Hazaribag Municipal Corporation to impose ₹5,000 fine for littering | Ranchi News

Sanitation workers have been asked to ensure timely collection of waste from households and commercial establishments Hazaribag: The Hazaribag Municipal Corporation would impose fines of up to ₹5,000 on persons dumping garbage on roads, in drains, or at public places in a bid to enforce cleanliness measures, officials said.The decision was taken during a review…

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Private schools announce non-cooperation over pending demands | Vadodara News

Vadodara: Gujarat’s self-financed school managements have announced a statewide non-cooperation movement over a range of long-pending demands, including the fee approval process, delayed Right to Education (RTE) reimbursements and provisions concerning staff appointments and removals under the recently introduced amendment bill.As part of the agitation, the Gujarat Self-Financed School Management Federation has directed private affiliated…

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BHU workshop on liquid biopsy tech for cancer test | Varanasi News

Varanasi: A two-day national workshop on ‘Decoding Cancer through Liquid Biopsy: A Hands-on Workshop from cfDNA/cfRNA Extraction to ddPCR Data Interpretation’ concluded on Wednesday at the Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University.The workshop was organised by the DIAMOnDS Centre, IMS-BHU, with the support of the health research department and the Indian Council of Medical…

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57th GST Council meeting: Proposed GST amendment may reduce Keralam’s revenue leakage | Thiruvananthapuram News

Thiruvananthapuram: Keralam could see a significant reduction in GST revenue leakage if the proposed system-based changes to GSTR-3B (GST return used to declare tax liability and claim input tax credit) are implemented. GST sources estimate that the state is currently losing around Rs 100 crore a month through fraudulent utilisation of input tax credit (ITC).The…

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