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
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Widen Mithi or forget airport development: MMRDA
Mumbai: The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has given the Mumbai International Airport Ltd (Mial) an ultimatum. In a recent meeting, the agency said that it won
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Hole develops in Nandurmadhmeshwar dam in Nashik
Nashik: Atleast 225 mcft water from the Nandurmadhmeshwar dam near here was flown away after a hole developed in it, official sources said today. The 100-year-old dam, which was renovated by the state government last year, developed a hole yesterday resulting in water-logging in nearby fields, causing threat of water shortage in Marathwada, they said. Repair work is on, sources added.
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Forget elevation. Mumbai needs an underground metro
Mumbai: Renowned British architect William R Ainsworth and his German counterpart Frid Buhler have been exploring Mumbai for the past two days to check out the city
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Experts against desalination on entire coast of Maharashtra
Mumbai: The state government is toying with the idea of using the state
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Mahableshwar strawberry awaits its special status
Mumbai: Very soon, you will know whether the
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Maha govt to focus on 'bivalent' polio vaccination
Pune: Union health minister Gulam Nabi Azad today said that the government would now focus on 'bivalent' polio vaccination starting with Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Launching Pune district's polio eradication drive, Azad said the fresh anti-polio vaccination drive would give protection against P1 and P3 strains of the virus as P2 had now become extinct in India.
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Mangrove wetland centre still a dream
Mumbai: Mumbaikars may have to fight it out to get the mangrove wetland centre, proposed nearly two years ago on 452 hectares of marshland along the Eastern Express Highway at Bhandup. Announced on March 3, 2008, by then state forests minister Baban Pachpute, the proposal has since been wrapped in red tape.
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Sahara's Aamby Valley to go green with Japanese assistance
Mumbai: Sahara Group's premier township in Maharashtra - Aamby Valleyhas been selected by Japanese Government as one of the two cities in the world to be developed as an eco-friendly city. "Aamby Valley is one of the two cities in the world selected by the Japanese government, the other being in China, to be developed as a model eco-friendly city," Aamby Valley Head Seemanto Roy told PTI.
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Fisherfolk oppose proposed mangroves wetland centre
Mumbai: Shri Ugwatyadev Rahivasi Seva Sangh, representing families in the coastal land between Bhandup and Mulund, has moved court against the proposed wetland centre in the area.
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Ready for the 10-litre challenge?
Mumbai: It