Latest News Headlines Sat Jul 28 12:29:58 IST 2018

2. NITI Aayog working to launch television channel on health - The New Indian Express
3. Haryana's Hathnikund barrage releases water, floods threaten Delhi (Lead)
4. 1,000 reunited families in US have deportation orders
5. I don't go looking for roles of strong women: Actor Rebecca Ferguson
6. Himachal roads closed due to heavy rains
7. TV director Allen Baron accused of sexually harassing assistant
8. Hanan Hamid case: Police takes suspected troller in custody
9. Make Pankaja CM for an hour to clear Maratha quota file: Sena
10. Taking a dig at Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, the Shiv Sena today said that his cabinet colleague Pankaja Munde should be made the CM for at least an hour to clear the Maratha reservation file.
11. Muslims take part in annual Kanwar Yatra from UP village to Baba Dham in Jharkhand
12. Presenting an example of communal harmony, a group of 70 kanwariyas, which include 15 Muslims, from Kushahari village in neighbouring Deoria district began their journey for Baba Dham in Jharkhand's Deoghar district.
13. Militants abduct policeman in J-K's Pulwama
14. Militants have abducted a policeman from his home in Tral area of Pulwama district in Jammu and Kashmir, police said today.
15. Delhi Finance secy expresses concern over less than 10 pc expenditure of funds by PWD
16. Delhi Finance Secretary Renu Sharma has expressed concern over less than 10 per cent expenditure of the budget allotted to the public works department in executing various government's projects in the first quarter.
17. Rain claims 33 lives in UP in 2 days
18. Sourabh, Kuhoo-Rohan enter Russia Open final
19. Former national champion Sourabh Verma stormed into his first final of the season after defeating compatriot Mithun Manjunath in straight games at the USD 75,000 Russia Open Tour Super 100 tournament here today.
20. EU to propose tough law for Google, Facebook to expunge online hate
21. Consumer ire over Big Data can hit businesses, Facebook's crash an example
22. Thailand's Supatra Dynasty - 4 Generations Of Women Running The Chao Phraya River
23. IPO Of Chinese E-Commerce Firm Pinduoduo Mints New Young Billionaire
24. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - blog - Position 3 - On A Bad Day For Facebook Stock, Mark Zuckerberg's Net Worth Plunges $15.4 Billion
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38. RIL's Q1 net at Rs 9,459 cr up 4.47% on robust petchem growth
39. ICICI Bank's Q1 standalone net loss at Rs 120 cr on higher provisioning
40. Reliance Jio posts Rs 612 crore profit in Q1
41. India's Forex reserves inches-up by over $67 mn
42. RILs Q1 net at Rs 9,459 cr up 4.47% on robust petchem growth
43. ICICI Banks Q1 standalone net loss at Rs 120 cr on higher provisioning (Second Lead)
44. Indias Forex reserves inches-up by over $67 mn
45. Negative Criticism is good Publicity: Taapsee Pannu
46. Taapsee talks tough on work experience with Big B & Rishi
47. Bwood Congratulates Imran Khan, wishes good relations with Pakistan
48. Rajkummar-Shraddha share GHOST STORIES from Stree sets
49. Saheb, Biwi Aur Gangster 3 Public REVIEW | Does Dutts Goon image pass after Sanju
50. Meghna Gulzars Next film on Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw
51. Im different from my GOON ROWDY Image: Sanjay Dutt clarifies
52. Kareena in 30kg Golden Lehenga Feels Glamorous | ICW 2018
53. Stree TRAILER | Shraddha assure Mard Ko Dard Hoga
54. Aanand L. Rai wants to spread happiness b/w India-Pakistan & India-China
55. Trump denies advance knowledge of son's meeting with Russian
56. Tweets could be reliable indicator of air quality during wildfires
57. Trump open to visiting Moscow, White House says
58. Around 1,000 families who were reunited after being separated as part of the US administration's approach to undocumented immigrants have standing deportation orders, the government has said.
59. India's 1st Apache, Chinook choppers complete inaugural flights: Boeing
60. Karunanidhi shifted to Kauvery Hospital after his BP dipped (Lead)
61. With heavy rains continuing in neighbouring Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, authorities in Haryana's Hathnikund barrage on Saturday released excess water into the Yamuna river, posing a flood threat to New Delhi.
62. Rebecca Ferguson feels lucky that "men write incredible roles" for her. But the actress says she doesn't go looking for "strong roles".
63. With heavy rainfall continuing, most roads in Himachal Pradesh remained closed to traffic on Saturday, stranding travellers and commuters. The worst affected were Sirmaur and Kullu districts.
64. Delhi achieves surplus rainfall following two days of showers (Lead)
65. Following incessant showers over the past two days, the national capital has achieved surplus rainfall this year of around 13 per cent, according to Indian Meteorological Department (IMD).
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96. Banning lead shot: Good for birds & people
97. Vivo ‘NEX S’ to launch in India on July 19
98. Russia can help India in nuclear medicine, says Indian expert
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106. Blood moon dazzles star gazers
107. Imran Khan is the new Pakistan PM
108. Google Cloud Next: Docs get Grammar check; more power to C-suite users
109. Changing Pak’s path won’t be easy for Imran Khan
110. Why India's high and mighty like Golden Retrievers
111. Generalist techies, your days are numbered now
112. Samsung all set to take over India next week with new Galaxy smartphone
113. Next-gen pictures to get more vivid: Nikon is working on full-frame, mirrorless camera
114. Now, watch videos together in real time with Facebook's new feature
115. Vivo Nex review: Unhindered and futuristic
116. Acer launches new gaming notebook 'Predator Helios 500' at Rs 2 lakh
117. CBS chairman Leslie Moonves accused of sexual misconduct
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119. Dark urine, nausea, abdominal pain? Get checked for hepatitis, it is more dangerous than you think
120. Ileana D'Cruz gets candid with fans, says she has been criticised for body type
121. A better tomorrow: Rishi Kapoor praises Imran Khan, hopes for improved Indo-Pak ties
122. What Pakistan teaches India: A good decade or two do not guarantee smooth path to development
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124. Content moderation: In a bid to curb hate spe...
125. Visitor stream continues to meet Karunanidhi
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127. Pepsi sues Facebook, Twitter over Kurkure posts
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130. Amazon, Flipkart plan bigger delivery from top campuses
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132. Content moderation: In a bid to curb hate speech, Facebook doubles team size to 7,500 reviewers
133. Stay away from fake tanning products: They don't help prevent skin cancer
134. A shift is becoming evident in IT hiring. Firms now prefer only those who fit in their new business model.
135. Google said its Drive will soon reach over 1 billion users, becoming the tech giant's 8th product to cross the mark.
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137. Khan offered simplistic solutions to complex issues, as if everything would fall in place once he becomes the PM.
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139. Pepsi sues Facebook, Twitter, HC orders posts to be taken down that allege Kurkure contains plastic
140. Glenn McGrath sees playing James Anderson as key
141. Visitor stream continues as Karunanidhi remains in intensive care
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143. PepsiCo in its suit claimed that videos/posts made false claims that the snack had inflammable plastic.
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148. What went wrong for Pakistan? In his fine new book, Reimagining Pakistan, the scholar-diplomat Husain Haqqani goes where Imran Khan fears to tread.
149. The Yamuna river's water level in Delhi crossed the warning mark of 204.83 metres by 10 a.m. Wwater level will increase further" but there is "no danger" right now," said an official.
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153. Visitor stream continues to meet KarunanidhiTamil Nadu Governor Banwarilal Purohit had arrived at Kauvery Hospital around 10 a.m. on Satuday, around nine hours after the hospitalisation.
154. View: What Pakistan teaches IndiaWhat went wrong for Pakistan? In his fine new book, Reimagining Pakistan, the scholar-diplomat Husain Haqqani goes where Imran Khan fears to tread.
155. The domestic equity market witnessed a euphoric rally, albeit a fractured one, in recent times. The Sensex settling above 37,000 and the Nifty topping 11,250 in a first bore the tell-tale signs of a growing market clout. Let's check out stocks that look good on technical charts for week.
156. Tamil Nadu Governor Banwarilal Purohit had arrived at Kauvery Hospital around 10 a.m. on Satuday, around nine hours after the hospitalisation.
157. What went wrong for Pakistan? In his fine new book, Reimagining Pakistan, the scholar-diplomat Husain Haqqani goes where Imran Khan fears to tread.
158. On Friday, July 20, Twitter user Nikhil Jois received a mail from Twitter notifying that his account information is being submitted to the court for legal process because of his tweet from June 2015 : “Also… did you try burning Kurkure? It has pla” from his handle @nikhiljoisr. Like Jois, hundreds of social media users in India are being notified that their account details is being submitted to the Delhi High Court over an ongoing civil suit in which PepsiCo is suing platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and Instagram. On June 1, PepsiCo India sued multiple American technology platforms claiming Rs 2.1 crore in damages for permitting the circulation of ‘defamatory and disparaging’ content against its Kurkure brand. PepsiCo in its suit claimed that videos/posts on social media made false claims that the snack contained inflammable plastic and was unsafe for human consumption. “From what I understand, Pepsi has an issue with people talking about something that they have attempted to disprove multiple times,” said Jois, one of the users who was notified of the submission of account details to the court.“My tweet didn't even say plastic, it just says ‘pla’. Many of us joke about kurkure and plastic. To me it looks like a frivolous attempt at bringing up something the from the past.” Jois is currently not seeking any legal help in this matter. The consumer brand submitted that despite having prior knowledge of the false contents, the social media companies’ refusal to take down the video/post without a court order caused negative engagement on social media, resulting in loss of reputation and goodwill.On Monday, the court directed the social media platforms to submit the account details of individuals who had posted/shared disparaging content about Kurkure in a “sealed envelope” to the court. Though it is not clear what 'account details' will be shared, it could encompass the archive of posts, handle, phone number, age, email address and the like of the user. The defendants have four weeks to remove all flagged content and provide the account details. The next hearing is on November 14, 2018.YouTube has said that it has disabled all the identified URLs, while Facebook and Twitter have not confirmed the content has been taken down.PepsiCo submitted a detailed list of all the links hosting the impugned content to the court. On Facebook alone, it submitted 3,412 links and 20,244 posts, while Twitter, Youtube and Instagram had 562, 242 and 6 links, respectively.Another Twitter user Srishti, received a similar email from Twitter about a tweet from 2015 when she had joked about Kurkure being used for plastic surgery. “It was a harmless joke,” Srishti said. Upon hearing the matter on June 1, the Delhi High Court ordered the companies to block URLs, weblinks, comments and other contents that were disparaging to Kurkure. PepsiCo said that by not removing the video/posts the social media platforms were complicit in the loss of reputation and goodwill, indirectly amounting to encouraging the offender to post such defamatory content on their websites.However, Section 79 of the IT Act is the safe harbour for intermediaries like Facebook and others that do not make platforms liable for any third-party information, data, or communication links made available. “Facebook and others have followed the law by asking for a court notice to take down content,” said Anirudh Rastogi, lawyer at TRA law, a technology law firm. But, under the exception of Section 79, “PepsiCo might argue that since (the defendants) had taken down similar content back in 2013, and that there were several complaints made later on, why did they (social media platforms) refuse to take down similar content asking for a court order.“In asking for the court order, Facebook is relying on Shreya Singhal judgement in 2015 relating to restriction on online speech. which revokes the power of the intermediality to block or decide what is right and wrong.”Facebook and YouTube responded that they had abided by the law in seeking the court order. A YouTube spokesperson said: “As per the Supreme Court's order passed in Shreya Singhal case for an intermediary the “actual knowledge” under Section 79(3) of the IT Act is only attributable through a court order and/or a notification by the appropriate Government or its agency and does not refer to knowledge acquired by way of a complaint by the third parties.”“The immediate cause of action for filing the present suit arouse in the month of May 2018 when the Defendants refused to remove/block the video despite plaintiff's (PersiCo) complaints,” PepsiCo said in its suit.The issue first arose in October 2013, when PepsiCo came to know about videos in which Kurkure was being burnt along with claims that it contained plastic. When this was reported by Pepsico, on October 10, 2013 Facebook removed the content.In the period between 2013 and 2017, Pepsico ran multiple campaigns to correct the claims. Recently, in 2018, when Pepsico again asked companies to take down the “disparaging” content, the defendants asked PepsiCo to obtain a court order to do so.
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Breaking News : Latest News Headlines Sat Jul 28 12:29:47 IST 2018

2. NEWS ON AIR
3. Domestic stocks hit fresh lifetime highs
4. Sensex ends at fresh lifetime high
5. Govt considering formulation of Retail Policy for balanced growth of trade: Prabhu
6. Banks, FIs sign inter-creditor pact to speed up resolution of stressed assets: Piyush Goyal
7. 15th Finance Commission led by Chairman N.K.Singh in Gujarat on 4-day visit
8. India Inc hails GST Council's decision to allow quarterly return filing
9. RBI to issue new 100 Rupee notes with motif of 'Rani Ki Vav'
10. India fastest growing economy in Asia; on track to meet FY18 target: ADB
11. ONGC board approves exiting Pawan Hans, to sell 49% stake
12. Govt hikes sugarcane price by Rs. 20 per quintal to Rs. 275 rupees
13. Sensex surges over 100 points up; Nifty rises 39 points to 11,047
14. Wholesale inflation rises to 5.77% in June on increasing prices of vegetables, fuel
15. Russian President Vladimir Putin says he is ready to travel to Washington
16. US, India working together 'hand in glove' ahead of 22 dialogue
17. Syrian Kurdish-backed council holds talks in Damascus
18. Saudi Arabia halts oil exports in Red Sea lane after Houthi attacks
19. UN at risk of running out of cash: UN Chief Antonio Guterres
20. Pakistan: Election Commission issues results for 250 out of 270 contested seats of National Assembly
21. Pakistan polls 'stolen', results 'tainted & dubious': Former PM Nawaz Sharif
22. US: Two radio hosts apologise on Turban Man comment
23. IMF warns China against aggressive economic stimulus
24. US Congressional panel passes crucial bill on Tibet
25. Aircraft carrying remains of fallen US service members departs N Korea: White House
26. UK court rejects Vijay Mallya's attempt to appeal against verdict favouring Indian bank to recover their funds
27. PM Modi to share his thoughts in 'Mann Ki Baat' on All India Radio at 11 tomorrow morning
28. World witnessed longest Lunar eclipse of the century
29. Heavy rain wreaks havoc across North India; In Uttar Pradesh, at least 30 people killed
30. Centre seeks dismissal of pleas seeking automatic annual revision of pension of ex servicemen; tells SC that it taken policy decision on implementation of OROP
31. National Viral Hepatitis Control Programme to be launched today
32. PM to attend several programmes on Urban Development in Lucknow today; also to interact with beneficiaries of PMAY from every state
33. Truckers call off their nationwide strike; Govt to constitute committee to facilitate expeditious resolution of transporters' demands
34. PM Modi returns home this morning after concluding his 5-day visit to Africa
35. Supreme Court slams SIT for delay in probing cases of Manipur encounters
36. Guru Purnima being celebrated today
37. Govt allows sugar mills to manufacture ethanol directly from sugarcane juice
38. SC directs Centre, States to provide time schedule for filling up vacancies of Information Commissioners
39. Russian Open: Sourabh Verma to clash with Mithun Manjunath in all-Indian Men's Singles semi-final
40. Indian women's compound archery team creates history ahead of Asian Games
41. Women's Hockey World Cup: India lose 0-1 to Ireland
42. World Junior Squash: India to meet Pakistan in pre-quarterfinal in Chennai
43. Pavard's stunning strike against Argentina voted best goal of FIFA World Cup
44. Women's Hockey World Cup: India to clash with Ireland in their second group game in London
45. Pawan Shah smashes second highest individual score in Under-19 internationals
46. Russian Open Badminton tournament: Five Indian shuttlers progress to the second round of men's singles
47. Dhanvir, Priya set meet records in National Youth Athletics Championships
48. Govt selects 734 athletes for Khelo-India scholarships
49. India bags 8 medals including two gold at Jr Asian Wrestling Ch'ship
50. Hockey: India beat New Zealand 4-0 in final Test
51. Maharashtra CM convenes meeting of leaders of all parties in Mumbai today
52. DMK President M Karunanidhi admitted to Kauvery hospital in Chennai
53. Assam CM reviews law & order situation ahead of publication of National Register of Citizens draft on Monday
54. J&K: One killed, six injured in old shell blast accident in Arnia sector along Indo-Pak International Border
55. Heavy rains lash in Himachal Pradesh
56. UP govt handed over Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority's multi-crore scam to CBI
57. Nitish Kumar recommends CBI inquiry into alleged exploitation of 29 minor girls at shelter home in Muzaffarpur
58. Maharashtra: Internet services in Navi Mumbai township suspended
59. 26th batch comprising of 667 Amarnath pilgrims leave Bhagwati Nagar Yatri Niwas Base camp Jammu
60. MHA asks Assam govt, neighbouring states to ensure law and order ahead of Draft NRC publication
61. Hardik Patel, aides gets two-year jail term in Visnagar rioting case
62. HC sets aside order discharging Maran brothers in telephone exchange case
63. Data protection: Justice BN Srikrishna committee submits report to Ravi Shankar Prasad
64. PM Modi calls for investment in digital infrastructure
65. HRD Minister calls for increasing Gross Enrollment Ratio from 26% to 40% per cent
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67. The Minister of State (I/C) , Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore addressing on Dr. Rajendra Prasad Memorial Lecture, organised by the All India Radio, in New Delhi on November 30, 2017
68. The Minister of State (I/C) Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore addressing the delegates of 15th Asia Media Summit, in New Delhi on May 11, 2018.
69. Launching of New Website of PAO (IRLA) for Gr.A Officers of Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
70. Deputation of IIS officers for attending the phase-IV training programme of cadre training policy for IIS offciers in University of California, Berkeley, USA(4th batch) from 6th-14th August,2018(excludingjourney time).
71. Operational Private FM Radio channels as on 23-07-2018
72. Rescheduling of Open House Meeting for the month of July, 2018
73. Seeking comments/views/suggestions on the draft proposal for amendment of Recruitment Rules of Indian Broadcasting (Engineers) Service
74. transfers/postings in Senior /Junior Grade of IIS Group B officers
75. transfer/postings of Senior Administrative Grade officers of IIS Group A
76. Online generatjion and recording of APAR on SPARROW for IIS for the year 2017-2018
77. grant of financial up-gradation under MACPS to Senior Grade of IIS Group 'B'officers
78. Nomination of 22 IIS officers for the Foreign Component of the Phase-IV Trainig(4th batch) in University of California (UC), Berkeley, USA during 6th - 14th August, 2018 under MCTP of the cadre trainig policy for IIS Officers- reg.
79. Complete details of DSNG/SNG Vans
80. promotion of SAG officers of IIS Group A to Selection Grade in the HAG pay scale
81. Operationalisation Status of Pvt FM Radio Channels auctioned in batch 2 FM Phase III
82. Tender regarding file stiching / binding , spiral binding, photocopy , set making etc
83. Minutes of 37th Open House Meeting
84. promotion of Junior Grade officers of IIS Group A to Senior Grade Group A on regular basis
85. DEPwD takes initiative of verification audit of accessibility features in 70 Railway Stations
86. The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, will visit Lucknow on 28th and 29th July.
87. PM's address at BRICS Outreach dialogue in Johannesburg, South Africa
88. IAS Officers of 2016 batch call on the President
89. Sindhudurg Airport nearing completion
90. ECI Announces Bye-Election Schedule for Ranikor Assembly Constituency in Meghalaya
91. PM greets people on Guru Purnima
92. Address by the Hon’ble President of India Shri Ram Nath Kovind on the Occasion of Dedication of a Medical College and Hospital to the Nation in Jagdalpur
93. President of India Dedicates a Medical College and Hospital to the Nation in Jagdalpur; Says in Development of Rural and Tribal Areas Lies the Development of India
94. Minister of Railways Inducts Five New Track Maintenance Machines for State of the Art Track Maintenance on Indian Railways
95. Guru Purnima being celebrated today
96. Govt allows sugar mills to manufacture ethanol directly from sugarcane juice
97. Data protection: Justice BN Srikrishna committee submits report to Ravi Shankar Prasad
98. SC directs Centre, States to provide time schedule for filling up vacancies of Information Commissioners
99. HRD Minister calls for increasing Gross Enrollment Ratio from 26% to 40% per cent
100. Assam CM reviews law & order situation ahead of publication of National Register of Citizens draft on Monday
101. UK court rejects Vijay Mallya's attempt to appeal against verdict favouring Indian bank to recover their funds
102. PM Modi calls for investment in digital infrastructure
103. Centre asks CBI to investigate UK based firm Cambridge Analytica for illegally obtaining data of Indians
104. Lok Sabha passes Trafficking of Persons Bill, 2018
105. PM Modi to visit Lucknow on 28th and 29th July
106. Jammu & Kashmir: Bank loot attempt foiled in Kulgam
107. 15th Finance Commission Chairman holds productive meeting with NITI Aayog Chairman & CEO
108. Guru Purnima being celebrated across country
109. J&K: One killed, six injured in old shell blast accident in Arnia sector
110. Union HRD Minister releases the AISHE Report 2017-18
111. Strict action on human trafficking in garb of NRI Marriages
112. Arun Jaitley:GST on cement, ACs and TVs likely to be cut
113. PM Modi participates in the BRICS-Africa outreach
114. India hands over cheque of 2.1 billion Nepalese rupee to Nepal
115. HMIB inaugurating Instagram Workshop for Better Government Communication in New Delhi
116. Extension of Due Date for filing of Income Tax Returns
117. Mahila Shakti Kendra Scheme to empower rural women through community participation
118. Many measures in to check cyber crimes against women: Dr. Virendra Kumar
119. A total Fund of Rupees 282 Crores spent on Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) Scheme in the last 3 years.
