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With an unceasing surge in the coronavirus cases in the country, NITI Aayog member and India's Covid Task Force chief VK Paul told the Election Commission that the current coronavirus situation is not feasible for large poll rallies and roadshows.
However, as per a news report, the Election Commission is of the view that political parties should stop large-scale rallies and roadshows on their own.
Also watch | Precautionary dose to be same as the vaccine taken before: Govt
Earlier, the EC has asked the five poll-bound states — Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, Punjab, and Manipur — to ramp up their testing, maximize their vaccination, increase polling stations and prepare for the Assembly elections keeping Covid protocols in mind. 
But the ongoing surge in the Covid cases and spread of the Omicron variant has stirred concerns over the conduct of elections at this time.

Covid scare: Cases rising, poll rallies not feasible, Covid task force chief tells EC

With an unceasing surge in the coronavirus cases in the country, NITI Aayog member and India's Covid Task Force chief VK Paul told the Election Commission that the current coronavirus situation is not feasible for large poll rallies.

With an unceasing surge in the coronavirus cases in the country, NITI Aayog member and India's Covid Task Force chief VK Paul has told the Election Commission that the current pandemic&nbsp;situation is not feasible for large poll rallies and roadshows.
However, as per a news report, the Election Commission is of the view that political parties should stop large-scale rallies and roadshows on their own.
Earlier, the EC has asked the five poll-bound states &mdash; Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, Punjab, and Manipur &mdash; to ramp up their testing, maximize their vaccination, increase polling stations and prepare for the Assembly elections keeping Covid protocols in mind.
But the ongoing surge in the Covid cases and spread of the Omicron variant has stirred concerns over the conduct of elections at this time.

As per a news report, the Election Commission is of the view that political parties should stop large-scale rallies and roadshows on their own.

With an unceasing surge in the coronavirus cases in the country, NITI Aayog member and India's Covid Task Force chief VK Paul has told the Election Commission that the current pandemic situation is not feasible for large poll rallies and roadshows.
However, as per a news report, the Election Commission is of the view that political parties should stop large-scale rallies and roadshows on their own.
Also watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus/precautionary-dose-to-be-same-as-vaccine-taken-before-govt-1641381632324" target="_blank">Precautionary dose to be same as the vaccine taken before: Govt</a>
Earlier, the EC had asked the five poll-bound states &mdash; Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, Punjab, and Manipur &mdash; to ramp up their testing, maximize their vaccination, increase polling stations and prepare for the Assembly elections keeping Covid protocols in mind.
But the ongoing surge in the Covid cases and spread of the Omicron variant has stirred concerns over the conduct of elections at this time.

One day after the Supreme Court's strong worded directions on taking measures to control pollution in Delhi, the Centre on Friday said it has set up a five-member 'enforcement task force' to ensure that air pollution is brought under control. 
In an affidavit filed before the top court, the government informed that the five-member task force “will exercise powers of taking punitive and preventive measures against the non-compliant/defaulting persons/entities”.
The affidavit stated that industrial units in NCR which are not running on PNG or cleaner fuels shall be allowed to operate for only upto 8 hours a day during weekdays and remain shut during weekends.
Also, only 5 out of the 11 thermal power plants situated within 300 km of Delhi will remain operational till December 15, 202 at least. 
The Centre also said that all schools and colleges in NCR shall remain closed till further orders. Entry of trucks, except those running on CNG or electric power and carrying essential commodities, have also been banned.
Earlier, the inspections were carried out by the Central Pollution Control Board and the pollution control board of the respective state governments.
On Friday, the Supreme Court will continue hearing a plea on rising air pollution in the Delhi-NCR region.

