When a residential care worker followed the sound of a disabled man’s loud grunts, she was confronted with the sight of him lying face down with the end of.
When a residential care worker followed the sound of a disabled man’s loud grunts, she was confronted with the sight of him lying face down with the end of
The Union Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH) is set to introduce free cashless medical treatment for victims of road accidents across India. This initiative will be part of the amended Motor Vehicle Act 2019 (MAV2019) and will be fully implemented nationwide. The announcement was made at the Global Road Safety Initiative event in Delhi.
The Union Ministry of Education has also decided to add road safety as part of the curriculum for schools and colleges, which will be implemented soon - Overdrive
News News: Around 130 road safety experts from over 27 countries are taking part in the initiative being held in the capital city, with focus on identifying safe