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Changes in weather will continue before Holi in Dhanbad. Two western disturbances will be active in the next seven days, due to which the chill will increase again at night. A new disturbance on February 13 may drop the minimum temperature by 10 degrees. Cold will return before Shivratri, while fog will continue in the morning.
In Aligarh, DM Sanjeev Ranjan has given instructions to take strict action against those who put caste-related words, slogans or stickers on vehicles. Violation of the instructions of the government and Allahabad High Court will not be tolerated. Such vehicles will be challaned, fined and confiscated. SP Traffic and Transport Department will run a joint operation. This step has been taken to maintain social harmony and ensure law and order.
The Central Government has issued new guidelines for 'Vande Mataram'. Now it will be mandatory to play all its six verses in government programs, schools and important events. People will have to stand up and pay their respects like during the national anthem, although this rule will not be applicable in cinema halls. This decision of the Home Ministry is an attempt to bring back the song with its original power, which will be played immediately after 'Jana Gana Mana'.
Police has taken major action against crime and drugs in Patna City. Four members of an armed gang were arrested in Alamganj police station area and two pistols and nine cartridges were recovered. 456 kg ganja was seized from a truck at Mahatma Gandhi Setu, which was being brought from other states. One accused was also caught with a weapon from Bhadra Ghat. Police have increased surveillance before the festivals.
In its new order, the central government has ordered social media platforms to specifically label AI generated content and asked them to embed synthetic content with identifiers. The order states that social media platforms cannot allow the removal or suppression of AI labels or metadata once implemented. Let us know about the new rules in detail.
In Farrukhabad, on National Deworming Day, the health of 150 children of a school deteriorated after consuming Albendazole medicine. He complained of vomiting, dizziness and stomach pain. The children were taken to the hospital in 10 ambulances, where most of them recovered within an hour. However, seven children are still admitted. Officials said that feeling dizzy after the medicine is normal, there is no need to panic.
<p>Stock Market Live Updates: There is a bullish trend in the stock market for the last few days, which may continue even today. In fact, around 7:30 am, Gift Nifty Today is up 93 points or 0.36 percent at 26,048.50. Experts believe that the upward trend in the market may continue and stock-specific action is expected to be bullish in the last round of Q3 quarterly results season. Also, after the recent trade deal, US export-oriented stocks and metal companies may remain in focus.</p>
Dehradun Food Safety and Drug Administration launched public awareness campaign before the festivals. 71 food items were tested through mobile analysis laboratory. In this, less milk fat was found in five milk samples, while starch was found in three spices. The department is also providing free testing facility to common consumers. Samples of pulses were taken in Vikasnagar and traders were instructed to display their licenses.
In Himachal, there was snowfall in Rohtang, Baralacha, Shinkula and Atal Tunnel, while it remained cloudy in Dharamshala-Shimla. The maximum temperature recorded at Neri was 26.8 degrees. The Meteorological Department has predicted clear weather till February 15, but western disturbance will be active from February 16. There was fog in Bilaspur and Mandi in the morning. Tourists are enjoying snow in Solanganala.
Bihar, especially Patna, is feeling premature heat in February. The minimum temperature of Patna was recorded at 13.1 degrees Celsius, which is the highest in the last 15 years. Weak western disturbance and lack of rainfall are its main reasons. Temperature increase is having negative effects on agriculture, such as increase in pests and reduction in soil moisture. The Meteorological Department has predicted higher than normal temperatures in future also.