120. Government has launched Samagra Siksha to treat school education holistically without segmentation from pre-school to Class XII - Shri Prakash Javadekar
121. Kargil Vijay Diwas Celebrations-2018
122. Government adopts multi-pronged strategy for overall development of tribal people living across the country
123. PM's address at the plenary session of 10th BRICS summit in Johannesburg, South Africa
124. 1000 Cr. Grant will be given only to Public Institutions under Institutes of Eminence tag- Shri Prakash Javadekar
125. Water storage level of 91 major reservoirs of the country goes up by nine percent
126. National Viral Hepatitis Control Programme to be launched
127. 'Blood moon' dazzles skygazers in century's longest eclipse
128. Disaster-hit Japan braces for powerful typhoon
129. Ground Report: Cities closer to villages with Gram Sadak Yojana
130. Chinese Ambassador to India meets Prasar Bharati Chairman
131. PM Modi to launch various projects in Lucknow
132. Nepal: 7 killed, 17 injured in truck-bus collision
133. Two Indians among 2018 Ramon Magsaysay Award winners
134. Lok Sabha passes Human Trafficking Bill; Rajya Sabha discusses Fake News
135. GROUND REPORT: Modi Govt's Soil Health Card Scheme benefits farmers in big way
136. Deadline for filing individual I-T returns extended till August 31
137. Pakistan Polls: Imran Khan on way to open PM's innings
138. Underground lake found on Mars, raising possibility of life
139. Gene that drives arthritis severity identified
140. Heavy Rain cripples normal life in National Capital Region
141. Ground Report: PMKVY provides job-oriented professional training to tribal youth
142. New tool can predict where crime may occur before it happens
143. Pakistan polls: PML-N alleges rigging, EC rejects claim
144. Toll in Greek wildfires rises to 79 amid search for survivors
145. BRICS focuses on 4th Industrial revolution; PM Modi holds Key Bilateral Meetings
146. Kargil Vijay Diwas: Nation salutes its Bravehearts
147. Gujarat court sentences Hardik Patel and two aides to two years in jail
148. 7 lakh 43 thousand jobs created in May : EPFO
149. Parliament passes Fugitive Economic Offenders Bill 2018
150. VVPATs to be delivered within time required for pre-poll preparations: ECI
151. Mbappe and Salah shortlisted for FIFA player of the year award
152. Raging wildfires kill at least 74 in Greece
153. Jammu & Kashmir: Two terrorists gunned down in Anantnag
154. President Kovind in Chhattisgarh; interacts with farmers and SHGs
155. Ground Report: Women-run sanitary unit a boon due to Livelihood Mission
156. On Day 2 of Kargil Vijay Diwas, 1999 war strategy discussed
157. Pakistan Elections: Early trends put PTI ahead of PML-N
158. Kargil Vijay Diwas: A grateful nation pays homage to its bravehearts
159. Mob lynching incidents should not be politicized: HM Rajnath Singh
160. Loans and deposits of Indians in the Swiss Bank decreased by 34.5%
161. Nepal: Camp office of Indian Embassy in Biratnagar to be shut down from August 1
162. North Korea begins dismantling nuclear and ballistic missile facilities: Analysis
163. HM Rajnath Singh inaugurates 3-day National Traders' Conclave
164. Productive Monday in both the Houses of Parliament
165. Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses Uganda's Parliament
166. Why are Taiwan’s friends vanishing?
167. Why it is difficult to regulate 3D-printed guns
168. Why does Japan have so much plutonium?
169. What’s at stake in Pakistan’s election
170. What is a heat wave?
171. Why the Taj Mahal is changing colour
172. Why STDs are on the rise in America
173. How Ethiopia and Eritrea made peace
174. What is happening in Nicaragua
175. What sovereignty means for America’s Indian tribes
176. Why Japan is going to accept more foreign workers
177. The enduring influence of the Czech Republic’s communists
178. How England surprised everyone at the World Cup
179. What are “predatory” academic journals?
180. If France’s reforms succeeded
181. Suppose France’s president manages to transform his country and his continent
182. If Thailand had a reformed monarchy
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184. If Donald Trump won a second term
185. His opponents dreamed of impeaching Donald Trump
186. If borders were open
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188. If a universal basic income took off
189. Fears that smarter machines will threaten jobs and stability have led some to suggest that government should give a basic income to all. Suppose the idea spreads
190. If blockchains ran the world
191. The trust business is little noticed but huge. Startups deploying blockchain technology threaten to disrupt it
192. If advisers followed a fiduciary rule
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194. If governments did not exist
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196. If Britain became Singapore-on-Thames
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198. If human cloning happened
199. It started with sheep. Suppose cloning became routine for people
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226. Might future law-school graduates look to machines rather than the judges
227. If the ocean was transparent
228. The ability to peer unhindered into the deep would reveal a host of wondersâ€"and have huge practical consequences
229. If everyone had a personal drone
230. What if Germany had not reunified
231. Joining East and West together within NATO and the European Union was the worst option
232. If Hillary Clinton is president
233. She won the election by leaning right on national security and left on the economy. Now comes the fallout
234. If Russia breaks up
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236. If a NATO member comes under attack
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245. Slower growth - disaster or blessing?
246. If the rich world aimed for minimal growth
247. If Africa banks its demographic dividend
248. The difference economic reforms could make for Africa
249. If autonomous vehicles rule the world
250. Overturning industries and redefining urban life
251. If an asteroid heads for Earth
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253. If India’s monsoon fails
254. A more erratic rainy season in India could lead to mass famine. But there are ways to avoid such a disaster
255. If every woman has a smartphone
256. Smartphones could transform women’s lives
257. If malaria drugs stop working
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259. What if Mao Zedong’s Communist Party had lost the Chinese civil war to Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist Party?
260. How fiction paints histories of the future
261. New Inscribed World Heritage Properties by UNESCO in 2018
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268. North Eastern Council Repositioned in 2018
269. UPSC Preliminary Exam Dates
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271. Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System in News
272. Socio Economic Survey on Drinking Water and Sanitation
273. India-UN Development Partnership Fund
274. WTO Setup Panel on Alleged Export Subsidies by India
275. European Union Film Festival in India
276. Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojna
277. National Geoscience Awards 2018
278. Four Countries to Graduate From ‘Least-Developed’ Status
279. Davos Declaration and Concept of Baukultur
280. Trade Facilitation Agreement Marks First Anniversary
281. ‘Industrial Way Forward Agreement’ on Nuclear Reactor
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351. PM lays Foundation Stone for Poorvanchal Expressway in Azamgarh
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353. PM, South Korean President, inaugurate mobile manufacturing facility in Noida
354. PM lays foundation stone for urban infrastructure projects in Jaipur
355. PM dedicates, lays foundation stone for key projects in AIIMS
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375. PM congratulates the President of India on completing one year in office
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378. PM gifts cows to villagers at Rweru Model Village, as part of the Rwandan Government’s Girinka Programme
379. PM’s Press statement during his state visit to Rwanda
380. PM’s address at the inauguration of the iCreate Center at Deo Dholera Village in Ahmedabad
381. PM’s address at public meeting on the occasion of commencement of work for the Rajasthan Refinery at Pachpadra, in Barmer, Rajasthan
382. PM’s Remarks at the India-Israel Business Summit
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398. Important activities of Department of Social Justice and Empowerment during June, 2018.
399. Application are invited for filling up of the post of Associate Professor in the Dr. Ambedkar International Centre, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, New Delhi, on deputation basis (including short term contract).
400. Important activities of the Department of Social Justice and Empowerment during May, 2018.
401. Final Result of National Overseas Scholarship (NOS) for the Selection Year 2017-18.
402. Vayoshreshtha Samman 2018 (National Awards for Senior Citizens) - Notice regarding extension of closing date for receipt of nominations.
403. Invitation of Applications for the National Awards for Outstanding Services in the field of Prevention of Alcoholism and Substance (Drug) Abuse, 2018 in the category of Best Panchayati Raj or Municipal Body
404. Important Activities of Department of Social Justice and Empowerment during April, 2018
405. Engagement of Consultant on Temporary Contract Basis for Six Months in the Dr. Ambedkar National Memorial(DANM), 26, Alipur Road, New Delhi.
406. Advertisement Inviting Nomination for Vayoshreshtha Samman-National Award 2018.
407. Proforma of Nominations for Vayoshreshtha Samman - 2018.
408. Labour Ministry Invites Constructive Inputs and Suggestions from all CTUs in Stakeholders Consultation Workshop on Draft Social Security Code
409. Providing Safety and Protection to Women Workers in Both organised and Unorganised Sectors
410. Employment Generation and Improving Employability is the priority of The Government
411. 11,30,840 Permanent employees in PSUs
412. Government Committed for Welfare of 5 Crore Building and Other Construction Workers
413. Improving Employability has been the priority concern of the Government
414. Salient features for proposed National Policy for Domestic Workers
415. Modernisation of Employment Exchanges
416. Rehabilitation of bonded labour
417. Social Security Schemes
418. Eradication of Child Labour
419. Creating credible data on Inter-State Migrants
420. Shram Suvidha Portal
421. Memorandum of Understanding between DGFASLI and GMB for improving working conditions in the ship recycling yards at Alang
422. Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) â€" May, 2018
423. Many Key Decision taken in 222
424. Government Takes Measures to Bring More Transparency In Employment Related Data Releases
425. Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) - April, 2018
426. 174th meeting of ESIC held yesterday in New Delhi
427. EPFO Introduces ‘View Pension Passbook’ Service for the pensioners through Umang App
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429. 15th Finance Commission Chairman holds productive meeting with NITI Aayog Chairman & CEO - Doordarshan
430. Niti Aayog in talks with water ministry - The Asian Age
431. Over 500 govt schemes under DBT: Niti Aayog CEO - Times of India
432. Niti Aayog's role shrinks, sees 87 per cent fall in outlay - The Asian Age
433. NITI Aayog mulls using PSUs' CSR funds on 'aspirational districts ... - Hindu Business Line (satire) (press release) (blog)
434. India Ranked Very Poorly On Human Development Index: NITI ... - NDTV
435. CPSEs should pool CSR funds for development of aspirational districts: Niti - Economic Times
436. #DealsRoundUp: NITI Aayog to Fund 80 Incubation Centers, iPhone Assembler Wistron to Invest Rs 3000 Cr in ... - BW Businessworld
437. India ranked 'very poorly' on human development index: NITI Aayog - Business Standard
438. NITI Aayog working to launch television channel on health - The New Indian Express
439. Need for an Aluminum Policy in India
440. Breathe: An Action Plan for Combating Air Pollution - Consultation Paper
441. Composite Water Management Index - June 2018
442. Concept Note on Rationalisation of Trade Margins of Medical Devices - Date Extended
443. Discussion Paper on National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence
444. Selected Best Practices In Water Management
445. A Note on Free Trade Agreements and Their Costs
446. Task Force on "Biomass Management
447. Aspirational Districts Baseline Ranking, March 2018
448. Sampark: Reaching out through school student helpline in Odisha
449. Saakshar Bharat: Sustaining and enhancing efforts in adult education in Andhra Pradesh*
450. Pota Cabins: Residential schools for children in LWE-affected areas of Chhattisgarh
451. Migration Card and Migration Monitoring Software: Tracking and educating migrant children in Gujarat
452. Pratibha Parv: Strengthening quality of education in government schools of Madhya Pradesh
453. Avadi Sewage Treatment Plant: Sustainable off-grid sewage treatment in Chennai
454. SAFAR: System of Air quality Forecasting And Research in metropolitan cities like Delhi
455. Sustainable Plastic Waste Management Plan: Defending the fragile ecosystem of Himachal Pradesh
456. Lake Restoration: Two successful models of lake restoration in Rajasthan (Mansagar) and Karnataka (Kaikondrahalli)
457. Mazhapolima: Ensuring water security through participatory well recharge in Kerala
458. Forest Produce Tracking System: Facilitating resource management from source to sink in Karnataka
459. Environment Management Initiative: A unique low-cost model in Andaman and Nicobar Islands
460. Dhara Vikas: Creating water security through spring-shed development in Sikkim
461. Integrated Basin Development and Livelihood Promotion Programme: Fostering a spirit of entrepreneurship in Meghalaya
462. Panchayat Banks: Providing banking facilities at the village level in Jharkhand
463. Arun ePDS: ICTs and process re-engineering for an efficient Public Distribution System in Arunachal Pradesh
464. Dilli Annashree Yojna: Food security for the vulnerable in Delhi
465. e-Uparjan: Re-inventing the procurement system through digitisation in Madhya Pradesh
466. NRHM Initiatives: Improving access to healthcare through strategic incentives in Assam
467. Indira Bal Swasthya Yojana: Applying preventive healthcare measures to promote children’s health in Haryana
468. KIDROP: Preventing vision loss in premature infants of underserved areas in Karnataka
469. Arogyakeralam Palliative Care Project: Ensuring care and support for the chronically ill & infirm in Kerala
470. Decentralisation of ICDS Supplementary Nutrition Programme: Ensuring timely and quality nutrition to all beneficiaries in Odisha
471. Mo Masari Using a simple solution to protect pregnant women and children from malaria in Odisha
472. CATCH: Ensuring quality healthcare for all in Sikkim
473. Intelligent Transport System: Improving urban public transport in Mysore
474. Entitlement-Based District Planning: Innovating planning process for accuracy and efficiency in Bihar
475. 24 x 7 Metered Water: Improving water supply in rural areas of Punjab
476. Aam Aadmi Bima Yojna: Life insurance for rural landless labourers in Andhra Pradesh*
477. Himayat: Placement linked skill development in Jammu and Kashmir
478. Samarpan: Early identification and intervention to check disability in Madhya Pradesh
479. Forest Rights Act, 2006: Distributing land deeds to tribal people in Tripura
480. Daliya Jalao: Liberating and rehabilitating manual scavengers in Badaun district of Uttar Pradesh
481. Community Managed Water Supply Programme: Bringing drinking water to the doorsteps of people in rural Gujarat
482. Open Defecation Free Villages: Creating and sustaining Nirmal Grams through community participation in Jharkhand
483. Ghar Doghaanche Abhiyan: Joint ownership of housing by husband and wife in Maharashtra
484. Organic Rice Production by SRI: Empowering women in Maharashtra
485. Case Studies from Andhra Pradesh
486. Cash prize awards aren’t enough to incentivize young students to Innovate
487. Promoting Diversity of Food Basket: Welcome to the World of Nutri-Cereals
488. Unleashing Innovation: A Young Professional’s Experience
489. Will India ever get an International Gas Pipeline?
490. Island Development: A hidden potential for the Indian Economy
491. Improving Justice Delivery through E-Courts: Jammu & Kashmir leads the way
492. India needs to Develop Skill Development Indicators
493. National Employment Policy for India : A Perspective
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506. Open Access of Electricity- A Case study of Delhi and Haryana
507. Chaining the Energy
508. States have the capacity and must cut duty on petrol: NITI Aayog
509. Now an ‘action plan’ in place of policy for electric vehicles
510. Do we need customised energy solutions?
511. Highlights for India from the latest World Energy Outlook
512. Govt to give preference to cyber security products by domestic firms
513. India should not miss digital revolution: Ravi Shankar Prasad
514. Investors beware! Stockbrokers can’t take cash, bank deposits from clients as SEBI pushes ‘Digital India’
515. Railways to accept digital Aadhaar, driving licence as ID proof from govt's DigiLocker
516. Monthly UPI transactions cross 200 million in June
517. Three lakh Common Service Centres have created jobs, empowered citizens: PM Modi
518. Digital India is a fight against graft, black money: PM Narendra Modi
519. CSCs in 2.5 lakh gram panchayats by year-end: IT Min
520. Digital India: From appointment in hospitals to blood availability, now it’s all available on UMANG app
521. Isro to launch more satellites to boost rural internet connectivity under Digital India project
522. Uttarakhand rolls out Wi-Fi services from hot air balloons to connect remote villages
523. Google's free WiFi now available at 400 Indian Railways stations
524. After Beta-Testing On A Billion Indians, The Tech Behind Aadhaar Is Going Global
525. PM Modi Launches Indian Digital Payment Apps In Singapore
526. NCERT textbooks revised: Demonetisation, Swachh Bharat to Digital India, Modi’s flagship schemes find their way into school syllabus
527. WHO adopts resolution on digital health initiated by India
528. NIC to hire 800 people over next one year
529. Ravi Shankar Prasad: ‘Digital India has become a mass movement in 4 years’
530. New electronics policy soon: IT Minister
531. CSC, SIDBI ink pact for financial support to village level entrepreneurs
532. How to Get a Digital Signature Certificate in India: Process, Price, Getting One for Free, and Other Questions Answered
533. Digital India goes rural: Modi’s ‘DigiGaon’ to bring villages on Wi-Fi Internet to boost literacy, incomes
534. CSC to reach 2.50 lakh gram panchayats and 700 Digital villages to be established by the year end : Union Minister of Electronics & IT
535. Government aims to more than double mobile phone production in 2 years
536. Digital India: India to have 700 digital villages by the year-end
537. 850 mn internet users key to India's $1 trillion digital economy: Report
538. PM Modi's Digital India! Not books, free railway WiFi helps coolie pass Kerala Public Service Commission exam
539. National Telecom Policy to focus on transition from physical to digital infra
540. How the humble postman will bring banking to your doorstep
541. Now, digital universities to soon offer higher education
542. Number of adult Indians with bank accounts rises to 80%
543. BHIM App Payments Touch Rs. 11,000 Crore In FY18 Amid Cashback Offers
544. Big push for digital courts in India; here is what Modi government is doing
545. Good news! BHIM App gives cashback plans to customers, merchants; here's how
546. SBI, ICICI Bank and PNB see surge in digital transactions: Report
547. Traditional sectors hiring tech talent to stay in game
548. Dudhli village to turn digital this month
549. Water Storage Level Of Major Reservoirs Rises By Nine Percent
550. Revised Guidelines For Closure Of CPSEs Prioritize Use Of Land For Affordab...
551. Ninety Nine Irrigation Projects Prioritized For Completion In Phases Up To...
552. Central Government Considering Formulation Of Retail Policy For Balanced Gr...
553. Domestic Crude Oil Output Down 3.39% Over Year In June 2018
554. Domestic Gold Imports Down 31.25% In This Fiscal
555. Government Hopeful That Recent Measures Will Succeed In Stabilizing Sugar P...
556. India's exports expected to touch USD 350 billion in current fiscal: Suresh...
557. Rwanda is a rising star in the Africa growth story: FICCI India-Rwanda Busi...
558. PHD Chamber Requests Government To Convene Urgent Meeting With Truckers To...
559. Centre To Amend SEZ Rules To Be Aligned With GST Laws By Month-End: ASSOCHAM
560. India Exchange Rate Flexibility Needed, Should Limit Intervention To Addres...
561. Government Sets Target Of Doubling Farmers' Income By The Year 2022
562. Insurance Industry Must Take Responsibility To Make India Fully Insured: Vi...
563. A Total Of 1.17 crore LPG Connections Released Under PMUY This Fiscal
564. Gallantt Ispat fixes record date for stock split
565. Board of Shoppers Stop appoints director
566. Board of Vanta Bioscience decides to foray into clinical research business
567. SRM Energy announces resignation of company secretary
568. Vijay Shanthi Builders shifts registered office
569. Board of Schneider Electric Infrastructure appoints company secretary
570. Board of Apcotex Industries appoints director
571. Shreyas Intermediates gets NCLT approval for scheme of arrangement
572. Board of TRF appoints company secretary and compliance officer
573. Petronet LNG appoints company secretary and KMP
574. Steelcast gets reaffirmation of ratings for bank facilities
575. Precision Wires India provides operations update
576. Board of Indag Rubber approves investment of up to Rs 14.50 crore in Sun Mo...
577. NIIT Technologies recognised as 'Star Performer' on 2018 Insurance Applicat...
578. OnMobile Global appoints director
579. Hong Kong Market ends tad higher
580. China Stocks end lower on profit booking
581. Hong Kong: Stocks mixed in light trade
582. China Stocks fall on profit booking
583. Australia S&P/ASX 200 index briefly 6,300 marks
584. Japan Stocks extend gains for fourth day
585. Hong Kong Market fall on profit booking
586. Japan Stocks end mixed
587. Australia Stocks mixed in light trade
588. Hong Kong Market extends gain on China stimulus bet
589. China Stocks extend gain on stimulus plans
590. Japan Market gains on upbeat offshore lead
591. Australia Market falls on profit taking
592. Hong Kong Market gains on signs of China monetary expansion
593. Karunanidhi in hospital, blood pressure stabilised (Second Lead)
594. Over 600 pilgrims leave for Amarnath
595. Haryana's Hathnikund barrage releases water, floods threaten Delhi (Lead)
596. Police nab prime suspect in Kerala girl's trolling case
597. Militants abduct J&K SPO at gunpoint
598. Yamuna crosses danger mark, evacuation begins
599. 37 killed in UP rains in two days
600. Suspicious packages found in New York's Trump Tower
601. Trump mistaken that Apple building new plants in US
602. Train accident averted in UP
603. China's 'MeToo' surges on despite unique difficulties
604. Russia calls on US to abandon use of force in space
605. 1,000 reunited families in US have deportation orders
606. I don't go looking for roles of strong women: Actor Rebecca Ferguson
607. Himachal roads closed due to heavy rains
608. TV director Allen Baron accused of sexually harassing assistant
609. Four killed in US car crash
610. Peter Dinklage to star in 'Rumpelstiltskin
611. Sleaze, drugs and death: A cautionary parable (Book Review)
612. Had great experience working in 'Zero' says Tigmanshu Dhulia
613. Bharat' director to announce leading lady soon
614. Slack acquires HipChat to take on Microsoft Teams
615. Hot air balloon festival starts in US city
616. Cloudy Saturday in Delhi
617. Rhys praises wife after drunken plane outburst
618. After overwhelming La Liga debut, Girona back to basics (IANS Interview)
619. Had to think like him to catch dreaded criminal, says IPS officer who wrote 'Bihar Diaries
620. Blockchain can add $5 bn to Indian economy in 5 years: Nasscom official
621. Of 18 states ruled by BJP, only one is in top five best-governed ones: Study
622. Civil Services need substantial reforms, not trivial, knee-jerk reactions' (Special to IANS)
623. Battle' of the bands never existed for 98 Degrees' Timmons
624. Of mysteries, marketing and the core concepts of life (IANS Books This Weekend)
625. Honor 9N: Packs extra juice at affordable price (Tech Review)
626. KREO Design - Creating Delight Through Design
627. Sony Pictures Networks India Announce the India Winners for the International Environmental Short Film Festival - The Picture This Festival for the Planet
628. WNS Named a 'Leader' in Business Process Transformation through RPA and AI by NelsonHall
629. TEXPROCIL Welcomes GST Council's Decision to Refund Accumulated Input Tax Credit on Fabrics
630. Find the Missing Millions: India Against Chronic Viral Hepatitis
631. Renaissance Hotels Debuts in Bengaluru
632. Dosti Realty Is Back With a Never-Before and Never-Again Dosti Realty Friendship Month Campaign Offer
633. Merck Foundation Calls for Applications for 'Merck More Than a Mother' Media Recognition Awards 2018
634. Plan Your Investment This Guru Purnima With Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposit
635. Bajaj Finserv Flexi Hybrid Home Loan Assist in Saving on EMIs
636. Alibaba Cloud Continues to Invest in Malaysia
637. Starr Insurance Companies Appoints Santiago Mora as Head of International Accident & Health
638. Multek Announces Completion of Acquisition by Suzhou Dongshan Precision Manufacturing (DSBJ)
639. IBC Best Conference Paper Award Recognises Advances in Artificial Intelligence
640. WeWork Announces $500 Million Series B Investment in WeWork China Led by Trustbridge, Temasek, SoftBank and Hony Capital
