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<keyword id="23553727" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Cyclone-Dana" source="keywords">Cyclone Dana</keyword> made a powerful landfall in eastern India late on October 24, 2024, striking between Bhitarkanika National Park and Dhamara Port in Odisha, around 160 km from Sagar Islands in West Bengal. Though both states had prepared extensively, the cyclone's impact was felt most acutely in West Bengal, especially Kolkata, where a torrent of rain lashed the city overnight. South Kolkata, including areas like Jodhpur Park and Ballygunge, experienced heavy rainfall, registering 163 mm and 124 mm, respectively. This was Kolkata’s second-highest recorded rainfall for a single day in October since 2013. West Bengal, in general, faced a greater human toll. Four people tragically lost their lives due to rain-related incidents, including three deaths by electrocution in waterlogged streets in South Kolkata and South 24 Parganas. Another fatality was reported in Howrah, where a municipal worker was found dead, potentially from drowning in a submerged street. Chief Minister <keyword id="19909056" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Mamata-Banerjee" source="keywords">Mamata Banerjee</keyword> responded by mobilising safety measures, with around 210,000 residents remaining in shelters as heavy rain continued into the next day. Banerjee is also expected to conduct an aerial survey of the affected districts. In Kolkata, the storm and high tide combined to cause severe waterlogging, leading to the suspension of flights and train services as water filled central business districts, major hospitals, and residential neighbourhoods. Despite drainage efforts by the Kolkata Municipal Corporation, the persistent rain left many areas submerged for hours. Authorities are currently focused on restoring normalcy, clearing roads, and resuming essential services as Cyclone Dana begins to lose strength over land. Meanwhile, Odisha's proactive measures played a crucial role in achieving zero casualties. Under the guidance of Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi, nearly 600,000 residents were evacuated ahead of the storm, including vulnerable groups like pregnant women, who were transferred to specialised health centres. Even as the storm generated torrential rains and winds over Bhadrak, Kendrapara, and Dhamara, this swift evacuation effort, combined with robust emergency services, proved effective in minimising harm. The <keyword id="19933636" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="IMD" source="keywords">IMD</keyword> confirmed that Cyclone Dana’s wind speeds were most intense at its outer edges, sparing Odisha from the worst while bringing heavy rains and gusty winds to Bhadrak, Kendrapara and Dhamra. The system has now weakened into a well marked low pressure area. It is expected to weaken further and become insignificant in the next 12 hours. However, the impact of Cyclone Dana has served as a reminder of the region's vulnerability to intense storms and the critical importance of coordinated evacuation and relief operations. <div type="Article" hostid="261" msid="114566071" title="Cyclone Dana has made landfall in Odisha. Here’s what to expect next!" mstype="2" mssubtype="0"></div>

Cyclone Dana weakens significantly; West Bengal reports 4 fatalities while Odisha escapes with none!

