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Dr. Prakash Jain of Aditya Group who are two-wheeler dealers of Hero since 36 years and TATA passenger car dealers since 4 years, and builders and developers in the name ‘Shruti Promoters’ – donated 3000 facemasks to Nagpur Police and other Government Departments.

The handing over was done to Shri Amitesh Kumar, Commissioner of Police, by the gracious hands of the social worker Jwala Dhote, President, Urban Cell, NCP.

These 5 layered N-95 respirator masks are very scientific and superior, yet soft, breathable and comfortable. They also have a provision of a unique nose clip that doesn’t fog up the glasses of spectacle-wearers. These masks are way more effective than ordinary masks especially towards the new mutant of the coronavirus and hence will be extremely helpful for the corona warriors who are working tirelessly during this pandemic.

Aditya Group has been doing its bit in the fight towards COVID-19 ever since the pandemic began. Earlier, as CSR of Hero-Motocorp, they had donated thousands of facemasks and 3 mobike ambulances in Nagpur area. Realizing the seriousness of the present pandemic of Nagpur city, HMCL decided to do more and donate 300 nos PPE kits to the NMC doctors who are our Corona warriors just last month.

Every member of Aditya Group feels that it is their duty to give back to the society especially at this turbulent time of need and hence Aditya Group appeals to the frontline corona warriors of any Government departments to contact Aditya Group for any help to fight this pandemic at email: hero@adityaautoagenciesonline.com Address: Ms. Aditya Auto Agencies, 40-41 Yeshwant Stadium, Nagpur

Aditya Hero donates 3000 facemasks to Nagpur Police and other Government Departments

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City detects 4,987 fresh cases, 76 deaths and 6,601 recoveries in last 24-hours

Nagpur: The district reported 4,987 fresh novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases and 76 fatalities in last 24-hours. In the day, total 6,601 successfully recovered from the virus borne disease. Taking the numbers of cumulative recovered to 3,44,245.

As per the official report, out of the total positive cases, 1,814 were from rural areas and 3,161 cases from Nagpur city alone while 12 cases were reported from out of the district. While out of total deaths, 48 were reported from Nagpur city, 12 deaths were registered from outside the district, while 16 casualties were reported from Nagpur rural.

With the latest update, the total number of cases has surged to 4,24,357 while the number of deaths rose to 7,675.

In the day 6,601 patients were successfully recovered from the virus borne disease taking the numbers of total recovered patients at 3,44,245. Following which recovery rate has improved to 81.12%.

After the fresh updates, the total active cases in the city now stand at 72,437 including asymptomatic cases advised for home isolation

Nagpur reports significant drop in Covid-19 cases, deaths

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Nagpur: A squad of Ajni Police was attacked by people when it had gone to raid on illegal hooch dens and gambling activities in Toli Vasti on Monday.

The police personnel had a narrow escape after locals reportedly pelted stones at petroling vehicle. The video of the incident took social media platforms by storm.

Despite several attempts Ajni Police Inspector and Zonal DCP could not be available for the offical vision. The incident has sparked tension in the area, with all the senior officers have paid visit the spot.

Video: Squad of Nagpur Police attacked by locals during raid in Toli Vasti

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Nagpur: Indus paper boat company is a manufacturer of tissue paper, Tiolet paper roll. Fire in raw material ,that is waste paper,compressed bale. This waste paper bales are stored in tin industrial shed as we in open.

Fire fighting staff trying to control fire and there main aim is to avoid spread of fire to adjoining production area, which will result in heavy financial as well as environmental loss.

Fire incident is an yearly event in this company from last two years.This is the third incident. Company has only a fire hydrant system with water tank and a pump Heavy wind spread the fire which could not be controlled by the staff and workers of the company.

Initially two Fire vehicles from Nagpur Municipal Corporation were dispatched along with 1 fire tender from Kalmeshwar and 1 fire tender from wadi Nagar parishad .

Fire is still not under control. Two more fire tenders dispatch from Nagpur Municipal Corporation, fire and emergency department.

Total 4 fire tenders along with staff are battling the fire.

The company came into existence in 1993 and the present director is Mr Manoj Pachesiya who is based in Bangalore as informed by company staff.

Video: Fire engulfs Indus Paper Boat on Amaravati road

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Nagpur: Ruchir Mishra, a sports journalist with The Times of India, Nagpur, lost his battle to Covid-19 and passed away. He was 42. Ruchir was A journalist of utmost dedication to his profession.

