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Centenarian Dholi Devi told reporters she took the vaccine and faced no problem at all.
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She inspired the villagers to come forward for the jab, said an official.
Her grandson said she faced no problem and had no fever after the jab.
Udhampur:
A 120-year-old woman has become an inspiration for people living in rural areas of Jammu and Kashmir s Udhampur district after she took a lead in her remote hamlet to get vaccinated against COVID-19, prompting Northern Army Commander Lieutenant General Y K Joshi to felicitate the centenarian at her home on Friday.
In an environment where vaccine hesitancy has been witnessed among sections of the public, 120-year-old Dholi Devi got herself the shot on May 17 that has been able to transform the mindset of the local population, an army officer said.
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Northern Command to set up support system for former personnel, their families in Jammu and Kashmir, LadakhPTI
Last Updated: May 03, 2021, 10:53 AM IST
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The emphasis is on the dictum one for all and all for one , whereby collective effort becomes the key to success in the war against the second wave of COVID-19, the spokesperson said.
Northern Army Commander Lt Gen YK Joshi, accompanied by the Chinar Corps Commander Lt Gen BS Raju visited the 250 bed (Level 1 & Level 2) COVID Healthcare Facility jointly established by Chinar Corps and Civil Administration at Old Air Field Military Station, Rangreth, Srinagar
China s Ingress Into and Withdrawal From the LAC Remain Inscrutable
There are a host of possible reasons on offer for the People s Liberation Army s aggression, but Beijing s moves remain swathed in obfuscation within a Chinese jalebi which defies unravelling.
Indian and Chinese troops and tanks disengage from the banks of Pangong lake area in Eastern Ladakh where they had been deployed opposite each other for almost ten months now. Photo: PTI/Indian Army handout
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Chandigarh: With the mutual pullback of Chinese and Indian troops from around the Pangong Tso having been successfully completed, Beijingâs jalebi, first in breaching the disputed Line of Actual Control (LAC) at multiple locations in eastern Ladakh in May 2020, and thereafter in agreeing to a withdrawal over nine months later, remains inscrutable.
Lieutenant General YK Joshi briefing Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
India and China came very close to an armed conflict in August 2020, during the 9-month-long standoff in eastern Ladakh, Lieutenant General Y K Joshi, the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (GOC-in-C) of the Indian Armyâs Northern Command, has said in an interview with CNNNews18.
âWe were on the edge.we were absolutely on the brinkâ of an armed conflict in August 2020, after India occupied heights of the Kailash range south of the Pangong Lake, Lieutenant General Joshi on the intervening night of 29 and 20 August.
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