Saturday, August 4, 2018

Latest News Headlines Sat Aug 4 23:07:49 IST 2018

  1. P V Sindhu enters women's singles final at World Championship in Nanjing
  2. Seven High Courts to get new Chief Justices
  3. Swachh Bharat Mission has an important role in saving lakhs of lives: PM Narendra Modi
  4. GST Council to offer cashbacks to poor sections of society for making digital payments : FM Piyush Goyal
  5. PM Modi reviews progress of preparations towards the launch of Health Assurance programme under Ayushman Bharat
  6. Finance Minister Piyush Goyal chairs the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council meeting in New Delhi
  7. India elected president of Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting Development
  8. Trade war between US and China intensifies as Washington asks Beijing to address the long-standing concerns first
  9. Centre strongly pleads for reservation of SC and ST in promotion in government jobs before Supreme Court
  10. GST Council meeting underway in New Delhi
  11. Five terrorists killed in J&K encounter
  12. India need 84 runs to win Edgbaston Test
  13. Govt achieves target of 5 cr free LPG connections 
  14. Ground Report | West Bengal: 'Beti Bachao Beti Padhao' gives a ray of hope
  15. Ground Report | Jharkhand: Empowering people to get their dream home
  16. EAM Sushma Swaraj reaches Kyrgyzstan as part of her 3-central asian nations' tour
  17. FSSAI gives food delivery cos 2 weeks to de-list unlicensed restaurants
  18. Will India ever get an International Gas Pipeline?
  19. GST Council proposes cashback incentive to promote digital payments (Lead)
  20. Sonowal hails people of Assam for restraint
  21. PSG bag 6th straight France Super Cup with 4-0 win over Monaco
  22. IMS-BHU status upgraded to AIIMS level
  23. Suzlon posts Q1 net loss of Rs 575 crore
  24. We should have the right to criticise religion: Bangla writer
  25. Facebook 'very serious' about its role, says top official
  26. BNP Paribas arm's FY18 net profit rises 8.7% to Rs 3.86 billion
  27. VHP, Bajrang Dal demand deportation of illegal immigrants
  28. Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) and Bajrang Dal members today staged a demonstration here demanding deportation of illegal Bangladeshi and Rohingiya infiltrators living in Jharkhand and other parts of the country.
  29. AAP rejects Punjab unit leaders' resignations, tried to keep flock together
  30. As the crisis-ridden AAP's Punjab unit tries to keep its flock together, a party meeting today rejected the resignations which the state president and a co-president had submitted in March.
  31. Centre, FCI to build more foodgrain storage capacity in Pb, Haryana
  32. The Centre and Food Corporation of India has taken a major initiative to improve the storage capacity of foodgrains in Punjab and Haryana, Union Minister Ram Vilas Paswan said today.
  33. Computer virus halts chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co units
  34. Ride-Hailing Startups Go-Jek & Grab Seek Success In Southeast Asia With Localization
  35. The Dual Sim iPhone Is What Many In Asia And Europe Have Been Hoping For
  36. How FinTech Firm MyBucks Plans To Offer Access And Financial Inclusion To Africa's Unbanked
  37. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - blog - Position 4 - Singapore's Richest 2018: Property Moguls Edge Out Facebook Billionaire For Top Spot
  38. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - blog - Position 5 - How FinTech Firm MyBucks Plans To Offer Access And Financial Inclusion To Africa's Unbanked
  39. How America’s TSA is watching travellers
  40. Open Future
  41. Why do most countries drive on the wrong side of the road?
  42. Is there a limit to what can be made funny?
  43. The literature of liberalism
  44. How domestic violence affects the economy
  45. “Iceman” tells a primal story without words
  46. What is “shadowbanning”?
  47. Is it time to automate politicians?
  48. Paul Manafort goes on trial
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  51. Trying to cooperate in times of turbulence: Jet's pilots union
  52. GST Council proposes cashback incentive to promote digital payments
  53. Renewable energy solutions provider Suzlon Energy posted a net loss of Rs 575.10 crore for the quarter ended June 30, the company said on Saturday.
  54. The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council in its meeting on Saturday decided to start a pilot project to give cashbacks to consumers in order to incentivise digital payments in the country.
