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2. Final Round of “Pitch to MOVE”, A Mobility Pitch competition for budding start-up
3. President of India’s Greetings on the Eve of Janmashtami
4. Vice President Shri Venkaiah Naidu urges parties to evolve code of conduct for Legislators
5. PM addresses book release event to mark one year in office of Vice President Venkaiah Naidu
6. President’s greetings on the eve of Teachers’ Day
7. After 'one nation one tax', govt plans 'one nation one card' for public transport - Business Today
8. IPL: Nehra joins RCB's new coaching leadership team
9. Boat capsizes in Brahmaputra, many missing
10. JLF producer bats for creative industry, calls for infrastructure
11. Atkinson talks about his comedy partnership with Robinson
12. IFAD launches rural workers podcast for radio
13. Italy blames France for Libyan conflict
14. Any hint of dissent is frowned upon by Modi government: Shashi Tharoor
15. Assam NRC: Supreme Court defers date for receiving claims, objections
16. Freight rates dip on heavy position of trucks, reduced cargo
17. Freight rates for the nine-metric tonne pay load section for select destinations dropped by Rs 1,000 at the local truck transport market in the national capital following heavy availability of trucks and restricted cargo movements.
18. SBI Mutual Fund appoints Ashwani Bhatia as MD, CEO
19. SBI Mutual Fund Wednesday said it has appointed Ashwani Bhatia as its managing director and chief executive officer.
20. Notification for identification of wetlands issued: MoEF tells NGT
21. The Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) has informed the National Green Tribunal that it has issued a notification for identification and protection of wetlands which prohibit encroachments of any kind, waste dumping and discharge of effluents.
22. Commissioner (Investigation-Customs) post created to deal with search, seizure
23. The revenue department has created a new post of Commissioner (Investigation-Customs) to deal with policy matters related to search, seizure, and arrests, among others.
24. Govt need not respond to daily, weekly changes in oil prices: Niti Aayog
25. Niti Aayog Vice Chairman Rajiv Kumar said Wednesday the government need not respond to daily or weekly changes in the oil prices as they declined in July after showing northward movement a month ago.
26. Keen contests likely in final round of national racing meet
27. : Keen battles are expected in the fifth and final round of MRF MMSC FMSCI National Racing Championship 2018 at the MMRT track at nearby Sriperumbudur from September 7 to 9, with titles up for grabs in all categories.
28. Farmers-workers rally in national capital demanding loan waiver, min wage of Rs 18,000
29. Thousands of farmers and workers affiliated to Left-wing outfits took out a protest march in the national capital Wednesday, demanding implementation of remunerative prices for farm produce, loan waiver, labour laws and a minimum wage of Rs 18,000 a month.
30. Gur ends quiet in Delhi; rises in Muzaffarnagar, Muradnagar
31. Gur (jaggery) prices finished steady at the wholesale market in the national capital following scattered buying amid adequate stocks.
32. Hurriyat chief Mirwaiz 'shocked' at gang-rape, murder of 9-yr-old by kin
33. Moderate Hurriyat Conference chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Wednesday said the details of the rape and murder of a nine-year-old girl in Uri were "shocking and unbelievable".
34. Unicharm eyes 10% of global revenues from India by 2020
35. Japanese FMCG firm Unicharm is expecting 10 per cent of its global revenues to come from India by 2020, a top company official said.
36. Bridge collapse : Lawyer seeks HC intervention for report on condition of bridges in WB
37. A lawyer mentioned before the bench of Calcutta High Court chief justice on Wednesday the collapse of a portion of Majerhat bridge and prayed that a report be sought from the West Bengal government on the condition of all bridges in the state.
38. Farmers' rally affects traffic in Delhi
39. Traffic was affected in Lutyens' Delhi on Wednesday due to a farmers' rally, police said.
40. 3-yr-old 'raped' by teenager: Cops
41. A three-year-old girl
42. MP cabinet hikes ex-gratia to kin of deceased journalists
43. The Madhya Pradesh government Tuesday decided to increase from Rs one lakh to Rs four lakh the ex-gratia to be paid to the kin of accredited journalists in the event of the death of the scribe.
44. JSPL plans to demerge steel, power, int'l biz into three separate units
45. In a bid to reduce its around Rs 42,000 crore debt, Naveen Jindal-led JSPL is contemplating to demerge its steel, power and global business into three separate entities.
46. Year after Gauri Lankesh killing, SIT says case in final stage of inquiry
47. Activist-journalist Gauri Lankesh's murder case is in the final stage of investigation and a chargesheet will be filed in two months, a senior SIT official probing the killing said Wednesday.
48. IPS officer allegedly consumes poison, critical in UP
49. A 30-year-old IPS officer is critical after he allegedly consumed some poisonous substance here Wednesday, police said.
50. 21 people duped of Rs 1 crore on false promises of providing Railway jobs
51. A case has been registered against six people for allegedly duping 21 job aspirants of Rs 1 crore on the pretext of providing employment in the Railways, police said on Wednesday.
52. National Conference will not participate in J&K local body polls: Farooq
53. The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference will boycott the local body and panchayat elections in the state unless the Centre takes effective steps for protection of Article 35-A of the Constitution, which is facing legal challenge in the Supreme Court, party president Farooq Abdullah said Wednesday.
54. China irons out engine problems of stealth fighter jets: report
55. China has developed a new engine for its J-20 stealth fighter jets, rectifying problems like overheating of the blades and the aircraft is expected to be ready for mass production by the end of this year, a media report said Wednesday.
56. Danish police fine Turkish tourist for wearing face veil
57. Police in Denmark say they fined a Turkish tourist 1,000 kroner (USD 155) after she entered a police station to renew her visa wearing a full-face covering.
58. Survey finds Japan med schools admitting men at higher rates
59. A government survey sparked by a discrimination scandal has found most Japanese medical schools admit male applicants at a higher rate than women, prompting further government investigation.
60. Amid 'bloodbath' fears, US warns Assad against using chemical weapons
61. With the United Nations warning of a potential "bloodbath" in Syria's Idlib province, the United States has warned President Bashar al-Assad it would respond "swiftly and appropriately" if he uses chemical weapons against his own people.
62. Israel court okays demolition of West Bank village
63. Israel's top court on Wednesday upheld an order to raze a Palestinian Bedouin village in the occupied West Bank, after debating petitions challenging the decision.
64. Black woman ousts established Democrat in Boston vote
65. An African-American woman has pulled off an upset victory in a Democratic primary contest against a 10-term entrenched male incumbent in Boston, the latest sign that insurgent US candidates from the left are gaining ground.
66. Global Markets: Emerging markets and equities reel as dollar flexes muscles
67. Asia's strong jet fuel margins at risk from high cost to airlines
68. MARKET WRAP: Sensex ends 140 pts down, FMCG stocks slip; Rupee hits new low
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81. The creative industry is seeing an unprecedented growth worldwide, Sanjoy K. Roy, producer of the popular Jaipur Literature Festival, highlighted at a lecture here, but lamented that its potential is still untapped in India.
82. The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) has launched a monthly podcast for radio stations around the world to let rural communities share the experiences of workers benefitting from its projects in different continents and boost "sustainable and inclusive development".
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84. Niklas Grawe New CEO of Unique esports Venture
85. South Atlantic Inter Link Connecting Cameroon to Brazil Fully Connected
86. Over 200,000 Afghans displaced in 7 months: UN agency
87. Japan typhoon leaves trail of destruction, 9 dead
88. Italy's Defence Minister Elizabetta Trenta has blamed France for the deadly violence in Libya, claiming that when Paris pushed for military intervention in 2011 against then dictator Muammar Gaddafi it put French interests before those of the Libyan people.
89. At least nine persons have been killed by Typhoon Jebi, the worst storm to hit Japan in 25 years. It has left a trail of destruction across the west coast, hitting cities like Kyoto and Osaka.
