Latest News Headlines Tue Jul 24 00:08:14 IST 2018

2. Home
3. About the Ministry
4. Meet the Minister
5. Meet The Minister of State
6. Allocation of Work
7. Vision and Mission
8. Who's Who
9. Citizen Charter
10. Associated Organizations
11. Audio Spot
12. Video Spot
13. Ministry in News
14. Photo Gallery
15. Press Release
16. e-book
17. Women Related Legislation
18. Child Related Legislation
19. Other Legislation
20. Guidelines
21. Policy
22. Meeting/ Events/Minutes/ ATR
23. Office Order/ Notice
24. Recruitment/ Vacancies
25. Training Program
26. Umbrella ICDS
27. Women Empowerment Schemes
28. Others
29. NGO-GIA Portal
30. eSamvad
31. Tender
32. Chief Controller Accounts
33. Budget & Expenditure
34. Awards
35. POSHAN Abhiyaan
36. RTI
37. DBT
38. PMMVY
39. Documents
40. Annual Reports
41. Swachha Bharat
42. Website Policies
43. Help
44. Feedback
45. Terms & Conditions
46. Meeting Notice for opening of Financial Bids regarding outsourcing of Manpower in the Ministry
47. Inviting proposal for engagement of Consultant for 'Women of India Organic Festival 2018, Delhi
48. 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
49. Request For Proposal for Engagement of an Event Manager for Women of India Organic Festival 2018
50. Expression of Interest cum Proposal (RFP) for hiring a consultancy agency for Sustainable Development Goals related to women and children.
51. Recommended Panel of Institutions organisation for imparting training Programmes/workshops under Sexual Harassment of Women at Workshop (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013)
52. Hiring of Consultants in Monitoring & Evaluation (ME) Unit of MWCD
53. Admission in Advanced Diploma in Child Guidance and Counselling 2018-19
54. Extension of the Last date in Tender for providing Steno/DEO/MTS in MWCD
55. Minutes of "National Consultation on Child Protection" held on 5th June, 2018 at Jacaranda hall, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.
56. Expression of Interest for selection of a consultancy agency for sustainable development goals related to women and children
57. India to open its first mission in Rwanda
58. Police probing delay in taking lynch victim to hospital, official suspended (Second Lead)
59. Banks sign inter-creditor agreement on resolving NPAs: Goyal
60. GST 'big challenge' to Gujarat's future finances: Finance Commission chief
61. SC allows Karti Chidambram to travel abroad with conditions
62. SC lifts ban on dharnas at Jantar Mantar, Boat Club; parties laud verdict
63. Cutting across party lines, the BJP, AAP and the Congress welcomed today's Supreme Court order lifting ban on rallies, dharnas or sit-ins at the Jantar Mantar and Boat Club areas here, terming it a victory of democracy.
64. Bal Thackeray will case: HC cautions elder son against calling 'irrelevant' witnesses
65. The Bombay High Court has cautioned late Bal Thackeray's estranged son Jayadev against delaying hearing by summoning irrelevant witnesses in a will probation case of the Shiv Sena founder.
66. Alwar lynching case: BJP MLA alleges lower rank cops being targeted to shield senior officers
67. BJP MLA Gyan Dev Ahuja today said that lower rank policemen were being targeted to shield senior officers in the case of alleged lynching of 28-year-old Rakbar in Alwar and demanded a judicial inquiry into the case.
68. Medical student found dead
69. A student of a government medical college in Himachal Pradesh was found dead at his hostel room, police said today.
70. Speeding car injures several people, damages 10 vehicles
71. Several people were injured and ten vehicles damaged after a speeding luxury car rammed into them at Versova area in Mumbai's Andheri suburb in the evening today, police said.
72. Amar Singh meets Yogi, triggers speculation of joining BJP
73. Veteran politician Amar Singh today met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath here today, triggering speculation in political circles that he might be planning to join the BJP.
