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2. Parliament passes bill for merger of subsidiary banks with SBI
3. Indonesia: Over 200 hikers trapped on mountain after earthquake
4. Yamuna water level continues to rise for third day
5. Steps taken by the government to promote learning of science and mathematics in schools
6. Government launches Swachh Bharat Internship to promote involvement of students in rural cleanliness
7. Status of Major NHs projects
8. Promotion of Inland Water Transport
9. Clarification of WCD Ministry on the arguments of UN experts regarding Trafficking of Persons (Prevention, Protection and Rehabilitation) Bill, 2018
10. Setting up of Refinery
11. Setting up of LPG Distributors
12. Encouraging sports including Kabaddi and Badminton
13. 3rd BRICS Film Festival concluded with India Day
14. Cross Border Infiltrations
15. NRC of Assam is a draft & not the final NRC: HM Rajnath Singh
16. Badminton World Championships: HS Prannoy, Sameer Verma enter 2nd round
17. US says India is key partner in America's efforts to ensure peace, stability in Indo Pacific region
18. Delhi court summons Lalu Yadav, his wife Rabri Devi & son Tejashwi in IRCTC scam case
19. India seal place in knock-out stage of Women's Hockey World Cup in London
20. Complete draft of NRC published in Assam
21. Yamuna continues to flow above danger mark in Delhi
22. Annual Unified Commanders' Conference to be held today to review country's security preparedness
23. Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu pitches for diversifying agriculture to improve nutrition level of food crops
24. The first Nepal-India Think Tank Summit will begin in Kathmandu tomorrow
25. Socializing boosts wellbeing in dementia patients: Study
26. "Faster-charging smartphone batteries in the offing"
27. Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna provides homes to poor - Ground Report
28. Sensex sets record again, rises over 150 points; Nifty hits 11,300 mark
29. NRC is impartial and no need to panic, assures Home Minister
30. 14 killed, homes damaged in Indonesia earthquake
31. Zimbabweans begin voting in first election since Mugabe's removal
32. 2,89,83,677 people eligible for citizenship: NRC releases final draft in Assam
33. Information Technology must focus on Agri-Business and Agri-Markets: Vice President
34. Indian Railways Launches “Mission Satyanishtha” a Program on Ethics in Public Governance
35. Three-Day VCs’ Conference on Research & Innovation in Higher Education ends;
36. Shri J P Nadda Launches National Viral Hepatitis Control Program
37. PM condoles loss of lives due to a bus accident in Maharashtra
38. India will definitely be able to become a 5 trillion dollar economy within 7-8 years, and a 10 trillion dollar economy by 2035: Union Minister for Commerce & Industry
39. English rendering of PM’s address in 46th episode of Mann Ki Baat on 29.07.2018
40. Text of PM’s address at an event "Transforming Urban Landscape" in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
41. PM addresses event to mark third anniversary of urban development initiatives
42. PM attends groundbreaking ceremony of various projects in Uttar Pradesh
43. Women’s Hockey World Cup: India face US in crunch clash
44. India: Hope new Pakistan govt will work towards terror-free South Asia
45. Pak Polls: ECP releases final results, PTI tops with 116 seats
46. People getting covered under Prime Minister Social Security schemes
47. Defence Minister hands over multi-fuel war tank engines to Army
48. PM Modi lays foundation stones for several projects in Lucknow
49. Three-day VCs’ conference on research and innovation in higher education ends
50. Lucknow: PM Modi attends 'Transforming Urban Landscape' event
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95. Meeting Notice for opening of Financial Bids regarding outsourcing of Manpower in the Ministry
96. Inviting proposal for engagement of Consultant for 'Women of India Organic Festival 2018, Delhi
97. Coverage of Anganwadi Workers (AWWs)/ Anganwadi Helpers (AWHs) under the Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana (PMJJBY); Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana (PMSBY) and Anganwadi Karyakarti Bima Yojana (AKBY) and benefits available to them
98. Request For Proposal for Engagement of an Event Manager for Women of India Organic Festival 2018
99. Expression of Interest cum Proposal (RFP) for hiring a consultancy agency for Sustainable Development Goals related to women and children.
