Apathetic officials are seen to be towing the rule book more than human kindness.
It’s been more than 13 days now after the minor beggar girl was rescued by anti-human trafficking unit (AHTU) of city police’s crime branch on December 26, 2020. But her stay at the government facility seems to be getting agonizingly longer sans a decision to operate on her 22 mm bladder stone.
Government officials concerned claim that the decision not to conduct surgery in government custody was taken as the girl’s parents are alive. “We were not given NOC by the police and hence, we did not get the surgery done. She will be handed over to her parents who will take further decisions,” said Jayendra Thakor, district child protection officer (DCPO), Surat. Thakor further said that, “We (DCPO) can’t do anything if the minor girl is pushed back to begging by her parents.”
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The Covid-19 pandemic has posed unprecedented challenges and pushed the media into uncharted territory. Across the globe press freedom has been undermined by governments to control the public narrative and cover up their inadequacies. Authorities have clamped down on the media to control information and public debate about the pandemic, according to a statement issued by the International Press Institute.
Emergency regulations were put in place, while new and existing laws relating to disinformation and fake news were used to stifle independent media. In several countries, journalists from independent media were denied access to press briefings, access to official information was severely limited and regulations were imposed to compel media organisations to report data provided by the government.
Dhaval Patel
VADODARA: At the age of 29, he was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, an incurable autoimmune disease that can result in serious medical complications. Nine years back, he would bleed heavily and his weight reduced drastically.
But this did not dampen the spirit of Dhaval Patel, a native of tiny Narsanda village near Anand, and currently based in New Jersey, US.
Dhaval, a software engineer with a fintech company in the New York area followed the steps of his late father – Rambhai Patel – who served as a maths teacher at a primary school in Vadtal. The YouTube channel that he had started in 2016 uploading coding videos now has over two lakh subscribers.
A New York City investment firm purchased The Retreat at St. Johns apartments near the University of North Florida for $72.75 million on Dec. 21.
Investcorp bought the 420-unit property from Atlanta-based RangeWater Real Estate.
The apartments at 12310 Seacrest Lane were built in 2007. They are at northeast Kernan and Butler boulevards.
The sale was brokered by Walker & Dunlop multifamily specialists Brian Moulder, Bobby Gatling and Dhaval Patel. Walker & Dunlop also handled the financing for the buyer.
The community offers one-, two- and three-bedroom floorplans from $1,049 to $1,765 per month.
Units include balconies, stainless steel appliances, quartz counters, garden tubs with ceramic tile, vinyl wood flooring and recessed LED lighting.