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Delhi Govt Plans Mental Well-Being Policy For Students, Youth Up To 29
Headline via Times Now · first report 12 Nov, 07:33 IST, latest 12 Nov, 20:16 IST
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4 independent news organisations have reported this story. The first report we saw came from Hindustan Times at 12 Nov, 07:33 IST; the latest is from India.com at 12 Nov, 20:16 IST. Rational Times has not independently confirmed the details: read each report through the links below.
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Reported by4 news organisations
First report12 Nov, 07:33 IST
Latest report12 Nov, 20:16 IST
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New DelhiThe Delhi High Court has directed the Delhi government to list the impediments it is facing in implementing the Drainage Master Plan, observing that its execution is the only comprehensive solution to waterlogging problems affecting several colonies…
Delhi will launch a mental well-being policy covering schools, colleges and youth up to 29, with psychometric assessments for staff interacting with children.
Delhi govt to introduce a mental well-being policy for children and youth up to age 29, covering students and out-of-school young people.
A fresh round of cloud-seeding trials is likely over Delhi in the next few days with IIT Kanpur on standby, though officials say timing depends on cloud moisture levels.
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The reports5 reports
- Hindustan Times Delhi HC queries state govt on hurdles to Drainage Master Plan
- Hindustan Times Delhi govt plans AI overhaul of e-district system
- Times Now Delhi Govt Plans Mental Well-Being Policy For Students, Youth Up To 29
- NDTV Delhi To Roll Out Mental Health Policy For Youth From November 19
- India.com Delhi pollution: Relief expected for residents as govt plans fresh cloud-seeding trial in coming days
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