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Book Review: Achala Moulik s novel Rogues Among The Ruins takes a hard look at bureaucracy
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Book Review: Achala Moulik s novel Rogues Among The Ruins takes a hard look at bureaucracy.(photo: India Narrative). Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, April 5: Based on her personal experience and that of her colleagues as bureaucrats, Achala Mouliks latest fiction Rogues Among The Ruins (Niyogi Books) has a ring of truth to it! That is what makes the book, a fast paced, action-oriented story, believable
Much has been written about corruption in India. There have been numerous articles, novels and critiques written and several plays and films depicting it visually. Yet, it continues.
Work begins to bolster Hampi’s heritage structures
BySridhar VivanSridhar Vivan / Updated: Apr 5, 2021, 06:00 IST
Finally heritage structures at
Hampi are getting some life support. The iron columns and beams of the structures will get external support as the
Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) begins work on bolstering the old structures in the historical area. Work has begun at Pan Supari Bazaar,
Mantaps behind
Vijaya Vittala temple and Chandikeshwari temple, while the old iron columns are being welded at Virupaksha temple. Officials believe that this will give the necessary support to the old structures and will prevent them from collapsing.
P Kalimuthu (Superintending Archaeologist, Hampi Mini Circle, and
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2 committees to approve registration of units till March 31, 2025
Jammu Tawi, Apr 05: The Government of India has unveiled operational guidelines for registration of units under the new central sector scheme for industrial development of Jammu & Kashmir.
According to the guidelines, registration of units under the scheme shall commence from April 1, 2021 and will continue till September 30, 2024. “All application for registration shall be disposed of by 31.03.2025 unless otherwise extended,” reads the guidelines.
Those willing to avail incentive(s) under the scheme have to apply for registration through online portal (jknis.dipp.gov.in) along with detailed project report, land documents bank loan sanction letter and other documents.
The Archaeological Survey of India has recovered a 1000-year-old white sandstone statue of Avalokiteshvara in Bahoranpur on Saturday.
ASI experts said the six feet tall statue can be dated back to the Pala dynasty who ruled from the 8th century to 12th century.
Bahoranpur village is in Sitagarha, around 20 kilometres away from the district headquarters.
The ASI started working at the site after Buddhist monk Bhante Tiswarro revealed details about Bahoranpur, widely considered to be a popular monastery during its time. Many residents in the area had found ancient idols in the area while constructing their houses, leading to the discovery of the place.