HP CM condemns attack on JP NADDA convoy
Shimla: Himachal Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur has condemned the attack on convoy of national BJP president Jagat Prakash Nadda on way to Diamond Harbour, West Bengal to meet party workers for ensuing Bengal Vidhan Sabha Elections-2021. The Chief Minister said, this cowardly act has vindicated the fact that there was no law and order in Bengal and goons supported by ruling TMC were out to intimidate their political opponents. Thakur said, it seemed that West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee has no faith in democratic norms and were resorting to unlawful tactics to remain in power.
NHM designs uniform for ambulance drivers, technicians
Chandigarh: National Health Mission (NHM), Haryana under the aegis of Health Department, Haryana has especially designed a uniform for the Ambulance Drivers and Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) working under National Ambulance Services 108 so as to give them a professional outlook. Besides, designing the uniform, training will also be imparted to the EMTs which will further enhance the pre-hospital care rendered to the patients being transported through these ambulances, said Additional Chief Secretary, Health, Rajeev Arora. The uniform would increase sense of professionalism and also encourage the EMTs and drivers to hone their skills, he added.
HP CM presented with PPE kits and Asha kits
Shimla: Executive Director, MAMTA Health Institute for Mother and Child, New Delhi Dr. Sunil Mehra presented 350 PPE kits and 1100 Asha kits for Asha workers of the state to the Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur here. The Chief Minister thanked the organization for this philanthropic gesture and said that this contribution would go a long way in helping the needy in this hour of distress.
Dr Mehra apprised the Chief Minister that MAMTA is a leading organization working in the fields of maternal and child health and nutrition, communicable diseases such as TB etc. and non communicable diseases.
5 days training session inaugurated in CCSHAU
Chandigarh: Chaudhary Charan Singh, Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar inaugurated a five day training programme for SC and ST women to make them self-reliant and help them to establish self employment opportunities.
The training programme was organized in the Saina Nehwal Institute of Agriculture Technology, Training and Education of the University in collaboration with the Central Institute for Research on Buffaloes at Sirsa Road, Hisar.
The training will be imparted for testing of fruits, vegetables and value added products of food grains in the institute.
Hotel Parkview banquet halls and rooms reopen
Chandigarh: CITCO’s three star property Hotel Parkview is now opened to general public and guests to register bookings for rooms and banquets for organising Weddings , conferences , Outdoor catering or any gatherings upto 100 persons .Keeping pace with the present times, the Hotel will strictly adhere to standard operating procedure to provide greater care to guests and attendees, a spokesman said.
The SOPs include a temperature check on arrival for all guests, mandatory masks for all guests and staff and frequent sanitisation of all common areas, including the kitchen and lobby.