State in-charge PL Punia will be on Raipur tour from today. During the three-day visit, the PCC in-charge will hold discussions with senior leaders on important topics, including the implementation of the public manifesto. PL Punia will hold a meeting of all district in-charge, presidents. According to the information, we will reach Raipur on Friday evening.
Let us know that the implementation committee meeting was held in the past. In which many important matters were discussed. CM Bhupesh Baghel and other senior leaders and ministers had joined.
At the same time, on the 7th, PL Punia will hold a meeting with senior leaders regarding the implementation of the manifesto. Apart from this, there will also be a meeting regarding appointments in the corporation board. For the last two years, the workers have been waiting for appointment. There is disappointment among workers due to non-appointment even after the rounds of meetings. There is a possibility that the appointment in the meeting may be finalized.
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PL Punia will be in charge of PCC in Raipur for 3 days from today
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IPL to get two new teams from 2022, BCCI backs ICC’s bid for cricket in Olympics
The 89th Annual General Meeting of the BCCI ended on Thursday without any “surprises”. The members gave the approval for the introduction of two new franchises to the Indian Premier League (IPL), agreed to reduce the budget for the new National Cricket Academy (NCA) infrastructure, gave the Madan Lal-led Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) the go-ahead to interview candidates for the role of selectors, decided to give the International Cricket Council (ICC) a positive feedback on cricket’s chances at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics and allowed the new appointments to take place as expected.
The BCCI has approved the sale of two new franchises to be introduced to the IPL. However, the 2021 edition of the IPL will be an eight-team affair. The new franchises will be introduced ahead of the 2022 edition and the IPL Governing Council will take a call on whether to introduce one franchise now and the second later or both together.
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Paris City Hall Fined 90,000 Euros For Employing Too Many Women In Top Positions
Paris city hall has recently been fined 90,000 euros for employing too many women in senior positions in 2018, which is a breach of law aimed at ensuring gender balance. The decision has been mocked as “absurd” by the mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo. While speaking at a meeting of the city council, she denounced the fine as “unfair, irresponsible and dangerous”.
Back in 2018, 11 women and 5 men, who represent just over 30 per cent, were appointed to top positions in the Paris city hall, leading the Civil Service Ministry to impose the fine. According to the 2013 law, one sex cannot account for more than 60 per cent of nominations to senior positions. The law, which is meant to ensure that women get better access to senior jobs in the civil service, requires a minimum of 40 per cent of appointments for each gender.
France’s public service ministry has now demanded 90,000 euros on the grounds that Paris city hall had broken national rules on gender parity in its 2018 staffing. According to AP, Hidalgo said, “Yes, we need to promote women with determination and vigor because everywhere, France is still lagging behind (on that issue)”. France’s Public Service Minister Amelie de Montchalin also took to Twitter to confirm that the fine had been levied for 2018. She also informed that the rule had since been repealed.