PoP idols flood Belagavi market despite ban | Hubballi News

Belagavi: Despite restrictions on plaster of paris (PoP) Ganesha idols, the banned idols continue to dominate the festive market in Belagavi. Large quantities are reportedly being transported from neighbouring Maharashtra and sold across the district, even as local manufacturing remains restricted.Along with household idols, giant Ganesha idols measuring up to 30 feet are being transported…

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Tolly producers likely to get more leeway in hiring technicians | Kolkata News

Kolkata: Recent meeting minutes from the state’s information and cultural affairs department outline a framework for producer crew freedom. But, technicians said, the matter was still under discussion rather than it being a final order. Even so, they maintained an open, non-confrontational stance, focused on “what was best for the industry”.“We had discussions over how…

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Veerappan’s village Gopinatham gets PHC after 7-decade-long wait | Mysuru News

Department heads directed to complete the project within the stipulated deadline Mysuru: Construction of a primary health centre (PHC) has finally begun at Gopinatham, the village of slain brigand Veerappan, located on the edge of the dense forests of MM Hills Wildlife Sanctuary along the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border.The state govt last year granted administrative approval…

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PMC calls key meet with railways and defence to discuss land handover for HCMTR and inner ring road | Pune News

PMC has deployed dedicated teams to fast-track preliminary land requirement proposals Pune: PMC is scheduled to hold a crucial coordination meeting next week with senior officials from the railways and the ministry of defence to discuss the handover of vital land parcels required to construct high capacity mass transit route (HCMTR) and the inner ring…

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1,051 MW shortfall from Centre, tripping of private units behind power outages: Minister | Chandigarh News

Punjab minister Tarunpreet Singh Sond Chandigarh: Addressing the prevailing power situation in the state, Punjab power minister Tarunpreet Singh Sond on Saturday said Punjab is currently receiving 1,051 MW less power than its allocated share from the central power pool.He asserted that while the state-owned thermal power plants have adequate coal stocks, private thermal power…

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