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2. Iceberg dangerously close to Greenland village seen in satellite photo
3. Amazon's founder Jeff Bezos becomes the richest person in modern history
4. Islamic State fighters kill at least 15 Taliban in Afghanistan
5. Rescue operations underway in full swing at Greater Noida where under construction building collapse
6. Apps should collect minimal data like Aadhar: TRAI chief
7. Monsoon Session begins today; Triple Talaq bill, Constitution (123rd Amendment) bill giving Constitutional status to National Commission for Backward Classes, high on govt's agenda
8. PM Modi seeks cooperation from all political parties to make Monsoon session productive
9. Congress President Rahul Gandhi constitutes CWC; party's highest-decision making body
10. UP govt doubles HRA & CCA for government employees
11. Indian embassy urges Indian nationals to take advantage of 3-months' amnesty window to legalise their status or leave UAE without prosecution
12. EC rejects AAP MLAs' plea to cross-examine petitioner in office-of-profit case
13. Lok Sabha Speaker holds meeting with leaders of political parties
14. PM Modi to interact with citizens from villages that have been electrified through video conferencing tomorrow
15. England clinches three-match series 2-1 beating India by 8 wickets in final ODI at Leeds
16. J&K govt abolishes interviews for all Class-IV jobs
17. Heavy rain lashes several parts of Madhya Pradesh, snap road connectivity in many remote areas
18. PM Modi's scheduled visit to Gujarat on Friday postponed due to heavy rain
19. SC reserves verdict on constitutional validity of section 377 of IPC
20. Lokpal selection committee to meet on July 19 to form search panel: Centre tells SC
21. Maneka Gandhi asks States to get childcare homes run by Mother Teresa-founded Missionaries of Charity inspected immediately
22. 1 on 1 First Summit: US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin vow for a fresh start to troubled relations
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24. Building blockchain prototypes for NITI Aayog, says Ethereum co-founder - CNBCTV18
25. Niti Aayog to develop model to compensate farmers in times of distress sale - United News of India
26. NITI Aayog Reveal 'Breathe India' Plan to Reduce Air Pollution, Delhi, Agra on Focus - News18
27. 3 dead, many trapped in G.Noida twin-building collapse
28. Obama slams Trump-era, warns of 'strongman politics
29. Over 2 lakh pilgrims performed Amarnath Yatra so far
30. 3 dead in US plane collision
31. Meeting Putin was better than NATO summit: Trump
32. EU's Juncker, Trump to meet over security, economic priorities
33. Colorful shoes for a vibrant you
34. Autumn outfit ideas for the dappers
35. Land dispute leaves 13 dead in Mexico
36. Gary Barlow warns Robbie Williams
37. England pip India by 8 wickets, clinch ODI series
38. Rolls-Royce warns about Brexit uncertainty, cautions over supply pressures
39. As prices drop on Prime Day, Amazon's Jeff Bezos sees his fortunes soaring
40. YES Bank likely to rope in Suresh Soni for its mutual fund operations
41. LIC likely to get management control of debt-ridden IDBI Bank
42. Thyssenkrupp at crossroads; faces aggressive restructuring as bosses quit
43. Bihar hasn't received Rs 3.44 bn of MGNREGA dues from Centre, says minister
44. Cineplex owners may move SC over subsuming of entertainment tax into GST
45. Drought-like conditions? Rain deficit widens in east, North-East India
46. Two dead, many feared trapped after two buildings collapse in Greater Noida
47. Countdown to the 'dirtiest, costliest election' in Pakistan's history
48. Apps should collect minimal data like UIDAI does for Aadhaar: Trai chief
49. Lauded by telcos, Trai data ownership proposal riles internet, mobile firms
50. GST Council likely to cut rates on handlooms, sanitary napkins on Saturday
51. Iran oil sanctions: India, US hold talks as Washington hints at exemptions
52. Green bond yields rising sharply in secondary market: All you need to know
53. COAI red-flags Trai's new draft rules on pesky calls and messages
54. Cheap oil from Iran or Trump's good books? PM Modi finds himself in a fix
55. Realtors join fray in affordable housing segment, take the middle path
56. Fewest maternal deaths recorded in states ranked highest in health index
57. Monsoon Session: Parliament set for yet another Centre vs Opposition battle
58. Under-construction building collapses in Noida; 2 killed, many feared trapped
59. A six-storey under-construction building collapsed in Greater Noida, killing at least two persons and trapping several others under the debris, officials said today.
60. Greater Noida building collapse: One more body recovered
61. 8-year-old girl allegedly gang-raped in Dehradun
62. Greater Noida buildings collapse: 2 male dead bodies recovered
63. Many states denied representation in CWC
64. 8 killed in car accident in Gujarat
65. CM welcomes probe against Manipur University VC
66. Rahul Gandhi gives only 15 % quota to women in CWC
67. Meerut: University introduces scarf-ban to avoid trespassing
68. Indian-Americans donate USD 1 bn a year, one-third of their giving potential: survey
69. Indian-Americans, who are among the ethnic groups with highest per capita income, donate about USD 1 billion per year, far less than their potential of USD 3 billion philanthropy in the US, according to the results of a first-of-its-kind survey.
