#Governmentinvestment

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सरकार हुडको के कुल 14 करोड़ शेयरों की होगी बिक्री

सरकार हाउसिंग एंड अर्बन डेवलपमेंट कॉरपोरेशन लिमिटेड (हुडको) में बिक्री पेशकश (ओएफएस) के जरिये अपनी सात प्रतिशत हिस्सेदारी बेचेगी। यह बिक्री 18 से 19 अक्तूबर के बीच की जाएगी। एक नियामकीय फाइलिंग में यह जानकारी दी गई है। इस पेशकश के लिए न्यूनतम मूल्य 79 रुपये प्रति शेयर तय किया गया है, जो 17 अक्तूबर को बीएसई पर कंपनी के शेयरों के बंद हुए भाव 89 रुपये के मुकाबले 12 प्रतिशत कम है।

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Transport Resilience Fund Boosts West Coast

  Investing in Road Resilience

The New Zealand government is committing more than $22 million to enhance the resilience of roads on the West Coast that have been vulnerable to recent extreme weather events, Prime Minister Chris Hipkins announced today. This substantial investment aims to safeguard the state highway network in the region from the disruptive impact of severe weather.   Transport Resilience Fund at Work The establishment of a dedicated Transport Resilience Fund paves the way for early preventative measures to protect the state highway network from future severe weather disruptions. This fund will be instrumental in fortifying critical road infrastructure across the West Coast.   Roads Receiving Funding The roads in the West Coast region that are set to benefit from the Transport Resilience Fund include: - SH6 Gates of Haast river erosion - SH6 Wanganui River Protection - SH6 Whataroa River Protection - SH73 Rock Shelter DSA and Strengthening - SH73 Otira River Bridge Abutment Protection - SH6 Buller Gorge Rock Scaling - SH6 Douglas Culvert No.2 Replacement - Cascade Corner - Cobden Hill West - Depot Creek - Ormon Falls - East of McGraths Corner - McGraths Corner - Whites Bridge West Approach - Rocky Point - SH73 Candys Bend Scouring - SH6 Meybille Bay Slip - SH6 Epitaph Slip - Remote Monitoring­­­­­­ Additionally, the Haast to Hawea section of SH6 has been identified as a high priority for improving the overall resilience of the state highway corridor, with planning work scheduled for the 2024-27 NLTP period.   Building Resilience Against the Elements State Highway 6, in particular, has been susceptible to closures resulting from slips, rockfalls, and flooding, while the West Coast remains prone to adverse weather events. "Many roads in the region have experienced repeated extreme weather events in recent years. We need to repair our state highways after these events and also build greater resilience so they're less affected in the future," stated Prime Minister Chris Hipkins.  

Supporting Tourism and Local Communities

Improving road resilience not only ensures safer transportation but also bolsters the tourism industry on the West Coast, a vital sector for the region and its residents. "Safer and more resilient roads will also help support tourism on the West Coast – a key industry for the region and for many locals," emphasized Prime Minister Hipkins.   Commitment to Resilience In this year's budget, the government established the $419 million Transport Resilience Fund to support investments that enhance regional recovery. Prime Minister Hipkins highlighted, "Investing in resilience creates savings down the road, as well as ensuring communities aren't cut off and isolated after extreme weather."   Expanding Resilience Initiatives Further emphasizing the commitment to regional resilience, Prime Minister Hipkins noted, "In this year's budget, we set aside $6 billion in funding to support the implementation of a National Resilience Plan. I can confirm that projects in the top of the south will be considered for funding as part of this ongoing work."   Unity in Resilience "No region can foot the bill for building transport resilience on their own. That's why the Government is coming to the table to support regions with a range of funds to help them recover," stated Prime Minister Hipkins. "We are absolutely committed to the region's recovery."  

Partnering for a Stronger West Coast

Associate Transport Minister Damien O'Connor underscored the importance of this investment, stating, "We are committed to supporting the region to rebuild and build back stronger from the challenges of recent times. We know severe weather events will be an ongoing challenge, and West Coast highways need to be resilient." "This funding will repair vulnerable points in the road network to help mitigate the risk of them failing in future storms or other natural hazards."   A Collective Effort In a time where resilience against extreme weather is paramount, the government's investment in road resilience demonstrates a collective commitment to ensuring safer, more reliable transportation and strengthening the West Coast's ability to withstand future challenges.   Sources: THX News & New Zealand Government. Read the full article

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UK govt to pour another £170million of taxpayers' cash into planned Sizewell C nuclear plant: is it value for money?

The government is to plough another £170million of taxpayers’ cash into theproposed Sizewell C nuclear plant. The Department for Energy Security andNet Zero said the cash was in addition to the £679 million the governmentinvested in the Suffolk power station late last year, when it took jointcontrol of the project with EDF, of France. Last year’s investment included about £100 million to buy…

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Giải chi tiết đề viết dự đoán IELTS Bro chủ đề Government invests in teaching science

Unlocking IELTS Success: Discover the Secrets to Government's Investment in Teaching #IELTSBro #GovernmentInvestment #Teaching #IELTSSuccess #ExamPreparation

Đề IELTS Writing Task 2: Some people think that governments should invest more money in teaching science than other subjects in order for a country to develop and progress. To what extent do you agree or disagree? (Government) Giải chi tiết đề viết dự đoán IELTS Bro chủ đề chính phủ đầu tư cho việc giảng dạy các môn khoa học. Đề dự đoán cho quý 2, năm 2023. Tra từ & tra câu Anh – Việt, Việt –…