A recently constructed six-unit apartment development in Bristol has sold for $1.1 million, according to public records.
Two three-story buildings at 224 and 230 South St., built in 2019 and sitting on just over one-third of an acre, changed hands on April 22.
The seller is Wesley Cyr of Cyr Plumbing and Heating in Torrington. The buyer is the Kumar Family Trust, whose trustees include Vinai Kumar and Prem Kumar, land records show.
The apartment units average 1,200 square feet each, all containing three bedrooms.
The listing broker was Ryan D. Smith of Tier 1 Real Estate.
âBee-Fencesâ Set Up To Scare Away Elephants And Prevent Human-Animal Conflict In Karnataka
by Arun Kumar Das - Mar 16, 2021 06:20 AM
The bee boxes (Arun Kumar Das).
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Project RE-HAB uses âbee fencesâ to dissuade elephants from entering human habitations.
Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) has launched a âbee-fencesâ project to mitigate human-animal (elephant) conflict in the country.
The objective of Project RE-HAB (reducing elephant-human attacks using bees) is to thwart elephant attacks in human habitations using honey bees and thus reducing loss of lives â humans as well as animals.
The pilot project was launched yesterday (15 March) at four locations around village Chelur in Kodagu district of Karnataka by KVIC chairman Vinai Kumar Saxena.
KVIC supplies 850 khadi silk sarees to Delhi police ANI | Updated: Feb 16, 2021 19:08 IST
New Delhi [India], February 16 (ANI): Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) on Tuesday supplied 850 khadi silk sarees to the Delhi Police. The purchase order by Delhi Police manifests Khadi s growing acceptance in various government agencies. Use of Khadi in our forces will significantly add to its popularity among masses. At the same time, such prestigious orders are a big boost for Khadi artisans, said KVIC Chairman Vinai Kumar Saxena.
Saxena added, The supply of sarees was accorded high priority and the consignment was delivered within time. These sarees will be worn by women front desk executives of Delhi Police who deal with the general public on a daily basis. This will further enhance Khadi s visibility.
Arunachal Is Reviving Its 1000-YO Art of Making Paper That Doesn’t Harm Trees
More durable than conventional paper, Mon Shugu holds a special place in the history of the Arunachal Pradesh’s Monpa tribe.
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In February 2020, Maling Gombu, a Tawang-based social worker and lawyer, wrote to the Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) a statutory body dedicated to the development of village industries, about the potential of a 1,000-year-old paper-making craft of the Monpa tribe in Arunachal Pradesh that was languishing.
Taking note of his letter, the KVIC took appropriate actions. Following months of planning, which was abruptly halted by the COVID-19 pandemic, the KVIC launched a Monpa handmade paper making unit on 25 December at an erstwhile abandoned government building in Tawang. Called ‘Mon Shugu’, this fine-textured handmade paper is an integral part of Monpa history.