70. Had a very good meeting with Putin, more in the offing: Trump
71. US President Donald Trump today said that he had a very good meeting with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Helsinki during which they discussed a wide range of bilateral and global issues.
72. Trump says he misspoke on Russia meddling; has full faith in US intelligence agencies
73. US President Donald Trump today said that he believes in the assessment of his intelligence agencies that Russia interfered in American elections in 2016 and his remarks contrary to this a day earlier in Helsinki was a case of misspeaking.
74. Mueller seeks immunity for 5 witnesses in Manafort case
75. The special counsel in the Russia investigation is seeking immunity for five potential witnesses in the upcoming trial of President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort.
76. Old Man' Richard Harrison cuts son out of his will
77. Wiz Khalifa not worried about his song being labelled as racist
78. Tyrese Gibson regrets his 'unprofessional' feud with Dwayne Johnson
79. Oil prices drop amid surprise jump in U.S. stockpiles
80. China clips Air China's wings after descent scare
81. Global Markets: Japan stocks bounce as yen bows before strong dollar
82. Not dead yet: Home of Brent crude gets new lease of life
83. Japan shares jump as yen bows to strong dollar
84. Going, going gone for Australia's house price boom. And some investors smell trouble
85. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway loosens policy on stock buybacks
86. Fed's Powell: Years of strong jobs, low inflation still ahead
87. Buffett's Berkshire amends stock buyback policy
88. Boeing CEO says Embraer deal offers thrifty suppliers more volume
89. Childhood abuse can lead to endometriosis
90. Roundworms avoid bad bacteria after smelling Nitric oxide
91. Ankrd16 gene prevents Alzheimer's disease
92. Market may rise on positive global signals
93. Zee Entertainment in spotlight after Q1 result
94. Crackdown on Pak media is more than what meets eyes
95. Two Koreans unite for table tennis event
96. No time limit set on N Korea's denuclearisation, says Trump
97. Pompeo to testify in Senate panel post Trump-Putin summit
98. Nawaz Sharif and Maryam Nawaz Sharif Photo: ANI/Twitter
99. Amazon, Jeff Bezos
100. MARKETS LIVE: June qtr earnings, global cues, oil prices to steer indices
101. Markets, Stocks, BSE, NSE, Trade
102. Technical calls by Religare Broking: Buy Maruti Suzuki, Just Dial
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107. Big SUVs all set to displace smaller peers, to be new kings of road
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109. Today's picks: From Indian Oil to Bharti Airtel, hot stocks to watch today
