Maken slams Govt over vendors
Welcoming the Delhi High Court Order in the matter of Street Vendors, Delhi Congress president and former Union Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation Minister Ajay Maken, lambasted the Arvind Kejriwal Government for failing to implement the Street Vendors Act in Delhi. The Division Bench of the Delhi High Court has extended its previous order protecting the Street Vendors from atrocities of Police and Municipal Authorities. Relying on the observations made by the Delhi High Court order, Maken said it is not just the poor vendors but, now also the High Court has made it clear that the Kejriwal Government has failed to take the necessary steps for the betterment of vendors/hawkers in Delhi. Referring to directions 'no. 4' given by the Delhi High Court, the Congress leader demanded that Chief Minister shall explain to the poor vendors as to why his Government has failed to implement such a progressive law. Maken wondered if it was on account of paucity of time, since Kejriwal has been keeping busy in doing politics in Punjab, Goa etc.
Fresh lease of life to woman patient in noida
The doctors at Jaypee Hospital, Nodia gave a fresh lease of life to a woman who had two aneurysm of 20 mm size each in her brain. Doctors said if the aneurysm gets ruptured it could result in death of the patient. In most of the cases, patients are brought to the hospital after the aneurysm is already busted and by that time it's already very late.
CBSE: fraudsters posing as its officers
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has warned the public about fraudsters posing as its officers and asking people to deposit money in bank accounts. It has issued a notice asking the public not to fall prey to such traps. The CBSE said recently, instances have come to its notice where "some unscruplous callers/cheaters", posing as CBSE officers, asked people and students to deposit money in bank accounts "promising to facilitate them in CBSE". "These fake callers make calls from different mobile numbers," the CBSE notice said. Senior officials said in some cases, the Board brought the matter to the notice of police officials concerned.