#Sunday covid Curfew

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VAJID MIRZA.

{ Born in 2 july 1995 } He is a Chief Managing Director of Neel Kamal Optical and Eye Care Company, has a distinct identity in the eye department of India, due to which he is the country's famous eye consultant and renowned professional optician in the eye department. Vajid Mirza lives in Jhalawar district of Rajasthan, he has a Company named Neel Kamal Optical which is honored by the Government of India and I get it from the Central Government, Vajid Mirza has been doing public service for a long time and helping the poor class people by organizing free eye check-up camps. They have come to help, they have an optical branch in the district, which is a very popular shop, where people from long distances get their specs made.

RELATION :-

Vajid Mirza's wife's name is Farheen Bee.

His mother's name is Zubeda bega

his father's name is Aziz Baig

he also has a son whose name is Ahmad Mirza

HELPING BY PEOPLE :-

Vajid Mirza has always given importance to poor or middle class people, in which he has worked for the Government of India under the Prime Minister Rashtriya Vayushree Yojana from 2012 to 2017.

Vajid Mirza was organizing free eye check-up camp every Sunday at his personal place.

{Add:- Neel kamal optical and Eye Care Jhalrapatan, dist- Jhalawar}

Eye Examination Of Government Officials :-

Vajid Mirza started his career as an optician in (2012). After this he continued to help a lot of people in his career like free eye camp.

Who among them has also examined the eyes of government officials?

In the year 2016, facilities related to eye department were provided in the presence of Chief Guest Shri Krishna Patidar Minister in the Women Teachers Department.

In 2015, the public was benefited in an eye check-up camp in the health building of Bakani area in the presence of MLA, Chief Medical Officer and Sub-Divisional Officer.

The eyes of the observer and additional superintendent of police who were in the assembly elections in 2018 were examined.

In 2019, glasses were made after examining the eyes of Preeti Naayak, Additional District Sention and Judge of Jhalawar district.

In the year 2017, the Chief Guest was Minister of State, Chief Medical Officer and Officers, District President, District Chief, City President, MLA, Superintendent of Police, Police Station Incharge, Women District President, District General Secretary, District Minister, Minority District President, Municipality Chairman, Trade Board. Neel Kamal Optical and Eye Care was grandly inaugurated in the presence of the Chairman and other officials.

In the year 2021, Superintendent of Police, District Collector, Minister of State, MP, MLA, Minority District President Muqeem Abbasi, District President, Fruit Mandi District President Bhuru Bhai Akhtar Bhai, Municipality Chairman, Ophthalmologist Surgeon Dr. Mamta Rathore, Hindu Brahmin District President Neel Kamal Optical and Eye Care was grandly inaugurated in the presence of othe

Made citizens aware about the prevention and care of blindness and eye-related diseases which are increasing in the country and supported the Government of India's scheme under Prime Minister Rashtriya Vayushri Yojana, hence on Republic Day 26 January 2021, Alimco, Social Justice in Delhi Awarded by Ministry of Empowerment, Government of India

1. In the year 2016, राजस्थान उच्च न्यायालय न्यायधीश शेषन एव न्यायधीश dr. Rajendra Singh choudhary got his eyes checked during the court and camp

2. District judge "Beena Jain's" (जिला एवं सेशन न्यायाधीश) eye check-up.

3. Among the facilities provided during the Covid-19 curfew. "C.I. Jagdish Prasad ji Meena" and "S.I. Balveer ji's" eye check-up was done.

