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Jammu: Few bidders have allegedly violated rules to obtain multi licenses of liquors shops under the new excise policy of Jammu and Kashmir. The e-auction of all 228 liquor shops in which 800 persons participated ended on Monday with each location being auctioned for 72 hours. The e-auction which was held for the first time in Jammu and Kashmir has generated revenue of Rs 140 crore to the JK Excise department which is 14 times higher.
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Tuesday, April 20, 2021:Srinagar: The Kashmir University has decided to postpone the 4th year B Pharmacy exams which were scheduled from April 22 following students’ demand in view of the prevailing pandemic situation.
Tuesday, April 20, 2021:Mumbai, Apr 20: The BSE Sensex on Tuesday jumped 350 pts to 48,300 in the opening session as buying was seen across the board. The Nifty too rose by 107.90 pts to 14,467.35.
Wednesday, April 21, 2021:New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday expressed grief over the death of at least 22 COVID-19 patients at a Nashik hospital after the oxygen supply was interrupted due to a leakage in the storage plant.
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'Wednesday, April 21, 2021': New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday expressed grief over the death of at least 22 COVID-19 patients at a Nashik hospital after the oxygen supply was interrupted due to a leakage in the storage plant. Modi described the tragedy as heart-wrenching. The patients died due to the interrupted oxygen supply at a civic hospital for COVID-19 patients in Maharashtra's Nashik following the leakage from an oxygen storage plant, District Collector Suraj Mandhare said. Modi tweeted, "The tragedy at a hospital in Nashik because of oxygen tank leakage is heart-wrenching. Anguished by the loss of lives due to it. Condolences to the bereaved families in this sad hour."
'Wednesday, April 21, 2021': Jammu, April 21: Private transporters in Jammu went on an indefinite strike on Wednesday to protest a government order capping the seating capacity to 50 per cent in public transport vehicles in view of the COVID-19 pandemic. The new guidelines, which also include restrictions on opening of shops at market places and malls as part of steps to prevent the spread of the coronavirus infection amid a recent spike, came into effect on Wednesday morning. Protesting against the order, the transporters launched a strike to press for hiking of fares.
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Jammu, Aug 1: The environmental sector has embraced social media rapidly and wholeheartedly. It is using the medium to support environmental campaigns and to connect people locally and cross-nationally on major environmental issues such as climate change. It also provides ordinary people with the ability to track the quality of the air and water around them and then share this data with others. In this post I discuss five essential ways social media has been used to support the environment: 1) With the “crowd”; 2) By enabling the rise of independent activists; 3) By creating campaign pressure points; 4) With the development of sensing hardware and personal wearables; and 5) With the use of geotags and hashtags.