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" Influence & Impact of the Arabic Language & Literature on the Western World "

Speech delivered by:

Dr. Khalil Tumandar on 9th Dec 2020 in an international Conference/ webinar, organized by Arabic Dept of Sir Syed College, Aurangabad,

alongwith the Guest Speakers from different Countries including : (Canada ,Egypt,India, Iraq,Japan,KSA,

Kuwait,Turkey,UAE,USA & Yemen).

اعوذ بالله من الشیطن الرجیم

بسم الله الرحمن الرحیم

الحمدلله رب العالمین والعاقبته للمتقین والصلوہ والسلام علی سید الانبیاءوالمرسلین وعلی آله و اصحابه اجمعین اما بعد -

قال رب الشرح لي صدري ویسر لي امري و احلل عقده من لساني یفقهوا قولي

Respected Chairperson ,

Dr. Shamama Parveen۔

Principal Sir Syed College,A'abad ,India,

Dr Shaikh Kabir Ahmed.

Prof & Head, Department of Arabic , Sir Syed College,Aurangabad(Maharashtra),

Dr. Muhammed Mustafa khan Al - Nadwi Al- khairi.

Former Prof, Dr. Abdur Rasheed

Al- Nadwi ,Al-Madni.

Former Prof Dr. Muhammed Sadrul Hasan Al- Nadwi Al - Madni.

Distinguished Guest Speakers from different Countries .

Respected and Dear Audience .

As-salam- Alaikum

السلام علیکم ورحمتہ الله وبرکاتہ

Indeed it is a great privilege and honour for me to be here, on this auspicious occasion of two days Arabic International Conference / Webinar on

" Literary & Linguistic Influences of Arabic on International Languages" organized by , Department of Arabic, Sir Sayyed College of Arts, Commerce and Science, Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India.

Late (Marhoom) Prof Tilawat Ali was founder Chairman of this renowned institute. Prof Tilawat Ali was very well known to me since 1989-90 when he planned to establish this great educational center. May Allah accept his deeds and services as a source of maghfirat in Aakhirat ( the life hereafter)Aameen .

Today I have been asked to highlight few relevant points over the topic,

" Influence and impact of the Arabic Language and Literature on the Western World ".

Dear Audience ,

Before we should proceed our main discussion, it would be better to know how many spoken languages exist presently ?

It is around 7117.

if we select, ten top most popular spoken languages among these, then the list would be as:

(1) Mandarin

( Mandarin and Cantonese languages , used mostly in China).

(2) English .

(3) Hindustani (mixed Urdu & Hindi ) .

(4) Spanish.

(5) Arabic .

(6) Malay.

(7)Russian.

(8)Bengali.

(9) Portuguese &

(10) French.

The Arabic language is ranked as , fifth spoken language in the world.

Dear Friends,

Today I would like to begin my talk, with the Divine Message of the Holy Quran, Chapter 30 Surah Al - Rum, Aayat 22.

ومن آیاته خلق السماوات والارض و اختلاف السنتکم والوانکم ان في ذلك لایات للعالمین -

Translation:

And among His signs is the creation of the heavens and the earth, and the diversity of your languages and colours. Surely, in this there are the signs for those of sound knowledge.

These Divine words of the Holy Quran indicate clearly that, all languages are signs of the greatness of our Creator Allah Subhanahu Taala. Hence, we should respect all languages and at no cost discriminate against any human being based on language and colour.

The Arabic language has a great significance all over the world, as it is the language of the Holy Quran.

We know very well that, the first aayat of the Holy Quran revealed as :

اقرا باسم ربك الذی خلق

Translation: " Read, O' Prophet, in the name of your Lord "Chapter 96/1.

Another reference regarding the importance of the Arabic language:

احبوا العرب لثلاث:

لاني عربي' والقرآن عربي و کلام اھل الجنته عربي

رواه العقیلی فی الضعفاء

والطبرانی فی الکبیر

والحاکم فی المستدرک

والبیہقی فی شعب الایمان

( عن ابن عباس رضی اللہ عنہ)

and there is one more reference as :

عن ابی ھریرہ رضی الله عنہ: قال قال رسول الله صلی الله علیہ و سلم انا عربي والقرآن عربي ولسان اھل الجنته عربي

It is narrated from Abu Huraira ( رضی الله عنہ ) that, Rasoolullah Prophet Muhammed( P.B.U.H) صلی الله علیہ و سلم said that, I am Arabi, Quran is in Arabic and the language of Paradise is Arabic.

Al - hamdu- lillah, these (03) three are the main reasons why we should love the Arabic language.

According to data collected in the recent past, it was believed that around two hundred & twenty( 220) Million Arabic speakers exist, but equally four hundred & fifty ( 450) Million could be considered as Arabic language speakers all over the world when one should include non- Arabs, who know the Arabic language because of their interest.

Arabic is the language of the Holy Quran, Prayers ( Salah )and Islamic Studies( Hadith & Fiqh- Islamic Jurisprudence) for a billion and a half Muslims all over the globe. it is also used by a large number of people in different fields of culture, religion, history, trade, technology, agriculture, medical fraternity, engineering, fabrics & clothing, chemicals & pharmaceuticals, food & drugs, Mathematics & Astronomy, Algebra& Geometry, Zoology & Botany.

English and other European languages are enriched with numerous Arabic loan words. As many words in the European languages are originally derived from Arabic.

Just for an illustration, few examples of the English words as:

Camel جمل ،Giraffe زراف' Camphor - کافور ' Musk - مسک ،Caliph - خلیفہ ' Lemon- لیمون ' Alcohol - الکحل ' Sugar - سکر '

Syrup - شراب, Algebra- الجبرا '

Carat - قیراط etc.

There are almost more than 1000 English words of Arabic origin used in a routine.

Dear Friends,

Arabs invented the concept of numerical digit (0)Zero/ صفر ( sifar ,khali - kuch naheeh ,zee- roh) which means emptiness or nothingness and it made easier all complicated mathematical calculations.

We equally noticed that Western Culture is very much influenced by Arabic Philosophers like Khalil Jibran ( خلیل جبران ), Poet Mehmud Darwesh. ( محمود درویش )۔ Even they were impressed by great scholars like Avicennia ( ابن سینا) Ghazali ( غزالی ) and Ibn Rushd( ابن رشد ).

The translation work of renowned Mathematician Al - Khwarizmi who invented Algebra ( الجبرا) mostly at the end of the eighth century, Jabir bin Aflah & Muslima Al - Majriti were the famous names referred by Madrid ( Capital of Spain), even in the 12th century.

Andalusian Scholar completed the great work of translation of Aristotle and Ibn Rushd into Latin & that too in those days, when Greek Philosophy did not exist in Europe. It is also mentioned in the history of the world that collection of Indian Stories known as پنچ تنتر / Panchtantra was translated into Arabic from the Persian version of Ibn- Al - Muqqaffa with the name " Kalila - wa- Dimnah" . This Arabic portion was translated in many languages of the world and collection of these stories were published five hundred years ago, by an English publisher named William Caxton in 1484.

It is also observed that the Spanish language has many Arabic words.

Cardova (Qartaba/ قرطبہ) is also called Cardoba, a city located in southern Spain. There is a library that has more than 400000( four hundred thousands) manuscripts ( مخطوطات ). But, this was a time when taking a gus'l or a bath was considered a dangerous custom.

Non-muslim Arabic Scholars from the West are called " Orientalists"( مستشرقین). They are paid for presenting their critical concepts. They have a keen interest in learning the Arabic language, to know details about the Holy Quran & Hadith (Traditions of Prophet Muhammed, P.B.U.H,صلی اللہ علیہ و سلم) and deep knowledge of Islam & history. They dedicate their lives to their missions. Few of them during their research realized the truth and finally enter the fold of Islam. The Hidayat ( ہدایت / guidance) comes to them only from Almighty Allah subhanahu Quddus ( الله سبحانہ قدوس).

Infact , we should be thankful to the Orientalists who learn the Arabic language & literature, irrespective of their intentions and missions. I would like to enumerate the few .

(1) Joannis Damascene: (676-749 ) official of the Caliph of Damascus.

(2) Abd - al - Masih ibn Ishaque Al- Kindi, an Arab Christian most probably of the 8th / 9th century, his work was translated into Latin and very much popular in Europe.

(3) Petrus Venerablis ( 1092-1156 ) translated , Holy Quran into Latin.

