Vedanta's Sterlite Copper Plant Stops Oxygen Production Due To "Technical snag"
NDTV
COVID-19 Tamil Nadu: In a statement today, the company said, "a technical snag has developed in the cold box at our oxygen plant in Tuticorin, leading to a temporary pause in production."
Vedanta Ltd owned Sterlite Copper Plant which recently, commenced production of medical oxygen at its facility in Tamil Nadu has faced a 'technical snag' in a cold box leading to a suspension of production, the company said today. The facility began production of medical oxygen and the first set of medical oxygen tankers was dispatched to the beneficiaries on Thursday from the Tuticorin plant, located about 600 kms from Chennai. In a statement today, the company said, "a technical snag has developed in the cold box at our oxygen plant in Tuticorin, leading to a temporary pause in production." The company said it anticipated a 'minor technical fluctuation' since the plant remained unattended for three years.
Prime Minister Modi took to X to extend his best wishes on Diwali
A preliminary investigation of the victim's mobile location and call detail records directed the police to the accused's house in Jodhpur.
Police said the four minors aged between 13 and 16 have been detained and interrogated, they said.
On Wednesday evening Alapan Banerjee told reporters, "Since the Central government is not giving any fund, the state is doing the survey so proper lists can be given to the centre regarding housing scheme".
Earlier this week, a 20-year-old tattoo artist from Noida had been arrested for making a similar threat.
"These are irresponsible statements. Nawab Malik was never a terrorist nor was ever with any terrorist or any criminal. Nawab Malik has been in politics in this country for 50 years," he said
ACC and the Adani Foundation address socio-economic challenges in Gudur Panchayat by providing microfinance and business training through 12 Self-Help Groups (SHGs)
Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena claimed the former chief minister wanted his name associated with the healthcare scheme.
Pradmunya Kumar, the pharmacist, and his two girlfriends -- Roji Patra and Ejita Bhuyan, both nurses -- have been arrested, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Pinak Mishra said.
These birds appear to be affected by a kind of paralysis, clear symptoms of avian botulism which has sent alarm bells ringing at the famous Sambhar salt lake of Rajasthan