Wednesday, August 8, 2018

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  1. ASCI Reported 732 Complaints of Misleading Advertisements Regarding Herbal Medicines
  2. Scheme of Assistance for Prevention of Alcoholism and Substance (Drug) Abuse
  3. Assistive Living Devices Given by M/o Social Justice & Empowerment to Senior Citizens
  4. Financial Assistance Given by M/o Social Justice & Empowerment to Non-Governmental Organisations
  5. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India launches integration & availability of TRAI Mobile Apps on UMANG platform
  6. 1.60 million Visitors for the revamped Incredible India website in less than two months: Shri. K. J. Alphons
  7. Review Committees by States on TB
  8. Special Provision for Treatment of BPL/AAY Patients in Hospitals
  9. PHCs transferred under PPP model
  10. Multi Drug Resistant TB population in India
  11. Nepal: Over 100 stranded Kailash Mansarovar pilgrims flown from Simikot to Nepalgunj
  12. Rajya Sabha adjourned for the day
  13. DMK Chief M Karunanidhi passes away
  14. DMK patriarch and Former Tamil Nadu CM Karunanidhi passes away
  15. Nepal: Flight services from Simikot resumes
  16. FSSAI gives food delivery cos 2 weeks to de-list unlicensed restaurants
  17. Naxal Activities
  18. VIP Security by CRPF
  19. Use of Aadhaar Data by Police
  20. Public image of Police Personnel
  21. Census 2021
  22. Centralised health record for citizens
  23. Organic Farming
  24. Buffer Stock of Sugar
  25. Consumer Grievance Redressal System
  26. Sale of Fake Products
  27. NITI Aayog announces MoveHack 2018 with Rs 2 Cr in prizes to ... - YourStory.com
  28. Congress seeks JPC probe into Rafale deal
  29. Adani Transmission Q1 net jumps 101% to Rs 169 crore
  30. AAP to give privilege notice against Rajnath for 'misleading' Parliament (Lead)
  31. Hearing in Madras HC after govt's no to Marina burial site for Karunanidhi
  32. Rahul Gandhi to visit Jaipur on August 11
  33. Congress President Rahul Gandhi will address party leaders and members at a meeting here on August 11.
  34. Tytler video clip case: Police registers case against DSGMC chief Manjit Singh
  35. Police have registered a case against Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee (DSGMC) president Manjit Singh GK on a complaint by Congress leader Jagdish Tytler, the police said today.
  36. CBI to probe Deoria case; one missing girl found in Gorakhpur
  37. The Uttar Pradesh government today recommended a CBI inquiry into the Deoria shelter home case, involving possible sexual abuse of the inmates, hours after a girl missing from there was found at an old age home run by the same NGO in Gorakhpur.
  38. Kanwarias create ruckus in west Delhi
  39. Kanwarias created ruckus in west Delhi's Moti Nagar today after a car allegedly brushed past one of them, the police said.
  40. Athawale appeals to people to not participate in Bharat Bandh
  41. Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment Ramdas Athawale today appealed to the public to not participate in the August 9 'Bharat Bandh' called by Dalit organisations against the Supreme Court ruling on the SC/ST Act.
  42. Force India secure future with rescue deal, Mallya's reign ends
  43. The future of the Force India Formula One team was secured today after its administrator accepted a bid backed by a consortium of investors, effectively ending Vijay Mallya's 10-year-old reign at the midfield squad.
  44. UN chief tells Zimbabwe's leaders to resolve election crisis
  45. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has told Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa during a telephone conversation that he must rein in his security forces after six people were killed in election violence, a UN spokesman said today.
  46. Stroll leads rescue deal for Force India F1 team
  47. Motor racing-Stroll leads rescue deal for Force India F1 team
  48. China records first current account deficit in 20 years in H1 2018
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  50. Karnataka ore miners suffer as imports surge; threat of job cuts looming
  51. Figuring out How Fast the Universe Is Expanding Might Require a New Type of Physics
  52. Engineers Use CRISPR to Create A New Species With Just One Chromosome
  53. Someone Just Used a Drone to Try to Assassinate a World Leader
  54. A Warm Water Mass Called “The Blob” Is Killing Alaska’s Cod
  55. Two new studies contradict each other. Under our current model, they can't both be right.
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  59. This Week in Tech: July 28 â€" Aug 3, 2018
  60. Tesla Launches A $1,500 Surfboard, Sells out Almost Immediately
  61. The Dual Sim iPhone Is What Many In Asia And Europe Have Been Hoping For
  62. Cabin crew are mutinying over high temperatures on planes
  63. Why Nord Stream 2 is the world’s most controversial energy project
  64. How nature sounds became a multi-million dollar industry
  65. Is South American football in decline?
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  83. The northern hemisphere is suffering from a historic heatwave that has caused droughts and wildfires. It is affecting business travellers too, in the form of flight cancellations. Worse, extreme temperatures pose a lethal danger to passengers. A major campaign by flight attendants across America seeks to address that.
  84. PIPELINES are meant to be safe, reliable and deadly boring. Yet the proposed €9.5bn ($11bn) Nord Stream 2 (NS2) pipeline, which from next year will double the natural-gas carrying capacity from Russia to Germany, is as controversial as energy projects come.
