For the safety of your children when you will not around your children, you have to teach them all the necessary precautions that they should have to take outside their home. Let’s learn about those essential safety measures.

Social Distancing:

It means to keep a safe distance between yourself and the other person. The practice of social distancing means staying at least 2 feet distance away from others as much as possible to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Habit of washing hands

Teach your children that after touching the system, door handle, tap handle, clean hands thoroughly. Make it a habit for the children to wash their hands for at least 20 seconds. Apart from this, tell children to use hand sanitizer also.

Avoid eating food from other’s tiffin

Teach children not to eat food from their friends’ tiffin boxes due to Covid-19.

Use of the elbow or handkerchief while coughing and sneezing

Teach your children that whenever they sneeze or cough at school, they should use their handkerchief near their mouth so that the infection does not spread to other children. The virus enters the body if we touch our nose, mouth, and eyes. So always wear a face mask, that covers the nose and mouth while outdoors and do not touch your face.

To wear mask

Teach your children where social distancing is not possible, wear a cloth mask on your face. Always keep an extra mask in your child’s bag so that if he wants to change his mask then he can do it comfortably. Tell the child that he does not have to change his mask with his friends.

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Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar while giving this information said that the Indian International Film Festival (IFFI) will be held in Goa from 16 to 24 January next year, instead of 20 to 28 November this year.

The Indian International Film Festival (IFFI) will be organized this year both in digital mode and screening in auditoriums due to ovid-19 in Goa. This information was given by a senior officer recently. Entertainment Society of Goa (ESG) vice-president Subhash Faladesai had said that in a meeting held last week, IFFI’s steering committee had decided to organize the film festival as part of the standard operating procedure of the central government.

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According to the news agency, the Board of Cricket Advisory Committee of the three members headed by Madan Lal has not yet been asked for an interview to fill the positions of the three selectors. The source attached to the board said that it is true that the Board has not yet asked the CAC to choose new selectors.

A source attached to the board further revealed that the tenure of Chief Selectors MSK Prasad and Gagan Khoda also ended in September 2019. But the board also retained them till March this year. In such a situation, if Devang, Jatin, and Sarandeep Singh are given extensions, then there is no mistake in this.

Due to Corona infection, the BCCI may send 23–25 players on the tour to Australia in November – December. Pakistan and West Indies had recently sent the same number of players to the England tour. Having more players will not require calling the bowlers from outside for bowling on the net. If players playing on behalf of the India-A team go on a tour, then 4 days of first-class matches will be played in Bio Secure Bubble.

The India-Australia tour will begin with the Brisbane Test on 3 December. The Indian team will play their first day-night Test abroad in Adelaide on 11 December. After this, the first match of the ODI series will be played in Perth on 12 January.

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In the video, RRB CEO and Chairman VK Yadav announced the exam date and said, ‘There are a total of 140640 vacancies which are being filled under NTPC. The application process was started in 2019 for the Isolated and Ministerial category and Level-1.

Applications were invited from these candidates from 1st to 31st March 2019 for these posts. We have checked the application forms but have not been able to conduct examinations due to coronavirus. The examinations for all three categories will be started after 15 December.

CEN 01/2019 was released on 23 February 2019. There are one lakh posts in RRB Level-1 while 35277 posts will be filled under NTPC. Railways said that earlier there was a plan to conduct examinations in June, which was later postponed until September. But in view of the outbreak of Corona, now these examinations will be conducted in December.

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The ILO-ADB report released on 17th August titled “Dealing with the Covid-19 Youth Employment Crisis in Asia and the Pacific” says, “India is estimated to be employing 41 lakh youth. Of the seven major sectors, construction and agriculture have led to the employment of the most people.”

The report said that due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the employment prospects for the youth have also suffered a setback. Due to the crisis, the youth of 15 to 24 years will be affected more than those of 25 and older people. Not only this, according to the economic and social costs, the risk is long-term and widespread.

The report called on governments to take immediate, large-scale targeted steps to create jobs for youth, put education and training programs on track, and reduce frustration over the future of the 66 crore youth population. Even before the Covid-19 crisis, youth in Asia and the Pacific had challenges regarding employment. Due to this unemployment rate was high and a large number of youth were out of school and work.

The regional youth unemployment rate in the year 2019 was 13.8 percent. At the same time, it was 3 percent among adults (25 years and older). More than 16 crore youth (24 percent of the population) were neither in employment nor in education or training.

According to the report, four out of every five young workers in the region are in the unorganized sector and one in four young workers is forced to live in poverty. Sarah Alder, the lead author of the report and head of the ILO Regional Economic and Social Analysis Unit, said, “The challenges for the youth have increased since the Covid-19 crisis. If attention is not given enough in this matter, there is a danger of a ‘lockdown generation’ being created, which may have to bear the burden of this crisis for many years.”

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