Summer heat antidote to swine flu
Daily cases in State take a nosedive With the mercury shooting up, number of swine flu cases reported in the State per day has seen a drastic drop. While around 20 to 25 cases were reported on a daily
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State TB cell mulls MoU with India Post to transport samples
The State TB Cell officials are mulling signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the postal department to transport sputum samples from Primary Health Centres to Cartridge Based Nucleic Acid Amplification
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Bhadradri power project a step closer to commissioning
Boiler of the first unit of 4×270 MW power project lighted-up on Monday The 4×270 MW (1,080) Bhadradri Thermal Power Station (BTPS), the second power project taken up after the formation of Telangana
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Residents’ association leads the way in groundwater conservation
Adjudged third best in India, the RWA has received National Water Award At a time when the water table in urban pockets is on a constant decline owing to the over exploitation of groundwater and the
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A.P. bags third place in water awards
Anantapur best district, Simhachalam best religious place Andhra Pradesh stood third in the National Water Awards for 2018 behind Maharashtra and Gujarat, as part of the awards instituted by the Ministry
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MoEF panel rejects impact report on SCCL project
Says it lacks necessary details, apart from conflict of interest The expert appraisal committee of the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) has rejected the impact assessment report submitted
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Action plan mooted to boost usage of fly-ash bricks
They prevent the use of top soil for manufacturing of clay bricks Only 66 billion out of a whopping 400 billion bricks are made of fly ash every year, according to a study conducted by the city-based
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Cell to train govt. officials in eco-protection practices
Joint initiative of pollution board, HR institute and CSE The State’s pollution control board and the Human Resources Development Institute in collaboration with Centre for Science and Environment (CSE),
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Now, ULBs will oversee green norm compliance
Draft notification of Central rules on environment impact assessment is ready: expert In a major policy shift, proposals have been mooted to empower Urban local bodies (ULBs) to oversee the effective
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Clay idols that speak for environment
Doing her bit: A student of Home Science College spray-painting a Ganesha idol in the city on Saturday. Home Science Department creates natural colours that are as good as synthetic ones In a small