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Establishment of National Judicial Infrastructure

Published: March 22, 2022

As per the information made available by the High Courts, as on 28.02.2022 there are 20,814 Court Halls and 18,319 Residential Units available for Judicial Officers/Judges in the country against the working strength of 19,350 Judges/Judicial Officers

Source: indiaeducationdiary.in

Rs 500 cr outlay for scheme to support existing pharma clusters, MSMEs: Govt

Published: March 11, 2022

The objectives of the scheme are to strengthen the existing infrastructure facilities in order to make India a global leader in the pharma sector, the government said.

Source: businesstoday.in

Restoration in 'Odette'-hit areas to counter economic impact

Published: December 20, 2021

RCBC chief economist Michael Ricafort MANILA - Devastation in some parts of the Visayas and Mindanao wrought by Typhoon Odette is expected to hit economic recovery but restoration activities in the coming days can counter its economic impact. In a report released on Monday, Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC) chief economist Michael Ricafort said damage to agriculture and productivity losses are the visible effects of the recent typhoon that hit the country. To date, many affected areas remain to have issues on electricity and telecommunication services, are experiencing shortages in w...

Source: philippinetimes.com

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San Carlos Negros Occidental Philippines General Michael Ricafort Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation Typhoon Odette Rcbc Chief Economist Michael Ricafort Manila Devastation In Some Parts Of The Visayas And Mindanao Wrought By Typhoon Odette Is Expected To Hit Economic Recovery But Restoration Activities Coming Days Can Counter Its Impact Ina Report Released On Monday Izal Commercial Banking Corporation Rcbc Chief Economist Michael Ricafort Said Damage To Agriculture And Productivity Losses Are The Visible Effects Of Recent Typhoon That Hit Country Date Any Affected Areas Remain To Have Issues On Electricity And Telecommunication Services Re Experiencing Shortages In Water And Fuel S Well As The Delayed Movement Of Goods And People Because Damaged Infrastructure Quot There May Also Be Temporary Loss Jobs Employment Other Economic Activities Until Some Reparation Restoration Is Already In Place To Allow Resumption Business Uot Ricafort Said The Vaccination Program In Typhoon Hit Areas Will Also Be Affected E Said Ricafort Also Expects Temporary Upticks In Prices The Devastated Areas Thus A Negative For The Inflation Rate And Gross Domestic Product Gdp Quot However Eparation Rehabilitation Restoration Activities Of Areas Hit By Storm Damage Would Ironically Add To Economic Ust Like In Large Storm Damage The Past Uot He Said Iting Results Of Past Recovery Programs The Restoration She Added Re Expected To Increase Quot Economic Activities And Paradoxically Ome Pick Up In Gdp Growth As An Important Offsetting Factor Quot The Expected Increase Demand For Repairs And Purchases To Replace Damaged Businesses Infrastructure Facilities Nd Other Property Would Spur Greater Business Economic Activities Somewhat Effectively Offsetting The Outright Typhoon Damage Losses On Economy Uot He Said Ricafort Aid Recovery By Some Businesses

Don't lease out defence properties, use them for own use: HC

Published: November 26, 2021

After considering the facts and circumstances, the judge found that the Defence department was finding it difficult to maintain its properties, which all are not in possession and leased out for some commercial purposes.

Source: outlookindia.com