Known as Stree Safe, the ambulance service was started by the Ninebee Foundation around three weeks ago after there were
‘Stree Safe’: In Pune, a Covid ambulance service by women, for women
Delhi saw oxygen shortage, only permanent solution is to plant trees: Environment Minister Gopal Rai
"We have decided that starting June 5, plantation drive for the coming year will be started and we have decided
Pune: PMC to induct seven more in proposed medical college trust
The Pune Municipal Corporation is planning to start the first batch of 100 students in the new academic year at
CBSE Class 12 exams cancelled: Pune schools welcome decision
Many city principals however said that the students are in a panic mode since they have not appeared for internal
Telangana: Covid-19 triggers spike in demand for high-risk, high-cost lung transplants
As of May 1, 2021, Telangana government statistics reveal that 46 lung transplantation surgeries have taken place in eight months
Pre-monsoon showers across Maharashtra over next 2 days
Very light to moderate rain is forecast over the weekend in Thane, Mumbai, Raigad, Ratnagiri and Palghar districts. The entire
Delhi restaurants allowed to serve liquor in open spaces, say move will help industry recover
The National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI), an umbrella body of more than 20,000 eateries across India, also welcomed the
Karnataka TAC recommends govt extend lockdown; health minister says state preparing for third wave
TAC chairman M.K. Sudharshan said the committee reviewed the current situation in the state and unanimously drafted the recommendations placing
Microbreweries in Delhi to provide takeaway service and supply to bars
Amended excise rules permit the sale of draught beer to hotels, bars, clubs, restaurants and banquet halls holding license to
Covid-19: Pimpri-Chinchwad authorities face challenge of controlling movement from high positivity rural areas
Police to set up checkpost to control the movement of villagers from densely populated adjacent rural areas to the urban