TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / May 14, 2021 / ADGS Advisory, Inc (OTC:QOEG), (the "Company"), a provider of leading-edge online education in the Asia Pacific region, today announced the formal completion of
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TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / April 27, 2021 / ADGS Advisory, Inc (OTC PINK:ADGS), (the Company ), a provider of leading-edge online education in the Asia Pacific region,
today announced that its main subsidiary, Quality Online Education Group, has been selected as one of the 10 Best Innovative Companies to Watch in 2021 by CIOCoverage magazine. Quality Online Education Group focuses on technological innovation to help people in ways that were previously impossible and we re excited to be recognized for that focus by CIOCoverage, said Edward Wu, Chief Executive Officer of ADGS Advisory. Our team has a passion for education and our teaching modules combine education and entertainment with AI and Big Data algorithms. The resulting edu-tainment makes the classes and all of the supplementary materials that we provide fun and accessible for our pre-school - grade 6 students. We utilize technological innovation to link our native English-speaking teachers, based in Canada, the
NEW DELHI: Noting that the enforcement of Disaster Management Act to ensure a Covid-safe poll campaign in West Bengal had been less than adequate, the Election Commission on Saturday directed the state disaster management authority (SDMA) headed by the chief secretary, to step up its assigned statutory duty to enforce Covid-appropriate behaviour.
The instructions were given at a meeting chaired by chief election commissioner Sushil Chandra here to discuss strict implementation of EC’s guidelines for a Covid-safe campaign. Participating in the online review meeting were election commissioner Rajiv Kumar and senior officers of West Bengal including the chief secretary, secretary (disaster management), health secretary, DGP, Kolkata police commissioner, state chief electoral officers and state police nodal officer cum ADG (law and order).
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BHUBANESWAR: The Odisha government on Saturday sent another 300 metric tonne (MT) of medical oxygen to states in desperate need of the lifesaving gas, adding to the 250 MT it had sent a day earlier.
More than 20 tankers left for worst-affected states like New Delhi, Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh.
More than 247 MT liquid medical oxygen (LMO) moved out of Rourkela Steel Plant (RSP) alone in the past 24 hours.
While 44.5 MT was sent for use in Odisha, 62.57 MT was sent to Andhra Pradesh and 58 MT to Madhya Pradesh. “Among others, medical oxygen was also sent to Uttar Pradesh (31.10 MT), Haryana (21.75 MT), Maharashtra (19 MT) and Chhattisgarh (10 MT),” said an RSP authority.
NEW DELHI: Noting that the enforcement of Disaster Management Act to ensure a Covid-safe poll campaign in West Bengal had been less than adequate, the Election Commission on Saturday directed the state disaster management authority (SDMA) headed by the chief secretary, to step up its assigned statutory duty to enforce Covid-appropriate behaviour.
The instructions were given at a meeting chaired by chief election commissioner Sushil Chandra here to discuss strict implementation of EC’s guidelines for a Covid-safe campaign. Participating in the online review meeting were election commissioner Rajiv Kumar and senior officers of West Bengal including the chief secretary, secretary (disaster management), health secretary, DGP, Kolkata police commissioner, state chief electoral officers and state police nodal officer cum ADG (law and order).