Fred, magical things can happen when youre drafted last, just look at brock purdy, the 49 quarterback, who is mr. Irrelevant in 2022 since that time, he has led the 49 years to a conference championship and a super bowl cnn Breaking News hello again, everyone. Thank you so much for joining me on pick a whitfield and now to this Breaking News, tensions running high at ucla as a pair of Dueling Protests face on campus. A Pro Israel Group is demonstrating against propalestinian protesters. Its just the latest example of nationwide protests over the war in gaza that have swept through college campuses. Cnns Camila Bernal is live for us on the campus at ucla camila, tell us more about these demonstrations as it sounds like its either in support of. The jewish students here at ucla is coming to an end. But as you see here behind me, people are not leaving any time soon and theres still a large group of and so youre seeing this side is the side where you see the supporters of the jewish stude
WILMINGTON — During the Select Board meeting on Monday, Dec. 11, the board received communications from the temporary town manager, DPW director, IT director, and director of accounts from the
In push for privatisation, create fair markets and competition
It is not ownership but governance which should impact businesses. Unfortunately, successive governments have not been able to reform the governance mixing it with ownership
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In Budget 2021, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a disinvestment (privatisation) programme worth Rs 1.75 lakh-crore. The privatisation programme, especially of the two public sector banks, has ruffled feathers in Parliament. This led Prime Minister Narendra Modi to remark in the Lok Sabha that the ‘culture of abusing the private sector is no longer accepted’.
Modi’s remark hints towards Indian polity’s long-term mistrust of the private sector for much of India’s history. The polity cannot really be blamed as India’s colonisation began with the East India Company which was nothing but a private company.
Sensex, Nifty rally 10% since Budget Day to hit record highs: What should investors do now?
We would advise investors to use the rally in the markets to restructure their portfolio and exit stocks that have balance-sheet or corporate governance issues, suggest experts.
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The blockbuster Budget 2021 not just brought a bonanza for the economy but for investors as well. Investors’ wealth, in terms of the market-capitalisation of the BSE-listed companies, rose by more than Rs 11 lakh crore since January 29, 2021.
Both Sensex and Nifty50 have rallied by more than 10 percent each since Budget to touch a lifetime high of 51,514, and 15,153, respectively, on February 8.
How the government resisted populist temptations to create a growth Budget
Economy in tatters, a raft of sectors batted by the virus crying for help, plenty of lobbying from all quarters. Yet the policymakers stuck to the task of creating a Budget affixed on growth goals. A behind-the-scenes look at what went into the making of Budget 2021.
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In an ordinary year, the work on an upcoming Budget begins by October. It gradually ramps up by December, when most of the publicised pre-Budget meetings take place, and attains fever-pitch until the finance minister of the day presents the Budget on February 1.