74. RBI should prove credibility of demonetisation: VP
75. India extends USD 200 million credit lines to Rwanda; Modi holds talks with Kagame
76. India extends USD 200 million LoIs to Rwanda; Modi holds talks with Kagame
77. Fiat Chrysler loses another executive after Marchionne illness
78. House Foreign Affairs Democrats hit out at Trump with all-caps tweet on Russia
79. Highlights From Forbes Under 30 Summit Asia In Hong Kong
80. Nigerian Multi-Millionaire Kola Karim Signs Joint Venture With Portuguese Construction Giant
81. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - blog - Position 4 - Nigerian Multi-Millionaire Kola Karim Signs Joint Venture With Portuguese Construction Giant
82. Terms of Use
83. Privacy
84. Cookie Policy
85. Manage Cookies
86. Accessibility
87. Modern Slavery Statement
88. Subscribe
89. Contact us
90. Open Future
91. Advertise
92. Reprints
93. Media Centre
94. Indian investors should set up 'buy-back projects' in Bangladesh for easy connectivity: Envoy
95. Sale of BS-VI non-compliant vehicles should stop from 2020, Centre tells SC
96. Altair to open design centre in Karnataka's Hubballi
97. GST Council can look at hiking filing threshold beyond Rs 5 cr
98. Pointing out that trade figure between the two countries have increased manifold in recent years, Bangladesh High Commissioner Syed Muazzem Ali on Monday said Indian investors should set up large-scale "buy-back projects" in Bangladesh for better connectivity with the Northeast and other neighbouring countries.
99. In yet another manifestation of India's growing engagements with Africa, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that India will soon open a High Commission in the East African nation of Rwanda.
100. Indian banks and financial institutions (FIs) on Monday entered into an inter-creditor agreement (ICA) to expedite the resolution of banks' non-performing assets (NPAs), or bad loans, and ensure smooth credit flow, acting Finance Minister Piyush Goyal said.
101. The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is set to become a big challenge for the otherwise financially prudent Gujarat once the 14 per cent compensation commitment of the Centre winds up, 15th Finance Commission Chairman N.K. Singh said on Monday.
102. Indian investors should set up buy-back projects in Bangladesh for easy connectivity: Envoy
103. (Just in)
104. Pointing out that trade figure between the two countries have increased manifold in recent years, Bangladesh High Commissioner Syed Muazzem Ali on Monday said Indian investors should set up large-scale buy-back projects in Bangladesh for better connectivity with the Northeast and other neighbouring countries.
105. (6 minutes ago)
106. In yet another manifestation of Indias growing engagements with Africa, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that India will soon open a High Commission in the East African nation of Rwanda.
107. (14 minutes ago)
108. Indian banks and financial institutions (FIs) on Monday entered into an inter-creditor agreement (ICA) to expedite the resolution of banks non-performing assets (NPAs), or bad loans, and ensure smooth credit flow, acting Finance Minister Piyush Goyal said.
109. GST big challenge to Gujarats future finances: Finance Commission chief
110. (18 minutes ago)
111. Four killed as gunmen storm Iraqi Kurdish government building
112. India, B'desh to set up 6 more border haats
113. US trade threats, intimidation won't ever work: China
114. To improve the livelihood of people on the border, India and Bangladesh will set up six more "border haats" (markets) in addition to the existing four, a top official said here on Monday after a series of official-level meetings.
115. China on Monday rebuffed renewed threats on trade from Washington, after US President Donald Trump threatened to impose further tariffs on all imported Chinese goods.
116. Calcutta medical college students withdraw 'hunger strike
117. The Rajasthan Police on Monday formed a high-level team to probe why policemen took three hours to reach a hospital only four kilometres away with a badly injured man accused of smuggling cows, and subsequently suspended an Assistant Sub-Inspector for the undue delay.
118. Infor appoints Jonathan Wood as GM, IMEA region
119. Global enterprise software company Infor on Monday announced the appointment of Jonathan Wood as General Manager, India, Middle East, and Africa (IMEA).
120. Solar powered SAT-I flies for ten hours
121. Marines look to enhance MEDEVAC
122. The United States Marine Corps Systems Command (MARCORSYSCOM) Program Manager Supply and Maintenance Systems (PM SMS), Health Systems Team is exploring potential enhancements to its ...
