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Pune Police Plan to Launch 'Virtual Appointment System' to Interact With Citizens
The initiative, to be initially launched at the police commissionerate, has been conceived in the backdrop of an increase in crime cases since relaxations were granted in the lockdown in the city, a coronavirus hotspot.
Carbon Dioxide Has Never Been Higher, Though Air is Cleaner Because of Humans in Lockdown
Scientists attribute this recorded spike to the seasonal activity of trees and plants though.
World Environment Day 2020: Date, Theme, Significance and History
World Environment Day is observed across the world to raise awareness about the environment and the importance of conserving the planet.
20 DMRC Staff in Delhi-NCR have Tested Positive for Covid-19 Till Date, Say Sources
DMRC officials have been coming to office or station premises to ensure the smooth resumption of services, whenever the orders come from the government.
FICCI Fixes Rates for Covid-19 Treatment in Associated Private Hospitals
Beds reserved for government-referred patients in isolation wards will be charged Rs 13,600, in ICU without ventilator Rs 27,088 and in ICU with ventilator will be charged Rs 36,853 per patient, FICCI said.
Maharashtra CM Directs Officials to Complete Cyclone Damage Reports in Two Days, Restore Power
Thackeray directed the authorities to provide aid of Rs 4 lakh to the kin of those killed, the CMO statement said.
Basu Chatterjee (1930-2020): The Masterful Chronicler of Urban Life and Aspirations
The beauty of Chatterjee's films lies in the simplicity with which he presents complex human dynamics and his ability to find the beauty of mundaneness.
50-Year-Old Man Held for Rape Attempt on Baby Girl in MP's Datia District
The victim, aged less then two years, is grand-daughter of the accused man's friend, police said.
Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India Sells 1.5 Lakh Units in May 2020, BS-VI Sales Cross 6 Lakh Mark
Over 70% of Honda dealers have by now resumed Sales & Service operations. Parallely, as 100% of Honda’s 308 supplier plants got approvals to restart operations.
Atlas Shuts Down Factory in Ghaziabad On World Bicycle Day, Nearly 1000 Rendered Jobless
The workers found the notice pasted at the main gate of the factory on June 3, which has been recognised as World Bicycle Day by the United Nations.
Global CO2 Measurement Hits Record High in May Despite Pandemic Induced Lockdown
Carbon dioxide recorded at the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii reached 417 parts per million (ppm) in May, higher than the record of 414.8 ppm set last year.
Jamia Millia Islamia Staffer Dies of Coronavirus, Varsity Shut till June 30
The deceased was a senior clerk working in the Jamia Millia Islamia university's Centre for Theoretical Physics.
Nisarga Aftermath: Pune Reports Third Cyclone-related Death
The cyclone impacted Pune as it moved towards the northern part of the state on Wednesday, battering parts of Khed, Maval Mulshi, Junnar and Ambegaon tehsils.
People with Med Emergency Can Get e-Pass to Enter Delhi, AAP Govt tells HC
The AAP government has sealed the Delhi borders for one week starting June 1 and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had said that the moment we open the borders, people from across the country will come to Delhi for treatment. Delhi hospitals should be reserv...
HP India 3D Prints 1.2 Lakh Ventilator Parts To Help Covid-19 Frontline Workers
The ventilator parts printed by HP India 3D include inhale and exhale connectors, valve holders, oxygen nozzles and solenoid mounts.
BPCL Sees Gasoline, Diesel Demand Returning to Pre-Covid Levels in July
India, the world's third-biggest oil consumer, imports about 84% of its oil requirements.