In a powerful show of solidarity, around 50 senior doctors from RG Kar Medical College and Hospital tendered their resignations on Tuesday, joining the escalating protests surrounding the alleged rape and murder of a junior doctor in August. This comes as <keyword id="20039173" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="junior-doctors" source="keywords">junior doctors</keyword> continued their 'fast-unto-death' for the fourth consecutive day, demanding justice and comprehensive reforms in <keyword id="22746410" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="hospital-safety" source="keywords">hospital safety</keyword> protocols across West Bengal. <h2><keyword id="21549211" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="mass-resignations" source="keywords">Mass resignations</keyword> and <keyword id="19958982" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="hunger-strike" source="keywords">hunger strike</keyword></h2>The senior doctors, many of whom are heads of departments, decided to step down following a meeting on Tuesday morning, sources at the hospital confirmed. "This has been decided at today's meeting of the HoDs. Around 50 senior doctors of our hospital have signed their resignation letters. This is to express our solidarity towards those young doctors who are fighting for a cause," a senior doctor told PTI. Senior doctors at NRS Medical College and Hospital are reportedly considering a similar course of action. Meanwhile, the Federation of All India Medical Association (<keyword id="22770576" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="FAIMA" source="keywords">FAIMA</keyword>) announced a nationwide hunger strike scheduled for Wednesday, October 9. "After extensive deliberation, we have decided to organise a nationwide hunger strike in solidarity with our colleagues in West Bengal," said FAIMA President Suvrankar Datta. He added, "We have been in close contact with the West Bengal Junior Doctors' Front and are united in our stance." <h2>Durga Puja festivities</h2>The protest has gained momentum in recent weeks, with junior doctors staging a 'fast-unto-death' in Kolkata since October 5. The junior doctors, joined by 15 senior doctors in a symbolic hunger strike, gathered at Dorina Crossing in Esplanade, demanding justice for the deceased junior doctor and reforms to improve workplace safety. The protests coincided with the ongoing Durga Puja festivities, underscoring the intensity of the doctors' demands. On Tuesday, as the state observed 'Panchami,' the junior doctors planned a rally from College Square to Esplanade around 4:30 p.m. to further press for their demands. Among the key issues raised were the removal of Health Secretary NS Nigam, the establishment of a centralised referral system, and increased security for hospital staff, particularly female medical personnel. <h2>Key demands</h2>In addition to calling for justice for the deceased doctor, the protesting medics are advocating for several reforms aimed at improving safety and working conditions. These include: <ul><li>Implementation of Safety Measures: Installation of CCTV cameras and on-call rooms, with adequate washrooms for healthcare staff. Chief Secretary Manoj Pant claimed that "over 45 percent of the work for installation of CCTVs was complete," along with 62 percent of other renovation projects.</li><li>Increased Security: The protesters are demanding the recruitment of permanent women police personnel and filling of vacant positions for doctors and healthcare staff.</li><li>Accountability and Transparency: They call for action against alleged administrative incompetence and corruption within the healthcare system.</li></ul><h2>Government urges return to work</h2>Chief Secretary Manoj Pant has urged the junior doctors to return to work, stating, "I am requesting everyone to come back to work and give services to the people. Some of them already have. We are all working towards improving the environment. They will appreciate that very good progress has been made on the promises made by the government." Pant emphasised that the government is committed to ensuring a safer environment in hospitals. The Joint Platform of Doctors, West Bengal, a coalition of doctors' associations, issued a statement pledging solidarity with the junior medics. "In this situation, we will stand in solidarity," read the statement, signed by Dr. Punyabrata Gun and Dr. Hiralal Konar. The platform also called on private-sector medics to take "some befitting action" in support of the cause. Despite the government's appeals, junior doctors show no sign of relenting in their quest for justice. The medical fraternity across the nation is uniting in solidarity, with FAIMA urging healthcare workers countrywide to join Wednesday's hunger strike. "The hunger strike is intended to amplify the voices of the junior doctors who have been on strike for weeks, advocating for better working conditions, enhanced safety protocols, and other essential reforms," FAIMA stated. (With inputs from agencies)

RG Kar rape-murder: Around 50 senior doctors resign as medics continue 4th day of fast-unto-death amid Durga Puja festivities

Asserting that her government has <keyword id="20230716" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="zero-tolerance" source="keywords">zero tolerance</keyword> to incidents of rape, <keyword id="20114810" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="West-Bengal-Chief-Minister" source="keywords">West Bengal Chief Minister</keyword> Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday said an amendment to existing laws will be passed in the state assembly next week to ensure <keyword id="20345851" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="capital-punishment" source="keywords">capital punishment</keyword> to convicted rapists. Banerjee said that she would sit for <keyword id="22950462" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="dharna-outside-Raj-Bhavan" source="keywords">dharna outside Raj Bhavan</keyword> here if the governor delays in giving assent to the amended bill or forwards it to the President for ratification. The chief minister also said that the TMC will launch a movement from Saturday at the state's grassroots to create pressure on the Centre to pass legislation for capital punishment of convicted rapists. "We will pass the amended bill in a special session of the assembly next week. We will then send it to the governor for his nod. We will stage dharna outside Raj Bhavan if he sits on the bill," she thundered from the <keyword id="19968095" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Trinamool-Congress" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="Trinamool Congress" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="Trinamool Congress">Trinamool Congress</keyword> Chhatra Parishad foundation day rally here. Banerjee also urged the agitating junior doctors of Bengal, who have struck work for 20 days now to urgently consider returning to duty. "I have remained sympathetic towards the cause of the doctors from the very beginning since they were seeking justice for their colleague. We did not take any action against them although so many days have passed since the incident. We understand your pain. But please come back to work now since patients are suffering," she appealed. On August 9, the police recovered the body of the woman's postgraduate trainee doctor from the seminar hall of the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital. The junior doctors of state-run hospitals have been continuing ceasework since the August 9 evening, protesting against the alleged rape and murder of the woman medic and demanding justice for her. "Sixteen days have passed since the Central Bureau of Investigation took over the doctor's rape-murder probe from the Kolkata Police. Where is the justice?" Banerjee asked at the rally. Coming down heavily on the BJP for calling a 12-hour bandh, Banerjee said, "They called the bandh since they wanted political dividends over a dead body. The BJP is trying to exploit the emotions of ordinary people in the wake of the death of the young woman. They want to malign Bengal and plotted a conspiracy to derail the probe into her death so that the victim and her family do not get justice." She also alleged that the BJP was "indulging in large-scale cyber crimes using AI, causing social unrest". Lauding police personnel for countering the 'Nabanna Abhijan' violence on Tuesday, the chief minister said, "Police acted in restraint despite provocations of BJP-backed outfits who wanted to kill. Despite suffering physical injuries and having their blood spilt from the attacks on them, the police did not fall prey to provocations."

