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The school principals in the national capital welcomed the government’s decision to reopen schools for 10th and 12th grade students, saying that this would give students enough time and a good environment to prepare for the board exams.

New Delhi: The school principals in the national capital welcomed the government’s decision to reopen schools for 10th and 12th-grade students, saying that this would give students enough time and a good environment to prepare for the board exams. Alka Kapoor, Principal of Modern Public School, Shalimar Bagh, said, “The decision to call the students to the school will help them to prepare for their upcoming board exams.

In addition, the school administration will take many such steps to ensure that students are protected from infection. The safest way for students to move would be to transport the students to their parents and guardians in private vehicles. “He said,” At a time, only a few students will be present in the classroom so that the school authorities Will help maintain proper physical distance between students and prevent the spread of infection.”

The Delhi government has given permission to reopen schools for class 10th and 12th from January 18 in view of the board examination. However, the government has made it clear that physical attendance is not compulsory and students will go to school only with the consent of parents.

However, schools are going to reopen in the national capital 10 months after it was closed last year to prevent the spread of corona virus, for which the Directorate of Education has issued a directive that Covid-19 will start classes in schools from Monday. -19 All guidelines for prevention should be followed. According to Priyanka Barra, Principal of MRG School, Rohini, the government has made an alternative arrangement for parents to send their children to school. However, his advice is that students come to school for better preparation for board exams. He said, “The decision to reopen schools has been taken at the right time, when the vaccination campaign is starting across India. These announcements are a sign of good times to come. Delhi government has not made it mandatory for students to come to school, But as a principal, my advice to parents is to send their children to school for better preparation for board exams. Barra said, “We will ensure complete safety protocols at our campus and will maintain physical distance at all times, with mandatory temperature checks. This is an important time for students preparing for board exams, so detailed and classroom teaching will be their test.” Will prove to be a great help for the preparation of.

Gautam Budh Nagar MP Dr. Mahesh Sharma will be a part of the Corona vaccination that starts in the district on January 16. Corona virus vaccination of health workers will start in Noida from Saturday. He said that as a doctor, he is a health worker and he will also be a part of vaccination on the first day. He will get the Korana virus vaccine at 11.00 am on Saturday morning.

MP Dr. Mahesh Sharma himself informed about this on Twitter. He also thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Praising the Prime Minister, he wrote that, “Corona vaccination campaign is starting in the country tomorrow under the able leadership of Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Prime Minister saved the country from a terrible tragedy by taking the right decision at the right time and today there is a demand for the vaccine manufactured in our country even abroad.”

He has also appealed to all citizens to get the Corona vaccine installed. The MP assured all citizens that the Corona vaccine was completely safe. In this tweet, he wrote, “In this decisive battle against Corona, we do not have to lag behind in the Corona vaccination.

The government has decided that vaccines will be first introduced to health workers. I will also be vaccinated tomorrow as a doctor at 11:00 am. “He wrote assuring people,” This vaccine is completely safe. The government has approved its use only after undergoing successful tests and meeting scientific standards. All of you must have the vaccine.”

PGIM India Balanced Advantage Fund: PGIM India Mutual Fund has launched ‘PGIM India Balanced Advantage Fund’. It will open for NFO subscription from 15 January 2021 and will close on 29 January 2021. The fund’s benchmark index is the CRISIL Hybrid 50 + 50 Moderate Index. The initial minimum investment in this scheme is Rs 5000 and then after that it will increase in multiple of Rs 1. The objective of this scheme is to increase the income of investors.

Special features of the fund

• PGIM Balanced Advantage Fund is an open-ended dynamic asset allocation fund with a minimum floor floor of 30% equity.
• This product is very good for investors who want to increase their capital in the long term.
• Under this fund, there will be safeguards to prevent the fall in investment and methods will be adopted to reduce volatility.
• It will be the decision of asset allocation based on the DAAAF model that will help ‘buy less and sell more’.
• There will be group life insurance cover from the life insurance company selected by AMC.

The minimum investment is Rs 5000

The initial minimum investment in this scheme is Rs 5000 and then after that, it will increase in multiples of Rs 1. The additional application amount is 1000 rupees and this will also increase in multiple of one rupee after this. The scheme will adopt the tax-efficient dynamic asset allocation model as the fund is in the category of an equity-oriented scheme. The minimum allocation of 65 percent inequity will be a mixture of directional equity and arbitrage.

