Judicial panel visits Thiruvananthapuram Mental Health Centre, expresses concern over vital infrastructure deficiencies
The court highlighted the shortage in personnel as ‘woefully insufficient’ and noted that the centre was surviving with only 127 attenders against 158 sanctioned posts
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Software engineer dies after fall from 10th floor in Puppalguda
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BJP supporters ashamed of party’s misdeeds: Akhilesh Yadav
The Samajwadi Party chief’s comments came tagging a post on X, which showed an argument between two people at the protest venue in Jantar Mantar over being called a ‘BJP-ite’ or BJP supporter
Three chemical parks to be set up under BHAVYA-Rasayan scheme
The Union Cabinet approved the BHAVYA-Rasayan scheme for three dedicated chemical parks. This initiative has a financial outlay of Rs 3,030 crore for infrastructure development. The scheme will run for five years, promoting chemical industry growth and competitiveness. It aims to create an environment-friendly ecosystem with centralized waste management facilities. This development is expected to generate employment and contribute to economic growth.
Government pushes competition in power distribution
Government pushes competition in power distribution