Wednesday, August 8, 2018

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  1. UN asks Myanmar to work harder on Rohingya repatriation deal
  2. Action on those Converting Black Money into White during Demonetization
  3. Control and resolution of NPAs
  4. Zero Tolerance against Corruption
  5. Audit of Banks
  6. Issue of Kisan Credit Cards
  7. Govt to bid out 25 GW solar capacities in Ladakh - ETEnergyworld.com
  8. Indonesia quake toll climbs to 347, thousands await aid (Lead)
  9. Karunanidhi laid to rest on Marina by his mentor's side (Roundup)
  10. Three caught in Assam for bribery
  11. Myanmar marks 30th anniversary of pro-democracy student protests
  12. Unicef India, Netflix pitch for safer online environment
  13. Sahil Khattar to host wrestling show
  14. Govt tells SC not to make hard-hitting comments on PILs; the court responds
  15. Reserve Bank of India to pay dividend of Rs 500 bn to Centre for FY18
  16. 9 held for manufacturing adulterated cough syrup
  17. Tripura Police have arrested nine people, including the owner of a factory engaged in producing adulterated cough syrup at Arundhatinagar area here.
  18. Haryana govt to distribute mustard through PDS
  19. The Haryana government has decided to distribute fortified mustard oil through public distribution system (PDS) at the rate of two litres per month per family from September 1, 2018.
  20. NCLAT asks Tata Sons to file reply to Mistry challenge to firm being converted private
  21. The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) today sought a reply from Tata Sons by Friday to a petition filed by its ousted chairman Cyrus Mistry challenging the move to convert the holding company of salt-to-software conglomerate to a private firm from deemed public company.
  22. Campaign to be launched to teach people sing national anthem
  23. A unique National Anthem Awareness Campaign will be launched fromAugust 15, the country's independence day, to teach people to sing it fluently and flawlessly.
  24. Nissan drives in updated Micra at Rs 5.03 lakh
  25. Nissan India today launched an updated version of its compact hatchback Micra with price starting at Rs 5.03 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).
  26. 2 killed in suspected honour killing case in Rohtak
  27. In a suspected honour killing case, a woman and a police sub-inspector were shot dead by two unidentified men outside the mini-secretariat in Haryana's Rohtak district, today.
  28. Farmers' agitation demanding implementation of NCF is "justified":M S Swaminathan
  29. Extending his support to AIKS agitation on August 9, M S Swaminathan said farmers movement across the country was justly seeking implementation of the recommendations of the National Commission on Farmers (NCF).
  30. IMA seeks clear-cut guidelines on telemedication from MCI
  31. The Indian Medical Association (IMA) today sought clear-cut guidelines from the Medical Council of India (MCI) on the issue of telemedication, while observing that the practice is illegal and unethical.
  32. Set up central agri varsity in Raichur: Ktaka to Centre
  33. The Karnataka government today urged the Centre to set up a central agriculture university in Raichur, one of the most backwards districts in the state.
  34. Digital skill development one of biggest challenge: Infosys
  35. Building digital skill sets is one of the biggest challenges for organisations embarking on the path of digital transformation, according to a report by IT major Infosys.
  36. NRC like exercise not to be allowed in Bengal: Cong leader
  37. Senior Congress leader Abdul Mannan today said conducting an NRC like exercise would not be allowed in West Bengal and asked the propagators of this idea that they should not to "play with fire".
  38. Don't play smart or we will make you homeless: SC to Amrapali Group directors
  39. Don't play smart or we will render you homeless.
  40. Rupee furthers gains, up 5 paise at 68.63 a dollar
  41. The rupee today further consolidated its gains by 5 paise to end at 68.63 against the US currency, extending its recovery momentum for the second-straight day as the dollar weakened on worsening US-China trade war.
  42. IAS officer V Sheshadri gets 2 yrs extension as joint secy PMO
  43. Senior bureaucrat V Sheshadri has been given two years extension as joint secretary in the Prime Minister's Office (PMO), the Personnel Ministry said in an order today.
