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War on drugs: Karnataka mulls to ban hookah bars
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RANCHI: The state cabinet on Thursday approved the Jharkhand Green Energy Cess Bill 2021, which aims to levy a cess of Rs 0.15 per unit from companies that produce power from conventional sources, organisations which use high voltage transmission lines of 33KV and industrial units that have their own captive power production units.
The cess will not be applicable to power companies whose 51% ownership is held by the state government. A bill in this regard would be tabled during the Budget session.
The ministerial council, headed by chief minister Hemant Soren, also approved a bill which aims to amend the provisions of the COTPA Act of 2003. As per the provisions of the new bill, there will be a blanket ban on the establishment and operations of hookah bars in the state. Those found guilty of flouting the law will face a jail term of up to one year and a fine worth Rs 1 lakh.
Neglect to Srimanta Shankaradeva Kalashetra
Srimanta Shankaradeva Kalashetra which was built in 1998 is in a dilapidated condition.
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GUWAHATI: Srimanta Shankaradeva Kalashetra which was built in 1998 is in a dilapidated condition. Broken pavements, ruined condition of the traditional huts and others speak about its near future. But in spite of all this the present government does not pay any attention for the development of its infrastructure. Most of the property is in ruined condition.
The solar system which was planned to lighten up the entire campus is of no use. It remains as a piece of evidence. The water of the artificial pond which was built for the entertainment of the visitors has dried up and the fishes died because of the negligence of the Kalashetra authority. The fountain which is in front of Purbajyoti Museum is of no use at present because of lack of maintenance by the authority. On the other hand, India s longest sky train as claimed by