132 kg of biomedical waste cleared from Narayanapuram lake
The Hindu
CHENNAI
The Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB), in coordination with the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC), removed around 132 kg of biomedical waste from the banks of Narayanapuram Lake in South Kolathur.
A complaint from Corporation zone 14 was filed with the TNPCB regarding biomedical waste dumped near the lake. After inspection by TNPCB officials and GCC zonal officers, the dumped biomedical waste was collected and handed over to the Common Biomedical Waste Treatment Facility of G.J. Multiclave (India) Pvt. Ltd. for safe and scientific disposal.
Shorts News:Cambodia–Thailand ceasefire consolidated after China-led trilateral meeting
CM Stalin says 'Dravidian Model' govt. 2.0 will implement new schemes for women to drive socio-economic development in Tamil Nadu.
“Why should the Indian Hovernment settle penalties imposed by the Sri Lankan Government regarding violation of regulations by [our] fishermen?,” asked Minister of State for Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying S.P. Singh Baghel.
Deputy Commissioner H.V. Darshan emphasizes asset maintenance for project success and addresses garbage dumping issues in Mangaluru.
India's AI Impact Summit aims for G20-level participation, featuring global leaders and addressing key AI governance and accessibility issues.
Conflicting surveys reveal discrepancies in the number of families affected by the Kogilu demolition, complicating recovery efforts.
Underworld operatives 'Kali' Yogish and Yogish Acharya charged under KCOCA for murder and other criminal activities in Mangaluru.
Visual artist Taarika John's illustrated book explores Kerala's classical art forms, blending rich visuals with cultural insights.
Supreme Court grants temporary relief to Unnao rape survivor, restoring faith in the judiciary amid ongoing protests and legal battles.
Identity cards of delivery executives blocked by aggregator companies after they take part in strike
Delivery executives in Bengaluru face ID blocking by aggregator companies after participating in a nationwide strike for workers' rights.
Mangaluru International Airport conducted a mock bomb threat exercise to enhance security preparedness against potential threats.
The show marked the ninth day of performances at the ongoing Swaralaya Samanwayam dance and music festival
NABARD credited with building strong cooperative institutions