Parts of the country. high water in bavaria, saxony, in austria as well, towns and cities deluged. translation: people have lost their lives, their - houses, there are no more roads, but there is huge solidarity. they are going to need it in the weeks to come. we are seeing this kind of destruction all over west germany, and what is particularly hard for people in places like this to bear is that it could be weeks or maybe months before they get back electricity connection. in one part of the region, authorities are saying that gas for heating and hot water won t be back until well into the autumn. germany is mourning its dead. for the survivors, this ordeal is far from over. jenny hill, bbc news. it s just days before the opening
5 more services of BIDA come under online OSS centre
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DHAKA, April 13, 2021 (BSS) – Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA) has included five more services with its online One Stop Service (OSS) centre to ensure ease and swift services for the investors in the country.
Power Secretary Md Habibur Rahman joined the virtual inauguration function of the services as the chief guest while Member of National Board of Revenue (NBR) Zakia Sultana joined as the special guest, said a press release.
BIDA Executive Chairman Md Sirajul Islam presided over the function.
The services are: Online VAT Registration, Electricity Connection of the Dhaka Electric Supply Company Limited, Electricity Connection of the West Zone Power Distribution Company Limited, Electricity Connection of the Northern Electricity Supply Company Limited and Providing Recommendation of the BIDA Second IRC.
Leading EPC Firm Kalpataru Secures New Orders Worth Rs 1,554 Crore In Power Transmission Sector
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Kalpataru Power Transmission Limited (KPTL), a leading Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) player in the power and infrastructure contracting sector has secured new orders worth Rs 1,554 crores.
âWe are delighted with the new order wins in our power transmission business. These new order wins help us to strengthen our power transmission order book in India and overseas markets. Our current year order inflow has reached around Rs 8,000 Crores and additionally we have good visibility across all our businesses. Our order book visibility with low debt gives us confidence of growth from long-term perspective,â Manish Mohnot, Managing Director and CEO of KPTL said.
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Rules impact your everyday life.
Important to know more about these changes in detail.
New Delhi: Come January 1, 2021 and several rules that have a major impact in the lives of common man are going to change. These rules range from new Cheque payment, LPG Cylinder prices, GST to name a few.
Since these rules are going to affect your everyday life, it is important to know more about these changes in detail.
Here are rules that are going to change from January 1 2021.
1. Cheque payments rule
In a bid to check banking fraud, the Reserve Bank of India had a couple of months ago decided to introduce the positive pay system for cheque, under which re-confirmation of key details may be needed for payments beyond Rs 50,000. This Cheque payments rule of positive pay system will come into effect from January 1 2021. While availing of this facility is at the discretion of the account holder, banks may consider making it mandatory in case of cheques for amounts of Rs 5 l
To generate electricity but many businesses keep it generate on her and as a backup pushing the operating costs upwards investors complain that the lack of reliable power hurts business. there s sun aplenty in tanzania that s why solar panels there can generate plenty of electricity but there s still a power shortfall the united nations says a mere two percent of the population in rural towns are near has an electricity connection even in the cities it s barely forty percent. investment in electricity generation has been lagging for far too long in part because of corruption and mismanagement. it makes life hard for companies hampering production and job creation. the government has promised to boost electricity production. it s declared aim is to ensure that seventy five percent of the population gets a connection by twenty twenty five to accomplish that generating capacity will be