  55. Heavy drinking, abstinence from alcohol may up dementia risk
  56. Rijiju to visit flood-affected areas in Nagaland on Sunday
  57. Two Romaninan nationals held for ATM fraud sent to police custody
  58. CPI(M) to decide its electoral tie-ups in next two months
  59. Eight killed in Jharkhand accidents
  60. Traditional 'Ker Puja' begins with exceptional rituals in Tripura
  61. Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju will on Sunday visit flood and landslides-affected areas in Nagaland which has been facing a crisis-like situation in the wake of the widespread natural calamities.
  62. Assam chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Saturday lauded the restraint and patience shown by the people of Assam, especially by the residents of Barak Valley, following West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's remarks on the draft NRC.
  63. The government on Saturday upgraded the status of the Institute of Medical Sciences - Banaras Hindu University (IMS-BHU) to the level of AIIMS, entitling it to get funding and other facilities from the Central government.
  64. Bangladeshi-American human rights activist and writer Rafida Bonya Ahmed, whose husband Avijit Roy was hacked to death by Islamic extremists in February 2015 while they were visiting Dhaka, has called for citizens right to critique the religion.
  65. Asian Games flame arrives in Palembang
  66. With two goals from Angel Di Maria, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) on Saturday won the France Super Cup for the sixth consecutive time after beating Monaco 4-0, matching Olympique Lyonnais' record number eight titles.
  67. Congress government trying to delay Punjab AIIMS project
  68. Find out how the government’s marquee infrastructure projects are doing
  69. Asian nations push RCEP to counter trade war pangs
  70. Pranab Mukherjee lauds Manmohan Singh's leadership in ushering in economic growth, political stability
  71. Muzaffarpur case key accused Brajesh Thakur to lose arms licences
  72. NRC: Govts must show wisdom and statesmanship
  73. Pranab lauds Manmohan Singh's leadership
  74. Find out how govt’s infra projects are doing
  75. Economic development is part of Hindutva: Andersen
  76. A 28-yr-old scion is earning spurs at $13 bn JSW Group
  77. What architects can learn from a medieval necropolis
  78. Hyderabad’s legacy deserves World Heritage tag
  79. Anil Ambani can now dial his big bro for help
  80. A 28-year-old scion is earning the spurs at $13 billion JSW Group
  81. What’s common between a medieval necropolis and a modern Hyderabad hotel?
  82. Rahul Gandhi joins Opposition protest at Jantar Mantar over Muzaffarpur shelter home incident
  83. There should be no politics over NRC: Rajnath Singh
  84. Pranab listed a host of legislations including the landmark Right to Information Act and the Food Security Act which were enacted during Singh's tenure as prime minister.
  85. Some ministers have called for the early conclusion of talks for the RCE, a 16-nation pact poised to become the largest freetrade pact, covering about half the global population.
  86. JSW Group is readying the ground for the next generation of the family to take the reins and in the hot seat is 28-year-old Parth Jindal.
  87. Architectural devices used by medieval builders of Hyderabad’s heritage complexes hold lessons modern buildings must emulate.
  88. Indians who order food online just can’t get enough of this dish
  89. What’s common between a medieval necropolis and a modern Hyderabad hotel?
  90. Explained: What exactly is happening at Jet Airways
  91. Finance ministry to examine private security industry demand for GST cut: MoS finance
  92. Ex-Guatemala president, arrested over graft, leaves detention
  93. We have saved banks Rs 3 lakh cr of NPAs: Gadkari
  94. Find out how govt’s infra projects are doing
  95. Find out how the government’s marquee infrastructure projects are doing
  96. We have saved banks Rs 3 lakh crore of NPAs: Nitin Gadkari
  97. NRC: Governments must show wisdom and statesmanship
  98. RSS is a lot more diverse than it used to be: Author Walter Andersen
  99. Hyderabad’s legacy deserves World Heritage tag
  100. Biryani has emerged as an unlikely champion of India’s fast food scene, unseating the pizzas and burgers.
  101. Architectural devices used by medieval builders of Hyderabad’s heritage complexes hold lessons modern buildings must emulate.
