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India's Covid count crosses 70 lakh, recoveries top 60 lakh

India's coronavirus tally crossed the 70&nbsp;lakh-mark on Sunday with a spike of over 74,000 new cases in the last 24 hours. But the good news is that recoveries&nbsp;have surged past 60 lakh

India's coronavirus tally crossed the 70-lakh mark on Sunday with a spike of over 74,000 new cases in the last 24 hours, according to the data released by the union health ministry on Sunday morning. The death count has now gone up to 1,08,334 with 918 fresh fatalities reported in the last 24 hours. On the positive side, the recoveries have surged past the 60 lakh-mark and the recovery rate has soared to 86%. There are 8.6 lakh active cases of infection currently in the country

CW Projects - Mumbai Ahemdabad High Speed Rail

Railways is one of the most efficient and cheapest methods of speedily transporting people and goods. The Mumbai-Ahemdabad high speed rail corridor is an under construction high speed rail line connecting Mumbai in Maharashtra and Ahmedabad in Gujarat. Upon completion it will be India's premier high speed rail line. The high speed rail project between Ahmedabad and Mumbai covers the total distance of 508 km, 55.6 km of the proposal alignment falls in Maharashtra, 350.5 kilometers in Gujarat and 2 kilometers in the union territories of Dadra &amp; Nagar Haveli. The high speed rail is expected to run at an average speed of 320 kilometers per hour going as fast as 350 kilometers per hour. It will stop at 12 railway stations including Mumbai, Thane, Virar, Boisar, Vapi, Bilimora, Surat, Bharuch, Vadodara, Anand/Nadia, Ahemdabad and Sabarmati for 165 seconds each. The train is designated with two categories of seats - Executive and Economy. 471 kilometers of the corridor is to be elevated and there is a construction plan for a 21 kilometer underground tunnel between Thane and Virar of which seven kilometers will be under sea. The expected total journey time is approximately two hours and seven minutes. The corridor were used 24 Shinkansen E5 series of the Japanese railways as its rolling stop, six of which are going to be assembled in India. The trains will be adapted to function under Indian wheather to withstand temperatures exceeding 50 degrees Celsius. This will be done through the use of special cooling systems and air conditioners. Air conditioners and blowers in the high speed rail will be fitted with fine mesh dust filters to prevent dust from getting in. The shinkansen train will be modified further to make extra space by removing a few seats from the last coat of each train for storing heavy luggage. These trains will come equipped with multipurpose rooms that include foldable beds for feeding mothers and patients. The rooms will also be furnished with mirrors and baggage racks. In 2012 the ministry of trailways established the high-speed rail corporation of India limited for the development and execution of high speed rail projects. The feasibility of the project was assessed by the Japan international cooperation agency and the ministry of railways in 2013. The government also set up a special purpose vehicle - The National High Speed Rail Corporation in February 2016 to implement the project of high speed rail corridor from Mumbai to Ahmedabad. The total cost of the project is valued at approximately 17 billion dollars. 85% of the total cost is funded by the Japan international cooperation agency as loan at an interest rate of 0.1% for the moratorium of 15 years and repayment period of 50 years. The leftover cost will be sustained by the state government of Maharashtra and Gujarat. As of July 2020, 60% of the required land has been acquired. A tender for 28 steel divers have been allocated while the rest are underway. As per the terms of the loan agreement with the Japan international cooperation agency signaling equipment and power systems for the corridor will be imported from Japan. The corridor is expected to make its first run on August 15, 2022 on account of India 75th independence day. The marker of any good economy is the development of its transport system. With more high-speed rail corridor plans underway India is on its way to set a benchmark for an intricate transport network in the South Asian region.

Covid cases top 58 lakh, recoveries surge for 7th straight day

India's coronavirus case tally crossed 58-lakh mark&nbsp; and deaths topped 92,000 on Friday. Recoveries has surpassed new cases for the 7 straight day

India's coronavirus case tally crossed 58-lakh mark with a spike of 86,052 new cases &amp; 1,141 deaths in last 24 hours, data released by health ministry on Friday morning showed. The fatalities due to the virus have now topped 92,000. On the positive side, recoveries surpassed new cases for the 7th straight day on Friday. More than 47 and a half lakh people have so far recovered from the contagion. There are around 9.7 lakh active Covid cases in India as of Friday.

India's Covid case tally tops 57 lakh, recoveries surge

India's Covid case tally has crossed 57 lakh while the number of deaths due to virus has topped 91,000. Recoveries surpassed new cases for the 6th straight day

India recorded 86,500 new Covid-19 cases, marking a slight increase in the number of daily cases that had seen a slide in the last few days. The country's Covid case tally has now crossed 57 lakh while the number of deaths due to virus has topped 91,000 with 1,129 fatalities reported in the last 24 hours. On the positive side, the number of recoveries surpassed the number of fresh cases for the sixth straight day on Thursday. Over 87,000 people recovered from Covid-19 in the last 24 hours. More than 46 lakh people have so far recovered from the dangerous contagion.

NEET exam to be held today amid strict Covid-19 precautions   

Over 15 lakh candidates are expected to appear in medical entrance exam NEET on Sunday which will be conducted amid strict precautions in view of the Covid-9 pandemic. In order to maintain social distancing,&nbsp;the&nbsp;number of&nbsp;exam&nbsp;centres&nbsp;have been increased&nbsp;from 2,546 to 3,843, while the number of candidates per room has been reduced from earlier 24 to 12. Making hand&nbsp;sanitisers&nbsp;available at the entrance of the examination&nbsp;centre&nbsp;and inside the exam hall at all times, replacing the process of checking the admit cards of candidates with barcode readers, alternate seating plans, and staggered entry and exit are among the steps that have been taken by the National Testing Agency.

NEET on Sunday amid strict Covid-19 precautions   

Over 15 lakh students to sit for NEET on Sunday Number of exam centres increased due to Covid Number of students reduced in each exam centre Govt launched several steps for NEET amid Covid NEET was cancelled twice due to Covid-19

Over 15 lakh candidates are expected to appear in medical entrance exam NEET on Sunday which will be conducted amid strict precautions in view of the Covid-9 pandemic. In order to maintain social distancing,&nbsp;the&nbsp;number of&nbsp;exam&nbsp;centres&nbsp;have been increased&nbsp;from 2,546 to 3,843, while the number of candidates per room has been reduced from earlier 24 to 12. Making hand&nbsp;sanitisers&nbsp;available at the entrance of the examination&nbsp;centre&nbsp;and inside the exam hall at all times, replacing the process of checking the admit cards of candidates with barcode readers, alternate seating plans, and staggered entry and exit are among the steps that have been taken by the National Testing Agency.

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