Bhaskar LIVE Updates: Avalanche in Chamoli, Uttarakhand, 5 Navy personnel and a porter going missing to climb Mount Trishul

There has been an avalanche in Chamoli, Uttarakhand. The mountaineering team of the Navy has come under its grip. According to the information, a 20-member Navy team was climbing Mount Trishul. At around 5.30 am on Friday morning, five crew members and a porter accompanying them were hit by an avalanche.

All 6 people are missing since this incident. Navy and administration started their search, but till now they have not been traced. A rescue team has also been sent to Mount Trishul from the Nehru Mountaineering Institute.

The team had left 15 days ago
The Navy team had left about 15 days ago to climb the 7 thousand 120 meters high Trishul peak. When the team moved on Friday morning, they were faced with an avalanche. 5 team members and a porter got trapped in the avalanche and have been missing since then.

UG admission cut-off list released in DU

Delhi University (DU) has released the first cut-off list for admission to graduate courses. The maximum cut-off for BA Hons, Psychology course in Jesus and Mary College has been fixed at 100%. Students who clear the cut off are given the freedom to register online through the college website without visiting the college. In this way students can secure their admission.

DU is adopting the method of online admission for the academic session 2021-22. This time 4,38,696 students have applied for admission.

Police run water cannon on protesting farmers in Haryana’s Jhajjar

In Haryana’s Jhajjar, the police ran water cannons on the farmers sitting on dharna. State Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala’s program is going to be held at the Government Post-Graduate Nehru College here. When the farmers tried to enter the college, the police used a water cannon to remove them. A protesting farmer said that at a time when the crops of farmers have been ruined due to heavy rains, the Deputy Chief Minister has been here to hold a meeting instead of meeting him.

Today’s other major news…

Australia approves Kovishield vaccine made in India
The Therapeutic Goods Administration of Australia has given approval to Sinovac made in China and Coveshield made in India. People who get two doses of either of these two vaccines will be able to get entry in Australia. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced this. Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Moderna and Jansson vaccines are already approved in Australia. Along with this, the Australian PM has lifted the ban on international travel and has given relief in Australia’s border restrictions.

GST collection rises to Rs 1.17 lakh crore in September

The economy affected by Corona is now seen to be back on track. At the same time, the income of the government is also increasing. The GST collection has increased to Rs 1.17 lakh crore in September as compared to August, which was Rs 1.12 lakh crore in August. Read full news here…

Supreme Court sent notice to Center and UIDAI regarding CoWIN portal
The Supreme Court has issued notices to the Center and UIDAI regarding the CoWIN portal. In a petition, an appeal has been made to cancel the mandatory information of Aadhaar on the CoWIN portal. The court has sought information from the Center in this regard.

More than 350 flights canceled at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport
Hurricane Mandule is about to hit Japan, due to which 357 flights at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport have been canceled. Since Friday morning, 264 flights originating from Haneda Airport and 93 flights landing at Haneda have been cancelled. Several flights have been delayed.

Supreme Court reprimanded farmer organizations
The Supreme Court has reprimanded farmer groups opposing agricultural laws. The court said that you have suffocated the entire city of Delhi and blocked the highway. The Kisan Mahapanchayat had sought permission from the Supreme Court to hold a Satyagraha at Jantar Mantar. Read full news here…

7 killed, 15 injured in bus-dumper collision in Madhya Pradesh’s Bhind

The bus damaged in the accident was going from Gwalior to Bareilly when it collided with a dumper near Gohad Chowk police station area.

7 people died on the spot in a collision between a bus and a dumper in Bhind district of Madhya Pradesh. Among them is a woman. In this accident near Gohad Chowk police station area, 15 people have been injured, out of which the condition of 4 people is critical. He has been sent to Gwalior for treatment. The bodies of all the deceased have been kept at Gohad Hospital for post-mortem. The bus was going from Gwalior to Bareilly. Read full news here…

Part of the rail link tunnel being built between Udhampur-Baramulla collapsed, one dead
In Jammu and Kashmir, a laborer died after a part of the rail link tunnel being built between Udhampur and Baramulla collapsed. This 35-year-old laborer was from Assam. Police said that the dead body of the laborer will be handed over to the people of his area after the post mortem.

Encounter in Jammu and Kashmir, one terrorist killed
A terrorist was killed in an encounter with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir’s Shopian on Friday morning. The security forces had received information about the presence of terrorists in the area, after which they started a search operation in Rakhma village of Shopian district. During this, the terrorist opened fire on the soldiers. After this the search operation turned into an encounter. So far one terrorist has been killed, search operation is going on.

PM Modi launched two new missions

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today launched the Swachh Bharat Mission Urban 2.0 and AMRUT 2.0 program. The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) said that in line with the vision of the Prime Minister, the Swachh Bharat Mission and the Atal Mission have been designed to make all cities garbage free and achieve the goal of water conservation. Read full news here…

CBI summons Maharashtra Chief Secretary and DGP for questioning
The tussle is going to start once again between the Maharashtra government and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The CBI has summoned Chief Secretary Sitaram Kunte and Director General of Police Sanjay Pandey for questioning in connection with the recovery of 100 crores.

However, information is coming out that both of them have refused to come to the CBI office. In their reply, both have said that CBI can come to their office and inquire. Earlier, there was a tussle between the state and the CBI in the death case of actor Sushant Singh Rajput. Read full news here…

Resident doctors will go on strike in Maharashtra from today

The Maharashtra State Association of Resident Doctors (MARD) has announced that all doctors of the association are going on an indefinite strike from October 1. The strike will start at 11 am and will continue till the demands of the doctors are met.

During this emergency services will not be interrupted but no doctor will be present in the OPD. The doctors are demanding that their academic fees should be waived, hostels across Maharashtra should be improved and TDS should not be deducted from the stipend of resident doctors of BMC hospital.

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