Meet the Bristol mayor candidate: Marvin Rees
By Ellie Pipe, Friday Apr 23, 2021
Marvin Rees couldn’t have timed it better.
Just as the interview is winding up, a woman returns from her run around St George Park and, spotting the current mayor, pauses to sing the praises of the new Hope Rise ZED Pods buildings where she lives.
The unique ‘homes on stilts’ is one of the development schemes that have come to fruition over the last five years as part of collaborative efforts to tackle Bristol’s housing crisis.
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Doorstep food delivery by Noida gurdwara for Covid-hit
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Noida, April 20 : The surge in coronavirus cases compounded by shortage of beds and oxygen in hospitals has forced many patients to lock themselves at their houses. Shri Guru Singh Sabha gurdwara in Uttar Pradesh s Noida Sector-18 is providing two meals a day to the infected patients at their doorstep.
Giani Gurpreet Singh, Head Granthi of Shri Guru Singh Sabha, told IANS, We had been running this service since September last year, later we stopped our services for a few months due to improvement in the Covid situation, but after April 8 we have resumed this service.
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Shri Guru Singh Sabha gurdwara in Uttar Pradesh s Noida Sector-18 is providing two meals a day to the infected patients at their doorstep.
Amidst Covid 19 second wave surge in the country, cases are quickly snowballing everywhere. Many patients are forced to lock themselves up at home due to a shortage of beds and oxygen tanks in hospitals. To help them out, Shri Guru Singh Sabha gurdwara in Uttar Pradesh s Noida Sector-18 is providing two meals a day to the infected patients at their doorstep.
Giani Gurpreet Singh, Head Granthi of Shri Guru Singh Sabha, told IANS, We had been running this service since September last year, later we stopped our services for a few months due to improvement in the Covid situation, but after April 8 we have resumed this service.
In the parking lot of Plymouth s Mata Tripta Ji Gurdwara Sahib, a familiar sense of sorrow cloaked community members as they prayed for the Indianapolis FedEx facility shooting victims on Sunday.
It was a feeling gurdwara members felt before as they placed memorial candles in front of the building. The vigil was held at the same house of worship where hundreds gathered nine years ago for a vigil after a white supremacist fatally shot six Sikhs at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, in 2012.
On Thursday, 19-year-old Brandon Scott Hole shot and killed eight people and wounded several others at a FedEx Ground Plainfield Operations Center, USA Today reports. Hole died by suicide, and four of the eight shooting victims belonged to the Sikh community.
DNA Explainer: How Khalistan supporters are conspiring to use farmers protest to unleash mayhem in India
A similar name that has been questioning the Indian government over farm laws is British MP Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi alias Tan Dhesi.
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Updated: Feb 23, 2021, 02:03 PM IST
As the Khalistani elements are planning to exploit the ongoing farmers protests in India to create anarchy, Khalistan-sympathising parliamentarians in the Western countries, especially those in the UK and Canada, are supporting them by attacking India at the diplomatic front.
A similar name that has been questioning the Indian government is British MP Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi alias Tan Dhesi. He very recently made a tweet on 11th February on a campaign ran by him and stated – “Over 100,000, incredibly from all 650 #UK constituencies (inc 3K+ from Slough), signed online petition; adding to 100+ MPs who wrote to PM. Given arrests of journalists and activists like #NodeepKaur, need Parliament debate ASAP