Registration of healthcare facilities mandatory
These rules aim to make available a database of clinical establishments which are authorised to function and thereby improve public health quality by eliminating quacks The Union Ministry of public
Daily News Analysis (Mumbai)
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MMRDA has just 2 projects in Rs6,000 crore budget
Mumbai: Admitting that their income through land sale in Bandra-Kurla Complex has suffered a jolt due to recession, the Mumbai Metropolitan Regional Development Authority (MMRDA) presented a Rs6,143-crore budget for the financial year 2010-11 on Tuesday.
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Stop sugar to alcohol and chocolate firms
Mumbai: The fight over price rise seems to be getting shriller by the day. The Congress, angry at Union agriculture minister Sharad Pawar
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Crisis solution: firm promises Mumbai water from thin air
Mumbai: With the city facing one of its worst water crises, proposals to alleviate the problem are aplenty. One such proposal is by a city-based firm that claims it can produce water out of thin air.
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IIT professor builds device to reduce risk of radiation
Mumbai: How to shield your building from the harmful affects of radiation? Ask Girish Kumar, the IIT Bombay professor, who has invented a shield that can be installed in concrete structures to block radiation. A developer has asked Kumar to install his radiation shield in a 300-m building near the TV tower in Worli.
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Rising milk prices may fuel India inflation Citigroup
Mumbai: Rising prices of milk and dairy products are a potential pressure point for food inflation, Citigroup said in a recent note. Government data on wholesale price inflation pegs the annual jump in milk and dairy at 13.4% in December from 6-7% in the previous year and the 7% increase in milk prices last week could aggravate the situation further, it added.
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BMC seeks private help to generate non-potable water
Private companies will soon play a direct role in the city
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Indian nuclear plant operator bags International Excellence Award
Mumbai: A director with the Tarapur Atomic Power Station is among the eight recipients of the International Excellence Award given by World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO).
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Green plumbers will help Mumbai tide over water crisis
Mumbai: Mumbai
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Plans to tackle water crisis in Nagpur district
NAGPUR: The district administration has geared up to tackle the drinking water crisis ahead of summer and will be spending Rs8.18 crores on it, official sources said today. A meeting chaired by district collector Praveen Darade today reviewed the situation in 916 villages falling in the district.
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Now, your bath water can help city combat crisis
Mumbai: The city is facing its worst ever water crisis, and its citizens like Dr Ajit Gokhale who are braving it head-on. While many have adopted traditional methods of conserving water, Gokhale has a unique idea to save water. He is recycling bath waste water in housing societies and giving it a second life.