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Bupa fined $23mn in Australia after ‘unconscionable conduct’
Unlock the Editor’s Digest at no cost Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favorite tales on this weekly e-newsletter. British well being insurer Bupa has agreed to pay a A$35mn (US$23mn) advantageous in Australia after it admitted to “unconscionable conduct” by denying legit claims made by sufferers over a five-year interval. The Australian Competitors and Client Fee, the nation’s client…
Bupa fined $23mn in Australia after ‘unconscionable conduct’
[TECH AND FINANCIAL] Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. British health insurer Bupa has agreed to pay a A$35mn (US$23mn) fine in Australia after it admitted to “unconscionable conduct” by denying legitimate claims made by patients over a five-year period. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission,…
Google to Deploy Its Free Digital Learning Tools For 23mn Students & Teachers in Maharashtra
Google to Deploy Its Free Digital Learning Tools For 23mn Students & Teachers in Maharashtra
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This makes Maharashtra the first state in the country to launch G Suite for Education and Google Classroom for the students currently engaged in online learning.
IANS
Last Updated: August 7, 2020, 12:28 PM IST
As part of the policy for universal education, the Maharashtra government has tied up with Google to enable remote learning for 2.30…
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Over 23mn are squeezed into just 620 sq km of MMR - Times of India
Over 23mn are squeezed into just 620 sq km of MMR – Times of India
MUMBAI: The Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), which is spread across around 4,427 sq km, is probably one of the most dense and populous regions in the world. This is because barely 619 sq km of the region is actually built-up area, but it accommodates a mind- numbing population of over 23 million people.A new environment status report prepared by The Energy and Research Institute (TERI) reveals…
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