Puducherry government has imposed a ban on the sale and use of plastic products in the Union Territory from March 1."Puducherry government will impose a ban on plastic usage from March 1, 2019," Narayanasamy told media in Puducherry..The decision has been taken to keep the environment clean, he added.Puducherry Chief Minister V Narayanasamy made the announcement on Sunday.On March 23 wholesale PP sheets last year, the Maharashtra government had issued a notification, imposing a ban on the manufacture, use, sale and distribution of all plastic materials like plastic bags, spoons, plates, bottles and thermocol items.On April 13, the Bombay High Court had called the ban reasonable"Many of those who have been living in temporary housing since the April 25 earthquake and subsequent aftershocks are in villages accessible only by foot.

Nuche Ram lost his younger brother and the family home; now he and a dozen relatives share another tin shack just a few meters from Prajapati.Some are still living in temporary shelters in camps across the country, though there is no official number."Pokharel said the government has approved reconstruction spending of only $500 million so far."We can't reconstruct or work on infrastructure because there is no guideline."All we have a thin layer of tin to protect us this winter. We have been forgotten by our own government," said Prajapati, standing next to an open sewage line and a community toilet shared by three dozen families.Around 2 lakh answer sheets are transferred online to the Nagpur University where around 250 teachers will assess the answer sheets of the Commerce stream.. Vidyasagar Rao has told the university to maintain the deadline for result announcements. The VC should have understood this,” Mr Sawant said.This is because Commerce stream has the maximum number of students.