Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center Honors Staff for Heroic Efforts
Recipients of Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center’s employee recognition event, from left: Dr. Rajinder Bajwa, Doctor of the Year; Dr. Milind Chaudhari, Care Team of the Year; Dr. Zubair Shaikh, Care Team of the Year; Rasheed Rivers, Non-Clinical Team Member of the Quarter; Michelle Lewis, Clinical Team Member of the Quarter; and Alicia Scott, DNP, Care Team of the Year. Those not pictured include Dr. John Blundell, Care Team of the Year and Educator of the Year; and Dr. Neils Gothgen, Dr. Ryan Mikac, Melissa Owens, and Erin DeMarco, all recipients of the Care Team of the Year award.
MUMBAI: On January 25, SpaceX broke a world record by launching 143 satellites in one go. Now, India is set to break another record. On February 7, 100 tiny satellites, called Femto satellites, designed and developed by 1,000 students across India, will be launched at the birthplace of APJ Abdul Kalam, Rameshwaram in Tamil Nadu.
Femto satellites are tiny ones with a low mass and are used for scientific and training purposes. Dedicated to Kalam, it is a joint project by APJ Abdul Kalam International Foundation, Chennai-based Space Zone India and another organisation called Martin.
Speaking to TOI on Sunday, general secretary of the Kalam International Foundation, Milind Chaudhari, said that of the 1,000 students, 380 are from Maharashtra, making it the second-highest after Tamil Nadu. Of the 100 satellites, 38 are from Maharashtra which includes one of Children’s Academy in Mumbai.
The 3.6% figure has beaten most expert estimates, which were closer to two percent. The previous high was in February, when IIP rose 5.2 per cent. Factory output had grown 0.48 per cent in September, the first time it did so after February.