Bengal govt will amend existing laws to ensure death penalty to rapists: West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee

<keyword id="20039173" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="junior-doctors" source="keywords">Junior doctors</keyword> and nurses at the state-run Sagar Dutta Hospital in <keyword id="19896517" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="West-Bengal" source="keywords">West Bengal</keyword>'s North 24 Parganas district continued their '<keyword id="22751792" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="cease-work" source="keywords">cease work</keyword>' protest on Saturday, following an assault by the relatives of a deceased patient. The agitation began late on Friday after several staff members were allegedly attacked by the patient's family after her death during treatment. The incident left three junior doctors, three nurses and other <keyword id="19896830" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="healthcare-workers" source="keywords">healthcare workers</keyword> injured. In response, the medical staff called for the strike, demanding improved security at the hospital. The patient, a middle-aged woman, was admitted with severe breathing problems. "She was in critical condition and despite efforts to administer oxygen, she passed away," said a nurse. However, the patient’s family claimed she did not receive adequate medical attention. Despite the presence of police, around 15-20 relatives of the patient stormed the female medicine ward and attacked the staff. "We’ve repeatedly asked for better security in the outpatient department and wards, but nothing has changed. This incident shows that the state administration is ignoring our safety concerns. We will continue the strike until our demands are met," a junior doctor stated. A senior official from the Barrackpore Police Commissionerate confirmed that a complaint has been lodged at Kamarhati Police Station and that an investigation is ongoing. Security measures at the hospital have since been tightened, with increased police presence at the hospital’s main gate. Aniket Mahato, a member of the <keyword id="22950204" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="West-Bengal-Junior-Doctors-Forum" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="West Bengal Junior Doctors' Forum" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="West Bengal Junior Doctors' Forum">West Bengal Junior Doctors' Forum</keyword>, echoed concerns over staff safety, warning that without proactive government action, such attacks would likely persist. (With inputs from agencies) <div type="Article" hostid="261" msid="113475381" title="Talks between Bengal government, doctors fail to resolve stalemate" mstype="2" mssubtype="0"></div>

New attack on hospital staffers forces West Bengal doctors and nurses to resume 'cease work' protest