  44. HC slaps exemplary cost of Rs 1 L on petitioner
  45. : The Madras High Court today slapped an exemplary cost of Rs one lakh on a petitioner for filing a petition against a woman IAS officer of Andhra Pradesh, seeking a CBI probe into her community certificate.
  46. Spain's firm signs MoU with Punjab to set up Rs 300cr unit
  47. Spain-based food processing company Congelados De Navarra will invest Rs 300 crore to set up a food processing unit at Ludhiana in Punjab, an official spokesperson said today.
  48. HPCL profit jumps 86% on higher refining margins
  49. State-owned Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd (HPCL) today reported 86 per cent jump in first-quarter net profit on higher refining margins.
  50. DRI seizes 10.5 kgs gold, Rs 1.74 cr cash
  51. The Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) has seized around 105 kgs gold and cash Rs 1.74 crore during searches conducted at the premises of a businessman here, according to an official statement issued today.
  52. Google partners 91springboard to support tech entrepreneurs in India
  53. Tech giant Google today partnered with 91springboard to mentor and empower entrepreneurs, especially women, with various skills.
  54. Punjab CM exempts ex-servicemen, senior citizens from dope tests
  55. Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today exempted ex-servicemen and senior citizens from mandatory dope test for issuance and renewal of their arms licences.
  56. Talks on Massanjore Dam impasse in right direction: Official
  57. Talks to end the impasse over painting the walls of the Massanjore Dam were heading towards the "best solution", Dumka Deputy Commissioner Mukesh Kumar said today.
  58. RCF Q1 profit up 12% at Rs 23 cr
  59. State-owned Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilisers today reported 12 per cent increase in net profit at Rs 22.99 crore for the quarter ended June 30.
  60. Kohli calls on fans to support all team members
  61. Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli has called on fans to support the entire team and not focus on just one or two players.
  62. Nigeria's Senate president calls for probe into parliament ruckus
  63. Nigerian Senate President Bukola Saraki today called for a probe into a parliament takeover by security services the day before, assuring people that the constitution will be respected.
  64. UK university collaborates with Indian scientists to combat eye infections
  65. Scientists from a leading British university are collaborating with their Indian counterparts to launch pioneering a research aimed at helping thousands of people across the globe at the risk of losing their sight to a "silent epidemic" of eye infections.
  66. Tesla board says it will evaluate Musk proposal to go private
  67. Tesla's board of directors said today it will evaluate chief executive Elon Musk's proposal to take the electric car maker private.
  68. DR Congo's Kabila backs ex-interior minister for vote: spokesman
  69. DR Congo President Joseph Kabila, ending months of speculation, has chosen former interior minister Emmanuel Ramazani Shadary to be his successor in upcoming elections, the government said today.
  70. Detained Bangladesh photographer back in police custody
  71. An award-winning photographer who accused Bangladesh officers of assaulting him after his arrest during major protests in Dhaka was back in police custody after a medical checkup, an official said today.
  72. Quinton de Kock pulls out of Nottinghamshire deal
  73. Nora Fatehi reveals first look from 'Stree' track
  74. Oil falls on slowing Chinese demand, U.S.-China trade spat
  75. Saudi Arabia sells off Canadian assets as dispute escalates: FT
  76. Fed's Barkin says U.S. interest rates need to rise further
  77. Wall Street opens lower as trade tensions escalate
  78. Tesla's board says Musk started go-private talks last week
  79. Reserve Bank of India
  80. Best is yet to come for NSE: Former prime minister Manmohan Singh
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  82. SpiceJet hits 52-week low; stock skids 37% in three months
  83. Ride-Hailing Startups Go-Jek & Grab Seek Success In Southeast Asia With Localization
  84. Elon Musk Floats Plan To Take Tesla Private At $71 Billion Valuation
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  95. Amazon won't be able to get off Oracle by 2020: Larry Ellison
  96. Haryana CM to inaugurate Hisar airport on August 15
  97. Don't play smart, give your property details: SC to Amrapali directors
  98. Zimbabwe opposition leader held over post-poll unrest
  99. Myanmar on Wednesday commemorated the 30th anniversary of the pro-democracy student protests that swept the nation in 1988, resulting in the death/imprisonment of thousands of people.
