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Current Affairs on 15th
May 2014
New Chairman of Central Water
Commission & Ex-officio Secretary is Ashwin B Pandya:
For Central Water Commission and
Ex-officio Secretary the Government of India declared new Chairman by name
Ashwin B Pandya. Since November 2013, he was holding additional charge to this
post.
First African American Executive
Director of New York Times is Dean Baquet:
The first African and American
Executive Director of New York Times is Dean Baquet. Currently Dean was acting
as an Managing Editor. Earlier Jill Abramson acted as Executive Director. She
was the first female executive director.
Nageswara Rao, Chairman of
Granules India Ltd, passed away
The Chigurupati Nageswara Rao,
Chairman of Granules India Ltd, has passed away in Guntur. In Andhra Pradesh,
he was the eminent Medical Physician. He also acted as an Director of Hindustan
Antibiotics Limited.
New Executive Vice President of
CA Technologies is Amit Chatterjee
The CA Technologies has appointed
Amit Chatterjee as an Executive Vice President, Enterprise Solutions and
Technology Group. He replaced the Peter Griffiths who served in the position
since 2011. Chatterjee will be responsible for all the strategy and execution
across full portfolio of enterprise businesses.
CIDC Construction cost increased
in Indian Cities
In the Indian cities construction
cost is increasing. Between May 2012 to March 2014, cost of the road
construction in India has increased by 14.7 %, as per the data revealed by CIDC
(Construction Industry Development Council). First place was occupied by Delhi in
whose construction the cost of roads is 16.5, buildings are 9.9 and urban
infrastructure is 10.6.