90. TN DGP should quit: DMK MLA
91. No hatred at Kailash Mansarovar: Rahul
92. Nadal sets up semi-final clash with Del Potro (Lead)
93. PM congratulates Asiad medallists
94. Former India pacer Ashish Nehra was on Wednesday elevated as a coach, thereby inducting him into the new coaching leadership team of the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) franchise for the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL).
95. Teacher’s Day: 10 Inexpensive Ways to Impress Your Teacher
96. Hope ‘Rajma Chawal’ gets the acclaim it deserves: Amyra Dastur
97. 10 most distinguished novels of the year
98. Exercise Reduce Irregular Heartbeat Risk in Obese People
99. Nipah infections: Don’t blame the bats alone, improve public health
100. Opt for right food during monsoon
101. Pradhan seeks MCI visit to operationalise Odisha medical college
102. Tofu, Soy Milk can Boost Bone Strength in Women
103. Majority of Indians mix fats, sugars in their diet
104. Books to be read by expecting mothers
105. Asiad 2018: Amit bags gold in men’s boxing
106. UP farmer’s daughters plough field to please rain God
107. Lenovo Introduces Its Best Entertainment Tablets Yet
108. Nepal PM accorded ceremonial welcome
109. Man Found Murdered in Delhi
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111. Asiad champ confronts CM Kejriwal
112. Member of RBI's rate setting panel questions GDP growth numbers
113. So, should you fear robots or not? A look at post-AI job scene
114. Why your MF isn't exactly going great guns
115. Faulty math fuelling India's next loan disaster?
116. Long after Nirav, it's still the same old story
117. RBI's MPC member questions GDP growth numbers
118. WhatsApp rolls out second phase of radio ad campaign
119. Adil Hussain's 'What Will People Say' headed to Oscars
120. Capital is going to be a big challenge for banks: Uday Kotak
121. Crisil withdraws 'D' ratings for Reliance Infra
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123. Jobs more likely to be impacted are in service sectors such as construction, health care and business.
124. The more the number of stocks in an index, the weaker is its performance. That's the general rule.
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128. There is an acute need for caution as faulty property valuation may soon create India's next big pain point.
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130. Worst not over for Indian banks, capital is going to be a big challenge: Uday Kotak
131. NCAER business confidence index dips 12.9 per cent in July over April
132. Member of RBI's rate-setting panel questions GDP growth numbers
133. “We are still in the process of recognition of bad loans and more provisioning needed.”
134. “I have told him that the people of the state need you, and you are a fighter so stop fasting," said Uddhav
135. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath approved the implementation of the seventh pay scale at a meeting of the state cabinet chaired by him Tuesday.
136. Statistics ministry data on Friday showed manufacturing sector expanded 13.5 percent in the three months to June, driving the broader economic growth by 8.2 percent.
138. exclusive interview.Edited excerpts: What is your view on corporate governance and its implications vis-à-vis corporate India?Corporate governance is core to ensuring that companies are well run. However, we need to ensure that very fundamentals of governance like ensuring that there are no conflicts of interest, that companies govern for the entire body of shareholders and independence of independent directors is maintained. But we have to be careful. The board of directors would have independent directors, whole-time directors and non-independent directors. But finally, when the board functions as a cohesive board, it is one board. There are no three separate boards of directors. The role of the independent director is to ensure that there are no issues about conflicts vis-à-vis the executive directors or the non-independent directors. High quality corporate governance is all about ensuring that the board performs its role as a cohesive board, keeping in mind the principles of 100% of its shareholders. GDP numbers are out. Clearly once again everyone is gung-ho with the 8.1% GDP growth. How do you look at this figure? Is the best times ahead of us with the worst getting over and GDP on an upswing? Micro India, in terms of growth, is looking very good. We are seeing companies beginning to look at investment opportunities and we are seeing a certain level of spirit of growth coming back into the economy. However, global macro winds are getting tougher and we have to keep in mind whether it is global interest rates, oil prices or current account. For example, if you look at the Indian point of view, it is about the competitiveness of our exports. The size of our electronic imports is going up. Therefore, there are challenges in the external macro environment. But micro India is in a very good shape. Give us two to three things you feel the focus should be on, looking at the way global things are panning out. Rupee has been a worry because of the way it panned out in the last fortnight or so. Two things that you feel focus should be on to maintain that the momentum continues? We must work towards building a stable and a sustainable economy. While an absolute rate of growth is important, sustainability is even more important. IBC is something that we have seen panning out. There have been changes. It is a learning curve. How do you see the glass -- half full, or half empty? Where do the challenges lie? IBC has given us a very clear path for achieving resolution. The country has struggled to find an appropriate resolution mechanism and therefore I would like to congratulate all policymakers -- both government and RBI -- for having moved forward systematically in the area of IBC. We will have to see how it works for mid-sized companies where we may face the risk of a huge number of companies coming in and where there may not be adequate number of buyers. Another point we need to keep in mind is because of a very significant concentrated supply of companies which are going to go into IBC together, there could be some impact on the resolution price. Subject to these things which we need to be aware of, I think IBC is a great step forward. Is the worst over when it comes to Indian banks’ balance sheet? No. My view is that we are still in the process of recognition and there is more provisioning for the next two or three quarters for the Indian banking system. Capital is going to be one of the big challenges for many of the Indian banks and we are going through what I would call as six to nine months of serious navigation at this stage. Keep in mind simultaneously that the government securities’ yields are also moving up. We all know that foreign inflows are once again coming back to the Indian markets. How do you see this trend in the coming couple of quarters? Also, do you think the FPI jitters debate that is going on, is a matter of concern and perhaps Sebi should sort this out? While I welcome foreign investment, the challenge with foreign investment is that it has got certain negotiating leverage on the sovereign system as well. It is absolutely crucial to build up the domestic savings base simultaneously and I am not a protectionist. We must keep financial markets open for global investors to come but keep in mind that we cannot be at a point of mercy where our sovereign policies are found difficult to implement. What about the FPI circular? Is this is something where communication gap has occurred? Sebi is applying its mind. I am confident Sebi will find the right solutions and I would not worry from the point of view of policy.
