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VC SKUAST- Jammu nominated member ICFRE Society - Vimarsana News

VC SKUAST- Jammu nominated member ICFRE Society

Mar 28, 2021 Professor Sharma is also a member to the General Assembly of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), New Delhi. Prof. J. P. Sharma is working as Vice-Chancellor of Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences & Technology of Jammu, J&K since 15th June 2020. Previously, he worked as Joint Director (Extension) and as Head, Division of Agricultural Extension and Director, Centre for Advanced Faculty Training (Extension) at Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi. He has vast experience of 33 years conducting strategic research, guiding, teaching post...

ACY Securities highlights how it uses technology to transform trading and empower investors in the latest issue of World Finance - Vimarsana News

ACY Securities highlights how it uses technology to transform trading and empower investors in the latest issue of World Finance

(1) News provided by World News Media LONDON, Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- During a time of turbulence and uncertainty, leading FX & CFD broker ACY Securities details how traders can ensure they're putting their best foot forward with technology-backed services in the latest issue of World Finance magazine. exclusively for World Finance, Alla Darwish, Head of Global Brokerage at ACY Securities, explains how, as one of Australia's fastest-growing online trading providers, the group brings the benefits of Wall Street and Silicon Valley together. "Since its inception in 2011, the company has ...

Funding of €800,000 awarded for breast cancer treatment research - Vimarsana News

Funding of €800,000 awarded for breast cancer treatment research

The Caroline Foundation has been awarded €800,000 for breast cancer treatment research. The award was funded by Science Foundation Ireland and Puma Biotechnology and will go towards advancing cancer research skills in DCU. SFI provided €400,000 of the funding and the rest was provided by Puma Biotechnology, a biopharma company that specialises in the acquisition and development of novel therapeutics for the treatment of cancer. The Caroline Foundation was established in memory of Greystones woman Caroline Dwyer-Hickey who died in 2013 aged 35 after a nine-year battle with cancer. Caroline...

HKEX In 2020: Year In Review - Vimarsana News

HKEX In 2020: Year In Review

HKEX In 2020: Year In Review Date 17/12/2020 Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) has had a very busy year, reporting record nine-month results and trading volumes to September 2020, whilst continuing to innovate and strengthen the competitiveness of its markets with the launch of new products and initiatives. This, despite the turbulent geopolitical and economic backdrop, and the challenges brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic. Throughout, HKEX has demonstrated its resiliency and adaptability, reinforcing its role at the heart of Asian financial markets.  HKEX has delive...

The Niger bridge agony at Christmas - Vimarsana News

The Niger bridge agony at Christmas

As the Christmas and New Year festivities draw near, millions of people will travel home to join their kits and kin. Mass movement of people from the North and South-West to the South-East is a common feature of this season. Heavy vehicular traffic of goods and people is the norm. There is heightened fear and apprehension by millions of travellers to the South-East in particular, who must cross the now infamous Niger Bridge at Onitsha to reach their destination. Harrowing tales of suffering, pain and anguish by travelers heading eastwards from the West at the bridge are commonplace. As a mat...