110. Bonds, Stock markets, Shares, Trading
111. Technical calls by HDFC Securities: Buy Reliance, M&M Financial Services
112. Markets, Buy, Sell, Stocks, Shares
113. Nifty outlook and top trading ideas from Prabhudas Lilladher for today
114. Markets, Up, Down, BSE, NSE, Stocks
115. Madras HC directs SBI to produce records on educational loans by July 23
116. Iran to boost uranium enrichment capacity if nuclear deal fails: Official
117. Warren Buffett donates $3.4 billion to Gates Foundation, 4 other charities
118. Russian meddling: Trump clarifies comments; says 'misspoke' in Helsinki
119. Iran seeks to co-produce defence equipment with Pak; to boost military ties
120. Goldman says David Solomon will succeed Lloyd Blankfein as CEO in October
121. Boeing sees $15-trillion market for airplanes and supporting services
122. Japan, European Union sign free trade deal to defy Trump protectionism
123. How caste and religion influence selection of political leaders in India
124. Pakistan Army supporting religious extremists, alleges US Congressman
125. OnePlus 6 to roll out new update, camera app will flaunt 'Google Lens
126. Aviation sector aiming high: Here's India's ten-year fleet outlook
127. McLeod Russel seeks shareholders' nod to sell additional tea gardens
128. Don't invest only for free insurance, opt for a fund based on performance
129. Volume growth may come at a certain margin erosion: Ford's Anurag Mehrotra
130. Soonicorns': Cashing in on e-payments surge, Pine Labs eyes Unicorn tag
131. From HSCC to Central Electronics, strategic sale of 5 PSUs likely in FY19
132. Healthy credit growth will boost performance, says Federal Bank MD & CEO
133. India's first monorail in Mumbai goes off track, idle for past one year
134. UTI AMC board clashes over appointment of managing director and CEO
135. After targeting over 200,000 shell firms, govt is trying to weed out LLPs
136. Industry not ready for higher axle load on heavy vehicles, tractor trailers
137. Monsoon session of Parliament: Last sitting before general elections?
138. Monsoon Session: Congress, others to move no-trust motion against govt
139. Will stand-in FM Piyush Goyal's strong focus on the banking sector pay off?
140. NDA's parliamentary performance: Better strike rate but fewer new bills
141. Defence ministry plans standard price lists for public sector undertakings
142. Sacred Games: Indian entertainment's KBC moment
143. Relief for India Inc
144. Needed: A smarter activist trade policy
145. Another washout?
146. GST: Government's customer focus
147. State finances: On the mend?
148. The unexciting story of Ujjivan
149. Fifa World Cup 2018 final: Puducherry LG Kiran Bedi's French connection
150. Letter to BS: Infrastructure financing is not the core competence of PSBs
151. Letter to BS: There's an urgent need for reforms in our education system
152. Letter to BS: Karnataka CM expresses unhappiness over coalition govt
153. Letter to BS: Hima Das is first Indian to win a medal in global track event
154. Letter to BS: Protecting Taj Mahal is India's national priority
155. Letter to BS: Global majors seek US help on RBI data norms
156. Govt to launch a special magazine on employment and self-employment
157. Lalu Prasad's elder son Tej Pratap is working hard on an image makeover
158. Letter to BS: Telecom Commission approves new net neutrality rules
159. Letter to BS: Confidence in PSBs is at a historically low level now
160. Letter to BS: Some loopholes in education reforms need to be plugged
161. Federer wants to win a new game
162. Letter to BS: Vital for India to consolidate trade ties with Asean nations
163. Letter to BS: Demand patterns undergoing a sea change in apparel exports
164. Getting on the AI learning curve
165. Letter to BS: Jayant Sinha garlanding lynching convicts is indefensible
166. Letter to BS: Will Project Sashakt help clear the Indian banking mess?
167. Letter to BS More freedom given to bank boards now, says Ravi Venkatesan
168. Moon Jae-in invites Narendra Modi to visit South Korea in 2020
169. Letter to BS: Inside the Thai cave and the obstacles facing rescuers
170. Letter to BS: Public sector banks need greater functional autonomy
171. Letter to BS: 'Project Sashakt' to solve the problem of bad loans?
172. Lalu cuts short resting period as family drama leads to infighting in RJD
173. Planting an idea: Delhi Pradesh Mahila Cong holds 'save the tree campaign
174. Letter to BS: President Kovind's speech-writer should verify facts
175. Letter to BS: New scheme for NPA resolution detracts from the IBC
176. Letter to BS: Raise retirement age of judges, says Attorney-General
177. Is a total party revamp on the cards for BJP ahead of 2019 elections?
178. Scott Pruitt and the global heat wave
179. How Google, Facebook are monopolising ideas
180. Letter to BS: Govt approves proposal to hike MSP by 50% for 14 kharif crops
181. Amazon Prime Day will be a big day for Chinese companies such as Ecovacs
182. Robot Vacuum Maker Looks To Clean Up With Amazon's Help
183. Distinctive ethnic groups in some Japanese regional markets make Native American casino operators natural integrated resort partners. But their real edge may be a matter of style.
184. Japan’s Casino Market Pulls In Players From Far And Wide
185. Luxury Resort Owner Takes Going Green To The Extreme
186. Forbes Asia Biz Briefing: Hang Seng Bank Says Trade And Brexit Still Dominate
187. Skeptics Still Haven't Proven Starbucks Wrong About China
188. Esther Wojcicki On Raising Two Of The Nation's Most Successful Women Entrepreneurs
189. How Living Abroad For One Year Helped This Entrepreneur Find Her Purpose
190. What We Can Learn From The President Of BRIC's Career
191. 5 Things To Do Before Your Child Leaves For College
192. 10 High-Paying Jobs In New York City 2018
193. How This Female Founder Is Making The Healthcare Industry More Accessible
194. How To Give Your Boss The Bottom Line (That'll Make You Look Good)
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222. A market that has eluded many global brands is still on the rise in terms of its importance to Starbucks, which expects to add another 600 new stores this year.
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227. America’s cultural divide isn’t growing
228. Violent Islamist groups are gaining strength in Africa
229. Trans masculine people are being excluded from the conversation
230. After two weeks
231. “Who is America?” contains genuine insight
232. Some gender-critical voices are not being heard as they should
233. What sovereignty means for America’s Indian tribes
234. France wins the World Cup
235. Nawaz Sharif returns to Pakistan
236. Vladimir Putin’s hopes for his long-awaited meeting with Donald Trump
237. NCLT approves Liberty House's plan for acquiring Adhunik Metaliks
238. Captain service launched in Karnataka Express train
239. Kamal Haasan REUNITES with Salman Khan, says Bhai ho toh aisa
240. Akshay Kumar, Salman Khan among worlds highest-paid celebs
241. Film, TV celebs mourn veteran actress Rita Bhaduris death
242. SRKs birthday gift to Katrina wows Bollywood celebs
243. Varun, Kartik & Aayush are New GYM Buddies in Bollywood
244. Looking for Sustainable Fashion Tips? Spring into Summer with Fashion Ideas and Latest Industry Updates Enabled by TENCEL(TM)
245. Jeff's Cellar Rated as One of the Most Magnificent Bars in the World by CNN Greece
246. PR Newswire Expands Online Distribution Network in Vietnam with The Saigon Times
247. GLP Leases More Than 8.5 Million sqm (92 Million sq ft) Globally In 1H 2018
248. Fractus Files a Patent Infringement Suit Against Oppo in China
249. Barack Obama has used his first high-profile speech since stepping down as US president to take swipes at "strongman politics" and politicians' disregard for facts.
250. Three persons have been killed after two small planes collided mid-air in the US state of Florida, authorities have said.
251. US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that his controversial meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin was even better than the annual NATO summit in Brussels, at which he demanded a greater contribution to defense funding by America's allies.
252. US President Donald Trump will meet with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker on July 25 to discuss transatlantic priorities on foreign policy, security and economy, the White House said on Tuesday.
253. A clash between residents of communities in southern Mexican state of Oaxaca over a land dispute left at least 13 people dead and another one injured, prosecutors said Tuesday.