139. pharma players for next 3-5 years.Edited excerpts: India is outperforming at a time when there is gloom and doom in the world. Is this outperformance here to stay and if not, do you think Indian markets will correct and by how much?India’s outperformance is likely to sustain given the weak outlook from some of the other emerging markets, especially China. In the short term, the noise around the trade wars will worsen. Deutsche’s China team has just put out a note saying that they expect the Trump tariffs to come through later this month and in that scenario, the Renminbi will weaken all the way to 7.5 next year. So, there will be more pressure on the emerging market currencies, the trade war noise will worsen and the EM outflows will continue. India will outperform in relative terms although on absolute terms, the market could still come off. If you turn that around, three-four months down the road, some of this trade war noises will cool off. India in absolute terms may do well, but in relative terms, we may underperform the other markets such as China or Taiwan or Korea, which have come off a lot more versus India this year. Those markets have come off and the valuations are cheaper over there. They could also bounce back a lot more strongly. A lot depends on how the trade wars pan out over the next few months. We think the market will continue to outperform in the EM selloff environment, partly driven by relatively strong earnings growth outlook and also given the fact that domestic flows are helping the local equity markets.In the last couple of trading sessions, the crowded groups are witnessing profit booking. Names like HDFC Bank and Kotak Bank, HUL and Britannia have started correcting. Bajaj Finance has taken it on the chin. Are you getting a sense from some of your global investors that they are a bit weary of investing in some of the safe havens? Is it time to bet on rotation, on the other end of the spectrum which is metals, corporate banks and cyclicals?I would say it is a mixed view. I do not think that is the overall view. From our perspective, we are recommending clients to take profits in consumer staples. We were overweight on consumer staples at the start of the year, but of late, we have turned negative or underweight. We are recommending an underweight stance, given the expensive valuations despite somewhat better growth prospects. On the retail oriented banks, the outlook is still good. Our view is that the liquidity environment in India will worsen in the next six to nine months. This time, the government borrowing programme is heavy in the second half. Credit growth is picking up, the rupee is under pressure and if the RBI intervenes further, it will suck out even more rupee liquidity. In such an environment, you do want to be with high CASA banks. But you are right, within the banks in particular, there is some amount of rotation underway. I would not say everybody is convinced globally. A lot of them are still sticking with the tried and tested retail banks which have performed well in the past and are not yet willing to jump the gun. They want to see a couple of more quarters of results from the corporate lenders to make sure that the provisioning pain is really behind them and there are no further negative surprises. So, there is some rotation happening there. In staples in general, we are seeing very little fresh buying. We recommend folks to take profits over there.There is a lot of chatter around the Sebi circular on FPI KYC disclosures. It was being said that it would lead to $75 billion worth of outflows. This contention was rubbished by Sebi in a statement yesterday. Is that spooking the market because what kind of outflows you are going to see is not clear and I do not think anyone can calculate that.That is a good point. Personally, I do not think the Sebi circular in itself caused that kind of selling. India was impacted by what is going on with the overall EM environment. But as far as the circular is concerned, this is not so much a Sebi-specific issue. It is related to the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). One of my colleagues at Deutsche is part of the Khan Committee. We should wait till we see regulatory response to this sort of the outcry over this circular. There is still three, four months left. I do not think we will see any changes in the circular. You could see some dilutions to begin with. So, that is point number one. Second point is I do not think you will see that much of an outflow. Most of these foreign clients say that in the worst-case scenario, they will have to restructure their FPI vehicles and appoint someone else. There will be some sort of restructuring done and they will find a way around. But it does increase the hassles for them and that is why you are seeing all these folks protesting in quite a big way. But in the end, we will get to that stage eventually. Let us give it some more time.As an investor, what do you do in the market? Brokerages seem to be voicing same concerns. This morning too some of the notes are already calling FMCG stocks â€" Britannia, Unilever extremely expensive. They are already cutting their price targets and their ratings on some of these names. Do you go out and buy this decline or do you just profit take from here? Private banks like HDFC Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, FMCG as a cluster and other consumption names have made some stupendous returns in the past one year. Our view is that in this environment, given that globally interest rates are going up â€" be it by the US Fed or ECB which will start hiking rates further and BOJ will follow. In India, we expect at least another rate hike if not two. The liquidity environment is tightening. In general, our preference is; a) Stick with the largecaps versus the small and midcaps. b), You are right that where valuations are very expensive, it is very difficult to expect a further re-rating. If anything, we should be prepared for a de-rating for the next 12 to 18 months. The focus should really be on earnings growth. Companies with strong earnings growth prospects. Even if the PE multiple comes off a little bit, you could still see positive returns from stock investments. So, focus on companies where you see strong earnings growth. We are looking at IT services. The rupee is a strong tailwind. The US economy is doing really well especially the BFSI focussed IT outsourcing companies. Second, high CASA, high growth banks which are mainly the retail banks should do quite well. The third sector that we like is the industrial sector. In India, for seven-eight years, we have not really seen strong industrial growth. We are beginning to see green shoots of an industrial revival in India. When that happens, some of these capital goods companies from a longer term horizon, will do very well over the next couple of years and earnings surprises could come through starting in FY20 onwards. The market will start discounting that a little bit in advance. We actually like the industrial goods companies. Also some of the cement manufacturers, again those who have relatively better balance sheets in particular, and that is how we are looking at this space. We are underweight on some of the more expensive FMCG companies or even pharma. We think valuations over there have not come off enough. The US FDA problems persist. There might be a temporary tailwind because of the rupee, but structurally we are a bit cautious on the US generic space. Over there, we prefer some of the Indian pharma companies or the India focussed pharma companies instead. If interest rates are likely to go higher, macro is a concern. Earnings recovery may be solid but a lot of good news is in the price and in the context of the political event which is going to be market moving in nature, why should one not go for 15-20% cash in the portfolio given the valuations levels we are at. Even if we get an earnings recovery, this market will not run up in a hurry. The downside could be large and open if anything backfires. You are right that the risks are right now more in the short-term or if you take a 3-6 month investment time horizon. You should be raising cash and from these levels it is tough to make too much upside. In fact, the Sensex target is already breached. It was 37,000. We are at 38,000 odd something. If your investment time horizon is just about the next three to six months, then you should be raising cash right now. But again, it depends on whether you have a slightly longer term investment horizon of three to five years. We think equities could still outperform fixed income and the main driver is really the earnings growth expectation.In India, in the last four-five years, the index earnings have hardly grown in single digits. For the first time, after man, many years, we are seeing an earnings growth revival. In the June quarter for example, if you strip out the financials, the Nifty index earnings were up 28% YoY in the June quarter. That rate will moderate given the high base effect but nonetheless you will still see relatively strong earnings growth in rest of FY19. Our discussions with corporates on the ground suggest that overall corporate commentary is getting better. The corporates are feeling a lot more positive. The demand environment is improving. The economy is picking up. Earnings surprises or strong earnings growth can be expected in the next couple of years. Even if you see a little bit of PE derating from a one-two years perspective, you could still make money as the earnings continue to deliver. But yes, if you have a three-month odd investment horizon, then you should be raising cash. What will you not buy for next three to five years? In general, I would stay away from companies which have weak balance sheets where there are corporate governance issues. There are structural issues in some sectors. I would be very careful in telecom. Unless these stocks come off a lot more, we would stay away from telecom. In PSU banks, a lot more needs to be done. So, stay away from PSU banks by and large. One or two the larger PSU banks might still be alright though. In pharma, we need to see valuations come off a lot more before we get excited about it. We would stay away from the US generic pharma players. There are obviously pockets of opportunities here and there but it is better to stay away from there.
140. National Conference to boycott local body and panchayat polls in J&K
141. National Conference president Farooq Abdullah said the decision of the state administration to hold urban local body polls and panchayat elections was taken in a "hurried manner"  and without taking into consideration the prevailing situation "created by the powers that be by unnecessarily fiddling with Article 35-A".
142. Activists not arrested for dissenting opinion, ‘cogent evidence’ linking them to Maoists: Maharashtra Police to SC
143. Why Dalits want to hold on to Dalit, not Harijan, not SC
144. Delhi HC to hear plea seeking deregistration of Owaisi's AIMIM as political party
145. MAC Cosmetics avoids Photoshop, releases photo of model with facial hair
146. NASA’s FOXSI mission to search Sun with X-ray vision
147. National Conference to boycott local body and panchayat polls in Jammu and Kashmir
148. JCB Literature Prize longlists this year’s ’10 most distinguished novels’
149. Rahul Gandhi in Kailash Mansarovar: There is no hatred here, Congress president tweets
150. India Inc’s hiring outlook optimistic; automation not a risk factor yet: Survey
151. Kaun Banega Crorepati 10: Participate in the game show with KBC Play Along
152. Why Dalits want to hold on to Dalit, not Harijan, not SC
153. Is rash driving worth the risk? Pune police does an experiment to show why it isn’t
154. Manto actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui: These days even rubbish films become hit
155. The doctor who became an enemy of the Syrian regime
156. Kolkata bridge collapse: Rescue operations continue at the site, Mamata Banerjee to visit at 2 pm
157. The doctor who became an enemy of the Syrian regime
158. National Conference president Farooq Abdullah said the decision of the state administration to hold urban local body polls and panchayat elections was taken in a…
159. Delhi HC to hear plea seeking deregistration of Owaisi’s AIMIM as political party
160. Muzaffarpur shelter case: Plea in SC against HC order restraining media from reporting on probe
161. Is rash driving worth the risk? Pune police does an experiment to show why it isn't
162. It is interesting to note how the difference between the two bikers was only four minutes. Stressing about the same, the tweet questions people whether rash driving is even worth it.