100. Recommended Panel of Institutions organisation for imparting training Programmes/workshops under Sexual Harassment of Women at Workshop (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013)
101. Hiring of Consultants in Monitoring & Evaluation (ME) Unit of MWCD
102. Admission in Advanced Diploma in Child Guidance and Counselling 2018-19
103. Extension of the Last date in Tender for providing Steno/DEO/MTS in MWCD
104. Minutes of "National Consultation on Child Protection" held on 5th June, 2018 at Jacaranda hall, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
105. Expression of Interest for selection of a consultancy agency for sustainable development goals related to women and children
106. Niti Aayog suggests single ministry for energy sector: Official - India Today
107. "India Ranked Very Poorly On Human Development Index": NITI Aayog Chief - NDTV
108. Millions of Zimbabweans vote in first post-Mugabe poll (Third Lead)
109. Joint Secretary, Environment, Agra Commissioner responsible for TTZ, SC told
110. Kejriwal won't wait for LG's nod to install CCTVs in Delhi
111. Three CRPF troopers injured in J&K grenade attack
112. AAP accuses LG of making misleading statements on CCTV project
113. Maratha quotas: Fresh violence rocks Maharashtra, one more suicide (Second Lead)
114. China, Britain hold dialogue, agree to maintain multilaterism
115. No assessment made on impact of Walmart-Flipkart deal: Minister
116. Chinese, Nepalese NGOs to work together
117. The 30 Under 30 Asia Honorees Working Towards Sustainability In India
118. Meet the 24-Year-Old Heir to the Getty Family Fortune Banking on Ball Gowns
119. 10 Simple Paleo-Friendly Recipes You Should Try
120. IPO Of Chinese E-Commerce Firm Pinduoduo Mints New Young Billionaire
121. Channel - Block C - Lifestyle - blog - Position 3 - Swatch Group Brands Quit Baselworld: What It Means for the Watch Industry
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137. Idea Cellular's Q1 net profit at Rs 257 cr
138. As permanent members of the UN Security Council, China and Britain should strongly uphold multilateralism, as well as the free trade regime and WTO rules, Chinese State Councillor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Monday.
139. The Centre on Monday told the Supreme Court that the Joint Secretary of the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and the Commissioner of the Agra Division are responsible for maintenance of the Taj Trapezium Zone (TTZ).
140. The government has not made any assessment of the direct impact on small traders of the US retail giant Walmart's stake purchase in Flipkart, Parliament was informed on Monday.
141. Report on Malaysian plane disappearance fails to unravel mystery
142. Millions of Zimbabweans voted on Monday in the southern African countrys first election since the removal of its former President Robert Mugabe, a watershed poll that will determine the former British colonys future for decades.
143. I suffered by joining hands with Modi-led BJP: Mehbooba
144. Former Akali minister acquitted in rape case
145. Lynching not reality of Rajasthan: Raje
146. Punjab cabinet's nod to regularise unauthorized colonies
147. Don't indulge in superstition, DK tells DMK
148. Mamata accuses Centre of doing 'vote politics' on Assam NRC (Lead)
149. Former Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti said on Monday that Jammu and Kashmir prospered when Atal Bihari Vajpayee was the Prime Minister but she had suffered now despite joining hands with the BJP led by Narendra Modi.
150. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday asked ministers and officers to go ahead with the CCTV project, saying no licence is required for the camera installation.
151. Three CRPF troopers were injured in a grenade attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag town on Monday, police said.
152. Delhi's ruling AAP on Monday accused the Lt. Governor of making "misleading statements" to create hurdles in the implementation of CCTV project in the city.
153. Mid-day meal: 38 children fell sick this year, says Minister
154. Minister of state for HRD Upendra Kushwaha told Parliament on Monday that 38 children from across the country's schools fell sick this year after eating their mid-day meal.
155. Myanmar bank to use Infosys software to drive growth
156. Ayeyarwaddy Farmers Development Bank in Myanmar has selected Infosys software product Finacle to drive growth, said the IT major on Monday.