254. Harish Rawat replaces C.P. Joshi as in-charge of Assam
255. Congress, others to move no-trust motion against government (Lead)
256. Rahul constitutes 23-member CWC, drops some senior leaders (Lead)
257. Modi's July 20 visit off as heavy rains pound Gujarat
258. ICW 2018: Kangana, Aditi to walk for Anju Modi, Tarun Tahiliani
259. Dissent essential in open society: Hamid Ansari
260. Delhi HC to hear Kanhaiya's plea against fine on Wednesday
261. Government, not us, denigrating rules: Opposition
262. At least three persons have died in a twin-building collapse in Uttar Pradesh's Greater Noida area, police said on Wednesday.
263. A fresh batch of 1,983 pilgrims left Jammu on Wednesday to perform the Amarnath Yatra that has so far seen over two lakh pilgrims pay obeisance at the holy cave shrine, authorities said.
264. The newly rebranded Turkish Aerospace, formerly Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), is pushing to dominate the medium to heavy helicopter markets through two new models. The ...
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279. New tool to detect Zika virus in mosquitoes
280. MENSTRUATION AND ATTITUDE OF SOCIETY TOWARDS IT
281. Cabinet approves WHO protocol to eliminate trade in tobacco products
282. Child-killing virus hits Sri Lanka
283. Zareen gives speech on menstrual hygiene
284. Haryana launches four subsidised food canteens
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294. ‘Nobody from Hollywood can find Pakistan on map’
295. China Navy encircling India
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303. Trump says he misspoke on Russia meddling
304. Films, Fashion, Social Cause: Priyanka Chopra's International Transition
305. Jeff Bezos becomes the richest man in modern history, topping $150 billion
306. India vs England: There is a shocking lack of balance in India’s batting line-up
307. Amazon Prime Day Sale to offer mobile phones at almost half the price
308. Donald Trump, seeking to calm political storm over Putin summit, says he misspoke
309. Unhappy with WhatsApp reply, government may send second notice
310. Viewsonic PX747-4K review: Big screen, more pixels
311. India is signing up for LinkedIn; platform crosses 50-mn member mark in the country
312. Honor puts rumours to rest, plans to launch '9N' next week
313. No policing: Facebook fails to stop users from sharing pirated movies
314. Move over, Apple! 5 laptops for busy, on-the-go top bosses
315. Google helps keep spam away, rolls out caller ID and filters in Phone app
316. OnePlus to roll out new update with 'Google Lens' features in camera app
317. Difficulty snoozing? Sleep problems could be early signs of multiple sclerosis
318. Five compelling reasons to make a profile on LinkedIn
319. Now Diljit Dosanjh to join Virat Kohli at Madame Tussauds
320. World Emoji Day: Apple, Twitter celebrate; 'heart' most used expression on Facebook
321. CEO bouncing board' is a monthly ritual for top bosses of Matrimony.com, CavinKare, GRT Jeweller
322. Irrfan has been recording songs and sharing voice notes with him, says good friend Vishal Bhardwaj
323. Noida buildings collapse: 2 male dead bodies recovered, several feared trapped
324. EC junks Cong allegations on MP poll duplication
325. MullenLowe’s former top executive Joseph George to start new agency
326. Record 70 million viewers watched FIFA World Cup on SonyLIV
327. Lynching due to rising ‘intolerance’: Supreme Court
328. Union Cabinet set to clear amendments to Prohibition of Child Marriage Act
329. L&T, Reliance officials first called for bid opening, then sent back sans explanation
330. OnePlus to roll out new update with 'Google L...
331. Govt readies plan to stop Mallyas, NiMos from taking flight
332. Pay up or take on DoT? Voda, Idea are in a fix
333. For DGCA, air safety is study material
334. Ayushman Bharat: India's miracle pill for all has a bitter coating
335. The private sector's role in defence manufacturing just isn't taking off
336. Why lateral entry should be top on Modi's mind
337. 70 million viewers watched World Cup on SonyLIV
338. GIC set to buy up to 50% in Provenance Land
339. Walmart may appoint foreign execs as CFO for India
340. H&M gets interim relief from Delhi High Court
341. ET Startup awards to celebrate best in India’s startups
342. Discounts: No season is off season for the travel industry
343. Why auditors needs to first put their house in order
344. FIFA 2018: Man City took home 3.9 mn pounds from Russia
345. Flipkart adds recharge, travel tabs
346. Merc recasts marketing plan for tier-II & III cities
347. All the links you need to file ITR for FY 2017-18
348. Unhappy with WhatsApp reply, govt may send 2nd notice
349. Govt to offer incentive on exports of milk products
350. New drug made from chilli peppers can help lose weight
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352. What changed your markets while you were sleeping
353. Market Movers: Top triggers for your day on D-Street
354. Gold steady as dollar firms after Fed comments
355. Dollar up as Powell reinforces rate hike views
356. Oil falls after surprise rise in US inventories
357. Trade setup: Nifty seeks to gain foothold
358. Retailers woke up to a rude jolt this summer
359. SME lender OfBusiness bags Rs 200 crore in Series C
360. Bids for Bhushan Power: Post plea, NCLAT bars lenders from voting
361. Higher load cap may cause a loss of Rs 9000 crore to commercial vehicle sector
362. FIFA 2018: Man City took home 3.9 mn pounds from Russia, but Tottenham gained more
363. Goal-setting: When Aditya Birla made son Kumar Mangalam take CA and BCom exams simultaneously
364. A bad day can increase productivity at work
365. Anil Kapoor, Shabana Azmi, Anupam Kher remember Rita Bhaduri as 'jovial and full of life
366. Homosexual relationships do not lead to STDs like AIDS: SC
367. Tony Blair calls for second vote to fix Brexit 'mess
368. This takes the total amount raised by the Gurugram-headquartered company to Rs 500 crore, as a mixture of both debt and equity.
