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In the course of pandemic, corona warriors have been working hard day and night to heal the affected ones, yet there is a long way, for the situation to turn to into normalcy. Meghalaya Covid cases have been rising with each day and the Government in collaboration with medical officers is leaving no stone unturned to give a solid defense against Covid 19.

Eastern Panorama reporter Donboklang Wanniang interacted with the veteran Director of Health Services Dr. A Warr, who have been tracking the cases since day one, and gave us an insight of the overall situation. Despite his busy schedule, he gave us his excerpts which are as follows:

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Mizoram, Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh from Northeastern states have been ranked among India’s top 10 happy states mentioned in a nationwide survey measuring happiness.
According to a survey report, two north-eastern states ranked in the top five positions. Mizoram has topped the rankings with 3.57 points, followed by Punjab with 3.52 points and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands with 3.47, Puducherry (3.44) and Sikkim with 3.43 points securing 5th position of all states and union territories.
The survey, which was released recently, is called the India Happiness Report and has been prepared by Rajesh K. Pillania, a professor of strategy at the Management Development Institute in Gurugram.  Add a comment Read more: Mizoram, Sikkim & Arunachal Pradesh in the list of happy states
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Punjab and Haryana, the two states known to be the leading contributors to the India’s bulging food grains stock are on the boil.  Farmers of the two states have hit the streets in protest against three contentious farm sector bills passed by the parliament, and there are no signs of the agitation abating any time soon.
 
 
On September 25, close to 250 farmer bodies came together under the banner of All India Kisan Sangharsh Committee for a national strike, terming the laws as “anti-farmers” and asked the government either to withdraw these legislations or at least provide minimum support price (MSP) protection in them. Add a comment Read more: Punjab on the boil: Protest against farm bills