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Tinley Park eliminates vehicle stickers

The Tinley Park Village Board has voted 5-1 to give residents a break and eliminate vehicle stickers, a practice that has been going on for more than 50 years.

Nobel World Records Private Limited felicitated with the title of "World's Largest World Record Publication Company"

New Delhi [India], August 23 (ANI/PNN): New Delhi-based, Multi-National corporation with a global presence, 'Nobel World Records or NWR's' book publication company, 'Nobel World Records Private Limited', received an award on August 15, 2022 from the International Award Forum. The company was felicitated with the "World's Largest World Record Publication Company" award on India's 75th Year Independence Day. Nobel World Record CEO, Dr Arvind Lakshminarayanan also received the award for being the "World's Youngest Corporate CEO At Age 23" previously. His dedication and energetic approach have certainly helped him guide his company, Nobel World Records Private Limited, in the right direction to witness inevitable success. Nobel World Records is an international brand and a global authority on record-making and record-breaking achievements. The Nobel World Records (NWR) is managed by the Nobel World Records Pvt Ltd, a privately owned compa

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Moving out for essentials in Mumbai? Know color-coded vehicle stickers you need

Updated Apr 18, 2021 | 10:48 IST The stickers, which should be in the form of six-inch circles, will be available at ‘nakabandi points’ and all toll nakas and will also be provided free of charge by the Mumbai Police. Moving out for essentials in Mumbai? Know color-coded vehicle stickers you need  |  Photo Credit: Twitter New Delhi: Authorities in Mumbai on Saturday informed that people carrying out essential services and exempt from curfew rule will have to use colour-coded stickers on their vehicles to help them operate with more ease and also to limit vehicular traffic on the roads.  Mumbai Police commissioner Hemant Nagrale informed that red, green and yellow stickers were introduced to ensure the strict imposition of the restrictions brought by the Maharashtra government to curb the rising coronavirus disease (Covid-19) cases. Nagrale highlighted that the colour coding of the vehicles will discourage people from getting out unnecessari