Resolution hard to come by for AMR project’s homebuyers
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The process drew resolution plans from two builders and one of the plans was approved by the committee of creditors in May 2019. Since then, at least twice the orders were reserved on approving the plan, but could not be pronounced as the relevant judges left office at the company law tribunals.
The National Company Law Tribunal Appellate admitted the insolvency petition in May 2018 when aggrieved buyers alleged fraud and demanded possession.
Justice delayed is justice denied. This appears to have come true for around 2,000 ordinary savers who had booked homes and shops in the Kessel I Valley community housing project in Greater Noida.
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Education: Is online learning the new normal ?
Education: Is online learning the new normal ? | India Today Insight
Covid-19 has made blended learning the need of the hour, but how sustainable is it in the long run?
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Illustration for representational purposes by Sidhhant Jumde The use of technology in education is not new. The pandemic has only made it more pervasive and acceptable. In the wake of the lockdown last year in 2020, educational institutions across the world had to shift classes online and incorporate digital learning and assessment techniques into the curriculum.
Most brick-and-mortar schools in India were unprepared for this sudden change where learning practices had to evolve overnight. However, over the course of the year, they have become more comfortable with the use of technology. The pandemic has underscored the significance of digitisation across the country and given a fillip to online learning as classroom teaching was suspended. It emerge