<keyword id="20101775" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="West-Bengal-Governor" source="keywords">West Bengal Governor</keyword> CV Ananda Bose on Monday tore into the <keyword id="19909056" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Mamata-Banerjee" source="keywords">Mamata Banerjee</keyword> government in the state saying that the Government had failed the women of the state. "Bengal is not a place safe for women. Bengal has failed its women. Not the society but the present government has failed its women folk. Bengal should be brought back to its pristine glory where women had a respectable place in society...Women now are scared of 'Gundas' this has been created by the government that is insensitive to this issue," the Government "In Bengal, the government has ensured that woman has no protection, that is what is reflected after the gruesome tragedy that took place in RG Kar. This should not be repeated," the Governor added. Governor Bose is expected to meet Home Minister Amit Shah to discuss the situation in the state. Meanwhile, speaking on the statement of the deceased doctor's parents the Governor said, "I respect the sentiments of the mother. The law will take its course." The Governor also extended his wishes on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan saying that sisters are the most beautiful creation of God. "Sisters are the most beautiful creations of God. Sisters are felt in the blood and felt around the heart. Today is a beautiful celebration brother and sister bonding together for Rakhi Bandhan. This is something that goes in the roots of the Indian culture, where brother is a symbol of protection and sister is a symbol of affection...The whole world should take inspiration from this," he said Earlier, Following a letter shared by former Indian cricketer <keyword id="20099610" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Harbhajan-Singh" source="keywords">Harbhajan Singh</keyword> urging West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Governor C.V. Ananda Bose to take immediate and decisive action in the Kolkata RG Kar Medical College and Hospital rape-death case, Bengal Governor Bose on Sunday stated that he "has called an <keyword id="21519770" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="emergency-meeting" source="keywords">emergency meeting</keyword> of a cross-section of Bengal society to apprise them of the action taken in the matter and to gather their opinions on the issue." In a post on X, the office of the Governor said, "HG's swift action on the letter from Shri Harbhajan Singh expressing his anguish over the tragic incident at R.G. Kar Medical College. HG has called an emergency meeting of a cross-section of Bengal society to apprise them of the action taken in the matter and to take stock of their opinions in this regard." The governor's office stated that he would be speaking to Harbhajan Singh on the actions taken and expressed his "solidarity with the civil society across India, who have voiced their deep concern over the ghastly incident and the apparent inaction of the government." On August 15, the Governor visited the RG Kar college which had been vandalised by a mob the night before. Speaking to the Governor said, "I went to the spot and all doctors, students and protestors were shocked by the dastardly attack on the midnight of 14th August, police were there to guard them but they did nothing, equipment was also destroyed. It was a more humiliating and depressing incident. Nursing students there told me with tears in their eyes that those goons threatened them to rape in public. Who was there to question? That was anarchy, which may be limited to a certain area, but such anarchy could have killed various. People are taking laws into their own hands, this is not acceptable in a civilized society. This is happening in Bengal." He further said, "I have asked for the responsible report on the incident from the government under Article 167 of the Constitution and waiting for that. I'll take a look and give my views on it." On August 9, a postgraduate trainee doctor was allegedly raped and murdered while on duty at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata, sparking nationwide strikes and protests by the medical community. On August 14, the protest site and the hospital campus at RG Kar were vandalized by a mob, prompting security personnel to disperse the crowd. 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"Government has failed women of Bengal," says Bengal Governor CV Ananda Bose

Facing backlash over the rape and murder of a doctor at state-run <keyword id="661834" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="RG-Kar-Medical-College-Hospital" source="Orion">RG Kar Medical College &amp; Hospital</keyword>, <keyword id="22757070" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="principal-Sandip-Ghosh" source="Orion">principal Sandip Ghosh</keyword> resigned from his post and government service on Monday morning, days after junior doctors demanded his removal for failing to provide security to the staff. Across the state, <keyword id="22347761" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="hospital-services" source="keywords">hospital services</keyword> remain disrupted as junior doctors, interns, and postgraduate trainees continue their ceasework for the fourth consecutive day, demanding a magisterial inquiry into the doctor's death. Ghosh's decision comes a day after the West Bengal government removed the medical superintendent-cum-vice-principal Sanjay Vashisth, who was replaced by Bulbul Mukhopadhyay, the dean of student affairs, with additional responsibilities as superintendent. Over the past three days, junior doctors had been covering emergency duties, but as of Monday morning, they ceased all responsibilities. "We want an impartial investigation into the murder of our colleague, either by the CBI or a sitting magistrate. We are dissatisfied with the current police investigation and will continue our protest till justice is served and the state ensures foolproof security for all doctors and healthcare workers," said a protesting junior doctor from RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, where the incident took place. The body of the woman postgraduate trainee was found in a seminar hall at the hospital on Friday morning, and a civic volunteer was arrested on Saturday in connection with the crime. The junior doctors had asked the state government to expedite the prosecution of the culprits and remove Ghosh and Vashisth. Ghosh, who took office in mid-2021, denied the allegations, stating that he cannot tolerate the false accusations and has already cooperated with the police, including handing over CCTV footage. "I cannot take this insult anymore. All the allegations raised against me are false and fabricated. A student movement has been incited to remove me. There is a political mind behind this. I had informed police within an hour of the incident. CCTV footage has been handed over to police," Ghosh said. "I want the agitating students to rejoin duty soon," he added. Ghosh had personally visited Swasthya Bhavan to hand over his resignation. The students have also demanded that the post-mortem examination report of the victim and footage of the CCTV installed near the seminar hall from where the body was found be made public. The state government has canceled the leave of all senior doctors to handle the influx of patients, as Mondays typically see a high volume in outpatient departments. "Our senior doctors are on duty, and we hope they will handle the patient influx. They have been instructed to work until the situation stabilises," an official told PTI. Support for the striking doctors has come from across the country. The Federation of Resident Doctors' Association of India (FORDA) has endorsed the strike and called for a nationwide halt of elective services, while the West Bengal Doctors Forum has appealed to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for an impartial inquiry and increased security for healthcare workers.

