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20 Stories IndexedINCOIS to deploy AI, satellite remote sensing to track marine litter hotspots
INCOIS plans to use artificial intelligence and satellite remote sensing to identify and monitor marine litter hotspots.
The initiative will improve monitoring of marine pollution, aiding cleanup and environmental protection efforts.
Railway employees union seeks restoration of pensions
A union representing railway workers is formally requesting the reinstatement of their pension system. The appeal highlights ongoing labor concerns regarding retirement benefits within the railway sector.
Centre seeks fast-track clearance for Adilabad airfield project
The central government is requesting expedited approval to move forward with the Adilabad airfield project. Local authorities are reviewing the necessary clearances to facilitate the development of the aviation facility.
Northeast’s largest power project initiated in Assam’s Dhubri
Adani Power Limited has initiated the construction of the Northeast's largest 3,200 MW thermal power project in Assam's Dhubri district. The project site was relocated from the neighboring Kokrajhar district after the Bodoland Territorial Council was unable to secure the necessary land, leading to prior evictions.
KM-1 capture operation gathers pace as kraal nears completion
Forest department officials in Kannur are accelerating preparations to capture an elephant known as KM-1, with the construction of a temporary enclosure nearly finished. Authorities plan to transport trained kumki elephants from the Muthanga camp in Wayanad within the next 48 hours to assist in the operation.
Ceiling collapse at MGM Warangal injures three patients; T-JUDA seeks early opening of new hospital
Three patients sustained injuries following a ceiling collapse at the government-run MGM Hospital in Warangal. In the wake of the incident, the Telangana Junior Doctors Association has urged the government to expedite the opening of a newly constructed hospital building to ensure patient safety.
Keralam government targets 1 crore litres of daily milk production within three years: Minister Bindhu Krishna
The government of Kerala aims to increase daily milk production to one crore litres over the next three years. Minister Bindhu Krishna announced the production target as part of the state's dairy development initiatives.
Old era of jingoism, equating Nepali nationalism with anti-Indianism, is over: Nepal Finance Minister
Nepal's Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle is visiting Delhi to advocate for improved bilateral relations between Nepal and India following recent flooding. He emphasizes that the traditional political stance linking Nepali nationalism with anti-Indian sentiment has concluded, while urging updates to existing trade treaties and connectivity initiatives.
South Central Railway wins five awards for energy efficiency
South Central Railway has been honored with five awards recognizing its efforts in energy conservation and efficiency. The accolades highlight the zone's commitment to implementing sustainable operational practices.
Government should have organised massive protest against insult to Mallikarjun Kharge, says Congress leader
A Congress leader has stated that the government should have coordinated a large-scale protest in response to an alleged insult directed at party president Mallikarjun Kharge. The remark highlights ongoing political tensions and disputes regarding the treatment of senior opposition figures.
Heavy rainfall forecast in 14 Telangana districts on September 21
Meteorological authorities have issued a heavy rainfall forecast affecting 14 districts across the state of Telangana on September 21. Local administrations and residents are advised to prepare for potential disruptions caused by the severe weather conditions.
CPI(M) launches protest in Vijayawada, demands house sites for poor
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) has initiated a demonstration in Vijayawada. The political group is calling on authorities to provide residential land plots for underprivileged citizens.
YSRCP accuses government of diverting attention from ‘Super Six’ failures
Leaders of the YSRCP have accused the ruling coalition government of leveling unfounded allegations and fostering social divisions. According to the party, these tactics are intended to distract the public from the administration's failure to deliver on its core electoral commitments known as the 'Super Six'.
CPI(M) demands ₹1 lakh crore special drought relief package for farmers in Andhra Pradesh
The CPI(M) is demanding a ₹1 lakh crore special relief package for farmers in Andhra Pradesh amid worsening drought conditions. The state has not acted on meteorological warnings about severe El Niño. The party’s state secretary, Srinivasa Rao, highlighted the lack of response. The demand underscores the urgency of addressing the drought’s impact on agriculture. The call reflects growing pressure on the state government to provide emergency aid.
Parts of Hyderabad receive brief showers on September 20
Certain areas of Hyderabad experienced brief rainfall on September 20. The unexpected precipitation provided a brief respite from the prevailing weather conditions in the affected neighborhoods.
Bharath honours students from Rajaka community, assures financial aid for education
The Industries Minister of Bharath has honored students belonging to the Rajaka community. During the event, it was announced that the TGV Group will provide financial aid of ₹2,000 to each student from the Kurnool constituency to support their education.
6,733 pending cases in Mysuru settled through Lok Adalat
A recent Lok Adalat held in Mysuru successfully resolved 6,733 pending legal cases through alternative dispute resolution methods. These periodic Lok Adalats aim to reduce the backlog of cases in the traditional court system and provide swift resolutions for litigants.
YSRCP liquor policy riddled with irregularities, alleges I&PR Minister
Andhra Pradesh Information and Public Relations Minister Kolusu Parthasarathy has accused the previous YSRCP administration of financial irregularities within the state's liquor policy. He has called for a response from former Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy as authorities investigate allegations of substantial kickbacks and structural changes to the alcohol distribution system.
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences launches Rajiv Gandhi Rakta Kosh in all district headquarters to encourage blood donations
Measures are being taken to promote platelet donation too, with a decision to facilitate direct contact between platelet donors and recipients. Efforts are on to develop dedicated software for this purpose
Ajmal is Assam CM’s ‘108’ service, says Gaurav Gogoi
Addressing a party rally for the Nagaon parliamentary by-election, the State Congress president alleges a ‘secret alliance’ between the BJP and the minority-based AIUDF
