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Decide Yourself, Says Gujarat High Court To Government On School Fee Reduction Issue
Disposing of the application seeking court's intervention on school fee reduction, the High Court said the government can take an "independent decision" under the Disaster Management Act and Epidemic Diseases Act.
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Assam Government Launches Mobile App to Help Disaster Victims
The application - Disaster Ready Assam - was inaugurated by Chief Secretary V.K. Pipersenia in Guwahati on Thursday.
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Hackers help fight natural disasters too!
During the biannual event called the Random Hacks of Kindness (RHoK), hackers worldwide develop software that can help identify and reduce risks from natural hazards.It's a far cry from the darker side of hackers who recently disrupted the computer operations...
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Hackers help fight natural disasters too!
During the biannual event called the Random Hacks of Kindness (RHoK), hackers worldwide develop software that can help identify and reduce risks from natural hazards.It's a far cry from the darker side of hackers who recently disrupted the computer operations of companies trying to shut down WikiLeaks, says Christian Science Monitor.During these ev...
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Decide Yourself, Says Gujarat High Court To Government On School Fee Reduction Issue
Disposing of the application seeking court's intervention on school fee reduction, the High Court said the government can take an "independent decision" under the Disaster Management Act and Epidemic Diseases Act.
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Assam Government Launches Mobile App to Help Disaster Victims
The application - Disaster Ready Assam - was inaugurated by Chief Secretary V.K. Pipersenia in Guwahati on Thursday.
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Hackers help fight natural disasters too!
During the biannual event called the Random Hacks of Kindness (RHoK), hackers worldwide develop software that can help identify and reduce risks from natural hazards.It's a far cry from the darker side of hackers who recently disrupted the computer operations...
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Hackers help fight natural disasters too!
During the biannual event called the Random Hacks of Kindness (RHoK), hackers worldwide develop software that can help identify and reduce risks from natural hazards.It's a far cry from the darker side of hackers who recently disrupted the computer operations of companies trying to shut down WikiLeaks, says Christian Science Monitor.During these ev...