Nagpur Today team pays its tribute.

Times of India Nagpur journalist Ruchir Mishra succumbs to Covid-19

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The defending champions are back to winning ways with two back to back wins in the Delhi leg of IPL 2021. Pollard and Pandya’s return to form in the middle-order could not have come at a better time. With 7 more matches to go and 5 of them to be played on batting-friendly venues, MI big-hitters will be hungry for more runs, bigger sixes, and record-breaking totals.

The road to 5th IPL title for MI is clear

Following the conclusion of Delhi-leg, Mumbai Indians will move to Bengaluru to play 3 matches at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium. This venue has been a batting heaven for a long time. In spite of missing their homeground, Mumbai Indians are set to enjoy similar batting-friendly conditions for the remaining half of their league stage. As a result, they are back in the top 2 teams who will win the IPL in the outright winner market. In the first week of the season, Mumbai Indians had slipped to number 3 with even higher odds in the race to the title. 3 losses from 5 matches at Chepauk had seriously affected their odds of winning IPL 2021.

Who will be the spoilsport in MI’s hat-trick?

Chennai Super Kings and Delhi Capitals are two strongest teams of IPL 2021. From a strategic point of view, Delhi Capitals will be better placed to perform well at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. This is because MI has no matches scheduled at this venue whereas DC will be playing 4 of their league-stage matches here. Similarly, if CSK makes it to the play-offs, it will be their first-ever match in Ahmedabad.

Delhi Capitals will be the biggest competitor for MI on the way to their 3rd consecutive IPL title. While Rishabh Pant is a very young skipper and is bound to make mistakes as a leader, DC is one of the few teams in IPL that is not dependent on individuals. Chennai Super Kings, the best performing team so far in the season, has a star-studded lineup. On their best day, players like Sam Curran and Ravindra Jadeja can take the game away from any opposition.

Mumbai Indians – Most dependable team among bettors

Mumbai Indians are more comfortable while chasing totals. They have a deep batting lineup with the likes of Hardik Pandya and Kieron Pollard as match-finishers. Suryakumar Yadav at number 3 has emerged as a dependable match finisher in recent years. Over the years, Pollard has consistently delivered in big run-chases like the one against CSK this year. There has been little to no adjustments in the core group of Mumbai Indians for the last few seasons.

In addition to the consistency, this core group of players also brings in a lot of experience. As a result, in a tense match that goes down to the wire, MI players are more likely to hold their nerves and see their team through. This makes Mumbai Indians one of the most backed teams among the bettors as the confidence in their winning ability increases with every season.

Should I Bet on the Mumbai Indians to Win the IPL21?

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Nagpur: MIDC Police have arrested a 28-year-old man and recovered stolen ornaments including 110 grams of gold and 100 grams of silver collectively worth ₹4,44,000.

The name of the accused was given as Rahul alias Bhoknya Kashinath Aakode, a resident of Indira Mata Nagar, Hingna.

According to police sources, the cops were probing rampant incidents of robberies and chain snatching in the area when they received a tip-off about Aakode. Cops, subsequently, rounded up him at MIDC Police Station. During the interrogation Aakode reportedly confessed his role in six cases of robberies and chain snatching incidents reported under MIDC Police.

Senior Police Inspector (PI), Yuvraj Hande, PI Dinesh Labde, APIs, Ramesh Hattigote, Rajaram Dore, NPCs, Ashish and Yogesh made the arrest.

Deputy Commissioner of Police, Noorul Hasan, and Assistant Police Commissioner, Parshuram Karyakarte supervised the action.

MIDC cops recover ornaments worth ₹4.44 lakh, arrest one

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Nagpur: Western CoalFields Limited (WCL) has provided Rs.15.38 crores from it`s CSR fund for Oxygen plant at Nagpur & Chandrapur for people`s welfare. Sri Manoj Kumar CMD, Dr Sanjay Kumar Director (Personnel) and Sri RP Shukla Director (Finance) of WCL handed over the cheque of Rs.9.82 crore to Sri Ravindra Thakre Collector of Nagpur today in his chamber.

Sri AK Singh HoD Welfare/CSR was also present on the occasion.Earlier, a cheque of 2.05 crore was given to the DM.Similarly, General Managers of the Wani & Chandrapur areas S/sri Uday Kaole & B Ramarao handed over a cheque for Rs. 3.50 crore from CSR Fund to Sri Ajay Gulhane Collector of Chandrapur District yesterday.

