more-inA ₹7-crore apparel project at Rajakumari village will get a new lease of life, thanks to the intervention of the Vigilance Research and Training Wing. A 55,000-sq-ft building constructed for the project has been remaining idle for nearly three years. After a long wait for the project to go on stream, a resident alerted the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau through the ‘Whistle Now’ mobile application against corruption in December 2016. The Vigilance launched an inquiry and alerted the government. An official at the Vigilance wing said the unit would start functioning next month following the intervention of the government and Electricity Minister M.M.

Source: The Hindu April 08, 2017 18:22 UTC