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Puducherry mandates Tamil signboards for shops, promotes Tamil in official invitations, and plans to combat coastal erosion needing Rs 1,000 crore.

Puducherry Requires Tamil Signboards 

Puducherry mandates Tamil name displays for shops; government invitations to feature Tamil. Sea erosion tackled with a Rs 1,000 crore project, seeking central aid.

Puducherry mandates Tamil signboards for shops and govt invitations

Puducherry CM mandates shop names in Tamil and gov invitations bilingual. Sea erosion countermeasures planned with Rs 1,000 crore, expecting central aid.

Puducherry Chief Minister N Rangasamy on Tuesday that the government would issue circulars to all shops and establishments, directing them to display their names in Tamil.
Responding to a plea by Independent member G Nehru alias Kuppusamy, who raised the issue during Zero Hour in Assembly, Mr Rangasamy said, "Strict instructions will be issued through the circular, ensuring that shop owners display Tamil versions of their establishment names on signboards".
The independent member emphasised that there should be no leniency in the matter and urged the government to issue circulars with strict directions to honour the Tamil language.
The Chief Minister stated that the government had also decided that all invitations for government department functions should include a Tamil version. "This is out of love and respect for the Tamil language," he added.
Earlier, during Question Hour, PWD and Fisheries Minister K Lakshminarayanan informed the House that the government would place boulders along the entire 24-km stretch of the Puducherry coastline as part of measures to prevent sea erosion.
He noted that approximately Rs 1,000 crore would be required for the project, with funds from the Centre expected to support its implementation.&nbsp;

Puducherry CM N Rangasamy arrives at poll booth on his bike to cast his vote. 

Puducherry CM N Rangasamy arrives on bike to cast his vote | Watch

Puducherry CM N Rangasamy arrives at poll booth on his bike to cast his vote.&nbsp;

The 2024 Lok Sabha elections began on April 19, marking the commencement of the world's largest electoral event. A video has come to light where the Puducherry CM N Rangasamy was seen arriving at the poll booth on his bike.&nbsp;
The video shows Puducherry CM arriving on his bike. He then stopped at the polling booth to cast the vote.&nbsp;
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Puducherry has banned the sale of cotton candy after the government announced that Rhodamine B is present in the candies being sold in the Union Territory. However, there is a catch!

No more cotton candy in Puducherry! Government bans sale but there is a catch

Puducherry has banned the sale of cotton candy after the government announced that Rhodamine B is present in the candies being sold in the Union Territory. However, there is a catch!

If you are visiting Puducherry, you may not get to enjoy cotton candy as the government has banned the sale of the sweet street candy. The move was taken after it was found that a toxic substance was being used for its making. However, there is a catch and some sellers will be able to sell it. Read on to know more!
<h3>Puducherry bans sale of cotton candy</h3>
According to a report by India Today, an order issued by Puducherry Lieutenant Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan on Friday stated that the food safety officials tested and found the presence of a harmful chemical &lsquo;Rhodamine-B&rsquo; in cotton candy that was being sold in the beach town. Following this revelation, the government has announced that cotton candy will be banned.&nbsp;
"Those who have not got the quality certificate can immediately approach the food safety department and get it. After that, they can start selling cotton candy. The faster they get the food safety certification, the faster they can start their business. Until then, the sale of cotton candy is banned," the order read.
Puducherry Lieutenant Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan spoke about the incident and said, "It has been found that a toxic substance named &lsquo;Rhodamine B&rsquo; is being used in the cotton candies that are consumed by children and others in Puducherry. We have directed officials to inspect shops that are selling cotton candies, and they will be seized if the presence of this toxic substance is found in the cotton candies."
<h3>What is Rhodamine B, the harmful compound?</h3>
Rhodamine B, often abbreviated as RhB, is a chemical compound that functions as a dye in the textile industry. Rhodamine B is not approved for use as a food additive or coloring agent by food regulatory authorities. It is a water-soluble fluorescent dye, and it is known for its bright pink colouration when used in various applications.
Rhodamine B poses a risk to human health as it is toxic when ingested, causing oxidative stress on cells and tissues. When consumed, it can cause liver damage, tumors, and an increased risk of developing cancer.
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No death related to the H3N2 outbreak has been reported so far in the Union Territory