641. Fans Win With Visa at the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russiaa,c
642. GSMA Announces Latest Event Updates for 2018 "Mobile World Congress Americas, in Partnership With CTIAa
643. Montenegro to Launch New Citizenship-by-Investment Program in October
644. OneLogin Continues Global Expansion; Scales Asia Pacific Sales Organization
645. Kris Rinne Joins Synchronoss Technologies Board of Directors
646. HAB Bank is not affiliated with habib bank limited (HBL)
647. Canvilicious signs on cure.fit, cult.fit & Inito
648. US based Serial Tech-Entrepreneur invests $5mn in Punjab startup, Isos Inc
649. Vivo Nex review: Setting stage for future generation bezel-less smartphones
650. A thing of beauty: Norbulingka offers a peek into Tibetan life and culture
651. Beauty, bad temper and scandal in a riveting look at Princess Margaret
652. The splendid journey of Udayan Care and the tragic story behind it
653. Here's what you should know about Rohit Prasad, the man behind Amazon Alexa
654. North Korea: The forbidden country
655. Serving non-vegetarian food on Air India, untouched by 'halal' tradition
656. Dhadak' a tragic romance that sidesteps caste, gender politics of 'Sairat
657. Hermes new travel watch is much the same Slim d'Hermes GMT
658. A bizarre sunscreen booth is driving cocktail sales at hotel pools
659. Farnborough Air Show a testbed for aviation industry's wilder imaginings
660. Conan Doyle's defence of a murderer
661. The case for UBI
662. Asus Zenfone 5z review: Sleek, swift and power-packed mid-range smartphone
663. Microsoft Surface Pro (2018) review: This is a polished, versatile tablet
664. Kayakalp: Why Sacred Games could be Indian television's Lagaan moment
665. Putin vs the US 'reset
666. On mango trail: Peek into the world of a fruit that doesn't like to travel
667. Moto G6 review: Value-for-money smartphone with premium design, features
668. This Rolex made the first solo, non-stop voyage around the world
669. The man who dressed Mick Jagger
670. Calibre review: A dark, emotionally exhausting Netflix film that stuns you
671. Are more and more people working meaningless jobs?
672. David Lynch and Donald Trump: A brief, surreal history
673. Neither East nor West: An Iranian rhapsody
674. What would Shakespeare have made of Trump?
675. Vinyl revival: The LP is making a comeback into living rooms, and how
676. World's first robot-made burger to hit Bay area soon. All you need to know
677. This is how toothy smiles in photos can prevent identity fraud
678. Why Trump voters supported Trump
679. The world in an arc
680. Inside Obama's White House
681. Bill Clinton and James Patterson have written a thriller, and it's good
682. A major breakthrough for Halep?
683. Vijay Mallya's Force India F1 team put into administration by London court
684. Phillips Carbon Black to reconsider Rs 6-billion investment in Tamil Nadu
685. Paytm debuts in Japan with launch of PayPay, plans an entry into Europe
686. Dettol, Harpic and Lysol contributing to Reckitt's India sales growth
687. RIL Q1 net profit rises 18% to Rs 94.59 billion on robust petchem show
688. Sajjan Jindal's JSW Steel revises offer for Bhushan Power to Rs 180 billion
689. Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio Q1 net profit rises 20% to Rs 6 billion
690. Amazon posts record profit of $2.5bn on AWS Cloud and advertising growth
691. Zensar acquires US-based digital marketing firm Indigo Slate for $18 mn
692. ITC likely to buy GSK-owned Horlicks brand in India if valuation is right
693. Paytm Payments Bank CEO Renu Satti resigns, to head new retail unit
694. Reliance to stop Iranian oil imports from November if US sanctions kick in
695. Bank of Baroda net profit more than doubles at Rs 5.28 billion in Q1
696. HCL Technologies topples Wipro to become India's third-biggest IT firm
697. Valuation in fast-moving FMCG stocks highest in nearly three decades
698. SC refuses custody parole to Unitech MD, orders refund to home buyers
699. ITC open to acquisition of GSK's Horlicks at right price when up for sale
700. CoC of Lanco Infratech rejects the revised resolution plan of TEPL
701. Bank of Baroda Q1 net profit up over two-times at Rs 5.28 bn as NPAs drop
702. STPI's new facility in Odisha to support IT services for hosting PSU firms
703. ICICI Bank reports loss of Rs 1.2 billion in Q1 on rising bad loans
704. How Anil Agarwal's $1 bn investment will help him take on Anglo American
705. Samsung Securities CEO Koo Sung-hoon resigns after $105 bn stock blunder
706. ITC is India's 4th most valued firm in m-cap, overtakes Hindustan Unilever
707. Vedanta working with relevant authorties to restart Tuticorin copper plant
708. HCL overtakes Wipro to become the third largest Indian IT services firm
709. Hyundai plans car exports in CKD format to gain tax advantage
710. Cost-effective cold chains to be new growth driver for ITC agri business
711. From TV to fridge, tech firms like Samsung slash prices after GST rate cut
712. After DoT's nod, Vodafone-Idea merger awaits dissolution order of NCLT
713. Walmart plans to set up 15 new stores in UP, to create 30,000 jobs
714. Petronet submits proposal to set up $1 bn LNG import facility in Bangladesh
715. Petronet LNG Ltd, India's biggest liquefied natural gas importer, has submitted a firm proposal to set up an LNG import facility in Bangladesh at an investment of about USD 1 billion, its Managing Director & CEO Prabhat Singh said.
716. Hyundai may make EVs at Chennai plant, increase capacity to 750,000 units
717. IndiGo suffered twice as many snags in 2017 but Jet fared worse: Here's how
718. Indian Oil shuts 40,000-bpd crude unit at Haldia plant after fire incident
719. C Sivasankaran: A maverick prone to courting controversy and the CBI
720. Driven by late-stage deals, funding activity picks up for start-ups
721. Orios Venture looks to invest in startups solving small towns' problems
722. IIT Madras Incubation Cell sees surge in number of start-ups at 18% in FY18
723. Soon, Google AI tools to help customise learning for the students
724. Seed-stage investor SRI Capital announces $100 mn US-India VC fund
725. Kerala, Delhi startups win Global Impact challenge; awarded cash prizes
726. A milk startup takes on 300 million cows
727. Supply chain solutions firm Leap India eyes Rs 5-6 bn in Series-C funding
728. IIT Madras Incubation Cell sees increase in faculty joining startups
729. What Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin looks for in an entrepreneur
730. This Gurugram-based start-up brings cashless remote diagnosis to villages
731. EV cab service provider Lithium to raise $8 mn from IFC for expansion
732. Chai Point raises $20 mn in fresh funding from Paragon Partners, others
733. Fraud-hit PNB to have claim on US assets of jeweller Nirav Modi, says court
734. Govt can process your personal data, Srikrishna panel mentions when
735. Critical personal data should be processed only in India: Srikrishna panel
736. See Pics: 'Blood moon' dazzles skygazers in 21st century's longest eclipse
737. Karunanidhi in ICU after drop in blood pressure, DMK leaders visit hospital
738. Maratha reservation stir: Protester dies, toll rises to three
739. News digest: Srikrishna panel, Sensex at new high, power projects, and more
740. Eight-day truckers' strike that crippled trade, industry called off
741. Truckers call off strike after govt promises to look into their demands
742. PNB scam: Open-ended warrant issued against Nirav Modi in ED case
743. Over Rs 500 bn lost due to truckers' strike, MSMEs worst affected: Assocham
744. Truckers strike to be called off as road ministry addresses grievances
745. Blood moon: Get ready to watch century's longest lunar eclipse tonight
746. Karunanidhi is recovering, infection and fever coming down, says M K Stalin
747. SC asks Centre, 7 states for time schedule to fill up CIC, SIC vacancies
748. In pics: Delhi rain leads to waterlogging, traffic jams but kids having fun
749. Should Lalu, others be summoned in IRCTC case? Court to decide on 30 July
750. Chhattisgarh discovers limestone reserves with 500 million tonnes capacity
751. To keep trains clean, pantry staff to carry trash bags for waste collection
752. Boeing carries out inaugural flights of India's Apache, Chinook choppers
753. At 176.35 mn tonnes, milk production up 6.6% in 2017-18: MoS Agriculture
754. Took Antigua citizenship lawfully to expand business: Mehul Choksi
755. Ashamed, says K J Alphons as Kerala student gets trolled for selling fish
756. What gets cheaper as new GST rates kick in today? Here's a complete list
757. CBI to probe if Cambridge Analytica misused Indians' Facebook data: Govt
758. Israeli airline drops plea against Air India flying over Saudi airspace
759. Looking for drunken revelry? Goa only for 'good tourists', says minister
760. PM Modi meets Russian President Putin on the sidelines of BRICS Summit
761. All Indians are safe: Swaraj after explosion near US embassy in China
762. Pranab Mukherjee explains why India ranks so low on happiness index
763. News digest: Novelis-Aleris deal, Pakistan polls, Airtel Q1 loss, and more
764. Money laundering case: UK Court rejects Vijay Mallya's attempt to appeal
765. More teeth for Section 79 of IT Act to check scourge of fake news
766. BRICS Summit: 'High skill' to be new face of jobs, says PM Narendra Modi
767. Imported share of 'indigenous' weaponry down from 48% to 40% in last 4 yrs
768. Consent must for using data such as biometrics, sexuality: Srikrishna panel
769. Jaitley sees GST rate cut on cement, ACs, TVs with rise in revenue
770. Rising cost of iron ore, freight in Odisha have vexed steel producers: JSPL
771. Personal critical data must be processed only in India: Justice Srikrishna
772. Week-long truckers' strike likely to be called off today
773. RBI may go for status quo on key policy rates in Aug: HDFC Bank report
774. Access to capital markets: UP govt signs MoU with NSE, BSE to boost MSME
775. MEA developing portal to serve warrants against absconding NRI husbands
776. FDI in food processing sector surges 24% to $905 million in FY18
777. Govt allows mills to make ethanol directly from sugarcane juice, B-molasses
778. Deaths due to stroke, diabetes, cancer higher in India than in West: Report
779. India's milk powder exports to surge on subsidies, dampen global prices
780. As RBI tries to revive rupee, India's forex reserves may go below $400 bn
781. Potato 29% costlier in Delhi, Amazon deliveries hit due to truckers' strike
782. Abduction to blackmail: Professionals hired to resolve bad loans face risks
783. Why govt's National Nutrition Mission should focus on women's well-being
784. Is Srikrishna Committee going to balance rights to information and privacy?
785. US says working 'hand in glove' with India to boost ties ahead of 2+2 meet
786. Iran offers India insurance to continue oil supply as US sanctions loom
787. SBI, PNB, BoB may introduce performance-linked pay for senior management
788. Why consolidation of sovereign holding for PSEs makes perfect sense today
789. SEC seeks details from ICICI Bank on governance, accounting practices
790. Higher interest income propels Yes Bank to Q1 net profit of Rs 12.6 bn
791. Canara Bank Q1 net profit up 12% at Rs 2.81 bn; bad loan decline marginally
792. Non PCA State-run banks to retain loan market share at 51% medium term
793. Canara Bank reports 12% rise in Q1 net profit on higher interest income
794. Karur Vysya Bank Q1 profit declines by 69% to Rs 459.1 million; NPAs rise
795. Ahead of LIC deal, Moody's places IDBI Bank's long-term ratings for upgrade
796. HDFC Mutual Fund allots Rs 7.3 billion shares to anchor investors
797. IDBI Bank employees to go on strike on Aug 30 against 51% stake sale to LIC
798. Banking to jewellery sector drops by 10%, exports to take a hit: GLEPC
799. RBI to go for status quo in August policy review: SBI's eco research wing
800. RBI has wide-ranging powers to deal with banking frauds, says govt
801. Reliance Nippon Life Insurance's June quarter premium up 8% to Rs 7.5 bn
802. Reliance Nippon Life Insurance Company today said its total premium grew by 8 per cent to Rs 755 crore in April-June quarter compared to the year-ago period.
803. Citibank India reports a 6% drop in net profit to Rs 34 billion
804. Vijaya Bank targets Rs 10 bn profit in FY19; income rises to Rs 39 bn in Q1
805. PNB gets Rs 28.16 bn as part of capital infusion plan via equity shares
806. Citibank India reports decline of over 6% in net profit at Rs 34.03 bn
807. Nirav Modi scam: PNB, Allahabad Bank may decide on action against EDs, MD
808. Forex reserves continue to fall; down $734.5 million to $405.07 billion
809. ECGC to hike export insurance premium as claim payments shoot up
810. Liquidity crisis for gems, jewellery sector as Nirav Modi case scares banks
811. RBI to soon introduce lavender-coloured Rs 100 note: Salient features
812. Kotak Mahindra Bank consolidated Q1 net up 17% to Rs 15.74 bn
813. Housing prices rise slower at 6.7% from 10.4% in top 10 cities in FY18: RBI
814. The most important number in finance on its way out: All you need to know
815. RBL Bank's Q1 result meets estimates; profit up by 35% to Rs 1.9 bn
816. Edelweiss' NBFC arm ECLF to raise up to Rs 20 bn via public issue of bonds
817. RBL Bank Q1 profit surges 35% to Rs 1.9 billion, revenue up by 30%
818. Q1 earnings preview: Banking sector will take some more time to revive
819. HDFC Mutual Fund's market debut to bring a windfall for key employees
820. Jana Small Finance Bank to launch 2-wheeler loan products next year
821. Vikram Limaye's cricket role not good for IDFC
822. Meet the BS Banker of the year 2015-16: HDFC Bank's Aditya Puri
823. Meet the members of the new interest rate-setting committee
824. Newsmaker: R Gandhi
825. RBI notifies Urjit Patel's appointment as RBI governor
826. No regrets on speaking my mind, says Rajan
827. I had fantastic tenure; results to be visible in 5-6 years: Raghuram Rajan
828. General News
829. Hanan Hamid case: Police takes suspected troller in custody
830. Make Pankaja CM for an hour to clear Maratha quota file: Sena
831. Taking a dig at Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, the Shiv Sena today said that his cabinet colleague Pankaja Munde should be made the CM for at least an hour to clear the Maratha reservation file.
832. Muslims take part in annual Kanwar Yatra from UP village to Baba Dham in Jharkhand
833. Presenting an example of communal harmony, a group of 70 kanwariyas, which include 15 Muslims, from Kushahari village in neighbouring Deoria district began their journey for Baba Dham in Jharkhand's Deoghar district.
834. Militants abduct policeman in J-K's Pulwama
835. Militants have abducted a policeman from his home in Tral area of Pulwama district in Jammu and Kashmir, police said today.
836. Delhi Finance secy expresses concern over less than 10 pc expenditure of funds by PWD
837. Delhi Finance Secretary Renu Sharma has expressed concern over less than 10 per cent expenditure of the budget allotted to the public works department in executing various government's projects in the first quarter.
838. Rain claims 33 lives in UP in 2 days
839. The prices of all foodgrains on the
840. Bengaluru: People stage protest against rituals during eclipses
841. Protest against NMC Bill: IMA calls for suspension of non-emergency services today
842. Health care services at several private hospitals across the country are likely to be hit as the IMA has called for suspension of all non-emergency services, including OPD for 12 hours, to protest against the National Medical Commission (NMC) Bill today.
843. NCPCR mediation cell for women fleeing with kids from abroad to escape domestic violence: Maneka
844. A mediation cell has been opened on the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights's website to register complaints of Indians who have fled with their children from abroad to escape domestic violence or some other issue, Union minister Maneka Gandhi has said.
845. Khwaja Yunus case: Decision to remove prosecutor not to shield cops, says Maha govt
846. The Maharashtra government justified its decision to remove a special public prosecutor from Khwaja Yunus custodial death case, for seeking to arraign four policemen as accused in it, and told the Bombay High Court that it was not trying to protect the police officials.
847. 2 killed in rain-related incidents in UP's Muzaffarnagar
848. Two people, including a minor girl, were today killed and 13 others injured when part of their house collapsed due to heavy rains in the district, police said.
849. Bid to smuggle 1kg gold worth Rs 31 lakh thwarted in Kerala
850. Customs sleuths at the international airport in Kozhikode have foiled a bid to smuggle gold weighing 1 kg, concealed in a nebuliser by a "professional smuggler" who arrived from Dubai.
851. Sourabh, Kuhoo-Rohan enter Russia Open final
852. Former national champion Sourabh Verma stormed into his first final of the season after defeating compatriot Mithun Manjunath in straight games at the USD 75,000 Russia Open Tour Super 100 tournament here today.
853. Polls open in Australia 'Super Saturday' by-elections
854. Australia's political leaders made last-gasp bids to sway voters today as polls opened in five by-elections that could see the conservative government boost its wafer-thin parliamentary majority.
855. Deposed Catalan leader Puigdemont to return to Belgium
856. Catalonia's deposed president Carles Puigdemont returns to Belgium today to keep pressing for his region's independence after a Spanish judge dropped a European arrest warrant for him.
857. Guptill hits 102 off just 38 balls in T20 Blast
858. New Zealand's Martin Guptill struck 102 from just 38 balls as Worcestershire thrashed Northamptonshire by nine wickets in English county cricket's Twenty20 Blast.
859. A powerful typhoon hurtled towards Japan today, with western areas recently devastated by floods and landslides in the storm's cross-hairs.