• There will be three filters to enter this investment area.
• First- 7 out of 10 years operating cash flow will be positive.
• Second – corporate governance will be monitored
• Third- the debt to equity ratio will be less than 3.

Will work like an equity fund

More than 10% of the allocated units will be 0.50% exit load on any redemption / switch out (any redemption / switch out of date schemes can happen without 90% of exit load). This condition will come when units are switched out or units are redeemed within 90 days of the allocation of units.

SIP facility

5 installments of at least 1000 thousand rupees. Thereafter for monthly and quarterly SIP in multiple of one rupee. The top up for monthly and quarterly SIPs will be in multiple of Rs 100 and Re 1. The Systematic Investment Plan will also feature Smart SIP.

Insurance cover is also available

There will be a group life insurance cover from the life insurance company selected by AMC. This will cover insurance for those investors who are eligible to avail this facility. This feature will be completely free. AMC will pay the premium for this life insurance cover.Re-balancing between equity and fixed income

Ajit Menon, CEO of PGIM India Mutual Fund, said that the Balanced Advantage Fund category is an excellent investment solution for investors. It works on a model that automatically re-balances between equity and fixed income. This work is done in such a way that investors’ tax is saved. For this, investors do not even need to track it.

The dynamic asset allocation model that the PGIM India Balanced Advantage Fund will adopt for this will treat the 15-year rolling PE average as a long-average PE to capture the changing trend in the equity market. As the market matures, we believe that this feature will keep this model relevant. For whom better.

This fund is suitable for investors who want to take moderate high risk. This fund has the ability to continuously provide long term risk adjusted returns. Also, allocation of investment between equity and fixed income instruments effectively will prove to be a great experience for investors.

This scheme will try to reduce volatility by diversifying investment in equity and fixed income assets. The fund will be managed by Anirudh Naha (for equity investment), Kumaresh Ramakrishnan (for debt and money market investment) and Anand Padmanabhan (for foreign investment).

Coronavirus will be vaccinated from January 16 in Gautam Budh Nagar. For this, District Magistrate Suhas LY has instructed all concerned departments to be prepared. On Thursday, the first batch of 25 thousand doses of Corona vaccine has arrived in the district. The District Magistrate reached the spot and took stock of the situation himself. He oversaw the cold store chain. Also gave specific instructions related to the storage of the corona vaccine. Let it be said that dry run has already been done twice to successfully conduct vaccination in the district. Flaws found during rehearsal have been removed. The health department is waiting for the vaccination to begin with full vigor. District Magistrate Suhas LY is monitoring the entire process and is in constant touch with the officials concerned. He is deliberating with the officials and giving instructions to the officers as required.

Today, 25 thousand Kovid-19 vaccine doses have been received.

According to information received from the health department, the vaccination of corona will be started from January 16 in Gautam Budh Nagar. For this, the district administration has received 25 thousand Kovid-19 vaccine doses. 14 cold chain centers have been provided for vaccine storage. In the first phase, only health workers and frontline warriors will be vaccinated in eight hospitals in the district. For this, booths have been made in these 8 hospitals. On the first day, 800 health workers and frontline warriors will be vaccinated at the booths of these eight centers.

Vaccination of 5,713 warriors at 75 booths in 3 days

The Gautam Budh Nagar district administration has also completed vaccination preparations. In the first phase in the district, about 5,713 health workers and frontline warriors will be vaccinated at 75 booths in 3 days. The hospitals selected for vaccination include JIMS (State Institute of Medical Sciences), Child PGI, Fortis Hospital, Realty Hospital, Apollo Hospital Noida, Kailash Hospital Noida, Sharda Hospital, and Jaypee Hospital Noida. Web booths have been set up at all these centers. Video conferencing of vaccination will be done through the web booth.

30 hospitals and 75 centers built at CACHI-PHC

CMO Dr Deepak Ohri gave detailed information on the vaccination and related doubts. He informed that 800 health workers will be vaccinated on January 16 in the district. A portal has also been created for convenience. From January 18 this month, 22,600 employees will be vaccinated at all 75 booths. All these information has been put on the Kovin app. For their immunization, 30 hospitals and 75 centers have been established at CACHI-PHC.

