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The Vial: India's Vaccine Story | Full Episode | Protecting India during the COVID-19 pandemic - 11 Jul 2023

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Corona Alert: Increasing Corona’s speed, PM Modi called highlevel meeting, big decision can be taken According to sources, in this meeting, PM Modi will review the latest hailts and preparations to deal with Kovid will be reviewed. Image Source: FILEPM Narendra Modi New Delhi: Corona had a terrible panic three years ago today। If someone was seen coughing, then it was made from during. Corona…

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Israel has been able to insulate itself from the effects of the economic blockade imposed by the "Axis of Resistance" through supply chain warfare in the Middle East and the broader region.

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Nov 01, 2024

PM Modi with genocidal Netanyahu.

I am republishing an article published yesterday by Mondoweiss because it confirms so much of what I have been saying since October 7th. As Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said quite clearly - Israel is important to the US as a prevention strategy against China, Russia, Iran and a free “Global South”. The article is written by Ahmed Alqarout.

The article in full:

In a recent public address on October 4, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei highlighted for the first time what he described as U.S. and Israeli plans to control the region’s natural resources. He stated that Israel’s current war campaign aims to position Israel as a hub for exporting energy to Europe and importing technology to ensure its survival. Khamenei called for resistance against the so-called India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), a proposed land bridge connecting India, Saudi, the UAE, Jordan, Israel, and Europe. 

Days after his call, the Iranian parliament discussed introducing a bill for a defensive alliance with the countries belonging to the “Axis of Resistance.” Khamenei further elaborated on this vision on October 27, calling for the establishment of “a global political and economic alliance, and if necessary a military one” to confront Israel and stop its ongoing crimes against the peoples of the region. This signals a clash of markets might be the next phase of the war. At the heart of this clash is the conflict over dominance in regional and global supply chains. 

Supply chain disruptions have become a recurring global issue since the outbreak of COVID-19, which caused countries to implement stringent controls over imports and exports. The concept of supply chain security swiftly became a central concern. The U.S. government adopted protectionist measures, particularly regarding vaccine exports, while Russia and India imposed restrictions on food imports and exports, and China limited the export of protective equipment and medicines. This experience highlighted the importance of supply chain security for many nations.

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Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana | PM-GKAY Scheme Detail Guide

The Garib Ann Kalyan Yojana (GKAY) was launched by Prime Minister Naredra Modi on March 26, 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic. It provides free food along with regular allocation of rations. This programme was launched by PM Modi as part of the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana. Let's explore this scheme in depth to learn more about its benefits and features.