369. Dara Khosrowshahi said he was more focused on generating positive cash flow than making the company profitable.
370. The govt is of the view that WhatsApp should be able to use similar methods to i...
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373. Govt has set up a panel to identify measures to stop defaulting promoters from leaving country.
374. Govt says recalculation not necessary, telcos should pay up to get merger approval at the earliest.
375. The aviation regulator has spent INR30 crore of taxpayers’ money on commissioning studies to improve air safety. But most of the recommendations have remained on paper.
376. Indian films are a big draw due to cultural similarities. 'Dangal' raked in nearly $196 mn at the Chinese box office.
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378. Sterling Holidays
379. Liberty House in a plea said it had submitted all documents and information sought by the lenders, yet its offer was not considered.
380. Ad: How to stop exploits.
381. Walmart may appoint foreign executives as CFO for India
382. Singapore’s GIC set to buy up to 50% in Provenance Land
383. With discounts on hotels and flights, no season is off season for the travel industry
384. Tata Trusts hires talent from top Universities
385. Mercedes-Benz recasts marketing plan for tier-II and III cities
386. Government to offer incentive on exports of milk products
387. DoT rejects Vodafone, Idea requests on dues
388. Buy Corporation Bank target Rs 30: Manas Jaiswal
389. Buy V-Guard Industries, target Rs 205: Kunal Bothra
390. Buy Bata India, target Rs 860: Dr CK Narayan
391. Buy Bank of Baroda target Rs 130: Manas Jaiswal
392. BUY' or 'SELL' ideas from experts for Wednesday, July 18, 2018
393. More foreign portfolio fund flow, more volatility: Exciting times ahead
394. Buy Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services, target Rs 500: Kunal Bothra
395. Dollar up as Powell reinforces rate hike views, hits 6-month high vs yen
396. Volatility, liquidity hint EMs are due a rebound
397. Buy Indian Bank, target Rs 355: Kunal Bothra
398. Oil prices fall after surprise rise in US inventories
399. Brand strength, fair pricing make TCNS a long-term buy
400. Gold prices steady as dollar firms after Fed comments
401. PNB, UltraTech Cement and RCom among stocks in focus today
402. Government charts plan to stop loan defaulters from taking flight
403. The Latest: Comey urges voters to support Democrats in fall
404. The Latest: Roby thanks Trump after Ala. runoff victory
405. The Latest: Marshall wins GOP nod for attorney general
406. Onetime Trump critic Roby wins GOP House runoff in Alabama
407. Onetime Trump critic Roby wins GOP Senate runoff in Alabama
408. Onetime Trump critic Roby wins Republican runoff in Alabama
409. The Latest: Rep. Roby wins runoff for House seat in Alabama
410. Trump backs down, says he misspoke on Russia meddling
411. The Latest: Trump says he misspoke on Russia, US election
412. The Latest: Polls close in Alabama primary runoff election
413. With Trump endorsement, Roby tries to fend off GOP challenge
414. Tumult of Trump's Europe trip smashes presidential precedent
415. Trump backs down under fire, 'clarifies' on Russia meddling
416. Lynching due to rising ‘intolerance’: Supreme Court
417. Experts divided over SC verdict on mob lynching, vigilantism
418. Noida buildings collapse: 2 dead, several trapped
419. Trai recommendations on data privacy may affect app-based business: IAMAI
420. Goldman Sachs names new CEO as it targets Main Street growth
421. Technology driving BFSI sector to grow: TCS
422. Walmart, Microsoft team up to take on Amazon
423. TCS to take less staff from US clients as it builds BFSI muscle
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425. The world’s largest retailer is looking at shifting some of its key people from Gurugram to Bengaluru, where Flipkart is based. It may tap talent from its Asda unit in the UK, which was sold to rival Sainsbury in April for $10 billion, sources said.
426. GIC and Jatia’s Provenance Land will develop a commercial project on a two-acre land property adjacent to the existing hotel and residential project site in Worli.
427. The world’s second-largest clothing firm plans to open 50 stores in India by 2020 with an investment of Rs 700 crore. H&M’s sales in India in the six months ended May went up 19% to Rs 535 crore from Rs 450 crore a year ago
428. If businesses and banks have to gain the trust of investors, auditors first have to put their house in order.
429. MakeMyTrip ran a Goa Hotel sale along with offers on IndiGo, SpiceJet and Air Asia last week that promised up to 40% off on select hotels if customers booked on July 11-13.
430. Tata Trusts spent about Rs 6947.68 crore on projects and grants in financial year 2017, up four times from FY2016’s Rs 1,606.2 crore.