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12095Khz 0357 26 JUN 2023 - BBC (UNITED KINGDOM) in ENGLISH from TALATA VOLONONDRY. SINPO = 55445. English, dead carrier s/on @0358z then ID@0359z pips and newsday preview. @0401z World News anchored by Chris Berrow. Senior officials from Sierra Leone's main opposition party on Sunday accused the country's military of shooting live ammunition and tear gas into their headquarters, raising tensions in the small West African nation a day after presidential elections. Greek conservative leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis has trounced his centre-left rival in the second election in a month and said he has a "strong mandate" to move faster on the path of change. In her first interview, Mrs Dawood said she had planned to go with her husband to view the wreck of the Titanic, but the trip was cancelled because of the Covid pandemic. "I think I lost hope when we passed the 96 hours mark," Mrs Dawood said. The Australian government will provide a new A$110 million ($73.5 million) package to Ukraine including 70 military vehicles to defend against Russia's invasion, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Monday. The Honduran government announced curfews on Sunday in two northern cities after more than 20 people were killed overnight in separate attacks amid escalating violence in the country. In Ecuador, eight people were killed on Sunday June 25 in what appears to be the third shootout between rival gangs this month, police said. Forest fires in Canada left Montreal blanketed with smog on Sunday, giving it the worst air quality of any major city in the world, according to a pollution monitor. A group of NASA researchers has been in the Pilbara region of Western Australia in the past week to inform their hunt for extraterrestrial life by observing some of the earliest signs of life on Earth. “This is really important – not only to tell us things about life on Earth and when it began and how it may have evolved over time – but it’s also really important from a NASA standpoint because we are getting ready to return samples from Mars,” NASA Mars Exploration Program director Eric Ianson said. @0406z "Newsday" begins. Backyard fence antenna, Etón e1XM. 250kW, beamAz 315°, bearing 63°. Received at Plymouth, United States, 15359KM from transmitter at Talata Volonondry. Local time: 2257.

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Tuesday, December 6, 2022

What’s a ‘Granfluencer’? Older Social-Media Stars Are Thriving (PC Magazine) The term “influencer” conjures images of young people, replete with ring lights and smartphone cameras, spending hours at home or out on the nearest sidewalk or boardwalk, attempting to capture a viral dance move or lip-sync the latest sampled catchphrase. Emphasis on “young”—but that isn’t always the case. The site MedicareHealthPlans.com set out to feature “granfluencers” by creating a grid of 50 people—each over the age of 65, and each with a social-media-follower count of at least 5 million. The youngest granfluencer is 65-year-old Venezuelan singer-songwriter Ricardo Montaner, who just edged out Dominican singer Juan Luis Guerra. Both are also probably the only non-household names on the list, at least for US audiences.

No Moore Power (CNN) Several communities across Moore County, North Carolina began experiencing power outages just after 7 p.m. Saturday, with over 40,000 people affected. The power outage is now being investigated as a “criminal occurrence” after crews found signs of potential vandalism at several locations. A state of emergency was declared at 4 p.m. Sunday, as well as a mandatory curfew. Mike Cameron of the Southern Pines Fire and Rescue Department said on Sunday that a gate at one of the locations appears to have been taken off its hinges, and two power substations were damaged by gunfire. Auto accidents have increased with traffic lights being out, and those who rely on oxygen are having to call emergency services. The North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation and the FBI are getting involved, but the motive for the vandalism remains unknown.

The War on Hogs (AP) It’s been eight years since the U.S. government launched a federal program to combat the feral pigs that have taken over large swathes of the country and destroyed billions of dollars in farm production, and the data is clear: Listen, the hogs aren’t losing, we can say that. Sure, in light of $100 million of spending toward their destruction, the pigs have been wiped out from 11 of 41 states where they were reported in 2014 and 2015. But they persist, causing an estimated minimum of $2.5 billion a year in damages, and some 6 million to 9 million feral swine still roam the country. Four states—California, Oklahoma, Texas and Florida—all count over 750,000 hogs, with Texas’ population at a stable 3 million since 2011.

UK economy to shrink in 2023, risks ‘lost decade’: CBI (Reuters) Britain’s economy is on course to shrink 0.4% next year as inflation remains high and companies put investment on hold, with gloomy implications for longer-term growth, the Confederation of Business Industry forecast on Monday. “Britain is in stagflation—with rocketing inflation, negative growth, falling productivity and business investment. Firms see potential growth opportunities but ... headwinds are causing them to pause investing in 2023,” CBI Director-General Tony Danker said. Britain has been hit hard by a surge in natural gas prices following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, as well as an incomplete labour market recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic and persistently weak investment and productivity. British inflation hit a 41-year high of 11.1% in October, sharply squeezing consumer demand, and the CBI predicts it will be slow to fall, averaging 6.7% next year and 2.9% in 2024.

