PSPCL puts power disconnections on hold over incorrect, inflated bills | Chandigarh News

Patiala: Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) has directed its field offices to suspend, with immediate effect, the disconnection of Domestic Supply (DS) connections over payment defaults arising from incorrect or inflated electricity bills.The relief will remain in force until the Oracle-based Smart Billing System (SBS) stabilises and erroneous bills are corrected. Field offices have…

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Income Tax officials clean Sarasbaug temple premises | Pune News

Income Tax officials clean Sarasbaug temple premises Income Tax officials clean Sarasbaug temple premises Income Tax officials clean Sarasbaug temple premises Income Tax officials clean Sarasbaug temple premises Income Tax officials clean Sarasbaug temple premises Pune: Officials from Pune’s income tax (investigation) department participated in a cleanliness drive at Sarasbaug Siddhivinayak Temple on Saturday as…

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Toddler among 2 dead in road accidents | Rajkot News

Rajkot: Two fatal road accidents were reported in Rajkot district on Saturday, leaving a 50-year-old motorcyclist dead near Jetpur and a two-and-a-half-year-old boy killed in Virpur.The first accident occurred around 10.30am near Thanagalol village in Jetpur taluka. Chetan Gohel, 50, was riding his motorcycle towards Jetpur for work when he collided with an oncoming state…

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From Bir to Bada Bhangal in 12 hours: Trail runner Sannat Sachdev of Jaipur completes a 52.5-km Himalayan Crossing in record time | Jaipur News

A six-year dream culminates in an extraordinary journey from Bir’s landing site to one of Himachal Pradesh’s most remote villages, crossing the Thamsar Pass at 4,700 metres What normally takes trekkers three to four days to cover on foot, trail runner and architect Sannat Sachdev completed in just 12 hours and 12 seconds—a 52.5-kilometre journey…

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UNFPA report: Migrant workers cite livelihood insecurity, low wages, poverty and debt as reasons for moving out for better life | India News

For migrant workers, moving brings better livelihoods—but little job security NEW DELHI: Nearly 72% of migrant workers surveyed in three south Indian states felt that moving for work has improved their standard of living and more than half (around 57%) intended to continue working in their destination state, as per a new report.At the same…

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In 1930, former Maine governor Percival Baxter bought nearly 6,000 acres around Mount Katahdin; 32 years later, his final acquisition brought his gifted parkland to 201,018 acres, now part of a 209,644-acre park

A former governor of Maine built one of North America’s largest state parks piece by piece over three decades. He paid for every purchase with his own money after efforts to use public funds failed. Percival P. Baxter made his first purchase, 5,960 acres around Mount Katahdin, in 1930. By the time he made his…

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Fahadh Faasil calls ‘Don’t Trouble The Trouble’ star Ssara Palekar as his favorite co-star: ‘I’m married to a child, but I met a child who dealt with me’ | Malayalam Movie News

Fahadh Faasil had a warm and funny moment at the ‘Don’t Trouble The Trouble’ event while speaking about his young co-star Ssara Palekar. The actor recalled their time on the sets and said her preparation and patience made their scenes easier to perform. His comments soon turned into heartfelt praise for the young actor. Fahadh…

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