Madhya Pradesh to reopen national parks, tiger reserves from June 1
National parks and tiger reserves in Madhya Pradesh, which had been shut amid the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, will be kept open from June 1 to June 30, State Forest Minister Vijay Shah said on Saturday.
National parks and tiger reserves have remained shut since the last two months as a precautionary measure during the pandemic. Madhya Pradesh is known as a tiger and leopard state. National parks and tiger reserves had been shut due to the coronavirus outbreak. We have decided to keep these parks and reserves open from June 1 to June 30, Shah said in a video statement.
Dubai: Dubai’s networking groups and their members felt all of the COVID-19 blast. The sudden and alarming drop in revenues at their companies or businesses, and the cold reality of job losses and the career displacements that came with that.
Longstanding members suddenly dropped off the radar, and all networking sessions scaled down to interactions through screens. All through this, the uncertainty that was breeding along the lines of ‘Will there ever be an end to this?’
A year and a few weeks later, Dubai’s networking groups – or platforms, in this Zoom-dominated world - seem to be holding their own. Based on Gulf News’ interactions with some of the groups and their members, we get an insight into networking after COVID-19. And their – successful – transition from thinking beyond handshakes…