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MCD okays 3-year school safety certificates

Delhi's MCD ends annual renewal for school health & building safety certificates, aligning with Delhi govt's 3-year validity. Also approves outsourcing gardeners for park maintenance.

Bokaro Intensifies Road Safety Outreach on Highways

Bokaro authorities intensify Road Safety Month drive, highlighting cat's eyes & reflective tape for night visibility. DC Ajay Nath Jha explains their crucial role in preventing accidents. Stay safe!

AI-Powered Climate Advisories for Andhra Farmers via App

Andhra Pradesh horticulture farmers will now get hyperlocal, climate-smart guidance via the AI-driven FarmerChat mobile app. This initiative aims to boost resilience and income. Discover how AI is transforming agriculture.

Dry Winter Damages Himachal's Mango, Litchi Crops

An extended dry winter spell in Himachal Pradesh is severely impacting subtropical fruit crops like mango and litchi. Experts warn of significant yield loss. Learn about the causes and farmer concerns.

Indian Woman's 3 AM Walk in Singapore Goes Viral

An Indian woman's video walking alone at 3 AM in Singapore, feeling completely safe, has gone viral. It highlights a stark contrast to safety concerns many women face in India. Read her story and the reactions.

Kadri Park Flower Show in Mangaluru from Jan 23

Mangaluru's Kadri Park is set to bloom with a spectacular flower show starting January 23. The main attraction will be artistic creations made entirely from flowers. Don't miss it!

BEST Mumbai assigns new duties to drivers in accidents

After the fatal Bhandup accident, BEST Mumbai mandates alternative duties for drivers involved in crashes, enforces mandatory retraining, and reviews driver records to prioritize passenger and pedestrian safety.

Dhubri Offers Roses to Helmet-Wearing Bikers for Road Safety

Dhubri transport authorities launch a unique National Road Safety Month campaign, rewarding compliant bikers with roses while penalizing violators. Initiatives include rallies, street plays, and reflector tape distribution in fog.

Pesticides in Kashmir Orchards Linked to Brain Tumors

A Kashmir assembly committee investigates the alarming link between decades of pesticide use in apple orchards and rising malignant brain tumour cases among workers. Urgent policy action is demanded.

Why Crop Insurance Fails Kashmir's Apple Growers

Kashmir's apple growers face mounting losses from climate shocks, but the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana fails to provide a safety net. Discover the data and design hurdles crippling horticulture insurance.

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