163. JCB Literature Prize longlists this year's '10 most distinguished novels'
164. कुलदीप यादव ने खोला राज, बताया टीम से बाहर होने पर रवि शास्त्री ने दी थी ये खास नसीहत
165. एक ‘पाककला’ जी तुम्हाला जिंकून देऊ शकते कुटुंबासह ‘गोवा ट्रिप’
166. முதன்முறையாக இந்தியாவிற்கு வரும் குத்துச்சண்டை ஜாம்பவான் மைக் டைசன்!
167. ‘മനുഷ്യനായാല്‍ തെറ്റ് സംഭവിക്കുന്നത് സ്വാഭാവികം’; പികെ ശശിക്കെതിരെ സ്വമേധയാ കേസെടുക്കാനാകില്ലെന്ന് വനീതാ കമ്മീഷന്‍
168. Happy Teachers' Day 2018 Wishes: Images, Quotes, Messages, Pictures, Status, Greeting Card, SMS, Photos, Wallpaper, Pictures
169. Happy Teachers' Day 2018 Wishes: Inspirational Quotes, Status, Messages, Images, SMS for teachers day
170. Xiaomi Redmi 6A, Redmi 6, Redmi 6 Pro India launch Highlights: Redmi 6 series launched, here are the prices
171. Xiaomi Mi Wireless Charger with 10W fast charging support launched in China
172. Facebook accuses BlackBerry of stealing voice-messaging technology
173. All Android smartphones running below Android 9 Pie vulnerable to tracking by apps: Report
174. Apple discloses minor crash involving self-driving test vehicle
175. Sebi begins recruitment drive for 120 officers
176. Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov
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178. The trunk of a tree with a wedge of bark removed. A bright blue liquid trickles out.
179. Cars in Osaka, hit by Typhoon Jebi
180. Partially collapsed bridge in Kolkata, India. Photo: 4 September 2018
181. From Kidding to the return of The Deuce and Black Earth Rising
182. Productivity hacks promise a less stressed life â€" but often deliver the opposite
183. Psychologists have compiled a list of the best study techniques
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186. Office workers
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188. The Newsroom
189. ’عمران خان سÛ' دورِ اقتدار Ú©Û' ابتدائی دنوں میں ملاقات اہم‘
190. आईनेच करवला नऊ वर्षांच्या सावत्र मुलीवर सामूहिक बलात्कार
191. Police and the CPS name two Russian nationals, saying there is "sufficient evidence" to charge them.
192. Local reports also say one person died after a section of a bridge in Kolkata crashed down.
193. A Copenhagen-based womenswear label is tackling sustainability and diversity
194. About 1.4 billion people face a range of health problems due to physical inactivity, the WHO says.
195. Two Salisbury suspects named by police
196. Stunning artworks made of light
197. The tree that bleeds metal
198. Japan typhoon leaves trail of destruction
199. Indian bridge collapse 'traps' people
200. Nine TV shows to watch in September
201. Why time management so often fails
202. The best (and worst) ways of learning
203. The Danish brand challenging mindsets
204. Lack of exercise puts one in four at risk
205. NC announces not to contest Panchayat, UBL elections in J&K
206. Sex education should be made compulsory in TN to prevent sexual abuse
207. Police cracks jawan's murder case in Poonch, two held
208. South Korean envoys meet Kim in North to prepare for third summit
209. HCC Ltd approves Rs 500 crore rights issue
210. China, Africa to build stronger community with shared future
211. Internal Sovereignty a matter of our right, says PDP
212. After upset win, Massachusetts Democrat comes out swinging at Trump
213. India firm on Iran policy, keen to 'know' from US on alternative sources of crude
214. Indigo withdraws three flights from Jammu Airport
215. PM urges sportspersons to use technology as aid to improve their performance
216. Teachers, key architects of national development: Naidu
217. Guj govt, Centre should resolve situation arising from Hardik's fast: Shatrughan Sinha
218. By Nirendra Dev New Delhi, Sep 5
219. India is firm about its policy on Iran vis-a-vis both the vexed and pressing issues of the oil import and also its nuclear programme and has time and again made its position clear that the government would take 'independent' decision on procuring oil.
220. Metro has become out of reach of common man: Kejriwal on CSE report
221. &Privé HD to premiere 'The Mentors' on Teachers Day
222. Prabhu, IATA DG discuss 'Vision 2035' to develop Aviation sector
223. Goa State Teachers Awards presented
224. Tobacco control major component of env protection efforts
225. AI changing jobs but no mass unemployment expected
226. New poster of 'Super 30' released on Teacher's Day
227. Love Sonia actors their trendy avatars for film
228. Veteran Marathi actor Shubhangi Joshi passes away
229. Mamata offers govt job to brother of Asiad Gold medal winner athlete Swapna Burman, announces to launch new sports policy
230. Wheelchair basketball camp opens in Manipur
231. HYDERABAD, SEP 5
232. - Telangana Education Minister Kadiyam Srihari addressing at the Teachers Day celebration, at Ravindra Bharati Auditorium in Hyderabad on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-44u
233. CHENNAI, SEP 5
234. National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) personnel conducting a 'Tsunami' mock drill to create awareness among people residing in the coastal areas at Marina Beach, in Chennai on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-43U
235. Expelled DMK Leader M K Alagiri with supporters during a 'Peace Rally' towards his father and former DMK President M Karunanidhi's memorial, in Chennai on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-42U
236. Expelled DMK Leader M K Alagiri with supporters during a 'Peace Rally' towards his father and former DMK President M Karunanidhi's memorial, in Chennai on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-41U
237. Expelled DMK Leader M K Alagiri with supporters during a 'Peace Rally' towards his father and former DMK President M Karunanidhi's memorial, in Chennai on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-40U
238. AGARTALA, SEP 5
239. - Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb paying floral tributes to former President of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, on the occasion of his birth anniversary celebrated as National Teachers Day, at Rabindra Satabarshiki Bhavan in Agartala on Wednesady. UNI PHOTO-39U
240. - Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb paying floral tributes to former President of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, on the occasion of his birth anniversary celebrated as National Teachers Day, at Rabindra Satabarshiki Bhavan in Agartala on Wednesady. UNI PHOTO-38U
241. - Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb paying floral tributes to former President of Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, on the occasion of his birth anniversary celebrated as National Teachers Day, at Rabindra Satabarshiki Bhavan in Agartala on Wednesady. UNI PHOTO-37U
242. BENGALURU, SEP 5
243. - Social activist Swamy Agnivesh leading a protest march to Raj Bhavan, participated by the people of the all walks of life, to mark the first anniversary of the murder of Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-36U
244. - Social activist Swamy Agnivesh leading a protest march to Raj Bhavan, participated by the people of the all walks of life, to mark the first anniversary of the murder of Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-35U
245. - Social activist Swamy Agnivesh leading a protest march to Raj Bhavan to mark the first anniversary of the murder of Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-34U
246. - Social activist Swamy Agnivesh addressing the gathering before taking out a protest march to Raj Bhavan to mark the first anniversary of the murder of Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-33U
247. - Social activist Swamy Agnivesh with others participating in a protest march to Raj Bhavan to mark the first anniversary of the murder of Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-32U
248. - Social activist Swamy Agnivesh and actor Prakash Raj with others participating in a protest march to Raj Bhavan to mark the first anniversary of the murder of Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-31U
249. - Social activist Swamy Agnivesh, student leader Kanhaiya Kumar, actor Prakash Raj and others participating in a protest march to Raj Bhavan to mark the first anniversary of the murder of Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-30U
250. - Social activist Swamy Agnivesh, student leader Kanhaiya Kumar, actor Prakash Raj and others participating in a protest march to Raj Bhavan to mark the first anniversary of the murder of Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-29U
251. - Social activist Swamy Agnivesh, student leader Kanhaiya Kumar, actor Prakash Raj and others participating in a protest march to Raj Bhavan to mark the first anniversary of the murder of Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-28U
252. - Social activist Swamy Agnivesh, student leader Kanhaiya Kumar, actor Prakash Raj and others participating in a protest march to Raj Bhavan to mark the first anniversary of the murder of Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-27U
253. BERN, SEP 5:- Members of Switzerland's main union federation SGB display a huge banner reading: "We defend wages and working conditions" during a protest in front of the seat of the Swiss federal parliament Bundeshaus in Bern, Switzerland September 5, 2018. REUTERS-27R
254. - Social activist Swamy Agnivesh, student leader Kanhaiya Kumar, actor Prakash Raj and others participating in a protest march to Raj Bhavan to mark the first anniversary of the murder of Gauri Lankesh in Bengaluru on Wednesday. UNI PHOTO-26U
255. Avoid article which undermines morale of police, DGP reacting to a TV channel report
256. Srinagar, Sep 5 (UNI) Urging media to avoid articles undermines the morale of police which has been fighting a proxy war for decades, Director General of Police (DGP), Dr S P Vaid said transfer of any officer was a routine matter and prerogative of the government.