Puducherry: schools shut as H3N2 influenza virus cases spike

H3N2 cases: schools to remain closed till March 26 in Puducherry as cases spike

No death related to the H3N2 outbreak has been reported so far in the Union Territory

Amid rising cases of H3N2 influenza virus infections in Puducherry, the administration announced the closure of all schools from March 16 to 26.
Puducherry has reported over 75 cases of influenza cases belonging to the viral H3N2 subtype so far, as per official data.
No death related to the outbreak has been reported so far in the Union Territory.
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Class 8 student Masilamani filled the pothole which had put his grandfather in hospital with a fracture after he fell from his motorcycle.

13-yr-old fills pothole which injured his grandfather, put him in hospital with fracture | Puducherry

Class 8 student Masilamani filled the pothole which had put his grandfather in hospital with a fracture after he fell from his motorcycle.

Highlighting the apathy of authorities in India, a schoolboy in Puducherry took it upon himself to fill the pothole which injured his grandfather.
Class 8 student Masilamani filled the pothole which had put his grandfather in hospital with a fracture after he fell from his motorcycle. The 13-year-old collected sand, gravel, and other materials scattered around the village, mixed them with cement, and filled potholes in a road in Sendhanatham.
"My wish is that nobody should meet with accidents and suffer injuries as my grandfather has," he said while receiving a complimentary copy of a book from former Legislator Vayyapuri Manikandan in appreciation of the youngster's gesture.
The boy's neighbours congratulated him and presented him shawls. The Puducherry-Pathukannu route has been in a bad condition for the last seven years and nothing done to restore the road, said a resident of the village after meeting the boy.
(With PTI inputs)
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On the occasion of Swami Vivekananda Jayanti, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the 25th National Youth Festival in Puducherry on Wednesday.
The festival will be held virtually on January 12 and 13 owing to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
Swami Vivekanand's birthday is observed as the National Youth Day all over India.
The National Youth Festival is aimed at shaping the minds of India's youth and transforming them into a "united force for nation building." "It aims to bring diverse cultures of India and integrate them into a united thread of 'Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat'," a statement from the PMO read.
Apart from inaugurating the 25th National Youth Festival, the Prime Minister will also inaugurate a technology centre and an auditorium with open air theatre.

Swami Vivekananda Jayanti: PM Modi to open 25th National Youth Festival in Puducherry 

PM Modi to open 25th National Youth Festival in Puducherry
Swami Vivekanand Jayanti&nbsp;is observed as National Youth Day
"Shaping minds of youth to become a united force for nation building"&nbsp;
PM Modi&nbsp;will also open a tech centre and an auditorium

The National Youth Festival will be held virtually on January 12 and 13 owing to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic

On the occasion of Swami Vivekananda Jayanti, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the 25th National Youth Festival in Puducherry on Wednesday.
The festival will be held virtually on January 12 and 13 owing to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
Swami Vivekanand's birthday is observed as the National Youth Day all over India.
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The National Youth Festival is aimed at shaping the minds of India's youth and transforming them into a "united force for nation building." "It aims to bring diverse cultures of India and integrate them into a united thread of 'Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat'," a statement from the PMO read.
Apart from inaugurating the 25th National Youth Festival, the Prime Minister will also inaugurate a technology centre and an auditorium with open air theatre.

Data shows a dramatic rise in Covid infections as mass rallies were held with little regards to guidelines.