(4) Mose bin Maimoon ( 1135-1204 ) A Jewish Theologist and Talmudist wrote a book Dalalat al- Harin, a guide on Jewish theology, published in 1190.

(5) Marco de Toledo: ( 1193-1216 )

Did translation of Holy Quran, from Arabic to Latin.

(6) Frederik 2: ( 1194-1250 )

An emperor, who continued the mission of translation of Holy Quran from Arabic to Latin.

(7) Ibn- Kammuna : ( 1215-1285)

A Jewish scholar who wrote a book in Arabic on examination of inquiries into three faiths.

(8)Alfonso Sabco: ( 1221-1284)

who did the translation from Arabic into Greek, over the scientific works of Arabs, later on, it was translated into Latin and its maximum translators were jews.

(9) Raman Marti ( 1286):

A traditional partisan ( a strong supporter of a cause), who studied Islam thoroughly and in his book gave the references of Holy Quran, Hadith and quotations from Al - Farabi, Ibn - Sina, Al - Ghazali & Ibn Rushd in his books.

(10) Bar -Ebraya: ( 1226-1286)

much influenced by Al - Ghazali.

(11) Theodor Barliander: ( 1506-1564).

A Zurich theologian published his book with a preface written by Martin Luther.

(12) Andre Ryer: ( 1580- 1660)

Did translation of holy Quran from Arabic to French, published from Paris

in 1647.

(13) Alexander Ross:(1591-1654)

From Scotland did a translation of holy Quran Kareem from French to English.

(14) Antoine Galland :( 1646-1715)

From France, first in the West to translate the Arabian Nights.

(15) Humphrey Prideaux: (1648-1724) wrote many books on Islam.

In addition to the above mentioned, there are many more orientalists, still busy round-the-clock in their mission since the last 1400 years.

No doubt, the Arabic language has also influenced the English language and Western Culture.

Indeed the Arabic language is a live language, which is survived in its original form even after 1400 years, when the first aayat or the First Divine Message of Almighty, in the form of the Holy Quran revealed to, our Beloved Prophet Muhammed ( P.B.U.H) صلی اللہ علیہ و سلم, brought by Archangel Jibraeel علیہ السلام ( Alaih salam), at the Mount Hira ( جبل نور ), Holy Makkah.

اقراء باسم ربك الذی خلق

" Read, O Prophet, in the Name of your Lord, who created ".

Hence, we must read and understand the Arabic language as much as possible, so that we can convey the message of our Creator to mankind all over the world.

انا انزلنه قرانا عربیا لعلکم تعقلون ( سورہ یوسف آیت 2 )

We have revealed it as a Recitation in Arabic that you may fully understand ( surah Yusuf,aayat number 2).

May Allah guide all of us and everyone in the world so that we can understand the words of our Lord Almighty Allah , the words of wisdom in the form of

" Holy Quran " on this earth . ( Aameen ).

Speech delivered by :

Dr. Khaliluddin Tumandar,

mbbs( Bom)mcps.

Former physician, Haram Shariff

Holy Makkah

Presently at :

Ontario, Canada.

email: [email protected].

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First Innings as IG @ Deolali ( Aug 1977 to May 1980 )

On completion of LGSC, we were sanctioned casual leave for one week, during which I shifted to my new accommodation in the IG Block in the premises of B Mess. I availed the well deserved break at Aurangabad & assisted my parents in shifting from Army house to a civil rented house, since my father had retired recently after 35 years of service. On return to Deolali, I was selected to be in the IG Team for teaching the new Course, LGSC Fd 778, which had just reported. It was a privilege to be given this responsibility which was a tough challenge in view of the expectations.

It was an unforgettable moment, when I gave my first lecture, to my first batch of students, as they recorded their first impressions about me. As the Basic Leg progressed, I realised the magnitude of the task of teaching three most difficult subjects ( Ballistics, Equipment & Ammunition ) in the easiest possible manner. It was achieved only after extensive study and preparation of lesson plans & OHP slides, on every week end. The often quoted statement ---” You learn only when you teach” was indeed true. It was equally exciting to set and correct Exam papers and evaluate the Teaching Practices of students. On the whole, it was an exhilarating feeling of repeating the Basic Leg, in the new role as an IG , wearing the prestigious Red Band !!

Simultaneously, all the Instructional staff had to qualify in the BPET ( Battle Physical Efficiency Tests ) and PPT ( Physical Proficiency Tests ) during the Annual Adm Inspection. The thrust towards” Fitness First” was emphasised by holding Volleyball & Basketball competitions as well as encouraging individual sports. These activities contributed towards physical fitness as well as team bonding. Gunnery Leg began with the usual tempo, specially for the new IsG who had to evolve new concepts & procedures for provision of fire support. Any such ideas had to be validated during Course Shootings. We learnt a lot and gained confidence while engaging targets firing variety of Guns & ammunition. We understood in detail about the most important aspect of planning & implementation of safety measures during firing practices. Gunnery Leg also proved to be an enriching experience --- not only at the Gun end but equally at the OP end.

In the first week of Dec, we proceeded for the Educational Tour, where I had to shoulder the responsibility of coordinating all the visits as well as the administrative arrangements. It was a valuable learning experience. On return, the new IsG had to give their choice for assessing the Practice Camps of Units, in various Field Firing Ranges. I volunteered to go to Binnaguri, whenever scheduled. Meanwhile, we were detailed for planning & conduct of Ex TOPCHI, which was the annual Fire Power Demonstration. It would showcase the capabilities of all weapon systems in the Regiment of Artillery besides surveillance assets & the Air OP capabilities. We rehearsed for one week with the participation of all the Guns/ Mortars/ Rocket Launchers held by the Units of Deolali & Nasik. The deployment of 120 mm Mortar using the Mules was very impressive. In addition, the Cheetah helicopter of Air OP Squadron displayed its capability of ferrying the 120 mm Mortar as an underslung load. It was a thrilling experience to apply our knowledge and skills towards enhancing the accuracy and consistency of fire support of a variety of weapons.

There was a rehearsal which was attended by all Courses at School of Artillery, all recruits of Artillery Centre, Nasik & the civil population of Deolali Cantonment. The final event was on the Army Day ( 15 Jan 1978 ). It was witnessed by the Officers attending the Defence Services Staff College, Wellington, who were on their educational tour to all training establishments. It was a spectacular display of fire power which ended with a salvo fired by a total of 70 Guns/ Mortars/ Rockets, destroying all the targets on Bahula ridgeline. The grand finale was the salvo by GRAD BM 21 MBRL, when each launcher fired 40 rockets in 20 seconds. It was indeed a dazzling display which reinforced the statement ----” Artillery is the God of War”, as propounded by Joseph Stalin.

In Apr 78, there was a change of command in the Field Wing.Col T P Singh took over as the Chief Instructor and was well known for his professional acumen. All instructors looked forward to the opportunity to seek his guidance for solving any difficulty. He adopted a strategy of paying surprise visits to all the training areas and the Course Shootings. These gave a boost to the standard of training besides motivating all the instructors & the students to attain greater proficiency. I was lucky to be nominated by him to be part of the Study Group of six IsG, for an analysis of the combat potential of our Artillery vis-a-vis Pakistan & China. The entire Study Group had to slog for the next one week and give him a Presentation , which as expected, had to be refined, since Col T P Singh contributed his expert suggestions. Really, I learnt so much as a result of this first direct professional interaction with this erudite Gunner.

In Oct 78, myself with two AIsG proceeded to Binnaguri for assessment of practice camps of all the Regiments of Artillery Brigade. It was so exciting to be back to meet the Jat Balwans again, while Lt Col M S Choudhary had taken over as the TIGER 98. We moved to Buxaduar Ranges and assessed the performance of all the Regiments as per the parameters laid down by the School of Artillery. It was a unique privilege for me to assess my own Unit, while wearing the prestigious” Red Band” outside Deolali, for the first time. I observed that the professional standards had distinctly improved in the last two years, due to the dedication by the Jat Balwans, under a new Team of officers& JCOs, guided by an ebullient CO. I was given an emotional gift at the Unit Mandir and presented the holy Bhagvad Gita, wishing me further success & glory while performing my duty. The philosophy “ Karmanye vadhikaraste, ma phaleshu kadachan” has always been my beacon of strength, ever since I wore the Olive Green uniform!!