Centers include 17 private and 13 government hospitals

Total centers in the district include 17 private and 13 government hospitals. Vaccination of 100 employees is planned at every booth on 18 January. After this, the vaccination process will be completed on 22 and 25 January. In the second phase the number of booths for vaccination will be doubled (150). Health workers who need to be vaccinated have been updated on the Janvari Kovin app. There are 14 coldchains built for vaccine storage. Currently, 7 lakh vaccines can be stored in the district.

The number of booths will be increased in the second phase

The pace of vaccination will be accelerated in the second phase. 24,500 health workers are to be vaccinated in the first phase in the district. Whereas, in the second phase, there will be vaccination of people above 50 years of age and citizens of all ages suffering from serious illness. Therefore the number of booths will be increased from 75 to 150. Increasing the number of booths will allow more people to be vaccinated. The administration has completed all preparations for this. Now only they have to materialize on the scheduled dates.

The national capital region (NCR) was the most polluted in Ghaziabad on Monday. Due to rain, the air quality had increased for four days, but on Monday, the level of air purity again declined. According to Pollution Index App ‘Sameer, the Air Quality Index (AQI) was recorded at 300 in Ghaziabad, 297 in Greater Noida, and 275 in Noida. On Monday, AQI 250 in Delhi, 233 in Baghpat, 300 in Bulandshahar, and AQI 96 in Hapur.

However, improvement in air quality was recorded in the cities of Haryana. On the same day, AQI 240 in Faridabad, AQI 196 in Gurugram, and 214 were reported in Agra. Today AQI stood at 114 in Ballabhgarh, 118 in Bhiwani, and 198 in Meerut. Show that the air quality index between zero and 50 is ‘good, between 51 and 100’ satisfactory, between 101 and 200 ‘medium’, 201 to 300 ‘poor’, 301 to 400 ‘very poor’ and 401 Between 500 ‘is considered to be in the serious category.

With rising cold, air quality was recorded as ‘very poor’ in the entire NCR including Noida and Ghaziabad, and ‘poor’ in Gurugram and Faridabad. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the presence of pollutants PM2.5 and PM10 has also been higher in Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram, and Faridabad, located near Delhi.

Significantly, the air quality index between zero and 50 is ‘good, between 51 and 100’ satisfactory, between 101 and 200 ‘medium’, 201 to 300 ‘poor’, 301 to 400 ‘very poor’ and 401. Between 500 ‘is considered to be in the serious category.

According to CPCB’s Sameer App, the 24-hour average air quality index at 34 pm on Sunday evening was 346 in Ghaziabad and Greater Noida, 333 in Noida, 294 in Faridabad, and 262 in Gurugram. On Saturday, the average air quality index was 301 in Noida, 295 in Ghaziabad, 292 in Greater Noida, 260 in Faridabad, and 260 in Gurugram. The Central Pollution Control Board said air quality index for a long time “living in the very poor category can cause respiratory illness while people from” poor category may suffer from breathing problems.

Arvind Kumar Sharma (AK Sharma), a 1988 batch IAS, has suddenly taken VRS in the Gujarat cadre, which is believed to be one of the trusted officers of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. AK Sharma is a native of Uttar Pradesh. His sudden retirement decision has shocked everyone. Discussions have started in bureaucracy first along with the political corridors of Gujarat and now Uttar Pradesh. Now everyone is looking forward to their next step. Is he going to join the politics of Uttar Pradesh? Or is the PM going to give them some other important responsibility? Some people have claimed that AK Sharma can become deputy chief minister of UP. He will be involved in the election of 12 Legislative Council members to be held in UP from January 11.

