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Over 100 layouts, ranging from one acre to eight acres have come up over the last two years and many more layouts are in the pipeline; Collector says several complaints of encroachments have been received

Traffic reaches a standstill in seven villages, cutting the residents off from the Pedda Upparapalli panchayat

The court asked Centre to provide clarification about the waiver of bank loans taken by the survivors of Wayanad landslides, as it had remained silent on the issue in its statement

More skill sets will place them in a position of advantage as employers value them more than academic grades, says JNTU-GV in-charge Vice-Chancellor D. Rajya Lakshmi

University staff welfare association says 33 outgoing administrative workers have not been issued audit certificates since 2022 to help them claim retirement benefits

Several programmes lined up for Police Commemoration Day on October 21; insurance scheme to be revived for police personnel from this year

Junior engineers in all five zones were instructed to identify roads that needed extensive repair and relaying work and funds were to be allocated accordingly

After the meeting with CM Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Secretary Manoj Pant called for a meeting of principals and MSVPs of all the State-run hospitals

Kolkata tram faces uncertain future as court delays decision on resuming services, sparking fears of permanent closure

Sanitation workers are essential to maintianing the cleanliness of the city, yet they face significant challenges in their line of duty. Many of these workers, particularly women, who mostly come from marginalised communities, recount the disrespect and discrimination they encounter from the very peolpe that they serve. They also confront added difficulties like forcibly segregating hazardous waste and having to put up with drunks harassing them and asking them for sexual favours during night shifts. Harish Gilai writes about the struggles these dedicated workers endure to keep our city clean