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How colonial statues vanished from India s cities

How colonial statues vanished from India’s cities © Provided by The Times of India Early on the morning of August 10, 1965, a municipal watchman was on his rounds of Horniman Circle when he received a great shock: The marble figures of Lord Cornwallis and Lord Wellesley had been beheaded. Soon, reports of such mutilation came in from other parts of the city. Near Oval Maidan, Lord Sandhurst’s nose had been disfigured. Even Queen Victoria, seated on her magnificent marble throne at M G Road, was not spared: Her crown had been broken. medium76703203 The municipal authorities acted swiftly to avoid further damage. Within a few days, at least eight British statues were bundled off to Victoria Gardens, today’s Rani Baug, in an overnight operation. They included Queen Victoria and the famous Kala Ghoda, a bronze equestrian statue of Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII) that leftists had threatened to pull down on Independence Day.

Allow bikes and rickshaws in drive-in vaccination centres, says Congress MLA Zeeshan Siddique | Mumbai News

Photo for representative purpose only MUMBAI: Congress MLA from Bandra (East) Zeeshan Siddique has demanded that the BMC must allow bikes and auto rickshaws into drive-in vaccination centres. “Many drive-in vaccination centres are being opened in Mumbai which is a positive step but many Mumbaikars don’t have the luxury of owning a car and so I have written to the BMC Commissioner to allow citizens on bikes & rickshaws also to get vaccinated following Covid norms!” Zeeshan tweeted on Thursday. Following the success of its first drive-in vaccination centre within a civic parking lot in Dadar, the BMC had decided to set up one such facility for citizens above 60 years of age in the other six administrative zones too.

KT Exclusive: The third Covid wave is coming, this Indian state is ready

KT Exclusive: The third Covid wave is coming, this Indian state is ready Rajesh Tope, Minister for Public Health & Family Welfare, Maharashtra. File photo Supplied photo Coalition state govt has a robust plan in place ahead of the anticipated third wave in August Maharashtra’s battle to avert and combat the third wave of Covid-19 anticipated in August intensifies, as it deploys innovative strategies to rein in the spread of the lethal contagion that has roiled the economy and crippled normal life to a standstill amid untold human miseries and mounting daily death toll. The state may halt all development work, if required, and divert funds to fight the unprecedented challenges owing to Covid-19, said Maharashtra’s Minister for Public Health & Family Welfare Rajesh Tope on Thursday in an exclusive interview with

Mumbai: BMC to start drive-in COVID-19 vaccination centers in open grounds

Mumbai: BMC to start drive-in COVID-19 vaccination centers in open grounds - Check full list here BL Soni/ FPJ Photo Mumbai s civic body Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Tuesday launched the city s first drive-in vaccination center where specially-abled people and senior citizens can get vaccine doses while sitting in a vehicle, without standing in a queue. Earlier, the facility had been set up in a parking lot at Kohinoor Tower in Dadar area. The centre has been set up for senior citizens and differently abled persons, who would drive into the parking lot from one entry, receive a vaccine while being in the car and move out through a different exit point. Apart from the drive-in services, the Kohinoor facility also has a walk-in set-up where beneficiaries above 45 years of age can get their vaccine by walking in.

Mumbai To Go Big With Drive-In Vaccination, Civic Body Gives 24 Hours

Mumbai To Get Drive-In Vaccination Centres In Every Zone Within 24 Hours Mumbai To Get Drive-In Vaccination Centres In Every Zone Within 24 Hours Drive-in vaccination centres will be set up in big open grounds such as the Andheri Sports Club ground, Cooperage ground, Shivaji Stadium, Oval Maidan, Brabourne stadium, MIG ground, MCA ground, Reliance JIO garden or even the Wankhede stadium, the Brihanmumbai Corporation has said. Maharashtra got its first drive-in vaccination centre this week at Dadar. New Delhi: Mumbai will have more drive-in vaccination centres, maybe as soon as within 24 hours. That is the deadline  given by the city s civic body to its officials, who were told to have it ready in each administrative zone. The centres will cater to senior citizens and specially-abled people. The civic body has decided to keep the blueprint ready even though the state, like many others, is struggling with limited supply of the vaccine.

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