Bengal Governor Upset Over Raj Bhavan Gate Protests. There Were Sheep Too On Tuesday the protests - against the arrests in the Narada case - were more remarkable - eight sheep, of which six were white and two black, were involved
Updated: May 19, 2021 12:35 pm IST
Eight sheep - six white and two black - were among the protesters at Raj Bhavan Kolkata s gates Tuesday
Kolkata:
Bengal governor Jagdeep Dhankhar has taken serious offence at protests at the gates of his residence - Raj Bhavan in Kolkata - on Monday and Tuesday. He tweeted this morning to demand an explanation from the city s police chief by 5 pm.
Dhankhar complains as TMC supporters demonstrate in front of Raj Bhavan Bengal governor tweets to Mamata Banerjee and Calcutta Police, questions law and order situation in state
Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar on Wednesday took serious note of the demonstrations in front of the Raj Bhavan on consecutive days, despite prohibitory orders in force in the area, and sought a report from the city police.
The governor took to Twitter and shared video clips of both the events tagging the official handle of Calcutta Police, and asked them to send comprehensive reports regarding the incidents and the actions taken by 5 pm on Wednesday.
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OYO Eyes UK Growth in 2021 with Network Developer Programme 20 April 2021
Technology-led hotel group, OYO, has launched an innovative new business development model to help scale the UK business by partnering with hospitality professionals and entrepreneurs.
As part of the company’s overarching business growth strategy, OYO has created the Network Developer programme to both support expansion of the hotel network and present entrepreneurs in the hospitality and real estate space with a valuable revenue opportunity. The developers may be existing hotel owners, hospitality professionals, or real estate agencies.
The move is testament to OYO’s unique entrepreneurial ethos and the challenger brand’s aim to disrupt the hospitality market. OYO was founded by Indian entrepreneur, Ritesh Agarwal, in 2013 and has grown to a global hotel group with 43,000 hotels operating in 80 countries and 800 cities around the world.
An Operating Department Practitioner (ODP) at Ysbyty Gwynedd is marking 50 years in the NHS this month. Bernard Jones joined the health service in 1971 as an Operating Trainee Technician at the former C & A Hospital in Bangor, before leaving in 1977 to join the Welsh Ambulance Service where he spent seven years as an Ambulance Technician. During those years, he completed several qualifications and gained invaluable experience on the frontline treating those who needed pre-hospital emergency care. He said: “I decided after seven years with the ambulance service that I wanted to return to work in the hospital and secured an Operating Department Assistant role in Ysbyty Gwynedd when it opened in 1984.