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I am Neeraj Verma from Jaipur (India). I am currently working Entertainment24 - Bollywood, Hollywood, South Cinema.

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Telangana, Microsoft, Join Hands for Green Pharma AI Centre

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By Neeraj Kumar
| Deccan Chronicle Verified
Hyderabad: Telangana on Thursday announced the establishment of a Green Skills and Applied AI Centre of Excellence (CoE) with a focus on Green Pharma, in partnership with Microsoft, 1M1B Foundation and MeitY Startup Hub. The Centre, to be set up in Hyderabad and expected to be operational by August 2026, aims to equip youth with skills at the intersection of artificial intelligence and sustainable manufacturing and to support the state’s life sciences and green manufacturing sectors.
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BJP Seeks to Consolidate Singareni Coal Belt

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By Neeraj Kumar
| Deccan Chronicle Verified
Hyderabad:The BJP is intensifying its efforts to consolidate its hold in the Singareni coal belt, with Union Coal and Mines minister G. Kishan Reddy turning the recent Tadicherla-II allotment to Singareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) into a major political message.
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Alcohol-Rich Medicines Brought Under Tighter Control

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By Neeraj Kumar
| Deccan Chronicle Verified
Common medicines including cough syrups, expectorants, tinctures and herbal extracts containing more than 12 per cent ethyl alcohol will now be dispensed only on prescription, after the Centre amended the Drugs Rules, 1945, and removed their Schedule K exemption. The move aims to prevent misuse, diversion and sale of alcohol‑rich formulations that were earlier available more freely.
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