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The delta virus to impact more says expert

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Delta virus creates another new threat to making normal life a farsighted dream for people with its new variant hit As the lockdown extends a downfall in the sentiments of people can be witnessed throughout the country. In addition to this the new delta virus has become a threat to hopes of people in wait of normal life. Dr. Paul Kelly, Consultant, infectious disease and Medical Director at Bronx Care Centre for travel Medicine, shared her expertise on the new delta virus variant. She declared it more fast and fit to transmitted easily among people. This was said in a webinar conducted at Andhra Medical College (AMC), On ‘Covid-19 Variants’. As per the world health organization, Delta virus is being said to transmittable and its fastest as well as the fittest variant. As per the expert, different parts of world have witnessed different pandemics at different times. But the Sars Cov-19 Virus hit pandemic is something unpredictable. As per Dr. Kelly, we are yet to witness more waves of with mutations and variants in coming time. Also, as the new variants will hit again and again. It is increasing the risk of hospitalization as well. As the virus mutates so quickly, no one knows what is next to come.

IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw Says New IT Rules are Empowering, Will Ensure a Safer and Responsible Social Media Ecosystem

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The Minister commented on Koo that new rules will protect users. In the recent cabinet reshuffle, Ashwini Vaishnaw was appointed as the new IT and Communications minister. He is of the view that new IT rules are ‘empowering’ and ‘will ensure a safer and responsible social media ecosystem’. The Minister of State for IT, Vaishnaw along with his colleague Rajeev Chandrasekhar reviewed the implementation and compliance of the Information Technology Rules, 2021 and posted on the made-in-India social media platform Koo, “Reviewed the implementation and compliance of Information Technology Rules, 2021 along with my colleague Shri Rajeev Chandrasekhar Ji. These guidelines are empowering and protecting users and will ensure a safer and responsible social media ecosystem in India.” After the major cabinet reshuffle, the newly inducted IT Minister Vaishnaw made his debut on the social media platform Koo with the username @ashwinivaishnaw. Koo’s co-founder and CEO Aprameya Radhakrishna welcomed the minister on his platform by saying, “We congratulate Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw on his induction into the Union Cabinet and are glad to welcome him to Koo. We look forward to enabling him to connect with people across the country as he shares plans and developments at the Ministries he manages.”Koo is a microblogging social media network and was launched in March 2020 by a Bengaluru based start-up. It is being popularly called India’s homegrown alternative to Twitter and has around 6 million users as of May 2021. Recently, in June 2021, Koo’s CEO Aprameya announced the confirmation of Nigeria’s government’s presence on Koo. He said, “A very warm welcome to the government of Nigeria on @kooindia. Spreading wings beyond India now.” However, recently the app found itself in a bit of a tough spot due to the delay in complying with India’s new IT rules for social media platforms.

School Reopening Updates 2021: When Will Schools Reopen in India?

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Several states to start the COVID-19 unlock process, schools to reopen in many cities in 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic has been in place for more than a year now. While the country was suffering from a second wave of the pandemic with multiple variants of the virus, now, the cases seem to have reduced significantly in some cities.Amidst the decline in the COVID-19 cases, several states have started to strategize to start the unlock process and lift the current restrictions in place. It is expected that the states might announce the reopening of schools again.All schools have been shut down since mid-March 2020 and with more than one year of children being confined to their homes, the only question amongst them is when will the schools reopen?Due to the spread of the novel Coronavirus, students have now adapted to the online mode of education which is an upgrade for the Indian education system. However, the reopening of schools is not a compulsory order. The decision of reopening of schools will be made by the states keeping in mind the COVID-19 situation and the welfare of the students.Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said that all educational institutions including schools, colleges and universities will remain closed in Delhi.The question of whether schools will open in other states is still unanswered by the respective state governments. Keeping in mind the third wave of the pandemic, many states are insisting on continuing the online mode of education.However, schools and colleges in Bihar have resumed classes in offline mode from today. The state government of Bihar announced that the colleges and universities will be allowed to function with only 50 per cent of its capacity.Class 11 and 12 students in Bihar have also been allowed to attend schools. Several other states like Madhya Pradesh, Telangana and Uttarakhand have resumed offline classes from July 1.