  100. The death toll from Sunday's devastating earthquake on the Indonesian island of Lombok climbed to 347 on Wednesday as rescuers continued searching through the rubble, still hoping to find survivors, the National Disaster Management Agency said.
  101. Kanwariyas vandalise car after it brushes one of them
  102. Punjab exempts ex-servicemen, senior citizens from dope tests
  103. A group of Kanwariyas on Wednesday vandalised a car here after it brushed one of them, police said.
  104. The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) of Assam Police caught three government servants for taking bribes, it was announced on Wednesday.
  105. DMK patriarch and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi was buried beside his mentor C.N. Annadurai on the sands of Marina beach here on Wednesday after his party clinched a midnight legal battle as lakhs of commoners wept, pushed and jostled for space to bid adieu to their leader, causing a stampede that killed two mourners and injured many.
  106. Tofu, soy milk can boost bone strength in women
  107. Women who consume soy protein found in foods such as tofu and soy milk might be able to counter the negative effects of menopause on bone and metabolic health, a study suggests.
  108. Netflix, Unicef India and Ficci Arise on Wednesday came together to join a dialogue on ensuring a safer online environment for children.
  109. Permanent solutions for a more beautiful you this monsoon
  110. Democracy; Where politicians are worshipped and martyrs are ignored!
  111. Ola gears up to enter Europe via UK
  112. How Weight Loss can Help Stop Type-2 Diabetes
  113. Preventive measures to avoid Nipah Virus attack
  114. Brain tumour no longer scary!
  115. Eat fish twice a week for healthy heart
  116. Misty Tuesday morning in Delhi
  117. Gout won’t increase your fracture risk: Study
  118. Unnao rape accused BJP MLA shifted to Sitapur prison
  119. Five books to look forward to in March 2018
  120. Delhi Police tenders apology to media persons
  121. Raghubar Das lays foundation stone for 151 companies
  122. Facebook to now label political ads
  123. Over 40 hurt in Mumbai BPCL explosion
  124. Here's all about Xiaomi Mi A2
  125. Digital skill development one of biggest challenges: Infosys
  126. Karunanidhi’s mortal remains laid to rest after a sea of supporters pay their final respects
  127. Madras HC allows burial site for Karunanidhi at Marina beach
  128. Government takes Supreme Court head on, says court should refrain from making comments
  129. SC to Amrapali: Don't play smart or we will render you homeless
  130. Kishore Biyani's plan to take on Amul
  131. IT cos hand out better hikes to retain talent
  132. CCI approves Flipkart acquisition by Walmart
  133. Digital skill development big challenge: Infosys
  134. India's per capita income rises to Rs 80,000
  135. Maratha outfits to go for Maharashtra bandh on Thursday, Mumbai exempt
  136. PM Narendra Modi reviews household electrification scheme
  137. According to the report, 54 per cent respondents said building digital skill set...
  138. SC's warning to Amrapali which is accused of delaying its projects to the detriment of homebuyers' interest.
  139. With revenues exceeding $14 billion, Fonterra is New Zealand's largest firm and twice the size of Amul.
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  142. Karunanidhi’s mortal remains laid to rest after a sea of supporters pay their final respects
  143. 21 injured in fire at BPCL's Mumbai plant
  144. Gatekeepers or censors? How tech manages online speech
  145. RBI to transfer Rs 50,000 crore surplus to govt
  146. According to a statement, the per capita income grew by 5.7 per cent to Rs 82,229 in 2016-17.
  147. The exchanges between the court and the Attorney General occured when the bench was hearing a matter relating to inhuman conditions prevailing in 1,382 prisons across the country.
