Showing posts with label Indian Roadie News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian Roadie News. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 24, 2020

Curfew imposed throughout Himachal Pradesh w.e.f 2020-03-24 evening

Curfew has been imposed in Himachal Pradesh from Tuesday, 2020-03-24 evening after people did not adhere to the lockdown in view of the CoronaVirus (Covid19) threat.

Earlier, it was clamped in Kangra and Una districts in the afternoon.

First, it was imposed in Covid-hit Kangra; later, Una was also added to the list to stem the  spread of the virus.

Earlier, Kangra district was under lockdown since two persons had tested positive for coronavirus on March 21.

On Monday, a 69-year-old Tibetan who had returned from the US and tested positive for coronavirus died at Tanda medical college. After that the administration sealed McLeodganj and nobody was allowed in and out of the hill station.

On Tuesday afternoon curfew was imposed in the entire district. Now nobody would be allowed to move out of homes.

The shops for essential commodities would open only for limited notified time and people would be allowed to buy provisions in notified timing only.  Kangra is the only district of Himachal where three people have tested positive for coronavirus.

It also recorded the first death due to coronavirus.

The  DC said curfew was being imposed as people were not adhering to the lockdown. Now any vehicle or person roaming around without any reason would be booked and arrested. With PTI

Source: The Tribune dated 2020-03-24.
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Saturday, December 28, 2019

Nepal bans cars with Indian registration plates from plying in Pokhara - Indian Roadie News


Bad news for Indian tourists! Nepal bans vehicles with Indian number plates from plying in Pokhara.
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Nepal has banned vehicles with Indian number plates from plying in the tourist hub of Pokhara ahead of the new year, a move that has sparked an uproar among tourism entrepreneurs. Nepal aims to attract two million tourists, mostly Indians, by 2020 and Pokhara is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the country on Christmas and the new year. The decision to ban Indian vehicles was taken by Pokhara Tourism Council in consultation with the district administration of Kaski to ease traffic congestion during celebrations, officials said. Former chairperson of Western Regional Hotel Association Hari Gaire described the decision taken ahead of the new year year as "fatal".
"Besides Indian vehicles, vehicles from other countries may also enter here, so what do we really want to suggest by singling out Indian vehicles them?" he asked. Chief district administrator Ramesh K C said the ban will be lifted once the traffic police are ready to manage the congestion resulting from the influx of foreign vehicles.
The administration has requested Indian visitors to cooperate with the temporary provision and urged them to use local vehicles. Pokhara Tourism Council Chairperson Chiranjivi Pokharel defended the decision citing the positive effects it would have on the local business of travel agencies, entrepreneurs and cabbies.
"Only public vehicles have been banned, not private ones," he said. "Indian vehicles don't know the parking system and routes here, and will naturally cause traffic problem," he added. Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) has chalked out an ambitious plan seeking to increase the number of Indian tourists visiting the Himalayan country by up to 25 per cent in 2019.
In 2018, around 2,00,000 tourists from India visited Nepal by air. Nepal does not have a system to count the number of tourists coming by road from India. NTB launched 'Visit Nepal Year 2020' campaign in June to achieve two million arrivals from across the world by 2020 and a daily spend of over USD 75.
(Source: Financial Express dated 2019-12-28)
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Saturday, December 14, 2019

Ambulance stopped and attacked on NH34 in Murshidabad by CAB/ NRC protestors on Friday, 2019-12-13


Mindless, blood thirsty ruffians supposedly protesting the Citizens Amendment Bill 2019 and imposition of NRC in West Bengal were in no mood to spare an ambulance ferrying a critically ill patient on NH34 in Murshidabad, West Bengal on Friday, 2019-12-13.

Cancel your proposed drive, if any, through Bengal.

Everybody is left wondering why Muslims in Bengal are rioting against the new CAB bill. They must be illegal immigrants who have been doled out generous dose of appeasement goodies by political parties over years together in lieu of assured votes.
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