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LIGHT UP INDIA - (SLOGAN FOR SOLAR ENERGY) THERE R MORE NUMBER OF LAKES IN OUR NATION. IF SOLAR PANELS ARE FIXED ABOVE THE LAKE 'S SURFACE SLANTING (for rain water getting inside lake completely) ,WE CAN EXTRACT MORE ENERGY FROM SOLAR WHICH REDUCES 1. USES OF COAL 2. REDUCES ENERGY PRODUCTION COST 3. CONTROLS WATER Evaporation IN SUMMER 4. BOOST OF GREEN ENERGY 5. SAVES LAKE FROM OCCUPANCY note : must use solar energy buildings 1. Private educational institutions 2. Private Hospitals even 6 months of solar energy extracted from the solar panels above the lakes can light up 3-5 nations of the state atleast for a month or 2, reduces huge amount of spendings and help us in keeping coal reserve for our future . SLOW AND STEADY DECISIONS WINS THE RACE "LIGHT UP INDIA" "JAIHIND"

Diagnostic centers and hospitals are printing a single report (or at most 2-3 related reports) on one sheet of paper. This results in several pages of printouts for reports that could very easily be printed on a single sheet of paper. For example blood glucose on one page, and serum creatinine on another page (not even the flip side). This is a gross waste of a precious resource of paper and indirectly, trees. Self-regulation is impossible without governmental intervention, and things are becoming worse as diagnostic centers vie with each other to use higher-quality paper. Some provide a booklet of reports. An online link could easily be given for additional information. Hospitals in the West mostly do not follow this wasteful practice and in any case, we should lead by example. Consider the large number of reports printed every day across India. The waste is mind-boggling. Dr Sanjay Sinha, Urologist, Apollo Hospital, Hyderabad

The incident has sparked a massive political row, with the BJP and other Opposition parties demanding a CBI probe. Union Minister and state BJP chief Sukanta Majumdar has said, "You can hide the data in the National Crime Records. But the kind of incidents that are happening proves that they (women) are not in a good situation

A doctor at the hospital told PTI, “She had dinner with her juniors around 2 am. She then went to the seminar room since there is no separate on-call room to take some rest. In the morning, we found her body there.”

The victim was a postgraduate trainee doctor of chest medicine and was on night duty on Thursday night when the incident occurred. Her body was found on Friday morning at a seminar hall of the hospital.

"If they do not trust the West Bengal government, they can approach any investigating agency; we have no objection," the Chief Minister said.

The accused was charged under sections 64 (rape) and 103 (murder) of BNS and was produced before the Sealdah court, which remanded him to police custody till August 23

Her neck bone was also found broken. It seems that she was first strangulated and then smothered to death. We are waiting for the full report of the autopsy," 

The initial autopsy report of the post-graduate trainee doctor of RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, whose body was found inside the seminar hall of the state-run hospital last week, had multiple injury marks suggesting a violent, brutal murder after being sexually assaulted.