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A much-circulated online image purports to be a photograph of a sign from the “Airports Authority of India” advising travelers who are waiting in the terminal that “Shitting on Carpet Strictly Prohibited”:
One clue that this image may not be on the level is that the Hindi writing visible on the sign conveys a very different message, namely that “(sitting and) eating on the carpet is prohibited.”
Indeed, the above image is an altered version of the real sign, found at Chennai International Airport, which bears an admonishment in both in Hindi and English not to sit and eat on the carpet. However, even the appearance of the original sign was notoriously humorous, for a very different reason:
Bhatti was last posted in the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) as the joint director in Multi-Disciplinary Monitoring Agency (MDMA), that is conducting investigation into the assassination of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi.
Letter to THE EDITOR
Letter to THE EDITOR
Since the students have been promoted to the higher streams based on the present stream minus the previous two years, therefore I would like to suggest to the
Efficient students
Since the students have been promoted to the higher streams based on the present stream minus the previous two years, therefore I would like to suggest to the authorities concerned to think off and develop such a mechanism which can justify a students promotion to the next level. Can we think of such an assessment system by covering all the subjects he/she has covered to reach such a standard by providing equal marks plus-minus with a certain number along with an assignment/project presentation with direct/indirect communication? The system may help select/assess the students concerned for their next level of eligibility. Hope the authority concerned will give a thought on the matter of students assessment.
The Airports Authority of India (AAI) management held a meeting with its employees’ union on Thursday to discuss likely austerity measures as COVID-19 has resulted in it incurring losses for the first