War and Sanctions Threaten to Thrust Russia’s Economy Back in Time (NYT) Valery Volodin, a welder at a sprawling Volkswagen plant in western Russia, relaxed for most of the summer at his dacha, or weekend house, planting his garden and looking after his children. Mr. Volodin, 41, had little choice: The car factory closed down in March, joining more than 1,000 multinational companies that had curtailed operations in Russia because of its invasion of Ukraine. Since then, he has been sitting at home while Volkswagen looks for a buyer. He goes into the plant once a month to collect 50,000 rubles, about $800, a payment required by Russian labor law that is the equivalent of two-thirds of his previous salary. “We go into work, but the plant stands empty,” Mr. Volodin said in an interview. He does not mind a temporary break from the physically demanding work, but he is not sure how to plan for the future. “We live day to day, for now,” he said. His experience is playing out across Russia for hundreds of thousands of workers after the West imposed sweeping economic sanctions that were intended to hobble Moscow’s ability to wage war and to undercut public support for President Vladimir V. Putin. More than nine months after the invasion, neither the war effort nor the economy has collapsed, and the economic pain is still limited for many Russians. But the impact of what some have described as the most coordinated and deepest economic sanctions in modern history is evident in communities across Russia—and the worst may be yet to come.

Ukraine strikes deep within Russia (NYT) Ukraine executed its most brazen attack into Russian territory in the nine-month-old war, targeting two military bases hundreds of miles inside the country with unmanned drones, according to the Russian defense ministry and a senior Ukrainian official. The senior official said that the drones were launched from Ukrainian territory and that at least one of the strikes was made with the help of Ukrainian special forces operating close to the base, who helped guide the drone to the target. One explosion hit the Engels-2 air base, which is near the southwestern city of Saratov, hundreds of miles from the Ukrainian border, and hosts Russian strategic bombers. The base has been used as a staging location for attacks on Ukraine’s energy grid, according to Ukrainian officials. A separate explosion at a military base in the city of Ryazan killed three people and wounded six others, the Russian state news agency RIA Novosti reported. It said that a fuel truck had exploded, citing a statement from the local emergency services, but did not name a cause. The Engels air base and the Ryazan military installation are each 300 to 450 miles from the Ukrainian border, which is beyond the range of any known missile in Ukraine’s arsenal. The city of Ryazan is only about 150 miles from Moscow.

Advice for Europeans: Bundle Up and Get Ready for Outages (NYT) Life in some European cities may soon look like this: Staggered electricity outages to save energy. Temporary cuts in mobile phone and internet service. Schools closed for a lack of lighting and heat. Even traffic lights could briefly be powered down. Europe has spent months preparing for a winter without Russian gas, stockpiling fuel and pushing conservation measures in hopes of maintaining enough energy to keep power grids running. But as an unseasonable streak of mild weather gives way to freezing temperatures, governments are starting to brace people for the possibility of controlled power cuts in the event that energy supplies are stretched—with a wide-ranging impact on daily life. The French government last week started instructing officials around the country to plan for potential rolling electricity outages as soon as next month. Britain’s National Grid operator has warned households of possible blackouts from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. if gas used to produce electricity runs short. Electric car owners in Finland are being advised not to heat their plugged-in vehicles on freezing mornings to avoid straining the grid. And in Germany, the country that has been most dependent on Russian gas, people are taking no chances: Sales of candles have soared.

Indonesia’s Mt. Semeru eruption buries homes, damages bridge (AP) Improved weather conditions Monday allowed rescuers to resume evacuation efforts and a search for possible victims after the highest volcano on Indonesia’s most densely populated island erupted, triggered by monsoon rains. Mount Semeru in Lumajang district in East Java province spewed thick columns of ash more than 1,500 meters (nearly 5,000 feet) into the sky Sunday. Villages and nearby towns were blanketed with falling ash, blocking out the sun, but no casualties have been reported. Hundreds of rescuers were deployed Monday in the worst-hit villages of Sumberwuluh and Supiturang, where houses and mosques were buried to their rooftops by tons of volcanic debris. Heavy rains had eroded and finally collapsed the lava dome atop the 3,676-meter (12,060-foot) volcano, causing an avalanche of blistering gas and lava down its slopes toward a nearby river. Searing gas raced down the sides of the mountain, smothering entire villages and destroying a bridge that had just been rebuilt after a powerful eruption last year.

Iran morality police status unclear after ‘closure’ comment (1440) Iranian officials signaled over the weekend it had shut down the country's guidance patrol, informally known as the morality police, amid ongoing protests sparked by the September death of a young woman while in custody. It marks the most significant concession by the government, which also said hijab laws would be reevaluated, since demonstrations began. Led primarily by women and younger Iranians, the protests began after 22-year-old Mahsa Amini died under mysterious circumstances after reportedly being stopped in Tehran for not wearing a hijab. In the following weeks, the demonstration's spread from Amini's Kurdish home city of Saqqez to dozens of cities across Iran, with almost 450 people killed and 18,000 arrested by security forces. Observers have called the demonstrations the biggest challenge to the country's theocratic regime since the 1979 revolution, with protests largely spanning geography, social class, and age.