431. The German carmaker is focusing on a few service initiatives to support its customers. It is planning to launch a ‘service-on wheels’, a custom-built Bharat-Benz 40T tractor-trailer equipped with mobile lifting platform.
432. In Maharashtra, government officials said the Swabhimani Shetkari Sangthana’s (SSS) milk-supply-stoppage call didn’t affect supplies to consumers on Tuesday.
433. Under a conditional merger nod given two weeks ago, the DoT demanded Rs 7,268 crore upfront payment towards dues it said the two telcos owe it.
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438. ET Now spoke to various experts and here's what they have to recommend for today's trade:
439. FPI limits for next year have been increased by Rs 1 lakh crore for the combined set of markets.
441. The euro was 0.05 per cent lower at $1.1655 after losing 0.4 per cent overnight.
442. Volatility in developing-nation stocks has soared during the recent sell-off, at the same time that it’s retreated for US equities.
443. Buy Indian Bank at a price target of Rs 355 and a stoploss at Rs 325 from entry point.
444. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan added 0.16 per cent.
445. Brent futures were down 40 cents, or 0.6 per cent, at $71.76 a barrel by 0027 GMT.
446. The company has shared the financials only for the last three fiscals.
447. US gold futures for August delivery were little changed at $1,227 an ounce.
448. ​Here is a list of top stocks that are likely to be in focus in today's trading session
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450. Headed by financial services secy Rajiv Kumar, the committee has representation from the RBI, the ministries of home and external affairs, the ED and the CBI.
451. Lateral entry in India isn't new. Economic posts have been occupied by outsiders, including Arvind Subramanian.
452. Farmer protests have been a challenge. A bad monsoon will worsen farmer sentiment and alienate them from govt.
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466. MILLBROOK, Ala. (AP) â€" U.S. Rep. Martha Roby won Alabama's Republican runoff on Tuesday, fighting through lingering fallout from her years-old criticism of then-candidate Donald Trump in a midterm contest that hinged on loyalty to the GOP president.
467. MILLBROOK, Ala. (AP) â€" U.S. Rep. Martha Roby won Alabama's Republican runoff on Tuesday, fighting through lingering fallout from her years-old criticism of then-candidate Donald Trump in a midterm contest that hinged on loyalty to the GOP president.
468. MILLBROOK, Ala. (AP) â€" U.S. Rep. Martha Roby won Alabama's Republican runoff on Tuesday, fighting through lingering fallout from her years-old criticism of then-candidate Donald Trump in a midterm contest that hinged on loyalty to the GOP president.
470. I said the word 'would' instead of 'wouldn't,'" Trump told reporters at the White House, more than 24 hours after his appearance with Putin. "The sentence should have been, 'I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be Russia.
471. WASHINGTON (AP) â€" Blistered by bipartisan condemnation of his embrace of a longtime U.S.
474. MILLBROOK, Ala. (AP) â€" Having once turned her back on Donald Trump, a Republican congresswoman from Alabama is fighting for her political career in the heart of Trump country in a Tuesday runoff election that tests anew the influence of the president in the 2018 midterm season.
475. HELSINKI (AP) â€" Plenty of U.S. presidents have created commotion in their travels abroad, but none as much as President Donald Trump. The president's tumultuous trip across Europe, historians say, smashed the conventions of American leaders on the world stage.
476. WASHINGTON (AP) â€" Blistered by bipartisan condemnation of his embrace of a longtime U.S.
477. WASHINGTON (AP) â€" The special counsel in the Russia investigation is seeking immunity for five potential witnesses in the upcoming trial of President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort.
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479. The top court also directed states to ensure that FIRs are registered immediately, time-bound trials within six months, interim compensation in 30 days in all such instances.
480. Sources in the ministry said while the existing law â€" Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006 â€" recognises child marriage as valid but “voidable” at the option of the minor involved the amendment will make all future child marriages in the country invalid from the outset.
481. NDRF Commandant, PK Srivastava said, "Two male dead bodies have been recovered. Four NDRF teams and dog squad are present on the spot, chances of any victim being alive are scant. Operations will continue until all victims are rescued.
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484. The commercial bidding process for four amphibious warships to be made in India has been stuck for over a year now after L&T and Reliance Naval & Engineering Limited (RNEL) were shortlisted by the ministry.
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487. Govt readies plan to stop Mallyas, NiMos from taking flightGovt has set up a panel to identify measures to stop defaulting promoters from leaving country.
488. Pay up or take on DoT? Voda, Idea are in a fixGovt says recalculation not necessary, telcos should pay up to get merger approval at the earliest.
489. US trade war finds unlikely winner: BollywoodIndian films are a big draw due to cultural similarities. 'Dangal' raked in nearly $196 mn at the Chinese box office.
490. Noida buildings collapse: 2 dead, several trappedNDRF Commandant, PK Srivastava said, "Two male dead bodies have been recovered. Four NDRF teams and dog squad are present on the spot, chances of any victim being alive are scant. Operations will continue until all victims are rescued.
491. Let's check out what all might matter to Dalal Street during the day.
493. US gold futures for August delivery were little changed at $1,227 an ounce.
494. The govt is of the view that WhatsApp should be able to use similar methods to identify groups where rumours and provocative messages are causing a stir. ​
495. "I said the word 'would' instead of 'wouldn't,'" Trump told reporters at the White House, more than 24 hours after his appearance with Putin. "The sentence should have been, 'I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be Russia.