It is to be mentioned here that arrangement of Oxygen will be made in GMC,Mayo Hospital & AIIMS at Nagpur & in Chandrapur District and people will get some relief with this initiative of WCL in present crisis of Oxygen.

WCL gives Rs.15.38 Crores for Oxygen Plant at Nagpur & Chandrapur

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Nagpur: The Nagpur district detected 4,182 fresh cases and registered 71 fatalities attributed to novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) till Monday midnight. Besides, sum of 7,349 people were successfully recovered from the virus borne disease in last 24 hours.

With the latest update, the total number of cases has surged to 4,28,539 while the number of deaths rose to 7,746.

In the day 7,349 patients were successfully recovered from the virus borne disease taking the numbers of total recovered patients at 3,51,594. The sum of 19,468 tests were conducted in last 24 hours.

Covid-19: Nagpur reports 4,182 fresh cases, 71 deaths, 7,349 recoveries in last 24-hours

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Nagpur: Yashodhara Nagar Police have arrested two men with sharp-edged weapons from Yogi Arvind Nagar and Hamid Nagar and booked them under arms act.

Besides arresting accused identified as Salim Rashid Beg (23) from Yogi Arvind Nagar and Nilendrasingh Rajendrasingh Bais (32) from Hamid Nagar, cops have seized two swords and a moped from the possession of the accused.

According to police, the squad of Pachpaoli cops were on petroling duty when they received secret information about two men carrying sharp edged weapons. Acting swiftly on the inputs cops surrounded accused Beg from Yogi Arvind Nagar and Bais from Hamid Nagar.

The action was planned under the supervision of Deputy Commissioner of Police, Zone V, Neelotpal and Assistant Commissioner of Police, Roshan Pandit.

Senior Police Inspector (PI), Ashok Meshram, APIs Shrinivas Darage, Jitendra Bhargava, Vinod Salav, Constable Manish Bhosle, NPCs, Arun Chahande, Naresh Mokad, Mahesh Bawane, and other made the arrest.

Yashodhara Nagar cops arrest two men armed with sharp-edge weapons

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Nagpur: Following the orders of Nagpur Bench of Bombay High Court, all the Covid Care Centers( CCC) and Dedicated Covid Hospitals (DCH) whether Government or Private are hereby restrained from admitting any patient directly unless bed has been allocated at that respective hospital by the authority concern of Nagpur Municipal Corporation’s (NMC) Covid Control Room (CCR), stated the notification issued by NMC Chief Radhakrishnan B on Tuesday.

The responsibility of monitoring and allocating the beds at all the Covid Care Centers, Dedicated Covid Health Care Centers & DCHs of Nagpur District including Nagpur City is hereby entrusted to the teams.

The dedicated telephone numbers for this facility is 0712-2567021 and dedicated mobile number with What’s app facilities are 7770011537 and 7770011472.

Now private, government hospitals need NMC’s approval to admit Covid patients

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Nagpur: Five people, including a doctor and a male nurse, have been arrested in Nagpur for allegedly black-marketing Remdesivir injections and two vials of the medicine used currently for COVID-19 treatment were seized, police said on Tuesday.

Two people arrested on April 20 with two Remdesivir vials told Sitabuldi police that they got the injections from a male nurse working in Jamtha here, an official said. “The male nurse stole the vials after administering acidity injections to the patient in their place and making a false record in the hospital”s record book.

So far, we have arrested five people, including a doctor,” said Senior Inspector Atul Sabnis of Sitabuldi police station. PTI COR BNM BNM BNM

5 held for Remdesivir black-marketing in Nagpur

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The central government has revised the country’s coronavirus-testing rules to reduce pressure on diagnostic labs amid a spurt of coronavirus cases. “Healthy” inter-state travellers and Covid patients being discharged from hospitals after recovery must not be tested, it said.

The centre said the over 2,500 labs in the country are working under tremendous pressure because of the rapidly growing caseloads.

“The need for RT-PCR test in healthy individuals undertaking inter-state domestic travel may be completely removed to reduce the load on laboratories,” the centre said in a circular to states.

“No testing is required for COVID-19-recovered individuals at the time of hospital discharge,” it added.

