‘Why cannot officials work when court works late in night?’
Telangana High Court on Friday instructed the State government to file a report explaining its preparedness to administer vaccination to all persons above 18 years of age from May 1 in the light of Centre’s announcement.
A bench of Chief Justice Hima Kohli and Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy directed the Principal Home Secretary to file a status report by Tuesday with details of how it was planning administration of vaccine to inmates of prisons and old age homes along with the destitute in shelter homes and open places. The plan of action should be presented to the court by Monday.
Covid-19: Ten Districts of Telangana declared coronavirus free
By Mohammed Hussain Ahmed| Posted by Sameer | Published: 9th February 2021 11:09 am IST
Hyderabad: The number of new coronavirus cases is gradually decreasing in the state. Narayan Peth emerged as a coronavirus free district for the past one last week. The Health Department officials claimed that the ‘coronavirus situation’ is under control in the state. They said that about 50% of the state’s districts would be declared coronavirus-free in the next two weeks.
According to the officials, not a single case is reported in 5 to 10 districts of the state. Narayanpet is the first district declared as coronavirus free as not a single case has been reported for the past one week. Similarly, not a single new case reported on Saturday and Sunday in four districts of the state.
Muslim dead bodies’ ablution, refrigeration facilities
By Mohammed Hussain Ahmed| Posted by Neha | Published: 27th January 2021 12:04 am IST Representational Photo
Kama Reddy: Kama Reddy’s MLA Gumpa Gowardhan appointed yesterday Mir Farooq Ali as “Chairman of the Qabrastaan Committee” and handed over 2 fridges for dead bodies and a wooden pall carrier and a bathing plank
Speaking on the occasion Gowardhan said, “Telangana Government is taking big initiatives to provide facilities and development work at the Muslim graveyards on par with the Hindu cremation ground. A cement concrete road has been built for the new graveyard. R.20 lakhs are being spent to build roads and ablution facility to bath the Muslim dead bodies in Qabarastaan itself.”