123. next:'.e3lanat-rotator-id-385 .adr-next',
124. prev: '.e3lanat-rotator-id-385 .adr-prev
125. next:'.e3lanat-rotator-id-728 .adr-next',
126. prev: '.e3lanat-rotator-id-728 .adr-prev
127. next:'.e3lanat-rotator-id-630 .adr-next',
128. prev: '.e3lanat-rotator-id-630 .adr-prev
129. !-- Page optimized by LiteSpeed Cache @2018-07-23 18:26:05 --
130. !-- Page generated by LiteSpeed Cache 2.4.1 on 2018-07-23 23:56:05 --
131. td_uid_3_5b56206a4e737 class
132. td_uid_14_5b562062a95ef class
133. td_uid_15_5b562062c2b96 class
134. td_uid_17_5b562062cbf6d class
135. td_uid_20_5b562062d0da0 class
136. td_uid_22_5b562062d8403 class
137. td_uid_25_5b562062dc9ca class
138. td_uid_29_5b562062ea2c9 class
139. Opt for right food during monsoon
140. ‘Modicare does not address India’s health inequities’
141. Insufficient vitamin D can raise miscarriage risk
142. A holiday company by a differently abled for differently abled
143. Government frames guidelines for food festivals
144. Extracurricular activities may do more harm than good
145. td_uid_30_5b562062f1ac6 class
146. td_uid_31_5b562063014e6 class
147. td_uid_32_5b5620630ac4f class
148. td_uid_34_5b56206311b2a class
149. I don’t really know the truth about casting couch, says Nidhhi Agerwal
150. Don’t let your stomach suffer this summer
151. td_uid_35_5b56206316685 class
152. Saiyami Kher to make Marathi debut with ‘Mauli’
153. Vicky Kaushal waiting to meet Gulzar
154. Hasina visits Bangladeshi writer Zafar Iqbal in hospital
155. Over-preparing most common mistakes in bartending
156. td_block_wrap td_block_big_grid_fl_4 td_uid_39_5b5620631cad8_rand td-grid-style-1 td-hover-1 td-big-grids-fl td-big-grids-scroll td-big-grids-margin td-pb-border-top td_block_template_8" data-td-block-uid
157. td_uid_39_5b5620631cad8
158. td_uid_39_5b5620631cad8 class
159. td_block_wrap td_block_big_grid_fl_4 td_uid_43_5b56206320841_rand td-grid-style-1 td-hover-1 td-big-grids-fl td-big-grids-scroll td-big-grids-margin td-pb-border-top td_block_template_8" data-td-block-uid
160. td_uid_43_5b56206320841
161. td_uid_43_5b56206320841 class
162. td_uid_3_5b562066f055d class
163. India extends $200 million credit lines to Rwanda; Modi holds talks with Kagame
164. Amar Singh meets Yogi Adityanath, triggers speculation of joining BJP
165. Bill to amend in Motor Vehicles Act to help corporates: Opposition
166. With its allies, Congress has 'mission 274+' for 2019: Anand Sharma
167. Papa John's attempts to ward off founder with poison pill
168. Özil says, "Enough!
169. Standard Chartered extends Rs 3,500 crore loan to Vedanta
170. Amar Singh meets Yogi, triggers speculation
171. India extends $200 million credit lines to Rwanda
172. Parliament passes Specific Relief Amendment Bill
173. Collective singing of falsehood by Congress to defend Rahul: BJP on Rafale price issue
174. Red Bull
175. GLA University
176. NETWORK18 MEDIA & INVESTMENTS LTD
177. Ad: Nutralyfe
178. Curfew in Imphal west district as varsity protest continues
179. No one will be sent to detention camp: Assam Minister Chandra Mohan Patwary
180. Özil says, "Enough!
181. en-gb2018-07-23T23:58:34+05:30
182. en-gb2018-07-24T00:05:35+05:30
183. en-gb2018-07-23T23:51:06+05:30
184. The company is struggling to distance itself from John Schnatter, who resigned as chairman this month after his use of a racial slur during a media training session was revealed.
185. Tesla has asked some suppliers to refund money paid by the electric car maker since 2016, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday citing a memo.
186. The Chinese Foreign Ministry also said that threats and intimidation on trade would never work on China, after U.S. President Donald Trump said he was ready to impose tariffs on all $500 billion of goods imported from the country.
187. WASHINGTON (AP) â€" President Donald Trump tried to cast fresh doubt Monday on the federal investigation into Russian election interference in the 2016 presidential election, calling it a "fraud and a hoax designed to target Trump" and demanding an immediate end to the "Witch Hunt.
188. <
189. en-gb2018-07-23T23:51:11+05:30
190. The state is witnessing protest from different groups over the state government's decision to bring Manipur Prohibition of Liquor Amendment Bill 2018.
191. Centre has sanctioned first standalone detention camp which will house declared foreigners, this has fueled speculation that this is done in view of NRC process.
192. Congress, or Gandhi, at this point doesn’t seem to have a story that can lift him above brute reality.
193. en-gb2018-07-23T23:56:08+05:30
194. Amar Singh meets Yogi, triggers speculationRumour is already rife that Singh, expelled from the Akhilesh Yadav-led outfit last year, has been toying with the idea of embracing the saffron party.
