Hunger, pollution will not allow building of new India:

 

Hunger, pollution will not allow building of

 new India: Mallikarjuna Kharge

 

New Delhi: Hunger, pollution high, rupee depreciating in construction of new India. AICC president Mallikarjuna Kharge said on Wednesday that the construction of Nav Bharat will not be allowed. Mallikarjuna Kharge was officially sworn in at a function held at the All India Congress Committee AICC headquarters in Delhi. Speaking later, he indirectly attacked the BJP. They are saying that Congress needs a free India to build a new India. He said that the Congress wants a free India because we will not allow the construction of a new India. Hunger and pollution are increasing in the construction of new India. Rupee is depreciating. Therefore, we will not allow the construction of that new India. He said that we will continue our fight against this. The government which is supposed to be in power is sleeping and only CBI, ED and IT are working 24 hours a day. In modern India, Godse is known as Desha Bhakta. Mahatma Gandhi is known as anti-national. He shouted that he wanted to implement the RSS constitution in the country.

 

Mallikarjuna Khar taking office as the new

 president of

AICC: Sonia Gandhi congratulated

 

New Delhi: Mallikarjuna Kharge, who was elected as the new president of the Indian National Congress, took office on Wednesday. Mallikarjuna Kharge was officially sworn in as the President at a function held at the All India Congress Committee AICC headquarters in Delhi. Congress leader Sonia Gandhi handed over power to Mallikarjuna Kharge. Speaking after handing over the power, Sonia Gandhi said, "I offer my heartiest congratulations to Mallikarjuna Kharge who has been elected as the new president. Change is the rule of the world... Congress had faced a lot of difficulties in the past. However, he said that he has faith that those problems will be solved. After 24 years, a person from a non-Gandhi family has become the president of the Congress party. All members of the Congress Working Committee, MPs, State Congress Committee Presidents, Congress Legislature Party leaders, former Chief Ministers, former State Presidents and other office bearers of AICC are present in the programme.

 

Omicron mutation BQ.1 scare in the state: Health

 department advises those with symptoms to get

 tested

 

Bengaluru: A new mutant BQ.1 of the Omicron strain of Corona virus has been detected in Maharashtra, and now there is increasing concern in the state as well. In this background, the state health department has advised to get tested for cold and cough and stay in isolation. The Health and Family Welfare Department has advised the public to follow the Corona rules compulsorily, stay away from group gatherings and get the third dose of vaccine as a new strain has been discovered. People suffering from fever, cough, cold, sore throat and respiratory problems should be very careful, immediately after the symptoms appear, they should undergo a covid test at the nearest hospital and health institution and self-isolate until the results are available. Those suffering from respiratory problems should immediately seek medical attention at the nearest hospital. Masks should be worn in air-conditioned interiors, places without adequate ventilation, crowded areas and healthcare facilities. Festivals should be celebrated outdoors as much as possible. People are requested to stay away from crowded areas. Those who are due to receive a dose of the precautionary vaccine should get it immediately. People over 60 years of age and those suffering from other health problems should get vaccinated as soon as possible. Those who are immunocompromised, undergoing dialysis and taking anti-cancer drugs should get the Covid-19 vaccine on priority after consultation with their treating physician. Covid precautionary measures should be followed without fail. Coughing and sneezing into bent elbow. Use of handkerchief/tissue paper, not cleaning nose and not spitting in public places. The department has requested people to wash their hands with soap and avoid contact with those who have symptoms of infection.

Decrease in Corona: Today 56 in

 Bengaluru and 76 people in the state are

 positive; Death is zero

 

Bengaluru: The ups and downs of corona positive cases in the state are continuing and in the last 24 hours, 76 people have been confirmed to be covid positive. With this, the number of infected has increased to 40,68,111. Still no death has been reported in the state due to the epidemic corona today. Thus, the number of deaths is 40254, the Department of Health and Family Welfare said in a release 56 people have been infected in Bangalore today. With this, the number of infected in the city has increased to 1874057. Health and Family Welfare Department said that no death due to Corona has been reported in the capital today. Today, 263 infected people have recovered and been discharged from the hospital in the state. With this, the number of people who have recovered from the infection has increased to 40,25,673. There are 2142 active cases.

Omicron BF7 apprehension: Experts appeal

 to people to follow Covid rules

 

BENGALURU: With the detection of the Omicron BF7 sub-variant in different parts of India, experts have called for strict adherence to Covid-19 protocols in Karnataka. The BF.7 sub-strain, known as 'omicron spawn', has high transmission and is likely to outgrow vaccine immunity, warns Navodaya Gilla, in-house medical consultant at Care Hospitals Group. "It is possible that this new mutation can become infected with the previous mutation through natural infection or even after taking a full course of vaccines," he said. "This new Omicron variant was first detected in China. The first case of Omicron subspecies in India was detected in Gujarat. "Initially the virus mutated several times and the WHO declared the delta mutation to be the most severe," Gilla said.

"Symptoms of the new BF.7 sub-variant are similar to normal flu and include chills, cough, fever, body aches etc. It is highly contagious and can spread to a large group of people within a short period of time. So people should follow the Covid rules," he said.