Odisha Cabinet headed by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik have approved the revised cost of Rs. 4224.22 Crore (with an additional outlay of Rs 1016.22 crore) under Augmentation Basic Amenities and Development of Heritage and Architecture (ABADHA) Scheme for the development of Puri into a world-
Welcomed as co-religionists in this predominantly Muslim area, approximately 1,500 Tibetan Muslims have not only preserved their unique culture and traditions but have also established deep connections with their Kashmiri neighbours. Through their vibrant restaurants and cultural endeavours,
New Delhi [India], June 16: The experts at the workshop convened by Bayer and IHW Council, to promote knowledge and awareness on government "Expert Guidelines" on the prevention of unnecessary hysterectomies, observed that the Supreme Court's order on curbing the prevalence of hysterectomies
Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], June 13: Yearbook Canvas, a prominent venture in Marwari Catalysts' portfolio, has successfully raised USD 150k in bridge funding. The startup aims to strengthen the network of educational institutes, their students and alumni. They plan to utilize these fun
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], June 9: World Environment Day is the occasion that encourages everyone to think about newer ways to preserve natural resources and become valiant protectors for a greener future.
Auburn University researchers showed that honey bee colonies had extraordinary skills to adapt and preserve their nest construction even in the face of severe disturbances.
To protect and preserve the environment and encourage people towards their involvement in tree plantation, an Assam BJP MLA of Golaghat district has organized a unique competition among local residents of his constituency.
Mrinal Saikia, a BJP legislator from Assam has come up with a unique initiative in his constituency to protect and preserve the environment and also encourage people's active involvement in tree plantations.
"This year's theme very aptly underlines the urgent need to combat the detrimental effects of plastic on our planet and promote alternative eco-friendly usable replacing single-use plastic material, which is necessary to preserve human life and protect rights. In this regard, rigorous policy
Riaz Ali Chandio, the Chairman of JSM claimed that the census results were perceived as a bogus population count aimed at marginalizing the Sindhi community.
"Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj took decisions in the interest of the common people. The Cultural Affairs Department of Maharashtra has been tasked with the project and has been asked to collect and collate literature and relics and other objects from that era, from across the world, to revive