Road in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore declared ‘Covisafe’ to raise awareness, encourage vaccination
The Hindu
The road from Lantern Chouraha to Janjeerwala Chouraha in the city was declared a “Covisafe road” by the State Water Resources Minister Tulsiram Silawat, the official said.
In an attempt to raise awareness about the COVID-19 pandemic and encourage people to get vaccinated, a busy road in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore city has been declared a “Covisafe road”, an official said on Wednesday. The road from Lantern Chouraha to Janjeerwala Chouraha in the city was declared a “Covisafe road” by the State Water Resources Minister Tulsiram Silawat, the official said. According to officials, the stretch, which is nearly 800 metres long, has a drive-in COVID-19 vaccination centre and a testing facility for sample collection.With the Prajwal Revanna sexual abuse case taking new twists every day, JD(S) State president and former Chief Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy on Monday appealed to the Hassan MP, who is his nephew, to return and subject himself to the legal process. This is the first time that such an appeal has been made by the family.
Amidst continuing protest over the murder of Anjali Ambiger in Hubballi, Home Minister G. Parameshwara, who visited the victim’s family on Monday, announced in a press conference that like the Neha Hiremath case, this too would be handed over to the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) for inquiry.