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CM continues to be hospitalised


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Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar continues to be hospitalised and is under observation at GMC after he was admitted for dehydration and low blood pressure on Sunday evening.  

The Chief Minister continues to be monitored by doctors at the hospital while the hospital has sought police assistance to keep people from trying to visit the chief minister to inquire about his health.  

The Chief Minister’s office in a terse statement said the chief minister was admitted on account of “slight dehydration” and low blood pressure.  

The Chief Minister was discharged from Mumbai’s Lilavati Hospital on Thursday morning and in a move that surprised many made it a point to attend the last day of the curtailed Budget session of the Assembly.  

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Meters for taxis still a far cry, no bidders for tender

the goan I network
Published Feb 27, 2018, 6:57 PM IST
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PANAJIThe Bombay High Court at Goa adjourned to March 5, the hearing in the petition filed by the Travel and Tourism Association of Goa seeking implementation of meters for taxis operating in the State after the State government told the court that there was no response to the first tender it had floated.  When the case came up for hearing, Advocate General told the Court that they had floated a tender, but since there were no bidders, the State government has held…

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