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Time of India
2 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
In ‘Mann Ki Baat', Prime Minister Modi praises Panaji's waste sorting into 16 categories
Panaji: In his 124th ' Mann Ki Baat ' episode, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday praised the Corporation of the City of Panaji's 16-way segregation of waste. Modi also highlighted the role played by women in waste management and the state capital's larger aim of ensuring cleanliness. 'The example of Panaji city in Goa is also inspiring. There, waste is divided into 16 categories, and that is also being led by women,' Modi said. 'Panaji has even received the President's award. Friends, cleanliness is not a one-time, one-day task. Only when we accord priority to cleanliness every day, every moment of the year, will the country remain clean.' Modi said that a task such as keeping the country clean may come across as impossible but the ' Swachh Bharat Mission ' proves that if cities and states work together, change is possible. Chief minister Pramod Sawant thanked the PM for appreciating Panaji's efforts in waste management. Sawant said that the dedication shown by the women who segregate the city's waste has not only transformed Panaji's cleanliness standards but has also earned the city the President's award. 'This recognition inspires us to continue working towards a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable Goa,' Sawant added. Urban development minister Vishwajit Rane also acknowledged Panaji's pioneering efforts in waste management. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Fully Loaded 4 BHK apts for 4.49 Cr(All Incl)* in Sec 104 ATS Triumph, Gurgaon Book Now Undo 'This model is being led by women, and it's a matter of great pride that Panaji has also been honoured with the Rashtrapati Puraskar for its commitment to cleanliness and innovation,' said Rane. While thanking the PM for the recognition, Rane said that CCP mayor Rohit Monserrate also deserves credit for 'unwavering leadership' in waste management. Rane offered his gratitude to all the women changemakers driving Panaji's waste management initiative.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Nitesh Rane speaking as per instructions of his party seniors: Rohit Pawar comments on allegation that he was ‘ready to join BJP in 2019'
Pune: Responding to Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) minister Nitesh Rane's claim that "Rohit Pawar was willing to join BJP in 2019", the NCP (SP) functionary and MLA from Karjat-Jamkhed constituency on Sunday said, "He (Rane) is speaking as per the instructions of his party seniors. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now " Rohit Pawar was interacting with the media on the sidelines of a visit to a party worker's office in Pune city. On Rane's comment, he further said, "When Rane was with Congress, he used to speak very aggressively. He would go before people with progressive thoughts. But after going to BJP, he is toeing the line of his higher-ups. He is now continuously trying to get a good position in the party." He added, "The Rane family members should speak after they look at their own past of jumping between parties." The MLA commented on various political developments during the interaction. On (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray's visit to Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray, Pawar said it was a family visit, and there is no need to take political inferences from it. "If the two brothers are coming together, it is a good sign as per the culture of Maharashtra," he said. Asked if he feels voices of dissent are stifled, Pawar alleged that investigating authorities, including the Enforcement Directorate (ED), had taken action against him when he tried to speak against the ruling govt in rallies like the Yuva Sangharsh Yatra. He added that action was initiated against him even when he posted a video of state agriculture minister Manikrao Kokate on social media. Pawar said cabinet minister Hasan Mushrif's recent statement, wherein he reportedly spoke about offering rewards to farmers if he became the chief minister, is "a commentary on state govt's ignorance towards farmers' issues".
Hans India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Harshvardhan Rane shares glimpse of his hustle life
Actor Harshvardhan Rane is currently living what he describes as a "busy but fulfilling life," juggling multiple commitments across dubbing, training, and academics. In a candid Instagram video, the actor gave fans a sneak peek into his packed schedule, showcasing a blend of cinematic grind and academic determination. 'Dubbing for #DEEWANIYAT, Training for #SILAA, Studying for next EXAMS.…driving a little JIMNY 🙂 (just another #RainyDay in #Mumbai ),' Rane captioned the video. The reel opens with Rane navigating Mumbai's monsoon-soaked streets in his Jimny before heading to a studio for dubbing. He's currently lending his voice for Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat, a romantic entertainer starring Sonam Bajwa and helmed by Milap Zaveri. He had earlier teased fans with a story showing himself behind the mic, signaling the film's post-production is in full swing. The video then transitions to intense physical training sessions for Omung Kumar's upcoming emotional drama Silaa. The actor has been pushing boundaries, undergoing martial arts and stunt choreography training for a character dealing with both emotional upheaval and a physical transformation. The film stars Sadia Khateeb opposite Rane, while Bigg Boss 18 winner Karan Veer Mehra takes on the antagonist's role. What truly sets Rane apart is his simultaneous pursuit of a Psychology Honours degree. The video closes with him engrossed in study, writing notes for his upcoming exams. Back in May, Rane had posted about completing his assignments with full focus, stating, 'Assignments done, taiyyari done, pass nahi hona, top karna hai.' From on-screen action to off-screen ambition, Rane is clearly scripting an inspiring journey.
