Stunning designs for Hull s first ever purpose-built Sikh temple
A planning application is set to be submitted to Hull City Council
The proposed new Sikh Temple in Hull (Image: Benson Planning)
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Stunning images have been released showing plans for Hull s first ever purpose-built Sikh Temple.
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Solihull son who flew to India after father died from Covid stays to help devastating situation
Jaspreet Parhar is helping to raise funds for people in Jalandhar following the death of his father
Amarjit Singh Parhar and son Jaspreet Parhar with other family members (Image: Jaspreet Parhar)
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The southern state of Tamil Nadu said it would shift from a partial to a full lockdown after neighboring Karnataka state extended its full lockdown Friday.
In an interview, Saturday with the French news agency, Soumya Swaminathan, the World Health Organization’s chief scientist, warned that the epidemiological features that we see in India today do indicate that it s an extremely rapidly spreading variant.
Swaminathan said the B.1.617 variant of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 was clearly a contributing factor to the catastrophe in India, her homeland. There have been many accelerators that are fed into this, the 62-year-old pediatrician and clinical scientist said, adding, A more rapidly spreading virus is one of them. She added, however, that large gatherings and a lapse in mask-wearing also played a role.