Doctor's rape-murder: RG Kar hospital principal resigns; State-wide services remain hit as ceasework continues

On the 122nd <keyword id="19933365" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="death-anniversary" source="keywords">death anniversary</keyword> of <keyword id="21415083" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="philosopher" source="keywords">philosopher</keyword> and monk <keyword id="19980783" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="Swami-Vivekananda" source="keywords">Swami Vivekananda</keyword>, Prime Minister <keyword id="19895781" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Narendra-Modi" source="keywords">Narendra Modi</keyword> paid <keyword id="20382079" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="homage" source="keywords">homage</keyword> to him on Thursday, stating that his teachings give strength to millions. Taking to 'X', <keyword id="19899320" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="PM-Modi" source="keywords">PM Modi</keyword> wrote, "I pay homage to Swami Vivekananda on his Punya Tithi. His teachings give strength to millions. His profound wisdom and relentless pursuit of knowledge are also very motivating." The Prime Minister further reiterated the government's commitment to fulfilling Vivekanada's dream of a prosperous and progressive society. "We reiterate our commitment to fulfilling his dream of a prosperous and progressive society", he wrote on 'X'. Born on January 12, 1863, in West Bengal's Kolkata, Swami Vivekananda was a philosopher, monk, and religious teacher. His full name was Narendranath Datta. The Chief disciple of Indian mystic Ramkrishna Paramhans, Vivekananda, popularised <keyword id="19983840" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Indian-culture" source="keywords">Indian culture</keyword> across the world. He delivered several speeches across the United States, England, and Europe, promulgating the core tenets of Hindu philosophy. He is one of the most influential monks in the world. Keen on spiritualism and <keyword id="19919721" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="vedanta" source="keywords">Vedanta</keyword>, Vivekananda became popular in the 1893 Parliament of Religions in Chicago, where he delivered his famous speech, beginning with the words, "Sisters and brothers of America..." The country observes 'National Youth Day' on his birthday, January 12. He died on July 4, 1902, at the age of 39.

PM Modi pays homage to Swami Vivekananda on his death anniversary

New Delhi [India], December 28 (ANI): India recorded 692 fresh cases of <keyword id="8763838" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="covid-19" source="Orion">COVID-19</keyword> in the last 24 hours. The total active caseload increased by four, reaching 4,097, according to <keyword id="19897332" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="union-health-ministry" source="keywords">Union Health Ministry</keyword> data. As per official data, six deaths have been reported in the country in the last 24 hours - two in Maharashtra, and one each in Delhi, Karnataka, Kerala, and West Bengal. With this, the total count of coronavirus cases in India since its outbreak in January 2020 has reached 4,50,10,944, with an increase of 702 cases in the last 24 hours. The total death toll due to COVID-19 cases in India has risen to 5,33,346, reflecting an increase of six deaths in the last 24 hours. On Wednesday, Delhi reported its first case of the COVID-19 sub-variant JN.1. "Delhi reports the first case of JN.1, a Sub-Variant of Omicron. Out of the three samples sent for Genome Sequencing, one is JN.1, and two are Omicron," Delhi Health Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj said. Notably, the JN.1 sub-variant is a descendant of the Omicron subvariant known as BA.2.86 or Pirola. The first case of the JN.1 variant of COVID-19 was reported in Kerala. A total of 109 cases of the JN.1 sub-variant have been detected in India until Wednesday, as per <keyword id="19896140" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="health-ministry" source="keywords">Health Ministry</keyword> sources. However, the World Health Organisation emphasized that the overall risk posed by JN.1 remains low based on current evidence. The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi has issued guidelines for COVID-19 suspected or positive cases that will be reported at hospitals following the sudden surge in the cases of Coronavirus in the country. AIIMS Delhi director held a meeting with all heads of departments of the hospital on COVID-19 contingency measures on Wednesday. In the meeting, policies on COVID-19 testing, the areas to be designated for positive patients, and their hospitalization were discussed. (ANI)

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