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Punjab Cabinet Approves Scheme To Ensure Upkeep Of Government Schools Across State
Under this scheme, funds will be provided by Punjab government for sanitation, cleanliness, security and smooth running of the school campuses.
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Covid-19: 5 Tips To Keep Fruits And Vegetables Clean According To FSSAI
COVID- 19: It's time to take notes as The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has come up with guidelines to keep our fruit and vegetable produce safe and clean at all times.
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Delhi Air Pollution: Clean Delhi? Supreme Court Ranks City Below Faridabad
Delhi is worse than Faridabad in terms of cleanliness, the Supreme Court said today, and questioned how the World Bank Funds are spent by the administration. The Chief Secretary, Vijay Dev, was vehemently admonished by the top court, which was hearing a petition from the pollution-control body Environment Pollution Control Authority or EPCA.
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Lucknow Police Officer Revokes Order To Take Rs 100 "Cleanliness Fund" From Cops
After a sharp reaction on social media, Lucknow Superintendent of Police (East) Suresh Chandra Rawat has taken back his order to charge Rs 100 from each police official in every police station as cleanliness fund with an immediate effect.
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Punjab Cabinet Approves Scheme To Ensure Upkeep Of Government Schools Across State
Under this scheme, funds will be provided by Punjab government for sanitation, cleanliness, security and smooth running of the school campuses.
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Covid-19: 5 Tips To Keep Fruits And Vegetables Clean According To FSSAI
COVID- 19: It's time to take notes as The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has come up with guidelines to keep our fruit and vegetable produce safe and clean at all times.
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Delhi Air Pollution: Clean Delhi? Supreme Court Ranks City Below Faridabad
Delhi is worse than Faridabad in terms of cleanliness, the Supreme Court said today, and questioned how the World Bank Funds are spent by the administration. The Chief Secretary, Vijay Dev, was vehemently admonished by the top court, which was hearing a petition from the pollution-control body Environment Pollution Control Authority or EPCA.
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Lucknow Police Officer Revokes Order To Take Rs 100 "Cleanliness Fund" From Cops
After a sharp reaction on social media, Lucknow Superintendent of Police (East) Suresh Chandra Rawat has taken back his order to charge Rs 100 from each police official in every police station as cleanliness fund with an immediate effect.
