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Reliance Industries and Reliance Foundation, started an Animal Rescue, Care, Conservation and Rehabilitation programme, named Vantara within the Green Belt of Reliance's Jamnagar Refinery Complex in Gujarat. The centre, expands over 3,000 acres, aims to focus on the rescue, treatment, care and rehabilitation of animals that have been ill-treated, endangered or injured, in India as well as abroad. The facility provides shelter to 50-60 endangered species of rescued animals, according to media reports. A dedicated team of 3,000 people are taking proper care of the animals. "The hospital has MRI & CT scan machines, endoscopic robotic surgery machines and six…

The newly built Ram temple in Ayodhya has received donations in huge amount, including 25 kg gold and silver ornament costing of Rs 25 crore in a month after the pran pratistha ceremony on January 22, trust officials on Saturday said. Prakash Gupta, office in charge of the Ram temple trust, revealed that the amount of Rs 25 crore include cheques, cash and drafts deposited in the temple trust's office along with those deposited in the donation boxes. "However, we are not aware of the online transactions done directly in the trust's bank accounts," he added.  Further he said that…

A cafe named Calcutta 64 in Kolkata's Salt Lake has added an unique feature to its business which is a blend of technology and hospitality, the cafe has started a drone-based coffee delivery system. This creative feature has captured the interest and admiration of many internet users on social media. The use of drones by the café to serve coffee is a cutting-edge development in customer service that combines practicality with a futuristic aesthetic. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3dGq15Su3t/?igsh=MXdiY3pzejI3aGczZg== In the viral video clip a person can be seen receiving a cup of coffee placed on a drone. The drone approaches the customer in…

The Central government on Thursday allowed traders to export onions to 4 countries till March 31. After the centre's approval, the traders will be allowed to export 54,760 tonnes of onion to Bhutan, Bangladesh, Bahrain, Mauritius said Consumer Affairs Secretary Rohit Kumar Singh. Rohit Kumar Singh stated, "We have allowed export of 50,000 tonnes of onion to Bangladesh, 1,200 tonnes to Mauritius, 3,000 tonnes of Bahrain and 560 tonnes to Bhutan with immediate effect," reported news agency PTI. Traders are permitted to export this quantity till March 31. The modalities are being worked out, he said. The Consumers Affairs Secretary…