Wind power firms left in the lurch
Jaipur: Despite power regulator Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission (RERC) reversing an order passed by the previous government last year and bringing in fresh norms to ensure continuity in renewable
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Sand mining crumbles civic plans, realtors
Jaipur: The ban on sand mining has led to a manifold rise in its prices, making it difficult for civic bodies and realtors to complete the construction work for housing and several other projects.
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Dengue confirmation test unaccepted by Centre but available for free in Rajasthan
JAIPUR: Though the Union ministry of health does not accept positive results of dengue shown by Rapid test, it is being provided free of cost in government-run medical colleges of the state under the free
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Moti Doongri foothills set for housing scheme
Ignoring the protests of Sanjay Nagar Kachhi Basti residents, Meena Housing Society (MHS) has started levelling the ground at the foothills of Moti Doongri under its Diamond Hill project on Thursday. The
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HC allows bajri mining till next Monday
Jaipur:A division bench of the high court has allowed the state government to allow excavation of bajri till next Monday. The order came on an application moved by the government for extension of time
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HC summons govt secretary over mining lease
A division bench of high court has directed secretary, Union environment ministry to appear in person before it on October 17 and explain the reasons for not considering applications of Bajri lease holders
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Six polluting factories told to down shutters in Dungarpur
At least six tyre pyrolysis plants of RIICO operating out of Bitcckiwara village in Dungarpur along the Gujarat-Rajasthan border have been asked to stop operations with immediate effect by the State Pollution
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Infant mortality dips in rural areas
The state has shown a decline in the infant mortality in rural are a sover the past three years, but it has remained the same in the urban areas. The number of infants dying before completing one year
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Dengue virus may have mutated
After dengue-like cases reported in large numbers in city hospitals, doctors are providing the same treatment which they provide to dengue patients as they claimed its effectiveness is the same and could
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Govt proposes warning system for patients of clinical trials
Expressing concern over risks involved in clinical trials, the state government has advocated for a warning system to patients, who will be subject of the trials, that should be put in place apart from
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Over 20 lakh slums in state, all unrecognised
Slum Dwellers Remain Without Any Basic Facilities Not a single slum in Rajasthan is recognized by the state government leaving the entire population of slum dwellers without any basic facilities provided by the state. According to the primary census abstract for slum 2011, released on Monday, Rajasthan has 20.68 lakh identified slums.