Good and Not so Good News

Good and not so good news.

Excerpts from today's TOI newspaper .

Couple beat Covid .
Marry again.
They garlanded each other like they did duining their wedding nearly four decades ago .It is our second life they said.

Further good news
3 Chennai firms have chartered a flight to get 150 workers from Bihar .

Punjab farmers have sent buses to Bihar and offered three times higher wages than before to migrants .

Small business in Haryana and in north india have booked air tickets or sent cars to pick up workers .

Kerala govt has come out with insurance scheme to migrant workers 

 Builders in Mumbai have assured workers job security snd safety.

 After reading  above good things ,felt as though some one dropped a lemon drop over a big pot of milk with a bad intention .

Over smart .
Teacher working in 25 schools gets Rs1cr as pay .
A full time teacher employed in a residential setup for weaker sections of the soceity worked at 25 schools simultaneously earning a total of 1 crore as salaries for 13 months till Feb 2020.Now investigation on .

Covid before or after.
 An appreciable  message and word of Caution .

Use of technogly at its peak ,we have to be very careful about these oversmart people  and at the same time appreciate the kind hearted ,helping souls .

 

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