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83 more shops get nod to operate 24x7 - Vimarsana News

83 more shops get nod to operate 24x7

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has granted permission to 83 more shops and commercial establishments in the city to operate round the clock. Once approved by the lieutenant governor, these shops and commercial establishments will be able to operate 24 hours, according to an official

PSC, NPF consider 65 years as police retirement age - Vimarsana News

PSC, NPF consider 65 years as police retirement age

The move, it was gathered, followed the retirement of several competent police officers which had affected the effectiveness of the force.

Senate approves Aminu Maida as Executive Vice Chairman NCC - Vimarsana News

Senate approves Aminu Maida as Executive Vice Chairman NCC

The Senate has approved the appointment of Dr. Aminu Maida as the Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC). This came after

Senate confirms Aminu Maida as NCC Executive Vice Chairman - Vimarsana News

Senate confirms Aminu Maida as NCC Executive Vice Chairman

The Senate has confirmed the appointment of Dr. Aminu Maida as the Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC).

Senate confirms Aminu Maida as Executive Vice Chairman NCC - Vimarsana News

Senate confirms Aminu Maida as Executive Vice Chairman NCC

The Senate has confirmed the appointment of Dr. Aminu Maida as the Executive Vice Chairman of the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC). This followed the presentation and adoption of a report of the Committee on Communication by the Chairman Sen. Bilbis Ikra(APC- Zamfara) at the Committee of the Whole on Thursday. Presenting the report Ikra urged