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[ad_1] Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address a Special Session of the Guyanese Parliament on Friday, marking yet another significant moment in his global diplomatic outreach. PM Modi is visiting Guyana as a part of his three-nation tour wherein he previously was in Nigeria and then Brazil. His visit to Guyana becomes significant as he is the first Indian PM to visit the country in over 50 years. During his visit he will also address the Guyanese Parliament. This will be the 14th such instance when PM Modi will speak on behalf of the people of India in the Parliaments of foreign nations. He holds the distinction of being the Indian PM with the highest number of addresses to foreign Parliaments. Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had delivered 7 such addresses while PM Modi has delivered 14 addresses to foreign Parliaments. Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had addressed foreign legislatures four times, while former PM Jawaharlal Nehru did it three times. Rajiv Gandhi and Atal Bihari Vajpayee delivered two such addresses while others like Morarji Desai and PV Narsimha Rao addressed only once. Over the years, PM Modi has delivered speeches in legislative chambers across the world, from the Americas to Europe, Africa, Australia and Asia. His addresses, which transcend continents, are a testament to India’s growing influence on the global stage. In 2014, the PM addressed the Parliaments of Australia and Fiji and also addressed the British Parliament in 2015. In Africa, PM Modi addressed the National Assembly of Mauritius in 2015 and the Parliament of Uganda in 2018. In Asia, the PM addressed the Parliament of the joint session of the Bhutanese Parliament and Nepal Constituent Assembly in 2014, the Parliaments of Sri Lanka, Mongolia and Afghanistan in 2015, and the Parliament of Maldives in 2019. Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was conferred with the highest national award of Guyana, ‘The Order of Excellence’ during his visit to nation on the final leg of his three-nation tour. The Award was presented to him by Guyanese President Mohamed Irfaan Ali. The Order of Excellence, was awarded to PM Modi for his exceptional service to the global community, statesmanship and contribution to deepening the India- Guyana ties. The Commonwealth of Dominica also conferred its highest national honour, the Dominica Award of Honour, upon PM Modi. President Sylvanie Burton presented the award to PM Modi in recognition of his efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic and his dedication to strengthening the relationship between India and Dominica.     [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address a Special Session of the Guyanese Parliament on Friday, marking yet another significant moment in his global diplomatic outreach. PM Modi is visiting Guyana as a part of his three-nation tour wherein he previously was in Nigeria and then Brazil. His visit to Guyana becomes significant as he is the first Indian PM to visit the country in over 50 years. During his visit he will also address the Guyanese Parliament. This will be the 14th such instance when PM Modi will speak on behalf of the people of India in the Parliaments of foreign nations. He holds the distinction of being the Indian PM with the highest number of addresses to foreign Parliaments. Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had delivered 7 such addresses while PM Modi has delivered 14 addresses to foreign Parliaments. Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi had addressed foreign legislatures four times, while former PM Jawaharlal Nehru did it three times. Rajiv Gandhi and Atal Bihari Vajpayee delivered two such addresses while others like Morarji Desai and PV Narsimha Rao addressed only once. Over the years, PM Modi has delivered speeches in legislative chambers across the world, from the Americas to Europe, Africa, Australia and Asia. His addresses, which transcend continents, are a testament to India’s growing influence on the global stage. In 2014, the PM addressed the Parliaments of Australia and Fiji and also addressed the British Parliament in 2015. In Africa, PM Modi addressed the National Assembly of Mauritius in 2015 and the Parliament of Uganda in 2018. In Asia, the PM addressed the Parliament of the joint session of the Bhutanese Parliament and Nepal Constituent Assembly in 2014, the Parliaments of Sri Lanka, Mongolia and Afghanistan in 2015, and the Parliament of Maldives in 2019. Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was conferred with the highest national award of Guyana, ‘The Order of Excellence’ during his visit to nation on the final leg of his three-nation tour. The Award was presented to him by Guyanese President Mohamed Irfaan Ali. The Order of Excellence, was awarded to PM Modi for his exceptional service to the global community, statesmanship and contribution to deepening the India- Guyana ties. The Commonwealth of Dominica also conferred its highest national honour, the Dominica Award of Honour, upon PM Modi. President Sylvanie Burton presented the award to PM Modi in recognition of his efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic and his dedication to strengthening the relationship between India and Dominica.     [ad_2] Source link

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PM Modi honoured by Dominica for helping in its fight against Covid-19

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday received the “Dominica Award of Honour” from President Sylvanie Burton as a mark of gratitude for helping the Caribbean country during its fight against Covid-19. The Award was conferred on PM Modi during the India-CARICOM Summit on Wednesday.  A statement from the Dominican president’s office said that in February 2021, PM Modi supplied the country with…

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On the Eve of Ukraine Visit, PM Modi Emphasises 'This Is Not the Time for War' in Poland

In a significant diplomatic move, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his visit to Poland, reiterated his stance on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, emphasising that "this is not the time for war." This statement comes just ahead of his planned visit to Ukraine, where the conflict has been ongoing since Russia's invasion in February 2022. The Prime Minister’s message, delivered in Warsaw, highlights India’s consistent call for peace and diplomacy amidst the escalating tensions in Eastern Europe. 

Prime Minister Modi's visit to Poland is part of a larger European tour aimed at strengthening ties with key European nations while addressing pressing global issues such as the Ukraine crisis. His message in Poland is a continuation of the position India has maintained since the beginning of the conflict: the need for dialogue and the resolution of disputes through peaceful means. India has consistently urged all parties involved to engage in negotiations and has abstained from voting on UN resolutions condemning Russia, maintaining a neutral stance that seeks to balance its relationships with both Russia and Western nations. 

During his address in Warsaw, Modi underscored the devastating impact of the conflict on the global economy, particularly in developing countries. He pointed out that the war has led to rising food and energy prices, disrupting supply chains and exacerbating inflation worldwide. Modi emphasised that the world is still recovering from the economic shocks of the COVID-19 pandemic, and a prolonged conflict would only deepen these challenges. 

The Prime Minister also highlighted India's efforts to provide humanitarian aid to Ukraine, including the dispatch of medical supplies and relief materials. He reiterated India's commitment to supporting peace initiatives and working with international partners to find a resolution to the crisis. Modi's message is expected to resonate during his upcoming visit to Ukraine, where he is likely to meet with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other top officials. 