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Corona infection- जनता कर्फ्यू के बाद संडे कोविड कर्फ्यू - सहयोग करें नियमों का पालन करें

Corona infection- जनता कर्फ्यू के बाद संडे कोविड कर्फ्यू – सहय���ग करें नियमों का पालन करें

कोरोना संक्रमण (Corona infection)को भले ही एक साल की अवधि बीत गया है लेकिन कोरोना का खतरा अभी ना तो टला है और ना ही संक्रमण के रफ्तार में ही कोई कमी आई है। अल्मोड़ा, 17 अप्रैल 2021- कोरोना संक्रमण(Corona infection) को भले ही एक साल की अवधि बीत गया है लेकिन कोरोना का खतरा अभी ना तो टला है और ना ही संक्रमण के रफ्तार में ही कोई कमी आई है। उत्तराखंड- राज्य में हर रविवार को रहेगा कोविड…

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4,862 new Covid cases, 9 deaths in Tamil Nadu; Govt imposes night curfew, Sunday lockdown

4,862 new Covid cases, 9 deaths in Tamil Nadu; Govt imposes night curfew, Sunday lockdown

4,862 new Covid cases, 9 deaths in Tamil Nadu; Govt imposes night curfew, Sunday lockdown In the wake of rising Covid cases, the Tamil Nadu government Wednesday announced that night curfew will come into force in the state from January 6, Thursday and that total lockdown will be imposed on Sunday. Night curfew will be in place from 10 pm to 5 am. According to the latest guidelines issued, all…

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Kerala to continue night curfew, Sunday lockdown as state records almost 30k Covid cases, says CM Vijayan

Kerala to continue night curfew, Sunday lockdown as state records almost 30k Covid cases, says CM Vijayan

Image Source : PTI/FILE Kerala has been amounting to more than 70% of total cases in the country and one-third of the total deaths.  Kerala government, on Saturday, has decided that the night curfew and Sunday lockdown will continue across the state as it witnesses a rise in coronavirus cases. The decision was announced by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan after a review meeting was held on…

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Why are these happening in Sri Lanka?

*takes a deep breath*

We are currently facing a severe economic crisis. Sri Lanka has survived 30 years of civil war, Easter Sunday bomb attacks in 2019 and of course the covid pandemic.

But nothing has ever gotten this bad. Of course, all of the above (and many others) have had a negative impact on our economy. This is not something that happened suddenly. Our economy has been in decline for a long time now.

But the primary cause is our corrupt leadership (As you can see from the arbitrary arrests and curfews being imposed currently).

70% of Sri Lanka's budget is controlled by the Rajapaksa family. By a single family who runs the government.

Our president is Gotabaya Rajapaksa. Our prime minister is Mahinda Rajapaksa (former president). Our finance minister is Basil rajapaksa. Chamal Rajapaksa is the minister of irrigation. They are brothers!

They are more rajapaksas in our parliaments - handling different ministries - including the youth ministry and one of them is a cabinet minister.

Basically, they have been running our country and controlling our budget and basically exploiting the fuck out of us. While many of us knew it was bad, there is nothing we could because they are political majority in the country.

But now they've run us to the fucking ground. We have power cuts lasting up to 13 hours a day. The dollar rate has sky rocketed (from 170 rupees to 330). We have no fuel (hence no electricity). Public transport is basically nonexistent. Schools have closed down. Hospitals are operating at capacity - and without power. There are people - I shit you not - who only eat one meal a day because our cost of living is through the roof. Because we have no foreign currency in the country, we can't import anything because we can't pay for anything. This means we don't have medications, basic food staples and many other things because we important all of this.

In essence, it is a clusterfuck. Biggest in our history.

So, people are really fucking frustrated - and rightly so. There are riots and protests in the streets every day. Journalists and activists are being arbitrarily arrested (and assaulted) under the PTA (prevention of terrorism act) because anyone who speaks against the government is now being labelled as "extremists".

I don't know how or when things are going to get better. It doesn't look like it's going to happen anytime soon because things are really, really bad right now. I only hope the damage will be minimal as we find our way out of this possibly in the next few months (or years).

