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On an average, 300-400 cases concluded every year by disciplinary mechanism, says ICAI President

Declines to comment on recent orders but says body has a very robust disciplinary mechanism

Can Preamble of Constitution be amended without altering the date? asks SC

A bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Datta posed the question to former Rajya Sabha MP Subramanian Swamy and lawyer Vishnu Shankar Jain, who have sought deletion of the words "Socialist" and "Secular" from the Preamble of the Constitution.

After one of China's most famous 20th-century artists left his homeland, his life was a mystery. Until now

Chang Dai-chien, or Zhang Daqian, was one of China’s most famous 20th-century artists, but little is known of his life after he left his homeland in 1949. A new documentary aims to fill in the gaps.

Bombay High Court Judgment Tracker: August 2023

A summary of judgments and orders passed by the principal bench of the Bombay High Court in the month of August 2023.

"Evermore," a Historical Romance and Mystery Book by Margaret Krivchenia, Enthralls Readers at the 2023 Frankfurt Book Fair

Cheryl J. Corriveau's "The Tangled Web" will be Showcased at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2023

Donna D. Brooks's Self-Help Book "B.O.S.S." will be Showcased at the 2023 Frankfurt Book Fair

B.O.S.S.: Brave Outstanding Sense Of Self by Donna D. Brooks will be displayed by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the 2023 Frankfurt Book Fair (Frankfurter Buchmesse). The book trade fair will occur on October 18-22, 2023, at the Frankfurt Trade Fair grounds, Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1, 60327 Frankfurt am Main, Germany., , , , The Frankfurt Book Fair, also known as the Frankfurter Buchmesse, has been held since 1949. With over 7,500 exhibitors from more than 100 count...

94 resilience projects confirmed for state highways

Work will start this year on the first 94 projects under a dedicated fund for early preventative works to protect our state highway network from future severe weather disruption, Transport Minister David Parker said today. Waka Kotahi has confirmed that the Transport Resilience Fund projects will start in 2023/24. The list covers projects across the country, and it includes some substantial projects in Northland and the West Coast in particular. "Budget 2023 established the $419 million Transport Resilience Fund. It complements the Government's funding of more than $1 billion in 2023 for immediate works to repair cyclone-affected roads. "We know that severe weather events will be an ongoing challenge. This fund will help identify and repair vulnerable points in the network to help mitigate the risk of them failing in future storms or other natural hazards," he said. "Nearly $44 million will be invested in Northland, including a $25 million project to help stabilise subsidence risks across the region's highway network. This will focus on 92 sites where urgent works are required. The works will be programmed over seven years. "On the West Coast, $22.7 million will go into several projects including river erosion protection works at the Gates of Haast bridge on State Highway 6, which borders Mt Aspiring National Park and connects the West Coast to Central Otago. "A long list of other regions will benefit from the small to medium-scale resilience project funding. The list doesn't yet include cyclone-hit Tairwhiti and Hawke's Bay, because immediate recovery efforts are the priority in those regions this year. The projects announced today are part of a wider, multi-year programme that will help ensure essential transport connections around the country remain open and accessible, now and in future," David Parker said. For the full list of 2023/24 state highway projects funded by the Transport Resilience Fund, visit https://www.nzta.govt.nz/transport-resilience-fund Notes to editors: The Transport Resilience Fund is a $419 million investment package to build resilience on the national roading network, it was announced as part of Budget 2023. It is comprised of three Crown funding components: $100 million for Low-Cost, Low Risk (LCLR) resilience projects on state highways $179 million for more complex resilience projects on state highways $140 million for resilience projects on local roads Waka Kotahi is administering the Transport Resilience Fund through a seven-year programme that aims to advance resilience improvements on the roading network to minimise the future damage caused to our roads by future weather events, which are increasing in frequency and severity because of climate change. Regional summaries for year one 2023/24: Region Estimate of investment $ Number of projects Auckland 7,678,000 6 Bay of Plenty 3,949,000 9 Canterbury 3,492,000 13 Manawatu / Whanganui 1,705,000 4 Northland 43,983,000 8 Otago 5,555,000 7 Southland 2,200,000 1 Taranaki 1,595,000 3 Top of South 12,216,000 12 Waikato 4,158,000 9 Wellington 1,490,000 4 West Coast 22,762,000 18 Grand Total 110,783,000 94

for folks in gulfport they tell me they are not exactly impressed by this storm. >> brian: not yet. hopefully they will feel that way soon as well. meanwhile, go in with janice dean. janice, you have an announcement. >> janice: yep. official landfall from the hurricane center keaton beach, florida, 7:45 a.m. 125 minor sustained winds. major hurricane strength. the pressure at landfall was 949. again, that's just historic. for historical purposes. they are feeling ferocious winds, a categories 3 storm. you know, north of the eye which is what this is. this is the actual pressure point coming on shore. which we were broadcasting live as it was happening here on "fox & friends." but this is the official report from the national hurricane center and they are the ones that have -- that make this for the history books. >> brian: janice, if you want to know however inland it will go, what do you look for? >> janice: i mean, the national hurricane center has been very right on with their forecasting.

"Evermore" by Margaret Krivchenia will be Presented at the 2023 Frankfurt Book Fair