  102. Trump rips LeBron James' smarts hours before rally in OhioBRIDGEWATER, N.J. (AP) â€" Ahead of campaigning in Ohio on Saturday, President Donald Trump unleashed a withering attack on the state's favorite son, savaging LeBron James in a late-night tweet that derided the intelligence of one of the nation's most prominent African-American men.
  103. We have saved banks Rs 3 lakh cr of NPAs: GadkariWhen I took charge, there were 403 stalled projects worth Rs 3.85 lakh crore. 99% of those projects have been cleared. We have saved Indian banks Rs 3 lakh crore of NPAs.
  104. NRC: Govts must show wisdom and statesmanshipIndia’s choices after the NRC process are few and challenging. Central and state governments must show a high degree of wisdom and statesmanship.
  105. Pranab lauds Manmohan Singh's leadershipPranab listed a host of legislations including the landmark Right to Information Act and the Food Security Act which were enacted during Singh's tenure as prime minister.
  106. Find out how govt’s infra projects are doingNot all of the government’s key infrastructure projects has gone according to plan â€" the high-speed rail link or the bullet train, between Mumbai and Ahmedabad, being an example.
  107. Economic development is part of Hindutva: AndersenRSS is more ideologically flexible than it had been in the past. But one has to distinguish RSS from BJP. RSS is not BJP, said Walter Andersen.
  108. Find out how the government’s marquee infrastructure projects are doingNot all of the government’s key infrastructure projects has gone according to plan â€" the high-speed rail link or the bullet train, between Mumbai and Ahmedabad, being an example.
  109. We have saved banks Rs 3 lakh crore of NPAs: Nitin GadkariWhen I took charge, there were 403 stalled projects worth Rs 3.85 lakh crore. 99% of those projects have been cleared. We have saved Indian banks Rs 3 lakh crore of NPAs.
  110. NRC: Governments must show wisdom and statesmanshipIndia’s choices after the NRC process are few and challenging. Central and state governments must show a high degree of wisdom and statesmanship.
  111. RSS is a lot more diverse than it used to be: Author Walter AndersenRSS is more ideologically flexible than it had been in the past. But one has to distinguish RSS from BJP. RSS is not BJP, said Walter Andersen.
  112. Hyderabad’s legacy deserves World Heritage tagOur attitude towards heritage preservation is lackadaisical. Those responsible must realise it’s a necessity, not an option.
  113. A 28-year-old scion is earning the spurs at $13 billion JSW GroupThere is a generational transformation underway at many of India’s marquee industrial houses. Founded in the late 1960s and 1970s, they grew with India, and are now readying the ground for the next generation of the family to take the reins.At the $13 billion core sector conglomerate JSW Group, led by Sajjan Jindal, this script is now playing out. In the hot seat is 28-year-old Parth Jindal, an alumnus of Brown University and Harvard Business School.Sajjan Jindal is the son of Jindal group patriarch OP Jindal.The burden of expectations is inevitable. His father Sajjan Jindal took the reins of a small steel plant on the outskirts of Mumbai in 1984, with revenues of Rs 9 crore, and grew it in three decades into an operation that overtook the century-old Indian steel business of Tata Steel, in volumes.But steel is not where the younger Jindal is expected to play. He is expected to build his own turf, in areas with little presence of the group â€" cement, paint and sports.When we arrive at the group headquarters in Mumbai, Parth Jindal has just returned by chopper from the company’s steel plant in Dolvi in Raigad district. He meets us looking fresh from a quick shower in office, wearing an air of nonchalance.Sports TrackJindal says he is determined to build India’s first publicly traded sports company. He wants a listing on the bourses by 2025. JSW Sports includes team franchises in cricket, football and kabaddi. The expectation is that in another seven years, the perception about the worth of a sports franchise among investors will change for the better.65273959
  114. What’s common between a medieval necropolis and a modern Hyderabad hotel?My room in the newly opened ITC Kohenur in Hyderabad overlooked the 16th century Durgam Cheruvu reservoir, partly restored but still dotted with water hyacinth and littered with the detritus of a bridge being built to ease traffic, urban India’s perennial headache. In the distance, the crenelated ruins of Golconda Fort formed a craggy backdrop to the white domes of the Qutb Shahi necropolis, gleaming in the grey monsoon light.It is, of course, not a coincidence that Hyderabad’s second ITC hotel is named after the most famous diamond extracted from the mines bearing the same moniker as Golconda Fort. Everything from ITC Kohenur’s magnificent crystal chandeliers in the lobby to the recurrent diamond theme etched on the floors of the rooms reiterate its connection to both the old grandeur of Hyderabad as well as the new splendour of Cyberabad.For me, however, the hotel and the medieval monuments seen from its huge windows seemed to be perfect opposites. The Kohenur certainly epitomises the ITC Hotels’ Indian ethos and the chain’s motto of responsible luxury. But a chance meeting with the group’s executive vice-president (projects) Alwyn Noronha in the lobby revealed an unlikely synergy with the monuments as well.Technology now offers many easy if expensive ways to ensure water, cooling, heat and light. So the need to consider and respect natural elements like climate, topography and orientation for prestigious projects is now optional. Hotels, in particular, can (and often do) spend inordinate amounts of money and effort to ensure all these for their guests when a little forethought can save them millions, and make their buildings more eco-friendly.
