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Complaints against Pakistan banks mount by 46 pc, says report \
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Complaints against Pakistan banks mount by 46 pc, says report

 26-Jan-2022
Islamabad [Pakistan], January 26 (ANI): Throwing light on Pakistan's banking system, a recent report has revealed that complaints by customers in the country's banks have increased by 46 per cent in 2021 over the preceding year.
26-Jan-2022 World
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COVID-19: Leh allows coaching, tuition centres to operate with 20 students \
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COVID-19: Leh allows coaching, tuition centres to operate with 20 students

 24-Jan-2022
Leh (Ladakh) [India], January 24 (ANI): The Leh administration on Monday issued an order to re-open tuition or coaching centres in the district with a ceiling of 20 students or 25 per cent of the seating capacity.
24-Jan-2022 National
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J-K Chief Secretary asks health department to provide COVID-19 vaccination to vulnerable sections \
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J-K Chief Secretary asks health department to provide COVID-19 vaccination to vulnerable sections

 12-Jan-2022
Jammu (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], January 12 (ANI): The Chief Secretary of Jammu and Kashmir Dr Arun Kumar Mehta on Wednesday asked the Union Territory's Health and Medical Education Department to prioritise providing COVID-19 vaccination to the vulnerable populations.
12-Jan-2022 National
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COVID-19 Night curfew imposed in Ukhand \
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COVID-19 Night curfew imposed in Ukhand

 27-Dec-2021
Dehradun Dec 27 PTI Night curfew was imposed across Uttarakhand on Monday in view of the threat posed by the highly transmissible Omicronvariant of COVID-19 The night curfew which comes into effecton Monday night will remain in force from 11 pm to 5 am till further orders said an order issued by Chief Secretary SS Sandhu Howeveressential services like health movement of vehicles carrying health personnel ambulancespostal services have been exempted from the ambit of the curfew Production transportation and distribution of petrol diesel kerosene and LPG will also be exempt from the curb Private vehicles too will have the permission to commute for emergencies during the curfew with strict adherence to Covid SOPs and safety protocols PTI ALM RCJ RCJ
27-Dec-2021 National
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Schools in Leh to remain closed till Oct 2 amid Covid-spike \
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Schools in Leh to remain closed till Oct 2 amid Covid-spike

 18-Sep-2021
Leh (Ladakh) [India], September 18 (ANI): All schools and residential hostels in Leh will remain closed for the next fortnight starting from September 18, in view of fresh coronavirus cases reported from schools, the Ladakh administration said.
18-Sep-2021 National
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Covid strikes four Class X students of Krishna ZP school \
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Covid strikes four Class X students of Krishna ZP school

 24-Aug-2021
Four Class X students of Zilla Parishad High School at Pedda Palaparru village in Mudinepalli mandal of Krishna district tested Covid-19 positivePTI file photoVIJAYAWADA The risk of Coronavirus spreading after resumption of physical classes in schools from August 16 has become palpable with four Class X students of Zilla Parishad High School at Pedda Palaparru village in Mudinepalli mandal of Krishna district testing Covid-19 positiveSchool education authorities said during routine Covid-19 tests being conducted on students four of 67 Class X students tested positiveKrishna district education officer Tahera Sultana said We have sanitised the school premises immediately and declared a holiday for three days from Monday onwardsWe are following all Covid SOPs to ensure safety of students and teachers for avoiding spread of the virus
24-Aug-2021 National
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Samba police books 92 violators of CAB \
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Samba police books 92 violators of CAB

 21-Aug-2021
Excelsior CorrespondentSAMBA Aug 20 Continuing its crackdown on violators of COVID Appropriate Behavior CAB Samba police today in a joint drive with district civil administration booked 92 persons across the district and imposed a fine amounting to Rs 46000- on themIn order to enforce COVID SOPs and to ensure that the people of district Samba follow COVID Appropriate Behavior CAB the various joint teams of Samba police and district civil administration booked 92 persons for not wearing face masks not following social distancing norms and for spitting in public placesSamba police has appealed to its citizens to always wear a face mask when stepping out of home avoid unnecessary travel be strict to the permitted limit of social gathering and remember to follow COVID Appropriate Behavior as these are the key preventive measures to curb the spread of COVID-19People are further advised to maintain social distancing and personal hygiene
21-Aug-2021 National
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