860. 4-year-old Saanvi secures second spot in National U-7 chess tournament
861. Indian truckers end strike after eight days
862. TEXPROCIL welcomes GST Council's decision to refund accumulated input tax credit on fabrics
863. Portfolio diet can lowers heart disease risk
864. Genetic factors may increase liver damage risk in chronic hepatitis B patients
865. World Hepatitis Day: Regular screening of liver a must
866. Diabetes drugs help immune cells in controlling inflammation
867. Request by PML-N for recount of votes rejected
868. Home Page
869. EU to propose tough law for Google, Facebook to expunge online hate
870. Nirav Modi
871. Justice B N Srikrishna, Head of data protection committee
872. YouTube takes on Netflix and Amazon, eyes original shows for India, others
873. Haven't filed I-T return yet? You could be losing out on these 10 benefits
874. finance, dividend, mutual fund, MF, calculation, invest, I-T, returns
875. ICICI Bank
876. bse, sensex, bombay stock exchange
877. B N Srikrishna
878. Illustration: Binay Sinha
879. HDFC MF IPO subscribed 83 times; bids at Rs 1.72 trn, second highest ever
880. markets, sebi
881. Cash crunch, trade war, RBI hike risks send India funds to shorter debt
882. Illustration by Ajay Mohanty
883. RITES hits highest level since listing; stock zooms 20%
884. Representative Image
885. How Imran Khan became the man set to 'lead Pakistan into the future
886. Imran Khan
887. A step-by-step guide to help salaried employees file I-T returns online
888. Here is a step-by-step guide for salaried people to file I-T returns online
889. Karnataka PUC Supplementary Result 2018 declared, here's how to check
890. Consumer ire over Big Data can hit businesses, Facebook's crash an example
891. US concerned over Pakistan elections, describes the process as flawed
892. Imran Khan claims victory amid rigging charges; breaks Pak's dynasty rule
893. UN at risk of running out of cash as 81 nations yet to pay budget dues
894. Imran Khan's PTI short of majority in Pakistan elections, needs allies
895. Pak polls 'stolen', tainted results would have bad impact: Nawaz Sharif
896. How Imran Khan plans to tackle Pakistan's economic challenges as PM
897. Trump thanks Kim Jong-un as North Korea transfers remains of US soldiers
898. Donald Trump accuses Twitter of stifling Republicans, offers no evidence
899. Improved margins in Europe, Japan help Amazon offset India losses
900. US media dying to see me make mistake, follows me like never before: Trump
901. Captain Imran Khan faces many challenges on Pakistan economy front
902. Iran's special forces chief says US will regret waging a war against Tehran
903. BHP Billiton to sell US shale oil and gas assets to BP for $10.5 billion
904. BRICS nations call for 'open' global trade, pledge unity against trade war
905. China, Russia and Iran ramp up economic spying on US: Report
906. Amid trade war, US Senate votes to cut tariffs on hundreds of Chinese goods
907. Moscow lawyer who met Trump Jr linked to senior Russian govt officials
908. Imran Khan claims victory amid poll tampering charges in Pakistan
909. Facebook suffers biggest one-day drop ever, puts Amazon investors on guard
910. Stress testing China's system reform
911. Trump tweets warning for Turkey
912. Mahesh Malani becomes 1st Hindu to win NA seat from Tharparkar in Sindh
913. What economic challenges await Pakistan's new 'Captain' Imran Khan?
914. Army's days are over in Pak: Imran in 2012; now military's 'Laadla
915. Imran Khan's economic challenge: Rescue, resuscitate, reform Pakistan
916. Pakistan police replaces private security at Imran Khan's house: Reports
917. Pak election 2018: Win or lose, Imran Khan forever the 'Kaptaan
918. Qualcomm falls prey to US-China trade war, walks away from $44 bn NXP bid
919. Latest News
920. More MBA graduates are choosing tech jobs, and Silicon Valley is hiring
921. CRISIL SME Tracker: Scale-up recipe eludes branded-food MSEs
922. IIM-A, other top B-schools moot IIT-like joint placement committee
923. CRISIL SME TRACKER: Testing times for small electrical equipment makers
924. Philips gets Virat Kohli as brand ambassador for male grooming products
925. CRISIL SME Tracker: Working capital gap widening for MSMEs
926. Hot Wheels hits the road to reach its fans
927. US varsities may lose out as country gets tougher with overstaying students
928. Honda bets on the new Amaze to gain market, price begins at Rs 559,900
929. CRISIL SME Tracker: Working capital woes continue to hobble leather MSEs
930. IIM Sambalpur to tap corporates, entrepreneurs for Smart Villages
931. Nokia dials the IPL helpline, looks to establish a new identity
932. Increased employee productivity a primary driver for digital transformation
933. Regional content is helping OTT video services go mass, says report
934. Factors that help women return to work post their maternity leave
935. Martin Sorrell's exit from the Ad industry sets off questions about future
936. World's worst tech stock Lenovo Group may lose Hang Seng index status
937. IPL 2018: League teams hope to leverage growing star power of the players
938. Does your organisation conduct gender audits and have a diversity vision?
939. Firms are taking less time to detect a security breach, says Accenture
940. CRISIL SME trackrer: Trailing B-schools have their task cut out
941. Bangalore tops as the highest paying city, standing at Rs 1.08 mn: Report
942. 60% of Indian millennials eat out at least thrice a month, says report
943. Human error is a big security issue in data breaches, says study
944. Bengaluru is most preferred city for MBA aspirants in India: Survey
945. Gender diversity rises to 50% among doctoral research applicants at IIMs
946. How companies are using Neuromarketing to influence what brands you buy
947. Smiley Company looks to cash in on the ubiquity of its trademark emoji
948. Only 11% Indian firms are satisfied with current level of talent analytics
949. Organisations are redesigning jobs around AI and robotics, says report
950. IPL 2018: CSK, Rajasthan Royals take guard to put troublesome past behind
951. Art of storytelling in the digital age: Keep the message short and simple
952. Microsoft, YouTube, Facebook, Google shake down the Indian language tree
953. #MeToo movement reaches S Korea, one of world's worst workplaces for women
954. HRD Ministry leaves it to IIMs to chose between degree and diploma
955. Books & Ideas
956. Subbarao vs UPA: The governor in his labyrinth
957. Book Extract: Mix and match
958. HDFC Asset Management Company IPO sees huge demand
959. Nifty August futures at premium
960. FPIs turn net buyers
961. Jindal Stainless (Hisar) standalone net profit rises 6.74% in the June 2018 quarter
962. Quess Corp standalone net profit rises 27.39% in the June 2018 quarter
963. Nagarjuna Oil Refinery reports standalone net loss of Rs 0.69 crore in the June 2018 quarter
964. Shree Precoated Steels reports standalone net loss of Rs 0.18 crore in the June 2018 quarter
965. WABCO India standalone net profit rises 37.86% in the June 2018 quarter
966. Star Cement standalone net profit rises 25.70% in the June 2018 quarter
967. Petronet LNG standalone net profit rises 34.14% in the June 2018 quarter
968. Lakshmi Vilas Bank reports standalone net loss of Rs 123.87 crore in the June 2018 quarter
969. Agro Tech Foods standalone net profit rises 0.15% in the June 2018 quarter
970. Hathway Bhawani Cabletel & Datacom reports standalone net loss of Rs 0.03 crore in the June 2018 quarter
971. Jubilant Industries reports consolidated net loss of Rs 0.99 crore in the June 2018 quarter
972. Aptech consolidated net profit rises 84.46% in the June 2018 quarter
973. Ajmera Realty & Infra India consolidated net profit declines 12.20% in the June 2018 quarter
974. Dr Reddy's Laboratories consolidated net profit rises 614.86% in the June 2018 quarter
975. IFB Industries consolidated net profit rises 105.15% in the June 2018 quarter
976. Essel Propack consolidated net profit rises 19.84% in the June 2018 quarter
977. Hypersoft Technologies standalone net profit declines 50.00% in the June 2018 quarter
978. Bharti Airtel reports standalone net loss of Rs 1457.20 crore in the June 2018 quarter
979. ITC standalone net profit rises 10.08% in the June 2018 quarter
980. Jubilant Industries reports standalone net loss of Rs 0.43 crore in the June 2018 quarter
981. SBI Life Insurance Company standalone net profit rises 13.04% in the June 2018 quarter
982. Container Corporation Of India standalone net profit rises 3.69% in the June 2018 quarter
983. Aptech reports standalone net loss of Rs 0.89 crore in the June 2018 quarter
984. Jammu and Kashmir Bank standalone net profit rises 74.20% in the June 2018 quarter
985. CMI FPE standalone net profit rises 1657.89% in the June 2018 quarter
986. Control Print standalone net profit rises 0.23% in the June 2018 quarter
987. Tata Metaliks standalone net profit declines 0.75% in the June 2018 quarter
988. Ajmera Realty & Infra India standalone net profit rises 7.69% in the June 2018 quarter
989. Letter to BS: Merger is not panacea to remove all economic ills of the PSBs
990. Letter to BS: An appropriate tribute to the outgoing CEA Arvind Subramanian
991. Letter to BS: LIC propensity to 'bail out' debt-laden PSUs makes no sense
992. All in a name: BJP opposes renaming of West Bengal as 'Bangla
993. With eye on federal front, Mamata may meet oppn leaders during Delhi visit
994. Letter to BS: Forcing RBI to transfer pre-determined amount is unwarranted
995. Modi govt should grant special category status to Andhra: T K Rangarajan
996. Letter to BS: Modi govt must share data on Goods and Services Tax
997. Letter to BS: Mamata to launch 'remove BJP, save country' campaign
998. Letter to BS: GST Council decisions are sound, but don't follow norms
999. When Presidents bully Fed, watch out
1000. Bahujan Samaj Party has no official Facebook or Twitter accounts: Mayawati
1001. Letter to BS: Trump to Modi, mature leaders just hug and bear it
1002. Letter to BS: Railways aiming to install bio-toilets in all trains by 2019
1003. Letter to BS: Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code needs firm backing
1004. Mamata Banerjee plans to launch a campaign 'remove BJP, save country
1005. Letter to BS: Disclosing Rafale deal details against 'national interest
1006. Letter to BS: Modi govt defeats no confidence motion in Lok Sabha
1007. Letter to BS: Vedanta delisting from LSE heralds a new era of concern
1008. Letter to BS: LIC is acting as a proxy for the govt by investing in PSBs
1009. Letter to BS: Exposure to public sector undertakings hurts LIC's returns
1010. Letter to BS: Kerala's 'pay and stay in prison' plan is an interesting idea
1011. Restaurants must embrace online delivery, and fast
1012. European Union's Dublin conundrum
1013. Letter to BS: Will MPs be serious and ensure successful Monsoon session?
1014. Letter to BS: Nationalised banks mobilised savings of the poor for 50 years
1015. Letter to BS: Review of penal provisions in Companies Act a welcome step
1016. Colour of discord: Will saffron walls bring down crime graph in Yogi's UP?
1017. Letter to BS: LIC board gives nod to 51% stake in debt-ridden IDBI Bank
1018. Letter to BS: Consumers, not companies, own their data, says Trai
1019. Show of solidarity: Mayawati fires Jay Prakash who criticised Rahul Gandhi
1020. Fifa World Cup 2018 final: Puducherry LG Kiran Bedi's French connection
1021. Letter to BS: Infrastructure financing is not the core competence of PSBs
1022. Letter to BS: There's an urgent need for reforms in our education system
1023. Today's picks: From HPCL to ITC, hot stocks to watch on Friday
1024. Pan-India strike by truckers over six days hits the textile sector hard
1025. Life insurance products with high upfront commission not the best choice
1026. Facebook shares plunge 24% as user growth, revenue fall short of estimates
1027. Today's picks: From HDFC to PowerGrid, hot stocks to watch on Thursday
1028. HDFC MF IPO oversubscribed on day 1, receives bids for 19.4 million shares
1029. Sebi mulls UPI-based payments for IPOs to reduce listing period to 3 days
1030. Sebi pulls up mutual fund industry over dividend distribution practice
1031. Cashing in on cash is a costly investment mistake. Just ask the millennials
1032. Sebi proposes three-phase process for re-classification of promoters
1033. Want to work in a tech company? You don't need to know how to code
1034. GST exemption on warehoused gold a major relief to jewellery exporters
1035. 35 ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund schemes invest Rs 25 bn in Bharat-22 ETF
1036. Sensex hits new high, Nifty settles at 11,085 on GST cuts and trust vote
1037. Donald Trump's trade war is already hurting American gadget makers
1038. Statsguru: World economy to maintain its growth momentum, says IMF
1039. A leader at reasonable price: HDFC AMC IPO to hit market on Wednesday
1040. TCNS Clothing IPO subscribed 5.2 times, sees strong demand from investors
1041. Rapping the watchdog: Delhi HC order questions Sebi's penalty proceedings
1042. Sebi proposes framework for corporates borrowings from bond market
1043. Singapore likely to ease regime to allow routing of offshore funds
1044. MCX claims technical glitch that resulted in multiple outages resolved
1045. In swift follow-up action, Indian warship visits Indonesia's Sabang port
1046. If others are moving Titanic, we're moving a speedboat: Kunal Bahl
1047. Today's Paper
1048. Economy & Policy
1049. What Rahul's 'Happy Birthday Uddhav ji' message says about India's politics
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1054. Videos
1057. 23andMe is Teaming Up With A Pharma Company. You Shouldn't Be Surprised.
1058. Amazon Rekognition Falsely Matched 28 Members of Congress to Mugshots
1059. This VR Horror Game Is Exactly as Scary as Your Body Can Handle
1060. Virtual Reality Has Reached A Tipping Point.
1061. It's Officially Here to Stay.
1062. Yes, Russians Hacked U.S. Electric Companies, Homeland Security Confirms
1063. Tesla Is Reportedly Asking Suppliers to Refund Payments To Have More Cash On Hand
1064. MIT Researchers Create an Aerosol Spray Loaded With Nanobots
1065. The BlackFly Flying Car is Making the Future of Flight Personal
1066. U.S. Military Declares Mandate on AI: We Want to Be the Threat
1067. DARPA Is Funding Research Into AI That Can Explain What It's Thinking
1068. The “Biometric Mirror” Judges You The Way We've Taught It To: With Bias
1069. The Rise Of An “Assassination Marketplace” Shows The Dark Side of Decentralized Networks
1070. A Plane Train Hybrid Concept is the Best of Both Vehicles
1071. This Startup Is Trying To Fix Journalism By Putting It On the Blockchain
1072. Trump's Space Force Isn't in Congress' 2019 Spending Bill
1073. Chinese Citizens Are Using Blockchain to Warn Each Other of Unsafe Vaccines
1074. Gene-Edited Crops Are Officially GMOs, European Court Rules
1075. Autonomous Cars Must Anticipate and Adapt to Spontaneous Human Behavior
1076. There's A Huge Subterranean Lake of Liquid Water on Mars
1077. It’s Not Uber’s Fault That NYC’s Public Transportation Sucks
1078. Leaders Who Pledged Not To Build Autonomous Killing Machines Are Ignoring The Real Problem
1079. The Future of Bathroom Tech Was Here All Along, And it Could Help the Environment
1080. Creating Genetically Modified Babies Is “Morally Permissible,” Says Ethics Committee
1081. Hacker Exposes Security Vulnerability in Popular Cryptocurrency Site Etherscan
1082. The Digest: We Finally Know Where Those Mysterious Subatomic Particles Are Coming From
1083. China Is Cracking Down on a Company Selling Unsafe Vaccines
1084. 3 Reasons Why We Might Return to The Moon
1085. This Wearable Controller Lets You Pilot a Drone With Your Body
1086. China Is Investing In Its Own Hyperloop To Clear Its Crowded Highways
1087. Hands on Virtual Reality, No Remotes Required
1088. It's Amazon Prime Day. Don't Buy Anything.
1089. We’re Hiring: Futurism.com Wants an Assistant News Editor
1090. Uber and Lyft Still Allow Racist Behavior, but Not as Much as Taxi Services
1091. We Knew Russian Hackers Infiltrated Americans' Inboxes. Now We Know How.
1092. A Beginner's Guide to Getting Involved with Cryptocurrency
1093. Empowering Citizens: Experts Predict the Future of Our Urban Cities [Sponsored]
1094. Have a Problem With Your Internet Provider? The FCC Doesn’t Want to Hear About It
1095. This Cancer Cure
1096. Video Is Fake. That's The Point.
1097. It's a for-profit company, and it saw a way to make money.
1098. ACLU's test illustrates why law enforcement officials shouldn't rely on the system.
1099. This AI makes snap judgements about your personality based on how you look.
1100. Augur was intended to allow people to predict things without interference of a central authority. But, of course, the internet ruined it.
1101. Civil's plan is complex, but if it works the way organizers hope, it might just usher in a new age of journalism.
1102. Looks like it won't happen next year.
1103. They've found a way around the nation's internet monitors.
1104. Experts say the decision could "slam the door shut on this revolutionary technology.
1105. The discovery puts a decades-long debate to rest.
1106. Or: should I compromise my morals for an inexpensive mattress?
1107. Come work with us.
1108. Taxi drivers are 73% more likely to cancel on black riders than white ones.
1109. It really wasn't that hard.
1110. “The present and future become flavorless without the past.
1111. Consumers may now have to pay for the FCC's help.
1112. Its creator tells us why he made a "Trojan horse" to teach people to be more skeptical of videos just like that one.
1113. Virtual Reality Has Reached A “Tipping Point.” It’s Officially Here to Stay.
1114. The BlackFly Flying Car is Making the Future of Flight Personal
1115. U.S. Military Declares Mandate on AI: “We Want to Be the Threat”
1116. DARPA Is Funding Research Into AI That Can Explain What It’s “Thinking”
1117. The Future of Bathroom Tech Was Here All Along, And it Could Help the Environment
1118. Hands on Virtual Reality, No Remotes Required
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1122. Advanced Transport
1123. Artificial Intelligence
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1125. Earth & Energy
1126. Enhanced Humans
1127. Future Society
1128. Hard Science
1129. Health & Medicine
1130. Off World
1131. Robots & Machines
1132. Sci-Fi Visions
1133. Virtuality
1135. Infographics
1137. Cartoons
1140. Building the future together
1141. #23andme
1142. #big pharma
1143. #gsk
1144. #richard branson
1145. #space tourism
1146. #the digest
1147. #aclu
1148. #Amazon
1149. #congress
1150. #artificial intelligence
1151. #bias
1152. #augur
1153. #blockchain
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1155. #advanced transport
1156. #akka technologies
1157. #boeing
1159. #civil
1160. #congressional spending
1161. #department of defense
1162. #china
1163. #CRISPR
1164. #europe
1165. #GMOs
1166. #automaker
1167. #autonomous car
1168. #car
1169. #extraterrestrial life
1170. #mars
1172. The Digest: Tech CEO Pitches Boeing a Flying Train Concept
1173. Future Transportation Solutions will Travel Faster And Further Than Ever Before
1174. The Digest: A British Startup Is Using AI to Teach Cars to Drive Themselves
1175. Top AI Experts Vow They Won’t Help Create Lethal Autonomous Weapons
1176. Artificial Intelligence Is Automating Hollywood. Now, Art Can Thrive.
1177. Hinge Is Using a New Algorithm to Identify Your “Most Compatible” Mate
1178. Federal Agencies Propose Major Changes to Endangered Species Act
1179. Google and The UN Team Up To Study The Effects of Climate Change
1180. Electric Cars Are Too Important For Elon Musk to Put at Risk
1181. Electronic Skin Lets Amputees Feel Pain Through Their Prosthetics
1182. CRISPR Doesn’t Cause Unintended Mutations in Monkeys, Study Finds
1183. Biohacker Who Implanted Transit Chip in Hand Evades Fine
1184. WhatsApp Updates Controls in India in an Effort to Thwart Mob Violence
1185. Malta Plans to Create the World’s First Decentralized Stock Exchange
1186. Alphabet Will Bring Its Balloon-Powered Internet to Kenya
1187. The Digest: A New Cloaking Approach Could Potentially Make Objects Invisible From Every Direction
1188. The Digest: One of Saturn’s Moons Has Everything Needed to Host Life
1189. AirPods Meet Bose: The World’s Smartest Earphones Let You Personalize Your Audio Experience [Affiliate]
1190. The FDA Just Approved a Drug to Keep Us a Little Safer From Another Pandemic
1191. We May Have Reached a Turning Point in the Opioid Crisis, Report Implies
1192. The Digest: These Mind-Blowing Images of The Human Body Were Made By A New Kind of Scanner
1193. Most Of NASA’s Moon Rocks Remain Untouched By Scientists
1194. Blue Origin’s New Shepard Rocket Aces Important Test
1195. NASA’s Sending a Satellite to the Sun
1196. Rolls-Royce Is Building Cockroach-Like Robots to Fix Plane Engines
1197. Origami-Inspired Device Catches Fragile Sea Creatures Without Harming Them
1198. Boston Dynamics’ SpotMini Could Deliver Your Next Package
1199. This New Startup Is Making Chatbots Dumber So You Can Actually Talk to Them
1200. AI-Generated Video Games Are Limitless, And Endlessly Entertaining
1201. Facebook Needs Humans *And* Algorithms To Filter Hate Speech
1202. New VR Demo Lets You Use Your Hands to Explore A Cat’s Innards
1203. Disney Made A VR Jacket That Can Simulate Hugs, Snakes Crawling On Your Back
1204. Scientists Use EEG Machine to Create Digital Images From Brain Activity
1205. This Week in Science: July 21 â€" July 27, 2018
1206. #jeff bezos
1207. #prime day
1208. #editor
1209. #futurism
1210. #futurism staff
1211. #discrimination
1212. #racism
1213. #ridehailing
1214. #election hacking
1215. #hacking
1216. #Russia
1217. #101
1218. #crypto
1219. This Week in Tech: July 7 â€" July 13, 2018
1220. #allianz
1221. #future cities
1222. #moma
1223. #communications providers
1224. #fcc
1225. #internet
1226. #cancer
1227. #communication
1228. #fake news
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1243. A plane train hybrid transport concept pitched by one tech CEO could put more people closer to home faster than both vehicles could alone.
1244. Autonomous cars need to expect and adapt to spontaneous human behavior. Torc’s Asimov is attempting to do just that.
1245. Martian Lakes, Russian Hackers, Unsafe Vaccines, and More
1246. Before jumping into cryptocurrency as a beginner, you're going to want to do your homework.
1247. Robot Telemarketers, Failing ICOs, Hacking The Military, and More
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1249. Mori Trust's Miwako Date gears her property firm's hotel upgrades to Japan's tourism push.
1250. Mori Trust's Miwako Date Gears Firm's Hotel Upgrades To Japan's Tourism Push
1251. Vietnam Securities Pioneer Nguyen Duy Hung Keeps An Eye On Agriculture Opportunities
1252. South Korea’s Botox maker Medytox has landed on this year’s list of Asia’s Best Under A Billion, thanks largely to its expansion overseas.
1253. Best Under A Billion 2018: A Spotlight On Botox Manufacturer Medytox
1254. They wanted to bring some greenery to a city short on trees, so a father-and-son team is building high-rise apartments with lush gardens on every level.
1255. Economic 'Warrior' With China Ties Builds Taiwan's Top-Dollar Apartment Tower
1256. Razer founder Min-Liang Tan has spearheaded a carefully cultivated brand of cool for gamers, by gamers. We caught up with him at the Forbes Under 30 Summit Asia in Hong Kong.
1257. Building An Ecosystem For Gamers: One-On-One With Razer's Min-Liang Tan
1258. One-On-One With Rising K-Pop Star Eric Nam
1259. Alibaba-Backed Ele.me Launches 'Summer War' Against Tencent-Backed Meituan
1260. How Southeast Asia's EdTech Startups Could Reinvent Education
1261. Four Generations: Bangkok's Riverboat Queens Gear Up For The Property Business
1262. Forbes Asia Biz Briefing: Ecognosis Advisory On Central Bank Watch
1263. Sony Xperia XZ2 Premium Vs. Galaxy S9+ Vs. Huawei P20 Pro: Low Light Camera Showdown
1264. Huawei MateBook X Pro Review: The Most Bang For Your Buck In The Laptop World
1265. IPO Exercise: MTG Pumps Out Japan Billionaire Tsuyoshi Matsushita
1266. This Week In China Tech: AI Disrupting Insurance Claims, China Opens Airspace For Drones And More
1267. The 30 Under 30 Asia Honorees Working Towards Sustainability In India
1268. Forbes Under 30 Summit Asia 2018: Startups Pitch Onboard Hong Kong's Iconic Tram
1269. Thailand's Supatra Dynasty - 4 Generations Of Women Running The Chao Phraya River
1270. A Global Trading Firm Says It's Prepared To Neutralize Tariff Shocks
1271. Luxury Watch Veteran Upends Market With Pre-Owned Timepieces
1272. China Drugmaker Struggles To Break Into Europe And North America
1273. Singapore's 50 Richest 2018
1274. America's Top Next-Generation Wealth Advisors
1275. How Top Three Online Scams Work
1276. IPO Of Chinese E-Commerce Firm Mints New Young Billionaire
1277. On Bad Day For Facebook Stock, Zuckerberg's Net Worth Plunges $15.4 Billion
1278. The Inside Story Of Papa John's Toxic Culture
1279. On A Bad Day For Facebook Stock, Mark Zuckerberg's Net Worth Plunges $15.4 Billion
1280. John Schnatter Sues Papa John's, Backtracks Admission To Use Of Racial Slur
1281. IPO Of Chinese E-Commerce Firm Pinduoduo Mints New Young Billionaire
1282. In A World Obsessed With Innovators, This 30 Under 30 Founder Believes Maintainers Matter Too
1283. A 'Perfect Storm' Pilot Shortage Threatens Global Aviation
1284. American Airlines Is Sorry You're Upset With Them, Just Not Sorry Enough To Fix The Real Problem
1285. How 'Mission: Impossible' Saved Tom Cruise's Career
1286. San Francisco Takes Aim At Tech's Free-Dining Perks
1287. 10 Women Pulling Rock 'N' Roll Into The 21st Century
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1294. U18 - Channel: Billionaires - Position 1 - Section: America's Richest Self-Made Women
1295. U18 - Channel: Billionaires - Position 1 - Section: China's Richest
1296. U18 - Channel: Billionaires - Position 1 - Section: India's Richest
1297. U18 - Channel: Billionaires - Position 1 - Section: Indonesia's Richest
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1305. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2
1306. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: AI & Big Data
1307. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: Cloud 100 2017
1308. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: Consumer Tech
1309. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: Cybersecurity
1310. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: Enterprise & Cloud
1311. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: Games
1312. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: Green Tech
1313. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: Healthcare
1314. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: Science
1315. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: Sharing Economy
1316. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: Social Media
1317. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: Venture Capital
1318. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: Braintree BrandVoice
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1320. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: NVIDIA BrandVoice
1321. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: Oracle BrandVoice
1322. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: SAP BrandVoice
1323. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: KPMG BrandVoice
1324. U18 - Channel: Innovation - Position 2 - Section: CIO Network
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1326. U18 - Channel: Leadership - Position 3 - Section: Careers
1327. U18 - Channel: Leadership - Position 3 - Section: CMO Network
1328. U18 - Channel: Leadership - Position 3 - Section: Education
1329. U18 - Channel: Leadership - Position 3 - Section: Entrepreneurs
1330. U18 - Channel: Leadership - Position 3 - Section: Franchises
1331. U18 - Channel: Leadership - Position 3 - Section: Leadership Strategy
1332. U18 - Channel: Leadership - Position 3 - Section: Small Business
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1334. U18 - Channel: Leadership - Position 3 - Section: Women@Forbes
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1339. U18 - Channel: Money - Position 4 - Section: Investing
1340. U18 - Channel: Money - Position 4 - Section: Personal Finance
1341. U18 - Channel: Money - Position 4 - Section: Markets
1342. U18 - Channel: Money - Position 4 - Section: ETFs & Mutual Funds
1343. U18 - Channel: Money - Position 4 - Section: Taxes
1344. U18 - Channel: Money - Position 4 - Section: Hedge Funds & Private Equity
1345. U18 - Channel: Money - Position 4 - Section: Crypto & Blockchain
1346. U18 - Channel: Money - Position 4 - Section: Retirement
1347. U18 - Channel: Money - Position 4 - Section: Banking & Insurance
1348. U18 - Channel: Money - Position 4 - Section: Fintech
1349. U18 - Channel: Money - Position 4 - Section: Wealth Management
1350. U18 - Channel: Money - Position 4 - Section: Capital One BrandVoice
1351. U18 - Channel: Money - Position 4 - Section: Impact Partners BrandVoice
1352. U18 - Channel: Consumer - Position 5
1353. U18 - Channel: Consumer - Position 5 - Section: Food & Drink
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1355. U18 - Channel: Consumer - Position 5 - Section: Media
1356. U18 - Channel: Consumer - Position 5 - Section: Real Estate
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1358. U18 - Channel: Consumer - Position 5 - Section: SportsMoney
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1367. U18 - Channel: Lifestyle - Position 7 - Section: Arts
1368. U18 - Channel: Lifestyle - Position 7 - Section: ForbesLife
1369. U18 - Channel: Lifestyle - Position 7 - Section: Vices
1370. U18 - Channel: Lifestyle - Position 7 - Section: Boats & Planes
1371. U18 - Channel: Lifestyle - Position 7 - Section: Watches & Jewelry
1372. U18 - Channel: Lifestyle - Position 7 - Section: Cars & Bikes
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1374. U18 - Channel: Lifestyle - Position 7 - Section: Forbes Travel Guide
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1379. U18 - Channel: Featured - Position 8 - Section: KPMG BrandVoice: The Great Rewrite
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1403. Homepage Forbes List - Singapore's 50 Richest 2018
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1406. Featured Block - blog - Position 0 - James Simms
1407. Featured Block - blog - Position 1 - Vietnam Securities Pioneer Nguyen Duy Hung Keeps An Eye On Agriculture Opportunities
1408. Featured Block - blog - Position 1 - Lan Anh Nguyen
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1429. Channel - Block B - Innovation
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1436. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - Position 0 - Alex Fang
1437. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - blog - Position 1 - On Bad Day For Facebook Stock, Zuckerberg's Net Worth Plunges $15.4 Billion
1438. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - Position 1 - Madeline Berg
1439. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - blog - Position 2 - The Inside Story Of Papa John's Toxic Culture
1440. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - Position 2 - Noah Kirsch
1441. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - blog - Position 3 - On A Bad Day For Facebook Stock, Mark Zuckerberg's Net Worth Plunges $15.4 Billion
1442. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - blog - Position 4 - John Schnatter Sues Papa John's, Backtracks Admission To Use Of Racial Slur
1443. Channel - Block D - Billionaires - blog - Position 5 - IPO Of Chinese E-Commerce Firm Pinduoduo Mints New Young Billionaire
1444. Channel - Block E - Leadership
1445. Channel - Block E - Leadership - blog - Position 1 - In A World Obsessed With Innovators, This 30 Under 30 Founder Believes Maintainers Matter Too
1446. Channel - Block E - Leadership - Position 1 - Frederick Daso
1447. Channel - Block F - Industry
1448. Channel - Block F - Industry - blog - Position 1 - A 'Perfect Storm' Pilot Shortage Threatens Global Aviation
1449. Channel - Block F - Industry - Position 1 - Marisa Garcia
1450. Channel - Block G - Consumer
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1780. SHUNNING all false modesty, China’s leader, Xi Jinping, calls his idea the “project of the century”. The country’s fawning media hail it as a gift of “Chinese wisdom” to the world’s development. As for the real meaning of the clumsy metaphor to describe itâ€"the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)â€"debate rages. The term itself is confusing.
