पटवारी को स्वामित्व की रजिस्ट्री से निष्पादक की भूमिका से हटाया जाए,
और
70% ,80%,90% को तत्काल बंद किया जाय
कैडर रिव्यू हमारा अधिकार
#RollBackSwamitvaMP
Avyaan was six months old.
He was born this year after ten years of waiting, prayers, hope, and countless visits to infertility clinics by his parents. For the family, his arrival was pure joy.
Avyaan was healthy, but his mother could not produce breast milk due to a medical reason. She was advised to give diluted cow’s milk. Ideally, infant formula is the substitute for breast milk, but because of cost, some families choose cow’s milk. In such cases, doctors may advise diluting it with boiled and cooled water.
I don't know who advised the family or what exact instructions were given, but it is entirely possible that, out of ignorance, cow’s milk was mixed with tap water, instead of boiled-cooled water. People tend to trust municipal water supplies, often the only thing they believe the govt will provide honestly.
Five days ago, Avyaan developed fever and diarrhoea. The family took him to a doctor and medicines were prescribed. They believed it would pass. Instead, his condition worsened steadily, and he died on Monday.
Only later did the truth emerge. The water supply in Bhagirathpura, Indore, was contaminated with sewage. Several others died as well. The family realised, too late, what may have poisoned their child. They are numb, trapped between disbelief and unbearable guilt, replaying every small decision and wondering what they missed.
Could boiled and cooled water have saved him? Maybe. Maybe not. Many bacterial toxins are heat-stable, and sewage can also contain heavy metals, nitrates, and other contaminants that are not removed by boiling.
Will anyone in authority be held accountable for this institutional, negligent killing? Will this tragedy lead to any real improvement? Will even one person step down, accepting moral responsibility?
Kailash Vijayvargiya’s response to NDTV already answers all of that:
“Ghanta.”
जो जमीन पर बैठे शख़्स हैं वो आम जनता के नुमाइंदे हैं, जो कुर्सी पर बैठे हैं हुक्मरान हैं आम जनता देश के सबसे साफ शहर में गंदा पानी पीकर मर रही है,बीमार पड़ रही है इसी की शिकायत लेकर आए हैं लेकिन मंत्री जी को इतनी तमीज नहीं की जनता को उठाकर अपने बगल में बिठा लें
#WATCH | Reasi bus terror attack: Ranjit Singh, Manager of the Bus Booking Company whose bus came under attack, says, "The bus used to ply from Katra to Shiv Khori daily, booking occurred daily. But we had never thought that this could happen to our vehicle. We used to hear of things like this in Kashmir but this area was safe. We never thought that this could happen to us. As soon as the bus left in the morning, we received a call at 5 o'clock that there had been firing on our vehicle...When we did a little investigation, we came to know that it was an attack by militants...Passengers told us that the militant got into the bus and told the driver to make the passengers deboard the bus. Driver sensed that the man was a militant. He refused to make the passengers deboard, he sped up the bus. As soon as he sped up the bus, the militant fired a bullet. The bus lost balance but the driver kept driving. When the driver didn't stop, he (militant) shot him in the head and killed him...Then the conductor took hold of the steering. As soon as he did that, the militant shot 3-4 bullets at the conductor too. He killed them both. The bus lost balance and fell into a gorge. Had the driver not shown a presence of mind, no passenger would have survived. They might have even set the bus on fire. The driver did good and sacrificed himself for the 40 passengers."
What kind of dystopian hell is this country?
Guy is in serious accident, each second is important and people are casually leaving as if nothing has happened
@sanjaygupta1304 सर पूरी जानकारी छापने में कष्ट होजाता है क्या आपको पूरी लिखते की 55 जिलों में सिर्फ 18 जिलों से चयनित अभ्यार्थियों को ही बुलाया है भोपाल