Ukraine confirms capture of key village on Zaporizhzhia front
Ukraine making steady progress in Orikhiv sector as it clears dense minefields and trenches
Source: theguardian.com
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CVC: 27 cases of non-compliance by govt depts to punish corrupt, maximum by railways: CVC
Government departments in India have differed from the Central Vigilance Commission's advice to punish corrupt officials in 27 cases, according to an official report. The Ministry of Railways had the highest number of instances, with seven cases of non-compliance. The report also highlighted instances where major penalties advised by the Commission were reduced to minor penalties by disciplinary authorities.
Source: indiatimes.com
'Vitiates vigilance process': CVC report flags deviations from advice by 16 depts | India News
The report, which was already submitted to the Centre states the Commission has observed that in 2022, there were some significant deviations from the Commission's advice.
Source: indianexpress.com
Directorate General of Civil Aviation | Regulator DGCA forms panel to suggest ways to ensure gender equality in civil aviation sector
The initiative is in line with the commitment of International Civil Aviation Organisations which aims to promote participation of women and achieve an aspirational goal of 50-50 (women-men) by 2030
Source: telegraphindia.com
Roseate plans to add two hotels every year through management agreements
Roseate Hotels & Resorts, owned by Bird Group, plans to increase its two hotels per annum through management agreements. The company also aims to develop luxury boutique hotels in India and abroad. Roseate Hotels & Resorts is planning to include coworking centers at hotels in metro cities, while its properties in tourist destinations will be developed into resorts.
Source: indiatimes.com