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  • UP government launched Nand Baba Milk Mission scheme

    UP government launched Nand Baba Milk Mission scheme

    Lucknow: In a bid to make Uttar Pradesh a leading state in the field of milk development and milk production, the state government has launched the Nand Baba Milk Mission scheme at a cost of Rs 1,000 crore.

    The Nand Baba Milk Mission scheme, which was launched, has been implemented to provide milk producers the facility of selling their milk at a reasonable price in villages through dairy co-operative societies.

    Cabinet Minister, Livestock and Dairy Development Department, Dharampal Singh said the department was making constant efforts to ensure the development of the rural economy in the state, to provide remunerative prices to the farmers for their milk and to strengthen the agro-based infrastructure. Under this mission, it is proposed to form a Dairy farmer producer organisation (Dairy FPO) in order to facilitate sale of milk in producers’ villages itself, he said.

    In the financial year 2023-24, there is a plan to set up five Dairy FPOs in as many districts of the state as a pilot project, in which women will also play a major role, he said.

    Besides the opening of the office of the Nand Baba Milk Mission at KisanGomtinagar, a ‘Dairy Development Portal’ and logo of Nand Baba Mission has also been unveiled.

  • TN police to launch ‘Operation missing children’

    TN police to launch ‘Operation missing children’

    CHENNAI: As a step to trace the missing children in the last 10 years, the TN police will be launching ‘operation missing children’ immediately.

    In a communication to all the commissioners of police in cities and superintendents of police in the districts, the state head of the police force has also sent the list of missing children who are yet to be traced in the last 10 years.

    Senior officers are instructed to organise a special drive under the supervision of the additional superintendent of police and Crime against Women and Children unit assisted by the Inspectors of All-Women Police Stations.

    “All the station head officers of the police stations and all women police stations should take special efforts to track and trace the missing children and restore them to their parents. The services of the social welfare department and child welfare committees may also be sought in making this operation a grand success,” the letter from DGP C Sylendra Babu said.

    The DGP had also asked his officers to report the details of the children rescued in 24 hours besides seeking a consolidated report by June 12. The commissioners of police and the superintendents of police who have accomplished this vital aspect of the police work will be rewarded suitably, noted the letter from the state police chief.

  • PharmaLytica 2023 begins in Hyderabad

    PharmaLytica 2023 begins in Hyderabad

    The ninth edition of PharmaLytica 2023, a pharmaceutical exhibition,kickstarted in the city on Thursday. Over 150 exhibitors and 250 delegates took part in the B2B event. During the three-day event,a footfall of more than 6,000 domestic and international visitors from 16 countries and 21 Indian States is expected. Jayesh Ranjan, Principal Secretary, Industries and Commerce, Telangana,inaugurated the event. Yogesh Mudras, Managing Director, Informa Markets India, said: “With a current value of around $50 billion, India is the third largest pharmaceutical industry in the world. Current projections state this will grow in revenue to $130 billion by 2030.”

  • Real estate boom started in Krishna district due to port work

    Real estate boom started in Krishna district due to port work

    Vijayawada : The commencement of Machilipatnam port construction works and completion of the two major national highway works NH-65 (Pune -Machilipatnam) and NH 216 (Kathipudi- Ongole) is luring the realtors and investors towards Krishna district to invest in real estate sector. With a vast extent of fields, plenty of water sources and a good number of transport facilities, the Krishna district is attracting realtors and compelling them to embark on new ventures.

    It may be noted here, after the district bifurcation, Krishna district itself has become an extensive land bank for starting real estate projects when compared to the NTR district.

    NTR district doesn’t have much land due to its geographical features, moreover, the cost of plots and flats adjacent to Vijayawada city is so expensive that common man cannot afford them. Hence, realtors, builders and individual investors are purchasing lands in the limits of Krishna district for future returns. The realtors are purchasing lands alongside Machilipatnam-Pune national highway from Vijayawada (Auto Nagar) to Machilipatnam.