1781. SODANKYLA, a town in Finnish Lapland just north of the Arctic Circle, boasts an average annual temperature a little below freezing. Residents eagerly await the brief spell in July when the region enjoys something akin to summer. This year they may have wished for a bit less of it.
1782. MANY OF THE photos seem older than they are. In black and white, they show Spaniards wrapped in overcoats, the men with sideburns, the women with perms, voting in a referendum on a new constitution on December 6th 1978.
1783. TOBACCO was new to England in the 17th century, but even then, smoking had plenty of critics.
1784. “LONELINESS is a crowded room,” as Bryan Ferry of the band Roxy Music once warbled, adding that everyone was “all together, all alone”. The open-plan office might have been designed to make his point. That is not the rationale for the layout, of course.
1785. FOR the first time since independence in 1980, Zimbabwe goes to the polls on July 30th without Robert Mugabe on the ballot. Instead the old despot’s former sidekick, who took his place after a coup last year, is bidding for legitimacy, together with Zanu-PF, the ruling party.
1786. “THIS is a pivotal moment in the history of Zionism and the state of Israel,” said Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel’s prime minister (pictured), in the early hours of July 19th. Israel’s parliament, the Knesset, had just passed a law stating that the right of national self-determination is “unique to the Jewish people”.
1787. “SELL in May and go away,” say the denizens of Wall Street, and to the usual summer lethargy is added the excuse of a heatwave. But for those working in private equity, there is no let-up.
1788. Bjorn Ulvaeus from ABBA tells Anne McElvoy, our senior editor, about the melancholy beneath the exuberant voices and his musical influences. Would he write the same songs in the #MeToo era and which song has had its lyrics changed for a different feminist time? Music (“Divider”) by Chris Zabriskie (CC by 4.0 UK)
1789. PRESIDENT Donald Trump has not been shy about his admiration for tariffs. But on July 25th his love of deals appeared to prevail. Tweeting a picture of Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, kissing his cheek, Mr Trump heralded an advance in trade relations between America and the European Union.
1790. SOME 22 years after Imran Khan founded Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) to break open the country’s corrupt dynastic politics, the 65-year-old former cricket star was waiting, as The Economist went to press, for official confirmation that his party had won the most seats in Pakistan’s general election.
1791. A year ago Jamal Khashoggi (pictured), a prominent journalist and past newspaper editor, left his home in Saudi Arabia for the last time. He is now in self-exile, living in Washington, DC, fearing that he will be arrested for his political views if he returns to his country.
1792. THE people of Sweida, a city in Syria’s south, near the border with Jordan, had been spared the worst of Syria’s seven-year war. But the relative calm came to a bloody end on July 25th. In one of their deadliest attacks, gunmen and suicide bombers from the Islamic State (IS) group raided targets in and around the city.
1793. IT WAS supposed to draw the row to an end. Labour’s new code of conduct on anti-Semitism was the “gold standard”, declared Jon Lansman, a prominent Labour activist who sits on the party board that signed off the new rules this month.
1794. RYANAIR, Europe’s largest low-cost airline is known for three things: affordable fares, a record of punctuality and the abrasive personality of its chief executive, Michael O’Leary. This summer the biggest set of strikes by pilots and cabin crew in the airline’s history puts the first two of these at riskâ€"though not the third.
1795. OF ALL his real-estate holdings, America’s president might be proudest of the Trump International Hotel (pictured), a luxury property located three-quarters of a mile from the White House.
1796. THERE is no shortage of water on Mars. Astronomers reckon that at least 5m cubic kilometres of ice is locked up beneath the planet’s dusty regolith. Whether any of it is liquid is a trickier question.
1797. THE Elizabeth line, the latest addition to the London Underground, is a feat of engineering. When it gets rolling in December, it will stretch more than 60 miles from Reading and Heathrow in the west to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east.
1798. IN 2013 Cody Wilson, a self-described anarchist, fired the world’s first 3D-printed handgun. It was a crude, single-shot pistol made almost entirely of plastic. He called it the Liberator (pictured) and posted the printing manual, in the form of software code, online. It was downloaded nearly 100,000 times and reposted elsewhere.
1799. TO WAKE up in an Airbnb apartment can be briefly disorientating. Where are you? The brushed steel, the exposed lightbulbs, the mid-century furnishings. The lively walls and bookshelves (a guide for hosts recommends accentuating “personality, not personal items”).
1800. NEARLY half of Americans consider income inequality to be a “very big” problem. At first glance, a report published this month by the Pew Research Centre seems to contain welcome news on this front.
1801. TEN years after the incineration of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by American nuclear bombs, Japan embraced “atoms for peace”, a policy of civilian nuclear power championed by Dwight Eisenhower, America’s president.
1802. TURKEY’S right-wing nationalists have seldom had it so good. The government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has embraced their main causes, bombing Kurdish insurgents at home and abroad, promoting militarism in education and using siege mentality as foreign policy.
1803. WORK can make you sick and shorten your life. That is the argument of a hard-hitting book* by Jeffrey Pfeffer, a professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. In an obvious way, that claim is outdated. Health-and-safety rules help explain why deaths from accidents in American workplaces fell by 65% between 1970 and 2015.
1804. SOMETHING strange is happening to Canada’s religious profile. As in many western countries, the share of Canadian citizens who call themselves Christian is in long-term decline. Those who profess “no religion” (which does not necessarily mean an indifference to the spiritual) is rising.
1805. NEWS OUTLETS call him “China’s Edward Snowden”. His fans worldwide call him “Brother Fu”â€"a tag now seen on T-shirts and in internet memes. Both labels are said to mortify Fu Xuedong, the shy Canadian-educated software engineer whose allegations about Chinese cyber-spying have been the summer surprise of 2024.
1806. AS YOU WALK from classroom to classroom at Tibba Khara school on the outskirts of Lahore, Pakistan’s second-biggest city, the children seem to disappear. Pandemonium prevails in the first classroom, packed with five- and six-year-olds in their first year of school.
1807. IT HAD SEEMED a small thing at the time. A court ruling in Ireland in March 2018 attracted little attention in a period when an uptick in growth meant the European Union was, for once, basking in an unexpected glow of optimism.
1808. AS THE GLOBAL elite gathered this week for the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, the exclusive Alpine mountain-biking resort, the picture was familiar. Rotorpods with blacked-out windows dropped off captains of industry, there to discuss the plight of the world, as they have since the 1970s.
1809. THE EMAIL that landed in Eva Smith’s mailbox at 7pm on Friday October 13th 2028 had the ominous subject line “Changes”. Ms Smith, a director at a private-equity firm in New York, opened it with trepidation.
1810. “DATA SLAVERY.” Jennifer Lyn Morone, an American artist, thinks this is the state in which most people now live. To get free online services, she laments, they hand over intimate information to technology firms. “Personal data are much more valuable than you think,” she says.
1811. IT IS A bright morning in the eastern Mediterranean, and a small robotic watercraft operated by Greenpeace, an environmental group, is quietly approaching two fishing boats about 160 miles north of Egypt’s coast.
1812. WAXING AND WANING from invisible new to full-beam full and back, month in and month out, the Moon is famously inconstant. But appearances deceive. Its aspect in the sky may change; the brute fact of there being 73 thousand trillion tonnes of rock orbiting at a distance of some 380,000km does not.
1813. THE WORLD will need to rethink its approach to food as the planet warms and the population grows towards an expected 9.7bn people in 2050.
1814. AUDREY HEPBURN DIED in 1993, but in 2013 she nevertheless starred in an advertisement for Galaxy, a type of chocolate bar. She was shown riding a bus along the Amalfi coast before catching the eye of a passing hunk in a convertible.
1815. WHAT IF, INSTEAD of going to Memphis in April 1968 to lead yet another march, Martin Luther King had returned home, exhausted, to Atlanta? What if he had then avoided all his other would-be assassins and lived to old age well into the 21st century?
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1817. IN JAPAN it is hard to avoid the disturbing spectacle of young girls being treated as sex objects. Rorikon, an abbreviation of “Lolita complex”, is ubiquitous.
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1819. The “project of the century” may help some economies, but at a political cost
1820. Worryingly, such weather events may not remain unusual
1821. In the 40 years since its democratic constitution was adopted, Spain has achieved much, but it needs an overhaul, says Michael Reid
1822. But they do help improve public health
1823. Some workplace designs are more about cost-cutting than collaboration
1824. In the first election since a coup, the party of Robert Mugabe deserves to lose
1825. The law seems designed to upset minorities
1826. They are reshaping Wall Street’s ecosystem
1827. On #MeToo and melancholia
1828. But American farmers are already suffering the consequences of his policies
1829. The former cricket star wins an election amid widespread allegations of cheating
1830. A self-exiled journalist reflects on his country’s direction
1831. As the regime thrusts south, the jihadists retaliate and Israel guards its border
1832. Conservatives should learn how not to tackle the Islamophobia in their own party
1833. Passengers should prepare for more delays and cancellations
1834. The legal challenge focuses on the Trump International Hotel in Washington, DC
1835. It’s 20km across and 1.5km beneath the southern polar ice cap
1836. Britain’s Crossrail project was made possible by co-ordinated, detailed planning. That also makes it architecturally dull
1837. American lawmakers are concerned about traceability and detectability
1838. Protests will meet holidaymakers
1839. But not for reasons that should be celebrated
1840. The nuclear material at the heart of Japan’s energy policy is becoming a liability
1841. The Nationalist Movement Party and their Grey Wolves
1842. Poor health care and job insecurity shorten lives
1843. Religions gather strength as they cross the ocean
1844. As America defies and dismantles the international rules-based order, a report from the future imagines what might replace it
1845. Their lives would be better, even if they did not learn very much
1846. After the euro crisis and Brexit, Poland and Italy could open up new fissures within the EU. A report from 2020 imagines how
1847. How the business world finally reached a milestoneâ€"and what had to change along the way
1848. Driven by technological and legal changes, how far can the “gig economy” go?
1849. Advocates of “data as labour” think users should be paid for using online services
1850. How aquatic, autonomous robots could reduce lawlessness at sea
1851. Whether complex life would still have arisen on Earth in the absence of the Moon is the subject of much debate
1852. Examine the foodstuffs that might sustain mankind in 2050, right on your kitchen table
1853. Once filmmakers have no need of human actors, expect more sequels, more lawsuitsâ€"and fewer opportunities for newcomers
1854. Fifty years on, how might things have been different?
1855. Our cartoonist, KAL, considers a truly hair-raising scenario
1856. The root of the problem is not how society treats its young, but the way it treats women
1857. Data workers of the world, unite
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1867. Advanced Reproductive Technology is Here. But Who Decides Who Gets Access?
1868. When It Comes To Natural Disasters, Technology Has An Unavoidable Dark Side
1869. Your Future Doctor May Not be Human. This Is the Rise of AI in Medicine.
1870. Your New Best Friend: AI Chatbot
1871. Losing Weight in the Future Will Not Be One Size Fits All
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1873. We Need to Open the AI Black Box Before It’s Too Late
1874. Could Digital Voting Create a Society That Is Truly Governed by the People?
1875. Urban Farming Is the Future of Agriculture
1876. Our Climate Is Changing Rapidly. It's Time to Talk About Geoengineering.
1877. Our Climate Is Changing Rapidly. It’s Time to Talk About Geoengineering.
1878. Aliens, Autonomous Cars, and AI: This Is the World of 2118
1879. Once And For All, Here's What Science Says About GMOs
1880. Once And For All, Here’s What Science Says About GMOs
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1883. Companies arrive quicker at disaster sites, experimental technology in tow. That might not be great in the long run.
1884. From mental health apps to robot surgeons, artificial intelligence is already changing the practice of medicine.
1885. What if AI bots could be the ones to have meaningful conversations with humans?
1886. 2.2 billion people worldwide are too heavy. How can we help them lose weight?
1887. If we don't, the biases of our past could dictate our future.
1888. Imagine voting for the president from the comfort of your bed.
1889. Imagine getting your kale from the abandoned brewery down the street.
1890. It could save the planet. Or it could make everything worse.
1891. Here's what we think our world will look like in a century, from our perspective today.
1892. Why do you think what you do about GMOs?
1893. The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi with other leaders at the BRICS Outreach Meeting, at Johannesburg, South Africa.
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1970. Reliance Jio posts Rs 612 crore profit in Q1
1971. India's Forex reserves inches-up by over $67 mn
1972. EU plumps for Italy-France high-speed train link, rift in Italian government
1973. Twitter loses 1 million users in Q2, stock plummets
1974. ITC pursues strategy to build cold chain
1975. After overwhelming La Liga debut, Girona back to basics
1976. Civil Services need substantial reforms, not trivial, knee-jerk reactions'
1977. Of mysteries, marketing and the core concepts of life
1978. Honor 9N: Packs extra juice at affordable price
1979. After Microsoft made its professional collaboration platform "Teams" free in 40 languages earlier in July, its main rival Slack has announced to acquire workplace chat service HipChat from enterprise software giant Atlassian.
1980. Several suspicious packages have been found at the Trump Tower in Manhattan that were being probed, the New York Police Department (NYPD) said.
1981. The US President Donald Trump has once again incorrectly claimed that Cupertino-based tech giant Apple is planning to build new manufacturing plants in the country.
1982. An apparent derailment attempt of the Etawah-Mainpuri passenger train was averted in Uttar Pradesh, an official said on Saturday.
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1991. Two senior BJP leaders question projection of ex-dy CM Sushil Kumar Modi as face of party in Bihar assembly polls 2015
1992. Rameswaram fishermen, who were on indefinite strike seeking end to attacks by Lankan Navy, to call off strike Monday
1993. Spell of rain today cooled Delhi and adjoining areas in Haryana and UP; met office forecasts more rainfall during day
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2000. BJP president Amit Shah to address party leaders and grass root-level functionaries in Thiruvananthapuram tomorrow
2001. A cyber police station will become operational under the Howrah Police commissionerate from tomorrow
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2004. Eight fishermen were rescued safely from a boat which capsized in Nilwande sea coast near Ratnagiri
2005. Ex-IAS officer Uttam Khobragade to join RPI on Tuesday in presence of Ramdas Athawale
2006. Two killed in a police firing in Manipur during protest against imposition of prohibitory order in Ukhrul, say police
2007. Odisha govt has directed its administrative dept not to hire or re-employ any retired public servant beyond 65 years
2008. Police today arrested a man who had killed his elder brother at Fatehgarh Churian town in Batala August 24
2009. Army recruitment exam scheduled to be held in Bikaner today has been canceled after paper leak; 9 people arrested
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2032. Tehri: Disaster response personnel rescues an accident victim when a state-run bus fell into a deep gorge around 15 km from Chamba town in Tehri district on July 19, 2018. (Photo:IANS)
2033. New Delhi: Indias youngest woman Mount Everest climber Shivangi Pathak during a felicitation programme hosted by Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) and Delhi University Students Union (DUSU), in New Delhi, on July 19, 2018. (Photo: IANS)
2034. Midnapore: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee visits the victims who was injured during BJP rally, in Midnapore, on July 19, 2018. (Photo: IANS)
2035. Patna: Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist) activists stage a demonstration to press for their various demand, in Patna, on July 19, 2018. (Photo: IANS)
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2039. Yangon: Myanmars State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi, daughter of General Aung San, pays tribute during a ceremony to mark the 71st Martyrs Day in Yangon, Myanmar, July 19, 2018. Myanmar held a state ceremony here Thursday to mark the countrys 71st M
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2056. 24 Mantra Entrusts GenY Medium With Their Digital Mandate
2057. Wolters Kluwer's ELM Solutions Helps Open Children's Activity Center in India
2058. Net Profit After Tax Grows by 27 Percent (Y-o-Y) in Q2'18
2059. Rummy Central Proudly Presents the New Online Rummy Revolution
2060. Create Fabulous, Seamless and Memorable Celebrations With The Viral Party
2061. USISPF's CEO Water Alliance (CEWA) Kicks off Critical Dialogue on Effective Water Management
2062. Hiranandani Tierra a Premium Residential Villa Plots Launched With Unparalleled Infrastructure at Oragadam
2063. Grail Insights, Formerly Grail Research, Announces Reorganization as a Fully Independent Company
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2065. Surana Group of Hospitals Organizes a Concessional Medical Camp for Knee Replacement Surgery From 18th July to 17th August 2018
2066. Celebrate National Lipstick Day at New Beauty Centre and Grab Upto 30 Percent Off
2067. DHFL General Insurance Aims to Reimagine Insurance With Its Digital-First Distribution Channel - COCO (Connected Covers)
2068. SAS India Collaborates With Goa Institute of Management (GIM) to Launch a Full Time Course in Big Data Analytics
2069. The 2nd Edition of India Online Poker Championship 2018 Concluded on a Successful Note
2070. Mr. Vikram Pawah Appointed as CEO of BMW Group in Australia
2071. Remembering Mr. Sergio Marchionne
2072. Oasis Management to Acquire Petrel Capital after Successful Three-Year Run on OPIM Platform
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2074. Toshiba Launches Adapter for Unidirectional Optical Modules for Short Distance Data Transmission
2075. AlsoEnergy Announces Merger with skytron energy, Completes Acquisition of Draker Corporation Assets
2076. xRAN Forum Releases Second Open Fronthaul Control, User and Synchronization Plane Specification and First Open Fronthaul Management Plane Specification
2077. HRH The Crown Prince of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Mohammed Bin Salman Names Renowned Tourism Impresario Gerard "Jerrya Inzerillo to Lead Transformative Heritage Tourism Initiative
2078. Wibmo Inc. Launches Tridenta,c RBA - Intelligent Authentication for Digital Payment Security
2079. Banyan Biomarkers Announces Publication of ALERT-TBI Clinical Study Results in The Lancet Neurology
2080. DAZN Raises the Bar for Sports Streaming Video to Millions of Fans Worldwide with Limelight Networks
2081. Takeda Announces Phase 3 Trial of ALUNBRIGA® (brigatinib) Met Primary Endpoint Demonstrating Superiority in Progression-Free Survival Versus Crizotinib in Patients with ALK+ Advanced NSCLC Who are ALK Inhibitor NaA-ve
2082. Forbes Travel Guide Announces New Leadership Structure to Support Expansion Plans to 100 Countries in 2019
2083. CSC Announces Launch of CSC Security Center
2084. Chartbeat Announces New Funding to Fuel Growth
2085. Synacor Sees Zimbra Collaboration Platform Deployments Rise on New Product Capabilities
2086. Rahul Gandhi lauds Role of NRIs
2087. Indian School of Business & Finance (ISBF) Organized Annual Teacher's Symposium 2017
2088. miFon makes Intex smartphones smarter, safer, unlosable
2089. Dreaming of become an Entrepreneur?
2090. BookMyShow smashes all previous records for advance sales with Dangal
2091. LexisNexis® releases a new module on FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act) in association with Kochhar & Co. for its Lexis® Practical Guidance Solution
2092. Will Niti Taylor be one of Jhalak Dikkhla Ja's wild card entries?
2093. Unless you are thinking about work during your shower every day, you've not fully become a part of our work culture yet: Snapdeal Co-founder Kunal Bahl
2094. AMA Fever catching on: BJP Spokesperson Sambit Patra to come under the microscope next, after Manish Tewari
2095. Manish Tewari spills the beans in a frank AMA session on Frankly.me
2096. Won't let singers steal our credit: Meet Brothers
2097. SHRM India Partners with XLRI to Launch an Executive Certificate Program
2098. 6 Corporates from Punjab among Top 500 companies in India
2099. Improvement in the Indian Education system â€" the first-time voters' demand
2100. Magma Fincorp Ltd. - FY 2013-14 highlights
2101. Tata Nano is India's Most Trusted Automobile: Brand Trust Report
2102. Times OOH showcases never-before-seen Advertising & Sponsorship options at Mumbai Metro
2103. Vision Express Launches Fourth Store in the Pink City
2104. Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Achieves Record First-Half Sales of 5.54 Million Units
2105. Hindalco to Acquire Aleris at an EV of US$ 2.58 Billion
2106. thyssenkrupp Announces New Elevator High-rise Test Tower in Atlanta
2107. Art Savoir and Paper Surf Launches Innovative Art and Design Printing and Book Publishing Services in Bangalore
2108. An Eagle's Eye View of Vienna
2109. YES BANK Announces Financial Results for the Quarter Ended June 30, 2018
2110. Honor Introduces Honor 9N With the Perfect Notch in the Mid-range Segment
2111. GRUH Finance Ltd. - Profit After Tax for the Quarter Amounted to Rs. 115 Crores as Compared to Rs. 96 Crores for the Corresponding Period in Previous Year - an Increase of 20%
2112. Opera Limited Prices Its Initial Public Offering
2113. HitGen Enters DNA-Encoded Library Drug Discovery Research Collaboration With Sanofi
2114. UnionPay International supports personnel exchanges among BRICS
2115. State of the Art Factory Opening by Sungrow for India Base
2116. New campaign challenges Singaporeans to look closer at hidden poverty
2117. Trump denies advance knowledge of son's meeting with Russian
2118. Tweets could be reliable indicator of air quality during wildfires
2119. Trump open to visiting Moscow, White House says
2120. Pakistan opposition unanimously rejects results, demands re-election (Lead)
2121. US expresses concern over participation of terrorist-affiliates in Pakistan elections
2122. No polls in Libya before national reconciliation, says Conte
2123. Pakistan Election: PPP says polls were not free and fair
2124. Guterres expresses support for Pakistan Election Commission
2125. Around 1,000 families who were reunited after being separated as part of the US administration's approach to undocumented immigrants have standing deportation orders, the government has said.