The centre said people who tested positive once – either by rapid tests or the gold standard RT-PCR – must not be tested again.

Non-essential travel of people with Covid symptoms should be avoided to reduce the risk of infection, the government added.

All asymptomatic individuals undertaking essential travel must follow Covid-appropriate behaviour.

India has been reporting over 3 lakh daily coronavirus cases for over a week. On Tuesday, the country’s single-day Covid numbers were 3.35 lakh cases and 3,449 deaths in 24 hours.

New rules for Covid testing by government

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NEW DELHI: The Indian Council for Medical Research in its advisory for Covid-19 testing during the second wave of the pandemic has recommended that the need for RT-PCR test in healthy individuals undertaking inter-state domestic travel may be completely removed to reduce the load on laboratories.

The ICMR also recommends that the vaccination status of all individuals tested for Covid-19 must be entered into the Sample Referral Form (SRF) in the RT-PCR app both for individuals tested by RT-PCR and Rapid Antigen Test (RAT).

Explaining the need for a detailed advisory on testing for Covid-19, ICMR cites the “unprecedented upsurge of Covid-19 cases and deaths currently being witnessed across India”. The overall nationwide test positivity rate is above 20%. In this backdrop testing-tracking-tracing, isolation and home-based treatment of positive patients is the key measure to curb transmission of SARS-CoV-2.

As of today, India has a total of 2506 molecular testing laboratories including RT-PCR, TrueNat, CBNAAT and other platforms. The total daily national testing capacity is close to 15 lakh tests considering a three- shift operationalization of the existing laboratory network. “At present, the laboratories are facing challenges to meet the expected testing target due to extraordinary case load and staff getting infected with Covid-19,” it is stated.

As part of the measures to optimise RT-PCR testing, ICMR advisory makes it clear that RT-PCR test must not be repeated in any individual who has tested positive once either by RAT or RT-PCR. Also no testing is required for Covid-19 recovered individuals at the time of hospital discharge in accordance with the discharge policy of the ministry of health and family welfare. The advisory emphasises that non-essential travel and interstate travel of symptomatic individuals (Covid-19 or flu like symptoms) should be essentially avoided to reduce the risk of infection and all asymptomatic individuals undertaking essential travel must follow Covid appropriate behaviour.

It is pointed that mobile testing laboratories are now available on GeM portal and states must augment RT-PCR testing through mobile systems. “To meet the overwhelming testing demand, it will be prudent to upscale testing using Rapid Antigen Tests,” the advisory recommends. To ramp up testing through RAT it is recommended that these tests may be allowed at all available government and private healthcare facilities and dedicated RAT booths may also be set-up in cities, towns and villages to offer testing to people.

“These booths should be operational on a 24X7 basis to improve access and availability of testing,” the advisory recommends and also suggests creation of drive-through RAT testing facilities. The advisory asserts that during the current upsurge of Covid-19 cases, any individual presenting with fever with or without cough, headache, sore throat, breathlessness, body ache, recent loss of taste or smell, fatigue and diarrhea should be considered as suspect case of Covid-19 unless proven otherwise by confirmation of another etiology.

No need for RT-PCR test in healthy individuals for inter-state domestic travel

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Nagpur: Amid the Covid-19 surge, Indians of Nagpur-origin who have settled abroad have decided to pool their resources to help their native city.

Sanjay Paithankar, a doctor and philanthropist who settled in Dubai several decades ago, has organised oxygen concentrators and cylinders worth 2.5 lakh dollars to be shipped to Nagpur over the next 15 days.

Paithankar runs a chain of clinics in Dubai that caters exclusively to people from low-income groups, mainly workers. Last year, the Dubai government bestowed upon him the rare honour of a 10-year Gold visa.

“I formed a WhatsApp group of Indians in Dubai to see how we can help our city of origin…Several people magnanimously responded and we have organised 600 oxygen concentrators and 200 cylinders, which will be together worth 2.5 lakh dollars, including shipment charges,” Paithankar said.

Of these, Paithankar has dispatched by air 150 concentrators, each of 5 litre capacity, which will arrive in Nagpur on May 8.
The Dubai Indians group is coordinating with the office of Union Minister Nitin Gadkari for the same. “We spoke to Gadkari and told him that we want to contribute. He was happy and asked us to send the material to the city, where it could be distributed to the needy through proper channels,” Paithankar said.

