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Govt PU College to get CSR-backed infra boost
Govt PU College to get CSR-backed infra boost

Hans India

time4 days ago

  • Business
  • Hans India

Govt PU College to get CSR-backed infra boost

Mangaluru: Ina push to improve infrastructure at government-run educational institutions, Mangaluru MLA Vedavyas Kamath on Friday inaugurated a ₹25 lakh Viveka classroom and laid the foundation for another at the Government PU College, Car Street. These classrooms are part of the Karnataka government's Viveka Yojane, introduced in 2022–23 to upgrade learning spaces across the state. Kamath said the college's aging science laboratory and computer facilities were next in line for upgradation. Talks are underway with major public and private sector entities, including MRPL and MCF, to secure CSR funding for a science lab overhaul. Infosys has also reportedly shown interest in supplying computers to the college, emulating its earlier support to the Balmath Government College. 'We are committed to enhancing this institution into a model centre for science and IT education,' Kamath said. Deputy Director of Pre-University Education Rajeswari, Principal Bharati, and several teaching and non-teaching staff were present on the occasion, alongside students.

Man applies for death certificate, gets birth certificate: Panel fines MCF clerk
Man applies for death certificate, gets birth certificate: Panel fines MCF clerk

Time of India

time5 days ago

  • Time of India

Man applies for death certificate, gets birth certificate: Panel fines MCF clerk

Gurgaon: The Haryana Right to Service Commission this week imposed a fine on a municipal corporation of Faridabad (MCF) clerk for submitting a child's birth certificate instead of a resident's request to get his father's death certificate. According to the complaint, the Faridabad resident filed an application with MCF on March 22 this year to get the death certificate of his father, who died on March 19. Instead of the death certificate, the clerk posted at the NIT Zone II office uploaded a child's birth certificate and closed the application in April, the complaint read. A spokesperson said the commission's chief TC Gupta, a retired IAS officer, took serious note of this administrative lapse on Thursday and ordered MCF to deduct Rs 6,000 from the July salary of the clerk. Of this amount, Rs 3,000 will be paid as a fine under provisions of the Haryana Right to Service Act, 2014, and the remaining Rs 3,000 will be paid as compensation to the complainant. You Can Also Check: Gurgaon AQI | Weather in Gurgaon | Bank Holidays in Gurgaon | Public Holidays in Gurgaon "MCF commissioner has been directed to ensure compliance with the order and submit a report to the commission by Aug 11, 2025. The applicant has been asked to send his bank account details to the commission and the municipal office, so the compensation amount can be transferred," the spokesperson said. In a separate case, the commission directed action against a tehsildar in Hansi city of Hisar for delaying his duty in issuing a marriage certificate. The spokesperson said that a Hisar resident applied for a marriage registration certificate on March 10. The wedding took place on Nov 28, 2024, and the application for a delayed certificate was submitted along with the consent of the couple's parents. The bride and groom submitted family IDs, confirming their age and address. After the application, the tehsil office raised an objection on the lack of a birth certificate. The official also demanded a hard copy of documents and additional paperwork. The commission said in its ruling on Thursday that Haryana govt guidelines state that family IDs are sufficient as proof of age and address.

Forum: SkillsFuture and MPA offer funding support for maritime sector courses
Forum: SkillsFuture and MPA offer funding support for maritime sector courses

Straits Times

time13-07-2025

  • Business
  • Straits Times

Forum: SkillsFuture and MPA offer funding support for maritime sector courses

Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox We thank Mr Sim Eng Cheong for his letter ' Broaden SkillsFuture support for industry-specific training ' (June 27). The SkillsFuture Credit (Mid-Career) can be used for over 7,000 courses, including courses specific to the maritime sector, such as Nanyang Technological University's Master of Science (Maritime Studies), Singapore Polytechnic's Specialist Diploma in Maritime Superintendency, and Ngee Ann Polytechnic's Diploma in Offshore and Sustainable Engineering. These courses have been identified to deliver strong employability outcomes. The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) also provides funding support of up to 70 per cent for some 170 maritime courses under MPA's Maritime Cluster Fund (MCF). A full list of MCF-approved courses and the applicable funding support can be found on MPA's website. SkillsFuture Singapore and sector agencies, such as the MPA, work closely to continually review and refresh our list of training programmes that support career development. We welcome suggestions from interested individuals on high-quality courses that are relevant to the profession and valued by the industry. Peggy Lim Director, Public Engagement Division SkillsFuture Singapore Top stories Swipe. Select. Stay informed. Singapore Govt will continue to support families, including growing group of seniors: PM Wong at PCF Family Day Singapore From Normal stream to Parliament: 3 Singapore politicians share their journeys World Deal or no deal? EU faces critical decision in response to Trump's latest tariff salvo Singapore Segregated recycling bins found to lower contamination rate as more spring up Sport Two participants injured after another breached safety protocol during Pesta Sukan archery event Asia Mahathir discharged from hospital after feeling fatigued during birthday gathering Singapore Medics treat 7 after blaze at HDB block lift lobby in Chai Chee Singapore I lost my daughter to Kpod addiction: Father of 19-year-old shares heartbreak and lessons Ng Yi Han Director, Innovation, Technology & Talent Development Division Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore

Oriental Rail Infra gains on securing Rs 11 crore orders from Indian Railways
Oriental Rail Infra gains on securing Rs 11 crore orders from Indian Railways

Business Standard

time09-07-2025

  • Business
  • Business Standard

Oriental Rail Infra gains on securing Rs 11 crore orders from Indian Railways

Oriental Rail Infrastructure rose 1.59% to Rs 181.90 after the company received two domestic orders totaling to Rs 11.48 crore from the MCF and ICF units of Indian Railways. The first order, valued at Rs 9.03 crore bagged from the modern coach factory (MCF), Lalganj, Raebareli, a unit of Indian Railways. The order entails the manufacturing and supply of 90 sets of seats and berths for LWSCN coaches and 40 sets of seats for LHB GS coaches. The delivery of this order is to be made to the furnishing depot of modern coach factory (MCF). As per the contract, 100% payment will be made upon receipt, inspection, and acceptance of the material by the consignee at the destination. The execution timeline for the first order includes delivery of 90 sets by 13 July 2026, while the 40 sets are scheduled for delivery by 11 May 2026. The second order, worth Rs 2.45 crore received from integral coach factory (ICF), Chennai, a unit of Indian Railways. The contract involves the supply and installation of 32 sets of seats and berths for LSCN/BW2 coaches. The order is scheduled to be executed by 31 January 2027. The delivery of this order is to be made to the furnishing division of integral coach factory (ICF), Chennai. As per the terms, up to 90% of the supply portion will be paid upon submission of the proof of inspection certificate and provisional physical receipt certificate. The remaining 10% of the supply portion, along with 100% of the installation charges, will be paid after receipt and acceptance of the stores by the consignee, based on the installation certificate issued by the competent authority. Oriental Rail Infrastructure is engaged in the manufacturing and supply of several diversified railway products and items for Indian Railways and other related industries. Its products include seat & berth, recorn, compreg board & articles thereof, furniture & parts, coated upholstery fabric, plywood, phenolic resin & hardener, silicon foam, etc. The companys consolidated net profit jumped 22.9% to Rs 5.37 crore despite 18.5% decline in revenue from operations to Rs 140.21 crore in FY25 over FY24.

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