everybody else that makes athenss, georgia, and the university of georgia and the usg system one of the most incredible institutions in the country to work in, to study in and this city, this wonderful, wonderful city of a magical place to live n but we need to change things right now. the time is now. the board of regents has to take notice and do the right thing. yeah. it s a special place. it s a special community. and folks there need to do right by each other. professor, thank you so much for being with us. you re very welcome. thank you for shedding light on this. of course. coming up, we have an exclusive, some new details about who was behind what s been seen as a dramatic raid here. just check it out here on an alleged group of russian mercenaries. plus, is brazil s president encouraging a january 6th style insurrection in his country? and why was donald trump s former senior adviser just visiting with him?
DALTONGANJ: The Palamu administration has sounded an alert over the skewed gender ratio in the district and asked officials to check if ultrasound clinics are carrying out illegal sex determination tests.
The alert was sounded after an official document found an increasing gap in the gender ratio in the district. The document, accessed by TOI here, revealed that for 1,000 males, there are 926 females in Palamu.
According to the 2011- 21 census, the population of Palamu is 19,39,269 of which the number of females is only 9,33,567.
Additional chief secretary Arun Kumar Singh who is at present looking after the state health, medical education and family planning department, sent a letter to the Palamu deputy commissioner to hold a meeting of the district advisory committee on the pre-conception and pre-natal diagnostic centres here.
ISN President & COO Brian Callahan Speaks at 2021 NSC Safety Congress & Expo
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DALLAS (PRWEB) March 04, 2021
Brian Callahan, President and COO of ISN, the global leader in contractor management services, today served as part of the Executive Forum during the NSC Safety Congress & Expo, providing insights to industry professionals about creating a strong safety culture. Moderated by Steven Schoolcraft, Corporate Vice President, Safety, Health, and Environment at Parsons, Callahan joined Matthew Hallowell, President s Teaching Scholar and Endowed Professor of Construction Engineering at the University of Colorado at Boulder, and Noreen Cleary, Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at USG, for a Lunch and Learn - Executive Forum focused on leading trends in environmental, health and safety.
Last October, I sat nervously awaiting the email that would decide the trajectory of the next two years of my life. My phone buzzed. I picked it up, squeezing my eyes shut and whispering to myself one last time, âYouâll get in.â
The words âCongratulations on your acceptance to Grady College!â flashed across my screen. I was exhilarated; the fact that I had been accepted to one of the top journalism schools in the country filled me with pride.
At the time, I wasnât thinking about the fact that I was now a student in a college named after a white supremacist. It did not occur to me that if Henry W. Grady, the white supremacist after whom Grady College is named, was still around, I might not have been accepted due to my Asian heritage.