257. The agreement, to sell Nordam's interest in the nacelle program to Gulfstream, would allow production to resume and Nordam to file reorganization plan.
258. Read More
259. Promises to minimize emissions, maximize fuel efficiency, and economy of its S-512 design.
260. NBAA joins with industry leaders to shine a light on this potential threat.
261. Notice to Pilots: Remove Pitot Tube Covers before Flight
262. ATSB advises operators that use pitot probe covers to “ensure there are rigorous processes for confirming that covers are removed before flight.”
263. Typhoon Jebi Inundates Osaka’s Kansai International Airport
264. Officials fear extended closure of island facility
265. End of the Line for the Nuclear Mirage
266. New versions of the Mi-26 heavylift helicopter and the heavily armed Mi-28 attack helicopter have appeared for the first time in Russia.
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268. Singapore Officially Unveils A330 MRTT
269. Having been in-country for two weeks, Singapore's first Airbus A330 MRTT was formally unveiled at the RSAF Day parade
270. Argus: Business Aircraft Ops Flourished in First Half
271. Total operations were up five out of six months and charter led the way, up 4.5 percent over the first half.
272. African Air Charter Outfit Adds Airvan 10 To Fleet
273. Aviaa Signs Patriots Jet as UPRT Partner
274. GWBAA Golf Tournament To Benefit CAN, Aero Club Efforts
275. Virgin Australia Signs On As Latest Boeing Max 10 Customer
276. KLM Delays First A350 Deliveries to 2021
277. Close Call for Falcon with DEF-contaminated Fuel
278. Legion Pod To Give the Eagle New Eyes
279. FIS-B Notams Not a Complete List, FAA Warns
280. Indian Navy Receives Approval for New Helicopters
281. Product Support Survey, Part 2: Avionics
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283. Gulfstream Aerospace has stepped in to rescue Nordam, the engine nacelle supplier for the Gulfstream G500 and G600 that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July. (Photo: David McIntosh/AIN)
284. Spike S-512
285. A pair of Mirage 2000Ns undertakes a final flypast at Istres on August 30. One of the aircraft wears a special scheme to commemorate the 2000N's 30 years of service. (photo: Armée de l'Air)
286. Visible features of the Mi-28NM include a longer nose and dust filters on the intake. (photo: Vladimir Karnozov)
287. Singapore’s first A330 MRTT is seen here during its formal unveiling at Tengah on September 1, painted in special markings for the RSAF 50th anniversary. (photo: Chen Chuanren)
288. Pilatus PC-12
289. According to Argus, turboprops accounted for nearly one-third of the more than 1.5 million business aircraft flights in the first half of this year. This was thanks in part to workhorses such as the Pilatus PC-12 turboprop single. (Photo: Pilatus Aircraft)
290. Airvan 10
291. African air charter company Major Blue Air is adding Mahindra Aerospace Airvan 10 turboprop singles to its fleet. (Photo: Mahindra Aerospace)
292. Spike Aerospace is working to make its Mach 1.6 business jet compliant with Stage 5 engine noise and emissions requirements. (Photo: Spike Aerospace)
293. Virgin Australia Signs On As Latest Boeing Max 10 Customer
294. KLM Delays First A350 Deliveries to 2021
295. Close Call for Falcon with DEF-contaminated Fuel
296. Legion Pod To Give the Eagle New Eyes
297. FIS-B Notams Not a Complete List, FAA Warns
298. Indian Navy Receives Approval for New Helicopters
299. New Dassault Falcons Now Come with Aircare Med Services
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301. 6 Iraqis killed in Basra protests
302. Jalaluddin Haqqani, founder of prominent Afghan armed group, dies
303. The Obama-era stereotypes still exist in the US
304. The Obama-era stereotypes still exist in the US
305. India’s August services sector activity falls from 21-month peak: PMI
306. Sensex, Nifty turn choppy on weak global cues
307. The 30-share Sensex recovered by 76.85 points, or 0.20%, to 38,234.77 in opening trade.
308. LIC board decides modalities, timeline for stake hike in IDBI Bank
309. The LIC board on Tuesday said it has taken a decision on the modalities of increasing stake in debt-ridden IDBI Bank to 51%.The process is to be comp
310. SEBI counters “preposterous” claims on foreign outflows by investor body
311. The letter written to the SEBI chairman Ajay Tyagi on August 29 has also been sent to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Ministry of Finance and the Reserve Bank of India.
312. Fuel prices touch new high on low INR
313. Petrol now costs ₹86.72 a litre in Mumbai
314. For the first time in 9 years, RBI buys 8.46 tonne of gold
315. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has bought 8.46 tonne of gold in financial year 2017-18, the first purchase of yellow metal by the apex bank in almo
316. Nala’s passion
317. A presentation of the first four scenes of Nalacharitham Day 2 had seasoned actors in full flow
318. Dharun Ayyasamy eyes medal at Asian Championships
319. The government felicitated the athletes with cash awards on Tuesday and Dharun said he wants to buy a sports bike for himself.
320. ‘Siddaramaiah paid the price for disrespecting Hindu sentiments’
321. BJP MLA Basanagouda Patil Yatnal said on Wednesday that former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah lost the Assembly election because he entered a temple af
322. Jet, set, jump
323. Stare a shark in the eye, leap off a cliff, zip across a waterfall and discover the adventurous side of South Africa
324. High five
325. Rajchetan Chilkamari, a student of Mass Communication from Kottayam, writes in his top five moviesJalsagharThis Satyajit Ray movie is about a decaden
326. US Open 2018: Nadal survives Thiem test to reach semifinals
327. Next up for the top seed is a semifinal clash with big-serving Argentine and third seed Juan Martin del Potro.
328. Bonjour! Akaroa
329. The picture-book town in South Island is probably New Zealand’s last French touch
330. Hummus by the vineyard
331. From a bus ride across Iran’s border to serving their own Persian menu in Neelangarai, it has been a long and arduous journey for these siblings
332. Ashish Nehra appointed RCB coach for new season
333. RCB Chairman Sanjeev Churiwala said Nehra and Kirsten will partner Kohli to help the team deliver better performance.
334. Bollywood on the streets of Cairo
335. Sometimes there is more to travel than merely being photographed at iconic tourist hotspots
336. Four killed as van hits crane
337. Four persons were killed on the spot and three sustained serious injuries when a Maruti Omni van in which they were travelling hit a crane y on NH 48
338. Rock of all ages
339. Trek up treacherous Madhugiri and be rewarded with a spectacular view and a quiet sense of accomplishment
340. Arrested activists are active members of CPI(Maoist), preparing for ‘armed rebellion,’ Maharashtra tells SC
341. Placing the activists under house arrest would give them time to destroy evidence and warn potential accused, says the State.
