Jeevan Prakash Sharma | Author at https://outlookindia.com
Access to hygiene products ensures better health and hygiene practices. It also helps vendors to emerge from their languishing financial conditions by instilling among public, confidence in street goods and products.
A children’s park in Aragonda village, Chittoor district, Andhra Pradesh, is a fun-filled play park that inculcates healthy habits, disseminates hygiene information, and makes children happy.
The company’s overambitious expansion plans, much like Jet Airways’, have brought it to its knees
The Academic Mobility Programme evades the responsibility of safeguarding the careers of over 20,000 medical students who returned from war-ravaged Ukraine, say some education counsellors
It has pleaded with the apex court to exclude R.K. Arora, the suspended director of the company, and his team from the ongoing CIRP
While strict tribunal judges have become stricter following instances of dereliction of duties by Interim Resolution Professionals, the latter claim they waste productive time awaiting their case hearing
In a counter affidavit filed before the Supreme Court, they have said that the suggestion offered by the Health Ministry and National Medical Commission is based on non-exercise of any homework and non-examination of actual facts and reality
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has told the court in a written submission that the present law in India doesn’t allow colleges to give admission to these students
A lot of agents are making the most of the current scenario by spreading misleading information to attract students abroad
One of OPPO’s suppliers has accused it of not fulfilling its financial obligations even after raising a demand
Energy sector experts are divided on whether such a tax should be levied to create a fund for the rehabilitation of mine workers
The approximate construction cost of the two towers was estimated to be less than Rs 100 cr in 2014 when the Allahabad High Court passed the first order of demolition. Today, with the increase in the cost of construction, it is estimated to be over Rs 300 crore
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, who visited the festival and interacted with startups and young entrepreneurs, said that by making Rajasthan an IT hub of the country he is fulfilling the dream of former Prime Minister late Rajiv Gandhi
The real estate's Company Insolvency Resolution Plan has entered its 6th year, despite Supreme Court's intervention and guidelines that this process should be completed within 330 days
Soren admits that the transition will create an employment crisis in the state and his government is working out a contingency plan and other measures to mitigate the crisis
Deprived by the new regulations enacted by the medical education regulator National Medical Commission (NMC) on November 18, 2021, some students had challenged it in the Delhi High Court
Four towers were completed in two years after the authority devised a mediation plan between the builder and buyers who ended up working in tandem
Legal experts say that this will prevent firms from defaulting on timely payment over fears of a corporate insolvency resolution process under the IBC
National Medical Commission’s new regulation has made it impossible for students to become doctors in India with foreign MBBS degrees. Realising that his presence on edu tech firm’s publicity campaign will mislead thousands of students to study abroad, Sonu Sood got them removed immediately.
Official communication available in the public domain suggests that the Centre issued several notifications without any recommendations from the GST Council
Aviation experts say that considering the important role the AAIB is expected to play, the selection pool ought to be wider and professionals need to be trained at international centres
In the past two years, the NCLAT has passed similar orders in a couple of other cases as well. This is being termed “Reverse CIRP” in legal circles
Many Russian colleges, that admit students through entrance tests, have started receiving applications from Indian students and they will start offering admissions from the end of July.
The top court has reaffirmed states’ rights in GST negotiations, which were available in GST laws but rarely invoked. The idea of the GST Council, whose meetings appeared one-sided affair so far, has come under attack
Many tech and HR experts feel that a substantial percentage of Indian business leaders need to upskill their technical know-how to keep pace with the technology