Modi’s stance is seen as a diplomatic balancing act, reflecting India’s strategic interests and its role as a key player on the global stage. As a nation with deep ties to both Russia and the West, India has sought to mediate rather than take sides, advocating for a return to peace and stability in the region. His call from Poland, urging an end to hostilities, reinforces India’s position as a proponent of peace and dialogue, and sets the tone for his discussions in Ukraine. For more international news in Hindi, subscribe to our newsletter. 

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2024-06-10

Singapore

Singaporean arrested in Bangkok for selling vape liquid mixed with drugs - we're sorry to have produced such a scumbag; they should execute him!

The "walking trend" is gaining traction here

La Nina to bring rain in 2nd half of year, but hot weather may still continue

Migrant workers sleeping & drinking alcohol on roads near dorms spark motorists’ concerns

URA seeks input on plans to use old Kallang Airport for lifestyle & recreational activities

New option from CASE & Law Society to resolve consumer-business disputes from Oct - a “non-binding neutral evaluation” will be conducted by a lawyer appointed by the Law Society

Health

Southeast Asia tops global intake of microplastics, with Indonesians eating 15g a month

New FLiRT COVID-19 variant may be better at evading the immune system than previous variants

Politics

India: Modi sworn in as PM again for historic 3rd term

Economy

Malaysia cuts diesel subsidies, with hopes that handouts will cushion inflation impact

Nature

Experts say not to panic if you see the gigantic & scary-looking Joro spider - it's an orb web spider & harmless to both humans & animals, so leave it alone!!!

Python swallows woman whole in Indonesia - she hasn't been the only 1 killed by a python; In 2018 & 2022 respectively, pythons also killed & swallowed 2 other women, both times at plantations! 😧

Why Singapore experiences so much lightning despite its tiny size

Finance

Singapore banks probing rich clients after $3b money laundering case

Food

^ Are haskap berries the next superfood? - more info about cultivation here

Society

6-year-old girl dead after "freak accident" involving her brother's badminton racket - the explanation of what happened doesn't sound at all plausible & the whole thing seems really sus

Sports

More young Singaporeans heading to regional waters for fishing - fishing for sport is barbaric, cruel & nothing to be proud of!!! 😠

Transport

Singapore: Free MRT rides on TEL Stage 4 from Tanjong Rhu to Bayshore during 21 Jun preview

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7 Reasons to Pursue a Pharmacy Degree in 2024

"World Pharmacy" was the term used by Indian PM Shri Narendra Modi at the Global Innovation Summit for the pharmaceutical industry in 2021.

During the same conference, while addressing the audience, he stated that India supplied over 150 countries with life-saving drugs and medical equipment during the early stages of the epidemic.

In the same year, the government sold more than 65 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine to about 100 nations. All of this indicates the capabilities of the Indian pharmaceutical business which in itself is the biggest reason to get a degree in pharmacy.

The health and pharmaceutical industries are flourishing which means more job prospects in this sector. In addition, as India's internet user base grows, so does the need for home pharmacies and online pharmacy businesses, and so does the opportunity for e-commerce pharmacists.

Thus in today's blog, we discuss why the pharmacy profession is in great demand and the top reasons to get a pharmacy degree.

So without further ado, let us have a look.

Reasons to Get a Degree in Pharmacy

Not everyone can tolerate surgery and blood and that is what makes pharmacy an excellent career choice. Consider these seven factors that contribute to the industry's promising future.

High Demand

According to IBEF, the Indian pharmaceutical industry satisfies more than half of the world's demand for various vaccinations and is the world's largest producer of generic medications.

Click the link to read more - https://saipharmacycollege.in/reasons-to-pursue-a-pharmacy-degree.php

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DMDK Chief Vijayakanth Passes: Covid-19 Complications

Actor and political leader Captain Vijayakanth's demise leaves a void; condolences pour in from Prime Minister Modi.

On Thursday, the nation mourned the loss of veteran actor and Desiya Murpokku Dravida Kazhagam (DMDK) chief Vijayakanth, aged 71. His passing at a private hospital in Chennai follows a battle with health issues, marked by a recent bout of pneumonia and testing positive for Covid-19.

Contradictory statements surround his health, as the party cites Covid-19, while the hospital attributes his ventilator support to pneumonia. The official statement from the hospital mentioned, "Captain Vijayakanth was on ventilatory support following his admission for pneumonia."