How Covid-19 cases spiked in West Bengal, TN, Assam, Kerala & Puducherry during polls

Data shows a dramatic rise in Covid infections as mass rallies were held in state elections&nbsp;with little regards to guidelines.&nbsp;Sample this

How Covid cases spiked in poll bound states. Here's a look

As the country grapples with a massive Covid surge, the number of virus infections saw a huge spike in poll bound 4 states and 1 union territory during the period of political campaign over the last one month. Data shows a dramatic rise in Covid infections as mass rallies were held with little regards to guidelines. Sample this: ((GFX)) West Bengal, which still has four phases of polling to go, had registered only 200 new cases on March 1. Cut to April 13, the daily number of infections rose to over 3,700. Similarly in Tamil Nadu, which went to polls on April&nbsp;6, there were only 470 new cases on March 1. The number shot up to over 5,700 on April 13. Kerala, which also voted on April 6, had reported close to 3,500 cases on March 1. The state's daily count shot up to over 5,600 by April 13. Same with Assam. The state had 23 new Covid cases on March, the daily count rose to 378 on April 13. The union territory of Puducherry reported just 19 new cases on March. Cut to April 13 and there were 313 new Covid cases...

As the country grapples with a massive <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">Covid surge</a>, the number of virus infections saw a huge spike in poll bound 4 states and 1 union territory during the period of political campaign over the last one month.
Data shows a dramatic rise in Covid infections as mass rallies were held with little regards to guidelines.
Sample this:
1. West Bengal, which still has four phases of polling to go, had registered only 200 new cases on March 1. Cut to April 13, the daily number of infections rose to over 3,700.
2. Similarly in Tamil Nadu, which went to polls on April&nbsp;6, there were only 470 new cases on March 1. The number shot up to over 5,700 on April 13.
3. Kerala, which also voted on April 6, had reported close to 3,500 cases on March 1. The state's daily count shot up to over 5,600 by April 13.
4. Same with Assam. The state had 23 new Covid cases on March, the daily count rose to 378 on April 13.
5. The union territory of Puducherry reported just 19 new cases on March. Cut to April 13 and there were 313 new Covid cases...
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted in Bengali, Malayalam, Tamil and English as he appealed to voters in four states and union territory of Puducherry to come out in large numbers to vote.
Polling began on Tuesday&nbsp;morning in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Puducherry, Assam and West Bengal. Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry are voting in a single phase to choose the next government. Assam will cap voting today with third phase polling while West Bengal has five more phases left.
In his tweets, PM Modi reached out to young voters. "Elections are taking place in Assam, Kerala, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal. I request the people in these places to vote in record numbers, particularly the young voters," he wrote.

Assembly polls: PM Modi's appeal to voters in 4 languages as 4 states 1 UT vote

Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted in Bengali, Malayalam, Tamil and English as he appealed to voters in four states and union territory of Puducherry to come out in large numbers to vote.

PM Modi's appeal to voters in 4 languages as 4 states 1 UT vote

Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted in Bengali, Malayalam, Tamil and English as he appealed to voters in four states and union territory of Puducherry to come out in large numbers to vote. Polling began on Tuesday&nbsp;morning in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Puducherry, Assam and West Bengal. Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry are voting in a single phase to choose the next government. Assam will cap voting today with third phase polling while West Bengal has five more phases left.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted in Bengali, Malayalam, Tamil and English as he appealed to voters in four states and union territory of Puducherry to come out in large numbers to vote.
Polling began on Tuesday&nbsp;morning in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Puducherry, Assam and West Bengal. Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry are voting in a single phase to choose the next government. Assam will cap voting today with third phase polling while West Bengal has five more phases left.
In his tweets, PM Modi reached out to young voters. "Elections are taking place in Assam, Kerala, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu and West Bengal. I request the people in these places to vote in record numbers, particularly the young voters," he wrote.

Today is the biggest day of all in the ongoing Assembly elections. All of Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry are voting today in a single phase. Polling will come to an end in Assam after the polling in last 40 constituencies on Tuesday. In West Bengal, 31 assembly seats are voting today in the third phase with five more phases to go in the high octane election. In all the four states, the fight is largely bi-polar. In West Bengal it's an ascendant BJP that is trying to wrest power from a formidable Trinamool. In Kerala, it's a contest between the Left Front and the Congress-led UDF. Assam contest is squarely between the BJP and the Congress alliances. In Tamil Nadu, the AIADMK and DMK alliances are battling it out in Tamil Nadu, while Kamal Haasan&rsquo;s Makkal Needhi Maiam is looking to establish itself as a serious political force. A total of 475 Assembly constituencies are voting today across four states and a union territory

