The 'Distinguished Service Award', a coveted honour at IIT-B, was presented to three alumni. Rajindra Harcharan Singh, from the Mechanical Engineering batch of 1988, was recognised for his exceptional achievements in his field and continued support to the institute. Sandeep Asthana, from the Chemical Engineering batch of 1990, was lauded for his professional excellence and impactful contributions, while Sudhir Jayram Nikam, from the Chemical Engineering batch of 1993, was honoured for his remarkable career and dedication to IIT-B's progress.
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Bhopal to Mumbai: Four decades of ignored air pollution
Toxic air persists as India prioritises economy over environment and lives
Manipur: An apology sans action
If Biren Singh's apology is to hold any meaning, it must be the starting point for tangible action: justice for the displaced, restoration of peace, and rebuilding of communal trust. Anything less will only deepen the wounds he claims to regret
Holy Votes, Unholy Mess in Delhi
In this unholy mess, the promise of governance has been sacrificed on the altar of political expediency
50-Metre Visibility at Raja Bhoj Airport, Flight Cancelled
Flight services were disrupted due to intense fog in the city on Thursday.
After raids, CM removes transport commissioner
Replaced by Vivek Sharma
Wife talks too much, says man; files for divorce
In-laws, hubby upset that she gives her opinion without asking
Clear toxic waste urgently: Activists
Concerns raised about potential water contamination due to inadequate disposal methods
UCC Plant Land: No Plans to Use It
The building on Union Carbide Corporation (UCC) plant land will remain dilapidated as the state government has no plans to use it.
I-T Attaches Assets Worth Crores of Builder Rajesh, Wife
I-T sleuths have carried out major raids on the residential and official premises of some builders.
SC to hear plea against Bhojshala survey
PLACES OF WORSHIP LAW CHALLENGE
