CAT exam results out: Udupi's Niranjan bags first place
Udupi, Jan 06: Niranjan Prasad of Udupi has bagged the first place at the National Level CAT (Common Admission Test) Examination Results by securing 100% results.
The CAT exams were conducted in November to get admissions into the prestigious business schools in the country. Of the 2.9 lakh students who appeared for the exam, only 11 students have secured 100 percent results. Among them, Niranana Prasad is the only student from Karnataka.
Niranana Prasad is a native of Manipal in Udupi. Currently, he is pursuing B.Tech in Mechanical at IIT Madras.
His father Jayadeva Prasad Muleyar is the head of the MBA department at the MIT Institute of Moodabidri. Mother Keerthana Prasad is a professor at Manipal University.
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Rapid urban growth, infra projects drive up Mumbai's water needs: Shinde
Nagpur (PTI): Mumbai is receiving a partially inadequate water supply, with its daily requirement often exceeding the available reservoir storage, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde informed the state assembly on Wednesday.
Rapid population growth, large-scale housing projects and ongoing infrastructure development work have led to a continuous rise in water demand in Mumbai, he said in a written reply during the question hour.
Shinde was responding to a query raised by Shiv Sena (UBT) legislator Sunil Prabhu in the state assembly on inadequate water supply in Mumbai.
The water stock available in the seven reservoirs supplying drinking water to Mumbai stood at around 92 per cent as on November 15, the deputy CM said.
On Prabhu's query that Mumbai's water demand remains between 4,500 and 4,600 million litres per day (MLD), Shinde informed the House that, considering the population of the metropolis, its requirement is 4,665 MLD.
He said the municipal administration decides the quantum of water supply after assessing the availability in dams and the projected demand every year after the monsoon.
In some instances, water supply pressure drops in elevated areas and at the tail end of the distribution network, he added.
On long-term solutions, Shinde said work on the Gargai water supply project, proposed by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, has been taken up. The primary engineering works are in the final stage and the tendering process for the project is currently underway, he added.
