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Senior Reporter at Pink Sheet/Medtech Insight. Interested in pharma and medtech. All views expressed are my own. Links/RTs are not endorsements.
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70% more drains cleared this year before monsoon showers, says DDA

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By Vibha Sharma Verified
| The Times of India Verified
News 70% more drains cleared this year before monsoon showers, says DDA 70% more drains cleared this year before monsoon showers, says DDANew Delhi: DDA has claimed to have removed more than 57,000 metric tonnes of silt from stormwater drains under its pre-monsoon desilting drive, marking an over 70% increase compared to last year. Enhancing the carrying capacity of drains will reduce instances of waterlogging.“Desilting exercise has been completed in the east, south and north zones.
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UK MHRA Inspectors Want The ‘Story’ Behind Clinical Trial Priorities, Not Just The List

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By Vibha Sharma Verified
| The Pink Sheet Verified
A mature quality culture under the international good clinical practice standard, E6(R3), is one where every member of the clinical trial team can confidently explain what matters most, why it matters, and their role in protecting it, according to UK MHRA GCP experts.
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Sadar Bazar, where rain misery finds a permanent address

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By Vibha Sharma Verified
| The Times of India Verified
News Sadar Bazar, where rain misery finds a permanent address New Delhi: For traders in Sadar Bazar, the onset of the monsoon brings more anxiety than relief. Waterlogging is a recurring problem, with shopkeepers alleging that repeated representations to authorities have yielded little improvement.Residents and traders of the area in Old Delhi said the issue cannot be resolved unless three agencies — DJB, Northern Railways and DMRC — work in coordination.
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