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The elected members have failed to provide basic infrastructure, including water, waste management, traffic management, power supply, and security for the lakhs of IT employees living in the plush towers located in the vicinity

New Zealand faces a $1 trillion bill over the next 30 years to bring the country’s infrastructure up to scratch and to future-proof it to meet challenges,...

The budget of the Greater Cochin Development Authority (GCDA) for the year 2024-25 gives priority to sustainable development, social welfare, and basic infrastructure. Read more about the initiatives and projects planned by GCDA.

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Secures Rs 3 crore additional funding for dev purposes Baramulla: Under the Aspirational Districts Programme, District Baramulla has ranked among top performers under key thematic area of ‘Basic Infrastructure’ as per the report issued by National Institution for Transforming India (NITI Aayog), for the month of September 2023. Baramulla District as such has secured an additional funding of Rs. 3 crore from

Records accessed through the RTI Act reveal that the school is understaffed, has unmet essential infrastructure needs, and appallingly, teachers are compelled to gather contributions to cover the electricity bill

According to the police, the two arrested persons have been identified as Ashesh Mehta (41) and Shivangi Lad Mehta (34) and they were running a stock broking firm named Bliss Consultants.

KOTA KINABALU: All water, electricity and road projects in Sabah must be expedited, especially the Pan Borneo Highway and the Ulu Padas Hydroelectric Dam, says Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

A non-governmental organisation, under the aegis of The Ultimate and Unique Progressive Pathfinders Empowerment Initiative,

Despite promises, Deomali Hill in Koraput, Odisha's highest peak, lacks basic infrastructure such as toilets, drinking water facilities, and security for tourists. Discover the challenges faced by visitors and the need for development in this scenic spot.