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398. It took much work in various ways – emails, phone calls, discussions, drafting memoranda by myself, correspondence etc – to finally arrange for receipt of the submissions from persons who might be potential complainants, explore the terms upon which these were submitted, communicate these terms to the persons against whom complaints might be made and work out the way forward. Eventually, everyone was available in October. The Panellists met on the afternoon of Monday 22nd October to discuss the various issues on which we had been exchanging views and the procedure to be followed the next day. On Tuesday 23rd October, we heard argument from the WLC in the absence of any other party. As already pointed out, the WLC representations had not been made available to anyone. Thereafter, on the same day, we heard argument on behalf of all those persons against whom there may have been complaints. In addition, on Wednesday 24th October, in response to the M&G article, the Panel heard evidence from Isaacs and Achmat and every member of the Panel asked questions of both of them.

The year 2018 will be remembered as the period when the people handed out successive verdicts against the Narendra Modi government. The electorate voted against the BJP in several byelections across states and the wave of rising resentment culminated in the defeat of the party in three states where it had been in power — and in two of them for 15 long years. Over the year, the image of Narendra Modi being an invincible leader has collapsed.

Paper title: "Hybrid biomembrane-functionalized nanorobots for concurrent removal of pathogenic bacteria and toxins." Co-authors include joint co-first authors Pavimol Angsantikul and Doris. E Ramirez-Herrera, Fernando Soto, Hazhir Teymourian and Diana Dehaini, Yijie Chen, all at UC San Diego.

In his new book, How Fascism Works: The Politics of Us and Them, Yale University philosophy professor Jason Stanley identifies 10 characteristics that define fascist political movements. For example: “Fascism always promises to return us to a mythic past.” Similarly, fascist politicians use propaganda, for example, about anti-corruption campaigns, even when they are transparently corrupt. Another aspect is anti-intellectualism, for the “enemy of fascism is equality,” and the target of such anti-intellectual campaigns are places of learning, like universities. How can the educated elite know anything about anything, the fascist believes. Only the mythical “common man” can know what is right; note the emphasis on “man”, which includes no women, or racial and sexual minorities. The similarities do not end there. Unlike liberal democracies, based on freedom and equality, fascist regimes posit the dominant group’s interests as the ultimate, unquestionable truth. The dominant group is also always the victim of the situation. They rely on conspiracy theories to justify calls to power. And most tellingly, fascist politicians promise a law and order regime designed not to seek out offenders, but to criminalise outliers, who are usually ethnic, religious or sexual minorities. Professor Stanley has the U.S. in mind, but surely there is some resonance closer home.

Unfortunately, those of us who value religious freedom have been disillusioned by multiple governments once too often. The current BJP-led government has no pretensions about its dislike for the secular idea. Even those governments that proudly flaunt the label of “secularism” have subjected us to their non-secular realpolitik. Take the politics of Rajiv Gandhi, for instance, often touted as a “secular” Prime Minister: his government not only overturned the Shah Bano judgment, but also banned Salman Rushdie’s The Satanic Verses and had the locks of the Babri mosque in Ayodhya opened to Hindus. Every political party, including the Congress and the BJP, has played communal politics with everyone in India — Hindu, Muslim, minorities — in the search for pliable vote banks.

7. Our Panel is empowered to utilize submissions in order to inform any questions which the Panel wishes to put to Mr Isaacs but may do so only in a manner which ensures that the identity and the participation of the authors of the submissions are not disclosed to Mr Isaacs or his legal representative.”

Carbon monoxide is an odorless, tasteless, colorless gas with nearly the same molar mass as air (CO is 3% lighter on average). This means that CO doesn’t rise or fall, but disperses evenly into the air of an enclosed space. That’s why detectors can be placed low on a wall at an outlet, or high up on a ceiling. The gas is toxic to humans at concentrations above 35 Parts Per Millions (PPM). Because of this, carbon monoxide has been dubbed the silent killer. We’ve all heard not to use a kitchen stove as a heating appliance, or not to run a generator inside the house. The reason is carbon monoxide.

So I read this carefully. Now I see some parallels between the late effects of CO ans multiple sclerosis. How many MS patients do not have MS but had too much CO?

Also, I anticipate that there would be little consensus among the panel on the findings in the final report, and as articulated on many occasions, Kathie will produce her own report. I respect the right of all Panel members to speak and hold on to their understanding and analysis – including in the final report. In exercising my option not to be associated with the Panel’s final report (and resigning prior to the publication of the report), I am choosing to hold on to my truth and my moral compass, especially when exercising a duty of care, doing no harm, and trying to find some other way to contribute constructively. Regarding the last point, I am considering working on a submission to EE in broad terms to enable discussions within the organisation and the wider social justice sector (if they so choose).”

239. I have some concern that Fischer appears to believe (as one learns from Radio 702) that, when she was told that she should either assist with bringing women forward with complaints into a confidential engagement with Ensor or that she should cease malicious rumour mongering, she believes that this was aimed at shutting down the voices of the women who had complaints. But it seems to me that this was very specifically aimed at Fischer and no one else – she was making allegations without producing any proof thereof. There was no attempt to control anyone else at all.

Remote patient monitoring must be able to address a large number of diseases and chronic health conditions for it to continue to expand and gain acceptance as a viable way to care for patients in different settings outside of hospitals. However, as most clinical pathologists and laboratory scientists know, clinical laboratory testing has an essential role in patient monitoring. Thus, there is the need for a way to collect blood and other relevant samples from patients in these remote settings.

Efforts drew blank due to lackadaisical approach of the authorities and society in general. Years passed by as it was both in the mind and heart but on single track made not to lose hope .And a silver lining appeared in the horizon of the hope against thick black clouds of insensitiveness of the authorities With a few years back Suresh Gupta, IFS, the Director JK Forest Research Institute and drew his attention to introduce it.. Before he could proceed baton was passed to B.M.Sharma IFS another son of the soil assured to have it examined.