  148. The casket is engraved with the words, “A man who never rested, is now resting,”
  149. Digital skill development one of biggest challenges: InfosysAccording to the report, 54 per cent respondents said building digital skill sets is a major challenge for organisations, highlighting the lack of digital skill set available.
  150. IT cos hand out better hikes to retain talentBENGALURU: Indian IT firms are seeing higher attrition as they see talent with newer skills such as digital and analytics moving to rivals as well as global firms who are expanding their teams in India.Infosys and Cognizant both saw attrition cross 20% in the quarter to June, implying that they are now losing a fifth of their workforce. Wipro’s attrition touched 17%. Only Tata Consultancy Services attrition fell marginally to 10.9% in the quarter.Infosys, Cognizant and Wipro attributed the higher attrition to a great demand for talent as growth returns to the IT sector. Cognizant’s attrition, at more than 22%, was also impacted by a stricter performance management system.Indian IT firms are seeing customers award larger digital deals in recent months but the contracts are still not enough to retain people who are retrained in newer skills. At the same time, they are also seeing their customers who have expanded their operations in India poaching employees to meet their needs.Companies are now taking steps to pull back rising attrition and are also raising the number of people they hire from the market. “We are making changes in very specific ways in the compensation model, the timeline of when the compensation is rolled out, how we are doing the movement of expanding leadership and promotions within the company. And my sense is, as that starts to be more properly explained and disseminated within the company, we will start to see an impact,” Salil Parekh, CEO at Infosys, told ET in an interview. Parekh said the changes were put in place in the start of the first quarter and would begin to show an impact in the year ahead. Cognizant has also said it hopes the compensation changes its plans to put in place in the third-and-fourth quarter would help curb its attrition amount.“We expect our regular annual pay increases, which take place in the third and fourth quarters, to help retain our highest performers,” Rajeev Mehta, president at Cognizant, said in a post-earnings conference call. Cognizant has also announced a plan to cut about 200 senior-level jobs as a move to allow junior employees to grow. The company also split the timing of its raises and promotions.Junior employees at Cognizant will receive their hikes and promotions in the third quarter of the year, while senior employees will receive their hikes in the fourth quarter. Treating the two types of employees differently is likely a result of where the demand and, hence, attrition is the highest. “In my view it is a demand supply issue. The majority of the attrition is in the 3-5 years category; people who are becoming full stack engineers and kind of stuff,” Saurabh Govil, head of human resources at Wipro, said. Infosys had also said it was seeing higher attrition in the 2-4-year category of employees. Higher attrition and a pickup in growth is driving an increase in the number of employees.
  151. RBI to transfer Rs 50,000 crore surplus to govtMUMBAI: The Reserve Bank today said it has decided to pay a dividend of Rs 50,000 crore to the Union government for the year ending June 30, 2018."The Central Board of Directors of the Reserve Bank of India, at its meeting held on August 8, 2018, approved the transfer of surplus amounting to Rs 500 billion for the year ended June 30, 2018 to the Government of India," the central bank said in a statement.The RBI follows July-June financial year.The RBI had last year transferred a surplus of Rs 30,659 crore as dividend to the government for the year ended June 30, 2017, which was less than half of what it paid in the previous year (Rs 65,876 crore).Earlier in March this year, the central bank had paid an interim dividend of Rs 10,000 crore for 2017-18.The surplus payout in June 2017 year was low on account of expenses incurred on printing of new currency notes following demonetisation effected on November 9, 2016.
