The Manora MLA hostel, which is being rebuilt by the state’s public works department, will now be eligible for an increased floor space index (FSI), after the government reclassified it as residential neighborhoods on Wednesday. on the model of the staff of the CISF and BMC. quarters. The state’s urban development department sanctioned an FSI […]
New HGSE professor Susan Dynarski, formerly of the University of Michigan, testified on June 29 before the Oversight Subcommittee of the US Ways and Means Committee in a hearing titled Expanding Access to Higher Education and the Promise it Holds . Dynarski was joined as a witness by Marshall Anthony Jr., senior policy analyst at […]
Eric Grill sits on the patio of a house with multicolored walls, the cries of nearby tropical birds covering his voice as he exposes the future of bitcoin in El Salvador. Grill, an American with blue eyes and short black hair, is only slightly offended. “It’s like a jungle here,” he says. “There has been […]
We hope you enjoyed your last chance to drink take out alcohol at your local bar or restaurant. Too bad lobbyists pushed the legislature to ignore the transformation of the temporary privilege in the event of a pandemic into a permanent privilege. Sadly, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s surprise lift of all COVID-19 emergency warrants left the […]
New Delhi, June 29 (PTI) Ahead of assembly elections in five states, the government on Tuesday approved the issuance of the 17th tranche of Election Bonds, which will be open for sale July 1-10. Election bonds have been touted as an alternative to cash donations to political parties as part of efforts to ensure transparency […]
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WASHINGTON (AP) – A new committee to investigate the January 6 insurgency on the U.S. Capitol would have 13 members and the power to subpoena witnesses, according to legislation released by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi . The House is expected to vote on the bill this week. The effort comes after Senate Republicans blocked the […]
The new coronavirus has infected more than 182 million people and killed more than 3.9 million. Here are the latest developments related to Covid for June 29: Undertakers wearing personal protective equipment carry a coffin during the funeral of a COVID-19 victim at Olifantsvlei cemetery, southwest of Joburg, South Africa, January 6, 2021 (Reuters) Tuesday […]
The Arizona House and Senate meet again on Monday to consider final bills as the legislative session draws to a close. Reporters Andrew Oxford and Mary Jo Pitzl cover what’s going on hour by hour at the State Capitol. Read recent coverage here: Friday June 25 at the Legislative Assembly Thursday June 24 at the […]
In response to the urgent need for public agencies to adapt to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, in March 2020, California Governor Gavin Newsom issued Executive Order N-29-20 (partially amending Executive Order N-25-20) suspend parts of Brown’s Law that usually restrict the use of public meetings by teleconference. In anticipation of California’s supposedly […]
BUILD, Build, Build is great. It has a significant impact on the economic well-being of our country. This is the positive side. The downside is that almost all contracts are accompanied by corruption. It is so clear that in many infrastructure contracts the bid selection process is most likely influenced by a senator, congressman, or […]