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The Hindu
36 minutes ago
- The Hindu
1950 Indiramma House beneficiaries found to be ineligible; benefit passed on to poor
Around 1,950 people were granted Indiramma Houses against the rules. The benefit was passed on to eligible beneficiaries from poor backgrounds, said Telangana Housing Corporation's managing director V.P. Gautham on Friday (July 25). Altogether, 1.74 lakh beneficiaries began construction of houses. Of them, slabs were laid at 8,000 houses and the works are set to be completed at 5,000 houses. Mr. Gautham said that objections were received against details of 12,700 beneficiaries. A comprehensive review on ground level was conducted by District Collectors, who submitted a report. The 1,950 people who were later found to be ineligible either lived in a house with RCC slab, were government employees or earlier received a house under a scheme.
The Hindu
20 hours ago
- Business
- The Hindu
Broadway bus terminus to be closed for redevelopment of multi modal facility in the first week of August
The Broadway Bus terminus is expected to be closed for redevelopment in the first week of August as the Chennai Corporation has completed work on the temporary bus terminus near NRT Bridge (Clive Battery) on Ibrahim Salai in Royapuram. At a meeting on Thursday, officials of various agencies agreed to start operations of the temporary bus terminus in the first week of August. Residents have demanded better connectivity between Beach Station and the temporary bus stand to improve public transportation during a period of 30 months of construction of the multi modal facility in Broadway. Chennai Corporation has constructed 55 bus bays, 900 sq m of pedestrian waiting platform with covered shelter, 65 RCC chairs, new bituminous road covering 5300 sq m, 35 street lights of 12 m height, 31 LED focus lights and 200 sq m of passenger waiting hall with 50 chairs. The civic body has installed RO drinking water facility at the temporary bus terminus. As residents have demanded councillors to talk about the safety of women in the temporary bus terminus, GCC has planned several facilities to promote safety. Aavin will create a parlour for passengers in the temporary bus terminus. In a bid to prevent flooding of the area, GCC has created 250 m of storm water drains around the bus terminus. A sewer network measuring 200 m has also been completed. A water sump with a capacity of 21,000 litres has also been completed. GCC has also created facilities for first aid and mothers' feeding rooms, dining rooms for MTC staff and ticket counters. As many as 51 toilet seats have been completed. Self-help groups will be permitted to set up shops in the temporary bus terminus. Chennai Metro Asset Management Limited (CMAML), a special purpose vehicle (SPV) of CMRL will develop the multi modal facility in Broadway with viability gap funding of Rs.200 crore from the State government for the bus terminal, soft loan of RS. 115 crore from CMDA for external infrastructure and term loan of Rs.506 crore from TUFIDCO to GCC. A skywalk will be constructed at a cost of Rs.74 crore to connect Metrorail, suburban and bus terminus in Broadway.
Al Etihad
2 days ago
- General
- Al Etihad
'Abu Dhabi Civil Defence' celebrates graduation of 23 members from course in Singapore
23 July 2025 09:55 SINGAPORE (WAM) The Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority (ADCDA) has celebrated the graduation of 23 of its personnel from the 32nd International Rescue and Command Course (RCC), organised by the Civil Defence Academy in the Republic of Singapore, one of the world's most prestigious institutions in firefighting and civil protection training.A delegation from the ADCDA, led by Colonel Mohammed Nukhaira Saleh Al Mazrouei, along with several family members of the graduates, attended the ceremony held in reaffirmed that empowering national talents according to the highest international standards is a key pillar of its strategy to enhance readiness and raise the efficiency of the civil defence system at all authority remains committed to adopting global best practices in a manner that strengthens Abu Dhabi's position as one of the world's safest and most prepared cities in the face of emergencies and authority also emphasised that this milestone represents a qualitative step in developing specialised leaders capable of keeping pace with the latest advancements in civil protection. It contributes to enhancing operational performance, promoting institutional excellence, and fostering a culture of innovation — all of which support a proactive, professional, and resilient safety 28 weeks, the course provided comprehensive training that combined theoretical and practical components across various domains, including firefighting, rescue operations, hazardous materials response, fire investigation, search and rescue, incident management, and other core areas, equipping participants for leadership roles in the field. During the ceremony, student Mohammed Abdulqader Al Shatari Al Hashemi received the Best International Student Award in recognition of his exceptional academic and practical performance.
