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The scale of Gujarat’s mortality crisis
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May 24, 2021 23:55 IST
Analysis of excess deaths from the civil registration system spotlights the systematic obfuscation in official statements
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Analysis of excess deaths from the civil registration system spotlights the systematic obfuscation in official statements
By all accounts, the mortality impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been exceptionally large. Crematoria, burial grounds, and, in some places, even riverbeds are full. Tragically, almost everyone has lost at least one person close to them. Given this reality, few people have much faith in official COVID-19 death counts. How many COVID-19 deaths are going uncounted? Could indirect effects of the pandemic, for example through economic distress and disruptions to health care, be contributing to a surge in mortality?
Biden shows intent on reworking immigration rules by not extending H-1B visa ban
President Joe Biden allowed a ban on issuance of H-1B visas for skilled workers to lapse at the end of March 2021, a move signalling his intent articulated as a campaign promise last year to pull the U.S. back from harsh immigration rules imposed by his predecessor, Donald Trump. Mr. Biden’s action will have a significant and favourable impact for Indian nationals seeking employment with U.S. tech firms, given that they were the largest demographic to benefit from this visa annually; they garnered approximately 70%.of the 65,000 H-1B visas annually made available to private sector applicants other than students. By some estimates, H-1B visa applications of up to 219,000 workers were likely blocked as a result of Mr. Trump’s proclamation last June, halting the processing and issuance of non-immigrant work visas of several types. The stated aim was to prevent foreign workers from cornering jobs i
The NEF says the Economic Distress Fund will offer concessionary business loans as well as equity funding with a maximum interest rate of 2.5%.
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The National Empowerment Fund
(NEF) and the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition have launched an to help black-owned businesses
recover from the Covid-19 induced financial crunch.
The institution said the new
fund, announced on Saturday will offer concessionary business loans as well as equity
funding with a maximum interest rate of 2.5%.
Eligible businesses will be
able to access between R250 000 and R10 million in funding. But they must
provide proof of commercial viability and must demonstrate that the need for
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