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Digital Payment System: Aliyar & Sethumadai Check Posts Introduce Digital Payment System | Coimbatore News - Vimarsana News

Digital Payment System: Aliyar & Sethumadai Check Posts Introduce Digital Payment System | Coimbatore News

Coimbatore: Forest officers with the Anamalai Tiger Reserve (ATR) have implemented digital payment system to collect entry fees from the people headin.

Bribes: No Bribes to RTOs at Check Posts: AIMTC Announces Truck Owners' Stand | Coimbatore News - Vimarsana News

Bribes: No Bribes to RTOs at Check Posts: AIMTC Announces Truck Owners' Stand | Coimbatore News

AIMTC Salem: The All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) declares that truck owners will not give bribes to regional transport officials (RTOs) at border check posts in south India from December 25. Find out more about this important announcement.

Land: Identify Land To Set Up Check Posts: Dc | Ranchi News - Vimarsana News

Land: Identify Land To Set Up Check Posts: Dc | Ranchi News

Bokaro: Deputy commissioner (DC) on Tuesday instructed all circle officers to find suitable land for setting up checkpoints at inter-district and inte.

Afghan border: Joint check-posts to be set to deal with smugglers effectively - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Afghan border: Joint check-posts to be set to deal with smugglers effectively - Pakistan

PESHAWAR: The government of Pakistan is going to establish joint check posts of various security agencies and also ...

Over 18,400 cases of illegal tree-cutting in Gujarat's forests between 2016-21: CAG | Gandhinagar News - Vimarsana News

Over 18,400 cases of illegal tree-cutting in Gujarat's forests between 2016-21: CAG | Gandhinagar News

Weak working of check-posts, insufficient trained human resources, and inadequate availability of necessary arms, vehicles, and functional communication equipment led to the illegal felling of trees in six sanctuaries.