    The builders and realtors are starting ventures beginning from Tadigadapa, Penamaluru, Poranki, Kankipadu, Vuyyuru, Guduru and Machilipatnam in Krishna district in an extent of 70 km alongside NH 65. Besides, the realtors also took up real estate projects between Machilipatnam and Gudivada alongside Machilipatnam- Vissannapeta state highway. The projects are being taken up at Valandapalem, Hussainpalem, Pedana, Vadlamannadu, Gudlavalleru, Angaluru, Bommuluru and Gudivada.

    The realtors and builders, who have been disgruntled for the past three years due to Covid effect, are now showing interest to invest more and more in the real estate sector again, and they are assuming the Krishna district is the best place for investments. Envisaging a bright future and great returns in real estate sector, they are purchasing lands massively in the limits of Krishna district and changing them into real estate ventures by following all the rules and regulations. This unprecedented purchase of lands has increased the land prices here significantly, which became profitable to the farmers. At present, farmers are selling their lands that are close to the highways at Rs 3 crore to Rs 5 crore per acre in Machilipatnam region. In the past, the rates here are from Rs 40 lakh to Rs 2 crore.

    Similarly, the lands, which are not near the highways (in villages) cost up to Rs 30 to Rs 40 lakh per acre and the rate was confined to Rs 15 to Rs 25 lakh earlier.

    The land rates alongside NH-216 from Kruthivennu to (via Machilipatnam) Avanigadda have been increased to around Rs 2 crore per acre, and the land rates alongside Machilipatnam to Gudivada State Highway Rs 2 to Rs 4 crore per acre, and Machilpatnam to Tadigadapa Rs 3 crore to above Rs 7 crore and more.

    Despite the high rates, the realtors are buying and starting ventures. They are selling plots at a minimum cost of Rs 10,000 for one sq ft near Machilipatnam and it is doubled in the limits of Kankipadu and Penamaluru areas. Besides, Ramavarappadu ring (near Vijayawada) to Hanuman Junction alongside NH-16 (Chennai-Kolkata Highway) which also fall under Krishna district the real estate and the land rates are immeasurable.

  • apollo hospital started monthly liver clinic

    apollo hospital started monthly liver clinic

    Tirupati :Apollo Hospitals, Chennai, a pioneer in providing world-class healthcare services, has inaugurated a monthly Liver clinic by its Head, Liver Diseases & Transplantation centre Dr Elankumaran K along with his team in Tirupati. This initiative aims to bring specialised liver transplant care closer to the residents of Tirupati and its neighbouring areas, minimising the need for extensive travel for consultations.

    Speaking on the objectives of the clinic, Dr Elankumaran told the media on Saturday that, “Liver health is very important in the well-being of an individual. Diseases like viral hepatitis, non-alcoholic fatty liver diseases etc., are increasing every year. Liver disease has become one of the most common public health problems in India”.

    The liver transplant programme at Apollo Hospitals, Chennai is backed by state-of-the-art infrastructure, cutting-edge technology, and a multidisciplinary team of highly skilled specialists. The monthly clinic will offer consultations for liver-related disorders, pre-transplant evaluations, post-transplant follow-up, and general guidance on liver health. Patients will have the opportunity to benefit from vast knowledge and receive personalised advice tailored to their specific needs.

  • Annual training camp of NCC started at Pramita School

    Annual training camp of NCC started at Pramita School

    Karimnagar: The annual training camp of NCC was inaugurated at Paramita Heritage School in Karimnagar on Monday. About 600 students from various schools and colleges participated in t training classes. The cadets will undergo training for ten days. Telangana NCC Battalion Karimnagar Commanding Officer Colonel Daniel Lotzem inaugurated the NCC camp. “These training classes are very useful for the cadets. Every cadet is given training in firing, weapon drill, yoga and army related drills. The students who completed this training will qualify for the certificate, the colonel said. Subhedar Major Sagar Singh, Captain Kiran Jyoti, Training Officers Jyotilakshmi, Maggi, Prakash, V. Rajesh, Sandeep Kumar, Training J. C. O Bala Shanmugam and others participated.

