Chief Minister's Medal for Outstanding Public Service and Investigation 15 Police Officers
- Five police officers who have excelled in the service of the public without regard to selfishness have been inducted into the Police Medal for Outstanding Public Service on the occasion of Independence Day. Medal Recipients Details:
- Tamil Nadu Police Technical Division ATGP Amaresh Poojary, Operations Division ATGP A. Amalraj, Chennai Metropolitan Police Intelligence Division Deputy Commissioner S. Vimala, Trichy Metropolitan Police Fort Traffic Division Inspector N. Navukkarasan, Chennai Metropolitan Police Central Crime Division Chief of Police Pa. Has been done.
- Similarly, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu has been awarded the 10 Special Medal for Investigation. Details: Pudukkottai District Thirumayam All Women Police Station Inspector V. Selvi, Kanyakumari CPCIT Inspector K. Shanthi, Namakkal District Kumarapalayam Police Station Inspector S. Ravi, Kanyakumari District Nesamani Naga Police Station Inspector K. Sayilatsumi, Ramanathapuram Chattrakudi. Amutha, Dindigul CPCIT Police Inspector V. Santhanalakshmi, Kallakurichi District Thirunavalu Police Station Inspector S. Srinivasan, Coimbatore AS Puram Police Station Inspector M. Kanakasabapathy, Tenkasi Police Station Inspector K. Adivel, District Police Assistant Inspector P. Ananthalakshmi has been sacked.
- Each recipient of the awards will receive a gold medal weighing 8 grams and a cash prize of Rs 25,000.
- The central government is implementing a Rs 23,123 crore special program to strengthen medical infrastructure across the country to cope with the 3rd wave of corona. The project is 60 per cent funded by the central government and 40 per cent by the state governments.
- For the northeastern states, the central government provides 90 per cent and the state governments 10 per cent. The contribution of the Central Government is made to the States from time to time.
- Accordingly, the first tranche of Rs 1,817 crore was disbursed to the states on behalf of the central government on the 22nd of last month. In the second phase, Rs 14,744.99 crore was given to the states on behalf of the central government.
- The target is to complete the project by March 31 next year. Accordingly, 20,000 new emergency beds are to be set up in government hospitals across the country. Of this, 20 per cent will be allocated for children.
- Work will also include setting up 1,050 warehouses to store oxygen, purchasing 8,800 new ambulances and increasing the number of medical personnel.
- Medical infrastructure facilities parallel to the Medical College Hospital are to be established in 621 district hospitals and 933 public health centers across the country. Telemedicine facilities are to be set up in 733 districts. New laboratories will be set up in districts where there is no RTPCR laboratory.
- After independence, Pakistan seceded from India. By then, millions of people had migrated from India to Pakistan.
- Large-scale riots then claimed many lives. To commemorate this, Prime Minister Modi has announced that August 14 will be observed as National Terrorism Remembrance Day.
- The President has appointed Viju Abraham and Mohammad Niyas Chowdhury as Additional Judges of the Kerala High Court for a period of 2 years from the date of their inauguration, using the powers conferred by Subsection (1) (22) (Article 224 (1)) of the Constitution of India.