I was sent on one month annual leave in Nov, which was in accordance with the leave plan, an important facet of man management while ensuring the training commitments. On return, I was detailed in the IG Team for the next Course ---- LGSC Fd 809. It meant hard work once again but the appreciation by the students always encouraged me to put in that extra effort. I accepted it as an opportunity to constantly improve as a Teacher since teaching and learning have a symbiotic relationship. Simultaneously, I volunteered to be in the IG Team for Ex TOPCHI which was in the last week of Jan 1979. We suggested that battlefield illumination could be shown as a separate part in the night, just after the standard fire power demonstration during day time. The proposal was approved by the Commandant and we started the rehearsals at night as well. The overall impact on the Final Day was phenomenal, not only as a result of an excellent demo during day time but also an amazing demo of illumination of Deolali Ranges by night, on the eve of the Republic Day. It proved to be a novel idea and the meticulous display of fire power, specially the salvo by GRAD BM 21 MBRL ( 40 rockets in 20 seconds ) convinced the spectators of Defence Services Staff College that” Power grows out of the barrel of a Gun”. (Video illustration at the end of the Blog)

In the first week of May, I went to Aurangabad on casual leave for ten days.It was probably destined that during this short break, I would have my first pleasant interaction with Ms Sanjivani Bhogale, from the reputed business family of NIRLEP, who would eventually be my life partner. It was a typical example of “ First impression is the last impression”. Both of us instantly approved each other and decided to build an innings of lifetime partnership, in a Fauji environment. Our parents also gave their concurrence & we were thrilled after the customary Engagement Ceremony within two days. It was also finalised that the marriage would be conducted in Dadar ( date, time & venue to be confirmed later). Both of us were on Cloud Nine, as we departed for Deolali & Dadar respectively, while I looked forward to meeting Sanjivani at Dadar on each of the weekends. I reached Deolali bubbling with the “Breaking News”.

Soon the muhurat for the wedding was finalised as 9.57 AM on 26 Jun 1979. Obviously, there was shortage of time for all the preparations by both the families. I applied for 45 days annual leave ( keeping the remaining 15 days as reserve for Diwali festival ). My leave was sanctioned, as requested, for the most important event in my life. The waiting period upto the auspicious day was spent in a state of stargazing by both of us. Finally, the marriage was solemnised after traditional rituals on 26 Jun 1979. The most emotional moment was the “Saptapadi” ritual when we sought the blessings of the Almighty by taking the traditional vows.

We returned to Deolali, with all the bag & baggage, as a young couple for the first time. My friends, who were also young couples, organised a grand welcome for us, into the Home of the Gunners. Initially, we stayed in the Guest Room in B Mess itself but shifted to our temporary accommodation in 48 OG Lines, within three days. Thus began the process of converting our House into a Home!! At this juncture, I feel that Sanjivani should narrate her impressions as she stepped into the Fauji environment.

Musings as a Fauji bride - “DADAR to DEOLALI”

Every girl thinks about the person she will marry and the family she will belong to. I had the same feelings. I vividly remember that when I was 19 years of age, my Mama got married to a girl from the Fauji family.During this wedding, I observed lot of Army officers in their special uniform for the first time. They looked very courteous and smart. I was thoroughly impressed with the grandeur of the Army. I was a complete civilian and thought to myself about the special quality of life of a Fauji family. Later, my parents asked me if I had any particular choice for marriage. I told them that if possible, I would like to marry an Army officer ( not knowing the realty of being a Fauji wife, it has several pros & cons ).

I was very lucky that the first proposal itself was from Capt Vivek Toley, who was the most eligible bachelor in Deolali. As marriages are made in heaven, before I could realise, we were married. Thus began my roller coaster ride from Dadar to Deolali. It was going to be a 360 degree transformation from the life I was leading till then. I was astonished when I saw a black steel trunk marked with the name of Capt Toley. The journey from suitcases to trunks thus began. My mother in law had packed few utensils and other necessities for us before we moved to Deolali. I started my Fauji life in 48 OG Lines, which was temporary accommodation for married officers.

I belonged to a typical Maharashtrian family & was conversant only in Marathi. My neighbours were from different parts of India. So, I had to make do somehow with my Bambaiya Hindi. Still, i learnt a lot from these conversations.My urge to talk in Marathi was fulfilled by talking to the local vendors and the maids. Social adjustment was another big challenge for which I was not prepared at all. I remained generally shy and silent while interacting with the officers & their wives. Huge cultural differences made me feel out of place. However, my Fauji family went out of their way to make me comfortable. I must mention that my husband stood beside me like a strong pillar , taught me, guided me and encouraged me at every moment.

It is a norm in any Army station to be on the waiting list for allotment of temporary/ permanent accommodation. In Deolali,we shifted into 10 houses in 10 months. It is a common practice in Deolali to shift into the house of any officer going on leave for a month or two. This was so difficult for me to digest.Thanks to the Regimental association & NDA Coursemates, we were always given the house for use on “as is, where is basis”. This was a great show of faith and trust. My heartfelt thanks to all of them for making us so comfortable in the very first year of our married life. It assured me that the Armed Forces constitute a big family, with each one playing a small role.

Finally, we were allotted our permanent accommodation in P4 Block in Depot Battery Road colony. We moved into our own home and settled down fully. I was really happy but was surprised when my husband informed me about receipt of his posting order to NDA, Khadakwasla. Our first year in Deolali will always have a special place in our album of memories!!

Consequent to settling down in my new status, I reverted to my duties as part of the IG Team for LGSC Course Fd 810, for the third time, thus completing a hat -trick. In Jan 1980, I was fortunate to complete another hat- trick with the responsibility of Ex TOPCHI , which was again a dazzling display of fire power. Thereafter, I was deputed to the Faculty of Studies where I learnt about the latest developments & trials of new weapon systems including ammunition. It involved regular interaction with the Trials Wing. In the first week of May, I was pleasantly surprised with the receipt of my posting order to the prestigious National Defence Academy. The resultant ecstasy of being selected as an Instructor at NDA from where I had passed out exactly 10 years ago, was the pinnacle of my professional achievements so far. I looked forward to moving within a month from the” Home of the Gunners” to the” Cradle of Leadership” --- along with my life partner!!

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```"INDIA IS GREAT"...... Apart from though I was/am ever grateful to my PARENTS(@MOM+DAD),before/after my "GRADUATION" (Bachelor of Architecture)..... Attn!... Ladies&Gentlemen.... Boys&Girls..... Back to my year 96s-97s(in the year 1996-97),while after I just appeared at my Final Semester, SEMESTER NO-10(B.Arch),from my College Campus Address in "AURANGABAD" District, Maharashtra State(IND), Moved to Mumbai, without asking my "MOM" & my Real SISTERS.......it was at that time, quietly interesting/thrilling/expedition to me, first time, while at night boarded in a luxury bus, arrived at peak_very morning hrs at MUMBAI CENTRAL BUS DEPOT/might be "VICTORIA TERMINUS" (VT) Bus Depot.... OK... then came to "CHURCH GATE" LOCAL SUB URBAN WESTERN RLY STATION.... though at that time, both "WESTERN" /"CENTRAL" / "HARBOUR" local lines of "MUMBAI" I visited..... #@@KUCH LAMHE, KUCH YANDEIN..... I am grateful TO Mr "NAIR" UNCLE, Caretaker of Lodge, Mrs KUTTI,landlord of Lodge, who gave me shelter to stay over for maintaining my Architectural JOB/EMPLOYMENT at her Lodge/GUEST HOUSE at that time(1996-97), i am grateful to my Senior fellows, esp GUJARATI GENTLEMAN, Mr "JEETENDER" UNCLE, Mr "FERNANDES" UNCLE(South Indian Gentleman),Mr "Mohan MUDLIYAR" my Senior fellow, Mr MUSTAFA Bhai, Bidyut bhai(Mr BIDYUT SARKAR, a fellow from KOLKATA) & etc.... at that time, complete ADDRESS of that LODGE/GUEST HOUSE, while I used to did correspond to my MOM&SISTERS,as follows: "GREEN COTTAGE" /preferably "RAM VILAS LODGING", AT "CHATTRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ ROAD", VAKOLA BRIDGE, SANTACRUZ(EAST), MUMBAI-55, MAHARASHTRA STATE(IND)..... <<< any kind of feedback/Calling, without any hesitation Please Contact me, M:+91-9089149107/ 9402156929.... or mail me, [email protected] [email protected] <<<FOUNDER, "CEO"(CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER) & ARCHITECT, on behalf of "ARCH DESIGNING STUDIO" (IND), GSTIN:16AYSPR1667C1Z3........."THANK YOU"....```

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homeo-care-clinic · 2 years

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Best Homeopathic Doctor in Hadapsar, Pune

I am Dr. Vaseem Choudhary, founder of Homeo Care Clinic. I have completed BHMS from Dr. D.Y Patil Homeopathic Medical College. I have done my M.D. from Bhagwan Homeopathic Medical College, Aurangabad. Have done Post Graduate Diploma in Emergency Medical Service (PGDEMS) from Noble Hospital, Pune. Have also done Post Graduate Diploma in Cosmetic Dermatology (PGDCD).