  152. Digital skill development one of biggest challenges: InfosysNEW DELHI: Building digital skill sets is one of the biggest challenges for organisations embarking on the path of digital transformation, according to a report by IT major Infosys.According to the report, 54 per cent respondents said building digital skill sets is a major challenge for organisations, highlighting the lack of digital skill set available.Transforming from a low-risk organisation to one that rewards experimentation (43 per cent) and lack of change management (43 per cent) were other barriers highlighted by the respondents.This showcases the turbulence and resistance to change associated with digital transformation, the report added."...more than half of all respondents surveyed, rank focus on digital skillset as the most important factor in successful transformation, followed by senior leadership commitment and change management, implying the need for a conducive organisational culture," the report said.The research identified three clusters of respondents based on the business objectives behind their digital transformation initiatives -- Visionaries (22 per cent), Explorers (50 per cent) and Watchers (28 per cent).While Watchers and Explorers are primarily focusing on emerging technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain and 3D printing for digital transformation initiatives, Visionaries are not only looking at emerging technologies, but are also focusing strongly on core areas such as mainframe and ERP modernisation, the report said.Also, building in-house capabilities was on the list of 76 per cent of Visionaries, who were keen on acquiring digital native firms, to quickly gain the digital skills that 71 per cent of the Visionaries believed were lacking in-house.Thereby, showcasing the increasing trend towards acquisitions and development of a sustainable ecosystem. Comparatively, the proportion of Explorers and Watchers looking at the acquisition and ecosystem options was negligible, the report said."Navigating the digital disruption requires companies to drive a holistic approach to transformation and foster a digital culture that brings together leadership commitment and a renewed approach to skill building," Infosys Chief Operating Officer Pravin Rao said.
  153. USN sees greater possible savings with two-carrier deal
  154. Zephyr claims new endurance record
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  156. USN sees greater possible savings with twocarrier deal
  157. Japan Greece discuss defence trade cooperation
  158. USAF to procure and modify Basler ISR aircraft, likely for Mauritania
  159. DMK chief and former Tamil Nadu chief minister M Karunanidhi was laid to rest with full state honours and gun salute on Wednesday evening. He was buried next to his mentor and former chief minister C N Annadurai at the Marina beach. The Madras High Court passed a ruling earlier today, allowing the five-time chief minister to be laid to rest at the Marina Beach. The court observed that there was no legal impediment in allowing the burial. Karunanidhi passed away on Tuesday at the age of 94. His mortal remains were kept at Rajaji Hall for the public to pay homage. The last journey of 'Kalaignar' Karunanidhi began at 4:00 pm. One of the last stalwarts of Dravidian politics, Karunanidhi deepened the idea of federalism and inspired regional assertion and self-respect
  160. Here are the Indian YouTube stars you should definitely know about
  161. Experimental vaccine shows potential against Zika virus
  162. Muthuvel Karunanidhi’s life immortalised in books
  163. Congress expresses concern over safety of women
  164. Google Pixel 3 launch on October 4: Everything we know so far
  165. Ben Stokes trial: Jury shown CCTV footage of ‘groin grab’
  166. Maratha groups call for Maharashtra bandh tomorrow, exclude Navi Mumbai
  167. Why the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has some challenges and opportunities ahead
  168. Four militants gunned down in J&K’s Baramulla; soldier also hurt: officials
  169. Explain how outside food in multiplexes can create security issue, Bombay High Court ask govt
  170. Valued up to a whopping Rs 71 crore; here are the most expensive stamps in the world
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  173. DMK supporters react to Karunanidhi's death
  174. Muthuvel Karunanidhi: Looking back at his life in active politics for over seven decades
  175. Seven countries are home to over half the world's population: News in Numbers
  176. Dialogue Baazi With Maniesh Paul
  177. Why the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has some challenges and opportunities ahead
  178. Ravinder Sharma, chief spokesperson of state Congress, said collective will and effort are required to reverse this "grim situation".
  179. Midday meal: Complaint against Dalit cook after students fall ill, she alleges conspiracy
  180. NGT defers proceedings on tree felling in south Delhi colonies
  181. "It will be a state-wide bandh, excluding Navi Mumbai. All the essential services, schools and colleges have been excluded from the bandh," Amol Jadhavrao, a leader of Sakal Maratha Samaj said.