Assembly elections 2021: Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Puducherry vote today, last phase in Assam, 5 more in Bengal 

Today is the biggest day of all in the ongoing Assembly elections. All of Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry are voting today in a single phase. Assam will cap elections today, while Bengal has 5 more phases to go

Assembly elections 2021: The biggest voting day is here

Today is the biggest day of all in the ongoing Assembly elections. All of Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry are voting today in a single phase. Polling will come to an end in Assam after the polling in last 40 constituencies on Tuesday. In West Bengal, 31 assembly seats are voting today in the third phase with five more phases to go in the high octane election. In all the four states, the fight is largely bi-polar. In West Bengal it's an ascendant BJP that is trying to wrest power from a formidable Trinamool. In Kerala, it's a contest between the Left Front and the Congress-led UDF. Assam contest is squarely between the BJP and the Congress alliances. In Tamil Nadu, the AIADMK and DMK alliances are battling it out in Tamil Nadu, while Kamal Haasan&rsquo;s Makkal Needhi Maiam is looking to establish itself as a serious political force. A total of 475 Assembly constituencies are voting today across four states and a union territory

Flying of drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) has been banned in Puducherry from March 29-30.

PM Narendra Modi's Puducherry visit: Drones banned to tighten security

Flying of drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) has been banned in Puducherry from March 29-30 to ensure security for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who will address an election rally on Tuesday to woo voters for NDA candidates contesting the April 6 Assembly polls.
In a press release, District Magistrate Purva Garg said an order prohibiting flying of drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles has been issued. Any violation would attract action under section 188 of Indian Penal Code and other relevant laws.
&nbsp;

PM Modi in Puducherry: Drones, UAVs banned to tighten security

Flying of drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) has been banned in Puducherry from March 29-30 to ensure security for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who will address an election rally on Tuesday to woo voters for NDA candidates contesting the April 6 Assembly polls.
In a press release, District Magistrate Purva Garg said an order prohibiting flying of drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles has been issued. Any violation would attract action under section 188 of Indian Penal Code and other relevant laws.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah while addressing a rally in Karaikal ahead of the Puducherry elections on April 6.

'You were on vacation': Amit Shah slams Rahul Gandhi over 'fisheries ministry' remark

Union Home Minister Amit Shah while addressing a rally in Karaikal ahead of the Puducherry elections on April 6, ridiculed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for saying there was no "dedicated" fisheries ministry, and pointed out that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had set it up two years ago. Shah alleged that Gandhi was on "vacation" when the NDA set it up in 2019. &lsquo; I want to know from people whether they want a leader who doesn't know that Department of Fisheries has been in existence for 2 years," Shah said. Shah also highlighted the various initiatives taken by the Modi government for the welfare of the fishermen community.

Union Home Minister<a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/amit-shah-1555408355132" target="_blank" > Amit Shah</a> while addressing a rally in Karaikal ahead of the Puducherry elections on April 6, ridiculed Congress leader <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/rahul-gandhi-1487568916296" target="_blank" >Rahul Gandhi</a> for saying there was no "dedicated" fisheries ministry, and pointed out that Prime Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/narendra-modi-1527239294024" target="_blank" >Narendra Modi</a> had set it up two years ago.
Shah alleged that Gandhi was on "vacation" when the NDA set it up in 2019. &lsquo; I want to know from people whether they want a leader who doesn't know that Department of Fisheries has been in existence for 2 years," Shah said.
Shah also highlighted the various initiatives taken by the Modi government for the welfare of the fishermen community.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on the former Chief Minister and the Congress party. 