2126. Four persons have been killed and three others injured, including a six-year-old child, in the US state of Georgia, authorities said.
2127. One of the largest summertime hot air balloon festivals in the US has kicked off in Readington in New Jersey.
2128. Four held in J&K policeman murder case
2129. PNB fraud: Choksi denies any truth in allegations
2130. Kovind, Modi enquire about Karunanidhi's health (Lead)
2131. India's 1st Apache, Chinook choppers complete inaugural flights: Boeing
2132. Thackeray gets 'Happy Birthday' wishes from Rahul Gandhi
2133. Karunanidhi shifted to Kauvery Hospital after his BP dipped (Lead)
2134. Karunanidhi shifted to Kauvery Hospital
2135. Man climbs tower in Delhi demanding special status for Andhra
2136. Congress alleges government's complicity in Choksi's Antiguan citizenship
2137. Hindi translation of book on artist Anjolie Ela Menon released (Lead)
2138. Karunanidhi enters 50th year as DMK President
2139. Hindi translation of book on artist Anjolie Ela Menon released
2140. Telangana to allot lands to political parties for offices
2141. With heavy rains continuing in neighbouring Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, authorities in Haryana's Hathnikund barrage on Saturday released excess water into the Yamuna river, posing a flood threat to New Delhi.
2142. Rebecca Ferguson feels lucky that "men write incredible roles" for her. But the actress says she doesn't go looking for "strong roles".
2143. With heavy rainfall continuing, most roads in Himachal Pradesh remained closed to traffic on Saturday, stranding travellers and commuters. The worst affected were Sirmaur and Kullu districts.
2144. The Kerala Police on Saturday took into custody a person alleged to have been the key tormentor of a 19-year-old Kerala student, who was trolled on the social media for selling fish after college hours.
2145. Militants abducted a special police officer (SPO) at gunpoint from Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district, police said on Saturday.
2146. Water released from Haryana's Hathnikund added to the continued rains have led the Yamuna river to breach its danger-level mark here on Saturday. Preparations are now on to evacuate people residing in low-lying areas.
2147. At least 37 people have been killed in rain-related incidents in Uttar Pradesh in the past 48-hours since Thursday, an official said on Saturday.
2148. It was a cloudy morning in the national capital on Saturday with the minimum temperature recorded at 25.2 degrees Celsius, two notches below the season's average, said the Met office.
2149. The Hindi version of a book containing seminal works of Acontemporary artist and Padma Shri awardee Anjolie Ela Menon was launched on Friday at the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) here.
2150. Delhi achieves surplus rainfall following two days of showers (Lead)
2151. 36 cows found dead in Delhi, government orders probe (Second Lead)
2152. On October 2, 100,000 students in India to assemble solar lamps
2153. Python, cobra rescued in Gurugram
2154. Hepatitis C 83% more prevalent in north India: Report (July 28th is World Hepatitis Day)
2155. 36 cows found dead in Delhi (Lead)
2156. Decoded: How eating disorder is linked to brain
2157. 86 killed, 23 million affected by China floods, landslides
2158. 36 cows found dead in Delhi
2159. Following incessant showers over the past two days, the national capital has achieved surplus rainfall this year of around 13 per cent, according to Indian Meteorological Department (IMD).
2160. As part of the upcoming 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi and ongoing diamond jubilee of IIT-Bombay, a whopping 100,000 students from 100 schools across India will assemble solar lamps on October 2, an official said here on Friday.
2161. An Indian rock python and spectacled cobra were rescued by a wildlife activist from a luxury hotel and a private cricket academy respectively here in the foothills of Aravali mountain range on Friday.
2162. Infections of hepatitis C are 83 per cent more prevalent among people living in north India, says a report from SRL Diagnostics.
2163. As many as 36 cows were found dead in a cowshed here on Friday, police said.
2164. Anorexia nervosa -- an eating disorder that makes people obsessive about their weight -- could alter the brain circuits and impact its taste-reward processing mechanisms, especially for sugar, a study has found.
2165. At least 86 people have been killed and around 23 million have been affected due to floods, landslides and other natural disasters in China, official disaster relief authorities said on Friday.
2166. MSMEs must get relaxations in India's data protection regime: Report
2167. Government's nod awaited to start WhatsApp payment feature in India: Zuckerberg
2168. Samsung unveils teaser for Galaxy Note 9 highlighting battery, storage, speed
2169. Bad weather forces Gadkari to cancels Rohtang trip (Lead)
2170. Karnataka braces to watch longest lunar eclipse on Friday
2171. Cloud, ad growth propel Amazon to post record $2.5 bn profit (Lead)
2172. How cybercriminals use fake gift cards to get personal data
2173. China says don't blame us for failed Qualcomm-NXP deal
2174. Alexa Cast' now available on Amazon Music
2175. After US, Google's 'VR Creator Lab' coming to London
2176. Kerala CM: Cyber bullies face action for trolling college girl
2177. New Samsung smartphone with 'Infinity Display' in India next week
2178. Google, Lenovo launch interactive 'Smart Displays' with Assistant
2179. Mobiistar appoints new VP for sales and operations in India
2180. As it began to crack down on spammy and fake accounts, Twitter on Friday reported a drop of 1 million users in the second quarter of 2018 -- with monthly active user count going down from 336 million in the last quarter to 335 million.
2181. As India moves closer to a new data protection regime, the regulations should provide micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) certain relaxations and exceptions under specific circumstances, industry chamber Assocham and British advisory multinational PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) said in a joint report on Friday.
2182. Facing intense scrutiny in India over the spread of misinformation and fake news on WhatsApp, its parent company Facebook has said it is waiting for a green signal from the government to roll out peer-to-peer payments feature for over 200 million users on the instant mobile messaging platform.
2183. Samsung Electronics Co. on Friday showcased teaser videos for the upcoming Galaxy Note 9 smartphone -- highlighting improved performances in terms of battery, storage capacity, and speed.
2184. Bad weather on Friday forced Union Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari to cancel his day-long visit to Himachal Pradesh that included inspecting the upcoming strategically important motorable tunnel project at 3,000 metres above sea level beneath the Rohtang Pass.
2185. Hundreds of enthusiastic skywatchers in Karnataka brace to witness the longest lunar eclipse of the century which begins on Friday night and ends early Saturday.
2186. Riding on its growing AWS Cloud and advertising portfolio, Amazon posted a record profit of $2.5 billion (or $5.07 per diluted share) in the second quarter of 2018 -- an impressive jump from the $197 million (or $0.40 per diluted share) it posted in the same period last year.
2187. China has denied any misconduct in the scrapping of $44 billion Qualcomm-NXP deal, saying the proposal failed to meet the country's anti-monopoly concerns.
2188. Amazon on Friday launched a new feature called "Alexa Cast" on its own ad-free music streaming service "Amazon Music.
2189. Google is launching its Virtual Reality (VR) training programme called "VR Creator Lab" in Europe, starting with London as a three-day "boot camp" followed by a three-month training from leading VR instructors and filmmakers.
2190. A 19-year-old Bachelor of Science student from Kochi was trolled on social media for selling fish after college hours. Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Friday directed the state police to register a case against the cyber bullies.
2191. Aiming to grab a larger share of online smartphone market share, Samsung is set to launch a new Galaxy smartphone with "Infinity Display" in the country next week.
2192. By increasing productivity and reducing cost, Blockchain technology has the potential to create value of up to $5 billion in India in the next five years, a top official of IT industry's apex body Nasscom has stressed.
2193. Google has partnered Chinese technology company Lenovo to manufacture a new category of devices called "Smart Displays" which are interactive screens for smart home devices with Google Assistant.
2194. Vietnam-based smartphone maker Mobiistar on Friday announced the appointment of Ajitabh Jerath as Vice President for sales and operations (South and West) in India.
2195. Javelin thrower Chopra qualifies for Diamond League finals
2196. Sania sets sights on 2020 Olympics
2197. Ganguly congratulates Pak PM elect Imran
2198. Iran winger Jahanbakhsh joins Brighton
2199. Rashid brushes aside Vaughan criticism
2200. Former cricketers to feature in Pro-Am golf tourney
2201. AICS bats for medical insurance coverage to sportspersons
2202. Harding in lead at Royal Cup golf
2203. Ricciardo leads Hungary's 1st Formula One free practice session
2204. Ex Barcelona president ordered to appear in court over money laundering
2205. Golfer Amandeep wins 10th leg of Hero women's Pro Tour
2206. Former Brazil boss Scolari named Palmeiras coach (Lead)
2207. Hot on the heels of former England captain Michael Vaughan labelling Adil Rashid's inclusion in the Test squad as "ridiculous", the leg-spinner brushed aside such talk, saying it's "stupid" and "does not matter".
2208. Girona FC may have had a fairy tale 10th place finish on their La Liga debut in 2017-18, but ahead of the upcoming season, the Catalan football club aims to start the campaign with a humble objective of maintaining their position in the Spanish top division.
2209. A galaxy of former international cricketers including South African legend Shaun Pollock, Sri Lankan Mahela Jayawardene and India's first World Cup-winning skipper Kapil Dev will be in action during the Louis Philippe (LP) Cup Pro-Am golf tournament on August 4 at Bengaluru's Prestige Golfshire club.
2210. In the absence of a concrete medical assistance scheme for sportspersons, the All India Council of Sports (AICS) President Vijay Kumar Malhotra on Friday urged the Chief Ministers, Indian Olympic Association (IOA) and National Sports Federations to provide insurance coverage to their respective sportspersons.
2211. South Africas Justin Harding continued his blistering form by carding a second consecutive six-under-par 64 to surge into the halfway lead at the Royal Cup on Friday.
2212. Australian driver Daniel Ricciardo on Friday set the pace in the first free practice session for the upcoming Hungarian Grand Prix.
2213. A Spanish judge on Friday directed the ex-president of football club Barcelona Sandro Rossell to appear in court over the alleged laundering of money embezzled from Brazil's football federation and fixed the bail amount at 78.6 million euros ($91 million).
2214. Former India captain Sourav Ganguly on Friday congratulated cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan, who is set to become the Prime Minister of Pakistan, saying the iconic former World Cup winning captain fought hard to reach the high office.
2215. Golfer Amandeep Drall held her nerve in the closing stages of the 10th leg on Friday to finish with birdies in the last two holes and become only the second player this season to win more than once on the Hero womens Pro Tour.
2216. Out of action for a long period with a chronic knee injury and now her first pregnancy, ace Indian player Sania Mirza is hopeful of hitting the tennis court for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
2217. Reigning Commonwealth Games champion javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra is among the five to have qualified for the IAAF Diamond League finals here on August 30.
2218. Former Brazil manager Luiz Felipe Scolari has been named coach of Palmeiras, signing a deal that ties him to the Sao Paulo club until after his 72nd birthday.
2219. Binary file (standard input) matches
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2221. DH - Defence Helicopter
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2224. MLF - Military Logistics
2225. MTSN - Training/Simulation
2226. NWI - Naval Warfare
2227. RH - Rotorhub
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2381. The first Boeing AH-64E Apache attack helicopter for the Indian Air Force took to the air on its inaugural flight […]
2382. The esoteric subject of fighter aircraft contracting, usually restricted in the Indian context to the occasional headline, boomed within the […]
2383. This rare photograph from 1987-88 has just emerged online. From a rare series of pictures taken over two days during […]
2384. At 2.30pm on this day two years ago, an Indian Air Force Antonov An-32 transport aircraft disappeared from radar during […]
2385. Eight years after the Indian Navy first floated interest in acquiring AUVs — autonomous underwater vehicles, basically mini unmanned submarines […]
2386. dmiral Arun Prakash, Indian Navy chief from 2004-06, has been an eloquent and unsparing commentator on matters military since he […]
2387. From wanting almost nothing to do with it, to now wanting complete control over it, the Indian Air Force’s relationship […]
2388. As Boeing Defence’s former man in India, Dr Vivek Lall was the visible campaign chief for the F/A-18 Super Hornet […]
2389. June 16, 2018
2390. WATCH: How The Indian Navy Saved The Sunderbans From An Exploding Ship
2391. The Sunderbans, India’s vast heritage mangrove forest in the Gangetic delta were saved from perhaps their unfriendliest visitor this week, […]
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2393. BIG BOOST: 1st Made-in-India Apache Fuselage Delivered Before Schedule
2394. In what will — and should — be seen as a demonstration of local industrial prowess, the first Indian-built AH-64 […]
2395. April 27, 2018
2396. MISSILE MILESTONE: India’s Nag Finally Headed Into Army Service
2397. The Indian Army will shortly begin inducting its first indigenously developmet anti-tank guided weaponry. The Ministry of Defence today cleared […]
2398. April 18, 2018
2399. $2-Billion IAF Base Protector Gun Contest Begins Next Month
2400. A $2 billion contest to purchase close-in weapon systems for the protection of Indian Air Force bases across the country […]
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2402. Door Opened To India For Deeper Striking M777 Guns
2403. India’s first new artillery guns since the infamous Bofors Scandal of the eighties will enter service this September when two […]
2404. April 13, 2018
2405. 5 Reasons Why This Could Be Boeing’s Sharpest Move In India Yet
2406. In the glacially meandering rivers of Indian military contracting, Boeing has had A wondrous run. Notching up one high value […]
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2452. Jul 26 2018    2 30 pm
2453. The esoteric subject of fighter aircraft contracting, usually restricted in the Indian context to the occasional headline, boomed within the […]
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2455. Jul 25 2018    2 22 pm
2456. This rare photograph from 1987-88 has just emerged online. From a rare series of pictures taken over two days during […]
2457. Jul 17 2018    2 30 pm
2458. Eight years after the Indian Navy first floated interest in acquiring AUVs — autonomous underwater vehicles, basically mini unmanned submarines […]
2459. Jul 14 2018    11 50 am
2460. dmiral Arun Prakash, Indian Navy chief from 2004-06, has been an eloquent and unsparing commentator on matters military since he […]
2461. Jun 23 2018    10 25 am
2462. As Boeing Defence’s former man in India, Dr Vivek Lall was the visible campaign chief for the F/A-18 Super Hornet […]
2463. Apr 13 2018    5 13 pm
2464. In the glacially meandering rivers of Indian military contracting, Boeing has had A wondrous run. Notching up one high value […]
2465. The Bittersweet Dilemma Of India’s AMCA 5th Generation Fighter
2466. Apr 11 2018    8 30 am
2467. As DefExpo, India’s flagship trade show for land-based and naval armament, kicks off, it’s difficult to duck the fact that […]
2468. India’s 1st Private-sector Offshore Patrol Vessel Ready For Military Service
2469. Apr 08 2018    11 31 am
2470. By Mrityunjoy Mazumdar for Livefist If this week’s DefExpo show near Chennai is all set to see India flaunt its […]
2471. No Breaths Held, India Embarks On New Fighter Building Quest
2472. Apr 06 2018    3 59 pm
2473. The Indian government has taken the first step in its latest effort to buy and build new fighter jets in country. […]
2474. #EyeOnIndia: 10 Questions For The Aviationists’s David Cenciotti
2475. Mar 28 2018    4 00 pm
2476. After our much-read interviews with FlightGlobal’s Stephen Trimble and Hush-Kit’s Joe Coles, we’re delighted with the next in line on […]
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2480. It would be putting it mildly to say that Airbus has had tough run of luck with the Indian military […]
2481. April 11, 2018
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2483. April 6, 2018
2484. The Indian government has taken the first step in its latest effort to buy and build new fighter jets in country. […]
2485. March 28, 2018
2486. March 25, 2018
2487. Why The BrahMos Missile Test On March 22 Is An Indian Gamechanger
2488. It is difficult to overstate the significance of the test-launch of a BrahMos supersonic cruise missile that took place at […]
2489. March 24, 2018
2490. Just before noon on September 14 last year, an 11-foot long missile zoomed off from the wing of an Indian […]
2491. March 23, 2018
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2493. March 17, 2018
2494. Army Sits On Arjun Tank Order Over Missile-Firing Capability
2495. Nearly four years after the Indian Army received clearance from the Ministry of Defence to sign up for 118 of […]
2496. March 14, 2018
2497. Thirty days ago, the Indian government kickstarted the latest of its serially failed attempts to procure thousands of new assault […]
2498. March 13, 2018
2499. The Indian Army has had enough. And it has chosen to vent its anger in an unusually candid tone to […]
2500. March 11, 2018
2501. Rafale Aside, Big French Push On 2 Indian Weapon Contests Worth $8 Billion
2502. A push for more Rafale jets amidst a raging political controversy aside, France is putting particular diplomatic heft behind two […]
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2576. Blockchain to add $5 Bn to Indian economy in 5 years
2577. Why Some People Are Reluctant to Invest in Stock Market?
2578. Pakistan Stock Exchange bullish as PTI leads in polls
2579. ‘Ambiguities exist in GST, concerns over e-way bill continue’
2580. PVR witnesses 7% revenue growth in first quarter
2581. T-Hub joins global tech giants to foster Indian start-ups
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2592. Imran Khan will Need to Form Coalition, Official Results Show
2593. 18 Independent Candidates in Punjab Pledge Support to PTI
2594. Imran Khan thanks nation as PTI moves closer to forming government
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2715. Gold imports rise 22% to USD 33.65 billion in 2017-18
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2761. Rising Son: Paytm & SoftBank to collaborate for payments services in Japan by year-end
2762. Vokal, the P2P info-sharing space for Bharat, raises $5 million
2763. Tencent may back Oyo with $2 billion tag
2764. Samsung all set to take over India next week with new Galaxy smartphone
2765. Next-gen pictures to get more vivid: Nikon is working on full-frame, mirrorless camera
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2768. Acer launches new gaming notebook 'Predator Helios 500' at Rs 2 lakh
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2771. Samsung's new flexible, unbreakable OLED-smartphone panel gets certified
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3097. WhatsApp tests another feature to curb fake news; may soon label dubious links as 'suspicious
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3223. Digilogue - Your guide to digitally transforming your business
3224. Touching lives of many
3225. Join the smart city revolution
3226. ET Family Business Awards
3227. The awards that put you on top of the world
3228. TransUnion Cibil
3229. Hunt for the brightest engineers in India
3230. A one stop platform that caters to the pulse of the pulsating energy.
3231. Google said its Drive will soon reach over 1 billion users, becoming the tech giant's 8th product to cross the mark.
3232. The travel agency sets-up their first meeting with clients in the best property in town.
3233. 04:04 PM | 27 Jul
3234. Unleash the power of SIP - Invest in Mutual funds
3235. Class:
3236. CHOOSE LANGUAGE
3237. Performance-linked pay is widely used in the private sector to reward the better performers in the system.
3238. The broader equity market index has been touching new all-time highs almost every other day
3239. The popularity of retrievers in India leads to their intensive breeding which is exploding.
3240. Colombia
3241. LOCTITE®
3242. PokerBaazi
3243. ​The government had created the anti-profiteering framework to shield consumers from any runaway price rise post rollout of GST from July 1 last year.
3244. Trump had earlier blocked a Chinese bid for Aleris. Will he do the same to Hindalco too?
3245. The government gave a breather to those who have to file their income tax returns. The ITR filing deadline has been extended by a month from July 31 to August 31.
3246. During monsoons, people fear of water entering the exhaust pipe. Water level deep enough to submerge the exhaust pipe of a car can damage its sensitive electronic parts.
3247. State Bank of India, the lead lender to the Anil Ambani-owned company, said it was examining the possibility of reissuing or extending bank guarantees of Rs 774 crore to RCom.
3248. Khan offered simplistic solutions to complex issues, as if everything would fall in place once he becomes the PM.
3249. Justice BN Srikrishna committee, which was set up last year, has submitted its report on data protection.
3250. While Manmohan's travel cost during 2009-13 stood at Rs 386 crore, Modi's is hardly more at Rs 387 crore.
3251. India will receive the most advanced versions of both the AH-64E Apache and the CH-47F Chinook.
3252. JSW’s offer is higher than that of Tata Steel which had emerged as a preferred bidder over second-placed rival Liberty House.
3253. Chairmen at Indian companies, many of them in non-executive roles, are serving longer than their counterparts elsewhere.
3254. The Patanjali project is among the three mega food parks that the Central government sanctioned for UP in March this year.
3255. The telecom industry has been in the throes due to price war since Jio's entry nearly two years ago.
3256. The Anil Ambani-owned telco told the top court that the value of its assets is getting eroded if these clauses are not removed since buyers ...
3257. The merger, it can be argued, presents an opportunity to modernise the businesses of Indian kiranas.
3258. Ad: Madhavbaug
3259. Industry-The Economic Times
3260. Pepsi sues Facebook, Twitter, HC orders posts to be taken down that allege Kurkure contains plastic
3261. Who’s afraid of Walmart-Flipkart?
3262. India's FY18 thermal coal imports up 8%: Government
3263. AirAsia India flies 87% more passengers in June quarter
3264. Karnataka: 100% water tariff hike ups production cost for heavy industries
3265. No relief from Supreme Court to Unitech MD Sanjay Chandra
3266. Lack in innovation, quality research foremost challenge for nation: HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar
3267. Operating profits of steel sector to improve in FY19: Report
3268. India Ratings and Research expects stronger operational performance from steel players
3269. IPPB looking at two way linkages for customer acquisition
3270. Markets-The Economic Times
3271. Public sector banks could become game-changers this year: Ajay Bagga
3272. Aadhaar has to be made amenable to general scheme of Data Protection Act: BN Srikrishna
3273. Dalal Street is seeing a Fifth Wave: Does it really augur well for the ongoing rally?
3274. US economy records fastest growth since 2014
3275. PNB MetLife plans to sell 24.64% via IPO
3276. Reliance Retail Q1 pre-tax profit jumps over 3-fold to Rs 1,206 crore
3277. Reliance Jio Infocomm posts third straight quarterly profit
3278. Paytm shifts payments bank CEO Renu Satti to new COO role
3279. With $2 billion Q1 revenue, HCL Tech beats Wipro
3280. Economy-News-The Economic Times
3281. Data law aimed at empowering individual: Justice BN Srikrishna
3282. Exporters seek government intervention as Saudi Arabia halts basmati imports
3283. FDI in food processing sector up 24% at $ 905 million in FY'18
3284. Government notifies ethanol-making directly from sugarcane juice, B-molasses
3285. Milk production up 6.6% at 176.35 million tonne in 2017-18
3286. GST: Sanitary napkins to be 1.5-2.5 per cent cheaper, not 12 per cent
3287. ET Explains-News-The Economic Times
3288. Pakistan goes to polls on July 25: Here's why India should care
3289. GST changes: What it means for you
3290. What is so special about Rafale fighter jet? Here's the lowdown
3291. New load-carrying rules: Will this be a bulldozer roll over commercial vehicle industry?
3292. How long will India have to wait for the bullet train? A status check
3293. Why haircuts matter in dealing with bad loans
3294. The Kejriwal-Baijal power tussle is not over it, and here's why we are saying that
3295. You are probably getting conned at petrol pumps but there's a way to find out
3296. In broke Venezuela, a haircut costs 5 bananas and 2 eggs
3297. All about JioGigaFiber, the new game-changer from the Ambani household
3298. Decoding Delhi's full statehood demand
3299. Why is Mukesh Ambani buying this loss-making US-based company?
3300. Burari deaths explained: 11 bodies, a pet dog and a mysterious diary
3301. FTTH: The new weapon Mukesh Ambani is planning to fire
3302. Why Modi government is replacing UGC with a new higher education regulator
3303. International-News-The Economic Times
3304. Trump and Putin raise possibilities of another meeting
3305. The Latest: McConnell says next Trump-Putin meeting can wait
3306. The Latest: Republicans request Kavanaugh documents
3307. Pressure mounting, former Trump 'fixer' turns aggressive
3308. The Latest: Trump insists no tolerance for future meddling
3309. Mueller plans to call 35 witnesses in Paul Manafort trial
3310. Trump and Putin's RSVP's: Yes, for sure, if, if if. ...
3311. The Latest: Schumer appeals to Bush on Kavanaugh documents
3312. Judge: Gag order unlikely against porn star's lawyer
3313. The Latest: Gag order unlikely against porn star's lawyer
3314. The Latest: Gag order unlikely in against porn star's lawyer
3315. Japan harassment website Sorehara takes complaints to extremes
3316. Politics and Nation-News-The Economic Times
3317. Changing Pakistan’s path won’t be easy for Imran Khan
3318. Companies may have to store copy of personal data within the country
3319. News-The Economic Times
3320. Glenn McGrath sees playing James Anderson as key
3321. Science-News-The Economic Times
3322. Chandra Grahan: Important facts you should know about the longest Lunar eclipse of the century
3323. Mars, Moon and Lunar Eclipse: Know time, duration and other details of today's rare celestial event
3324. Don't miss your date with century's longest Lunar Eclipse on July 27
3325. CSE says GM-contaminated food products being sold illegally
3326. NASA to name crew of first Boeing, SpaceX flights on August 3
3327. Mumbai firm empowering self-driving cars in US with high-precision HD mapping (Tech Trend)
3328. Longest lunar eclipse: Mars coming closest ever to Earth in 15 years
3329. Scientists discover first-ever liquid water lake on Mars
3330. Over 1,000 genes linked to educational attainment identified
3331. IIPH-H working on drone delivery system for medical products
3332. Moon may have harboured life years ago
3333. This is how smell forms distinct memories
3334. This artificial intelligence model mimics human brain
3335. Scientists decode possible origin of human speech
3336. Sports-News-The Economic Times
3337. Practise match leaves India with plenty to ponder
3338. How India's batsmen play James Anderson will be key: Glenn McGrath
3339. Joe Root backed controversial Adil Rashid Test return, insists Ed Smith
3340. Mesut Özil’s international retirement is a sign of the times â€" when where you’re from matters as much as your talent
3341. Should the Indian team let KL Rahul replace Cheteshwar Pujara at No 3, or meddle with their opening pair to include him?
