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It is made of coconut palms, jackfruit leaves, arecanut fronds and hyacinth pulp Every year lakhs of saplings are being planted across Kerala, but it also often generates a huge volume of plastic waste. EichhoTech, a student startup based in SD College, Alappuzha has come up with a novel range of eco-friendly products made of locally available resources as a replacement for harmful plastic and PVC based nursery trays and pots. A team of researchers and students led by G. Nagendra Prabhu, Assoc...

Petronet LNG Kochi terminal receives approval for LNG dispensing February 16, 2021 The Kochi terminal of Petronet LNG Ltd has become the first LNG dispensing station in the country. The Petroleum Explosive and Safety Organisation has issued permanent license to the terminal for providing automotive fuel to motor vehicles. Yogananda Reddy, Chief General Manager & Vice President (Plant Head) said the license has been issued after the successful trial run of the station for one year. The company ...

LNG terminal approved as dispensing station Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA The Kochi terminal of Petronet LNG Ltd has become the country’s first LNG dispensing station. The Petroleum Explosive and Safety Organisation has issued permanent licence to the terminal to provide automotive fuel to motor vehicles. The licence was issued after a year-long trial run, which was deemed successful. The company is expected to set up more such stations across Kerala with the support of the State gove...

SAD asks Amarinder to oppose DBT scheme resolutely Amarinder counters Centres criticism of his govts Covid managemment, says Punjab testing more than national average AIMPLB issues new Nikahnama IPL 2021: Captaincy will make Pant an even better player, feels DC coach Ponting Security Force launch CASO in Sopore Sensex tanks 627 43 pts Gold worth Rs 28 26 lakh seized at airport, one arrested AAHAR International Food and Hospitality Fair postponed UK University Unveils Life-Sized Statue of Greta ...

SAD asks Amarinder to oppose DBT scheme resolutely Amarinder counters Centres criticism of his govts Covid managemment, says Punjab testing more than national average AIMPLB issues new Nikahnama IPL 2021: Captaincy will make Pant an even better player, feels DC coach Ponting Security Force launch CASO in Sopore Sensex tanks 627 43 pts Gold worth Rs 28 26 lakh seized at airport, one arrested AAHAR International Food and Hospitality Fair postponed UK University Unveils Life-Sized Statue of Greta ...

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday launched the Knowledge Mission which is expected to transform the state to a knowledge economy.The first-of-its-kind massive digital platform is expected to create 20 lakh jobs in next five ...

Updated: January 15, 2021 12:43 IST ASHA workers allowance would be hiked by ₹1,000 in recognition of their role in COVID-19 management, Finance Minister said. Share Article AAA Kerala Finance Minister Thomas Issac leaving to the State Assembly with Budget papers, in Thiruvananthapuram on January 15, 2021.   | Photo Credit: S. Mahinsha ASHA workers allowance would be hiked by ₹1,000 in recognition of their role in COVID-19 management, Finance Minister said. Kerala Finance Minister T.M. Th...

Welfare pension raised to Rs 1,600. Will come into effect from April Eight lakh job opportunities to be created in the coming fiscal Additional allocation of Rs 1,000 crore for local bodies Procurement price of agricultural produce raised. Rs 170 for rubber; Rs 28 for paddy and Rs 32 for coconut Rs 15,000 crore to be spent from KIIFB to complete major works in 2021-22 Rs 20 crore to create workstation facilities for work near home initiatives Rs 20 lakh people to be given jobs through digital p...

January 15, 2021 Kerala Finance Minister Thomas Isaac 1/2 2/2 × Additional expenditures at ₹ 1,164 cr; revenue mop-up at ₹ 200 cr Kerala Finance Minister Thomas Isaac has presented a Covid-dented State budget for 2021-22 that provides for additional expenditures of ₹ 1,164 crore and tax concessions of ₹ 191 crore against additional revenue mobilisation of just ₹ 200 crore, leaving a cumulative deficit of ₹ 1,306.69 crore. Isaac presented his 12th overall and the last budget of the ...

Kerala budget promises 20 lakh jobs in 5 years Updated: Updated: Emphasis on welfare measures; provides for additional expenditure of ₹1,164 crore Share Article AAA Many schemes: Kerala Finance Minister Thomas Issac leaving for the Assembly from his residence on Friday.   | Photo Credit: MAHINSHA S. Emphasis on welfare measures; provides for additional expenditure of ₹1,164 crore Creating “a new edition to the Kerala development model,” the 2021-2022 Budget presented by Finance Ministe...