  182. First Muslim woman set to be elected to US Congress
  183. Muthuvel Karunanidhi's life immortalised in books
  184. हरियाणाः कोर्ट ने OBC आरक्षण में आय के पैमाने को किया खारिज
  185. बारामुल्लात लष्काराने चार दहशतवाद्यांना घातले कंठस्थान
  186. அண்ணாவிடம் இரவல் வாங்கிய இதயத்தை திருப்பி அளித்த கருணாநிதி!
  187. കരുണാനിധി; സ്വാതന്ത്ര്യദിനത്തിന് ദേശീയ പതാക ഉയര്‍ത്തിയ ആദ്യ മുഖ്യമന്ത്രി
  188. Have you seen these photos of Karishma Tanna, Alia Bhatt and Tiger Shroff?
  189. Madhya Pradesh Board 10th, 12th supplementary result 2018 declared at mpbse.nic.in: How to check
  190. Snapchat parent company Snap Inc tops second-quarter revenue projections
  191. Facebook data breach: CBI initiates preliminary enquiry against Cambridge Analytica, GSR
  192. Chemical imported at Chinese port
  193. Snapchat
  194. A mural painted on the outer wall of the former US embassy in Tehran, Iran
  195. Tesla board mulls plan to go private
  196. Musk stuns Wall Street with Tesla tweets
  197. No going back in Argentina's abortion debate
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  199. China is to start imposing 25% import duties on $16bn worth of US goods.
  200. Companies are already pulling out of projects in Iran, but this could put them at risk of legal...
  201. China hits back at US with new tariffs
  202. Firms face legal risk over Iran sanctions
  203. Ensure full use of allocated funds on developmental activities, Advisor Kumar to H&P deptt
  204. STF unearth arms making factory at Ghola
  205. U S Senator Paul delivers letter from Trump to Putin
  206. Guv reviews sanitation drive in the Amarnath Yatra area
  207. Stateless' Thai cave boys and coach granted citizenship
  208. IPL brand value touches 6 3 billion dollar
  209. U S Treasury proposes tax rules on pass-through businesses
  210. Himachal HC directs state to file affidavits regarding utilization of temple offering
  211. BSF apprehend Bangladeshi and seized 6 gold bars worth Rs 22 lakh
  212. Sisodia appeals to teachers to mould students for creative, positive addictions
  213. Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) Swati Maliwal on Wednesday took a dig at Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar for not initiating any action against Manju Verma, who quit from the post of state's Social Welfare minister.
  214. Cyberspace should be safe for children: Maneka
  215. Stressing on making cyber space safer for children, Union Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi said on Wednesday that the government was ready to work with all the relevant parties in this regard.
  216. Editors Guild confirms about undue pressure on media to not cover Rafale scam: Cong
  217. Security in Pune tightened in view of 'bandh' called by Maratha organisations
  218. Genesys & Wipro to explore autonomous car sector
  219. TIRUPATI, AUG 8
  220. Task Force IG Kantha Rao, explaining to Andhra pradesh Chief conservator of Forests (APCCF) Ananda Kumar Jha, about the things used by the smugglers at Red Sander Anti Smuggling Task Force (RSASTF) office near Kapilatheertham in Tirupati on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-158U
  221. THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, AUG 8
  222. Kerala Port and Museum Minister Kadannappally Ramachandran(R2nd) watching Palm-leaf manuscripts of Ramayanam displayed by the Kerala Archives department in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday.UNI PHOTO-157U
  223. Kerala Port and Museum Minister Kadannappally Ramachandran (C) watching Palm-leaf manuscripts of Ramayanam displayed by the Kerala Archives department in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday.UNI PHOTO-156U
  224. Kerala Port and Museum Minister Kadannappally Ramachandran (C)watching Palm-leaf manuscripts of Ramayanam displayed by the Kerala Archives department in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday.UNI PHOTO-155U
  225. Kerala Port and Museum Minister Kadannappally Ramachandran (C) watching Palm-leaf manuscripts of Ramayanam displayed by the Kerala Archives department in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-154U
  226. PATNA, AUG 8