  115. Mehul Choksi given clean chit as no criminal antecedents were found in 2017: Mumbai Police
  116. Haryana: Man beaten to death over suspicion of cattle theft in Palwal
  117. Adam Peaty shaves 0.13 off of own 100m breaststroke world record
  118. Mehul Choksi given clean chit as no criminal antecedents were found in 2017: Mumbai Police
  119. India vs England: Edgbaston a fabulous advert for the game of cricket, says Joe Root
  120. Serena Williams out of Montreal tourney for personal reasons
  121. There should be no politics over NRC: Rajnath Singh
  122. Gujarat: GUJCOT manager, NAFED employees among 19 arrested in groundnut adulteration case
  123. African champions Cameroon appoint Clarence Seedorf as coach
  124. States to test GST cashback for payments via Rupay, BHIM app
  125. Brazil party to name jailed leader as presidential candidate
  126. Indian vs England: Sam Curran is a player who can perform under pressure, says Kumar Sangakkara
  127. Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan celebrate Sunil Grover's birthday on Dus Ka Dum sets
  128. The police pointed out that Choksi was given a clean chit as no "criminal antecedents" were found against the diamantaire at the time of the application.
  129. Odisha: ‘Raped by school headmaster’, minor girl wrote before slashing wrist
  130. Manipur: Students group steps up vigil along national highways to prevent entry of ‘illegal immigrants’
  131. Blow to Kejriwal govt as Delhi HC quashes order revising minimum wages
  132. DU 7th cut-off 2018: Seats available in popular colleges
  133. DU 7th cut-off 2018: The cut-off remains high with Miranda College demanding 96.25 per cent for English (Hons) while Ramjas has set 94.25 per cent for the general category.
  134. SBI PO Main exam 2018: Check analysis, difficulty level moderate
  135. चांदवडमधील राहुड घाटात भीषण अपघात, सात जखमी
  136. 40 ദിവസങ്ങള്‍ക്ക് ശേഷം അമ്മയോട് സംസാരിച്ച് പേളി; നന്നായി മത്സരിക്കുന്നുണ്ടെന്ന് അമ്മയുടെ അഭിനന്ദനം
  137. England vs India : …आणि सामनाधिकाऱ्यांनी कोहलीला खडसावलं
  138. India vs England: Virat Kohli should take some responsibility for India’s loss, says Nasser Hussain
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  140. Gabriel Heredia - who born without forearms - cuts hair
  141. The Cultural Frontline
  142. Breastfeeding brings thousands together
  143. Meet Argentina's handless barber
  144. Mughalsarai rail station to be renamed Deen Dayal Uphadyaya Junction on Sunday
  145. Centre willing to sanction mega leather clusters for TN : Suresh Prabhu
  146. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached 24 immovable properties valued at Rs 34 crore in a bank fraud case against Pavai Alloys and Steels Pvt Ltd under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), an official release said here on Saturday.
  147. ED attaches property worth Rs 35 Cr in bank fraud case
  148. Armies of India, Thailand to commence Exercise Maitree 2018 from Aug 6
  149. New Delhi, Aug 4 (UNI) In an effort to foster a spirit of friendship and take defence ties to a new level, Armies of India and Thailand to start joint exercise “Maitree 2018” from August 6 in Chachoengsao Province of Thailand.

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