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From waterlogged patches at Ramlila Maidan to waist-high grass at CBD Ground and barricaded entry points at Burari, a visit to the three proposed venues reveals the practical challenges of relocating demonstrations away from Jantar Mantar
A Cuba blackout hit the east on Saturday when a key line tripped, while the state utility forecast a 1,680 MW evening shortfall. The post Cuba Grid Splits in East as 1,680 MW Shortfall Looms appeared first on The Rio Times.
A Division Bench was considering two reports by Sabarimala Special Commissioner R. Jayakrishnan. The reports concerned waste management in Erumely during ‘maasa puja’ and festival seasons and the repair of KWA’s main booster stations at Neelimala and Appachimedu
SC/ST and Backward Welfare Minister K.A. Thulasi inaugurated the project as part of the government’s 100-day action programme at Kongad
Proposal to install fire hydrants remains on paper; Fire and Rescue Services dept. explores other options as Kerala Water Authority cites practical difficulties in installing hydrants as instructed by District Collector
Guyana's public works ministry began load-testing the new US$35 million four-lane bridge across the Demerara River at Linden, which is due to open by 5 October and replace a single-lane bridge from the 1960s. The post Guyana Load-Tests US$35 Million Linden Bridge Before 5 October Opening appeared first on The Rio Times.
The Minister inspected the stretch following recurring complaints, including an incident earlier this month in which schoolchildren were stuck in traffic for more than two hours.
A state court has halted work on part of the Brazil Discovery Coast bridge route at Porto Seguro, the Bahia shore where Cabral is said to have landed. The post Brazil Discovery Coast Bridge Works Halted by Court Near Porto Seguro appeared first on The Rio Times.