'A govt of high command': PM Narendra Modi dig at the fallen Puducherry CM

Days after the V Narayansamy-led govt in Puducherry&nbsp;fell, Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;launched a scathing attack on the former Chief Minister and the Congress party. While addressing a rally in the poll-bound union territory, the PM said that Puducherry&nbsp;deserves a govt whose high command is its people and not a few leaders sitting in Delhi. He also accused the Congress of destroying all sectors of governance in Puducherry.
"In 2016, Puducherry didn't get a people's govt. They got a govt that was busy serving the Congress high command in Delhi, their priorities were different. Your former CM was an expert in lifting the slippers of his top party leaders," the Prime Minister said.&nbsp;

'A govt of high command': PM's dig at the fallen Puducherry CM

Days after the V Narayansamy-led govt in Puducherry&nbsp;fell, Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;launched a scathing attack on the former Chief Minister and the Congress party. While addressing a rally in the poll-bound union territory, the PM said that Puducherry&nbsp;deserves a govt whose high command is its people and not a few leaders sitting in Delhi. He also accused the Congress of destroying all sectors of governance in Puducherry.
(BITE:&nbsp;In 2016, Puducherry didn't get a people's govt. They got a govt that was busy serving the Congress high command in Delhi, their priorities were different. Your former CM was an expert in lifting the slippers of his top party leaders:)

Days after the V Narayansamy-led govt in Puducherry&nbsp;fell, Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;launched a scathing attack on the former Chief Minister and the Congress party. While addressing a rally in the poll-bound union territory, the PM said that Puducherry&nbsp;deserves a govt whose high command is its people and not a few leaders sitting in Delhi. He also accused the Congress of destroying all sectors of governance in Puducherry.
"In 2016, Puducherry didn't get a people's govt. They got a govt that was busy serving the Congress high command in Delhi, their priorities were different. Your former CM was an expert in lifting the slippers of his top party leaders," the Prime Minister said.&nbsp;

Puducherry seems headed for President's rule as the BJP and its allies are unlikely to stake claim to form the govt after the collapse of the Congress in the union territory. Reports quoting sources said that Lieutenant Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan has recommended President's rule. The V Narayanasamy government lost power on Monday, just three months before the assembly election, after the Congress-DMK coalition fell short of the majority mark of 14 in the 26-member assembly after six resignations. Narayanasamy had accused the opposition BJP and NR Congress of bringing down his government.

President rule in Puducherry as BJP & allies don't stake claim

The Union&nbsp;Cabinet on Wednesday approved President's rule in&nbsp;Puducherry&nbsp;after the collapse of the Congress govt

Puducherry headed to President rule as BJP & allies won't stake claim

The union&nbsp;Cabinet on Wednesday approved President's rule in&nbsp;Puducherry. Lieutenant Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan had recommended President's rule after the&nbsp;BJP and its allies decided not&nbsp;to stake claim to form the govt after the collapse of the Congress in the union territory. The V Narayanasamy government lost power on Monday, just three months before the assembly election, after the Congress-DMK coalition fell short of the majority mark of 14 in the 26-member assembly after six resignations. Narayanasamy had accused the opposition BJP and NR Congress of bringing down his government.

The Union&nbsp;Cabinet on Wednesday approved President's rule in&nbsp;Puducherry. Lieutenant Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan had recommended President's rule after the&nbsp;BJP and its allies decided not&nbsp;to stake claim to form the govt after the collapse of the Congress in the union territory. The V Narayanasamy government lost power on Monday, just three months before the assembly election, after the Congress-DMK coalition fell short of the majority mark of 14 in the 26-member assembly after six resignations. Narayanasamy had accused the opposition BJP and NR Congress of bringing down his government.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday said he felt "tremendous pain but no anger" towards those who assassinated his father - former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. He added that he "forgave" the killers. Rahul Gandhi is in Puducherry to campaign ahead of elections in May. He was interacting with students from the Bharathidasan Government College for Women when he was asked about his father. "Violence cannot take away anything from you... my father is alive in me... my father is talking through me," Gandhi added.

