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Representative image NOIDA/GHAZIABAD: Some residents’ welfare associations in Noida have started helping the senior citizens in the city get vaccinated against Covid-19, a task that can be hard for the elderly who may face monetary, technological and commuting issues. The RWAs are not only helping the recipients register for the jab but also getting them to the nearest hospital for free. In some cases, the RWAs have started bearing the entire cost of paid vaccinations in private facilities. “We have compiled a list of over 50 senior citizens and those with comorbidities who live in blocks C, D, E and F. We will facilitate their vaccinations at Satya Medical Centre. All costs of the first dose will be borne by the RWA. The medical centre will depute a person to help with the registrations,” said Sanjeev Kumar, RWA general secretary, Sector 51. ....
An anniversary that everyone wants to forget An anniversary that everyone wants to forget BySridhar VivanSridhar Vivan / Updated: Mar 8, 2021, 06:00 IST . With one year since coronavirus derailed life as we know it, this is an anniversary everyone would like to forget. Especially this apartment complex that recorded the first covid case in Bengaluru. However, keeping the glass half full attitude, the apartment dwellers have called a lesson learned and have till date, followed the covid guidelines issued by the state. Abhijit Shroff, president of the apartment complex association located on ECC Road in Whitefield, said, “We are a lot more vigilant and careful in terms of following the Covid-19 guidelines. We had set the ....
To celebrate International Women’s Day, the Sector 51 RWA on Sunday organised a seminar on women safety and empowerment at the Children’s Park. DCP R ....
Posted By Wyatt Gordon on Thu, Mar 4, 2021 at 3:35 PM Anyone who feels like there’s nothing fun and safe to do during the pandemic clearly hasn’t spoken with Shemicia Bowen, one of the three women behind the Richmond Black Restaurant Experience. For the food festival’s fifth iteration, she, Kelli Lemon, and Amy Wentz have pulled together a 10-day culinary journey featuring over 70 Black-owned businesses around town, running from March 5 to 14. “With 27 food trucks and 43 brick-and-mortar establishments, we have a full menu of experiences for folks this year,” Bowen says. “We are trying to connect the culture of Richmond to the cuisine of Richmond, and that means going beyond soul food to include the full array of foods Black people provide this city.” ....
2 March 2021 | 09:08am StockMarketWire.com - Recruitment firm Robert Walters reported a 75% drop in annual profit, though it said the fall was shallower than feared and declared a final dividend. Pre-tax profit for the year through December sank to £12.1 million, down from £47.4 million year-on-year, as revenue slumped 23% to £938.4 million. Robert Walters declared a final dividend of 11.0p per share, after having reinstated dividends in November with a 4.5p interim payout. Chief executive Robert Walters said the better-than-expected profit performance had been underpinned by a sequential quarter-on-quarter improvement in net fee income. With new or extended lockdowns still occurring across much of the world, market conditions remain challenging and visibility is limited, Walters said. ....