157. Stern test awaits golfers at Louis Philippe Cup
158. Japan to spend billions on missile defence system
159. What makes you hungry?
160. Is food allergy linked to ASD?
161. Kareena Kapoor Khan to endorse juice brand
162. For Goa’s senior citizens, sea water is a health spa in summer
163. For Goa’s senior citizens, sea water is a health spa in...
164. Try canola oil to curb diabetes and obesity
165. Acupuncture may not boost chances of IVF success
166. Nine dead in police firing in Toothukudi after Sterlite protests turn violent
167. CBI files first charge sheet in PNB Fraud case
168. PNB scam: ED raids diamond trader Nirav Modi
169. Congress to move privilege motion against Sushma
170. N.Korean official heads to Washington with Kim’s letter
171. Assam Raises New Force for Protection of One-Horned Rhinos
172. Twitter forms teams to measure hate speech, incivility and intolerant discourse on service
173. Lok Sabha passes bill to provide death to child rape convicts
174. Indian school kids lose grip on math, science as they go up
175. Behind Saudi decision to halt oil shipments
176. Twitter forms teams to measure hate speech, incivility
177. Next on Swiggy's delivery list: Medicines & grocery
178. Big bill for data privacy may cost startups dear
179. Seven small steps to saving lakhs
180. Maratha quotas: Fresh violence in Maharashtra, one more suicide
181. Academics, led by researchers at Leiden University, will develop metrics to asse...
182. The attack by Houthis on Saudi oil tankers poses a threat to shipping in Red sea's Bab al-Mandeb strait.
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185. RBI to tighten stance from here on
186. Kathua gangrape: Supreme Court disposes suo motu writ petition
187. Artificial intelligence system can identify your personality from eye movements
188. The Business Aircraft Operators Association (BAOA) said the move will enhance transparency and increase efficiency in operation.
189. RBI is likely to do a cumulative tightening of more than 50 bps during the rest of FY19.
190. Behind Saudi decision to halt oil shipmentsThe attack by Houthis on Saudi oil tankers poses a threat to shipping in Red sea's Bab al-Mandeb strait.
191. Academics, led by researchers at Leiden University, will develop metrics to assess the extent to which people acknowledge and engage with diverse viewpoints on Twitter.
192. Saudi Arabia announced last week it was suspending oil shipments through the Red Sea's Bab al-Mandeb strait after Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthis attacked two ships in the waterway.To date, no other exporters have followed suit. A full blockage of the strategic waterway would virtually halt shipment to Europe and the United States of about 4.8 million barrels per day of crude oil and refined petroleum products.Western allies backing a Saudi-led coalition fighting the Houthis in Yemen expressed concern about the attacks, but have not indicated they would take action to secure the strait. That would risk deeper involvement in a war seen as a proxy battle for regional supremacy between Saudi Arabia and Iran.THE YEMEN WARThe threat to shipping in Bab al-Mandeb has been building for some time, with the Houthis targeting Saudi tankers in at least two other attacks this year. It is not unusual to reevaluate security after such an incident, but Riyadh's announcement also carries a political dimension.Analysts say Saudi Arabia is trying to encourage its Western allies to take more seriously the danger posed by the Houthis and step up support for its war in Yemen, where thousands of air strikes and a limited ground operation have produced only modest results while deepening the world's worst humanitarian crisis."Rather than allowing these hostile manoeuvres to go unnoticed in the eyes of the world, the Saudi (energy) minister has placed Iran's subversions of the whole global economy under the spotlight for everyone to see," said energy consultant Sadad al-Husseini, a former senior executive at Saudi Aramco. "The capture of the port of Hodeidah will go a long way towards putting an end to these disruptions."Hodeidah, Yemen's main port, is the target of a coalition offensive launched on June 12 in a bid to cut off the Houthis' primary supply line. After failing to make major gains, the coalition halted operations on July 1 to give the United Nations a chance to resolve the situation, though some fighting has continued.The suspension of Saudi shipments - with the implied threat of higher oil prices - may also be aimed at pressuring European allies, who have continued to support the nuclear deal with Iran following the U.S. withdrawal in May, to take a stronger stance against Tehran's ballistic missiles programme and support for armed groups across the region.There was no official confirmation that the move was coordinated with Washington but one analyst said it would be astonishing if it were not, given the strategic alliance between the two countries.RAISE THE STAKESNo party has much appetite for an all-out conflict, but the situation can easily deteriorate. Both the Saudis and the Houthis appear to want to raise the stakes - with different goals in mind."The Houthis are trying to provoke a situation where there's a great effort to negotiate an end to the war in Yemen," said James Dorsey, senior fellow at Singapore's S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies."The Saudis are trying to create a situation in which the U.S. would in one form or another significantly step up support ... so that they can claim military victory."The risk is that one side miscalculates, eliciting a response that is stronger than anticipated."We're just one missile away somewhere from getting into a more direct confrontation," said Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets.OPTIONS FOR SAUDI OILSaudi Arabia announced it was halting oil shipments through the Red Sea "until the situation becomes