Cosmetic Dermatology I have been practicing Homeopathy and Cosmetic Dermatology since 2010 in Magarpatta, Hadapsar.

In my career, I have treated almost 1 lakh patients directly or indirectly. We have a very good success rate as far as the patients are concerned about various diseases. 93% was a success rate which we estimated a month back.

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We are one of the top Homeopathic clinics that have integrated Homeopathy with nutrition, yoga & Aesthetic. So these particular combination treatment methods are present in very few clinics.

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gokul2181 · 4 years

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The wisdom of being Amur

New Post has been published on https://jordarnews.in/the-wisdom-of-being-amur/

The wisdom of being Amur

It was not just amazing scholarship, but also an innate goodness and ethical consciousness that made GS Amur who passed away recently a teacher and critic who everyone admired

“Never react impulsively, these are strategies to provoke you into a parochial debate. Those of you who have read me will always understand, I need not write a rejoinder.” More than a decade ago, deeply disturbed by an article labelling him as a “critic from the colonial era” I called up Professor G S Amur and briefed him of the details, requesting him to offer a rebuttal. Calm, collected and undisturbed as ever, Amur gave me what was wisdom for a lifetime.

Teacher, writer, translator and critic, Amur’s career spanned over seven decades. Born into a family that struggled to make ends meet, in a remote village of Bommanahalli in Haveri district, Gururaja Shyamacharya Amur, would sleep in the village temple at night for want of space at home. A weak eyesight did not come in the way of his appetite for voracious reading. Amur started off reading Sanskrit classics before entering the realms of Kannada and English literature. At Karnatak College, Dharwad, he happened to meet Sriranga, V. K. Gokak and Armando Menezes who were his teachers. The association lasted for life. Amur would actively edit the college magazine and write poetry in English. As a student, he published a farewell speech of his beloved Principal, Correa Affonso: “When the sunset of life comes, let it be as soft and gentle as the sunsets of Dharwad”. Affonso’s words struck a chord with young minds, kindling a lifelong love for Dharwad.

Amur topped every examination he took. One of the awards from the University of Bombay was a set of classics with specially embossed coat of arms. Amur requested for a cash prize instead. He was in dire need of money for spectacles to read and study. He neither complained nor grumbled about his poverty. At a young, impressionable age, he had attained a state of equanimity.

He approached Dr. V. K. Gokak for his Ph.D. and Gokak suggested he research on “the future of the epic.” Amur, however, was more interested in exploring Comedy and found a willing mentor in Professor Armando Menezes, Head of the Department of English, at Karnatak University, Dharwad. Amur happily typed away his thesis on his good old typewriter on sheets of Radio Bond Austrian paper (popular during the 60s and 70s), while teaching English Literature at JT College, Gadag. Whenever he brought the typed pages for discussion to the University campus, he would be intercepted by Professor KJ Shah. Shah had returned from Cambridge with an MA in Philosophy under the tutelage of Ludwig Wittgenstein. Wrangler Pavate, the then Vice-Chancellor of Karnatak University, had appointed Shah as Professor and Head of the Department of Philosophy. Rooted in Analytical Philosophy and Logical Positivism, Shah would grill research scholars and nudge them to think deeper. No wonder, Amur’s PhD thesis not only went on to become one of the finest treatises on the concept of Comedy, but continues to be in print and much cited sixty years after it was written. From Kumta to Gadag, Dharwad to Aurangabad, Amur left an abiding influence on legions of students.

After he retired as Head of the English Department at the Babasaheb Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University in Aurangabad in 1985, he returned to Dharwad for a life of quietude that enabled him to concentrate on Kannada writing. All his life, he rejected administrative posts to focus on teaching, research and writing.

“Janaki” his home at Navodayanagar, Dharwad became a hub of intellectual activity. Poets, novelists, critics, research scholars and teachers would gather around Amur for enchanting discussions over endless cups of tea and coffee. “Amma” as we affectionately called the late Shanta Amur, was a maternal figure in our lives. The very first chapter of Amur’s autobiography in Kannada centres around her. After her passing away in 2014, I would often spend many days at his home. I used to sleep in the room that was usually reserved for students and guests. Amur Sir would knock at my door early in the morning. “I am up Sir!” “Good Morning, Manjunath, I have a glass of hot milk for you.” He would elaborate on the Krishna-Arjuna dialogue from the Mahabharata or the Yama-Nachiketa dialogue from the Kathopinashad or the Maitreyi-Yajnavalkya dialogue from the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad while I sat mesmerised, taking sips from the glass of milk. Amur would quote characters from the classics as if they were his best friends!

Every year, I visited him on Vijayadashami in Dasara, to offer banni leaves as gratitude to the great teacher. Amur would offer Banni leaves in return, along with a story from the Mahabharata. With Amur’s passing away and Dasara fast approaching, I feel a void in my life. With the wisdom that he carried, I would like to believe that the Banni tree is symbolic of this great teacher himself — vast, timeless and profound.

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liveindiatimes · 4 years

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29 Aurangabad Jail Inmates Test Positive For COVID-19, All Asymptomatic

https://liveindiatimes.com/29-aurangabad-jail-inmates-test-positive-for-covid-19-all-asymptomatic/

The number of COVID-19 cases in Aurangabad reached 1,936. (Representational)

Aurangabad:

A few days after an inmate tested positive for novel coronavirus in the central jail in Harsul in Maharashtra’s Aurangabad, 29 others who were in contact were detected with the infection on Saturday afternoon, said an official.

Collector Uday Choudhari told PTI 25 of those who tested positive are from central jail while four are from a temporary facility created for undertrials.

“All 29 are asymptomatic. A total of 110 swabs of inmates and prison staff have been collected and sent for testing on Saturday,” he added.

“Earlier, an inmate tested positive after being admitted in Government Medical College and Hospital. A total of 48 undertrials who were in contact with this patient were quarantined five days ago. Of them, 29 have now tested positive,” a jail official said, news agency PTI reported.

While the capacity of the jail in Harsul is 539, there are around 1,400 inmates presently, the official added.

Meanwhile, the number of COVID-19 cases in the district reached 1,936 as 90 people tested positive in the last 24 hours.

The number of active cases is 686 as 1,154 have been discharged and 96 have died of the infection, an official said.

World

67,32,297Cases

35,91,419Active

27,46,098Recovered

3,94,780Deaths

Coronavirus has spread to 188 countries. The total confirmed cases worldwide are 67,32,297 and 3,94,780 have died; 35,91,419 are active cases and 27,46,098 have recovered as on June 6, 2020 at 9:10 am.

India

2,36,657 9887Cases

1,15,942 4982Active

1,14,073 4611Recovered

6,642 294Deaths

In India, there are 2,36,657 confirmed cases including 6,642 deaths. The number of active cases is 1,15,942 and 1,14,073 have recovered as on June 6, 2020 at 8:00 am.