  227. Manju Verma addresses a press after resigning as Bihar Social Welfare Minister over the allegations against her husband, who is accused of his links with the Muzaffarpur shelter rape case, in Patna on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-153U
  228. Manju Verma addresses a press after resigning as Bihar Social Welfare Minister over the allegations against her husband, who is accused of his links with the Muzaffarpur shelter rape case, in Patna on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-152U
  229. Manju Verma addresses a press after resigning as Bihar Social Welfare Minister over the allegations against her husband, who is accused of his links with the Muzaffarpur shelter rape case, in Patna on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-151U
  230. MUZAFFARPUR, BIHAR, AUG 8
  231. Main accused shelter home case Brajesh Thakur, after a woman allegedly threw ink on his face while he was being taken to a special POCSO court, in Muzaffarpur on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-150U
  232. Main accused shelter home case Brajesh Thakur, after a woman allegedly threw ink on his face while he was being taken to a special POCSO court, in Muzaffarpur on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-149U
  233. People gathered outside Major Kausthubh Prakash Rane house who gave his life against fights for Terrorist in Jammu and Kashmir at Hiral Sagar Building, Mira Raod in Thane on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-148U
  234. People gathered outside Major Kausthubh Prakash Rane house who gave his life against fights for Terrorist in Jammu and Kashmir at Hiral Sagar Building, Mira Raod in Thane on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-147U
  235. People gathered outside Major Kausthubh Prakash Rane house who gave his life against fights for Terrorist in Jammu and Kashmir at Hiral Sagar Building, Mira Raod in Thane on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-146U
  236. People gathered outside Major Kausthubh Prakash Rane house who gave his life against fights for Terrorist in Jammu and Kashmir at Hiral Sagar Building, Mira Raod in Thane on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-145U
  237. AHMEDABAD, AUG 08
  238. Virat Diwanji, President - Retail Liabilities & Branch Banking, Kotak Mahindra Bank announce the Bank’s fastest pace of customer acquisition & savings account growth driven by 811 and 6% interest rate, in Ahmedabad on Wednesday.UNI PHOTO-144U
  239. “Ranak Setalvad, RBM, (L-R) Virat Diwanji, President - Retail Liabilities & Branch Banking and Amul Sharma, Sr. RBM, Kotak Mahindra Bank announce the Bank’s fastest pace of customer acquisition & savings account growth driven by 811 and 6% interest rate, in Ahmedabad on Wednesday.UNI PHOTO-143U
  240. “Ranak Setalvad, RBM, (L-R) Virat Diwanji, President - Retail Liabilities & Branch Banking and Amul Sharma, Sr. RBM, Kotak Mahindra Bank announce the Bank’s fastest pace of customer acquisition & savings account growth driven by 811 and 6% interest rate, in Ahmedabad on Wednesday.UNI PHOTO-142U
  241. Virat Diwanji, President - Retail Liabilities and Branch Banking, Kotak Mahindra Bank announce the Bank’s fastest pace of customer acquisition & savings account growth driven by 811 and 6% interest rate, in Ahmedabad on Wednesday.UNI PHOTO-141u
  242. Bollywood actor and former india Rugby player Rahul Bose with World Rugby CEO Brett Gosper during unveiling of webb ellis Rugby World cup 2019 trophy,in Mumbai on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-140U
  243. Bollywood actor and former india Rugby player Rahul Bose with World Rugby CEO Brett Gosper during unveiling of webb ellis Rugby World cup 2019 trophy,in Mumbai on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-139U
  244. Manju Verma resignation only under media pressure, no action by Nitish Kumar : Maliwal
  245. Army pays tribute to soldiers martyred near LoC
  246. Srinagar, Aug 8 (UNI) The Army on Wednesday paid floral tribute to four soldiers, including an officer, who were killed in a counter infiltration operation on Tuesday near the Line of Control (LoC) in Gurez sector in north Kashmir.

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