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		<title>34 New National TCM Standards Boost China&#8217;s 14th Plan</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 25 Jan 2026 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[In a bold step forward for Traditional Chinese Medicine, China has rolled out 34 fresh national standards during the 14th Five-Year Plan. Announced at a key standardization committee meeting in&#8230;]]></description>
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<p>In a bold step forward for Traditional Chinese Medicine, China has rolled out 34 fresh national standards during the 14th Five-Year Plan. Announced at a key standardization committee meeting in Beijing on January 24, this brings the overall tally of TCM standards to 36, signaling robust growth in the sector.</p>



<p>The standards cover an expansive array of areas, from hands-on clinical treatments to foundational research and even traditional healing methods of ethnic minorities. They also address pharmaceutical manufacturing and data management systems, creating a holistic framework for TCM&#8217;s evolution.</p>



<p>Committee officials emphasized how these guidelines are widening TCM&#8217;s international footprint. By establishing clear benchmarks, China aims to elevate TCM from cultural practice to globally recognized medical science. This comes amid rising global interest in holistic therapies post-pandemic.</p>



<p>The &#8216;National Standards System Table&#8217; stands as a cornerstone, continually updated to integrate new findings and technologies. Stakeholders hail this as a game-changer, promising safer, more effective TCM products and services. As the plan progresses, expect even more strides in harmonizing tradition with modernity.</p>
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		<title>Ranchi Bus Terminals to Get National Standard Upgrade: Rs 48.72 Crore Approved</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 11 Oct 2025 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Ranchi is set to witness a significant upgrade of its three major bus terminals, including ITI Bus Stand, Government Bus Depot, and Birsa Munda Bus Terminal in Khadgara. These facilities&#8230;]]></description>
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<p>Ranchi is set to witness a significant upgrade of its three major bus terminals, including ITI Bus Stand, Government Bus Depot, and Birsa Munda Bus Terminal in Khadgara. These facilities will be modernized and renovated to meet national standards, following a directive from Chief Minister Hemant Soren to accelerate urban development projects. A total of Rs 48.72 crore has been sanctioned for this ambitious undertaking. The ITI Bus Stand will receive the largest share of funding with Rs 24.77 crore, followed by the Government Bus Depot at Rs 20.19 crore, and the Birsa Munda Bus Terminal at Rs 3.76 crore. The Urban Development and Housing Minister has instructed the departmental principal secretary to expedite the commencement of work through JUHDCO. The ITI Bus Stand, currently offering minimal passenger amenities, will be transformed into a state-of-the-art facility spread across three acres. It will feature a terminal building with ground and first floors, housing essential amenities such as a driver canteen, maintenance shed, guard room, modern entrance, waiting lounges, and dedicated parking for cars, autos, and e-rickshaws. The first floor will include a restaurant, administrative offices, ticket counters, dormitory facilities, locker-equipped guest rooms, and landscaping. The terminal is designed to handle the operation of 416 buses daily. The Government Bus Depot, built between 1962 and 1970 and now in a dilapidated state, will be reconstructed according to Indian Road Congress standards for Rs 20.19 crore. The new structure will provide enhanced facilities across its ground and first floors, including a guard room, maintenance area, dormitory, waiting lounge, food kiosks, sheltered bus bays, a sliding gate, and parking. Approximately 512 buses will operate daily through eight bus bays. The Birsaunda Munda Bus Terminal in Khadgara will undergo renovation for Rs 3.76 crore, focusing on enhancing convenience while preserving its existing structure. This expansive terminal will feature 31 bus bays, parking for 89 buses and 70 cars, smart shelters, a 50-bed dormitory, restrooms, bathing facilities, a guesthouse, high-mast lighting, a boundary wall, and special arrangements for women&#8217;s safety. Landscaping and beautification of the premises are also planned. The principal secretary has urged JUHDCO to expedite the tender process and begin construction promptly. Upon completion, Ranchi&#8217;s bus terminals are expected to become national-level model standards, offering passengers a superior experience in terms of safety, cleanliness, and modern amenities.</p>
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