Sidhu Brothers, one of the pioneer palm oil transporters in the country, has now metamorphosed into a leading bulk transporter. Jimmy Sidhu, one of the three brothers who helps run the company, talks to Sharmila Valli Narayanan on how he and his brothers are charting a new course for the company. ONE OF THE requirements in the Sidhu family for any male members who want to join the family business is that they must know how to drive a lorry or a tanker. Jimmy Sidhu's late father, Mahindar Singh Sidhu, who founded the company back in 1979 with his brothers, took turns driving the-then sole lorry for the company. So did his sons Ranjit and Mandeep, who joined the business in the 1980s. Jimmy who joined the family business in 2008 was driving tankers for the company long before he joined th...
California, America's most populous state-with the dimensions, economy, power, and international ties, if not the sovereignty, of a nation-can and should play a leading role in attempting to break the U.S. legislative impasse on immigration policy and in forging policies to integrate immigrants more successfully into twenty-first century America. A first step in this direction might be to convene a non-governmental, bipartisan and multisectoral commission to make recommendations for consideration by the governor, the California Senate and Assembly, municipalities, California's congressional delegation, and the citizens, firms, labor unions, and other nongovernmental organizations of the state.
BOWLING GREEN at NO. 22 WVU When: 3:30 p.m. Saturday TV: ROOT Sports Line: West Virginia by 18 MORGANTOWN It was the wee hours of Sunday morning, just past midnight Saturday, and West Virginia was already looking forward. And why not? It was a whole lot preferable to looking back. Were going to get past this. Were going to make it our job, quarterback Geno Smith said. Our goal to be undefeated, thats gone down the drain. But being Big East champs and winning every game from here on out is what we have to do. And thats something Im going to work extremely hard to do. Smith was talking in the wake of an evening in which he and the Mountaineers had already put in 31/2 hours of extremely hard work. In the end, though, it didnt pay off. Yes, the Mountaineers showed what they could do off...
SEATTLE --In their wildest June dreams, the Mariners would have been a bullish buyer this weekend, unearthing that final veteran bat to supplement all their great pitching. But wild dreams became dreadful nightmares over the past month, and Jack Zduriencik found himself in a very familiar position on the eve of the trade deadline: probing for a brighter future while eschewing the present.
Baltimore developer David Cordish has spent more than a year of his life invested in launching a slots casino in Anne Arundel County. Now with a key county vote less than three months away, he says the results could mean slots will come to the county as early as March -- or they could be as far as five years away. At 70, Cordish says his strength lies in his roots as a developer whose mission is to remain true to his hometown. The Cordish Co.'s many projects near and far fuse commercial and business with entertainment, housing and hotels. Working with his three sons out of an Inner Harbor office, he has made an aggressive bid for the state's biggest slots facility that so far has been mired in zoning difficulties and expensive legal battles with his competitor the Maryland Jockey Club. ...
YACOLT Six months ago, Yacolt resident Jeff Carothers stood before the towns council and asked how to start a petition to remove a member from the council. The only council member eligible for a recall was Karen Holyk. Talk of a recall turned out to be nothing more than that. Now, Carothers is the towns mayor and Holyk is its mayor pro-tem. Lest anyone think trouble is on the horizon, each dismissed suggestions this week they were ever at odds.
Starting July 1, Tennessee teachers will have to prove their worth to keep their jobs, a prospect that sounded good in theory but is creating anxiety, teachers say, as details emerge. For the first time, 50 percent of teachers' job reviews will be tied to student achievement. The other half will be based on how principals view their work, taking into account both professionalism and content knowledge.
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