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin announced the leader's state funeral, recognizing Vijayakanth's impact on the political landscape. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief on social media, remembering the charismatic actor and dedicated political figure.

PM Modi's heartfelt tribute acknowledged Vijayakanth's influence on Tamil Nadu's politics and highlighted his deep commitment to public service. Modi recalled their close friendship and the void left by the iconic figure's demise.

Vijayakanth, renowned for his 154 movies in the Tamil film industry, transitioned to politics with the founding of DMDK. His political journey saw him serve as an MLA, representing constituencies like Virudhachalam and Rishivandiyam. The peak of his political career was marked by leading the Opposition in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly from 2011 to 2016.

As Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramaniam reached the residence, DMDK supporters gathered, mourning their leader's passing. Vijayakanth's contribution to both cinema and politics resonates in the collective memory, marking the end of an era.

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S. Jaishankar: A Beacon of Strategic Leadership in Global Diplomacy

In the intricate realm of international diplomacy, where nations converge for negotiation and collaboration, one name stands out with unparalleled brilliance — S. Jaishankar. As India’s Minister of External Affairs since 2019, Jaishankar continues to craft a compelling narrative that intertwines strategic leadership, intellectual prowess, and unwavering dedication to the nation. Succeeding Sushma Swaraj, he is the 30th minister to assume this pivotal role.

Jaishankar’s literary contribution, “The India Way: Strategies for an Uncertain World,” delves into the substantial reshaping of the global order from the 2008 global financial crisis to the 2020 coronavirus pandemic.

At the 78th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Jaishankar’s address commenced with a warm “Namaste from Bharat.” Reflecting on the success of the G20 summit, he positioned India as a solution provider bridging divides and emphasized the nation’s “One Earth, One Family, One Future” vision.

Unveiling Unknown Facts about S. Jaishankar:

Jaishankar, whose rank in the UPSC led him to the Indian Foreign Service in 1977, boasts over three decades of diplomatic experience. He served as the longest-serving Indian Ambassador to China, playing a pivotal role in strengthening economic, trade, and cultural ties between India and China. Widely regarded as one of the world’s best diplomats, Jaishankar is particularly popular among the youth for his witty and diplomatic responses that consistently advocate for India’s interests in global politics. He was previously married to Ms. Shobha, whom he met while studying at JNU, until her unfortunate battle with cancer. His current wife, Kyoko, is Japanese, and the couple has two sons and a daughter. Inducted into PM Modi’s cabinet in 2019, Jaishankar is entrusted by the Prime Minister for critical diplomatic missions. Jaishankar’s linguistic prowess extends to Tamil, Russian, conversational Japanese, and some Hungarian.

In a series of popular interviews, including the Global Technology Summit 2021, The Sydney Dialogue Panel discussion on “Democracies and Global Technology Governance,” and the India Today Conclave 2021, Jaishankar has shared his insights.

Examining his illustrious career trajectory:

1977: Indian Foreign Service 2001–04: Ambassador to Czechia (Czech Republic) 2007–09: High Commissioner to Singapore 2009–13: Ambassador to China 2014–15: Ambassador to the US 2015–18: Foreign Secretary of India 2019-present: Minister of External Affairs of India Highlighting Achievements and Contributions:

Enhanced Bilateral Relations: Jaishankar played a pivotal role in strengthening India’s ties with major powers like the United States, Russia, and China, fostering economic cooperation, strategic partnerships, and diplomatic collaboration. COVID-19 Diplomacy: Leading India’s efforts during the pandemic, Jaishankar initiated the “Vaccine Maitri” initiative, showcasing India’s commitment to global public health. Boundary Resolution: Significant progress in resolving longstanding border disputes, particularly with China, was achieved under Jaishankar’s leadership through dialogue and negotiation. Climate Diplomacy: An advocate for climate action, Jaishankar represented India’s interests in international forums, underscoring the country’s commitment to renewable energy and sustainability.

As India asserts its role on the global stage, S. Jaishankar stands as a steadfast leader, navigating the intricacies of international diplomacy. His adeptness in fostering alliances, addressing challenges head-on, and navigating complex international relationships has not only fortified India’s position but has also contributed to a more stable and interconnected world, ensuring a brighter future on the global stage.