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Covid-19: TN announces night curfew, Sunday lockdown; postpones Class 12 public exam

Covid-19: TN announces night curfew, Sunday lockdown; postpones Class 12 public exam

The Tamil Nadu government on Sunday announced the postponement of class 12 public examination, complete lockdown on Sundays and effective April 20, night curfew from 10 pm to 4 am. After Chief Minister K Palaniswami chaired a high-level meeting here to review the Covid-19 scenario in the state, the government announced measures, including the Sunday lockdown, to help prevent the rapid rise in the…

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छात्रों के लिए बड़ी खबरः अब घर से ही दे सकेंगे परीक्षा, यहां मिलेगा पेपर

छात्रों के लिए बड़ी खबरः अब घर से ही दे सकेंगे परीक्षा, यहां मिलेगा पेपर

भोपालः मध्य प्रदेश से तेजी से बढ़ रहे कोरोना के मामलों मध्य प्रदेश के उच्च शिक्षा विभाग ने भी एक बड़ा फैसला लिया है. उच्च शिक्षा मंत्री मोहन यादव ने जानकारी देते हुए बताया कि अब प्रदेश के विश्वविद्यालयों में होने वाली स्नातक (UG) और स्नातकोत्तर (PG) की परीक्षाएं छात्र अपने घर बैठकर दे सकेंगे.  नेट या एप पर मिलेंगे प���पर मंत्री मोहन यादव ने बताया कि यूजी और पीजी के सभी छात्रों को परीक्षा के पेपर…

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UP Sunday Lockdown: उत्तर प्रदेश में रविवार को रहेगा लॉकडाउन, मास्क न पहनने पर 1000 जुर्माना|

UP Sunday Lockdown: उत्तर प्रदेश में रविवार को रहेगा लॉकडाउन, मास्क न पहनने पर 1000 जुर्माना|

UP Sunday Lockdown उत्तर प्रदेश: UP Sunday Lockdown: यूपी में Corona के बढ़ते संक्रमण को देखते हुए शुक्रवार को एक बड़ा फैसला लिया गया है। अब पूरे राज्य में रविवार को Lockdown रहेगा। जरूरी सेवाओं को छोड़कर किसी को भी बाहर निकलने की इज़ाज़त नहीं होगी। इस दिन प्रदेश की प्रमुख जगहों को Sanitization करने का काम किया जाएगा। इसके साथ ही अगर आप Mask नहीं पहनते है तो 1000 रुपये का जुर्माना देना होगा और…

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Weekend lockdown in Uttar Pradesh as COVID-19 cases surge, Rs 1000 fine for not wearing mask

Weekend lockdown in Uttar Pradesh as COVID-19 cases surge, Rs 1000 fine for not wearing mask

NEW DELHI: The Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh government has imposed a weekend lockdown in view of rising coronavirus COVID-19 cases in the state. All market offices will remain closed at all urban and rural areas across the state, whereas all essential services will be exempted from any restrictions.  As per the notification issued by the state, the restrictions will come into effect at 8 pm…

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Curfew on four Sundays from July 5 in Bengaluru

Curfew on four Sundays from July 5 in Bengaluru

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The Sunday curfew, announced by Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa on Saturday, will be effective for four Sundays from July 5 to August 2. On these days, only essential services will be allowed.

The order was issued by Chief Secretary T.M. Vijay Bhaskar on Sunday. Apart from the lockdown on Sundays, night curfew will be imposed from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. Earlier, night curfew was in place…

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Saudi Arabia to lift nationwide curfew, resume economic activities from Sunday | World News

Saudi Arabia to lift nationwide curfew, resume economic activities from Sunday | World News

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia will end a nationwide curfew and lift restrictions on businesses from Sunday morning after three months of lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus, state news agency SPA quoted a source in the interior ministry as saying on Saturday. The curfew will be lifted as of 6 AM local time on Sunday. Restrictions will remain, however, for religious pilgrimages, international…

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No more Sunday curfew in Karnataka Image Source : PTI No more Sunday curfew in Karnataka The Karnataka government on Saturday eased the norm of curfew on Sundays while retaining the order of lockdown from 7 pm to 7 am in view of coronavirus.

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First ‘Sunday curfew’ gets underway in Karnataka Image Source : PTI First 'Sunday curfew' gets underway in Karnataka The first 'Sunday curfew' imposed by the Karnataka government to try and contain the spread of COVID-19 got underway in the state today, with people by and large adhering to norms, roads wearing a deserted look and almost no vehicular traffic, barring essential services.