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Reinforcing Transparency In Real Estate: A Review Of Recent Amendments And Circulars Under TNRERA
The Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TNRERA) has been at the forefront of real estate reform, progressively enforcing compliance mechanisms that aim to bring greater transparency, accountability, and fairness to the sector. While the most discussed development remains the circular dated July 1st 2025, which outlines mandatory guidelines for real estate advertisements, there have been several other critical recent updates.
Why continuing education for nurses is vital
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Regulations must consider small digital export businesses
India has witnessed a drastic change in export services. This dynamic transformation has led to the introduction of the draft Foreign Exchange Management (Export and Import of Goods and Services) Regulations, 2024 (draft regulations), to replace the Foreign Exchange Management (Export of Goods and Services) Regulations, 2015 (EGS regulations). However, despite the major changes proposed, the draft regulations may already have fallen behind the way in which export services have been reshaped.
Implementation of gender-based violence screening guidelines in public HIV treatment programs: A mixed methods evaluation in Uganda
Citation: Thomas D, Nalumansi A, Reichman M, Metitiri M, Nambi F, Kibuuka J, et al. (2024) Implementation of gender-based violence screening guidelines in public HIV treatment programs: A mixed methods evaluation in Uganda. PLOS Glob Public Health 4(6): e0003185.
Lincoln, Nebraska, Was a ‘Greenwich Village’ on the Prairie for Mari Sandoz
Were I to write a Mari Sandoz biopic, I’d start with a shadow racing across her desk. I’d start at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 16, 1935. I’d start with a 39-year-old hayseed — thin as a fence post and prickly as barbed wire — assaulting her typewriter on the ninth floor of the Nebraska State Capitol as a local bank teller plunges 135 feet to his death on the stone transept below. Perhaps I’d cut to the fingernail marks he left on the observation deck five floors above, or the note he left behind.
Why Cyber Security Matters in ESG Investing
WHY CYBER SECURITY MATTERS IN ESG INVESTING The strengthening of the cybersecurity infrastructure needs to begin with companies acknowledging that reliance on competent resources, both internal and external, is no longer an option but a necessity The thriving buzzword in the investment space right now is ESG. ESG - which stands for Environmental, Social and Governance (standards) has become...
Why you need to merge your different EPF accounts
Did you know that having two Employee Provident Fund (EPF) accounts is against the rules? Whenever there is switch of job in pursuit of better opportunities or any other change, employees must get respective EPF accounts transferred to the new employer immediately. Also, such merger of accounts will ensure there is no gap in employment. Why one account The EPF rules are very clear that a single employee shall not have more than one EPF account or UAN.
Giving a post-pandemic boost to the Indian education system
Remote and distant learning comes at a cost. In the case of students who are steeped in socio-economic, caste and gender-based struggles, the cost is often exclusionary and discriminatory. Even Indian folk stories are not immune from this reality.
GUEST COLUMN: Racism woven into fabric of our nation
As we, along with the world, witnessed the brutal public execution of George Floyd in Minneapolis, we must now stand up, speak out and support the efforts to bring about a historical change in this country. His horrific death is not a social disease but rather a symptom of that disease, as is the significantly greater effect of the COVID-19 on African Americans or the percentage imbalance of the prison incarcerations and penalties.
Dorothy Benson and Dorothy Thomas: Our Children’s Trust is in good hands
By Dorothy Benson and Dorothy Thomas/Special to The Sun Thursday Feb 27, 2020 at 2:01 AM When Gov. Ron DeSantis made the gubernatorial appointments to the Children’s Trust board on Feb. 14, he gave our county a wonderful Valentine’s Day gift.
Dorothy Benson and three others: Collaborate to improve children's lives
By Dorothy Benson, Dorothy Thomas, Mona Gil de Gibaja and Barzella Papa Special to The Sun Friday Aug 23, 2019 at 2:00 AM Aug 23, 2019 at 9:45 AM In Alachua County, our most influential institutions make up a group called the Friendship Seven. The Friendship Seven includes the University of Florida, UF Health, Santa Fe College, Alachua County, the city of Gainesville, the Greater Gainesville Chamber of Commerce and Alachua County Public Schools.
Dorothy Thomas and Dorothy Benson: Our kids can count on the Children’s Trust
In the Nov. 6 election, Alachua County voters have the opportunity to create the Children’s Trust of Alachua County, which will solely focus on the health, well-being and success of our children. The Children’s Trust has earned the endorsements of 34 local organizations, including The Sun, as well as endorsements from dozens of local leaders. They know that the Children’s Trust can be transformative for our community and that the money generated to fund the Children’s Trust will be used wisely.
Dorothy Thomas, 88, Hartley - The N'West Iowa REVIEW: Obituaries
HARTLEY—Dorothy Thomas, 88, Hartley, died Thursday, Jan. 26, 2017, at Baum Harmon Mercy Hospital in Primghar. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Monday, Jan. 30, at Hartley Funeral Home. Burial will be at Pleasant View Cemetery near Hartley. Visitation with family present will be 2-4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 29, at Hartley Funeral Home. © 2017 The N'West Iowa REVIEW. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Dorothy Thomas, "mother" of bone marrow transplant, dies - The Monitor: Us News
SEATTLE (AP) — Dorothy "Dottie" Thomas, the research partner and wife of the Nobel laureate who pioneered the bone marrow transplant, has died in her Seattle-area home at 92. Dottie Thomas was known as "the mother of bone marrow transplantation" because of the years she spent working with her husband. The center says the couple worked as a team and proved that bone marrow transplantation could treat leukemia and other blood cancers.
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