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S S Rao elected as Chairman PRSI, Delhi Chapter
S S Rao, Chief General Manager, PR, Power Finance Corporation has been unanimously elected as Chairman, Public Relations Society of India, Delhi Chapter for the period of 2021-23. Till now he was holding the position of. Secretary of the Delhi Chapter. Sarvesh Tiwary, Managing Director, PR Professional and a veteran media personality has been elected as Vice Chairman of the Society.
G S Bawa, former GM (PR), Airports Authority of India has been elected unopposed as Secretary , PRSI Delhi Chapter. The New body has taken over from today itself.
The election result were announced by the Election Officer, Shri Dinesh Kumar , former Executive Director, AAI at the AGM held today in the virtual mode, Zoom Meeting . Shri Kumar also announced the result of other members of the governing body members .
Foreign nations put India on ‘no flying’ list
April 23, 2021
Industry experts say, the second pandemic wave has also affected domestic travel - The Hindu×
As Covid-19 cases continue to spike, countries are restricting travellers
With more than 10 countries imposing restrictions on travel to and from India in the wake of the rising number of Covid-19 cases in the country, airlines and travel companies are in for more trouble.
The latest to impose restrictions is Germany which has added India to its ‘high incidence areas’ list – areas at particularly high risk of infection.
After the mayhem of at least 50 passengers testing positive for Covid-19, Hong Kong put flights to and from India on ‘no flying list’. With the fear that Indian passengers may carry the infection, the UK, Canada, New Zealand, UAE and Australia too followed suit. Indonesia stopped issuing visas to Indian travellers temporarily whereas France has imposed mandatory quarantine and the United
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The organised labour yesterday vowed to call out its members on a nationwide indefinite strike should the National Assembly go ahead with the bill seeking to move the National Minimum Wage from the Exclusive List to the Concurrent List of the Constitution.
The union argued that National Minimum Wage as embedded in the constitution is an internationally recognized standard which has the endorsement of the United Nations, through its agency, International Labour Organisation (ILO).
This is coming as hundreds of members of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) yesterday organised a one-day protest during which they marched to the National Assembly complex in Abuja and the state Houses of Assembly across the country.
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