Day after Supreme Court's stern warning, Centre comes up with 'task force' to check pollution in Delhi 

An 'Enforcement Task Force' to take steps to curb the rising air pollution levels has been set up, the Centre informed the Supreme Court

Delhi Pollution: Day after Supreme Court's stern warning, Centre comes up with 'task force'

A day after the Supreme Court's strong worded directions on taking measures to control pollution in Delhi, the Centre on Friday said it has set up a five-member 'enforcement task force' to ensure that air pollution is brought under control.&nbsp;
In an affidavit filed before the top court, the government informed that the five-member task force &ldquo;will exercise powers of taking punitive and preventive measures against the non-compliant/defaulting persons/entities&rdquo;.
The affidavit stated that industrial units in NCR which are not running on PNG or cleaner fuels shall be allowed to operate for only upto 8 hours a day during weekdays and remain shut during weekends.
Also Watch:&nbsp;Delhi pollution | air quality continues to remain in severe category
Also, only 5 out of the 11 thermal power plants situated within 300 km of Delhi will remain operational till December 15, 202 at least.&nbsp;
The Centre also said that all schools and colleges in NCR shall remain closed till further orders. Entry of trucks, except those running on CNG or electric power and carrying essential commodities, has also been banned.
Earlier, the inspections were carried out by the Central Pollution Control Board and the pollution control board of the respective state governments.

Air Pollution: An 'Enforcement Task Force' to take steps to curb the rising air pollution levels has been set up, the Centre said on Friday&nbsp;

A day after the Supreme Court's strong worded directions on taking measures to control pollution in Delhi, the Centre on Friday said it has set up a five-member 'enforcement task force' to ensure that air pollution is brought under control.&nbsp;
In an affidavit filed before the top court, the government informed that the five-member task force &ldquo;will exercise powers of taking punitive and preventive measures against the non-compliant/defaulting persons/entities&rdquo;.
The affidavit stated that industrial units in NCR which are not running on PNG or cleaner fuels shall be allowed to operate for only upto 8 hours a day during weekdays and remain shut during weekends.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/delhi-pollution-air-quality-continues-to-remain-in-severe-category-1636258943927" target="_blank">Also Watch:&nbsp;Delhi pollution | air quality continues to remain in severe category</a>
Also, only 5 out of the 11 thermal power plants situated within 300 km of Delhi will remain operational till December 15, 202 at least.&nbsp;
The Centre also said that all schools and colleges in NCR shall remain closed till further orders. Entry of trucks, except those running on CNG or electric power and carrying essential commodities, has also been banned.
Earlier, the inspections were carried out by the Central Pollution Control Board and the pollution control board of the respective state governments.

Kerala bags UN award for disease control

Kerala&nbsp;has bagged the United Nations award for&nbsp;prevention and control of non-communicable diseases

Kerala bagged a United Nations award on Thursday for its "outstanding contribution" towards the non-communicable diseases-related sustainable development goals. The UN Interagency Task Force award this year on prevention and control of non-communicable diseases was announced by WHO chief&nbsp;Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. Kerala&nbsp;health minister K K Shailaja said the award was a recognition of the tireless service of Kerala in the health sector.

Thiruvananthapuram, PTI: Kerala bagged a United Nations award on Thursday for its "outstanding contribution" towards the non-communicable diseases-related sustainable development goals.
The UN Interagency Task Force (UNIATF) award this year on prevention and control of non-communicable diseases was announced by World Health Organization director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.
The award recognises achievements during 2019 on the multisectoral action in the prevention and control of NCDs, mental health and the wider NCD-related sustainable development goals (SDGs).
Health Minister K K Shailaja said the award was a recognition of the tireless service of Kerala in the health sector.
"The state government has arranged facilities from the basic public health centres to hospitals at all levels to treat the lifestyle diseases," Shailaja said in a statement. "We were able to control the death rate during the Covid-19 period as we were able to focus on the NCDs." She congratulated all the health workers for the achievement of the state.
This is the first time the state has been recognised for this annual award. Kerala is among the seven ministries of health across the world.
The state government release said the award was a recognition of the lifestyle disease control mechanism in Kerala, and the treatment and free services received by a large section of the population.
"In addition, the state-of-the-art lung disease control program, cancer treatment program and paralysis control program were also considered for the award," it said.

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