On 11 May 2021H T Media announced that the Hon ble National Company Law Tribunal, New Delhi Bench (NCLT) in its order delivered on 11 May 2021 has sanctioned the Scheme of Amalgamation between subsidiaries of the company i.e. Firefly e-Ventures (FEVL), HT Digital Media Holdings (HTDM), HT Education (HEL), HT Learning Centers (HTLC), India Education Services Private (IESPL) and Topmovies Entertainment (TMEL) (Transferor Companies) with HT Mobile Solutions (HTMS) (Transferee company). Certified true copy of the order is awaited.
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Weber led COSI s rise to seed industry leadership
Central Oregon Seeds Inc. has been key in making Jefferson County a seed production hub
After 42 years as managing partner of Central Oregon Seeds Inc., Mike Weber turned 70 and retired Jan. 31 from a job that helped establish Jefferson County as an innovative specialty crop area. He will still remain a partner and on the board of directors.
Weber grew up in El Paso, Texas, and later earned a master s degree in plant nutrition at Oregon State University. In 1976, he came to Madras and worked three years as an OSU extension agent specializing in crops and soils.
The British economy contracted by a quarterly rate of 1.5 per cent in the first three months of 2021, a relatively modest contraction given that the country was in the midst of a strict lockdown to combat a second wave of the coronavirus. The Office for National Statistics also said Wednesday that the economy even managed to grow by a monthly rate of 2.1 per cent in March when the country began easing some restrictions, notably by reopening schools. The overall first quarter figures provide further evidence that businesses and consumers have adapted to the constraints of lockdown by increasing their online activities. In the second quarter of 2020, when the first lockdown was in place, the British economy contracted by a fifth.
Corporate India is stepping up to shoulder coronavirus-induced challenges by lending a helping hand through various initiatives like testing, vaccination camps, financial aid, medical help and resource access for COVID-19 care. As the country battles with the second wave of the pandemic, companies are tweaking policies on loans, insurance and leaves to help employees take care of themselves and their families. Apart from facilitating vaccination appointments and paid vaccination leaves, many corporates have updated the group Mediclaim policy to cover COVID-19-related expenses for employees and their families. We are offering COVID-19 Kavach policies for employees and their family members to meet COVID-related medical expenses, in addition to Group Term and Mediclaim cover, said Kristyl Bhesania, executive vice-president and head (human resources) at Tata AIA Life Insurance.