State & District Details

State Cases Active Recovered Deaths Maharashtra

DistrictCases

Akola738

Aurangabad1869

Dhule206

Jalgaon952

Mumbai44110

Mumbai Suburban4955

Nagpur680

Nashik1464

Palghar1302

Pune9418

Satara625

Solapur1209

Thane13037

Yavatmal152

Ahmednagar175

Amravati289

Beed52

Bhandara41

Buldhana91

Chandrapur31

Hingoli213

Jalna190

Kolhapur638

Latur137

Nanded174

Nandurbar42

Parbhani78

Raigad1424

Ratnagiri348

Sangli139

Gadchiroli41

gondia69

Osmanabad119

Sindhudurg114

Wardha9

Washim12

80229 2436

42224 822

35156 1475

2849 139

Andhra Pradesh

DistrictCases

Chittoor316

Guntur501

Krishna525

Kurnool782

Sri Potti Sriramulu Nell*296

Anantapur415

East Godavari350

Prakasam101

Srikakulam169

Visakhapatnam83

West Godavari196

Y.S.R.197

Vizianagaram23

4303 80

1654 41

2576 37

73 2

Karnataka

DistrictCases

Bengaluru Rural35

Bengaluru Urban483

Mysuru107

Bagalkote98

Ballari54

Belagavi300

Bidar213

Chikkaballapura148

Dakshina Kannada176

Dharwad58

Gadag43

Kalaburagi628

Mandya347

Tumakuru36

Uttara Kannada91

Vijayapura193

Chamarajanagara0

Chikkamagaluru19

Chitradurga14

Davangere187

Hassan201

Haveri24

Kodagu4

Kolar28

Koppal5

Raichur369

Ramanagara3

Shivamogga55

Udupi1104

Yadgir498

4835 515

3090 437

1688 78

Goa

DistrictCases

North Goa52

South Goa63

196 30

131 22

65 8

Tamil Nadu

DistrictCases

Chengalpattu1223

Chennai22243

Kanchipuram480

Madurai318

Namakkal80

Ranipet131

Thanjavur122

Thiruvallur717

Thiruvarur61

Tiruppur116

Vellore73

Virudhunagar180

Ariyalur432

Coimbatore185

Cuddalore478

Dharmapuri12

Dindigul161

Erode74

Kallakurichi317

Kanniyakumari101

Karur87

Nagapattinam88

Perambalur118

Pudukkottai45

Ramanathapuram113

Salem255

Sivaganga46

Tenkasi99

The Nilgiris17

Theni130

Tiruchirappalli116

Tirunelveli432

Tirupathur41

Tiruvannamalai454

Tuticorin318

Villupuram508

Krishnagiri43

28694 1438

12700 566

15762 860

232 12

Kerala

DistrictCases

Kannur359

Kottayam68

Alappuzha71

Idukki38

Kasaragod331

Kollam108

Kozhikode85

Malappuram118

Palakkad222

Pathanamthitta88

Thiruvananthapuram99

Thrissur91

Ernakulam60

Wayanad36

1699 111

973 89

712 22

Chhattisgarh

DistrictCases

Raipur34

Korba95

Balod41

Baloda Bazar67

Balrampur17

Bastar2

Bemetara20

Bijapur2

Bilaspur97

Dantewada0

Dhamtari6

Durg22

Gariyaband10

Janjgir-Champa51

Jashpur71

Kabirdham23

Kanker19

Kondagaon0

Korea39

Mahasamund52

Mungeli85

Narayanpur0

Raigarh39

Rajnandgaon51

Sukma0

Surajpur9

Surguja9

879 123

633 92

244 31

Telangana

DistrictCases

Hyderabad2342

MedchalMalkajgiri64

Ranga Reddy176

Suryapet87

Vikarabad39

Warangal Urban31

Adilabad22

Jagitial76

Jangoan8

Jayashankar Bhupalapally9

Jogulamba Gadwal40

Kamareddy11

Karimnagar13

Khammam26

Kumuram Bheem Asifabad7

Mahabubnagar29

Mancherial43

Medak11

Nalgonda31

Narayanpet3

Nirmal21

Nizamabad76

RajannaSircilla16

Sangareddy24

Bhadradri Kothagudem4

Mahabubabad10

Mulugu3

Nagarkurnool6

Peddapalli5

Siddipet7

Wanaparthy1

Warangal Rural4

YadadriBhuvanagiri37

3290 143

1550 95

1627 40

113 8

Odisha

DistrictCases

Baleshwar187

Bhadrak133

Jajapur315

Dhenkanal34

Kalahandi31

Kendrapara164

Khordha219

Koraput14

Sundargarh84

Anugul26

Balangir124

Bargarh16

Boudh34

Cuttack153

Deogarh33

Gajapati61

Ganjam520

Jagatsinghapur89

Jharsuguda8

Kandhamal28

Kendujhar33

Malkangiri20

Mayurbhanj72

Nabarangpur2

Nayagarh83

Nuapada60

Puri101

Rayagada2

Sambalpur16

Sonepur26

2608 130

996

1604 188

8 1

Madhya Pradesh

DistrictCases

Barwani60

Bhopal1820

Dewas127

Dhar130

East Nimar260

Gwalior188

Indore3804

Jabalpur272

Ujjain784

Agar Malwa14

Alirajpur3

Betul35

Burhanpur318

Chhindwara16

Dindori29

Harda4

Hoshangabad37

Khargone185

Mandsaur110

Morena107

Raisen70

Ratlam43

Sagar217

Shajapur21

Shandol14

Sheopur23

Tikamgarh17

Vidisha37

Anuppur22

Ashoknagar13

Balaghat9

Bhind73

Chhatarpur33

Damoh26

Datia12

Guna5

Jhabua14

Katni3

Mandla15

Narsinghpur17

Neemuch311

Niwari0

Panna20

Rajgarh23

Rewa38

Satna24

Sehore12

Seoni2

Shivpuri15

Sidhi17

Singrauli12

Umaria10

8996 234

2734

5878 241

384 7

Gujarat

DistrictCases

Ahmadabad16482

Anand110

Arvalli131

Banas Kantha143

Bhavnagar143

Gandhinagar409

PanchMahals102

Surat2190

Vadodara1461

Bharuch53

Botad55

Chhotaudepur34

Dang4

Dohad45

GirSomnath45

Jamnagar62

Kachchh90

Kheda97

Mahesana148

Mahisagar124

Narmada26

Naysari32

Patan100

Rajkot125

SabarKantha100

Surendranagar51

Tapi6

Valsad42

Amreli14

DevbhumiDwarka22

Junagadh31

Morbi4

Porbandar12

19094 510

4901 139

13003 336

1190 35

Rajasthan

DistrictCases

Ajmer386

Banswara104

Bharatpur476

Jaipur2156

Jhalawar327

Jodhpur1678

Kota499

Nagaur493

Alwar91

Barmer34

Bhilwara254

Bikaner111

Chittorgarh188

Churu70

Dausa59

Dholpur63

Dungarpur359

Hanumangarh31

Jaisalmer53

Jhunjhunu64

Karauli16

Pali353

Rajsamand133

SawaiMadhopur25

Sikar189

Tonk173

Udaipur720

Baran59

Bundi4

Ganganagar8

Jalore165

Pratapgarh14

Sirohi130

10084 222

2507

7359 255

218 5

Haryana

DistrictCases

Faridabad771

Sonipat355

Ambala85

Bhiwani56

CharkiDadri40

Fatehabad36

Gurugram2561

Hisar88

Jhajjar154

Jind38

Kaithal38

Karnal92

Kurukshetra55

Nuh68

Palwal107

Panchkula36

Panipat73

Rohtak135

Sirsa48

Yamunanagar11

Mahendragarh48

Rewari50

3597 316

1439 316

2134

Uttar Pradesh

DistrictCases

Agra927

Aligarh193

Amroha81

Bareilly16

Bijnor146

Bulandshahr153

Firozabad189

Gautam Buddha Nagar1095

Kanpur Nagar284

Lucknow382

Mathura127

Meerut489

Moradabad250

Muzaffarnagar117

Rae Bareli78

Rampur203

Saharanpur297

Sant Kabeer Nagar125

Varanasi224

Auraiya31

Ayodhya120

Azamgarh137

Baghpat60

Bahraich72

Balrampur46

Banda27

Basti215

Bhadohi52

Budaun23

Etah52

Etawah46

Ghaziabad707

Ghazipur157

Gonda55

Gorakhpur156

Hapur202

Hardoi49

Jalaun41

Jaunpur193

Jhansi41

Kannauj68

Kasganj16

Kaushambi6

Mainpuri44

Mau43

Mirzapur23

Pilibhit15

Pratapgarh13

Prayagraj30

Sambhal116

Shamli39

Shravasti23

Sitapur31

Sultanpur97

Unnao37

Ambedkar Nagar92

Amethi202

Ballia58

Barabanki169

Chandauli38

Chitrakoot4

Deoria131

Farrukhabad35

Fatehpur2

Hamirpur3

Hathras39

Kanpur Dehat4

Kheri71

Kushi Nagar56

Lalitpur3

Maharajganj74

Mahoba3

Shahjahanpur25

Siddharth Nagar152

Sonbhadra10

9733 496

3828 275

5648 209

257 12

Delhi

DistrictCases

Central4838

East2250

New Delhi3217

North2935

North East1852

North West5119

Shahdara1462

South2092

South East2249

South West2268

West4647

26334 1330

15311 855

10315 417

708 58

Assam

DistrictCases

Dhubri22

Goalpara19

Marigaon38

Baksa14

Barpeta10

Biswanath16

Bongaigaon10

Cachar71

Charaideo28

Chirang6

Darrang11

Dhemaji35

Dibrugarh54

Dima Hasao58

Golaghat194

Hailakandi47

Hojai87

Jorhat24

Kamrup41

Kamrup Metro254

KarbiAnglong14

Karimganj79

Kokrajhar37

Lakhimpur57

Majuli2

Nagaon124

Nalbari22

Sivasagar20

Sonitpur26

South SalmaraMancachar4

Tinsukia83

Udalguri28

West KarbiAnglong1

2153 165

1651 109

498 56

Sikkim

DistrictCases

East District1

North District0

South District2

West District0

3 1

Bihar

DistrictCases

Buxar135

Gaya109

Munger164

Patna267

Rohtas251

Arwal52

Aurangabad74

Banka121

Begusarai229

Bhagalpur247

Bhojpur103

Darbhanga141

Gopalganj111

Jehanabad176

Kaimur (bhabua)102

Lakhisarai70

Madhepura82

Madhubani195

