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Kovai Courtallam open to visitors from today
Coimbatore’s popular tourism spot Kovai Courtallam, which remained closed for four days, will be open to visitors from Thursday. The Department closed the waterfall to visitors due to heavy inflow of water.
Pregnant women health monitoring centre set up A total of 7,274 women in the Tiruvarur district were expected to deliver babies before April 1, 2024. Out of them 6,653 need regular regular medical assistance in view of their poor health condition. The Department set up the centre to monitor their health condition on a daily basis.
Western Hospital emergency closed Wednesday | CBC News Department will reopen 8 a.m. Thursday. This is the 17th day this year the department has been closed. Health P.E.I. advises anyone with emergency medical needs to call 911.
Ravi Shankar takes charge as Visakhapatnam Commissioner of Police A. Ravi Shankar has assumed charge as the new Commissioner of Police, Visakhapatnam city. He took the charge from C. M. Trivikrama Varma who has been relieved from the post. Mr. Shankar said that traffic, narcotics, safety of women, cyber security, internal discipline within the Department and welfare of policemen are some of his focus areas.
Commission wanted a lower threshold for the midterm review than 220kg we negotiated – Minister Minister McConalogue insists Department has been upfront and clear right throughout on nitrates. Fine Gael outrage at Fianna Fáil Agriculture Minister over new EU rules that will ‘cut herds’
Rajya Sabha Chairman re-constitutes 8 Parliamentary Standing Committees. Check full list here | Mint Rajya Sabha Chairman has re-constituted eight Department-related Parliamentary Standing Committees. Committee on Commerce, Committee on Education, Women, Children, Youth and Sports are among the committees. The new Parliamentary standing Committees will come into effect from September 13, 2023.
BJP Alleges Park Named After Atal Bihari Vajpayee Renamed; Bihar Denies Department also underscored that the park named after Atal Bihari Vajpayee was being "duly maintained"
Alberton Western Hospital emergency closed over weekend | CBC News Department will reopen Monday for regular hours, Health P.E.I. says. Western Hospital in Alberton has experienced 16 full-day closures so far this year.
Keep austerity in mind when preparing 2024-25 Budget proposals, says Finance department The 2024-25 Budget is expected to be presented during the last quarter of the current fiscal. The directions have been issued at a time when the State is experiencing a crunch on the financial front. Department heads have been asked to prepare a list of surplus staff arising from such such measures.
Influencer to be charged after chaos erupts in New York City's Union Square Influencer and Twitch streamer Kai Cenat will be charged with at least two counts of inciting a riot and unlawful assembly. The NYPD made 65 arrests and 30 of those arrested were juveniles, Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey said in a Friday evening briefing. A 17-year-old was hospitalized from what was initially believed to be a gunshot wound.
New Pentagon memo reshuffles workforce to offset Tuberville blockade Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has issued a new memo to all military personnel outlining how to “mitigate the harms’ caused by Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s months-long hold on hundreds of military confirmations. “This unprecedented, across-the-board hold is having a cascading effect, increasingly hindering the normal operations of this Department and undermining both our military readiness and our national security,” Austin writes.
More than 6 million unsafe vehicles likely on the roads in Canada despite recalls Transport Canada estimated in an analysis from June that one in five of the 33.3 million vehicles registered as of 2019 have outstanding recalls. Department is proposing new rules that would require companies that issue a safety recall to quickly post related information on their website.
House Panels to Investigate Hunter Biden Plea Deal The Republican heads of three House committees on Monday announced in a letter that they will investigate the circumstances surrounding Hunter Biden's recent failed plea deal. "The Department's unusual plea and pretrial diversion agreements with Mr. Biden raise serious concerns — especially when combined with recent whistleblower allegations," the letter read.
FDNY commissioner Laura Kavanagh in standoff with top chiefs Chief of Department John Hodgens and Chief of Operations John Esposito requested demotions in February. Kavanagh demoted three staff chiefs without consulting them, calling it a “breach of trust” The mutiny grew to eight other chiefs asking to be downgraded in solidarity.
3 police officers pay for accused shoplifter's groceries | AP News Shopper Paul Bozymowski tweeted that the woman was being held by store security. A photo shows the woman crying as three police officers pay for her food. Chief of Department Terence Monahan says the officers are among the “kind-hearted cops’
Ex-NYPD cop Kaz Daughtry defends 'boots on the ground' career, new assistant commissioner gig Kaz Daughtry was named to an assistant commissioner post on July 17. Critics had seized on his proximity to NYPD Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey.
Shocking No One: Interest in NYPD Police Exam Plummets | The Gateway Pundit | by Margaret Flavin | 168 In 2023, the NYPD expected to see approximately 3,000 Police Officer Exam takers. Instead, there were only about 1,300 despite the Department waiving the $40 exam fee. In 2019, 14127 cops sat for just one exam.
Wisconsin health officials drop fine for 'Nutcracker'... Wisconsin health officials drop fine for 'Nutcracker' performance during COVID restrictions. A Leap Above Dance staged a performance of "The Nutcracker" in December 2020. Department had banned mass gatherings to slow COVID-19's spread.
Cabinet Office must hand over Johnson messages by... Cabinet Office must hand over Johnson messages by Monday after court loss. Department brought legal action over Baroness Heather Hallett’s order to release the documents. Argued it should not have to hand over material that is “unambiguously irrelevant’
Cabinet Office loses court bid over Covid inquiry... Department brought legal action over inquiry chairwoman Baroness Heather Hallett’s order to release the documents. Argued it should not have to hand over material that is “unambiguously irrelevant” Lord Justice Dingemans and Mr Justice Garnham dismissed legal challenge. Cabinet Office could make a different application to Lady Halletto.
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