Post-operative cognitive decline, or dysfunction (POCD), is a recognized clinical phenomenon in which patients experience lasting cognitive impairment following anesthesia.
To beat the adverse market conditions, Karnataka based SUCO Souharda Sahakari Bank has launched the ‘Start-up to Self-Employment’ scheme to develop start-up business which was affected during the Covid-19 Pandemic. The scheme was inaugurated by Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister Sri Ashwatha Narayana.
Talking to Indian Cooperative correspondent bank Chairman Mohit Maski said, “Under the Start-up to Self-Employment scheme, we have tied-up with three organizations and given a chance for people to start their own business. These are Bat Fly- Battery Refurbishing, Samvita- Primary Health Care Diagnosis Kit and NEERAW- Naturally Sourced Health Drink”.
“The Bat Fly scheme allowed the people to start the business of lead batteries which is the most commonly used medium of energy storage. For this, our bank has tied up with Bangalore based Banashree System Private Limited and offering an opportunity for entrepreneurs to open battery refurbishing points’ ‘, Maski added who has be
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John Blankley (opinion): I once voted to keep cops on The Ave. Now I ve changed my mind
John Blankley
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A Greenwich Police officer directs traffic at Greenwich Avenue and Elm Street in Greenwich, Connecticut, in January 2020.File / Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media
Here we go again, a decades-old debate: the issue of traffic police on the Avenue is item 1 on the Representative Town Meeting’s agenda (“the call”) on March 8, pitting traditionalists against modernists.
When I first served on the RTM a dozen years ago one of the first votes I took was to keep “cops on the Avenue.” The proposal at that time was to install traffic lights, a soulless idea, so the choice then was easy and an overwhelming majority nixed it. And it was all the easier for me because when we’d arrived from the UK almost 25 years before we saw local police directing traffic and it was such a reminder of “Olde England.”
Encourage carefully planned affordable housing in Wilton
Stephen Hudspeth
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Being proactive on well-conceived affordable housing proposals helps to take pressure from Hartford off Wilton for other ways to get to that result.
That can sound cynical, and there has been a charge recently leveled against our locally-elected state officials of cynicism in their alleged voting “no” on state initiatives to move us in various directions while knowing full well that the opposite result will come about given the composition of our state legislature.
The reality is, however, that the kind of pro-active thinking happening now on affordable housing in Wilton serves broad and good societal purposes even as it gives our elected officials evidence of forward progress to present in Hartford in opposition to, or major modification of, proposed legislative remedies. Moreover, it offers creative real-world solutions to