With increasing demand for electricity in urban and rural areas, impending shortages in electricity supply due to unavailability of coal and increasing penetration of renewable energy in India, it is imperative to ensure a Just Transition for electricity consumers.
Stressing on the importance of reducing the fatality rate in Tamil Nadu which is at 23.9% per lakh population, CM Thiru.M.K.Stalin proposed various road safety initiatives & schemes. We welcome this move & encourage the State to action it with immediacy.
#StreetsForLife #RoadSafetyAuthority #RoadSafety #SafeRoadsTamilNadu #PostCrashResponse
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Tomorrow on the #WDoR2021 for Road Traffic Victims, it is crucial to recollect that pedestrians remain the most affected in road crashes. We need better pedestrian safety on our roads. Demand #NationalPedestriansDay.
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Do not normalise speeding and joyrides. Speed limit is called a 'limit' for a reason. As a commemoration of road traffic victims this #WDoR, let's support low speed limits and adhere to them.
#WDoR2021 #StreetsForLife #Love30 #RoadSafety #SafeRoadsTamilNadu
Foods high in fat, sugar and salt (HFSS) increase the risk of diabetes. Front of pack labelling on packaged food products aid in identifying HFSS foods.
#WorldDiabetesDay #FoodLabelsSaveLives
#Climate change is the single biggest health threat facing humanity. With Tamil Nadu being a coastal city, extreme weather events can cause contagious diseases to spread at a faster pace than normal, making it a public health nightmare. #ActOnClimate #ClimateActionNow
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#WDoR2021 is quickly approaching. To honor road victims and elevate victim voices, we'll be joining GHAI for a live Twitter chat and a Twitter Spaces audio conversation on November 18, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. IST. Join us for a global conversation with advocates across the world to discuss ways we can make our streets safer. Follow along on Twitter @IncubatorGHAI and use the hashtags #AdvocatesRemember2021 and #GHAIChat.
With more than 77 million people being diabetic in India, it is imperative that we have front of pack warning labels to help consumers make informed decisions.