195. India extends $200 million credit lines to RwandaModi, arrived in Rwanda on the first leg of his three-nation Africa tour as part of India's outreach to the resource-rich continent, becoming the first Indian premier to visit the East African country.
196. Modi, arrived in Rwanda on the first leg of his three-nation Africa tour as part of India's outreach to the resource-rich continent, becoming the first Indian premier to visit the East African country.
197. Rumour is already rife that Singh, expelled from the Akhilesh Yadav-led outfit last year, has been toying with the idea of embracing the saffron party.
198. In what could reduce the number of fatalities of motorcyclists, researchers at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Hyderabad have developed a solution using Artificial Intelligence (AI) for automatic detection of motorcyclists driving without helmets in surveillance videos.Recently, the institute signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Hyderabad City Police to gain access to video data from the city’s CCTV network. The technology is in the ready-to-be-deployed stage and the institute has already filed for its patent rights.This is how it works: The solution is partially installed in cameras and partially on the servers of the central police control room. A software is also installed on an embedded card attached to CCTV cameras which helps detect violators (motorcyclists without helmets) by sending out an alert to the central alert database.“It will be fully automatic along with a web interface to verify the alerts by the operators (traffic police, etc.). From there, it will be connected to the existing RTO website to generate challans (fines) and send a notification to the riders through SMS,” explained Dinesh Singh, one of the research scholars behind this solution.Number of road accidents due to bike riders without helmets has been alarming. A Delhi Police annual report (released in 2017) revealed that of the total number of fatal accidents in the city in 2016, 35-40 per cent of the deaths were due to riders “not wearing helmets” or “poor quality helmets”.“We have done significant lab experiments on sparse traffic at the IITH campus as well as dense traffic from Hyderabad city CCTV network. The results are motivating us to develop the complete software to deploy the system for realworld use,” said C Krishna Mohan, associate professor, IITH. Krishna along with research scholarsâ€"Singh and C Vishnuâ€" are the trio behind this technology.This solution can be deployed at the entrances of cities like toll bridges or on the selected checkpoints, especially road intersections.Next step for the researchers is to get an industry partner on board for making the technology commercially available.The solution uses convolutional neural network technology (applied to analyse visual images) which primarily mimics the human brain using AI. The proposed system can easily be extended to other kinds of traffic applications, like detection of tripling, zigzag bike driving, traffic violations by other kinds of vehicles, according to Mohan.“Recent studies show that human surveillance proves ineffective, as the duration of monitoring of videos increases, the errors made by humans also increases,” Mohan said.The research team has also developed a novel framework for automatic detection of road accidents in the surveillance videos. Mohan said that they have also proposed a framework for ‘Snatch Theft Detection’ in city-wide surveillance.
199. Aegon Life Insurance Co. would seek to expand by largely selling term insurance, while its peers focus on endowment plans that are essentially investment products carrying insurance benefits.Term policies are more profitable but difficult to push as Indians typically look for returns at the end of the policy period.“The trend is changing now, and the younger generation wants to first buy protection,” said Aegon Life’s chief executive Vineet Arora.India is largely a savings and investment market. “But this also means that it is a great opportunity for the protection market to grow faster. The protection market is growing much faster than savings,” Arora said in an interview with ET.More than half the policies sold by Aegon Life in FY18 were term policies. By way of premium, that could be about 30% of the Rs 145 crore mobilized last fiscal. Last financial year, it earned Rs 89 crore as premium. It lunched a term insurance plan for up to 100 years last year.Aegon Life is a joint venture between Aegon and Bennett, Coleman and Co. Ltd (BCCL), which is the publisher of The Economic Times.The CEO said that the company would continue its focus on selling protection or term policies, while pushing direct business and digital products.“These three things are really game changing… These will take us to a different level,” Arora said.About 45% of its business is generated through digital platforms.“Our strategy is to have a comprehensive range of products. We believe in the philosophy of keeping it simple. We keep our products simple so that our customers understand. We don’t want to confuse our customers. We want to increase our presence on digital platforms,” Arora said.Arora said that Aegon Life is keen to explore bancassurance partnerships and has been holding talks with various banks to this end.“We keep on talking to various partners. However, values of both the companies have to match. If a bank is aligned to our goals, then we would like to partner them,” Arora said.
200. en-gb2018-07-23T23:57:05+05:30
201. From Plate to Plough: The limits of MSP
202. RRB Group C, D recruitment 2018: Exam date announced, check at indianrailways.gov.in