342. August services sector activity falls from 21-month peak: PMI
343. Sensex, Nifty turn choppy on weak global cues
344. Sensex recovered by 76.85 points to 38,234.77 in opening trade; NSE Nifty fell 26.15 points to 11,494.15
345. Arrested activists are active members of CPI(Maoist), preparing for ‘armed rebellion:’ Maharashtra to SC
346. Placing the activists under house arrest would give them time to destroy evidence and warn potential accused, said the State.
347. Tamilisai defends decision to file plaint against Sofia
348. Says anyone else in her place would have reacted in a worse manner
349. CM objects to Karnataka’s ‘unilateral action’ on Mekedatu
350. Says move to approach CWC over project a violation of SC verdict
351. The lessons so far are unambiguous â€" plan well, drop the unsuccessful and repeat offenders unemotionally and encourage the fighters
352. ‘What the Centre has announced as initial aid is a good amount’
353. The bedaquiline boost
354. Replacing injectables with bedaquiline will lead to improvement in treatment outcomes for patients with MDR-TB
355. Drug-resistant superbug spreading in hospitals: study
356. Three variants of the bug were found in samples from 10 countries
357. Mandsaur rape: BJP leader offers bounty to behead accused
358. Rape-murder of minor girl: 5, including step-mother, arrested in Uri
359. Madhya Pradesh: High alert ahead of bandh by upper caste groups tomorrow
360. India Inc announced M&A deals worth $34.8 billion in June quarter: EY
361. Draft bill seeks up to 5-year jail term for polluting Ganga
362. Inching towards Rs 50-crore mark, Stree enters list of most profitable films of 2018
363. Buy United Breweries; target of Rs 1730: Motilal Oswal
364. Opinion | Suresh Prabhu’s plan for 100 new airports needs a reality check
365. JSPL plans to demerge steel, power, international business into three separate units
366. OnePlus 6T retail box pictures appear on Chinese micro-blogging website
367. National Conference will not participate in J&K local body polls: Farooq Abdullah
368. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrives in Pakistan for talks
369. Tata Motors rises more than 3% as JLR UK sales in August jump 66% at 3,444 units
370. Muthoot Finance, Advanced Enzyme, Cyient, Reliance Infra top gainers among BSE 'A' group stocks
371. With car market set to triple by 2030, Maruti MD calls for auto hubs across India
372. Podcast | How Harshad Mehta crash helped Ramesh Damani develop his investing style
373. Bhima Koregaon letters can't be evidence of conspiracy till probe proves collusion between arrested activists and CPIM
374. Happy Teachers Day: The Bollywood Way With Imtiaz Ali
375. Royal Enfield Rider Mania 2018 to be held in Goa between September 16-18, registrations open
376. Gauri Lankesh Murder: A Case That Kept Police on Their Toes For a Whole Year
377. Mercedes-Benz unveils first all-electric EQC SUV to directly rival Tesla's Model X
378. L&T Finance, DB Realty, Tree House under MCA scanner over use of IPO funds
379. How Harshad Mehta crash helped Ramesh Damani develop his investing style
380. SC defers date for receiving claims, objections for Assam NRC
381. Ahead of crucial assembly polls, Congress to conduct extensive surveys before picking candidates
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387. MPC Member Questions India’s World-Beating Growth
388. Nifty Midcap Falls Over 4% In 3 Days
389. The Fab Four Stocks In Trade Today
390. Cement Prices Remain Patchy
391. Anil Ambani Group’s Debt To Fall 60% After Asset Sales
392. Shivinder Singh Sues Brother Malvinder, Breaks Business Partnership
393. When Will The Bleeding Stop In Emerging Markets?
394. The Bank Of England’s Nuclear Option For A No-Deal Brexit
395. At $1 Trillion, Amazon Is Still Not Its Stock Price
396. Facebook Accuses BlackBerry Of Stealing Voice-Messaging Tech
397. Shuli Ren
398. Ferdinando Giugliano
399. Wednesday, September, 05, 2018   03:41:55 PM
400. UP to invoke NSA for exam paper leak: Yogi
401. Singapore stocks close 1.69 pct lower
402. Nehra appointed RCB coach for new IPL season
403. Redmi 6 Pro: फुल विजन डिस्प्ले वाला रेडमी 6 प्रो भारत में लॉन्च, जानिए कीमत à¤"र फीचर्स
404. जम्मू-काश्मीरसाठी वेगळे संविधान ही एक चूक होती: अजित डोवल
405. தன்னுடைய ட்விட்டர் அட்மின் மீதே புகார் கொடுத்த பாஜகத் தலைவர்
406. Apple Watch Series 4 Release Date
407. Tesla Model 3 Production
408. Android Unlock Pattern Hack
409. Avengers 4 Spoilers
410. Netflix: Best new movies
411. iPad Pro Keyboard Case
412. Dyson Cordless Vacuum Amazon
413. iPad Pro 2018
414. Infinity War Deaths
415. True Wireless Earbuds Amazon
416. iss hole
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418. Ceramic Tableware Market Size | Global and Asia Industry Report, 2018-2023
419. Photonics Integrated Circuit (IC) Market
420. Global Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) Market Size, Revenue, Growth, Trends, Status and Forecast 2018-2025
421. Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Installation Market worth US$812.80 bn by 2024
422. Emergency Department Information System Market | Size | Analysis | Share | Outlook to 2025
423. Global Air Springs Market Analysis Revealing Key Drivers & Growth Trends through 2026
424. Reid Vapor Pressure Analyzers Market – Trends and Forecasts (2018 to 2022)
425. rahul gandhi amit shah mic silent moment
426. SC dismisses petition seeking ban on Malayalam book 'Meesha'
427. Rotary Club of Lompoc's guest is Past District Governor Deepa Willingham
428. Citrus breaks out of scoreless first half, rolls to road shutout of Hancock College women's soccer
429. Classified Flyerboard Ad
430. No More Making The Holy River Unholy: Five Years in Prison Or Rs 50 Lakh Fine For Polluting Ganga
431. Nipah infections
432. Union Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
433. Soy milk
434. Indian sweet
435. Reid Vapor Pressure Analyzers Market Share, Size and Forecast 2022
436. Combat System Integration Market
437. Global Robot Operating System (ROS) Market Expected to Reach a Value of US$ 402.7Mn by 2026
438. Gulfstream G500
439. Ron McCartney eating the ice cream in the ambulance
440. Bahar Dawood and her three children
441. Myanmar journalist Wa Lone (C) is escorted by police after being sentenced by a court to jail in Yangon on September 3, 2018
442. Typhoon in Osaka
443. Fran in the club
444. The Rochdale Canal in central Manchester
445. Craig Overton
446. In Real Life: Going to the Gym
447. Good news for job seekers as SEBI begins recruitment drive for 120 posts
448. Domestic carriers shell out 30% more on oil due to taxes, says SpiceJet CMD
449. Aramco (Saudi national oil company) offshore oil rig 'Marjan 2' in the Persian Gulf.
450. A pedestrian, left, stands in front of an electronic stock board outside a securities firm in Tokyo, Japan, on Thursday, Aug. 30, 2018.
