Archive · 9 Aug 2025
Hyderabad: Labor Rights Talks, Hospital Facelift, Automation Chair, and Deworming
Several initiatives were announced in Hyderabad.
Government officials and the ILO discussed ways to improve labor rights, including fair wages and protections for workers.
NIMS is getting a facelift with a new beautification project.
IITH and Granules India are working together to create a chair in process automation.
Lastly, a deworming drive will start on August 11th, giving medicine to children to help them stay healthy.
Telangana government and ILO discussed strengthening labor rights.
A Rs 4-crore beautification project has started at NIMS.
IITH and Granules India launched a Chair in automation.
Statewide deworming drive for children and adolescents begins August 11.
Albendazole tablets will be distributed at Anganwadi centres and schools.
- Who
- Telangana government, ILO, Intuc, HMDA, NIMS, IITH, Granules India, and the state health minister.
- What
- Discussions on labor rights, a hospital beautification project, a new academic chair, and a statewide deworming campaign.
- When
- The deworming drive begins August 11.
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana.
- Why
- To strengthen labor rights, improve hospital aesthetics, advance research, and improve child health.
- NIMS Project Cost
- Rs 4 crore
- Deworming Drive Target Age
- 1 to 19 years
- Automation Chair Partners
- IITH and Granules India Ltd.
