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Vivian? yes, i definitely think they undervalue it. evening programme is usually very good, it gives quite a wide coverage but apart from that, we don't get an awful lot of news. the lunchtime one is quite often shortened a bit. if there is something more important nationally, the new perhaps only get about ten minutes at lunchtime. only get about ten minutes at lunchtime-— lunchtime. martin, what are our lunchtime. martin, what are your thoughts _ lunchtime. martin, what are your thoughts on _ lunchtime. martin, what are your thoughts on how - lunchtime. martin, what are your thoughts on ho...
The other— i know that when i switched over to the other side they are still doing local news— the other side they are still doing local news bulletins at breakfast and in _ local news bulletins at breakfast and in the evening as well. but not wanting _ and in the evening as well. but not wanting to — and in the evening as well. but not wanting to be interested in winning a caravan _ wanting to be interested in winning a caravan or— wanting to be interested in winning a caravan or anything, i don't want to watch— a caravan or anything, i don't want to watch the — a caravan or anyth...
XLRI conducts annual convocation virtually CMD Hindustan Unilever Sanjiv Mehta is chief guest XLRI hosted its 64th annual convocation on Saturday evening, the first-ever virtual degree day, to bid farewell to the 2018-20 batch. Sanjiv Mehta, chairman and managing director of Hindustan Unilever, graced the convocation ceremony as chief guest. T. V. Narendran, chairman, Board of Governors at XLRI and managing director of Tata Steel, Fr. P. Christie, director of XLRI, Ashis K. Pani, Dean (Aca...
846 students take entry test for KU’s bachelor’s programmes Karachi January 25, 2021 As many as 846 candidates took the entry test held on Sunday for the University of Karachi’s bachelor’s programmes being offered by the departments of computer science and applied physics. Directorate of Admissions Incharge Dr Saima Akhtar said that KU had received 1,021 forms for the entry test-based bachelor’s programmes, and that 846 candidates appeared for the test. She added that 34 rooms of the computer science and economics departments were used to conduct the test. She said that the test b...