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Another senior doctor at AMU's medical college died from coronavirus on Tuesday, taking the number of deaths from among serving and retired faculty members of the university to at least 35.
Prof Shoaib Zaheer&nbsp; is the second senior faculty member from the Department of Medicine who has died from the infection.
Last week, the head of department, Prof Shadaab Khan, too had succumbed to it.&nbsp;
AMU Vice-Chancellor Tariq Mansoor&nbsp;has shot off a letter to the Indian Council of Medical Research, urging it to study if a particular coronavirus variant is circulating around the campus.
The medical college had also sent some samples for genome sequencing to the Institute of Genomic and Integrated Biology Laboratory in New Delhi.

Covid-19 wreaks havoc in AMU: one more senior doctor dies 

Covid-19: another doctor at AMU&nbsp;medical college dies Over 30 current,&nbsp;retired faculties have died due AMU&nbsp;VC wrote to ICMR, seeking probe of Covid&nbsp;strain Varsity has also initiated&nbsp;genome sequencing
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Another senior doctor at AMU's medical college died from coronavirus on Tuesday, taking the number of deaths from among serving and retired faculty members of the university to at least 35.
Prof Shoaib Zaheer&nbsp;is the second senior faculty member from the Department of Medicine who has died from the infection.
Last week, the head of the department, Prof Shadaab Khan, too had succumbed to it.&nbsp;
AMU Vice-Chancellor Tariq Mansoor&nbsp;has shot off a letter to the Indian Council of Medical Research, urging it to study if a particular coronavirus variant is circulating around the campus.
The medical college had also sent some samples for genome sequencing to the Institute of Genomic and Integrated Biology Laboratory in New Delhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said development should not be seen through the political prism and when it came to the nation's progress, ideological differences must be secondary.&nbsp;Addressing the Aligarh Muslim University on its centenary celebrations, PM Modi said "politics can wait but development cannot". "Yes, when we come together for this goal, some elements will feed negativity. But when our thoughts are focused on a new India foremost, then such elements will have diminished space. Politics and society can wait but the country's development cannot wait. In the last century, a lot of time has been lost over differences. There is no more time to lose," he added.

PM cautions against negative politics in AMU address

PM&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;on Tuesday said development should not be seen through the political prism and when it came to the nation's progress, ideological differences must be secondary

Prime Minister Narendra Modi Tuesday said development should not be seen through the political prism and when it came to the nation's progress, ideological differences must be secondary.&nbsp;Addressing the Aligarh Muslim University on its centenary celebrations, PM Modi said "politics can wait but development cannot". He warned against some elements who try to spread negativity for vested political interests.&nbsp; ((Byte:&nbsp; "Yes, when we come together for this goal, some elements will feed negativity. But when our thoughts are focused on a new India foremost, then such elements will have diminished space. Politics and society can wait but the country's development cannot wait))

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said development should not be seen through the political prism and when it came to the nation's progress, ideological differences must be secondary.&nbsp; Addressing the Aligarh Muslim University on its centenary celebrations, PM Modi said "politics can wait but development cannot". "Yes, when we come together for this goal, some elements will feed negativity. But when our thoughts are focused on a new India foremost, then such elements will have diminished space. Politics and society can wait but the country's development cannot wait. In the last century, a lot of time has been lost over differences. There is no more time to lose," he added.

Hathras case: CMO rubbishes 'no rape' FSL report 

The Chief Medical Officer of AMU&rsquo;s JN Medical College, where the 19-year-old Hathras victim was admitted for two weeks, has rubbished the FSL report that said "no rape"

The Chief Medical Officer of AMU&rsquo;s JN Medical College, where the 19-year-old Hathras victim was admitted for two weeks, has rubbished the FSL report that said "no rape", The Indian Express has reported. The UP Police had relied on this report to claim that the woman was not raped. CMO Dr Azeem Malik told The Indian Express that the samples were collected 11 days after the woman was allegedly raped, while government guidelines strictly say forensic evidence can only be found up to 96 hours after the incident. "This report can&rsquo;t confirm rape in this incident,&rdquo; Dr Malik stated.

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