Time of India
5 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation to renew 100 RCC toilets across Secunderabad
HYDERABAD: The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation ( GHMC ) decided to reuse, refurbish, and utilise over 100 existing RCC toilets, e-toilets, and bio-toilets in the Secunderabad zone. The civic body invited 'expressions of interest' from safai karamchari registered bodies under the Build Operate and Transfer (BOT) model to adopt a pay-and-use system for 10 years. The agency needs to reconstruct toilets with amenities, including structural, plumbing, electrical, and lighting works. It should provide essential services such as liquid soap, napkins, dustbins, mirrors, and exhaust fans for users. You Can Also Check: Hyderabad AQI | Weather in Hyderabad | Bank Holidays in Hyderabad | Public Holidays in Hyderabad
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Here's Why This $50 Healthcare Stock Could Be the Next $200 Winner
Key Points Exelixis' most important product should continue driving strong financial results through the end of the decade. The oncology specialist is working on a next-gen medicine that could be even better than its crown jewel. The midcap biotech looks well-positioned to deliver market-beating returns over the long run. 10 stocks we like better than Exelixis › A decade ago, shares of Exelixis (NASDAQ: EXEL), a biotech company specializing in oncology, were trading for under $10 per share. Today, the drugmaker's shares are changing hands for about $45 apiece. In other words, Exelixis has crushed the market since 2015. Some might think there is little upside left for the stock after this run, but that's not the case. Read on to find out why Exelixis still has plenty of growth fuel left in the tank. Cabometyx is still doing the heavy lifting Exelixis is best known for its cancer medicine, Cabometyx. First approved in the U.S. in 2016 for patients with renal cell carcinoma (RCC, a form of kidney cancer), it was a bit of a breakthrough as the first therapy to show significant improvements for RCC patients in three important measures: overall survival, progression-free survival, and objective response rate (the percentage of patients who respond to treatment). Cabometyx has since earned numerous label expansions, and it continues to help drive solid top- and bottom-line growth for Exelixis. In the first quarter, the company's revenue jumped by 30.6% year over year to $555.4 million. The company's adjusted earnings per share (EPS) more than tripled to $0.62. Cabometyx has proven to be a successful pipeline drug, becoming the most prescribed tyrosine kinase inhibitor (a type of cancer drug that targets and kills cancer cells) among RCC patients, while making headway in hepatocellular carcinoma (liver cancer) and other markets. Despite Cabometyx's success, though, Exelixis will need more to continue delivering above-average returns over the long run. Generic competition for the medicine is expected to enter the U.S. market by 2030. Thankfully, Exelixis is already preparing for that eventuality. The next stage of growth Exelixis aims to apply the same blueprint that has made it successful over the past decade: developing a cancer medicine that can become a standard of care in a niche with a high unmet need, while earning label expansions in many other markets. The company appears to have already discovered its next gem. Exelixis recently reported positive top-line phase 3 results for zanzalintinib in patients with metastatic colorectal cancer (CRC). Despite having a high 5-year survival rate when caught early, CRC is the second-leading cause of cancer death worldwide partly because, once it has metastasized, there are few effective treatment options. Exelixis is looking to change that with zanzalintinib, and the company's apparent phase 3 success suggests it might be able to pull it off. Furthermore, zanzalintinib is being investigated across other indications, including those where Cabometyx is dominant, such as RCC. The former seems to have a better safety profile than its predecessor, among several other advantages. Beyond RCC and CRC, Exelixis plans to start several other late-stage studies for its next crown jewel this year, all of which will test it against current standards of care. As they say, to be the best, you have to beat the best. That's what Exelixis aims to do with zanzalintinib. Exelixis expects zanzalintinib to generate about $5 billion in sales eventually, far exceeding Cabometyx's current total or, for that matter, Exelixis' annual revenue. There is still some work to be done to get there, but early signs suggest that zanzalintinib is an excellent candidate. Exelixis' recent clinical progress also reinforces its leadership in oncology. The biotech company has several other early-stage candidates in development that could help it move beyond Cabometyx once it starts facing generic competition. Can Exelixis get to $200? From its current stock price of approximately $45, Exelixis needs a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of at least 16.1% to reach $200 within the next decade and 10.5% to achieve this in 15 years. The former goal is ambitious, but the stock has delivered even better returns than that over the past decade. Although the past is no guarantee of future success, Exelixis' MO has remained the same and could, once again, allow it to generate monster returns over the long run as it makes significant clinical and regulatory progress with zanzalintinib and other pipeline candidates. Even if it falls short of this goal, though, my view is that Exelixis is well-positioned to deliver market-beating returns to patient investors -- the 15-year path to $200 would still be impressive. Either way, the stock looks like a buy. Should you invest $1,000 in Exelixis right now? Before you buy stock in Exelixis, consider this: The Motley Fool Stock Advisor analyst team just identified what they believe are the for investors to buy now… and Exelixis wasn't one of them. The 10 stocks that made the cut could produce monster returns in the coming years. Consider when Netflix made this list on December 17, 2004... if you invested $1,000 at the time of our recommendation, you'd have $652,133!* Or when Nvidia made this list on April 15, 2005... if you invested $1,000 at the time of our recommendation, you'd have $1,056,790!* Now, it's worth noting Stock Advisor's total average return is 1,048% — a market-crushing outperformance compared to 180% for the S&P 500. 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