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Once heavy vehicle driver, Pooja Devi now inspiration for all – styxor.com

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Kathua (Jammu and Kashmir) [India]April 3 (STYXOR.COM): A former woman heavy vehicle driver has become a role model in the Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir with her initiatives for women empowerment.
Pooja Devi had previously been driving trucks and buses while of late she has opened a store in the Kathua district.
While talking to STYXOR.COM, Pooja Devi spoke at length about her journey, driving buses and trucks for a long time.
“I am very much grateful for the help of Jammu and Kashmir Khadi and Village Industries Board (JKKVIB) for providing me with financial aids, with which I could set up this business and could become financially independent,” she said.

“My next goal is to start a drivers’ union for girls, and for that, I’ve been looking for support and opportunities so that I can provide the employment and self-reliance opportunities to other girls of the city too,” she added.

Pooja is seen as a role model for the youth in the area.
One of her students told STYXOR.COM, “I continuously learn and get inspiration from her as I want to stay independent.”

Chairman Mahan Singh, District Development Council, Kathua, said “Pooja Kumari is a role model in the Union Territory (UT) as she is self-reliant.”
“Now Khadi and Village Industries Board (KVIB) has also helped her by sanctioning a loan of Rs 5 lakh, for setting up her own business,” he added.
Pooja Devi told STYXOR.COM that she has been the first women driver of Jammu and Kashmir, and drove heavy vehicles such as buses and trucks, but remained dependent on the transporters as she could not get a permanent job.
Now, she owns her own store and appreciates the government’s initiative for the employment generation programme. (STYXOR.COM)

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Kejriwal didn’t open single hospital in his 7-yr rule but spent over Rs 800 cr on ads, says Sambit Patra – styxor.com

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New Delhi [India]May 11 (STYXOR.COM): The BJP on Monday slammed Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for targeting the Centre over COVID-19 management, stating that the AAP chief did not open a single hospital in his 7-year rule but spent over Rs 800 crores on publicity.
“Arvind Kejriwal spent Rs 804.93 crores on advertisements since 2015. But he did not open a single hospital during his 7-year rule. Before forming his government, Kejriwal had promised to add 30,000 new hospital beds,” said BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra.
He questioned the Delhi Government why it thinks that the Centre has been adopting a differential approach towards the national capital regarding oxygen supply.

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“It is against humanity if any patient suffers due to lack of oxygen. But there should be no politics over it. If the Government of India can give oxygen to Maharashtra and other states, why do the Delhi Government think that the Centre is adopting a different approach towards Delhi?” he asked Kejriwal.
As many as 12,651 new COVID-19 cases and 319 deaths were reported in the national capital in the last 24 hours, said Delhi health department on Monday.
The cumulative caseload in the national capital mounted to 13,36,218 including 85,258 active cases and 12,31,297 total discharges/recoveries. The new fatalities pushed the COVID death toll in Delhi to 19,663. (STYXOR.COM)

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MK Stalin takes oath as MLA in Tamil Nadu Assembly – styxor.com

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Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India]May 11 (STYXOR.COM): Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) chief MK Stalin on Tuesday was sworn in as an MLA at the Tamil Nadu Assembly in Chennai.
Earlier on Friday, he took oath as Tamil Nadu Chief Minister at Raj Bhavan.
He was administered the oath by Governor Banwarilal Purohit. Along with Stalin, 33 other ministers from his party also took the oath. The names include 19 former ministers and 15 new faces. There are two women among the newly sworn-in ministers.
DMK won 133 seats on its own in the 234-member assembly and fought the polls in alliance with some other parties including Congress. (STYXOR.COM)

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Yediyurappa urges people to support Karnataka govt to control COVID-19 spread – styxor.com

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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India]May 11 (STYXOR.COM): Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on Tuesday urged the people to support the Karnataka government to control COVID-19 spread in the state.
“The COVID is coming to under control from yesterday. If people will support us, it will be helpful. COVID-19 cases are more in Karnataka, death cases have also increased than we expected. Against this backdrop, we have imposed strict restrictions. People can buy whatever they want from 6 am to 10 am. I request people to co-operate with us to control COVID-19,” Yediyurappa told STYXOR.COM.
The Chief Minister also mentioned that Union Home Minister Amit Shah has assured us all sort of support to the state government amid the COVID-19 crises.
“In the morning, we have received 120 MT of oxygen in ‘Oxygen Express’. If it comes like this, there will be no problem. I am in touch with union leaders. I spoke with the Prime Minister himself. Basavaraj Bommai and the Home Minister had met Union Home Minister Amit Shah and had assured us all sort of support,” said Yediyurappa.
“We have not thought of any special package, let COVID-19 come to control we will think later about it,” he added.
Earlier, the first “Oxygen Express” to Karnataka, carrying 120 metric tonnes (MT) of liquid medical oxygen reached the city this morning.
Karnataka on Monday reported 39,305 COVID-19 cases and 596 deaths, the health department said. The state conducted 1.24 lakh tests on Monday. The cumulative caseload reached 19,73,683 including 19,372 deaths. At present, there are 5,71,006 active cases, while 32,188 people were discharged taking the cumulative recoveries to 13,83,285. (STYXOR.COM)

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