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TNN / Dec 22, 2022, 08:29 (IST) A list of 12700 people who were getting old age pension and have not linked their aadhaar with bank accounts is being sent to the banks and block offices for checking the status if the money is withdrawn from the account even after death of the beneficiary it will be recovered. TNN / Nov 22, 2022, 08:32 (IST) Around 12,000 Class 10 students who failed earlier but have been readmitted by schools will have to take the final exam as repeat students as the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has changed the rules of readmitting students who have failed. TNN / Oct 07, 2022, 08:20 (IST) Around 12,000 health and sanitation workers as well as zonal employees of Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) were honoured at a mega function at Brilliant Convention Centre on Thursday for their contribution in making Indore become the country’s ‘cleanest city’ for the sixth consecutive TNN / Jun 20, 2022, 08:19 (IST) Around 12000 candidates would be appearing for the first round of Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) mains at three city-based exam centres from June 23.The first round of entrance test which was to commence from Monday onwards has been delayed by three days by the National Testing Agency (NTA). TNN / Jun 05, 2022, 08:11 (IST) A closer look at Class 12 general stream results shows that the highest number of failures was registered in statistics subjects followed by computer and accountancy. Total 15,376 failed in the statistics subj...

DEHRADUN: The National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Wednesday banned further felling of trees in the Rs 12,000 crore all-weather Char Dham road project, a pet initiative of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The felling of trees has been banned till the next hearing of the matter on April 4 although the tribunal did not order a stay on the project as was being demanded by environmentalists. A Doon-based NGO as well as residents of several villagers had appealed to the tribunal to “impose a stay on the ongoing work as the project was being executed bypassing mandatory environment clearances and environment impact assessment (EIA) procedures.” Following the appeal, the NGT bench, presided by acting chairperson Javed Rahim had sent a notice to the Centre and state government earlier this month. Over 43,000 trees, the state government has claimed, have been earmarked to be felled for the project of which more than half are already cut. The petitioners in their plea had stated that the mega project which involves widening of around 900 km of roads in the Himalayas had “already resulted in the cutting of 25,303 trees over a stretch·of 360 km of forest land in complete violation of the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980 and the EIA Notification, 2006.” Additional solicitor general NS Nadkarni, representing the ministry of road, transport and highway (MoRTH) -- which is overseeing the project -- told the tribunal that “the government will neither fell trees...

Active COVID-19 cases continued to dip, accounting for just 0.43% of India's total infections. India on Thursday reported over 12,000 new The number of active cases continued to dip, accounting for just 0.43% of the total cases. Half of all active cases are concentrated in Meanwhile, the recovery rate has climbed to 98.22%. Why does it matter? • India's COVID-19 outbreak has been consistently slowing down, however, the rate of decrease in infections has also dipped. • Thursday marked the second consecutive day that daily cases rose marginally. • This comes amid fears that the outbreak may worsen after the festive season, which witnesses a greater degree of social mixing. • Globally, India's tally crosses 3.43 crore; over 4.59 lakh dead According to the So far, 3,37,12,794 patients have recovered, while 1,48,579 cases involve active infections. In the past 24 hours alone, India recorded 12,885 new infections, 15,054 more discharges, and 461 fresh fatalities. So far, 1,07,63,14,440 vaccine doses have been administered. India's second wave peaked on May 7 India's second wave peaked on May 7, when 4.14 lakh single-day cases were reported, over four times the number of cases reported during the first wave in mid-September 2020. Although infections have declined since the second wave peaked, India crossed the 3 crore-mark on June 23. India had crossed the 1 crore-mark on December 19, 2020, and the 2 crore-mark on May 4, 2021. 56% new cases concentrated in Kerala Maharashtra repo...