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NT NETWORK Panaji The lockdown imposed by the Centre across the nation following the spread of COVID-19 infection has paralysed virtually all commerce in the country and put several people out of work, leaving many struggling for basic requirements like food and medicines. In Goa, many housemaids have been left …
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PTI New Delhi The government on Sunday directed all district heads to ensure seamless functioning of pharma units making devices and medicines, while the education minister said a decision on reopening of schools and colleges will be taken on April 14 after a review of the coronavirus threat in an …
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· NT NETWORK PANAJI: The government has asked Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) manufacturers in the state to make sanitisers and disinfectectants in view of the corona virus disease. Both the products are needed in the state because of the virus. Excise Commissioner, Amit Satija speaking to the Navhind Times …
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