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AP CM invites Singapore PM for new state capital

The Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, N Chandrababu Naidu, has invited Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong for the foundation stone-laying ceremony of the capital city Amaravati to be held on October 22. Chief Minister explained the historical significance of Amaravati and outlined how he plans to transform AP into a ...

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TN police to get hi-tech gadgets worth Rs 100 cr

Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa announced measures such as procuring state-of-the-art equipment such as bomb detectors and communication gadgets for the force, at a total cost of about Rs 100 crore. She also announced constructing a series of police quarters in different parts of the state, besides providing new vehicles to ...

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Bengaluru to get cyber crime police station

An officer requires knowledge, analytical prowess, training and equipment to solve a cyber crime. The policemen at stations are trained only in dealing with law and order problems and other incidents of crime. Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) M Chandra Shekar will be supervising the new police station. Citizens can ...

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Tamil Nadu Govt to offer internet services; to implement BharatNet

TN government said it will provide internet services, including IPTV, through the state-run cable TV operator TACTV and implement the Centre’s broadband project “BharatNet” linking more than 12,500 rural local bodies in the state at an investment of Rs 3,000 crore. Already, 552 cable operators had been roped in and services ...

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Bridge International to partner with AP state government

Bridge International Academies is the world’s largest and fast growing low-cost pre-primary and primary education services provider working with children from under-served communities. Bridge International Academies, which currently educates hundred thousand children in more than 400 schools in Kenya, Uganda and Nigeria  plans to foray into India with its proposed ...

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