  85. Many passengers are sympathetic to their calls for more regulation
  86. Critics say that the natural-gas pipeline will strengthen Russia’s hand in Europe and isolate Ukraine
  87. M&M's Q1 standalone net profit up 63%
  88. Deficient rains cause of worry for Gujarat
  89. Gautam Adani-led Adani Transmission Ltd (ATL) on Tuesday posted an over 100 per cent jump in consolidated net profit at Rs 169.34 crore for the first quarter ending June on the back of higher revenues.
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  91. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Tuesday said it will submit a privilege notice in the Lok Sabha against Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh for what it called "misleading" Parliament on its demand for Delhi's full statehood.
  92. 12% GST on sanitary napkins fine, says Maneka Gandhi
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  94. Excess zinc in muscles may cut strength in cancer patients
  95. Computer simulations can predict the spread of HIV
  96. Bollywood’s favourite ‘Shammi Aunty’ dead
  97. Yes Bank acquires 17.31% stock in Fortis Healthcare
  98. Neymar returns to training with Brazil
  99. Chandy slams Modi for silence over J&K minor’s rape
  100. Delhi staff feels insecure in presence of elected representatives: Lt Governor
  101. Centre’s attitude causing unrest: Andhra CM
  102. Egypt discovers Ptolemaic tomb with black sarcophagus in Alexandria
  103. S.S. Rajamouli praises ‘Rangasthalam’
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  106. India expects HSBC data from Switzerland in 10 daysIndia expects to receive data from Swiss authorities on HSBC accounts of its citizens in about 10 days after Switzerland's apex court directions that data be shared with the Indian government, Finance Minister Piyush Goyal said today. Serious efforts are on to check black money. Though there are no official estimates of such money stashed in foreign countries a tax demand of Rs 5,447 crore has been made in HSBC undisclosed income of Rs 8,448 crore, Goyal said in the Rajya Sabha during the Question Hour. "The Supreme Court of Switzerland has ordered the Swiss government to share with us that data in about a week or ten days ...We are going to get that," the Finance Minister said replying to a supplementary on a question on black money deposited in foreign banks. He said the HSBC list was released somewhere in the year 2010-11 and from 2011-12 to 2014 the government kept trying to make an effort but was stalled by the Swiss government from getting any information on the ground that this is secret information as the source is a stolen source which is illegal. "It is only after this government came in that we sent our Revenue Secretary to Switzerland. We had high-level discussions with the government of Switzerland and a joint statement was issued on October 15, 2015 by which both sides agreed that they will share information with each other and since then we have started getting information on HSBC accounts," the Minister said. He said now the same process has been initiated with other countries and automatic sharing of information pacts are with several countries. On the HSBC list, the minister said that undisclosed income of Rs 8,448 crore was detected with a tax demand of 5,447 crore. Penalty of Rs 1,290 crore has been levied in 164 cases. So far 199 prosecutions complaints have been filed in 84 cases. As regards Panama papers, the Minister said, it contained details of 426 persons and investigations are going on in all cases. "So far 62 invasive actions have been conducted which included seizure action in 50 cases and survey action in 12 cases," the Minister said. Similar prosecution complain cases have been filed in 16 cases and in 33 cases notices under section 10 of the Black Money Act, brought by the Modi government, have been issued, he added. "As an outcome of these investigations so far undisclosed foreign investment to the tune of Rs 1,532.88 crore has been detected. I have paradise papers also," Goyal said and added there is no verifiable data on black money. In reply to anther query Goyal said as part of the drive to crackdown on black money and corruption, the government had to strike off more than 2 lakh shell companies from the companies' register Of these only 5,000 companies came back which proves the robust mechanism and 98 per cent accuracy in the case of shell companies, he said. "Process is on for another 2 lakh shell companies and notices have been served on 80,000," he said adding that based on the reply a drive to clean the system will be undertaken bringing them in Income tax trail. Claiming that it is the present government which launched a crusade against black money, Goyal said the government in its first Cabinet meeting appointed an SIT on black money headed by two eminent judges including Justice MB Shah "The SIT has been tasked with the work to detect where the black money is, quantum of black money and what are steps needed to recover the black money. The important point is, it is only under this government that actually people have started increasingly filing their returns," the Minister said. He said the number of tax filers have increased by over 50 per cent in the last four years, while the quantum of income tax collected has increased by about 75 per cent during the period and leakages that were happening in the previous government were stopped. Quoting a former prime minister without naming him, Goyal said the PM said that for every rupee "which I have to give to a poor man I have to send seven times that amount. When I send Rs 100, Rs 15 reaches the poor. This government has given almost four lakh crore to the poor people in their bank accounts." In reply to another supplementary, the Minister said the crusade against black money has paid off and FDI has shown galloping trends with India's improved image and added that global agencies like Moody's have upgraded India's ratings.
  107. Gujarat HC quashes rape FIR against former BJP MLA Jayanti Bhanushali
  108. Following a brief hearing, Bhanushali’s lawyer P B Khandheria said, a two line amendment was filed in the court which was granted. Justice P P…
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  111. Punjab: Dissident AAP MLAs announce ad-hoc PAC
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