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India’s water security is perched in a precarious position. Even by conservative estimates, 40% of people in India will not have drinking water by 2030. According to a World Bank report, at least 21 Indian cities are moving towards zero groundwater level by 2020. 
A WhatsApp forward came the other day. The provenance was unknown and information scanty. It consisted of an image announcing a meeting under the aegis of CRRT (Chennai River Restoration Trust, a government-owned trust) and TNUIFSL (Tamil Nadu Urban Infrastructure Financial Services Ltd, a Public Limited Company).
Citizen consumer and civic Action Group (CAG) conducted a Consumer Guidance Seminar (CGS) on Banking Services on February 7, 2018.
After an exciting Day 1 of the GAIA Communications workshop, the group reconvened on 3rd March for Day
Out of sight, out of mind seems to be the guiding principle for our
When the Government of India introduced its Smart City Mission back in 2015, it was met with widespread approval, fist pumps and the feeling o
Maximum Retail Price (MRP) is a manufacturer-calculated and purposive price. It is the maximum price at which the products can be sold to the customer and is inclusive of all taxes.