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Grand Canyon University Merit Scholarships

Grand Canyon University Merit Scholarships : Scholarships That Soar 2024

The journey towards securing a Grand Canyon University Merit Scholarships is not merely an academic endeavor; it's an opportunity for applicants to articulate their unique qualities and aspirations. With a focus on academic excellence, leadership, and community engagement, GCU seeks individuals who embody the values of the institution. Navigating the application process, interviews, and frequently asked questions requires thoughtful preparation, allowing candidates to present a comprehensive view of their potential contributions to the vibrant GCU community. As applicants embark on this exciting journey, clarity on common queries and a genuine alignment with GCU's values are pivotal for a successful scholarship pursuit. Jan 19, 2024
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Help cool the planet by going Vegan

For every 1 million people who adopt the vegan diet for a month, around 6.2 million litres of water can be saved, over 100,000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent emissions avoided, and 3.4 million animals spared from cruelty. Jan 18, 2024
RBI proposes stricter rules for housing finance firms

RBI proposes stricter rules for housing finance firms

The RBI on Monday issued a draft circular which proposes to harmonise regulations of housing finance companies (HFCs) with that of non-banking finance companies (NBFCs) in several areas such as minimum capital requirement and deposit taking rules. Jan 16, 2024
FASTags without KYC link to be deactivated after Jan 31: NHAI

FASTags without KYC link to be deactivated after Jan 31: NHAI

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) on Monday said that FASTags with incomplete KYC will be deactivated or blacklisted by banks after January 31, as part of its move to enhance efficiency of the electronic toll collection system and provide seamless movement at the toll plazas. Jan 15, 2024
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Inclisiran for cholesterol: Docs call it expensive, bat for cheaper options

Even as India is set to soon launch promising new DCGI and US FDA-approved medicine Inclisiran to lower cholesterol and keep it low with just two doses a year, doctors, while hailing the advance, contend that the drug is expensive and stressed on better use of the much cheaper versions available. Jan 14, 2024
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