Nalanda114

Nawada98

PurbiChamparan139

Purnia87

Saran98

Siwan94

Vaishali82

Araria61

Jamui46

Katihar154

Khagaria155

Kishanganj76

Muzaffarpur91

Pashchim Champaran57

Saharsa71

Samastipur124

Sheikhpura114

Sheohar20

Sitamarhi70

Supaul65

4596 103

2342 88

2225 15

West Bengal

DistrictCases

24 Paraganas North960

24 Paraganas South255

Darjeeling86

Howrah1388

Jalpaiguri29

Kalimpong11

Kolkata2673

Maldah217

Medinipur East145

Medinipur West56

Hooghly577

Murshidabad123

Nadia131

Paschim Bardhaman68

Purba Bardhaman127

Alipurduar19

Bankura105

Birbhum202

Coochbehar148

Dinajpur Dakshin48

Dinajpur Uttar211

Jhargram9

Purulia64

7303 427

4025 272

2912 144

366 11

Andaman And Nicobar Islands

DistrictCases

South Andamans33

Nicobars1

North And Middle Andaman1

Puducherry

DistrictCases

Pondicherry99

Karaikal2

Mahe4

Yanam0

99 17

63 6

36 11

Arunachal Pradesh

DistrictCases

Anjaw0

Changlang30

Dibang Valley0

East Kameng0

East Siang0

Kamle0

KraDaadi0

KurungKumey0

Leparada0

Lohit3

Longding0

Lower Dibang Valley0

Lower Siang0

Lower Subansiri0

Namsai2

PakkeKessang1

Papum Pare7

Shi Yomi0

Siang0

Tawang1

Tirap0

Upper Siang1

Upper Subansiri0

West Kameng0

West Siang1

45 3

44 3

Nagaland

DistrictCases

Dimapur15

Kiphire0

Kohima4

Longleng0

Mokokchung0

Mon8

Peren2

Phek0

Tuensang3

Wokha0

Zunheboto0

94 14

Dadra And Nagar Haveli

DistrictCases

Dadra And Nagar Haveli15

14 2

13 2

Jharkhand

DistrictCases

Ranchi150

Bokaro17

Deoghar5

Dhanbad20

Garhwa80

Giridih19

Hazaribagh106

Jamtara3

Koderma57

Simdega35

Chatra2

Dumka4

East Singhbum149

Godda2

Gumla27

Khunti8

Latehar13

Lohardaga7

Pakur4

Palamu29

Ramgarh56

Sahebganj0

SaraikelaKharsawan19

West Singhbhum16

881 88

464 31

410 56

7 1

Tripura

DistrictCases

Gomati52

North Tripura12

Dhalai195

Khowai17

Sepahijala99

South Tripura30

Unakoti47

West Tripura31

692 48

519 48

173

Ladakh

DistrictCases

Kargil76

LehLadakh41

97 7

48 7

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Coronavirus Updates: Maharashtra govt extends lockdown till 31 Aug, say reports

22:46 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Maharashtra Latest Updates

Maharashtra govt allows malls to open without theatres, food courts

The Maharashtra government on Wednesday issued directions to extend the lockdown, with amendments, to operationalise 'Mission Begin Again' for easing of restrictions and phase-wise opening, till 31 August.

"In Municipal Corporations of Mumbai Metropolitan Area including Greater Mumbai, Pune, Solapur, Aurangabad, Malegaon, Nashik, Dhule, Jalgaon, Akola, Amravati and Nagpur: Malls and market complexes to be operational from 9 am to 7 pm from 5 Aug, but without theatres, food courts and restaurants," the statement said.

In Municipal Corporations of Mumbai Metropolitan Area including Greater Mumbai, Pune, Solapur, Aurangabad, Malegaon, Nashik, Dhule, Jalgaon, Akola, Amravati&Nagpur: Malls&market complexes to be operational from 9 am to 7 pm from 5 Aug, but without theatres,food courts&restaurants pic.twitter.com/TmZ76wyANV

— ANI (@ANI) July 29, 2020

22:32 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Maharashtra Latest Updates

Lockdown in Maharashtra extended till 31 Aug

The Maharashtra government on TWednesday extended the lockdown in the state till 31 August.

22:14 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Tripura Latest Updates

Tripura govt extends complete lockdown till 4 Aug

As COVID-19 cases continued to rise in Tripura, the state government on Wednesday extended the “complete lockdown” till 4 August.

“We are going through a phase when social distancing and masks can protect us alone. Twenty-one people have regrettably died till now, most of them veterans. The ongoing lockdown that was supposed to continue till Thursday morning would now continue till 5 am on August 4. All guidelines from the ongoing lockdown would be in force,” Deb said.

21:01 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Andhra Pradesh Latest Updates

Over 10,000 new cases in Andhra Pradesh today

Andhra Pradesh reported over 10,000 new COVID-19 cases for the first time on Wednesday. 10,093 new cases were reported.

"The state also conducted a record 70,584 tests in the last 24 hours. Sixty-five people succumbed to Covid-19 taking the total toll to 1213 in the state," The Indian Express reported.

20:02 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

International travel allowed only under Vande Bharat Mission

According to Unlock 3 guidelines, international travel has been allowed "in a limited manner under the Vande Bharat mission", The Indian Express reported.

19:55 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

Independence Day functions to be allowed with social distancing

The Centre said, "Independence Day functions will be allowed with social distancing and by following other health protocols, such as wearing of masks etc. In this regard, instructions issued by MHA on 21 July shall be followed."

Additionally, social/political/sports/entertainment/academic/cultural/religious functions and other large congregations still not permitted. Also, schools, colleges and coaching institutions will remain closed till 31 August, 2020.

19:46 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

List of general activities prohibited in Unlock 3:

The MHA notice on Unlock 3 guidelines said that "All activities, except the following, shall be permitted outside containment zones — Metro Rail functioning, cinema halls, swimming pools, entertainment parks, theatres, bars, auditoriums, assembly halls, and similar places."

The notice also said that all educational institutes will remain shut till 31 August.

19:40 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

Yoga centres, gyms to open from 5 Aug

The Centre said that while all educational institutions will remain shut till 31 August, yoga centres and gyms will be allowed to function from 5 August for which SOPs will be issued by the Union health ministry.

Additionally, international air travel is also prohibited unless permitted by the MHA.

19:27 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

MHA issues 'Unlock 3' guidelines to be enforced from 1 Aug

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Wednesday issued guidelines for the next phase of lifting lockdown restrictions in the country. The set of guidelines said that while more curbs are set to lift in areas outside containment areas, the lockdown in containment areas is extended till 31 August.

Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) issues #Unlock3 guidelines. Restrictions on the movement of individuals during night have been removed. Yoga institutes and gymnasiums will be allowed to open from August 5, 2020. pic.twitter.com/eTTJwWei0K

— ANI (@ANI) July 29, 2020

19:16 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

Centre asks DCGI to ensure 'equitable' distribution of Remdesivir, Tocilizumab

The Union health ministry has asked the Drugs Controller General of India to ensure equitable distribution of Remdesivir and Tocilizumab drugs, which have been included as "investigational therapies" in the national treatment protocols for COVID-19, across the country. The aim is to ensure that their availability is not skewed and does not remain confined to metropolitan areas, an official said.