451. How Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality And Blockchain Hold The Key To The Entertainment Industry’s Future
452. Top 5 Things To Look Out For When Choosing A PR Agency
453. Man shot and killed by security guard at south Tulsa apartment
454. VIDEO: House fire in midtown Tulsa
455. VIDEO: Security guard shoots and kills man at south Tulsa apartment
456. VIDEO: Owasso police search for attempted robbery suspect who escaped hospital
457. VIDEO: Man makes nationwide trek to spread kindness
458. Can Shivpal Yadav’s Secular Morcha Hurt BJP Or
459. RSS Is Wooing Bollywood With An Event Aimed At 'Tutoring' Them On Its
460. Here’s another headache for beaten-up auto stocks
461. This one easy change can boost your retirement savings as much as $108,000
462. Ray Dalio’s new tips to survive the next market meltdown are grounded in these career secrets
463. Pot stocks fly even higher after Cronos details ‘landmark partnership’
464. Saving a few pennies on index funds could cost you many dollars
465. Chuck Todd slams Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity for exploiting ‘older white people’
466. Why people who claim Social Security early often live to regret it
467. Trump’s silence about post-office report suggests his pricing claims proved false
468. Myanmar Jails Two Reuters Journalists Investigating Rohingya Killings
469. One Reason Democrats Are Lashing Out at the Kavanaugh Hearings
470. How to avoid the biggest 401(k) mistakes
471. European stocks drop as trade worries persist
472. Top-seeded Nadal almost needed 5 hours to win this instant US Open classic
473. A shot from the North Moulton Barn on Mormon Row in Grand Teton National Park.
474. family spends time in kitchen
475. A man and a woman in workout clothing sits on a beach talking.
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478. There's a newly discovered Amazon tribe, but here's why we're not contacting them
479. Thorin's map, from the Lord of the Rings trilogy
480. Astronaut Alexander Gerst of the European Space Agency International Space Station
481. Henry the blue jay with his friend, Alex Parker
482. Elephants gather around Paul Barton as he plays at an elephant sanctuary in Thailand.
483. angry cockroach illustration
484. largest dog breeds
485. Bird with full moon in background
486. Two Dead, 26 Missing After Boat Capsizes in Brahmaputra Near Guwahati
487. Will DMK Sack the 1 Lakh People Who Pledged Their Support to Me: Alagiri After Peace Rally in Chennai
488. Director Saves Actress From Suffering a Wardrobe Malfunction
489. Mother Teresa's 21st Death Anniversary: 10 Quotes That Will Inspire You For Life
490. In Pictures: 'Bigg Boss Season 12' Grand Launch in Goa
491. Taimur Ali Khan, Inaaya Naumi Kemmu Chilling by the Beach in Maldives is Too Cute to Handle
492. John Kelly
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496. Supreme Court, Brett Kavanaugh
497. Its always sunny
498. Jordan Belliveau, 2, yr, old, body, little, boy, found, missing, toddler, largo, Florida, mother, arrested, Charrise, Stinson
499. Homeless, man, go, fund, me, money, gone, John, Bobbitt, Kate, Mclure, mark, diamico
500. The Challenge Final Reckoning Da'Vonne Jozea
501. Ross Douthat
502. Justin Gillis
503. Black 5 45440 at the East Herts Miniature Railway
504. Palmerston & Lyd at Boston Lodge
505. Iron Man
506. Flags of Russia, EU, France and coat of arms of Nice on the city's promenade
507. Britain’s Foreign Minister, Jeremy Hunt said that a risk of a no deal Brexit is rising.
508. Clean sheet
509. A civil defence member breathes through an oxygen mask, after what rescue workers described as a suspected gas attack in the Syrian town of Khan Sheikhoun, April 4, 2017
510. Police officers stand at a cordon around a supported housing project in Salisbury after a major incident was declared
511. Rachael Bland, BBC presenter and cancer blogger, dies two days after bidding 'au revoir' to friends
512. Rachel Bland with son Freddie
513. Victoria Beckham 
514. Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn arrives at a meeting of the National Executive of Britains Labour Party on September 4, 2018
515. Lando Norris
516. A draft consultation seeks to ensure "consistent" calorie labelling for restaurants, cafes, takeaways and online delivery services
517. How the Salisbury attack unfolded and the diplomatic fallout between Russia and the West
518. Instagram stock image
519. Quaglino's today
520. Lila Dhiri, her mother and sister
521. Sir James Mirrlees
522. Jaguar F-Type R-Dynamic Convertible 380PS - jeremy taylor
523. Kelly Macdonald as Agnes in Puzzle
524. Noel, Prue and Paul with Rahul
525. Comment: Bitcoin stock image
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527. North Korea's ruling party: Sanctions aren't hurting economy
528. Ayanna Pressley beats 10-term incumbent in Massachusetts
529. Opium poppy research may produce cheap, reliable painkillers
530. Eagles set to begin title defense vs. Falcons, without QB Wentz
531. Most current, former cancer patients have strong mental health
532. LSU Tigers linebacker K'Lavon Chaisson out for season
533. 1 dead, several injured after bridge collapses in India
534. South Korean envoys leave for Pyongyang for summit preparation
535. Deadly protests in Basra, Iraq, spark curfew, probe
536. Syrian government forces attack rebel-held city
537. U.N. facilitates cease-fire for Libya violence
538. Premature detonation foils attack on U.S. Embassy in Cairo
539. Fantasy Football: Week 1 quarterback rankings
540. Arizona Gov. Ducey picks Kyl to fill McCain's Senate seat
541. Farm aid package a 'small Band-Aid on a big wound,' farmers say
542. African migrants surge at U.S.-Mexico border; Rio Grande drownings up
543. Boston City Councilwomen And House Democratic Candidate Ayanna Pressley applauds in front of her supporters during primary day on September 4, 2018 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. Pressley is campaigning for Boston's Seventh Congressional District against fellow Democrat Michael Capuano.
544. Rev. Jasper Williams, Jr. Un elenco estelar de dolientes llenó una iglesia en Detroit de oraciones y canciones para el funeral de Aretha Franklin, honrándola no solo como la Reina del Soul sino también como una buena amiga, pariente, feligresa y activista. Los invitados al templo Greater Grace el 31 de agosto, 2018, incluyeron al expresidente Bill Clinton, la ex primera dama Hillary Clinton, el reverendo Jesse Jackson y los cantantes Stevie Wonder y Smokey Robinson.
545. At water-starved Lake Mead and Lake Powell, 'the crisis is already real,' scientists say
546. One of the City's most powerful figures calls for 'fundamental reform' to the UK economy â€" after damning report on child poverty
547. Meet the Google executive who will give evidence on the giant threat facing US democracy
548. Christopher & Banks Corp. Q2 adjusted earnings Miss Estimates
549. Samsung Uses IDT's Industry-Leading Wireless Power Solutions for New Galaxy Note9 Smartphone and Galaxy Watch
550. NewDay Drives Customer Service Leadership with NICE Satmetrix NPX Voice of the Customer Solutions
551. Alarm.com to Present at the Raymond James North American Equities Conference
552. Clementia to Present at ASBMR 2018 and Upcoming Investor Conferences
553. Brown & Brown, Inc. Announces the Asset Acquisition of Finance & Insurance Resources, Inc.
554. Crescent Point Announces Strategy Update and Appointment of President and CEO
555. Coffee Pods Market Witnessing Paradigm Shift From Plastics to Compostable, Finds a New Fact.MR Study
556. ReneSola Announces Results of Annual General Meeting
557. Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc. To Participate In CL King's 2018 Best Ideas Conference
558. Corian® Solid Surface With Resilience Technology™: Setting Superior Standards of Performance in the Global Market of Solid Surfaces
559. Acorn International Reports Financial Results for the Second Quarter and First Half of 2018
560. Strategic Evaluation of Precision Medicine Market by BIS Research
561. Digital X-ray Market Worth $13.04 Billion by 2023
562. Global eSIM Market 2018-2022: Market to Grow at a CAGR of 37.5% with Gemalto, Infineon Technologies, Deutsche Telekom, STMicroelectronics & NXP Semiconductors Dominating
563. Hearts On Fire and Hayley Paige Say
564. Continental Gold Provides Construction Update
565. Dried Fruit Market to Witness Growth Owing to Rising Demand for Nutritious Food Among Consumers Till 2021 | Million Insights
566. European Shares Tumble As Trade Worries Mount
567. Taiwan's Inflation Slows In August
568. Sheryl Sandberg is Silicon Valley's golden girl, but her reputation is reportedly at risk if she doesn't fix Facebook (FB)
