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Supreme Court Denies Coaching Centre Federation Appeal, Labels Facilities As ‘Death Chambers’
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Supreme Court Denies Coaching Centre Federation Appeal, Labels Facilities As ‘Death Chambers’

The Supreme Court has firmly rejected the appeal made by the coaching centre federation, describing these institutions as 'death chambers'. The court's decision underscores the alarming safety deficiencies in these centres.Concerns Over Safety StandardsThe ruling comes amidst increasing concerns over the safety protocols followed by coaching institutes. The court highlighted numerous incidents that pointed to inadequate safety measures, which have led to tragic consequences for students.Court's Strong CriticismIn its judgment, the Supreme Court did not hold back in its criticism. The court emphasized that the lack of proper safety standards and emergency preparedness in these centres poses a grave threat to students' lives.Implications for Coaching CentresThis d...
Tourists In Goa Must Sign Police Form Before Renting Vehicles
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Tourists In Goa Must Sign Police Form Before Renting Vehicles

Tourists planning to visit the picturesque state of Goa now have an additional step to consider before renting vehicles for their exploration. The local authorities have implemented a new requirement mandating tourists to sign a police form prior to renting any vehicle.Purpose of the RequirementThe purpose behind this new regulation is to enhance safety measures and monitor the movement of tourists within the state. By having tourists sign a police form, authorities aim to better track the usage of rental vehicles and ensure accountability.Implementation DetailsTourists will now need to allocate extra time for this process when renting a vehicle in Goa. The form, likely to be provided by rental agencies or local police stations, will require tourists to provide personal...
TTD Implements Safety Measures: Children Restricted On Tirumala Temple Footpath Routes After 2 PM
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TTD Implements Safety Measures: Children Restricted On Tirumala Temple Footpath Routes After 2 PM

In response to a tragic incident involving the killing of a six-year-old girl by a leopard on the Alipiri footpath route, the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD) has introduced new restrictions for pilgrims. The TTD, which oversees the management of the renowned Tirumala temple, has decided to prohibit pilgrims with children aged below 15 years from trekking on both footpath routes to the temple after 2 pm. The new guidelines, effective from Sunday, allow children to access the footpath routes only between 5 am and 2 pm.Safety Measures in Light of Recent TragedyThe decision to impose these restrictions comes after the distressing incident that occurred on Friday night, where a leopard killed a young girl on the Alipiri footpath route. Apart from restricting children's access af...