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As per report commuters will now have to pay Rs 27 for a single trip and previously, it was Rs 25. Presently according a Tamilnadu Road Development Company press release, quoted by media outlets, a Light Commercial Vehicle would have to pay Rs 45, as opposed to Rs 41 in the past. Buses have to pay Rs 71, as opposed to Rs 65 in the past. Meanwhile Trucks see an Rs 10 increase, and having to pay Rs 107 instead of the existing Rs 97 and multi axle vehicles now have to pay Rs 213 as opposed to Rs 19
As per report if you live or work in Electronic City and use the elevated expressway, your expenses are set to rise. Meanwhile to add to the already high fuel prices, the monthly toll charges for the 10 kilometer stretch are set to increase from Sunday. Moreover the monthly fee for two-wheelers is increasing to Rs 560 from the original Rs 545, an increase of 2.7%. Further for cars, an increase of 2.84% implies a charge of Rs 1,405, up from the original Rs 1,365.
From tomorrow on wards, the prices in Toll booths will be increased. Truck owners association has condemned this sudden hike in toll fee. Central Government has announced that from April 1st, all major Toll booths will have increase in prices.
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Kerala has been facing the havoc of heavy rains over the past few days, and in a considerable improvement, the flood situation was slightly reduced, as the water level of the Idukki reservoir reduced from 2400.6 feet to 2398.6 feet in a fall in the level for the second straight day.
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Hyderabad sources added that a toll free helpline aimed at providing counseling for people living with diabetes and diabetic retinopathy was launched here yesterday. Meanwhile former cricketer V V S Laxman unveiled the helpline 18001212096, an initiative of the Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI), in association with the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust UK.
As per report earlier on Monday, Kerala nurse Lini Puthussery also breathed her last after she had been affected by the virus when she treated patients at Perambra Taluk hospital in Kozhikode district. Meanwhile what is touching is that Lini wrote a letter to her husband Sajeesh, from the deathbed as there is no chance of the family seeing her dead body after her death.
Hyderabad sources have made a statement that toll tax rates on the national highways across the country have been increased from mid-night of March 31. Meanwhile as per report the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has decided to revise toll rates between 5 to 7 per cent and this is expected to result in the price increase of good and commodities.
Paris sources have stated that currently heavy snowfall and deadly blizzards lashed Europe, forcing airports to cancel or delay flights around the continent, as a deep freeze gripped countries from the far north to the Mediterranean beaches in the south. According to sources the snowstorms, unusual for much of Europe at this time of year, left roads blocked, thousands of drivers stranded and schools shut
In USA, bomb cyclone has become a phenomenon, causing skin exposed to it for 30 minutes to freeze. Midwest and East coast USA are facing extremely low temperatures followed by bomb cyclone or bombogenesis. The storm has already taken a death toll of 18, with traffic related accidents in North Carolina and Texas.
As per report Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry, Dr Kiran Bedi confronted the officials of Sri Venkateswara Medical College Hospital and Research Centre (SVMCH) after receiving complaints that they stopped students from entering the classroom due to a fee dispute. Meanwhile in a video posted on Facebook, Kiran Bedi is seen undertaking a surprise visit to the college along with the Health Secretary Dr Candavelou
Hyderabad sources reported that for the first 30 minutes there will be no parking fee as per the orders. Meanwhile in this connection, the GHMC held meeting with owners of shopping malls and multiplexes, briefed about the guidelines asking them to implement adding that stern action would be taken if found flouting the rules.
Hyderabad sources added that there will be no parking fee for the persons who parked their vehicles in any place including malls, multiplexes and other commercial establishments for the first 30 minutes. Meanwhile the State Municipal Administration and Urban Development minister KT Rama Rao issued an order which comes into effect from April 1st. Moreover as per the orders, no parking fee will be collected from any person up to first 30 minutes.
Indian Skipper Virat Kohli kept on complaining about the damp outfield to Umpire Michael Gough and as the umpire responded to him, he showed his rage by throwing the ball into the ground aggressively.
Teno - App Launches FREE Online School Fee Payment Feature for Schools With Digital India being the current flavor of the nation, school Principals across India have taken it upon themselves to ensure their school isn’t left behind in this wave of digitization. A testimony of their enthusiasm and acceptance is the fact that more than 3000 schools across 300 cities in India have gone digital with the help of Free to use mobile app – Teno. Teno App has helped schools completely digitize their comm
It seems 'Mega family' often grabs the center of attraction every time in Tollywood. Now, once again the 'Mega family' has grabbed the attention as an actor from the family has made a request to the Movie Artiste's Association (MAA).
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Sources have stated that when facing a financial crunch due to the fee exemption for special category students at the Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT), the group of institutions has appealed to the government to replace the current policy. The replaced policy, IIT has suggested is direct reimbursements by the government to such students.