The decision of voluntary retirement of 1988 batch IAS Arvind Kumar Sharma in Gujarat cadre has shocked everyone. He was to retire normally in July 2022, but has taken VRS abruptly. What is their next plan? A lot of people want to know the answer to this question. Sharma had been working as an associate officer of Narendra Modi for the last 20 years. He is considered to be quite reliable of PM Modi in the power establishment of Gujarat. From 1 October 2001 to 30 May 2014, AK Sharma continued working closely in Gujarat for 13 consecutive years during Modi’s Chief Ministership. When Modi came to power at the Center, for the first time he came to Delhi on central deputation and was directly posted as Joint Secretary to the Prime Minister’s Office. He was posted in PMO for 6 consecutive years from 3 June 2014 to 30 April 2020.

Role was changed in Corona Lockdown

At a time when the country was facing a serious challenge like lockdown, the PM sent him out of the PMO as the Secretary of the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises to improve the condition of small industries of the country in challenging conditions. At that time, in addition to Arvind Kumar Sharma, the PM had given another IAS Tarun Bajaj out of the PMO in the Finance Ministry. Even then, many people saw these two appointments with a surprising look. After this tenure of about eight months, the news of Sharma’s taking of VIS suddenly came to light on Monday. In this regard, many trusted people in the ruling establishment of the capital Delhi believe that Sharma’s next destination will be UP politics. Some believe that PM Modi will use his capabilities elsewhere, but the question of lacquer is that which place will it be?

Possibility of becoming deputy CM in Yogi cabinet

According to the information received, if Sharma moves towards UP politics, then his place will be Yogi Cabinet. He can also be made Deputy CM. Arvind Kumar Sharma, who took VRS a year and a half before his job, is a native of UP, like Nripendra Mishra, Modi’s former aide. Sharma is originally a resident of Mau district in eastern Uttar Pradesh. Mau formerly used to be a part of Azamgarh district. He is a native of Kazakhurd village in Mau district.

Azamgarh, Mau and Prayagraj have deep ties

A native of village Kaja Khurd of Ranipur block of Mohammadabad Gohna tehsil of Mau district, Sharma’s parents are Shivamurthy Rai and Shanti Devi. His elder son Arvind was born on 11 July 1962. Initial studies took place from the government primary school in the village. After this, he completed high school and intermediate studies from DAV Inter College. Post Graduation in Political Science from Allahabad University. The people of his village are also surprised by the news of VRS and want to know whether after 32 years long government job, they will now join village-district-state or do something else.

Now eyes on MLC election nomination

In UP, a member of the Legislative Council (MLC) is being elected. Polling for 12 seats will be held on January 28. The last date for filing nominations is January 18. It is believed that if Sharma’s next stop is politics, then he can make his nomination as MLC. Arvind Kumar Sharma may find a place in the much-awaited reshuffle of a possible UP cabinet in the first week of February. It will be interesting to see whether this place will be of Cabinet Minister or of Deputy CM. There is also discussion inside that a deputy CM can be called to Delhi like Sushil Modi.

On the occasion of National Youth Day, the Bharatiya Janata Party Yuva Morcha honored the young entrepreneurs across the country. The BJP Yuva Morcha, Noida also honored the entrepreneurs in the city. For this, a ceremony of honor was organized at Maharaja Agrasen Bhawan, Noida Sector-33. 40 entrepreneurs were honored at the ceremony for their achievements. Gautam Budh Nagar MP Dr. Mahesh Sharma was present as the chief guest on this occasion. Noida MLA and State Vice President Pankaj Singh addressed entrepreneurs and activists as keynote speakers.

The aim of the program was to inspire the younger generation to move towards entrepreneurship. All the respected entrepreneurs explained their achievements in the ceremony. All the dignitaries also discussed about the new startup and entrepreneurship policies of the Government of India and the State Government. Gautam Budh Nagar MP Dr. Mahesh Sharma welcomed the entrepreneurs. He wished the workers of Yuva Morcha National Youth Day. Giving the example of Swami Vivekananda, Dr. Mahesh Sharma said that a young nation can change with strong will and spirit of social service. If the youth goes on the right path and is determined, no one can stop his success. Nor can any obstacle prevent him from achieving the goal.

Noida MLA Pankaj Singh also paid tribute to Swami Vivekananda, remembering him. Wishing all the visitors a happy National Youth Day, he appealed to follow the mark given by Swamiji. Pankaj Singh referred to that statement of Vivekananda’s Chicago conference. Swamiji said at the Chicago Religion Conference, “In India, a person is not identified by his clothes, but by his character.” Pankaj Singh inspired all youth to become self-reliant and enterprising. He also informed about the schemes being run by the BJP government in this regard.

