Margaret’s Higher Secondary School will start offline classes for 1 to 5 batch wise from Tuesday. While Laitumkhrah Presbyterian Higher Secondary School has decided not to start offline classes immediately in view of the pre-board examinations for Classes X and Class XII, St. Some schools did not want to rush in resuming offline classes for the primary section.
Principal of Jail Road Boys’ Higher Secondary School, Jibananda Pal said offline classes will resume after results of promotion examinations of different classes are announced. They are expected to resume regular offline classes for the next academic session from March after the declaration of results. Some schools were conducting online examinations since the government had extended the 2021 academic session till February. We had not compelled the parents to send their children,” Sr. “We had not anticipated such a large attendance. She said the response was good as many children turned up for online classes. Delphine Fernandes said children were excited about returning to school.
Principal of Holy Child Higher Secondary School, Demthring, Sr. Only a few schools in the city resumed offline mode of teaching for Classes 1 to 5 on Monday. He was referring to the Meghalaya government’s decision to ease COVID restrictions after Assam government decided to do so. The opposition leader had, earlier, pointed out that the MDA Government just copy-pastes strategies from other states. It is natural for a state to closely follow the policies adopted by other states and pick the best strategies from them,” Sangma said. “We like to see what other states are doing. The chief minister pointed out that there was nothing wrong about adopting strategies from other states. Their way of functioning has only been negative,” Sangma said. They should give positive suggestions to the government. “This is not the way governance and politics should work. Mukul had stated that the government decision conveyed its inability to understand things in-depth.Īccording to the CM, the Opposition always tries to find faults with everything that the government does. But if we open up they question why we have opened up,” Sangma said, reacting to the criticism of Opposition leader Mukul Sangma on the state government’s recent decision to ease COVID-19 restrictions. “If we do not open up they ask why we do not open up. Insurers will see a "significant" increase in flexibility to invest in long-term assets such as infrastructure to help the economy combat climate change and a "meaningful" reduction in reporting and administrative burdens, Glen said.SHILLONG, Feb 14: Chief Minister, Conrad K Sangma came down hard on his political opponents, saying that it was in the nature of the Opposition to complaint against the state government. There will be a more sensitive treatment of credit risk in the matching adjustment, or the capital relief from matching long term assets with liabilities. The proposals will include a substantial reduction in the risk margin, as much as 60% to 70% for long term life insurers, he said, referring to capital required in case policies must be transferred to another insurer in the event of a collapse.
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Glen said a full consultation document in April will include all three steps, followed by more detailed technical consultation by the Bank of England later in the year. The Association has said changes to the risk margin, matching adjustment and reducing reporting requirements were its top priorities to unlock 95 billion pounds($129.25 billion)of capital. Policyholder protection will remain a top priority, he said. "EU regulation doesn’t work for us anymore and the government is determined to fix that by tailoring the prudential regulation of insurers to our unique circumstances," Glen told the Association of British Insurers' (ABI) annual dinner.
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