  • TS EAMCET 2023 Begins

    TS EAMCET 2023 Begins

    Hyderabad: The Telangana State Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test (TS EAMCET) began at centres in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh on Wednesday. It is reported that a total of 28,685 students have been allotted to different centres to appear for the morning session of the AM test that concludes at 12 noon. Likewise, 28,892 students are expected to sit for the afternoon session, which will be conducted from 3 pm to 6 pm. The AM stream test is being conducted in 113 centres with 95 in Telangana and 18 in Andhra Pradesh. Following conclusion of AM stream test on Thursday, the engineering entrance test will be held on May 12, 13 and 14 for which a total of 2,05,031 applications have been received by the Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University – Hyderabad, which is holding the TS EAMCET.

  • Himachal Electricity Board started e-payment system

    Himachal Electricity Board started e-payment system

    Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board Limited (HPSEBL) has launched the SAP (System Application Programme) online payment system.

    Under this system, centralised payments portal, implementation of Budget modules, private sector project hydro-solar payment portal, prepaid metering in Dharamsala and Shimla and multiple portal for RTGS/NEFT have been made operational.

    HPSEBL Managing Director Pankaj Dadwal said these services would make the processing of payments in respect of various firms/contractors/vendors prompt. “The payments will be processed on first-come-first-served basis without any human intervention from the head office. The payments will be directly credited to the bank accounts of firms/contractors/vendors from the head office,” he added.

  • TTD resumes issuing Divya Darshan tokens

    TTD resumes issuing Divya Darshan tokens

    Tirumala: TTD on Saturday resumed issuing Divya Darshan tokens at Alipiri and Srivarimettu footpath routes on a trial basis.At Alipiri footpath route, per day 10,000 tokens will be issued at Galigopuram and in the Srivarimettu footpath route, every day 5000 tokens will be issued at 1,250th step. The tokens will be issued to the devotees in person based on their Aadhaar ID proof only to the pilgrims on foot reaching Tirumala for darshan. It may be mentioned here that TTD stopped Divya Darshan tokens almost three years ago due to Covid Pandemic. Upon the request from devotees, TTD has resumed Divya Darshan tokens as a token of gesture to the pedestrian pilgrims to Tirumala, on an experimental basis.

  • Indigo starts Dharamshala-Delhi flight

    Indigo starts Dharamshala-Delhi flight

    IndiGo today commenced a direct flight between Dharamsala and Delhi. Union Minister for Information and Broadcasting Anurag Thakur participated in the inaugural ceremony of the IndiGo flight to Dharamsala, virtually.

    Talking to The Tribune, he said it was the fifth commercial flight to operate between Delhi and Dharamsala form the Gaggal airport in Kangra district. The increased number of flights from Delhi to Dharamsala would boost tourism in Kangra, Chamba, Una, Mandi and Hamirpur.

    He said the expansion of the Gaggal airport was the Centre’s priority. Now the ball was in the court of the state government. It should acquire and hand over the land needed for the expansion to the Airports Authorities of India (AAI) at the earliest so that the work could begin, he said.

    Vinay Malhotra, head of global sales, IndiGo, said, “We are pleased to announce the launch of our operations from Dharamsala, the 78th domestic destination, making our way into the serene valleys of HP. Direct connectivity to Dharamsala will provide a gateway for tourists to explore the local markets, temples, monasteries, museums, churches and unwind in the picturesque mountains of HP. The direct flight from Delhi will also connect HP to the rest of the country and international destinations in Asia, Middle East and Europe.”

    At present, SpiceJet and Air India operate two flights each between Dharamsala and Delhi daily. With IndiGo starting the service from today, there will be five flights a day on the route. Air India also operates a flight between Chandigarh and Dharamsala for five days in a week.

    The Gaggal airport is the only domestic airport that has regular air connectivity. A proposal has been mooted for its expansion and the Centre has sanctioned Rs 400 crore for the project. The state has also proposed a budget of Rs 2,000 crore for the project.