Hotel Association of India Calls for Government Support to Foster Sustainable Practices in Smaller Hotels

The Hotel Association of India (HAI) is urging the government to provide financial incentives to help small hotels adopt sustainable practices. This move aims to bridge the gap between larger, eco-friendly hotels and smaller operators who face financial challenges in implementing sustainability initiatives. HAI’s Vision 2047, which seeks to achieve complete sustainability across the hotel industry by 2047, is a key part of this effort.

Indian Student’s Dream Turns into Nightmare After Assualt in Hobart

Devarshi Deka, an Indian student studying at the University of Tasmania, was left with lifelong disabilities after an alleged assault last year. Despite regaining consciousness after three and a half months in a medically induced coma, he now has a severe brain injury, impaired vision, and is unable to use his legs. As an overseas student, Deka is not eligible for government support, and his ongoing care will require specialized equipment and assistance that his family cannot afford. His friends are appealing to the government for financial help to provide Deka with the necessary care in Hobart.

St. John’s Tent City Residents Raise Concerns Amid Growing Encampment

The homeless encampment in St. John’s is expanding and residents are raising concerns about their safety and the lack of support from the government. Despite the province’s efforts to provide shelters and accommodations, many residents feel they are safer in tents and face challenges in accessing services. A recent incident involving a propane fire has highlighted the need for improved safety measures.

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