Registration of healthcare facilities mandatory
These rules aim to make available a database of clinical establishments which are authorised to function and thereby improve public health quality by eliminating quacks The Union Ministry of public
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A new dumping ground will come up at Taloja
With the rise in construction debris in the city and mounds of garbage accumulating at Deonar and Mulund dumping grounds, BMC has plans to set up another dumpyard on the outskirts of the city in Taloja. But there is still no clarity if the proposed dumping ground in Taloja will be used for dumping of solid waste or construction debris.
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New power plan mooted for Thane, Navi Mumbai
If the state power utility accepts the proposal submitted by consumer associations to tide over the power crisis, Thane, Navi Mumbai and Pune areas will get uninterrupted electricity on three working days.
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Eco-friendly Diwali goes up in smoke
Doctors say senior citizens and asthma patients are the most-affected The festival of lights wasn
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Rs33,000 cr: Thats what Nagpurs land boom is worth
NAGPUR: It was a temptation that 65-year-old Daulat Moon could not resist. The deal was too big for him to reject: Rs 40 lakh per acre of land or a little less than Rs100 per sq feet.
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Rs 4,868-cr package for unhappy farmers
The state government has decided to offer Rs 4,868 crore package to 39 lakh farmers who were left out of the centre
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Govt plea in SC to end forest land row
Govt plea in SC to end forest land row Residents of buildings on private forest land in Mumbai and Thane may have won half the battle against the decision to term their buildings illegal.
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Commission appointed to probe Sahyadri land grab
Government decides to hand over 1,011 acres of surplus land at Pawna to farmers by way of rehabilitation The government has formed a six-member committee to look into the complaints on misappropriation of land acquired by the state for setting up dams at Pawna, Maval and Mulshi, among others in Pune district.
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Monorail project work to start in Jan
The first monorail corridor in the country will finally see the light of day, but at a cost higher than what was expected. The executive committee of the Mumbai Metropolitan Regional Development Authority (MMRDA) gave the green signal to the of 19.5km corridor from Jacob Circle to Chembur.
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A high-risk area for polio, city is not on priority list
The last pulse polio immunisation drive was cancelled; there is no surety that the next one, scheduled for November 9, will be carried out
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A monorail will chug in BKC
The total cost of the project is estimated to be Rs1,125 crore for the four-km long route