“The remaining 500 concentrators will be shipped from China and will come to India via Hong Kong or Singapore within the next 15 days,” Paithankar added.

One of the contributors is a businessman from Nagpur, now based in Dubai, who is sending a shipment of 250 concentrators. “He wants to do it anonymously,” Paithankar said. These concentrators were procured from China, Paithankar added.

On Tuesday, Paithankar, an alumnus of Government Medical College and Nagpur (GMCH), inaugurated his 61st clinic for the low-income group in Dubai. He thanked the government for waiving GST on these supplies on Monday evening. “With GST, it would have cost us more but we were still determined to deliver it,” Paithankar said.

“I am trying to get 250 more concentrators to be sent to Nagpur,” Paithankar added.

Help in need: Nagpur-origin Indians settled in Dubai send help to fight Covid

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Nagpur: A major fire broke out at Lakadganj based saw mills on Wednesday morning. Though, the exact reason behind the fire and material loss could not be ascertained immediately.

Sensing the situation, at least eight fire tenders swung into action.

The hardcore efforts of firemen to douse the flames are underway. Leading Fireman Pravin Zade and Cleaning Worker Raju Admane reportedly felt unconscious during fire fighting.

Subsequently, they were rushed to New Era hospital. There health is stable now.

Lakadganj saw mills up in flames, 2 fire personnel fell unconscious

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Nagpur: Annoyed by administration’s prolonged apathy over pending demands, around 350 intern doctors of Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) and Indira Gandhi Medical College and Hospital (IGGMCH) on strike from Tuesday, in support of their long pending demands. While the agitation continues on Wednesday, the doctors have also written Prime Minister Narendra Modi in this regards.

Maharashtra Association of Resident Doctors (MARD) has appealed to the Prime Minister to consider their services for Covid19 pandemic, as requisitioned by the Government, with different designations, informed doctors.

The extension of internships for six months should not adversely affect their degree, post-graduation, Super Speciality or Diploma acquisition tenure.
In the letter MARD has mentioned the term for consideration by PM, other authorities. The contents of the letter is being produced here.
Copies of the letter have also been marked for Medical Commission, Maharashtra Chief Minister, Health Ministers of Centre and State, MUHS VC and others.

The medical interns have been demanding parity in allowances with those in Mumbai and Pune. They have also demanded health insurance cover and implementation of quarantine period after Covid duty, as per the protocol.

A memorandum was submitted by the interns to Divisional Commissioner and District Collector in 2020. However nothing has been done on the demands so far.

The government is giving Rs 1000/day allowance to Nurses and we interns do not get any such provision in Maharashtra.

A a press note these interns have demanded that “Rs 50,000 should be sanctioned to all intern in the state as given to Mumbai and Pune intern last year”.
“Meals, travel incentive allowance of Rs. 300 / – per day must be given to them. Quarantine facility should be arranged after Covid duty. If you fall ill during that time, the government should take the responsibility of treatment” reads the press note.
“The government should provide health insurance to all intern doctors”.

We have decided that 3000 intern doctors of Maharashtra batch of 2016 will not join Covid duty (internship) until our demands are met or a written assurance is received, the interns informed.

Nagpur: After protest, Medical Interns writes PM Modi to press for their demands

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Sa Re Ga Ma Cultural Group Nagpur , has arranged talk show of Swapnil Gore , Renowned Vocalist for musicians , Students on topic “ Classical Singing a Career Option and Opportunities ” Live on Zoom platform. Mr Swapnil Gore is a a renowned Vocalist and Music teacher from Sawantwadi was key note speaker for webinar. Majority of people from cultural field, students was on line for the webinar. At the beginning organizer Dr. Sanjay Uttarwar , Director of Sa Re Ga Ma Cultural Group introduce Speaker and welcome all on line participants.

Webinar starts with the present condition of cultural activities. Speaker share present status of musicians, students with gathering. He gave brief idea about students expectations and cultural scenario as a whole. While explaining about Music and its Practice ( Sadhana ) he says that hard work , patience and faith within guru are the key parameters to achieve excellence in this field. There is no shortcut in this field. Now a days , students wants every thing instant but music cant be learned instantly. A total Devotion , Riyaz are necessary on daily basis. He share his own experiences that how hard work he has done in his students phase and still doing it for betterment of students. He appeal to participants , not to get dishearten by difficulties. Try to find opportunity in that difficulty and march ahead. He renders a piece of song during his lucid delivery. Very nicely he explain audience about role of music in peace of mind and healthy life. Because of Lock Down schools are closed and he cant teach students in regular class room style. To teach singing on social media is a difficult task. There is uncertainty about time period of Lock down and its extension but students should focus on their goal.

