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Srinagar: Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo today made a visit to Shri Pratap Singh (SPS) Museum Lalmandi here. Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir; Secretary, Tourism & Culture; Deputy Commissioner Srinagar; Engineer in Chief/Secretary Technical, PW (R&B) Department; Director, Archives, Archaeology & Museums; Director Tourism, Kashmir; Chief Engineer, KPDCL besides other concerned were present on the occasion. During this visit the Chief Secretary visited various galleries

Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) officials attribute the delay to a shortage of manpower. According to BS Prahlad, Chief Engineer of BBMP’s Road Infrastructure Department, while nearly 60% of the work on site is over, wrapping up the project will require at least one more year.

Srinagar, Dec 19: Jammu and Kashmir administration on Tuesday informed that there has been no distress cuts after additional allocation of 200 MWs power given to the Kashmir Valley. Divisional Commissioner (Div Com) Kashmir, Vijay Kumar Bidhuri on Tuesday convened a meeting of Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited KPDCL to review power scenario during which

Jammu Tawi, Dec 19: Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Ramesh Kumar, chaired a meeting with Deputy Commissioners and other concerned officers to assess the progress made under the ‘Revival, restoration, preservation, and maintenance of heritage sites’ scheme in Jammu division. During the meeting, the Divisional Commissioner underscored the importance of closely monitoring the ongoing works to ensure

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The delegation of German Bank KfW paid a courtesy call on Neeraj Mandloi, Principal Secretary, Urban Development and Housing. The delegation appreciated the works being implemented by Madhya Pradesh Urban Development Company with the help of KFW. It is noteworthy that Madhya Pradesh Urban

The modelling suggests nearly 2 million workers will be needed in building and engineering trades by 2050.

Would you be willing to pay money to avoid Nashville traffic? State leaders are working on a plan that would give you that option, and released new details about where they could be located.

The Jharkhand government is very sensitive and serious about the liquid waste management of cities, that is why work on either sewerage or septage schemes is going on at a fast pace in most of the municipal bodies of the state. Speaking at a stakeholders meeting organized on the topic of liquid