Concluding the event, BJP District President Manoj Gupta called upon Prime Minister Narendra Modi to join the self-reliant India campaign. He pledged all help to young entrepreneurs. Yuva Morcha convenor Ramnivas Yadav thanked all the workers for making the program a success. Yuva Morcha in-charge and Senior District Vice President Manish Sharma, District General Minister Umesh Tyagi, Chandgiram Yadav, Dimple Anand, Ganesh Jatav, State Vice President Yuva Morcha Shri Suraj Somvanshi and Ayushi Shrimali were present in the function.

Apart from this, State Youth Front Minister Satinder Nagar, Media Incharge Tanmay Shankar, Bhupesh Chaudhary, Chaman Awan, Vipul Sharma, Dharmendra Chauhan, Shivansh Shrivastava, Pramod Bahl, Chamoli, Pankaj Jha, Kallu Singh, Satyam Singh, Naveen Mishra, Ritesh Verma, Narendra Jogi, Sahil Rathi, Anuj Sharma, Rahul Sharma, Vikas Avana, Sanjay Chaudhary, Ankush Chaudhary, Prashant Sharma, Rajesh Sharma, Surya Sharma, Praveen Chauhan, Ujjwal Singh, Bhupendra Saini, Vikas Rana and Harsh Sharma were also part of the function.

NEW DELHI: Constitutional courts can not enlarge their judicial assessment powers to come to be selection-making authorities, the Supreme Court stated on Thursday, even as giving vent to its disenchantment over PILs seeking to overstretch its constitutionally demarcated jurisdiction.

The SC’s robust comments towards the fashion of PILs exhorting courts to come to be supervisors of all styles of coverage selections got here on a PIL filed via way of means of a few residents searching for the apex courtroom docket’s intervention in getting a stalled housing mission, ‘Premia Corporate City-2’, in Noida restarted or make sure refund in their cash with interest.

The reluctance to entertain the PIL likely additionally stemmed from the significant time, power and attempt installed via way of means of the SC in its try and get lower back heading in the right direction numerous stalled housing initiatives via way of means of actual property giants Unitech and Amrapali.

A bench of Justices D Y Chandrachud, Indira Banerjee and Sanjiv Khanna rebuffed a decided attempt from endorse Shikhil Suri to persuade the courtroom docket to interfere and stated, “Article 32 (the use of which every person can at once flow the Supreme Court for violation of essential rights) is a treasured right, however we can not revive and supervise production initiatives, wherein we don’t have any expertise.

If we do so, then why now no longer fabric and different industries? The cause in the back of advent of PIL jurisdiction is different. We are constitutionally tasked to adjudicate. We can not take over coverage troubles while not having any expertise. If we do so, the human beings after some years will query our understanding for assignment this path. We need to recognize the restrictions of our jurisdiction.”

The bench similarly stated, “Essentially, the writ petition calls for the SC to step into the development mission and to make sure that it’s far duly completed. This could be past the remit and competence of the courtroom docket beneathneath Article 32.

Several provisions of regulation confer statutory rights on consumers of actual property and make investments them with treatments enforceable at regulation. These consist of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986, the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016.”Disposing of the PIL, Justices Chandrachud, Banerjee, and Khanna added, “Parliament has enacted a statutory regime to defend the rights of consumers of actual property and created boards which can be entrusted with selection-making authority. A selection of a public authority that’s entrusted with a public responsibility is amenable to judicial assessment. But it’s far pretty some other speculation to postulate that the selection-making authority has to be taken over via way of means of the courtroom docket. The latter is impermissible.

For the complete report, could be irrelevant for this courtroom docket to count on the jurisdiction to oversee the due final touch of a production mission, particularly in information inclusive of the ones supplied withinside the gift case. This will necessarily draw the courtroom docket into each day’s supervision of the mission, consisting of financing, permissions, and execution – something which lies past the ken of judicial assessment and the competence of the courtroom docket. The courtroom docket needs to confine itself to its center skills which consist in the adjudication of disputes amenable to the utility of criminal standards.”