Covid 19 has taught us effective use of Online avenues .And people starts exploring it from their end. He further quotes that no one can make you classical singer , unless you yourself is convinced for it. He further quotes that one must be optimistic toward life and should think positive for his her future. He quotes various live examples to support his saying that how individually each one can find peace and satisfaction in life by singing. He further appeal to musicians to learn new things daily which will keep them away from depression.
Swapnil Shrikrishna Gore is a young ,talented , deserving vocalist from a small town , Sawantwadi , Maharashtra . He belongs to a rich traditional musical family. He took his early training under the able guidance of Shri. Damodar Shevade (The disciple of Pt. Jitendra Abhisheki & Pro. B. R. Devdhar) in ‘Gurukul’ style. Further he continued his talim from Shri. Prasad Gulvani (The disciple of Pt. Nivruttibuva Sarnaik) for last 12 years.He also received a special guidance from Shri. Vinayak Prabhu & Shri. Sudhir Nayak( The eminent Harmonium maestro),Mumbai.

Swapnil is known as an excellent stage performer in Marathi musical dramas. He has received a special guidance for Natyasangeet from a very well-known stage artist and singer Pt. Ramdas Kamat,Mumbai.
Apart from this, Swapnil is a good Music Composer , Poet & an Organ Player. He is a graded Artist of All India Radio.He has performed in many concerts , winning the hearts of the audience.

Organiser Dr. Sanjay Uttarwar in his concluding remarks says that , Coming days are more critical. Students should acquire expertise in using online sources to get knowledge. Being a Principal of Engineering College , he rightly explain the mind set of todays students towards learning. Dr Sanjay Uttarwar is renowned singer of Nagpur. On request from audience he presents “ Firtya Chaka warti Deshi Matila Aakar ….. A creation of Mr G D Madgulkar a fatherly figure of Marathi literature and received loud applaud from audience . He appeals to upcoming artists to come ahead. Saregama platform is for promotion of talented and upcoming artist.

Later on Question and answer session takes place where speaker gave answers to the questions asked by Shreya Puranik, Mr. Devasthali, Mrs. Jawlekar , Mr. Bopche, Sanjay Gawai , Mrs. Harshali Kherche, Vijay Puranik and others.
Dr. Varsha Uttarwar express her gratitude towards all on line guests and propose Vote of Thanks.

Vocalist Swapnil Gore Is An Asset Of Music World.. Dr S S Uttarwar

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Nagpur: The district reported 4,399 fresh novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases and 82 fatalities in last 24-hours. In the day, total 7,400 successfully recovered from the virus borne disease. Taking the numbers of cumulative recovered to 3,58,994.

As per the official report, out of the total positive cases, 1,853 were from rural areas and 2,534 cases from Nagpur city alone while 12 cases were reported from out of the district. While out of total deaths, 48 were reported from Nagpur city, 12 deaths were registered from outside the district, while 22 casualties were reported from Nagpur rural.

With the latest update, the total number of cases has surged to 4,32,938 while the number of deaths rose to 7,828.

In the day 7,400 patients were successfully recovered from the virus borne disease taking the numbers of total recovered patients at 3,58,994. Following which recovery rate has improved to 82.92%.

After the fresh updates, the total active cases in the city now stand at 66,116 including asymptomatic cases advised for home isolation.

Nagpur reports 4,399 fresh Covid cases compared to 7,400 recoveries, recovery rate at 82.92%

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Nagpur: Sensation prevailed Gulshan Nagar vicinity, after a man reportedly killed his neighbour here under Kalamna Police Station on Wednesday.

The deceased has been identified as Niranjan alias Golu Abru Verma (30), a resident of Gulshan Nagar, cops have booked accused Golu alias Pramod Samaliya Rai Sahu (29) on the charges of murder.

According to police sources, Sahu reportedly took Verma to his home on the pretext of having some conversation on Wednesday evening. During the same an argument broke out between the duo. In the fir of rage, Sahu then attacked Verma with sharp edged weapons and killed him on the spot.

Man kills neighbour in Kalamna