496. NDRF Commandant, PK Srivastava said, "Two male dead bodies have been recovered. Four NDRF teams and dog squad are present on the spot, chances of any victim being alive are scant. Operations will continue until all victims are rescued.
497. The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has rejected Vodafone India and Idea Cellular’s requests to recalculate their dues, saying its numbers are fine and that India’s second- and third-ranked telcos should pay up to get a final seal of approval on their merger at the earliest.“The department’s calculations seeking bank guarantees and cash payment from Idea Cellular and Vodafone India, respectively, are correct and have been communicated to the companies,” a senior DoT official told ET.Under a conditional merger nod given two weeks ago, the DoT demanded Rs 7,268 crore upfront payment towards dues it said the two telcos owe it. It is split between a bank guarantee of Rs 3,342 crore on account of one-time spectrum charges claimed from Idea, and cash payment of Rs 3,926 crore towards market price for non-auctioned airwaves held by Vodafone India.The two operators had then flagged some discrepancies in the figures and had requested DoT for recalculations. They were awaiting DoT’s response before taking a final call on paying up or challenging the dues.
498. This column has argued for decades for the lateral entry of outside experts into top administrative positions to usher in world-class expertise, independence and a different worldview.At last, the Narendra Modi government has invited applications for appointments to 10 joint secretary-level posts from “outstanding individuals”, including from the private sector, with expertise in the areas of revenue, financial services, economic affairs, agriculture, cooperation and farmers’ welfare, road transport and highways, shipping, environment, forests and climate change, new and renewable energy, civil aviation, and commerce. These posts will, hopefully, be reserved for lateral entry in years to come, thwarting Indian Administrative Service’s (IAS) attempts to sabotage outsiders.Please AdjustBut why only 10 posts for lateral entry? Why not 100, or even 500, including state administrations? India needs a worldclass administration. It does not need an administration monopolised by a handful of people who fared well in a Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exam decades ago, and have expected automatic promotion on the basis of that exam ever since.In theory, promotions in the bureaucracy do not depend on seniority alone; merit should count too. But a bureaucrat told me smugly in my youth, “Merit is a matter of opinion, but seniority is amatter of fact.” Anybody in the private sector pressing such a viewpoint would be sacked, but this particular official almost became Cabinet secretary.Lateral entry of experts into the administration is routine in well-governed countries across the globe, including the US, Britain, Belgium, Germany, Australia and New Zealand. India is an exception.Has this exception made India better administered than the other countries? Don’t make me laugh.The Indian bureaucracy may believe it is the cat’s whiskers, but its actual performance has been pathetic. The public believes that the civil service is neither civil nor delivers service.Lateral entry in India is not unknown. Economic posts, in particular, have often been occupied by outsiders, including Manmohan Singh, Montek Ahluwalia, Vijay Kelkar, Bimal Jalan, Shankar Acharya, Rakesh Mohan, Arvind Virmani, Arvind Panagariya and Arvind Subramanian.Many played an absolutely key role in creating and implementing the economic reforms from 1991 onward, which have now made India the fastestgrowing economy in the world.Yet, the bureaucratic reaction to this success was so adverse that the government decided to ‘cadre-ise’ economic posts to ensure that members of the Indian Economic Service got to the top. Has this produced even one outcome that stands out? Alas, no.Many disgruntled bureaucrats will try to sabotage Modi’s lateral entry reform unobtrusively. One ex-bureaucrat, Sudeep Singh Dhillon, has come into the open in a recent Mint column (‘Lateral Entry Can Crush the Steel Frame of India’, goo.gl/9Gn5Lj). He cites global experts as saying that getting into the IAS is as difficult as getting into Harvard. This proves, he thinks, that IAS chaps are the brightest, and best qualified to rule.True, getting into the IAS proves you are very bright. But so does getting into St Stephen’s College, any IIT or IIM, or Infosys or Hindustan Unilever. But does entry into any of these institutions guarantee you seniority for life, or protection against being overtaken by lateral entrants? Of course not.Learn to GovernDhillon thinks “only a generalist with rich experience in public administration can visualise, see through, and articulate macro perspectives. Besides, she has sufficient experience of working at the village, district and state level. She understands how policies are implemented and the shortcomings of various policies.”Doubtless, grassroots experience can be a huge advantage, especially in district-level administration. But it can also be a huge disadvantage, since minute expertise on existing local conditions can blind you to the vast universe of possibilities demonstrated across the globe.Inderjit Singh, a former World Bank economist, once described his interactions with Chinese and Indian officials.“Indians believe they already know everything.They want the World Bank to hand over money without asking questions. The Chinese, however, see the Bank as a source of global knowledge.They are acutely aware that their own experience is a limitation, and that they must learn from the rest of the world.” That sums up why the Dhillons of India have been left far behind by their Chinese counterparts.Dhillon says “lateral entries have been made in the past by previous ruling establishments. They haven’t been successful experiments. The whole experience of inducting private sector ‘managers’ has been far from satisfactory when it came to ‘managing’ the public sector. To be specific, examples include Air India, Indian Airlines, Vayudoot, etc.”This leaves one gasping with astonishment. Did public sector white elephants fare any better under IAS CEOs?The success of lateral economist entrants listed in this column speaks for itself. Homi Bhabha, M S Swaminathan, VKrishnamurthy, Sam Pitroda, Raghuram Rajan and other lateral entrants performed far better than their IAS predecessors.Arvind Subramanian said on leaving the government that India must aim to get the world’s best to improve the administration. It must not rely on a handful that passed a UPSC exam decades ago. Ten posts for lateral entry is a good start, but must be expanded to hundreds.
