Nasik: IFS Officers Inspires Kids To Stops Bird Killing With 'Galor'
Anand Reddy, an IFS officer started the "Galor Samarpan Abhiyaan" by urging kids to give up killing birds with a galor (slingshot) while preaching the slogan "Galor Hatwa, Pakshi Bachwa (discard Galor, save birds)". Reddy suggested a four-point solution by asking them to “voluntarily surrender galor”, thus, turning the Abhiyaan into a movement. "Kids from 68 villages took the pledge and 590 galors were voluntarily surrendered," he added.
Tags: Anand Reddy, IFS Officer, Galor Samarpan Abhiyaan, Slingshot, Nashik
Courtesy: NDTV
Oxygen Tank Leak At Nashik Hospital Kills 22 COVID Patients On Ventilator
In a heart-wrenching incident, 22 COVID-19 patients on ventilators suffocated to death in Nashik’s Zakir Hussain Hospital on April 21. Reportedly, the accident happened due to oxygen leak in the cylinders supplying oxygen to the patients on ventilator. Confirming the deaths, State Health Minister Rajesh Tope said a probe would be ordered into the incident. Some relatives of deceased alleged that lowered supply of oxygen supply caused the… read-more
Tags: oxygen, Nashik , Maharashtra , Leaked, Oxygen leak
Courtesy: The Economic Times
Maharashtra: Nashik Authorities Charge Rs 5 Per Hour To Visit Market
As a crowd management measure, the authorities in Maharashtra's Nashik are charging Rs 5 per person for an hour to visit a market. Issuing the order, Nashik Police Commissioner Deepak Pandey said, "It's an attempt to save the city from entering lockdown". The decision has been taken in the wake of the increasing COVID-19 cases. Earlier, CM Uddhav Thackeray had warned of strict lockdown.
Tags: Maharashtra , Nashik , Covid-19, Lockdown
Courtesy: NDTV
Rowing 18 km Everyday; The Unstoppable Anganwadi Woman Worker of Maharashtra
Relu Vasave, an Anganwadi worker has been rowing 18 kms a day since lockdown, to provide daily food for the 25 newborns and seven pregnant tribal women in Maharashtra's Nandurbar district. During Covid-19 when the tribe abstained from visiting Anganwadi for the daily check-ups, Relu volunteered to reach them. She borrowed a boat to travel to the hamlets along Narmada River. She said that despite of her hand ache, it is important that the… read-more
Tags: Nashik , Maharashtra , National news, Maharashtra News
Courtesy: The Times of India
Former Maharashtra MLC Donates Her Gold Worth 20L To Armed Forces
Former member of Legislative Council Nishigandha Mogal from Maharashtra has donated her gold jewellery worth Rs 20 lakh. The sale proceeds will go towards the welfare of war widows and retired personnels. Nishigandha who served as MLC from 1996-2000 announced this while celebrating her 75th birthday. Moved by her effort PM Narendra Modi sent a letter of appreciation to her. Mogal said she was just doing her duty towards the Army.
Tags: Maharshtra, Nashik , National news, Maharashtra News
Courtesy: Times Now
Maharashtra: Nashik Man Takes Initiative To Conserve Godavari River
A Twitter post of IFS officer Swetha Boddu has brought a Nashik resident, named Chandra Kishore Patil, into limelight. Chandra stands beside the Godavari river everyday from morning till night and prevents people from tossing plastic bags into it. The IFS officer posted Chandra's photo on Twitter and praised his efforts to conserve the river. Patil has been doing this work for five years and wants to continue till he can.
Tags: Nashik , Maharashtra Government, environment, River
Courtesy: Hindustan Times
Sharad Pawar Says Country Needs Comprehensive Policy To Tackle Onion Price Rise
Sharad Pawar has requested the onion traders of Nashik to reopen auctioning of onions in APMCs. He attributed the rise in its prices to Centre's decisions to ban onion export and limiting the stocking up of onions by traders. He further said that he will speak with the Centre regarding the decisions and added that a comprehensive policy was the need. He also slammed the Centre for dropping onion from essential commodities list.
Tags: Sharad Pawar, Nashik , Onion, Export
Courtesy: Deccan Herald
Onion Prices Likely to Soar as Excessive Rains Damaged the Crops
Wholesale and retail prices of onions have started soaring across the country after several parts experienced excess rainfall leading to floods and crop damage. The good quality early-kharif onion crop producing states like Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Gujarat and Maharashtra have been severely affected. In major markets, prices have doubled while supply has, reportedly, halved. According to reports by The Print, prices can go upto Rs… read-more
Tags: Onion, Inflation, Nashik , Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra
Courtesy: The Print