'I forgive...': Rahul Gandhi when asked about Rajiv Gandhi's killers

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday said he felt "tremendous pain but no anger" towards those who assassinated his father

'I forgive...': Rahul Gandhi when asked about Rajiv's killers

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday said he felt "tremendous pain but no anger" towards those who assassinated his father - former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. He added that he "forgave" the killers. Rahul Gandhi is in Puducherry to campaign ahead of elections in May. He was interacting with students from the Bharathidasan Government College for Women when he was asked about his father. "Violence cannot take away anything from you... my father is alive in me... my father is talking through me," Gandhi added.

A fisherwoman's complaint to Rahul Gandhi got lost in translation as CM V Narayansamy translated it as a praise for himself. During an exchange with fishing community, a woman said in Tamil that the CM never visited them during the cyclone Nivar. But the CM translated it as the woman praising him. "During the Nivar cyclone, I came and visited the area and gave relief to them. That she says," explained Narayansamy, who is struggling with a political crisis amid resignation of Congress MLAs in the union territory.

Woman's complaint to Rahul Gandhi turns praise in CM Narayansamy's translation

Watch:&nbsp;A fisherwoman's complaint to Rahul Gandhi got lost in translation as CM V Narayansamy translated it as a praise for himself

Watch: Woman's complaint to Rahul Gandhi turns praise in CM's translation

A fisherwoman's complaint to Rahul Gandhi got lost in translation as CM V Narayansamy translated it as a praise for himself. During an exchange with fishing community, a woman said in Tamil that the CM never visited them during the cyclone Nivar. But the CM translated it as the woman praising him. "During the Nivar cyclone, I came and visited the area and gave relief to them. That she says," explained Narayansamy.
Breathe exchange:&nbsp;

A fisherwoman's complaint to Rahul Gandhi got lost in translation as CM V Narayansamy translated it as a praise for himself. During an exchange with fishing community, a woman said in Tamil that the CM never visited them during the cyclone Nivar. But the CM translated it as the woman praising him. "During the Nivar cyclone, I came and visited the area and gave relief to them. That she says," explained Narayansamy, who is struggling with a political crisis amid resignation of Congress MLAs in the union territory.

Kiran Bedi thanked the government for a "life time experience" as the Lieutenant-Governor of Puducherry, after she was removed from the top post on Tuesday night.

Kiran Bedi News | Kiran Bedi thanks govt after being removed as Puducherry Lieutenant Governor

Kiran Bedi thanked the government for a "life time experience" as the Lieutenant-Governor of Puducherry, after she was removed from the top post on Tuesday night

Kiran Bedi thanks govt after being removed as Puducherry L-G

Kiran Bedi thanked the government for a "life time experience" as the Lieutenant-Governor of Puducherry, after she was removed from the top post on Tuesday night. Bedi's removal came amid a crisis in the ruling Congress government in the union territory. The Congress government has slipped into a minority after four Congress leaders resigned from the Assembly since last month. "Thank all those who were a part my journey as Lt Governor -The People of Puducherry and all the Public officials," the former IPS officer Bedi tweeted on Wednesday morning, along with a statement.

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/kiran-bedi-removed-as-puducherry-s-lieutenant-governor-1613494679990" target="_blank" >Kiran Bedi</a> thanked the government for a "life time experience" as the Lieutenant-Governor of Puducherry, after she was removed from the top post on Tuesday night. Bedi's removal came amid a crisis in the ruling Congress government in the union territory.
The Congress government has slipped into a minority after four Congress leaders resigned from the Assembly since last month.
"Thank all those who were a part my journey as Lt Governor - The People of Puducherry and all the Public officials," the former IPS officer Bedi tweeted on Wednesday morning, along with a statement.
Telangana Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan has been asked to discharge functions of the Lieutenant-Governor of Puducherry, in addition to her own duties, until a new appointment is made.

Kiran Bedi News: Kiran Bedi has been removed as Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry. 

