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Don’t want a rise again… (COVID19)
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Covid19 cases have risen 90%, on its daily count.
Covid19 may come back again. Over the past 24 hours, approx 2200 new covid19 cases have been recorded. We don’t want that. As it is a sudden jump in the daily count. The record says there were 214 deaths in the last 24 hours. This has given us the back trip of the nightmare of past days.
According to the report, 214 is the sharp range of daily death count. The backlogs are mostly from Kerala. In Kerala the death numbers include a backlog of 62 and it is a huge hike. 2,183 fresh Covid cases were recorded in the last 24 hours. Against 1,150 reported on Sunday, according to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
The daily positive rate, the spread of infection has increased from 0.31 % yesterday to 0.83 % today. Moreover, the country gets a record of 4 crore cases since the pandemic struck.
A survey report has shown that the number of people in the National Capital Region. According to PTI the report someone getting infected in their close social network rose by 500 per cent in the last 15 days.
The reason for getting an increment of Covid cases is, the less seriousness of maintaining guidelines. Unfortunately, many states even have stopped getting the fine for not wearing masks. Where we think about the less risky situation is coming. But it will only happen when we are able to bring that.
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Renamed: Delhi’s Mohammadpur village newly named Madhavpuram
In the Zonal Committee last year, a motion was made to rename Mohhamadpur. The resolution made by the corporation, according to local BJP councillor Bhagat Singh Tokas, with the sentiments of the residents of the village in mind.
Adesh Gupta, the Delhi BJP head, said that the Mohammadpur village has been renamed ‘Madhavpuram’. The Delhi Municipal Corporation (MCD) approved the proposal for renaming the locality, he claimed, and the procedure was finished. Local BJP councillor Bhagat Singh Tokas signs posted identifying Mohammadpur village as Madhavpuram
In the Zonal Committee last year, a motion was made to rename Mohhamadpur. The resolution made by the corporation, according to local BJP councillor Bhagat Singh Tokas, with the sentiments of the residents of the village in mind. He further said that after the corporation passed the resolution, he got threats.
In the proposal, Tokas had said, “During the Mughal era, the name of every village was forcibly changed. Ward 66 S village Mohammadpur falls in the urban village category under the jurisdiction of South Delhi Municipal Corporation. Mohammadpur villagers’ demand to change the name of the village has been pending for a long time.”
“After the municipal corporation approved the proposal to change the name to Madhavpuram, the renaming process was completed today. From now on, this village will be called Madhavpuram instead of Mohammadpur. Residents of Delhi don’t want any symbol of slavery to be a part of the city after 75 years of Independence,” Gupta said on Twitter and posted photographs of the board.
The idea must be authorised by the state name authority as part of the naming process for highways and villages. “We have done it at our end, now the Delhi government should say whether it wants to change the name or not,” he said when asked if South MCD can change the name of a site because the final power to change names resides with the Delhi government.
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