that was senator portman s way of pointing out that a republican president, whose party had control of the house and the senate, and was unable to pass an infrastructure bill, must have been weak, foolish, and dumb. leading off our discussion, a contractual norm or seen. and john howell, it an nbc national affairs analyst and host of the hell and high-water podcast. norm orange dean, what are you seeing when you look at this action in the senate, am i getting carried away with my notion that this bill is so solidly on track? i am glad you at least caution that this is the worst senate leader you had ever seen.
Justice Jyoti Singh also directed that back wages would have to be paid to the reinstated pilots. The court added that the extension of contract, in the future, of the contractual pilots would be at the discretion of Air India, based on their performance. The
Justice Jyoti Singh also directed that back wages would have to be paid to the reinstated pilots. The court added that the extension of contract, in the future, of the contractual pilots would be at the discretion of Air India, based on their performance. The
With upsurge in Covid-19, J-K administration bags effortst
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23 May 2021, 08:55 GMT+10
Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], May 23 (ANI): The Jammu and Kashmir administration has made strenuous efforts to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic such as establishing Covid hospitals, enhancing supply of ventilators and oxygen and increasing testing facilities.
According to a press release, Jammu Health and Medical Education Department has established dedicated Covid Hospitals, augmented the supply of ventilators (525 additional ventilators), enhanced the supply of oxygen, availability of logistics viz PPE Kits, N-95 masks, has triple-layer Masks, VTM and Sanitizer.
It has also strengthened laboratory testing facilities, ensured Rapid Antigen Test on a community basis, and provided required equipment.
Northern Trust Selected by Osmosis Investment Management to Support Fossil Fuel Free Common Contractual Fund
Northern Trust today announced it has been selected by
Osmosis Investment Management (Osmosis) to provide fund administration, global custody and depositary services for the Osmosis Resource Efficient Core Equity (ex-fossil fuels) Fund in a Collective Investment in Transferable Securities (UCITS) Common Contractual Fund (CCF).
The strategy, which Osmosis developed amid growing investor appetite to remove carbon risk from investor portfolios, will allow institutional investors to target an uncorrelated source of sustainable alpha from their core equity exposure, with a positive environmental focus. This latest addition to its suite of resource efficient strategies brings Osmosis ex fossil fuel assets under management to over US$600 million.