clearer and maritime transition through Bab al-Mandeb is safe".It is unclear when that will be. But there may not be a big rush as the world's top oil exporter has other ways to supply European and U.S. markets.Redirecting ships around the southern tip of Africa would cost a lot more in time and money, making it an unlikely alternative.Instead, Saudi Arabia will probably use the Petroline, or East-West Pipeline, through which it transports crude from fields in its Eastern Province to the Red Sea port of Yanbu for export to Europe and North America.It could also charter non-Saudi ships to carry its oil through Bab al-Mandeb, as it does with Asian customers using different routes, industry and trading sources say.POLITICAL SOLUTION NEEDEDEven before last week's attack, shipping companies had taken extra precautions, including armed guards, more lookouts at sea, sailing faster and increased contact with international navies.A January United Nations report said existing measures would not protect ships against attacks involving waterborne improvised explosive devices, anti-ship missiles, land based anti-tank guided missiles or sea mines.Experts say the United States and other partners could provide naval escorts to tankers and take more steps to reduce the Houthis' capacity to target shipping, including arms supplies and help with logistics, intelligence and targeting.Increased naval patrols helped curb pirate attacks in the nearby Gulf of Aden a decade ago, but Western allies are less likely to get directly involved this time to avoid being dragged into the Yemen war.While a military approach might deal with the threat to shipping, Elizabeth Dickinson at the International Crisis Group says the only real solution is a settlement to the war in Yemen, which remains elusive.HOW MIGHT IRAN RESPOND?After withdrawing from a 2015 nuclear agreement between Iran and world powers, Washington is now pushing countries to end imports of Iranian oil from November. Tehran has warned of counter-measures and threatened to block Gulf oil exports if its own exports are halted.Despite exchanging bellicose threats with President Donald Trump, Iranian officials consider the possibility of a military confrontation with the United States "very low". Some still believe in the possibility of direct negotiations, but several contacted by Reuters warned that Tehran's response to a U.S.-initiated war would be costly."Our military power might not be equal to America's but Iran's non-conventional capabilities can and will be a blow to Americans, which will drag them into another quagmire in the region," said a senior official who asked not to be named.Besides disrupting the flow of oil in the Gulf, insiders say that in a direct confrontation, Iran could target U.S. interests from Jordan to Afghanistan, including troops in Syria and Iraq.TANKER WAR UNLIKELYDuring the "tanker war" of the mid-1980s, Gulf waters were mined as Iran and Iraq attacked oil shipments. U.S., British and other foreign forces escorted other nations' tankers - with some Kuwaiti ships reflagging with the U.S. banner - and conducted limited strikes on Iranian maritime targets.While the Saudis could fly different flags now to try to avoid Houthi attacks, analysts say that would undermine their efforts to project power in the region.
193. MUMBAI: Twitter Inc is working with researchers on way to measure the health of discourse on the social network and develop algorithms to identify malicious rhetoric, as part of its efforts to clean up its service.Academics, led by researchers at Leiden University, will develop metrics to assess the extent to which people acknowledge and engage with diverse viewpoints on Twitter. A second set of metrics will try to spot incivility and intolerance on Twitter. “We want everyone’s experience on Twitter to be free of abuse, harassment, and other types of behaviors that can detract or distort from the public conversation,” the company said in a blog post on Monday. Earlier this year, as part of Twitter’s ‘global health initiative’, it committed to serving the public conversation and working to increase the collective health, openness, and civility of the dialogue on its service.The project brings together scholars with different backgrounds and expertise, bridging political science, communication, and computer science.“In the context of growing political polarization, the spread of misinformation, and increases in incivility and intolerance, it is clear that if we are going to effectively evaluate and address some of the most difficult challenges arising on social media, academic researchers and tech companies will need to work together much more closely,” said Dr. Rebekah Tromble, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Leiden University.The team will also develop algorithms to distinguish between incivility and intolerant discourse because they believe that while incivility, which breaks norms of politeness, can be problematic, it can also serve important functions in political dialog. In contrast, it added, intolerant discourse â€" such as hate speech, racism, and xenophobia â€" is inherently threatening to democracy.Another team comprising academicians from University of Oxford and University of Amsterdam will study how people use Twitter, and how exposure to a variety of perspectives and backgrounds can decrease prejudice and discrimination.Twitter is not the only one aggressively fighting against spam, fake accounts and malicious rhetoric. Facebook, its bigger rival, has also taken multiple steps to bring down hate speech and fake and abusive content from its platform. Both these companies have been blamed of creating echo chambers and facilitating spread of hate speech and harmful rumours.Twitter, last week, said monthly users dropped by 1 million in the second quarter from the first and predicted further declines â€" a part of it is a result of its cleanup efforts.
