Chinese soldiers have not fully retreated, the Indian Army is also preparing

Posted on 23rd Jul 2020 by rohit kumar

An army can fight only if it has a full face of food. But he also needs special clothes, a place to live, tent, fuel, and all the equipment so that he can withstand the cold of a high area like eastern Ladakh.

 

The Indian Army has started this logistics exercise on a large scale, so that it can provide sufficient special rations and other goods to its soldiers. All this is being done at a time when Chinese soldiers have not yet fully retreated from Pangong So and Gogra-Hot Spring. On Wednesday, a senior official said, "If Ladakh normally requires 30 thousand metric tons of ration every year, then this year there will be about double the ration requirement. Because additional troops have been deployed there."

 

Meanwhile, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh also said on Wednesday that the Indian Army should be ready to immediately deal with any possibility on the frontier of China and Pakistan.

 

The Defense Minister said that preparations should be made like the Balakot strike by the Indian Air Force and as soon as it was deployed in Ladakh. This statement of the Defense Minister is being seen as a strong message.

 

There will be a serosurvey in Delhi every month

 

Delhi Health Minister Satendra Jain said on Wednesday that the government will conduct a serological survey every month. So that it can be found out how many people have got antibodies against Covid-19 and how much more coronavirus has spread in Delhi. this survey will be done in the first five days of every month from August.

 

The announcement was made a day after the results of the first serosurvey conducted in Delhi by the National Center for Disease Control. In which it was found that out of 21,287 people who participated in the survey, 22.86 percent have been exposed to the virus.

 

Bhoomi Poojan on August 5, PM to be present - The Ram Janambhami Trust, created to oversee the construction of the Ram temple, announced on Wednesday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will also be present there on August 5 for the 'Bhoomi Pujan' of the temple to be built in Ayodhya.

 

The treasurer of the trust, Swami Govind Dev Giri, told the media that the trust has invited the Prime Minister for the Bhoomi Pujan and he has also accepted the invitation and he will come on August 5.

 

He said that keeping in mind the rules of social distancing, only 200 people will be allowed to come on the day of Bhoomi Pujan, out of which 150 people will be on the invitation.

 

Kamal Nayan Das, spokesperson of the trust's chairman Nritya Gopal Das, said that the muhurat of Bhoomi Pujan will be held on August 5 at 12.15 pm for 32 minutes.

 

'Muslim refugees become Christians to take advantage of CAA'

According to the Economic Times, due to the Citizenship Act (CAA), many Afghan and Rohingya Muslim refugees are converting to Christianity so that they can gain Indian citizenship.

 

According to the experts of the case, the central agencies have alerted the government about this. He said that the agencies have told about 25 cases of Afghan Muslims converting to Christianity.

 

The law passed from Parliament last year came into force from January 10 this year. Under which non-Muslim refugees from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Pakistan can apply for Indian citizenship. Adeeb Ahmed, head of an Afghan church in South Delhi, said that after the CAA, there was an increase in the number of Afghan Muslims who want to convert to Christianity.

 

According to official statistics, one lakh fifty thousand to one lakh sixty thousand Afghan Muslim refugees live in different areas of Delhi. Apart from this, around forty thousand Rohingya Muslims have taken refuge all over the country. Most of whom live in Jammu and Kashmir.

 

Pakistan will advocate for Kulbhushan Jadhav the Pakistan government has unilaterally filed an application in the Islamabad High Court on Wednesday demanding the appointment of a legal representative (lawyer) for the jailed Indian citizen Kulbhushan Jadhav.

 

There has been news in the Pakistani media in this regard.

 

But before applying in this case under the federal ordinance, the Law and Justice Ministry of Pakistan did not consult the main parties including the Government of India.

 

According to reports in Pakistani media including Geo News, the Government of Pakistan has requested the court in its application to appoint a lawyer for Jadhav so that Pakistan can fulfill its responsibility to implement the international court's decision.