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'Desh ko todne ke kai...': PM Modi cautions against attempts to create divisions in the country

"This is the time of new opportunities for the youth of India. Everywhere it is evident that India's time has arrived," he said addressing the NCC cadets who took part in the Republic Day celebrations.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday cautioned against attempts to sow differences and create divisions in the country and asserted that such efforts will not succeed.
Addressing a rally of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) at the Cariappa Ground in Delhi Cantonment, Modi said the mantra of unity was the only way for India to achieve grandeur.
The prime minister said that the entire world was looking towards India because of the youth of the country. Modi said his government had unleashed digital, start-up and innovation revolutions which are benefiting the youth.
"This is the time of new opportunities for the youth of India. Everywhere it is evident that India's time has arrived," he said addressing the NCC cadets who took part in the Republic Day celebrations.
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At the same time, the prime minister urged caution against attempts to divide the country.
"Desh ko todne ke kai bahane dhoonde jaate hein. Bhaanti, bhaanti ki baatein nikaal kar, Maa Bharti ki santaano ke beech main doodh mein daraar karne ki koshishe ho rahi hein (Several pretexts are being raised to break the country. Several issues are raked up to create divisions among the children of Mother India)," the prime minister said.
"Despite such efforts, there will never be differences among the people of India," he said. "Maa ke doodh main kabhi darar nahi ho sakti," Modi said.
"The mantra of unity is the ultimate antidote. The mantra of unity is a pledge as well as India&rsquo;s strength. This is the only way India will achieve grandeur," the prime minister said.
The prime minister's remarks came against the backdrop of the raging controversy over a BBC documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots that has been banned in India.
Modi lauded the NCC cadets who participated in the Republic Day celebration and said the priority for the country would always be the young people who are brimming with energy and enthusiasm.

AIIMS reports 1st Covid-19 induced case of brain damage in a child

Delhi&rsquo;s All India Institute of Medical Science has reported a case of Covid-19 induced brain nerve damage that has caused blurred vision in an 11-year-old girl, the first such case of neurological damage in the paediatric age bracket due to coronavirus.
The MRI of the patient showed Acute Demyelinating Syndrome, a neurological condition that damages nerves and affects several neurological functions such as vision and muscle movement. She was discharged after she regained 50% of her vision through immunotherapy.&nbsp;
The Head of the Child Neurology Division of the Padeiatric Department, Dr Sheffali Gulati said that they now know the the virus chiefly&nbsp;affects the brains and the lungs and they will publish the case report soon.
Dr Gulati also expressed concern over the countries lack of medical infrastructure to handle the long-term neurological-developmental outcomes of Covid-19 in children.

AIIMS&nbsp;reports 1st case of nerve&nbsp;damage due Covid&nbsp;in teen 11-year-old suffered blurred vision after being Covid&nbsp;+ve Teen was discharged after she regained 50% vision&nbsp; Virus affects brains &amp; lungs, case report to be published soon Concern over India's lack of medical infra for follow-up procedures &nbsp;

Delhi&rsquo;s All India Institute of Medical Science has reported a case of Covid-19 induced brain nerve damage that has caused blurred vision in an 11-year-old girl, the first such case of neurological damage in the paediatric age bracket due to coronavirus.
The MRI of the patient showed Acute Demyelinating Syndrome, a neurological condition that damages nerves and affects several neurological functions such as vision and muscle movement. She was discharged after she regained 50% of her vision through immunotherapy.&nbsp;
The Head of the Child Neurology Division of the Padeiatric Department, Dr Sheffali Gulati said that they now know the the virus chiefly&nbsp;affects the brains and the lungs and they will publish the case report soon.
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