The festival of colours is just around the corner and quite frankly, which city is better than Pune for celebrating the colourful gala with your squad.
Pune, April 29: Several visually-impaired girl students in Pune are being given training in basic physio-therapy and massaging techniques to enable them become self-reliant in life.
These enterprising girls despite their visual impairedness are being provided opportunities to become professionals in life.
The training is part of a four-year vocational training programme conducted at The Pune School and Home for the Blind aims to enable women self-reliant.
Pune, Apr 27: The Foreigners'' Registration Office (FRO) has issued notices to college authorities in Pune to provide information about foreign students. The notices have been issued to keep a check on the activities of foreign students.
Guidelines pertaining to admissions and other information about foreign students have been framed for colleges. The colleges will now have to report to the police if these students are involved in illegal activities and misbehaviour.
The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) failed to come up with a time bound and solid action plan in order to improve management of the Urali Devachi dumpsite, even after having a day’s extension by the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB).
The issue looks doubtful to be settled in the near future, threatening another garbage pile-up in the city.