569. Pressure Sensor Market Worth $11.91 Billion by 2025 | CAGR: 5.0%: Grand View Research, Inc.
570. Flavors and Fragrances Market Size Worth USD 28.65 Billion By 2025: Hexa Research
571. Many Americans Would Prioritize Finances if Faced with an Advanced Stage Illness According to a New Survey
572. Fastbase Becomes #1 Business Analytics Software, Analyzing an Incredible 1.33 Billion Website Visitors Weekly
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760. Rise of frontier technologies like Artificial Intelligence has caused fears of robots taking over blue-collar jobs, but a UN expert says mass unemployment is not expected as humans still have the upper hand given their creative abilities.Ekkehard Ernst, Chief of Macro-economic policies and job unit at the UN International Labour Organization (ILO), says the manufacturing sector does not stand to profit most from AI, at least not in developed countries, and will not suffer the forecast demise.The jobs more likely to be impacted are in service sectors such as construction, health care and business."It is not so much about losing jobs but about how jobs are being transformed and employees in these sectors will add new tasks to their profile while being supported by computers and robots in others," Ernst said.The type of tasks that are being replaced by AI algorithms are routine, repetitive tasks that take a lot of time and can be more easily and more effectively performed by machines and by robots â€" leaving people to focus on interpersonal, social, emotional skills.In developing countries, the area which most stands to benefit is agriculture, Ernst said. AI is already helping farmers figure out the weather or get the latest market prices. In sub-Saharan Africa, a mobile app created in part with the UN Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) can identify crop pests such as the Fall Armyworm."What we need today is for people to get used to engaging with digital technology so they have no barriers to interacting with machines, that they speak to them, that they use them as a normal tool, as someone uses a car or an axe," said Ernst.Technological progress depends on whether consumers and firms ask for products and serves made possible by new technologies, Ernst said, adding that it means in part on whether workers have the right skills to implement the changes, and whether consumers want them.An example of a changing consumer taste is online buying. Ernst predicts that while there might be fewer brick and mortar stores, they will reinvent themselves, adding services to improve the customer experience â€" and not disappear.Historically, technological advances have created new products and markets.At the turn of the 20th century, automobiles put horse transport out of work, but created many more jobs for manufacturing and servicing of cars.More recently, mobile phone app developers became an actual job, with the creation of the smart phone which did not even exist before the 1990s.The latest study on AI from the UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA) anticipates the technology to have "profound impact" on labour markets and inequalities, but the path is not pre-ordained and can be shaped by policies at the local, national and global levels.He noted that humans may well be more productive and cheaper than machines. In addition to cheap human labour, the report also pointed to a lack of required skills, poor energy infrastructure and broadband, and transport network, as to why automation is not used on a global scale.There are also legal and regulatory issues. For AI to be deployed on a large scale in healthcare, for example, it must be decided whether the doctor or the AI will be responsible for claims of medical malpractice.The lead authors of the study conclude that the current technological breakthroughs will not only impact labour markets and income inequality, but also broader societal change. The scale of which, they said, remains unknown.They urge governments and the UN to proactively influence processes â€" expand social protections when possible and adopt appropriate and flexible regulatory and legal policies and promote national capacities to innovate."Technological progress should not be used as an excuse for policy inaction, but rather as an incentive to find better solutions," they added.
761. NEW DELHI: A handful of index stocks might have anchored the recent market rally, but they are still not on top of the minds of big mutual funds and foreign portfolio investors.The institutional categories are still light on these shares as their weightage in their combined portfolios remains low compared with the clout they enjoy in broader market indices such as MSCI India, BSE200 and Nifty50.Data showed Reliance Industries, which recently became the first listed company to claim a m-cap of Rs 8,00,000 crore or above, had a 5.7 per cent weightage in FPIs’ total equity exposure in India as of June 30.
762. In comparison, the stock had 10.6 per cent weight in MSCI India index, 8.7 per cent in Nifty50 and 6.8 per cent in the BSE200 index.In mutual fund portfolios, the RIL scrip accounted for 2.5 per cent of total equity holding, shows a study by Kotak Institutional Equities. Infosys, India’s second largest IT firm, accounts for 5.2 per cent of FPIs’ equity investments in India. The stock enjoys 5.9 per cent weightage in Nifty50 and 7.2 per cent in MSCI India index. MF holding at 4.4 per cent too lagged benchmark's. FPI holding in TCS rose in last four quarters to 4.1 per cent (as of June 30) of their total equity holding. MF holding in the stock has risen to 1.8 per cent of their total India portfolio. But that still lags 5.6 per cent weightage the stock has in MSCI India, 4.5 per cent in Nifty50 and 3.4 per cent in the BSE200 indices.Kotak Mahindra Bank and Hindustan Unilever have similar stories.This aberration was observed at a time when only 17 stocks from the Nifty50 pack and eight from the Sensex pack have outperformed the benchmark index in last one year.
763. The more the number of stocks in an index, the weaker is its performance. This, the Kotak Institutional Equities note suggests, is antithesis of investment management, which says portfolio diversification is a must to reduce risks.“The lopsided performance of the benchmark indices over the past 12 months supported by a handful of stocks and low overall positions of FPIs and MFs on these counters would suggest most actively managed funds would have trailed the market indices in performance,” it said. This may be a good wake-up call for the industry to review the relevance of the benchmarks in achieving financial security objectives of households/retail investors, the Kotak report said. Data suggests largecap mutual funds have generated 14 per cent returns in last one year compared with a 21 per cent rise in the BSE Sensex. Multicap funds, on an average, generated 10 per cent.What's driving heavyweights?The strong performance of most of the outperforming stocks reflects the market’s changed view on them, led by weak macros (IT, pharmaceuticals) and narratives (consumption stocks, RIL), the brokerage said.“The performance of the Indian market in local currency terms has been supported largely by the strong performance of IT stocks, which in turn have performed as a result of the deterioration in macros and the resultant sharp depreciation in the rupee,” the brokerage said.The BSE Sensex is up 12 per cent so far in 2018, but a mere 0.12 per cent in dollar terms.
764. By Vrishti BeniwalIndia probably overestimated manufacturing output while calculating economic growth that topped 8 percent in the June quarter, according to a member of the central bank’s rate-setting panel.The new gross domestic product series has mostly replaced the Annual Survey of Industries with corporate financial data for estimating manufacturing value added, according to an article Ravindra Dholakia, a member of the Monetary Policy Committee, co-authored with R. Nagaraj and Manish Pandya in the latest edition of the Economic and Political Weekly. This has resulted in its higher share in GDP and a faster growth rate compared to the older series, they said.Statistics ministry data on Friday showed manufacturing sector expanded 13.5 percent in the three months to June, driving the broader economic growth by 8.2 percent -- the fastest pace for any major economy. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley attributed the economy’s performance to the government’s reforms and fiscal prudence amid uncertainty spawned by the trade spat between the U.S. and China.“Does the new series represent a fuller description of the manufacturing value added, or is it an overestimation?” the authors wrote.Higher manufacturing growth rate gives “rise to serious doubts about the veracity of new estimates” and is at “variance with other macroeconomic correlates,” wrote Dholakia, an external member on the monetary policy committee and a management professor.The Reserve Bank of India has maintained its full-year growth forecast at 7.4 percent, while flagging risks from high oil prices and trade tensions turning into a currency war. The central bank increased policy rates twice since June to curb inflationary pressures.Dholakia has been advocating lower interest rates to support growth and was the only member to oppose a rate increase at the August meeting.
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