499. MUMBAI: The appellate bankruptcy court on Tuesday barred lenders from voting for the highest bidder for Bhushan Power, following a plea from Liberty House that a transparent process was not being followed by lenders. The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal will hear lenders’ response on the matter on Wednesday, but the stay on voting will be in force till July 20.The ruling came just before the company’s committee of creditors was to vote for an offer made by Tata Steel for the bankruptcy steelmaker. Liberty House and JSW Steel were the other two entities that had submitted resolution plans for Bhushan Power.Lenders see the ruling as a major setback and also a U-turn taken by the tribunal, particularly because last week it had directed lenders to go ahead with the resolution process despite objections being raised by UK-based Liberty House. The ‘to and fro’ from the adjudicating authority has disappointed several lenders who were looking at a quick resolution to recover their dues as they were seeing a sharp rise in their bad loans.Lenders were to begin voting for Bhushan Power on Tuesday and conclude it by Wednesday evening.Liberty House in a plea said it had submitted all documents and information sought by the lenders, yet its offer was not considered. The company also said it was fully compliant with Section 29(A) of the bankruptcy law â€" it bars defaulters from submitting a resolution plan unless they repaid their dues.
500. NEW DELHI: The government is dissatisfied with WhatsApp’s response to its warning to curb the spread of “explosive messages filled with rumours”, and has set up an internal group of officers to examine the possibility of sending a second notice.ET has reliably learnt that IT ministry has tasked the group to identify specific technical measures which WhatsApp can be asked to implement. For this, sources said, experts will also be consulted.The government is of the view that if WhatsApp can locate specific groups and target audiences for advertisement purposes, it should be able to use similar methods to identify groups where rumours and provocative messages are causing a stir. Also, ET has gathered that the government is in no hurry to give the go-ahead for WhatsApp Payments until it achieves satisfactory results on this front.65032287
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510. Farnborough 2018: F-35 moving towards ‘rapid capability insertion’, says programme chief
511. Farnborough 2018: Initial UAE GlobalEye delivery likely by end of year
512. Farnborough 2018: UK Wedgetail order fails to materialise at Farnborough
513. US-Russian summit likely to modestly increase odds of changing sanctions policy and third-party candidate in 2020
514. Acquittal of JSO members in Serbia indicative of judiciary's politicisation and corruption, likely preventing investigation of politicians
515. Australia to upgrade Garden Island naval facilities
516. LAND PLATFORMS
517. Mali receives four Super Tucanos
518. AIR PLATFORMS
519. The Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighter programme is moving to a spiral development model as the project moves ahead, according to a programme brief given at Farnborough.
520. A key focus for the programme is now “rapid capability insertion”, said Greg Ulmer, who was installed as
521. C4ISR: AIR
522. The United Arab Emirates (UAE), launch customer for the Saab GlobalEye multi-mission airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) platform, is likely to receive its first aircraft by the end of this year, company sources have indicated.
523. At the Dubai Airshow in November 2015 the UAE initially
524. Key Points
525. Plans to procure a replacement for the RAF’s E-3D Sentry AWACS fleet appear to be in disarray
526. A contract for the Boeing Wedgetail system had been rumoured, but this did not emerge at Farnborough
527. COUNTRY RISK
528. UK government ministers have yet to make a decision on the procurement of a
529. The Lockheed Martin F35 Joint Strike Fighter programme is moving to a spiral development model as the project moves ahead according to a programme brief given at Farnborough
530. A key focus for the programme is now 8220rapid capability insertion8221 said Greg Ulmer who was installed as
531. Farnborough 2018 Initial UAE GlobalEye delivery likely by end of year
532. The United Arab Emirates UAE launch customer for the Saab GlobalEye multimission airborne early warning and control AEWampC platform is likely to receive its first aircraft by the end of this year company sources have indicated
533. Farnborough 2018 UK Wedgetail order fails to materialise at Farnborough
534. Plans to procure a replacement for the RAF8217s E3D Sentry AWACS fleet appear to be in disarray
535. A contract for the Boeing Wedgetail system had been rumoured but this did not emerge at Farnborough
536. C4ISR AIR
537. Headlines Archive
538. USRussian summit likely to modestly increase odds of changing sanctions policy and thirdparty candidate in 2020
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540. On 25 June Haftar handed over the control of Ras Lanuf and esSider oil ports to the eastern National Oil Corporation NOC which reports to the easternbased government which is not recognised internationally In response the Tripolibased NOC declared force majeure on loadings from
541. Russian military to receive Kurganets25 IFV in 2019
542. Farnborough 2018 F35 moving towards ‘rapid capability insertion’ says programme chief
543. Acquittal of JSO members in Serbia indicative of judiciarys politicisation and corruption likely preventing investigation of politicians