News18
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Harshvardhan Rane Is Juggling Between Deewaniyat, Silaa, And Psychology Exams
Harshvardhan Rane offered fans a look at his jam-packed day, revealing a life that juggles between dubbing sessions, rigorous martial arts training, and intense study hours. Bollywood heartthrob Harshvardhan Rane, with his rugged charm, intense screen presence, and powerful performance, has carved a niche for himself in the Hindi film industry. But the handsome hunk is now redefining multitasking, seamlessly balancing his film career with academic pursuits. The actor recently took to social media to offer fans a look at his jam-packed day, revealing a life that juggles between dubbing sessions, rigorous martial arts training, and intense study hours. In a video shared on Instagram, the Sanam Teri Kasam actor is seen driving through Mumbai's heavy monsoon rains in his compact Jimny. He was heading to the studio to dub for his upcoming romantic entertainer Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat, where he stars opposite Punjabi actress Sonam Bajwa. The clip then cuts to Rane immersed in his physical training, showcasing his dedication as he prepares for a demanding role in Omung Kumar's action-packed film Silaa. It ends with a glimpse into Rane's dedication for his psychology exams. He was seen writing notes and gearing up for the next exam. 'Dubbing for #DEEWANIYAT, training for #SILAA, studying for next EXAMS… driving a little JIMNY 🙂 (just another #RainyDay in #Mumbai)," he captioned the post, offering a candid glimpse into his current routine. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Harshvardhan Rane (@harshvardhanrane) Harshvardhan Rane's academic endeavours Away from the spotlight, the 41-year-old actor is pursuing a degree in psychology honours, inspiring thousands of fans. He frequently shares snippets of his academic life—completing assignments, visiting exam centres, and interacting with the students at the university. Back in June, he posted a video of himself studying for his exam with full dedication. He captioned the post, 'Taiyyari above 85% ki, minimum 80% ki ummeed," emphasising his determination to excel not just in cinema, but also in the classroom. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Harshvardhan Rane (@harshvardhanrane) Harshvardhan Rane's professional commitments On the cinematic front, the actor is busy shooting for his upcoming film Silaa. Directed by National Award-winning filmmaker Omung Kumar, Rane will surprise audiences with a never-seen-before action-heavy avatar. The film also stars Sadia Khateeb as the female lead and Bigg Boss 18 winner Karan Veer Mehra in a pivotal antagonist role. Rane has been undergoing extensive martial arts and stunt choreography training to meet the demands of his character. The screenplay of Silaa is written by Sameer Joshi, with dialogues by Aarambh M Singh. The music is composed by a talented ensemble including Ankit Tiwari, Shreyas Puranik, Sachet–Parampara, and Alexia Evellyn. Backed by Zee Studios, the film is jointly produced under the banners of Stark Entertainment, Blue Lotus Pictures, and Innovations India, promising to deliver a gripping cinematic experience for the audience. Strengthening the production team are producers Umesh Kumar Bansal, Pragati Deshmukh, Himanshu Tiwari, Abhishek Ankur, Ajay Singh, Dhananjay Singh, and Captain Rahul Bali, with Rahhat Shah Kazmi as co-producer. First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Indian Express
4 days ago
- Business
- Indian Express
GST registration, proper certification: Maharashtra announces fresh guidelines for fish feed procurement
In a move aimed at bolstering the fisheries sector in Maharashtra, the state government Friday announced a fresh set of guidelines for fish feed procurement. Addressing a press conference in Mumbai, Fisheries and Ports Minister Nitesh Rane said the new directives are designed to enhance efficiency across fisheries projects while providing a much-needed boost to local feed producers. Currently, a significant portion of fish feed is imported from outside the state. 'This affects quality control and sidelines local manufacturers,' Rane said. 'To address this, the Fisheries Department has decided to implement new procurement norms that prioritise locally registered and government-approved producers.' Under the revised guidelines, all subsidised fisheries projects in Maharashtra will now be required to procure feed exclusively from state-based suppliers who are recognised under central or state schemes, or are otherwise duly registered and subsidised by the government. As per the guidelines, fish feed must be certified by recognised food safety bodies such as the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), or the Indian Standards Institution (ISI). The packaging must clearly display key nutritional details — including protein, fat, moisture, and carbohydrates — as well as manufacturing and expiry dates. Suppliers will also be required to provide an official tax invoice and ensure the feed is delivered in sealed, hygienic packaging via clean, dry transportation. GST registration is mandatory for all suppliers, and record-keeping of purchasing farmers will now be compulsory. The minister emphasised that Maharashtra has seen considerable investment in fisheries infrastructure through both central and state support. Projects like fish seed production and conservation centres, cage culture units, biofloc systems, RAS (Recirculating Aquaculture Systems), and nursery ponds, all rely heavily on the availability of high-quality feed. 'The effectiveness and full operational capacity of these initiatives depend largely on the timely supply of nutritious and certified fish feed,' Rane added. Rane also highlighted the government's focus on sustainable and environmentally friendly feed production. 'Any complaints regarding feed quality from farmers or fishers will be taken seriously and addressed promptly,' he assured.
