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DISINVESTMENT OF PUBLIC SECTOR As we all know that on 20th Nov 2019, the Cabinet Committeeon Economic Affair (CCEA) has given “In-principle’ approval for the strategic disinvestment of FIVE Central Public Sectors Enterprises (CPSEs) including majority stakes in blue-chip Oil Company Bharat petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) and Shipping Corporation of India ( SCI ).   Let us analyze in this article by looking at both the merits and the demerits and let us find out when disinvestment is good and bad. So before we get into each PSU detail we must need to understand what is Disinvestment? What is Disinvestment? D isinvestment ability sale or liquidation of property by way of the government, normally Central and nation public zone enterprises, projects, or different constant assets. The authorities undertake disinvestment to decrease the financial burden on the exchequer, or to elevate cash for assembly particular needs, such as to bridge the income shortfall from different

  JOB OPENING - NTPC 𒁍 Openings: 25 Posts – Assistant Chemist (E1 Grade)   25 Experienced Assistant Chemists for Stations/Projects 𒁍 Online Application Registration Open & End Date: OPENING DATE - 15 JULY 2020                END DATE - 31 JULY 2020 Qualification: ·          M.Sc in Chemistry from recognized Indian University/ Institute recognized by appropriate statutory authority with at least 60% marks in aggregate SC, ST and PwBD candidates with pass marks are eligible to apply for the post. A Candidate with the prescribed degree identified for the disciplines as given below can only apply in the respective discipline. 𒁍 Job / Experience Requirement: Minimum 3 years post qualification experience in Executive/Supervisory cadre (excluding training period) in Water Treatment Plant process and water analysis (RO plant, DM plant, pre-treatment plant, etc.), Boiler water chemistry (boiler water t

Latest News 22 JULY 2020 The meeting of Dhanuka Agritech board of directors commenced at 11 a.m. and concluded at 1 p.m. Below two outcome of 22 July board meeting A proposal of buyback of fully paid-up equity share of face value Rs. 2 each of the company (‘Equity Shares’) not exceeding maximum buyback price of Rs. 1000/ per equity share per equity share (Maximum Buyback Offer Price) payable in cash for an aggregate amount not exceeding rupees 100 crores only, excluding transaction cost (hereinafter referred to as the (Maximum Buyback Offer size), being 14.27% of the paid-up equity sharecapita l and free reserve of the company based on the latest standalone and consolidated audited financial statements of the company respectively as at March 31st 2020 Buyback Type: Tender Offer Buyback Record Date: TBD Buyback Opening Date: TBD Buyback Closing Date: TBD Buyback Offer Amount: