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    Delhi CM explains working of new Integrated Command and Control Centre for pollution control
    Delhi water supply to be affected for 2 days: Check timings, list of affected areas

    Water supply will be interrupted for two days in several parts of Delhi starting Wednesday, February 25, due to infrastructure work at the Dwarka Water Treatment Plant. The Delhi Jal Board announced a 48-hour shutdown for interconnection work on a new raw water pipeline. Residents in affected southwest Delhi areas are advised to store water in advance.

    States repurpose Smart City SPVs post-mission

    With the Smart Cities Mission concluded, state governments are striving to maintain the relevance of established SPVs. These SPVs are transitioning into consultancy platforms for municipal corporations, implementing urban development projects. To ensure long-term sustainability, states are focusing on making these SPVs self-sufficient through consultancy fees and project implementation charges.

    Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre empowered under PMLA

    The Centre has empowered the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C) under the PMLA, enabling it to receive and share information to combat money laundering linked to cybercrime. This move aims to strengthen enforcement against financial transactions related to online frauds and support the Enforcement Directorate in tackling transnational cybercrimes.

    Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce delegation reaches midpoint, extends invitation to Gujarat CM for Gala event

    The Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce (ICCC) highlighted the progress of its India Mission 2024, led by President Murarilal Thapliyal, in enhancing trade relations between India and Canada. The delegation initiated discussions in Delhi, engaging with policymakers and business leaders at various forums.

    India wins bid to host international conference on cement in 2027

    India has won the bid to host the International Congress on the Chemistry of Cement (ICCC) in 2027, beating out competition from the UAE and Switzerland. The conference, which reviews research progress in the cement and concrete sector, is held every four to six years and is the largest event of its kind. India's cement industry, the second-largest in the world, has a low carbon footprint and is energy efficient. The event will provide a platform for thought leaders to exchange ideas and drive progress in areas such as decarbonization and alternative energy sources.

    The Economic Times
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