3342. Women's hockey World Cup: Ireland beat India to enter quarters
3343. FIFA 2018 sets new football viewership records in India
3344. Benjamin Pavard wonder strike voted best goal of World Cup
3345. Rajyavardhan Rathore urges corporates to invest in development of sports
3346. As pain subsides, Mirabai hopes to make Asian Games
3347. The frustration of Mourinho
3348. England tour Murali Vijay's golden chance to become a decorated Indian hero
3349. Can't protect users' data alone: Facebook
3350. Fearing social backlash, online companies go for counselling
3351. Imran Khan needs support of smaller parties or independents to become Pakistan PM
3352. In Germany, Ozil racism row sparks #MeTwo debate
3353. Consumers, soybeans lift US economic growth to 4.1 percent
3354. Visitor stream continues as Karunanidhi remains in intensive care
3355. Traders bet on calendar spread as Nifty moves in a tight range
3356. Nifty may find support at 5300 level
3357. Seven out of top 10 Asian small-cap funds are Indian
3358. Inflation reflects growth dynamics in India: Christopher Wood
3359. Market may trade in a range, but FIIs seen sold on India
3360. Don't bank only on price-to-earning ratio
3361. Prabhudas Lilladher has a reduce rating on Infosys
3362. Fin Crisis: Too late and too little done in US
3363. Weak rupee takes its toll on cos with huge foreign debt
3364. Wait for more signals before turning positive
3365. Six Indian cos among BusinessWeek's top 100 Infotech firms
3366. Indian firms slip in global ranking; four move out of Top-500
3367. Big Daddy' laps up Cipla after Q1 nos beat forecast
3368. Old Fox has dream run on Dalal Street
3369. Cairn India hits record high on BSE amid stake sale talks
3370. Vedanta plunges 5.59% on LSE amid talks to buy Cairn stake
3371. SBI shares on gaining spree; hit record high
3372. FM must rethink
3373. Amalgamate banks
3374. Managing data
3375. Right technology
3376. ET Search
3377. After the Oscars, what's next for silent stars of The Artist?
3378. Delhi World Book fair: A fair like no other
3379. Indian gift makes its way to State Department exhibition
3380. IMD to use dynamic models for forecasts
3381. Docs reveal contents of first wire msg between India & Eng
3382. Worried Amitabh Bachchan fans pray to Lord Shiva for his recovery
3383. Every decision of government needn’t be a big reform: Anand Mahindra
3384. Narendra Modi has his eyes set on boosting business: Joao Cravinho, EU Ambassador
3385. Confidence level of industry improving: KV Kamath, ICICI Bank
3386. We may see rapid growth over the next few years: Raamdeo Agrawal
3387. Our commitment for press freedom, and autonomy of public broadcast is absolute: Prakash Javadekar
3388. There is a leadership vacuum in Infosys, time to get Nandan Nilekani back: Mohandas Pai
3389. Won’t prepare high-risk list: Sebi to Mauritius
3390. SGX to offer Indian stock-based derivatives
3391. Sebi crackdown puts WhatsApp groups on silent mode
3392. Markets end 2017 with a bang, Sensex reaches a record high
3393. GDP print, DeMo data adverse; but D-Street still sees silver lining. How?
3394. Opening Bell: Top cues that changed your market while you were sleeping
3395. Alfa raises delisting price to Rs 2,850 a share
3396. DB Realty, Unitech stocks rose
3397. Fitch withdraws Reliance Capital ratings
3398. Discoms' poor fin health poses risks for traders
3399. Cigarette cos shares outperform benchmark Sensex
3400. Lovable Lingerie's dream run on as traders lap it up
3401. Indiatimes - The Economic Times
3402. MahaRERA slaps penalty on 8 Mumbai Builders for violation of rules
3403. Meet the Amit Shah of China: How a professor-turned-politician powers Xi Jinping
3404. Former finance minister Yashwant Sinha quits BJP, says democracy in danger
3405. ITeS-Tech-The Economic Times
3406. 39% Indian techies learn to code before they turn 20: TechGig survey
3407. Zensar acquires US-based Indigo Slate for digital marketing capabilities
3408. Indian IT companies becoming true multinationals: NASSCOM
3409. NTT Comm-owned Netmagic invests $144 million to expand data centre facilities
3410. Persistent Systems invests in big data firm Cazena
3411. Infosys introduces new criteria for appraisal of top executives
3412. Atos-Syntel deal may spark mid-tier IT buyouts
3413. Use resources on tax base widening, not repetitive litigation: Wipro chief Azim Premji
3414. Atos buys Syntel for $3.4 billion to expand North America footprint
3415. Rising digital puts Cognizant on $1-b Path
3416. Increased rejection of visa applications may cause delays, raise project costs: Infosys
3417. Wipro not ready for double-digit growth yet: Abidali Neemuchwala
3418. Wipro to acquire India services of US-based Alight Solutions
3419. Infosys includes arbitration clause in CEO’s agreement
3420. Tech-The Economic Times
3421. Not dumb anymore: Riding on new tech, feature phone challenges smartphone's clout
3422. Fearing backlash, India's skill gaming startups ensure users don't get addicted playing online
3423. Final draft on data privacy law may be submitted today
3424. Qualcomm, MediaTek eye slice of India’s Internet of Things market
3425. For Google Cloud, an AI approach
3426. Hitachi Vantara appoints Hemant Tiwari as general manager for India
3427. en-gb2018-07-28T12:25:44+05:30
3428. PepsiCo in its suit claimed that videos/posts made false claims that the snack had inflammable plastic.
3429. JSW’s offer is higher than that of Tata Steel which had emerged as a preferred bidder over second-placed rival Liberty House.
3430. The Anil Ambani-owned telco told the top court that the value of its assets is getting eroded if these clauses are not removed since buyers are unwilling to go ahead otherwise.
3431. India's total coal imports rose for the first time in three financial years, undermining the goverment's plan to reduce India-bound coal shipments and cut import bill
3432. The no-frills carrier - a JV between the Tata Sons and Malaysia's AirAsia Berhad - had carried a little over one million passengers in the same period last year, a company release said.
3433. The increased water charge could lead to disruption as well as possible job losses, warned industry body KISMA.
3434. Chandra was denied custodial parole by the apex court on Friday after he said he was facing difficulty in raising funds and complying with court orders.
3435. New Delhi, Jul 27 () Lack in innovation and quality research was the foremost challenge for the country, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said today.
3436. A likely improvement in capacity utilisation rates would result in an improvement in operating profitability, due to better absorption of fixed cost, amid steady sales realisations during FY19, Ind-Ra said.
3437. A likely improvement in capacity utilisation rates would result in an improvement in operating profitability, due to better absorption of fixed cost, amid steady sales realisations during FY19, the agency said in 'Steel Portfolio Review FY19,' its latest report on the sector.
3438. `We are looking at two way linkages. We are also helping IPPB customers open an India Post account so that he can deposit excess funds over Rs one lakh in the post office savings account” said Suresh Sethi, MD and CEO of the bank.
3439. en-gb2018-07-28T11:56:48+05:30
3440. 20% earnings growth for top companies put together on a consolidated basis this year looks nice.
3441. On Thursday, Facebook fell 20 per cent, costing investors $120 billion.
3442. “The report has done a balancing act in protecting citizen’s, state’s and trade rights”
3443. Only 54 per cent of the total stocks are trading above their 200 DMAs.
3444. With the Friday data, the Commerce Department also released comprehensive GDP revisions.
3445. PNB Metlife will become the fourth life insurer to list on the bourses.
3446. Revenue more than doubled to ₹25,890 crore from ₹11,571 crore.
3447. The results surprised analysts, considering the weak performance by rivals.
3448. This is the second time that the corner office at the payments bank has fallen vacant.
3449. For the quarter ended June 30, HCL Technologies reported revenue of $2.05 billion.
3450. en-gb2018-07-28T12:26:46+05:30
3451. It is only a matter of time that the final obituary of the ‘Congress Legacy Tax’ is written. Only the luxury-sin tax would remain,” Jaitley said.
3452. Justice BN Srikrishna speaks about how the proposed Data Protection Bill puts the ownership of data in the hands of individuals while taking care not to throttle businesses and innovation.
3453. “This order is applicable only for goods which have seen a downward revision in their prices after new GST rates were announced last week,” a senior govt official said.
3454. The UAE has invested over USD 5.3 billion in India and infrastructure is one of the top five focus sections of UAE-India bilateral trade. The UAE has committed USD 75 billion towards infrastructure development in India," the ministry said.
3455. Import Policy of Urea for industrial/non-agriculture/technical grade shall be free with actual user condition," the directorate general of foreign trade said in a notification.
3456. Addressing the BRICS Outreach Session here, Modi called for more investment in the digital infrastructure and skill development in the area of digitisation.
3457. CAD, which is the difference between the inflow and outflow of foreign exchange, jumped to USD 48.7 billion, or 1.9 per cent of GDP, in 2017-18 fiscal.
3458. The Goods and Services Tax (GST), which subsumed 17 local taxes, was rolled out on July 1, 2017.
3459. India, which is now the world's sixth-largest economy, is expected to grow 7.4 percent in FY19.
3460. The government had in July last approved American e-commerce major Amazon's proposed USD 500 million investment in retailing of food products in India.
3461. New Delhi, Jul 27 () The government has notified a decision to allow sugar mills to manufacture ethanol directly from sugarcane juice or intermediate product called B-molasses.
3462. Milk production in the country is 165.4 million tonnes during 2016-17 and 176.35 million tonnes during 2017-18, said MoS for Agriculture Krishna Raj.
3463. The potential 100,000 tonnes of shipments expected in the 2018/19 year starting April 1 compare to 11,500 tonnes a year earlier, Sodhi and other industry officials said. ces
3464. Industry sources said companies are working on the new prices, which would come into effect once the GST notification is issued.
3465. en-gb2018-07-28T12:19:41+05:30
3466. Indo-Pak relations have remain strained over the issue of Kashmir and 2008 Mumbai attacks.
3467. Bulk of the items are now in 12% or 18% slab. The GST regime might be effectively moving towards a two-rate structure and movement to one dominant rate of around 15 per cent may be possible
3468. Negotiations lasted 18 months and Indian negotiators finally brought down the price by 328 mn euros.
3469. Many see Gadkari's order as a sudden step that will hurt manufacturers of commercial vehicles.
3470. The project has been witnessing stiff resistance in Maharashtra, where a group of farmers and tribals have raised concerns over the land acquisition process.
3471. The reason why private and foreign banks have a lower level of NPAs is they have the flexibility to cut their losses by selling off assets in a bad loan for whatever it is worth.
3472. Till the top court takes a stand, the high court decisions on these matters, mostly in the LG’s favour, will hold as the apex court had refused to stay the HC’s orders. Listed below are some HC verdicts:
3473. In February, Union oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan shared that ranked Delhi third among states for petrol pump frauds.
3474. In the hyperinflationary country, where bank notes are as difficult to find as chronically scarce food and medicine, people are increasingly relying on to barter.
3475. JioGigaFiber broadband will come with a set-top box for TV. It will have enabled voice command feature on TV.
3476. Before India gained independence, Delhi was part of the Punjab province till it was made the capital in 1911 and became a chief commissioner's province.
3477. Reliance Jio Infocomm has so far fought incumbents with freebies and ultra-cheap data. Now it plan to take the game to the next level by leading through innovation.
3478. Though no suicide note has been recovered yet, prima facie, the police suspects the Bhatia family committed suicide. But the police is also investigating the case with other possible angles of homicide.
3479. Ambani's plan can cause two disruptions. First, it can immediately disrupt home broadband pricing. Second, it may impact the larger mobile services market.
3480. HECI will be a new avatar of UGC with a different vision, focus and powers. While UGC has been vested with grant-giving powers, HECI will have no funds to dole out.
3481. en-gb2018-07-28T12:28:21+05:30
3482. Pakistan's National Assembly comprises 342 members including nominated members.
3483. 7:30 p.m. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says it's a "good idea" to put off President Donald Trump's next meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin until next year.
3484. 6:30 p.m.
3485. WASHINGTON (AP) â€" The hiring of a Washington insider to be a public attack dog. Tantalizing leaks to the media. Puzzling allegations of actions that could fell a president. Talk of more to come.
3486. 6:30 p.m.
3487. WASHINGTON (AP) â€" Special counsel Robert Mueller's office says it plans to call 35 witnesses in the upcoming trial of President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman. Prosecutors with the special counsel filed the witness list Friday in the case of Paul Manafort.
3488. WASHINGTON (AP) â€" Rarely has an RSVP been so complicated. President Donald Trump is open to visiting Moscow â€" if he gets a formal invitation from Vladimir Putin, the White House said Friday.
3489. 3:20 p.m. The Senate's top Democrat is appealing to former President George W.
3490. LOS ANGELES (AP) â€" A federal judge said Friday he is unlikely to issue a gag order stopping a lawyer for porn actress Stormy Daniels from discussing her lawsuit against President Donald Trump with reporters and the public. U.S. District Judge S.
3491. 11:25 a.m.
3492. 11:25 a.m.
3493. Mostly smaller political parties badly thrashed in the elections turned up for the meeting. Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and the Mutahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Pakistan did not attend it.
3494. Japanese website Sorehara offers users various options, including "power harassment," bullying, alcohol harassment, sexual harassment and even "smell harassment.
3495. en-gb2018-07-28T12:10:47+05:30
3496. What went wrong for Pakistan? In his fine new book, Reimagining Pakistan, the scholar-diplomat Husain Haqqani goes where Imran Khan fears to tread.
3497. The Yamuna river's water level in Delhi crossed the warning mark of 204.83 metres by 10 a.m. Wwater level will increase further" but there is "no danger" right now," said an official.
3498. Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath feels the SP-BSP alliance is fraught with contradictions and will not last. In an interview to TOI's Neha Lalchandani and Pankaj Shah, Adityanath outlines his plans for the state, and projects a 75+ score for BJP in UP in the 2019 general election.
3499. The government is seeing this as a positive development and it comes just a day after a UK court tightened the noose around another fugitive, Vijay Mallya , also wanted for defrauding banks.
3500. His blood pressure has been stabilised since with medical management. He continues to be monitored, " the hospital director said.
3501. The state Assembly on Thursday passed the West Bengal Lokayukta (Amendment) Bill, 2018, taking the chief minister out of the purview of an investigation by the Lokayukta.
3502. The move to call for an all-party meeting comes after Fadnavis called a meeting of BJP ministers and Maratha community leaders from his party on Thursday.
3503. Sinha had told mediapersons that a decision had been taken to construct a new museum for all former PMs at the 25-acre Teen Murti Bhavan complex.
3504. Currently, there is no time limit for the government to decide on names the Supreme Court or high court collegiums recommend as judges. Recommendations have often remained undecided for months.
3505. The bill states that personal data may be processed by the State if it is necessary for function of Parliament.
3506. The committee has proposed enforcement powers to UIDAI like other regulatory bodies and the power to impose civil penalties â€" which will add more teeth to the agency that manages the Aadhaar data.
3507. This clause, which also features in Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation, however, could be tricky to implement, according to experts.
3508. “A lot of the inspiration for the Srikrishna committee comes from the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR),” said Sunil Abraham, executive director, Center for Internet and Society.
3509. The issue of data localisation could mean huge business growth for companies such as Microsoft, Amazon Web Services and Google which have established servers in India.
3510. en-gb2018-07-28T12:09:57+05:30
3511. It was January 2015 and Barcelona had mostly been enduring another of those chaotic crisis seasons, to the point that a rift between Messi and Luis Enrique saw the new manager want to take the unprecedented step of punishing the greatest star.
3512. His drive in changing conditions was hailed as a miracle by his Mercedes team and he may well need to pull out another one this weekend if he is to keep the momentum going.
3513. Virat Kohli and his men will have to “get on top” of the swing and seam of the seasoned James Anderson to brighten India’s chances in the Test series against England, said pace legend Glenn McGrath.
3514. en-gb2018-07-28T12:26:03+05:30
3515. The celestial spectacle, which would be seen in its entirety from all parts of India, last for 1 hour 43 minutes, making it the longest total lunar eclipse of this century
3516. Bengaluru, July 27 (IANS) Hundreds of enthusiastic skywatchers in Karnataka brace to witness the longest lunar eclipse of the century which begins on Friday night and ends early Saturday.
3517. Planetariums across the country have made elaborate arrangements for enthusiasts, but rains and cloudy skies are likely to play a spoilsport.
3518. New Delhi, July 26 (IANS) A significant share of food products, including that for newborns, available in markets is contaminated with Genetically Modified (GM) ingredients and is being sold illegally, reveals a report published by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) on Thursday.
3519. Washington, July 26 (IANS) NASA is set to announce the names of the astronauts assigned to the new commercial crew capsules from Boeing and SpaceX, early next month.
3520. New Delhi, July 26 (IANS) Although self-driving cars remain a distant reality for the Indian roads, a Mumbai-headquartered firm has become the first desi company to develop high-precision HD maps for a customer in the United States which is at the forefront of autonomous vehicle technology.
3521. The event may enable people to almost double the brilliance of Jupiter through the naked eye, and the longest total lunar eclipse of the century.
3522. Washington, July 25 (IANS) In a tantalising find, a team of Italian researchers on Wednesday announced they have discovered a large saltwater lake under ice near the south pole on Red Planet - raising a possibility that life may be there on Mars in some form.
3523. Sydney, July 25 (IANS) An international team of scientists has identified nearly 1,300 genetic variants associated with how much education someone may complete.
3524. The Digital Drone-based Real Time Advanced Medical Modular logistics system (2 DREAM) model envisages delivering medical products to the point of need or utilisation on a drone.
3525. , conditions on the lunar surface were sufficient to support simple lifeforms shortly after the Moon formed from a debris disk four billion years ago
3526. Toronto, July 24 (IANS) Do you know why you instantly recall the smell of apple pie prepared way back by your grandmother as you walk into her kitchen? There is a scientific reason behind it.
3527. New York, July 24 (IANS) A team of US researchers has developed an "artificial synapse" that does not process information like a digital computer but rather mimics the way human brain completes tasks.
3528. New York, July 23 (IANS) Researchers have discovered neural circuits in the brains of rhesus macaque monkeys that could represent a common origin for social communication, including human speech.
3529. en-gb2018-07-28T11:52:41+05:30
3530. Essex, resuming day three at 237 for five, went on to frustrate the Indians for 36 overs before declaring at 359 for eight, 36 short of the visitors' effort in the first innings.
3531. The Australian, who is director of coaching at MRF Pace Foundation, said though the Indian bowlers have been doing well in recent times, batting remains their strength.
3532. For all his recent excellent one-day international form, Rashid's recall after more than 18 months out of the Test side provoked a furious backlash, with former England captain Michael Vaughan labelling the decision as "ridiculous".
3533. Özil and Durmaz weren’t the only two footballers at the World Cup whose families left their country in search of a better life.
3534. 90 minutes into the session, a second batch of players arrived. Test specialists Ishant Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Shami, Karun Nair, Ravindra Jadeja, Ravi Ashwin, and Cheteshwar Pujara of course.
3535. For World No.16 Ireland, Anna O'Flanagan's goal in the opening quarter was enough for them to outwit World No.10 India.
3536. Sony Pictures Networks India said the overall reach of the final match on TV was 42.7 million, while only on Sony channels (except DD Sports) it was just over 39 million.
3537. France went on to win the match 4-3 and then claimed the World Cup for the second time with a victory over Croatia in the final in Moscow.
3538. The sports minister announced that the government is looking to launch a project that will identify the potential and hone the skills of 8-10 years of age in the country and provide them scholarships.
3539. World champion weightlifter Saikhom Mirabai Chanu has clarified that she would need just two weeks of training to be ready for the competition.
3540. A common source of irritation for Mourinho has been how the club so often pursues players of certain “names”, rather than those of certain qualities that he wants.
3541. Murali Vijay is neither Kohli, nor Shikhar Dhawan, who has a striking IPL career to add to his brand value.
3542. Perform and get paid: PSBs plan to link pay with performancePerformance-linked pay is widely used in the private sector to reward the better performers in the system.
3543. When will Jio stop? Airtel CEO has an answerThe telecom industry has been in the throes due to price war since Jio's entry nearly two years ago.
3544. Visitor stream continues to meet KarunanidhiTamil Nadu Governor Banwarilal Purohit had arrived at Kauvery Hospital around 10 a.m. on Satuday, around nine hours after the hospitalisation.
3545. View: What Pakistan teaches IndiaWhat went wrong for Pakistan? In his fine new book, Reimagining Pakistan, the scholar-diplomat Husain Haqqani goes where Imran Khan fears to tread.
3546. New Bill gives govt exception on your dataThe bill states that personal data may be processed by the State if it is necessary for function of Parliament.
