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Video: 2 Men Attack Security Guard, Assault Female Staff At Noida Hospital, Arrested
The altercation began when the security guard denied entry to the men, identified as Akshay Sehgal (33) and Vaibhav Sehgal (27), without an attendant card.
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High-Value Cash Transactions At Hotels, Hospitals Come Under Income Tax Scrutiny
Rampant cash transactions in business sectors like hotels, luxury brand sales, hospitals and IVF clinics need to be checked in a "non-intrusive" manner, the CBDT has asked the I-T department.
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White Collar Hiring Improves As Demand Rises In Banking, FMCG Sectors: Report
Major sectors such as Oil and Gas (14 per cent), Banking (12 per cent) and FMCG (17 per cent) notched up healthy growth, while healthcare and travel and hospitality, each showcased a robust 8 per cent growth, said the report.
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700 Tihar Jail Inmates Hired By Hotels, 1,200 To Get Hospital Jobs Soon
Around 700 inmates are employed and 1,200 more are presently getting training to work in various sectors after coming out of jail, Tihar's Director General (prisons) Sanjay Baniwal said.
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Metaverse in Healthcare Market Size Estimated to Reach Nearly $500 Billion by 2033: Report
A report by Spherical Insights estimates the metaverse healthcare sector to boom to a nearly $500 billion market by the year of 2033. Built atop blockchain networks, metaverse ecosystems are fully functional virtual environments for people to work together and socialise in as digital avatars.
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Movie Songs Played At Weddings Is Not Copyright Violation, Says Centre
The decision was welcomed by the general public and the hospitality sector, which often faces pressure from copyright organisations.
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Fake Hospital Busted In Gurugram, Self-Appointed 'Doctor' Was Class 10-Pass
A fake 16-bed hospital complete with a lab, an OT, and ICU was busted in Sector 52's Wazirabad village, police said on Wednesday.
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Sinner Or Saint, You Decide...A Sector For 2023 And Beyond
A "Sin Stock" is stock of a company that is associated with or is directly involved in, activities considered unethical or immoral. These could be gambling stocks such as Delta Corp or tobacco stocks like ITC.
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Complaint Against 4 Doctors Of Gurugram Hospital After UK Citizen's Death
Four doctors of a private hospital at Sector 51 here have been booked in connection with the death of a 22-year-old UK citizen, officials said.
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Noida Twin Towers Demolition: Hospitals On High Alert For Any Emergency
The demolition of the Supertech twin towers is expected to create air pollution due to dust in Uttar Pradesh's Noida. In such a scenario the hospitals near sector 93A are fully prepared for any medical emergency.
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"Ensures Upliftment": PM's Praise For Public-Private Partnership Model
Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model at the inaugural event of Amrita Hospital in Faridabad on Wednesday and said this model helps reach the grassroots and ensures upliftment in the remotest part
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UAE to Open World’s 1st Medical Metaverse, Patients to Visit as Avatars
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is on track to see the launch of the world’s first medical metaverse. With the launch of this medical metaverse, the UAE is looking to boost medical tourism in the country. The authorities governing UAE’s healthcare sector has hired a company to train select doctors on how to treat patients in the virtual world.
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Radisson Aims To Add 100 Hotels By 2025 In India, Says CEO
Radisson Hotel Group plans to add 100 hotels in India by the end of 2025 as part of its ambitious plans for expansion in the Asia-Pacific region
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After 2-Year Lull, Hospitality Sector Expects 20% Occupancy Jump
India's resumption of international flights is likely to be a big boost for the country's hospitality industry
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"Gravely Disappointing": Budget Gets A Bad Review From Hospitality Sector
The tourism and hospitality industry on Tuesday termed the Union Budget 2022-23 as 'gravely disappointing', saying the measures announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman were not enough to support the sector that has been crippled by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Video: 2 Men Attack Security Guard, Assault Female Staff At Noida Hospital, Arrested
The altercation began when the security guard denied entry to the men, identified as Akshay Sehgal (33) and Vaibhav Sehgal (27), without an attendant card.
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High-Value Cash Transactions At Hotels, Hospitals Come Under Income Tax Scrutiny
Rampant cash transactions in business sectors like hotels, luxury brand sales, hospitals and IVF clinics need to be checked in a "non-intrusive" manner, the CBDT has asked the I-T department.
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White Collar Hiring Improves As Demand Rises In Banking, FMCG Sectors: Report
Major sectors such as Oil and Gas (14 per cent), Banking (12 per cent) and FMCG (17 per cent) notched up healthy growth, while healthcare and travel and hospitality, each showcased a robust 8 per cent growth, said the report.
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700 Tihar Jail Inmates Hired By Hotels, 1,200 To Get Hospital Jobs Soon
Around 700 inmates are employed and 1,200 more are presently getting training to work in various sectors after coming out of jail, Tihar's Director General (prisons) Sanjay Baniwal said.
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Metaverse in Healthcare Market Size Estimated to Reach Nearly $500 Billion by 2033: Report
A report by Spherical Insights estimates the metaverse healthcare sector to boom to a nearly $500 billion market by the year of 2033. Built atop blockchain networks, metaverse ecosystems are fully functional virtual environments for people to work together and socialise in as digital avatars.
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Movie Songs Played At Weddings Is Not Copyright Violation, Says Centre
The decision was welcomed by the general public and the hospitality sector, which often faces pressure from copyright organisations.
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Fake Hospital Busted In Gurugram, Self-Appointed 'Doctor' Was Class 10-Pass
A fake 16-bed hospital complete with a lab, an OT, and ICU was busted in Sector 52's Wazirabad village, police said on Wednesday.
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Sinner Or Saint, You Decide...A Sector For 2023 And Beyond
A "Sin Stock" is stock of a company that is associated with or is directly involved in, activities considered unethical or immoral. These could be gambling stocks such as Delta Corp or tobacco stocks like ITC.
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Complaint Against 4 Doctors Of Gurugram Hospital After UK Citizen's Death
Four doctors of a private hospital at Sector 51 here have been booked in connection with the death of a 22-year-old UK citizen, officials said.
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Noida Twin Towers Demolition: Hospitals On High Alert For Any Emergency
The demolition of the Supertech twin towers is expected to create air pollution due to dust in Uttar Pradesh's Noida. In such a scenario the hospitals near sector 93A are fully prepared for any medical emergency.
-
"Ensures Upliftment": PM's Praise For Public-Private Partnership Model
Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model at the inaugural event of Amrita Hospital in Faridabad on Wednesday and said this model helps reach the grassroots and ensures upliftment in the remotest part
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UAE to Open World’s 1st Medical Metaverse, Patients to Visit as Avatars
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is on track to see the launch of the world’s first medical metaverse. With the launch of this medical metaverse, the UAE is looking to boost medical tourism in the country. The authorities governing UAE’s healthcare sector has hired a company to train select doctors on how to treat patients in the virtual world.
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Radisson Aims To Add 100 Hotels By 2025 In India, Says CEO
Radisson Hotel Group plans to add 100 hotels in India by the end of 2025 as part of its ambitious plans for expansion in the Asia-Pacific region
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After 2-Year Lull, Hospitality Sector Expects 20% Occupancy Jump
India's resumption of international flights is likely to be a big boost for the country's hospitality industry
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"Gravely Disappointing": Budget Gets A Bad Review From Hospitality Sector
The tourism and hospitality industry on Tuesday termed the Union Budget 2022-23 as 'gravely disappointing', saying the measures announced by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman were not enough to support the sector that has been crippled by the COVID-19 pandemic.