The ministry has shot off a letter to the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI), asking it to ascertain how many states and Union territories (UTs) have been covered and which of them are left, as far as the availability and distribution of these drugs by the respective companies is concerned.

"I am directed to say that apart from availability, the geographical distribution/reach of the drugs included as part of investigational therapies in Clinical Management Protocols for COVID-19, namely Remdesivir and Tocilizumab, may also be monitored.

18:40 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Gujarat Latest Updates

Gujarat CM says COVID-19 situation in state is better than others

"Around 50,000 fresh cases of coronavirus cases are emerging every day in India. As against 1,108 new cases in Gujarat on Tuesday, Andhra Pradesh's tally was 7,948, followed by 7,717 cases in Maharashtra, 6,972 in Tamil Nadu and 5,536 in Karnataka," Rupani told reporters in Rajkot. Gujarat was on the 12th spot in terms of fresh cases. At one point, our mortality rate was 7 percent, the highest in the country. Now its 4 percent," said Rupani

18:09 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

India's CFR is lowest since 1 April, says Centre

The total number of recoveries from COVID-19 is fast approaching the 10-lakh mark, while the case fatality rate has been falling progressively due to coordinated implementation of the 'test track treat' strategy by the Centre, states and Union Territories, the health ministry said on Wednesday.

India's COVID-19 case fatality rate (CFR) is lower than what it is globally. On Wednesday, the CFR stood at 2.23 per cent, the lowest since April 1, the health ministry said in a statement.

"Not only has the CFR been kept low, but successful implementation of effective containment strategy, aggressive testing and standardised clinical management protocols based on a holistic standard of care approach have in tandem resulted in a consistent trend of more than 30,000 recoveries per day for the sixth consecutive day," it said.

17:50 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

Favipiravir drug to be sold as 'Favivir' tablets by Hetero

Hyderabad-based company Hetero has been given permission to sell the anti-viral drug Favipiravir, being used for COVID-19 patients with mild to moderate symptoms, under the name 'Favivir'.

The medicine will be sold at Rs 59 per tablet, PTI reported. The company has been given the manufacturing and marketing approval for Favipiravir from the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI), Hetero said in a statement.

17:15 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Puducherry Latest Updates

Highest single-day spike of 166 new COVID-19 cases in Puducherry today

Puducherry registered 166 fresh cases of coronavirus, highest single day spurt on Wednesday, taking the tally of infections in the union territory to 3,171.

Director of Health and Family Welfare S Mohan Kumar said in a release that 166 fresh cases were identified at the end of testing of 837 samples.

While there were 1,112 active cases total cases treated and discharged were 1,869 and fatalities remained 47 as no death was reported during the last 24 hours. Total patients in home quarantine were 143, the release said.

(PTI)

17:07 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Kerala Latest Updates

Thiruvananthapuram admin eases few lockdown restrictions

The district administration in Thiruvananthapuram has decided to continue with the lockdown but decided to ease certain curbs implemented in the city corporation to ensure livelihood and revive normal day-to-day activities.

As per the order, all shops can remain open from7 AM to 7 PM adhering to COVID-19 protocol and the restaurants can function for providing takeaway packets. "No in-house dining is permitted. Home delivery is permitted in non-containment zones.

Public transport, including taxis and autorickshaws, is allowed with 50 per cent carriage capacity in non-containment zones," the order said.

Government offices and private enterprises are permitted to function with 1/3rd and 25 per cent of staff respectively.

"All shops shall keep a time slot from 4 PM to 6 PM dedicated only to senior citizens. Hyper markets, Malls, salons, Spa and beauty parlours shall not be opened until further orders," the order said.

(PTI)

16:30 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India Latest Updates

Centre says number of recoveries is approaching 1 million

The Union health ministry said that the total number of recovered cases is fast approaching 1 million. Recovery rate reaches another high of 64.51 percent amongst COVID-19 patients. The recoveries/deaths ratio is 96.6 percent to 2.23 percent now.

15:52 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Bihar Latest Updates

Bihar govt says lockdown extension notice is fake

The Bihar information and public relations department said that a "fake" notice is being circulated on social media earlier on Wednesday regarding an extension of the lockdown in the state.

Earlier, the notice said that the lockdown will be extended for 16 days from 1 August.

A letter dated 29.07.20 with regard to Lockdown order is being circulated in social media. Home Department, Government of Bihar has clarified that this is fake. All should ignore the content of this fake letter.https://t.co/P3oZr76YLR#FakeNewsAlert #FakeNews

— IPRD Bihar (@IPRD_Bihar) July 29, 2020

15:27 (IST)

Coronavirus in Puducherry LATEST Updates

Puducherry reports highest single-day spike in cases

Puducherry registered 166 new cases of coronavirus, highest single day spurt on Wednesday, taking the tally of infections in the union territory to 3,171, reports PTI. Director of Health and Family Welfare S Mohan Kumar said in a release that 166 fresh cases were identified at the end of testing of 837 samples.

15:20 (IST)

Coronavirus in Andaman and Nicobar LATEST Updates

Andaman and Nicobar to impose weekend lockdown from 1 August

The Andaman and Nicobar administration has decided to impose a total lockdown on weekends beginning 1 August, says Chief Secretary Chetan B Sanghi.

15:16 (IST)

Coronavirus in Kerala LATEST Updates

Amid surging cases, lockdown continues in Thiruvananthapuram

Amid rising COVID-19 cases, the Thiruvananthapuram administration has decided to continue with the lockdown but decided to ease certain curbs implemented in the city corporation to ensure livelihood and revive normal day-to-day activities, reports PTI.

The city was under 'triple lockdown' since 5 July following a spike in the number of coronavirus cases and patients through contacts. Two coastal regions in the district were declared as containment zones earlier this month after authorities confirmed the community spread of the virus.

15:08 (IST)

Coronavirus in Maharashtra LATEST Updates

Maharashtra Police reports 236 new cases among its personnel

In Maharashtra, 236 more police personnel test positive for Covid-19, and one official died in the last 24 hours, taking the toll to 98. The total number of cases in the force is 8,958, of which 6,962 have recovered and 1,898 are being treated, reports ANI, citing the Maharashtra Police.

15:02 (IST)

Coronavirus in Tamil Nadu LATEST Updates

Tamil Nadu's fatality rate at 1.6%, says CM

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami on Wednesday conducted a virtual review meeting with district collectors on the coronavirus situation. “So far, the state has recorded 3,659 deaths,” he says, according to ANI. “The fatality rate in the state at 1.6 percent.”

14:47 (IST)

Coronavirus in Telangana LATEST Updates

Telangana reports 1,764 new cases, 12 deaths today

Telangana continued to witness a sharp increase in COVID-19 cases with 1,764 additions and 12 deaths being reported, taking the tally of those who tested positive to the virus to 58,906.

14:39 (IST)

Coronavirus in Bihar LATEST Updates

Bihar extends lockdown for 16 days from 1 August

The Bihar government has extended lockdown for 16 days from 1 August, reports ANI, citing an order from the state’s home department.

According to the order, all offices of the Government of India, its Autonomous/Subordinate offices and Public Corporation shall work with 50 percent subordinate staff while officers will attend office. All commercial and private offices allowed to operate at 50 percent strength.

Lockdown extended in Bihar for a period of 16 days effective from 1st August in wake of #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/sTJSijo5OT

— ANI (@ANI) July 29, 2020

14:34 (IST)

Coronavirus in Delhi LATEST Updates

Arvind Kejriwal announces delinking of hotels from hospitals

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday announced delinking of hotels from hospitals in view of the improving COVID-19 situation in the national capital, reports PTI.

Kejriwal said all beds in such hotels, which were recently attached to hospitals, were lying vacant for the last many days. The decision was taken after the chief minister reviewed the COVID-19 situation in the city.

14:28 (IST)

Coronavirus in India LATEST Updates

India's recovery rate now at 64.5%

India now has over 5 lakh active cases while more than 9.8 lakh patients have recovered. Recovery rate now at 64.5 percent.

14:23 (IST)

Coronavirus in Manipur LATEST Updates

Manipur reports first COVID-19 death

Manipur reported its first COVID-19 death as a 56-year-old man succumbed to the disease at the Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) here on Wednesday, an official said. This is the first COVID-19 death in the state, Director of RIMS, Ahanthem Santa Singh told PTI.