Kiran Bedi News | Kiran Bedi removed as Puducherry's Lieutenant Governor

Kiran Bedi has been removed as Lieutenant-Governor of Puducherry&nbsp;and&nbsp;Tamilisai Soundararajan, the Governor of Telangana&nbsp;has been given additional charge of the union territory,&nbsp;Rashtrapati&nbsp;Bhavan&nbsp;announced in a statement on Tuesday.&nbsp;
Bedi's&nbsp;removal comes just ahead of the assembly polls and nearly a week after Chief Minister V Narayansamy&nbsp;met President Ramnath&nbsp;Kovind&nbsp;and&nbsp;urged him recall her. He alleged that Bedi&nbsp;is impeding schemes introduced by his govt and running a 'tughlaq&nbsp;darbar'.
The former top cop took over as the&nbsp;Lieutenant-Governor of Puducherry&nbsp;in 2016 and her tenure has been fraught with disagreements and face-offs with the Chief Minister.&nbsp;

Kiran Bedi removed as Puducherry's Lieutenant Governor

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/kiran-bedi-thanks-govt-after-being-removed-as-puducherry-l-g-1613536197315" target="_blank" >Kiran Bedi</a> has been removed as Lieutenant-Governor of Puducherry&nbsp;and&nbsp;Tamilisai Soundararajan, the Governor of Telangana,&nbsp;has been given additional charge of the union territory.&nbsp;
Bedi's&nbsp;removal comes just ahead of the assembly polls and nearly a week after Chief Minister V Narayansamy&nbsp;met President Ramnath&nbsp;Kovind&nbsp;and&nbsp;urged him recall her. The development also comes as the Congress government has lost its thin majority with four MLAs resigning since last month, two in the past two days.
Of the 30 elected MLAs in the assembly, Congress had 15 members and, along with the DMK's three and one independent member, was just past the majority mark of 16.

India's Covid death rate at 1.52%, lowest since March: Health Ministry

India has one of the lowest Covid&nbsp;deaths per million population, Health Ministry said;&nbsp;recoveries surged to 64,53,779 exceeding active cases by 56,49,251.

India's Covid-19 death rate at 1.52%, lowest since March

India records lowest fatality rate since March
Recoveries exceeded active cases by 56,49,251
Death rate at 1.52%, less than 1000 deaths in 24 hrs
13 states &amp; UTs&nbsp;report deaths above national average
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The Health Ministry on Friday said that India has one of the lowest Covid-19 deaths per million population in the world. Since October 4, less than 1000 fatalities have been reported daily which was at 1.52 percent since March 22. According to reports, 22 States and Union Territories have demonstrated better performance as compared to the national average. On the other hand, the 13 State and UTs where the death per million population was more than the national average included&nbsp;Puducherry, Maharashtra, Goa, Delhi, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Punjab. The total number of recoveries have surged to 64,53,779 and exceeded active cases of COVID-19 by 56,49,251.

President Kovind felicitates National Teachers Award winners virtually

The National Teachers Award 2020 have been awarded virtually this year by President Ram Nath&nbsp;Kovind&nbsp;due to the coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic.&nbsp;
The president felicitated 47 teachers from across the country including Ladakh, West Bengal, Puducherry, Ahmedabad&nbsp;among others&nbsp;via a video conference ceremony.&nbsp;
President Kovind&nbsp;also said good buildings or expensive facilities do not make a school, it is the dedication and perseverance of teachers that make a great school. Adding that teachers are the 'true nation-builders who help lay the foundation for our children&nbsp;to become responsible citizens.'&nbsp;

National Teachers Awards 2020 held virtually this year&nbsp;
President Kovind&nbsp;felicitates 47 teachers from all over the country
Says dedication of teachers makes good schools, not facilities
'Teachers are true nation-builders laying a strong foundation'

The National Teachers Award 2020 have been awarded virtually this year by President Ram Nath&nbsp;Kovind&nbsp;due to the coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic.&nbsp;
The president felicitated 47 teachers from across the country including Ladakh, West Bengal, Puducherry, Ahmedabad&nbsp;among others&nbsp;via a video conference ceremony.&nbsp;
President Kovind&nbsp;also said good buildings or expensive facilities do not make a school, it is the dedication and perseverance of teachers that make a great school. Adding that teachers are the 'true nation-builders who help lay the foundation for our children&nbsp;to become responsible citizens.'&nbsp;

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