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My friend Olaf Scholz, wishing you a speedy recovery from COVID-19. I pray for good health and well-being : PM Modi

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Dekho Apna Desh Scheme | A Guide To India's Famous Travel Spots

Tourism in India has been declining since COVID-19. PM Narendra Modi has unveiled the Dekho Apna Desh scheme to boost tourism all over India to fight this decline. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitaraman said that the government is working on the development of 50 destinations in India to promote Indian tourism.

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[ad_1] The Commonwealth of Dominica has conferred its highest national honour, the Dominica  Award of Honour, upon Prime Minister Narendra Modi. President Sylvanie Burton presented the award to PM Modi in recognition of his efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic and his dedication to strengthening the relationship between India and Dominica. Gratitude to President Sylvanie Burton of Dominica for conferring the ‘Dominica Award of Honour’ upon me. This honour is dedicated to my sisters and brothers of India. It is also indicative of the unbreakable bond between our nations. pic.twitter.com/Ro27fpSyr3 — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 20, 2024 Upon receiving the prestigious award, PM Modi expressed his gratitude, saying, “This honour is not only mine but of 140 crore people of India, their efforts, their values and their tradition. We are two democracies and are role models of women’s empowerment for the world. It is a matter of deep satisfaction that we were able to help the people of Dominica during a pandemic like Covid-19.” This recognition follows a long-standing history of cooperation between India and Dominica. During his visit to Guyana, Prime Minister Modi also met with Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit in Georgetown for bilateral talks. The meeting highlighted India’s commitment to fostering stronger ties with Caribbean nations. India and Dominica have maintained cordial diplomatic relations since 1981, with numerous high-level exchanges between the two countries. PM Modi and PM Skerrit first met during the India-CARICOM Leaders’ Meeting in New York in 2019. The relationship has been marked by continued collaboration on several initiatives, including India’s support to Dominica during the COVID-19 pandemic. India’s Vaccine Maitri initiative, for example, saw the donation of 70,000 doses of AstraZeneca vaccines to Dominica in 2021. Additionally, India has been proactive in supporting Dominica’s development. The India-UNDP Project in Kalinago, India, has provided USD 1 million to strengthen sustainable livelihoods in the Kalinago community. India has also committed an additional USD 1 million for the second phase of the Community Resilience Project in 2024. The Indian diaspora in Dominica, which includes nearly 500 people of Indian origin, significantly enhances cultural and economic relations between the two countries. Members of the diaspora are involved in retail businesses, medical professions, and academic institutions like Ross Medical University. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] The Commonwealth of Dominica has conferred its highest national honour, the Dominica  Award of Honour, upon Prime Minister Narendra Modi. President Sylvanie Burton presented the award to PM Modi in recognition of his efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic and his dedication to strengthening the relationship between India and Dominica. Gratitude to President Sylvanie Burton of Dominica for conferring the ‘Dominica Award of Honour’ upon me. This honour is dedicated to my sisters and brothers of India. It is also indicative of the unbreakable bond between our nations. pic.twitter.com/Ro27fpSyr3 — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) November 20, 2024 Upon receiving the prestigious award, PM Modi expressed his gratitude, saying, “This honour is not only mine but of 140 crore people of India, their efforts, their values and their tradition. We are two democracies and are role models of women’s empowerment for the world. It is a matter of deep satisfaction that we were able to help the people of Dominica during a pandemic like Covid-19.” This recognition follows a long-standing history of cooperation between India and Dominica. During his visit to Guyana, Prime Minister Modi also met with Dominica’s Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit in Georgetown for bilateral talks. The meeting highlighted India’s commitment to fostering stronger ties with Caribbean nations. India and Dominica have maintained cordial diplomatic relations since 1981, with numerous high-level exchanges between the two countries. PM Modi and PM Skerrit first met during the India-CARICOM Leaders’ Meeting in New York in 2019. The relationship has been marked by continued collaboration on several initiatives, including India’s support to Dominica during the COVID-19 pandemic. India’s Vaccine Maitri initiative, for example, saw the donation of 70,000 doses of AstraZeneca vaccines to Dominica in 2021. Additionally, India has been proactive in supporting Dominica’s development. The India-UNDP Project in Kalinago, India, has provided USD 1 million to strengthen sustainable livelihoods in the Kalinago community. India has also committed an additional USD 1 million for the second phase of the Community Resilience Project in 2024. The Indian diaspora in Dominica, which includes nearly 500 people of Indian origin, significantly enhances cultural and economic relations between the two countries. Members of the diaspora are involved in retail businesses, medical professions, and academic institutions like Ross Medical University. [ad_2] Source link