14:16 (IST)

Coronavirus in India LATEST Updates

India's Hetero Labs wins approval to launch COVID-19 drug favipiravir

India's Hetero Labs Ltd said on Wednesday it received local regulatory approval to launch its version of anti-viral drug favipiravir for the treatment of COVID-19, reports Reuters. The drug, priced at 59 rupees (79 cents) per tablet, will be available at drug stores from Wednesday, privately held Hetero said.

14:13 (IST)

Coronavirus in Tamil Nadu LATEST Updates

Tamil Nadu governor isolates himself for a week

Tamil Nadu Governor Banwarilal Purohit has isolated himself for a week based on doctor's advice, as three more people in the Raj Bhavan here have tested positive for COVID-19, reports PTI.

However, the Governor is "fit and healthy," a Raj Bhavan communique said and indicated the move on isolation was a precautionary exercise.

14:11 (IST)

Coronavirus in UK LATEST Updates

Britain signs up for 60 million doses of possible COVID-19 vaccine

The UK government has signed a fourth coronavirus vaccine deal, securing up to 60 million doses of an experimental treatment being developed by drug giants GSK and Sanofi, reports BBC. The government has already signed up for 100 million doses of the Oxford University vaccine being developed by AstraZeneca.

It has also secured another 90 million doses of two other promising vaccines. However, it is still uncertain which, if any, of the vaccines may work.

14:06 (IST)

Coronavirus in India LATEST Updates

India reports over 48,000 cases, 768 new deaths in past 24 hrs

India on Wednesday registered 48,513 new cases in the past 24 hours. With this, the country’s total climbs up to 15,31,669. The toll rises to 34,193 with 768 fresh fatalities. India now has over 5 lakh active cases while more than 9.8 lakh patients have recovered.

Coronavirus LATEST Updates: As COVID-19 cases continued to rise in Tripura, the state government on Wednesday extended the “complete lockdown” till 4 August.

Hyderabad-based company Hetero has been given permission to sell the anti-viral drug Favipiravir, being used for COVID-19 patients with mild to moderate symptoms, under the name 'Favivir'.

India's COVID-19 case fatality rate (CFR) is lower than what it is globally. On Wednesday, the CFR stood at 2.23 per cent, the lowest since April 1, the health ministry said in a statement.

Reports claimed that Bihar announced a lockdown extension starting 1 August. However, the govt said reports were "fake". The Nitish Kumar govt will hold a meeting and decide on the lockdown by this evening.

Even as the Union health ministry announced that India is among the "countries with the lowest COVID-19 fatality rates", a serological surveillance conducted in Mumbai showed that over half the people in the city's slums are likely to have been infected by the virus.

The survey results, which included 6,936 samples in three wards of the municipal coporation and included both slum and non-slum areas, showed sero-prevalence of 57 percent in slum areas and 16 percent in non-slum areas.

Of them, asymptomatic infections are likely to be a high proportion of all infections, the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) said in a press release. 'Sero-prevalence' is defined as the "overall occurrence of a disease or condition within a defined population at one time, as measured by blood tests)," Aids Info said.

The MCGM added that the higher prevalence in slums could be possibly due to population density and shared common facilities (toilets, water points etc), whereas, lower prevalence in non-slums could be due to better social distancing and access to better hygiene.

Meanwhile, the Covid-19 tally in Maharashtra inched closer to 4 lakh (3,91,440 as on Tuesday) with with addition of 7,717 new cases while the toll rose to 14,165 with 282 (121 fatalities in Mumbai region) new deaths, health minister Rajesh Tope said.

Maharashtra's Tuesday figures were lower than the recent highs which saw the state reporting over 10,000 cases last Tuesday.

Stating the Tuesday's figures as a "major relief", Maharashtra minister Aaditya Thackeray, however, warned people not to let their guards down. "Caution: Don't let the guard down! Don't let your mask down! Only get numbers down," he added.

India case fatality rate at 2.25%

Amidst this, India reported 47,000 new cases of coronavirus across the country in the last 24 hours, taking the nationwide tally to 14,83,157 while the toll, according to figures released by Union health ministry, rose to 33,425 with 654 new deaths.

Out of the total cases, there are 4,96,988 active cases, while the number of patients cured/discharged and migrated stands at 9,52,744. The recovery rate among COVID-19 patients has increased to 64.23 percent.

The ministry added that more than five lakh COVID-19 tests were conducted in a single day for two consecutive days. On 26 July, India tested a total of 5,15,000 samples and on 27 July, a total of 5,28,000 samples were tested.

The total number of COVID-19 samples tested up to 27 July is 1,73,34,885, including 5,28,082 samples tested on Monday, the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) said.

The health ministry also said that the COVID-19 Case Fatality Rate (CFR) declined to 2.25 percent, and that "India now is among countries with the lowest fatality rates". The CFR reduced from around 3.33 percent in mid-June to 2.25 percent on Tuesday.

Figures in other states

As many as 3,490 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Uttar Pradesh in the last 24 hours, according to the state health department. The COVID-19 active cases in the state stand at 27,934. So far, 44,520 discharges and 1,497 deaths have been reported in the state.

Tamil Nadu reported 6,972 new COVID-19 cases and 88 deaths on Tuesday, the state government said. The total number of cases stands at 2,27,688 including 57,073 active cases, 1,66,956 discharges and 3,659 deaths.

As many as 5,536 new COVID-19 cases and 102 deaths were reported in Karnataka on Tuesday, according to the state health department. With these new cases of coronavirus, the total number of positive cases in the state stands at 1,07,001 including 64,434 active cases, 40,504 discharges and 2,055 deaths.

Delhi on Tuesday witnessed 1,056 new COVID-19 cases taking the total number of cases in the national capital to 1,32,275, said Delhi government in a bulletin. According to the bulletin, 28 deaths due to COVID-19 were reported today, taking the death toll to 3,881 deaths.

As many as 1,135 patients were recovered/discharged/migrated taking the total number of such patients to 1,17,507 recovered/discharged. The active cases dropped to 10,887 on Tuesday as compared to 10,994 on Monday.

Bengal govt extends partial lockdown till 31 Aug

On Tuesday, West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee announced that the lockdown in the containment zones of the state will continue till 31 August as also the biweekly restrictions in place to check the spread of the coronavirus disease.

Addressing a press conference, Banerjee said schools and colleges will remain closed till 31 August and a decision on their reopening will be taken in September.

"The lockdown in containment zones will continue till 31 August. The biweekly total lockdown across the state will also remain in place till the end of next month," Banerjee said. Total lockdown will be imposed on 2, 5, 8, 9, 16, 17, 23, 24, and 31 August, she said.

"The biweekly lockdown will be implemented mostly on Saturdays and Sundays. But since festivals like Eid as also Independence Day are happening on Saturdays, lockdown will be enforced on some other day," she added.

However, later on Tuesday, the state government withdrew the lockdown on 2 and 9 August due to "festivals and important community occasions".

No deaths in Delhi's LNJP reported on 27 July, says Kejriwal

LNJP Hospital, the Delhi government's biggest COVID-19 treatment facility, did not report any death due to coronavirus on Monday, for the first time in a couple of months, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Tuesday.

The 2,000-bed hospital's medical director attributed the feat to "extensive ICU care, plasma bank facility, top heathcare facilities and dedication of doctors and other heathcare workers".

Taking to Twitter, Kejriwal announced, "No death in our biggest COVID hospital LNJP yesterday."

At least one death due to COVID-19 was recorded daily in the past couple of months, but "yesterday no fatality happened at LNJP", Medical Director Suresh Kumar said.

Till Tuesday evening about 389 of the hospital's 2,000 beds were occupied by COVID-19 patients, of whom 88 were in ICU and two on ventilators, he said.

Delhi recorded 1,056 fresh coronavirus infections on Tuesday, taking the tally to over 1.32 lakh, while the death toll from the disease climbed to 3,881, authorities said.

Two accused in Thoothukudi custodial deaths case test COVID-19 positive

Head constable Murugan and constable Muthuraj, two accused in the Thoothukudi custodial deaths case tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday, Madurai Central Prison sources were quoted by ANI as saying.

"The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) officers probing the case also tested positive on Friday, along with another accused Sub-Inspector Pauldurain,'' Prison Deputy Inspector General Palani informed.

Last month, P Jeyraraj (55) and his son J Benicks (31), were allegedly tortured in the police station, leading to their deaths.

Five policemen have been arrested in the case and have been transferred to the Madurai Central Jail from Thoothukudi. A district police court had earlier ordered a 15-day remand for three police officials in the case.

With inputs from agencies

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