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Between 2005 and 2024, IIT Madras recorded the highest number of deaths at 26, followed by 18 in IIT Kanpur, 13 in IIT Kharagpur and 10 in IIT Bombay | Mumbai news

Rishi Bhatnagar: At Lava, he led research and development, design and innovation initiatives, along with a focus on the ‘Make in India’ program and building a complete ecosystem for electronics manufacturing, as well as, leveraged supportive government policies, such as the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme.

G Priya excels in 'Vaagai' napkin production at Meesanallur. P Muniappan oversees the school. Deepika pursues college. Project leaders Prabhushankar &

Varadharaj Krishnan pursued his bachelor’s in computer science engineering at Madras Institute of Technology, Chennai.

Between 2005 and 2024, IIT Kanpur recorded 18 student deaths, IIT Kharagpur recorded 13, and 10 at IIT Bombay, revealed the RTI reply

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) plans to conduct surveillance on various food items like fortified rice, dairy products, and spices sold in the domestic market. This comes after a probe into alleged violation of norms in branded spices. FSSAI is already taking samples of spices from all brands to check compliance with its norms. The number of samples analyzed by FSSAI has substantially increased over the years, showing efforts to enforce food safety regulations. Non-comp...

The court, in an important move, widened the definition of the word ‘sewer’ under the Prohibition of Employment as Manual Scavengers and their Rehabilitation Act, 2013, to include storm water drains.

The magnesium chloride retardant was in limited use last fire season, loaded into the two large air tankers and some smaller, single-engine aircraft also in Montana.

Reducing air pollution levels in India can be the key to curb the rising burden of diabetes in the country, health experts said on Thursday.With a tenth of all Indians having diabetes, the country is already known as the diabetes capital of the ...

Following concerns in Hong Kong and Singapore, Australia and the US are now also investigating MDH and Everest Spices for suspected pesticide residues in their products, potentially leading to recalls.