194. China prepares to test S-400 SAM system
195. Lockheed Martin to provide radar for Japan’s Aegis Ashore BMD systems
196. Russian shipyard chief details Admiral Kuznetsov repairs
197. Indonesia reveals details of Chinese sensors installed onboard KCR-60M vessels
198. PTI-led government in Pakistan likely to be stable; infrastructure projects, energy contracts likely to be reviewed
199. C4ISR: LAND
200. China plans to test for the first time the Almaz-Antei S-400 Triumf self-propelled surface-to-air missile (SAM) system it recently received from Russia, according to a 27 July report by the TASS news agency.
201. “It is planned that in late July/early August the unit of the Chinese
202. The Japanese Ministry of Defense (MoD) said on 30 July that it has selected the Lockheed Martin Solid State Radar (SSR) for the two land-based Aegis Ashore ballistic missile defence (BMD) systems, which the country plans to install.
203. The two radars will cost a total of about JPY248 billion (USD2.3
204. China plans to test for the first time the AlmazAntei S400 Triumf selfpropelled surfacetoair missile SAM system it recently received from Russia according to a 27160July report by the TASS news agency
205. 8220It is planned that in late Julyearly August the unit of the Chinese
206. DARPA pursues nextgeneration SoC design
207. The Japanese Ministry of Defense MoD said on 30 July that it has selected the Lockheed Martin Solid State Radar SSR for the two landbased Aegis Ashore ballistic missile defence BMD systems which the country plans to install
208. The two radars will cost a total of about JPY248 billion USD23
209. China prepares to test S400 SAM system
210. C4ISR LAND
211. In the face of the United Nations arms embargo imposed on Iran the country appears to be developing impressive indigenous missile capabilities However as
212. Russia aims to increase collaboration with Africa
213. Indonesia reveals details of Chinese sensors installed onboard KCR60M vessels
214. Speaking to reporters ahead of a livefire
215. Airbus shows off H145M HForce in push for further sales
216. Lok Sabha passes bill awarding death penalty to child rapists
217. Raghava Lawrence breaks his silence on Sri Reddy's allegations
218. VIDEO: Horrifying moment when crocodile bites zoo-keeper's hand
219. Maratha protest turns violent: 20 vehicles set on fire, another man commits suicide
220. Lok Sabha passes bill awarding death penalty to child rapists
221. Chinese man held for entering IGIA with fake ticket
222. Y Juntao was intercepted by the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel Sunday night as he was about to leave the Terminal-3 building of the…
223. Assam NRC Final Draft: Govt did tardy job, should move swiftly to resolve crisis, says Rahul Gandhi
224. देखें, कैमरे से बचा प्रियंका ने कैसे चालाकी से छुपा ली अपनी रिंग
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226. Apple iPad Pro 2018: Everything we know so far
227. Dawn Sturgess
228. Business Live: FTSE 100 loses ground
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230. The service for Dawn Sturgess lasted about 45 minutes, with more than 100 mourners in attendance.
231. Family say goodbye to Novichok victim
232. Raw cashew production at all time high in FY-18: MoS Commerce
233. Syrian government forces and allies close to capturing entire southwest
234. Patliputra University should strike for leaving mark in History on excellence: Nitish
235. Out of the eight core industries, Crude Oil production registered a decline in 2017-18, Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, C R Chaudhary said in a written reply in the Lok Sabha on Monday.
236. Execution of NRC exercise tardy, Govt must move swiftly to resolve crisis: Rahul
237. Describing the exercise to prepare the national register of citizens in Assam as ‘tardy’, Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Monday said the Government must move swiftly to resolve this crisis.
238. Rahul approves appointments in All India Adivasi Cong
239. India’s striping 4m of citizenship her internal matter, says Dhaka
240. Man murders wife, attempts suicide in Jammu
241. Smart road with underground electrical cables to be ready by Aug 15: Collector
242. AMARAVATHI, JULY 30
243. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu being felicitate to ICIJ (Indian Commerce and Industry association Japan) Chairman YOUKO HIRA, at AP Secretariat in Amaravathi on Monday. UNI PHOTO-164U
244. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu being felicitate to ICIJ (Indian Commerce and Industry association Japan) Chairman YOUKO HIRA, at AP Secretariat in Amaravathi on Monday. UNI PHOTO-163U
245. Crude oil production dipped in FY-18: MoS Commerce
246. Imran's party cautions rivals against spreading 'fake lists' of probable ministers in new regime
247. Islamabad, July 30 (UNI) Cricket legend Imran Khan-led Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf on Monday cautioned "enemies" of the party against circulating fake lists of probable cabinet members of the new dispensation to be sworn in next month.