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As the ongoing farmer protests in the country entered their 21st day on the 16th of December, students of Amritsar's Khalsa College performed a play at&nbsp;Singhu border.
The play was inspired by the teachings of Guru Nanak Dev ji.&nbsp;
Titled&nbsp;&lsquo;Vismaad&rsquo;, it also depicted the history of Punjab. It will be performed at the Tikri&nbsp;border as well.
The performers shared that they are using the medium of art to bring forth a political narrative.&nbsp;
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Farmers protests: Amritsar students stage play at Singhu border

As the ongoing farmer protests in the country entered their 21st day on the 16th of December, students of Amritsar's Khalsa College performed a play at&nbsp;Singhu border.
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As the ongoing farmer protests in the country entered their 21st day on the 16th of December, students of Amritsar's Khalsa College staged a play at&nbsp;Singhu border.
The play was inspired by the teachings of Guru Nanak Dev ji.&nbsp;
Titled&nbsp;&lsquo;Vismaad&rsquo;, it also depicted the history of Punjab. It will be performed at the Tikri&nbsp;border as well.
The performers shared that they are using the medium of art to build a political narrative.&nbsp;
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As the ongoing farmer protests in the country entered their 21st day on the 16th of December, students of Amritsar's Khalsa College staged a play at&nbsp;Singhu border.
The play was inspired by the teachings of Guru Nanak Dev ji.&nbsp;
Titled&nbsp;&lsquo;Vismaad&rsquo;, it also depicted the history of Punjab. It will be performed at the Tikri&nbsp;border as well.
The performers shared that they are using the medium of art to build a political narrative.&nbsp;
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Explained: bill to punish those attacking healthcare workers

Here's an explainer&nbsp;on the&nbsp;bill, that Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;passed on Sunday,&nbsp;to punish those attacking healthcare workers

Rajya Sabha on Saturday passed a legislation that provides for up to five years in jail for those attacking doctors and healthcare workers fighting the Covid-19 outbreak or during any situation similar to the current pandemic. The Epidemic Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2020 was introduced by Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan in the Upper House to replace an ordinance issued by the government in April.
The Bill intends to ensure zero-tolerance to any form of violence against healthcare service personnel and damage to property.&nbsp;
Offences will be investigated by an officer of the rank of inspector within a period of 30 days, and trial has to be completed in one year, unless extended by the court for reasons to be recorded in writing.
As per the its provisions, the commission or abetment of such acts of violence will be punishable with an imprisonment for a term of three months to five years, and with a fine of Rs 50,000 to Rs 2,00,000.&nbsp;

PTI, New Delhi:&nbsp;The Rajya Sabha on Saturday passed a legislation that provides for up to five years in jail for those attacking doctors and healthcare workers fighting the COVID-19 outbreak or during any situation akin to the current pandemic.
The Epidemic Diseases (Amendment) Bill, 2020 was introduced by Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan in the Upper House on Saturday to replace an ordinance issued by the government in April.
The Union Cabinet had promulgated The Epidemic Diseases (Amendment) Ordinance 2020 to amend the Epidemic Diseases Act, 1897, to protect healthcare service personnel and property, including their living/working premises against violence during epidemics.
The Bill intends to ensure that during any situation akin to the current pandemic, there is zero-tolerance to any form of violence against healthcare service personnel and damage to property.
The healthcare service personnel include public and clinical healthcare service providers such as doctors, nurses, paramedical workers and community health workers; any other persons empowered under the act to take measures to prevent the outbreak of the disease or spread thereof; and any persons declared as such by the state government, by notification in the official gazette.
The penal provisions can be invoked in instances of damage to property including a clinical establishment, any facility identified for quarantine and isolation of patients, mobile medical units and any other property in which the healthcare service personnel have a direct interest in relation to the epidemic.
Offences will be investigated by an officer of the rank of inspector within a period of 30 days, and trial has to be completed in one year, unless extended by the court for reasons to be recorded in writing, the Bill proposes.
As per the its provisions, the commission or abetment of such acts of violence will be punishable with an imprisonment for a term of three months to five years, and with a fine of Rs 50,000 to Rs 2,00,000.&nbsp;

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