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Himachal Pradesh: Man Who Died of COVID Allegedly Carried in Garbage Van to Crematorium

Himachal Pradesh: Man Who Died of COVID Allegedly Carried in Garbage Van to Crematorium Himachal Pradesh chief minister Jai Ram Thakur on Thursday ordered an inquiry into this matter. Representative image. Photo: PTI Rights29/Apr/2021 New Delhi: The body of a 54-year-old COVID-19 patient was carried to the crematorium in a garbage lifting vehicle in Solan district, and was burnt in Baddi instead of his native village Arki, against COVID-19 cremation norms, news reports said. The body of the COVID-19 patient was transported in a tractor-trailer used by the Baddi Municipal Committee to carry garbage, for cremation at Baddi on Wednesday. He had died at the ESIC Hospital at Katha in Barotiwala last night.

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Nalagarh SDM directs students with flu symptoms not to attend schools

Nalagarh SDM directs students with flu symptoms not to attend schools
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India grows more food, wastes more, while more go hungry

India grows more food, wastes more, while more go hungry Between the ongoing farmers’ protests highlighting cries of no proper remuneration for what the “annadata” (food provider) produces and India’s 103rd position in the Global Hunger Index (GHI) lies Indian agriculture’s third shocking reality – farm produce wastage. advertisement Photo for representation Between the ongoing farmers’ protests highlighting cries of no proper remuneration for what the “annadata” (food provider) produces and India’s 103rd position in the Global Hunger Index (GHI) lies Indian agriculture’s third shocking reality farm produce wastage. Statistics back Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s oft repeated line on India’s needs to move up fast on capability to store and distribute farm produce. If India spends almost Rs 1.5 lakh crore on cheap and free food grain each year, a study in 2016 estimated that Rs 92,651 crore is lost annually in farm produce wastage.

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