The Delhi - Agra national highway (NH) stretch is soon going to be a smart and hi-tech corridor and now commuters will have to be watchful of their speed as chances of getting 'challaned' is going to increase. The Delhi - Agra stretch that begins from the Old Mathura road will be the first NH corridor in the country to have screens which will alert drivers, if they are going beyond the permitted speed limit. These basically are the Vehicle Actuated Speed Displays (VASDs) and will be installed at different locations that will capture and display the vehicle speed in real-time. Also Read: Speed Limit On National Highways Could Be Increased To 140 kmph: Nitin Gadkari The advanced system will be eventually implemented across national highways. The step is a part of the National Highways Authority of India's (NHAI) program to put in place the first Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) on any National Highway (NH), which aims to make the corridor seamless and safe for …
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Shredded Banksy goes under the hammer in London
Banksy's partially shredded canvas is expected to sell for between £4-6 million ($6-8 million, 5-7 million euros) LONDON - A partially shredded canvas of one of British artist Banksy's most celebrated works is expected to sell for millions when it goes under the hammer on Thursday. The artwork -- now called "Love is in the Bin -- will be offered by London auction house Sotheby's at its contemporary arts sale. The work, formerly called "Girl With Balloon", has an estimated selling price of pound sterling4-6 million ($6-8 million, 5-7 million euros). The original canvas sold for nearly pound sterling1.1 million at the same location in October 2018 when it dramatically passed through a shredder hidden in its frame moments after bidding ended. The stunt, which poked fun at the staid world of fine art, is typical of the graffiti artist's irreverent style after his work began appearing on the streets of Bristol in southwest England in the 1980s. It was the latest in a long …
Mint To Bring New Legal Action Against Marriott
Further to its obligation to keep stakeholders informed of material events, Minor International (“MINT”) makes the following statement: MINT has filed a legal claim in Thai court against Marriott International, Inc. (“Marriott”) in relation to the JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa (the “JW Marriott Phuket”) which is owned by MINT and operated by the Marriott group. MINT’s claim is for THB 570.6 million and alleges that Marriott has committed a number of offenses under Thai law, including: • competing with the JW Marriott Phuket through its operation of competing Marriott portfolio hotels; • using the JW Marriott Phuket facilities to promote Marriott’s other competing hotels; • misappropriating MINT’s confidential and proprietary information to benefit Marriott’s own interests; • operating its loyalty program in bad faith and against the interests of MINT as hotel owner; • failing to manage the JW Marriott Phuket in a manner to protect and benefit the owner’s …
Built in 1646, a Rare First Period House Is the Week’s Oldest Listing
We don't often encounter the architectural style known as First Period. The likely reason? There simply aren't very many First Period homes still standing. These historic homes were constructed before 1725, with pitched roofs and center chimneys. They were also built to face the sun as much as possible, to keep them warm. This week, one of just 10 still standing in the state of Massachusetts landed on the market for $1.65 million. Known as the James Noyes House, this First Period classic was built in 1646. It's the oldest home to hit the market this week on Realtor.com®. In this week's look at the 10 oldest homes, you'll find a rare home from the mid-1600s, as well as multimillion-dollar cottages, affordable compounds, and other Colonial gems sure to please even the most discerning home shoppers and gawkers alike. Take a look. 1. 7 Parker St, Newbury, MA Price: $1,650,000 A rare treat, this is one of just 10 First Period homes still standing in Massachusetts. The …