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[h=3]Those criticising Raghuram Rajan need only look at what he has done for the Indian economy[/h] No central banker since Alan Greenspan has aroused as much passion as India’s Raghuram Rajan. In recent weeks, Rajan, the governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), has come under a fierce attack by influential members of prime minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and some right-wing opinion makers. Rajan, appointed by former…
[h=3]5 held for chasing Arunachal governor’s wife on Assam highway[/h] The Assam Police on Monday arrested five persons – three of them hailing from Uttar Pradesh – for chasing a Raj Bhavan car when Arunachal Pradesh Governor JP Rajkhowa's wife Rita Rajkhowa was travelling by road from Guwahati to Itanagar. The incident happened three days ago on National Highway 715 when a white Maruti Swift Dezire bearing registration number AS-01 BS-3236 began chasing her car after crossing Sonapur on the eastern outskirts of Guwahati. There were five persons in the Dezire including the driver and they tried to stop her car by signaling with their hands and shouting.
[h=3]Abandoned Japanese boy leaves hospital; no charges planned[/h] TOKYO (AP) — A Japanese boy who was found nearly a week after he was abandoned in a forest by his parents as punishment was released from a hospital Tuesday and said he was feeling fine.
[h=3]‘Mumbai airport recycling 25% of the water used by every passenger’[/h] To reduce its consumption of fresh water, the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA) has set up three sewage treatment plants. The plants recycle 25 per cent of water used by every passenger, which is then utilised for toilet flushing, cooling and in the airport’s green spaces. Speaking on the sidelines of an event to mark World Environment Day on Sunday, a Mumbai International Airport Pvt Ltd (MIAL) spokesperson said, “Fresh water is required for airport activities such as concessioners, cooking, drinking, cooling tower, etc. We can’t substitute fresh water requirement by treated sewage totally, but fresh water requirements in some activities, such as toilet flushing, gardening and cooling in HVAC, can be substituted by treated sewage.
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No central banker since Alan Greenspan has aroused as much passion as India’s Raghuram Rajan. In recent weeks, Rajan, the governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), has come under a fierce attack by influential members of prime minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and some right-wing opinion makers. Rajan, appointed by former…
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Could be used 100% provided if we all prepared drink the recycled treated water. That day is not for away.Why only 25% and why not 100 % ??? :noidea:
To reduce its consumption of fresh water, the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA) has set up three sewage treatment plants. The plants recycle 25 per cent of water used by every passenger, which is then utilised for toilet flushing, cooling and in the airport’s green spaces. Speaking on the sidelines of an event to mark World Environment Day on Sunday, a Mumbai International Airport Pvt Ltd (MIAL) spokesperson said, “Fresh water is required for airport activities such as concessioners, cooking, drinking, cooling tower, etc. We can’t substitute fresh water requirement by treated sewage totally, but fresh water requirements in some activities, such as toilet flushing, gardening and cooling in HVAC, can be substituted by treated sewage.
The Indian Express
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