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Govt panel: Covid-19 peaked in India, lockdown prevented deaths

A government-appointed scientific committee has said the&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;epidemic seems to have peaked and is now on the decline, and is likely to run its course by February next year. The committee, headed by Professor M Vidyasagar of IIT Hyderabad, has used computer models to map the trajectory of the epidemic in the country. Its key finding has been that the disease is likely to have peaked in the middle of September, and the total number of infections in India is unlikely to exceed 10.6 million. So far, 75 lakh people in India have been infected, of which nearly 66 lakh have recovered.&nbsp;The committee claimed that the lockdown imposed in March has had a powerful impact on slowing down the spread of the disease in the country. In the absence of the lockdown, the death count would have gone up to 25 lakh, it said. As of now, 1.14 lakh people have died in India because of the disease.

Govt panel: Covid-19 peaked in India, lockdown prevent deaths

A government-appointed scientific committee has said the&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;epidemic seems to have peaked and is now on the decline, and is likely to run its course by February next year. The committee, headed by Professor M Vidyasagar of IIT Hyderabad, has used computer models to map the trajectory of the epidemic in the country. Its key finding has been that the disease is likely to have peaked in the middle of September, and the total number of infections in India is unlikely to exceed 10.6 million. So far, 75 lakh people in India have been infected, of which nearly 66 lakh have recovered.&nbsp;The committee claimed that the lockdown imposed in March has had a powerful impact on slowing down the spread of the disease in the country. In the absence of the lockdown, the death count would have gone up to 25 lakh, it said. As of now, 1.14 lakh people have died in India because of the disease.

Surat teen named UNEP's Green Ambassador for India

Say hello to Khushi&nbsp;Chindaliyam, a Surat-based green warrior now appointed as&nbsp;UNEP's&nbsp;Ambassador.

17-yr-old Surat girl named UNEP's green ambassador for India

Khushi Chindaliya, a 17-year-old from Surat has been named as the Regional Ambassador for India by United Nations Environment Programme,&nbsp;Tunza Eco-Generation.
A quest for conservation and sensitivity towards the environment won her the coveted post. Khushi will undertake various projects with TEG until February next year, with a host of virtual discussions on how education can help. In an interview with the Times of India, she said, she will be sharing reports and discussing the conservation initiatives undertaken by the government .
That's not all, she's also one among 100 young people of India whose essays were chosen by UNESCO&nbsp;and&nbsp;will be published in a book called Year 1 AC (After Coronavirus): Essays by 100 Young Indians.'.

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