3547. PM Modi travelled more, spent same as UPAWhile Manmohan's travel cost during 2009-13 stood at Rs 386 crore, Modi's is hardly more at Rs 387 crore.
3548. "20% earnings growth for top companies put together on a consolidated basis this year looks nice.
3549. On Thursday, Facebook fell 20 per cent, costing investors $120 billion.
3550. Only 54 per cent of the total stocks are trading above their 200 DMAs.
3551. China appeared to be keeping its currency above the level predicted by the basket.
3552. The domestic equity market witnessed a euphoric rally, albeit a fractured one, in recent times. The Sensex settling above 37,000 and the Nifty topping 11,250 in a first bore the tell-tale signs of a growing market clout. Let's check out stocks that look good on technical charts for week.
3553. Mid, smallcaps have started to participate in overall rally, says Dewan, Director, Quantum Sec.
3554. It is only a matter of time that the final obituary of the ‘Congress Legacy Tax’ is written. Only the luxury-sin tax would remain,” Jaitley said.
3555. “This order is applicable only for goods which have seen a downward revision in their prices after new GST rates were announced last week,” a senior govt official said.
3556. "The UAE has invested over USD 5.3 billion in India and infrastructure is one of the top five focus sections of UAE-India bilateral trade. The UAE has committed USD 75 billion towards infrastructure development in India," the ministry said.
3557. Addressing the BRICS Outreach Session here, Modi called for more investment in the digital infrastructure and skill development in the area of digitisation.
3558. CAD, which is the difference between the inflow and outflow of foreign exchange, jumped to USD 48.7 billion, or 1.9 per cent of GDP, in 2017-18 fiscal.
3559. "Import Policy of Urea for industrial/non-agriculture/technical grade shall be free with actual user condition," the directorate general of foreign trade said in a notification.
3560. EU's GDPR bestows several rights on the EU residents to protect their personal information and imposes restrictions to how companies keep data on them.
3561. Clause 38 of the draft bill says any one collecting data could be termed a 'significant data fiduciary' based on the volume of data processed, the sensitivity of the data processed and its turnover.
3562. China, according to the report, has expansive efforts in place to acquire US technology to include sensitive trade secrets and proprietary information.
3563. Facebook, Google, Microsoft & Twitter have said they'll work on a joint initiative called Data Transfer Project.
3564. Play Games24X7 has formed a data science team to pick up on warning signals of players such as time spent on the portal, withdrawals, deposits, win-loss ratio and abusive behaviour on chat rooms.
3565. Mostly smaller political parties badly thrashed in the elections turned up for the meeting. Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and the Mutahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Pakistan did not attend it.
3566. The Russian leader said that he might also meet Trump at other international fora, including the G20, Sputnik news agency reported.
3567. Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) was followed by jailed former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) with 62 seats and former president Asif Ali Zardari's Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) by 43 seats.
3568. The campaign was launched earlier this week by Turkish-origin author and rights activist Ali Can, who dubbed it #MeTwo.
3569. Gross domestic product increased at a 4.1 percent annualized rate also as government spending picked up, the Commerce Department said.
3570. Tamil Nadu Governor Banwarilal Purohit had arrived at Kauvery Hospital around 10 a.m. on Satuday, around nine hours after the hospitalisation.
3571. What went wrong for Pakistan? In his fine new book, Reimagining Pakistan, the scholar-diplomat Husain Haqqani goes where Imran Khan fears to tread.
3572. "The Yamuna river's water level in Delhi crossed the warning mark of 204.83 metres by 10 a.m. Wwater level will increase further" but there is "no danger" right now," said an official.
3573. "His blood pressure has been stabilised since with medical management. He continues to be monitored, " the hospital director said.
3574. The move to call for an all-party meeting comes after Fadnavis called a meeting of BJP ministers and Maratha community leaders from his party on Thursday.
3575. A trading combination involving Nifty options is gaining prominence among savvy trading desks of institutional investors.
3576. As far as stock futures are concerned, we are very near to the highest-ever open interest with 195 crore shares in open interest.
3577. An analysis of 300 Asian small-cap schemes shows DSP BlackRock Micro Cap Fund leading the charge, delivering an 82% return over the past year.
3578. India has inflation and it reflects the fundamental growth, Christopher Wood, equity strategist, CLSA, said at ET Now Mkt Summit-2010.
3579. Market may see range-bound trading this week in the absence of any major trigger.
3580. Many experts believe that looking at PE ratio in isolation won’t help investors grasp realities of the mkt and higher valuation may not be the only deciding factor driving mkt.
3581. Prabhudas Lilladher has a ‘reduce’ rating on Infosys Technologies as it feels that the outlook for the company and the software industry is quite weak in the near-term.
3582. A crisis of $240 trillion cannot be stemmed with bailout packages of $1 to $10 trillion. 2008: Year of global financial crisis | Survive credit crisis | Ghosts of 1929
3583. The falling rupee will severely affect the small companies, whereas the big ones will be impacted moderately. Get rid of Debt | Adopt correct investment strategies
3584. At the recent low of 12514 points, the Sensex has tested the 12800-12000-pts support zone and has since then attempted a corrective rally.
3585. BusinessWeek's 'The Infotech 100', has ranked Bharti Airtel at the 21st position followed by Reddington India (55th) and RCom (66th). Successful business formula
3586. 14 firms present in a new list of world's 500 most valued firms together seeing an erosion of about $150 billion in their market value in the first three months of this year.
3587. Shares of Cipla inched up on heavy volumes on Friday, after the company’s first quarter earnings beat the consensus estimate.
3588. The Old Fox of Dalal Street has been on a dream run since the past couple of weeks. On Friday, most stocks that he had been steadily building up positions in figured among key gainers of the day.
3589. The scrip, which was flat for most of the session, shot up in the final hour of trade on the Bombay Stock Exchange to settle with a net gain of 4.36 per cent at Rs 355.45.
3590. In the late afternoon session, the scrip was being traded at 20.61 pounds, down by 5.50 per cent on the LSE. Vedanta opened on a positive note, but soon swung into the red.
3591. In the past two days, the scrip recorded a gain of over 9 per cent on the BSE, making its investors richer by a whopping Rs 15,000 crore.
3592. TT Ram Mohan has rightly suggested that the tax-GDP ratio measures structural improvement. The FM must rethink his medium-term debtto-GDP target.
3593. Financial inclusion and financial literacy will be the paramount objective while implementing reforms along with UID project to protect the interests of poor.
3594. This refers to your edit ‘A welcome quest’ (ET, Oct 8). It is imperative to have a strong database.
3595. Apropos of ‘The climate conundrum’ (ET, Oct 9), Mukul Sanwal rightly suggests that developing countries should lead in setting the agenda for global technological cooperation.
3596. Rupee#CAD#Economic crisis#Food Bill
3597. The team behind The Artist will have spent the first day of the rest of their lives conforming to the grandest, and most lucrative, of Hollywood traditions.
3598. It's the World Book fair, which comes around once every two years sprawling across the giant halls of Pragati Maidan. This is the fair's 20th edition.
3599. An elephant figurine gifted by the then HM LK Advani to US Secretary of State Colin Powell in 2002, has made its way to the State Department hall.
3600. Statistical models used by IMD will still be used for monsoon forecast, but the ministry of earth sciences is putting more emphasis on dynamic models.
3601. Newly discovered documents have revealed the first telegraph messages and joy when England was linked for the first time with India on 23 June, 1870.
3602. Hundreds of worried fans of ailing Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan today performed a yagna here to pray for his speedy recovery.
3603. "The fact that we are the world’s largest democracy and we are all aware that power and a role in global affairs for a nation comes from economic strength.
3604. Ambassador Joao Cravinho, head of the EU delegation, led Ambassadors of various European countries to a quiet lunch with Modi at the capital last year.
3605. "It is the collective wisdom of the marketplace that there is action and we will move with speed. That improves the confidence level of industry.
3606. Directives from the Centre have to be executed at the state level. So, there are many things that are not in Modi’s hands, says Raamdeo Agrawal.
3607. "Now there is a stage three and stage four of digitisation, we will take a call on this only after taking all things into account.
3608. "There is a leadership vacuum in the company, because they made the wrong choice of CEO three years ago and that is playing out right now.
3609. According to regulatory experts, Sebi is likely to take a relook at the new regulation on NRI investments.
3610. The move comes in the wake of a joint decision taken by Indian exchanges to stop licensing their indices and provide market data to foreign exchanges by August.
3611. Brokers and analysts said they are no longer sure what may be regarded as sensitive information.
3612. Smaller Indian stocks did even betterâ€"the BSE midcap index rose 48% while the small cap surged 60% in 2017.
3613. Benefits including increased tax compliance will likely play out in the medium term.
3614. TCS, India’s largest technology firm by revenue, on Tuesday reported a 2.5 per cent sequential drop in net profit at Rs 6,608 crore for the quarter ended March 31, 2017.
3615. Alfa Laval (India) today said its parent firm has raised the delisting offer price to Rs 2,850 a share.
3616. The stocks of DB Realty and Unitech rose after top executives of these companies were granted bail in the 2G scam case.
3617. Fitch on Friday said it has withdrawn the ratings on Reliance Capital as the company has decided to stop participating.
3618. The poor financial health of state electricity boards could pose significant business risks for power traders in the country, says Fitch.
3619. Shares of cigarette companies have rallied over the past one month, with ITC, Godfrey Philips and VST Industries hitting record highs.
3620. Lovable Lingerie is 3rd-best performing stock among companies listed this year, with it doubling in value, as traders bet it could repeat performance of Page Indus.
3621. In 1966 the world was fascinated by Indira Gandhi. Aged just 49, she had taken control of one of the most populous countries in the world. Life magazine, then the world’s most influential photo journal, flew one of their top writers, Hugh Moffett, to Delhi to write a profile, accompanied by pictures by Larry Burrows, a fine photographer who was to die a few years later in Vietnam.The photos show Mrs Gandhi presiding over a Congress session, at a state dinner, with farmers and, rather ominously, scowling over papers as her secretary bends obsequiously.But to lead the piece Life chose a striking composition of the prime minister in a white sari with vivid red border, standing in her garden with her three Golden Retriever dogs, “named Madhu, Papee and Putlu,” said the caption. It was a neat way to give the unusual subject of a women leader a familiar feel for the American readers of Life. Politicians are always being photographed with dogs to show their human side, and in the Life picture the dogs seem grouped protectively around Mrs Gandhi.In the text she admits “the dogs don’t like to see anybody coming into my room”. (At least one of the dogs seems quite old, a sign they were originally Jawaharlal Nehru’s, and had now been passed to his daughter and successor).Using a Golden Retriever for image purposes seems routine today. Their good looks and personality have made them stars of films like the Air Bud and Cats & Dogs series, and also with politiciansâ€"US Presidents Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan both had Goldens.In recent decades they have consistently been among the most popular breeds in the world, which explains the wide coverage this month of a gathering of 361 Goldens at Guisachan House in Scotland to mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of the puppies who helped establish the breed. This is relatively recent for such popular dogsâ€" others like beagles and spaniels have been around much longer. Exactly how Goldens were created is still debated, but the kennels at Guisachan do seem central to the story. They belonged to Lord Tweedmouth, a British banker and politician who was also one of the last directors of the East India Company before its role was assumed by the British Crown.FROM RUSSIAN CIRCUS DOGSFor years it was said that Tweedmouth created them from Russian circus dogs whose skills in the ring he had admired, and then purchased. Canine researchers have actually gone to Russia in search of these mysterious ancestors, but studies of the early stud books for the breed now suggest a more likely creation by the crossing of retrievers with spaniels. What isn’t in dispute is why Goldens and their probable cousins, Labrador Retrievers were created. As Ben Fogle explains in his book Labrador: the Story of the World’s Favourite Dog, the reason was the shift away from muzzleloaded guns, where gunpowder and shot were rammed down the front of the gun, a time-consuming process: “Thanks to the revolutionary refinement in precision engineering and machining in the nineteenth century, breech loadingâ€"whereby a cartridge or shell is loaded into a chamber integral to the rear portion of a barrelâ€"became the norm.”Breach-loading made guns far easier to use, and soon hunters were blasting away with it, dramatically increasing the numbers of gamebirds killed. This required a larger and stronger breed than the ones, like spaniels, which had done this work in the past, but still capable of swimming (to retrieve ducks) and with a ‘soft mouth’, meaning they wouldn’t bite down and chew up the dead birds.British aristocrats hit upon the dogs of Newfoundland and Labrador, where vast stocks of cod had created lucrative fisheries. The fishermen used these dogs to fetch fish, nets and other gear that had fallen overboard: “the people had to find an alternative to getting in the water themselves,” notes Fogle practically. The dogs swam well and had coats thick enough to stay warm, but not so long as to drip waterâ€"which in that cold would rapidly freeze. Labradors retain that thick, short coat, but as they were bred in the UK they started to diverge from the original black, producing yellow and brown variants. The yellow Labradors seem to be what Lord Tweedsmouth used to create a dog which could now, in a less freezing climate, have an attractively flowing coat. He bred them with setters and bloodhounds to create a better hunting retriever, yet one that was still gentle and trainable. What really sealed the reputation of retrievers was when King Edward VII became an enthusiastic breeder, a fact reported across the Empire. In 1925 the Times of India (ToI) reported how one of the King’s dogs had become the first yellow retriever to win top honours at London’s Cruft’s dog show.INDIAN GOLDENSThis might explain why Indian princes started breeding retrievers. The Maharaja of Patiala was a particular enthusiastâ€" in the 1930s there are regular ToI reports of his dogs winning at shows in Western India. Some were also used for hunting. A ToI article in 1938 on Goldens notes “they are a big enough and strong enough to work all day in the weed laden tanks retrieving Teal (ducks) without undue fatigue”. It was only while working in dense and muddy paddy fields that their thick coats made them too hot too soon.Indian Goldens continued to be bred after Independenceâ€"in 1954 ToI reported on one winning best in show in Bangalore. But perhaps their reputation as aristocratic, hunting dogs might be what lead the socialist leader Ram Manohar Lohia to attack Nehru about his dogs in 1963.“According to him 270 million people had an average earning of only 20 nP (naye paise) while about three rupees a day were spent on Mr Nehru’s pet dog,” ToI reported him saying. In the West too, Goldens seem to have been more aspirational than acquired.They only enter the American Kennel Club’s lists of top breeds for each decade in the 1980s, following on from Labradors which entered in the 1970s.Since then they have remained on the list, closely shadowing Labradors, which have topped the list for the past two decades. BOLLYWOOD STAR The popularity of retrievers in India now seems equally establishedâ€"though this has created problems. As more families want them, their intensive breeding is exploding.The 2016 Bollywood film Kerry on Kutton, set in Ballia, UP showed how this was spreading beyond big cities, with one story track involving attempts to abduct a retriever pup to start a get-rich-quick breeding enterprise.Another factor is the exploding demand for security dogs, which retrievers are well suited for due to strong scenting skills and amenability to training.In this breeding frenzy retrievers of all kinds are being bred with each other, erasing breed distinctions, with a cream coloured retriever style dog becoming standard. What is worse is that it is spreading breed weaknesses, like the tendency to have bad hips or epilepsy. The temperament of the dogs also suffers, as stressed dogs produce stressed pups, which go on to be raised by families with little idea or ability to take care of such large, energetic dogs.The result, as dog shelters across India will attest, is that retrievers are now among the most abandoned dogs. It is a sad fate for dogs that have given so much love, joy and also practical help to humans since their 19th century creation. Perhaps the politicians who have benefitted from posing with them should consider measures to crack down, with really severe penalties, on bad breeders, and encourage the good one, to allow us to keep enjoying the many pleasures that retrievers can fetch us.
3622. On Friday, July 20, Twitter user Nikhil Jois received a mail from Twitter notifying that his account information is being submitted to the court for legal process because of his tweet from June 2015 : “Also… did you try burning Kurkure? It has pla” from his handle @nikhiljoisr. Like Jois, hundreds of social media users in India are being notified that their account details is being submitted to the Delhi High Court over an ongoing civil suit in which PepsiCo is suing platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and Instagram. On June 1, PepsiCo India sued multiple American technology platforms claiming Rs 2.1 crore in damages for permitting the circulation of ‘defamatory and disparaging’ content against its Kurkure brand. PepsiCo in its suit claimed that videos/posts on social media made false claims that the snack contained inflammable plastic and was unsafe for human consumption. “From what I understand, Pepsi has an issue with people talking about something that they have attempted to disprove multiple times,” said Jois, one of the users who was notified of the submission of account details to the court.“My tweet didn't even say plastic, it just says ‘pla’. Many of us joke about kurkure and plastic. To me it looks like a frivolous attempt at bringing up something the from the past.” Jois is currently not seeking any legal help in this matter. The consumer brand submitted that despite having prior knowledge of the false contents, the social media companies’ refusal to take down the video/post without a court order caused negative engagement on social media, resulting in loss of reputation and goodwill.On Monday, the court directed the social media platforms to submit the account details of individuals who had posted/shared disparaging content about Kurkure in a “sealed envelope” to the court. Though it is not clear what 'account details' will be shared, it could encompass the archive of posts, handle, phone number, age, email address and the like of the user. The defendants have four weeks to remove all flagged content and provide the account details. The next hearing is on November 14, 2018.YouTube has said that it has disabled all the identified URLs, while Facebook and Twitter have not confirmed the content has been taken down.PepsiCo submitted a detailed list of all the links hosting the impugned content to the court. On Facebook alone, it submitted 3,412 links and 20,244 posts, while Twitter, Youtube and Instagram had 562, 242 and 6 links, respectively.Another Twitter user Srishti, received a similar email from Twitter about a tweet from 2015 when she had joked about Kurkure being used for plastic surgery. “It was a harmless joke,” Srishti said. Upon hearing the matter on June 1, the Delhi High Court ordered the companies to block URLs, weblinks, comments and other contents that were disparaging to Kurkure. PepsiCo said that by not removing the video/posts the social media platforms were complicit in the loss of reputation and goodwill, indirectly amounting to encouraging the offender to post such defamatory content on their websites.However, Section 79 of the IT Act is the safe harbour for intermediaries like Facebook and others that do not make platforms liable for any third-party information, data, or communication links made available. “Facebook and others have followed the law by asking for a court notice to take down content,” said Anirudh Rastogi, lawyer at TRA law, a technology law firm. But, under the exception of Section 79, “PepsiCo might argue that since (the defendants) had taken down similar content back in 2013, and that there were several complaints made later on, why did they (social media platforms) refuse to take down similar content asking for a court order.“In asking for the court order, Facebook is relying on Shreya Singhal judgement in 2015 relating to restriction on online speech. which revokes the power of the intermediality to block or decide what is right and wrong.”Facebook and YouTube responded that they had abided by the law in seeking the court order. A YouTube spokesperson said: “As per the Supreme Court's order passed in Shreya Singhal case for an intermediary the “actual knowledge” under Section 79(3) of the IT Act is only attributable through a court order and/or a notification by the appropriate Government or its agency and does not refer to knowledge acquired by way of a complaint by the third parties.”“The immediate cause of action for filing the present suit arouse in the month of May 2018 when the Defendants refused to remove/block the video despite plaintiff's (PersiCo) complaints,” PepsiCo said in its suit.The issue first arose in October 2013, when PepsiCo came to know about videos in which Kurkure was being burnt along with claims that it contained plastic. When this was reported by Pepsico, on October 10, 2013 Facebook removed the content.In the period between 2013 and 2017, Pepsico ran multiple campaigns to correct the claims. Recently, in 2018, when Pepsico again asked companies to take down the “disparaging” content, the defendants asked PepsiCo to obtain a court order to do so.
3623. MUMBAI: The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has slapped penalty of Rs 2 lakh to Rs 10 lakh on 8 builders in Mumbai for advertising real estate project without mentioning the authority’s website address and advertising a non-registered project. MahaRERA has taken this action on Suo-Motu basis.Of the 8 realty developers, builder Tridhatu Morya has been fined Rs 10 lakh for advertising a non-registered project. Rest of the 7 builders including Sumit Group, The Wadhwa Group, Ipsit project, Jyoti Builders, Parinee Building Properties, Haware Properties and Karrm Infrastructure have been fined Rs 2 lakh for advertising real estate project without mentioning the authority’s website address.MahaRERA Chairperson Gautam Chatterjee, while levying the penalty, has warned the builders to ensure that such violation is not repeated in future.According to section 11(2) of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, the advertisement or prospectus issued or published by the promoter is expected to mention the website address of the authority wherein all details of the registered project are entered and include the project’s MahaRERA registration number.Section 3(1) of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 states that no builder is allowed to advertise, market, book, sell or offer for sale, or invite persons to purchase in any manner any plot, apartment or building, as the case may be, in any real estate project or part of it, in any planning area, without registering the project with the authority.
3624. Now that a constitutional amendment abolishes presidential term limits, it has become possible for China's president Xi Jinping to rule as long as he lives. China's shift from a collective rule indicates how it prizes Xi who has articulated the ambition of China becoming the world leader by displacing the US. Xi has turned China from an inward nation to a country focused on winning the world. Behind Xi's ideological offensive is brainy professor-turned-politician Wang Huning who has guided two previous Chinese presidents too. The chief architect of Xi’s Chinese dream, which aims at empowering the nation in several ways, Wang has also guided previous two presidents.He drafted former presidents Jiang Zemin’s “Theory of the Three Represents” and Hu Jintao’s “scientific theory of development”.After being termed China's Henry Kissinger (he accompanies Xi on most of his international trips), Wang is now being called the Amit Shah of Chinaâ€"the force behind President Xi. In a newspaper article, Jabin T. Jacob of the Institute of Chinese Studies in Delhi says that Wang is to Xi Jinping what Amit Shah is to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. "If Shah’s job is to help Modi do the electoral math and draw up strategies to win elections, it is Wang’s job to help create the narrative that legitimizes Xi Jinping in power in an authoritarian system," Jacob writes.Jacob also draws a parallel between how both the countries are being transformed by their top leaders. "If Modi and Shah have together turned a political party otherwise identified with religious extremism and vested business interests into one that appears to espouse a new work ethic based on new technologies â€" Digital India, smart cities, the expansion of Aadhar -â€" there has been a similar makeover underway in the Communist Party of China (CPC) under Xi and Wang for much longer."A former Fudan University professor, Wang is known to have translated and introduced the concept of 'soft power' to China, the idea that the country can influence and persuade others through its culture, lifestyle and ideas. Soft power is central to Xi's vision of China as a global power.As an academic, Wang had written about "neo-authoritarianism" by which he meant political stability and economic development should get preference to democracy and individual rights. What underlines the importance of ideas for Xi is the fact that Wang is the first party theorist to get into the Politburo Standing Committee. With Wang by his side, Xi would be able to articulate his idea of China's rejuvenation and global predominance more effectively and also have a strong ideological framework for his foreign policy.
3625. MUMBAI: Lenders have decided to call fresh bids for bankrupt Bhushan Power & Steel after one of the bidders JSW Steel revised its offer up by 60% this week to Rs 18,000 crore, two senior officials who did not want to be named said.JSW’s offer is higher than that of Tata Steel which had emerged as a preferred bidder over second-placed rival Liberty House. The Tata group made an offer worth Rs 17,000 crore while JSW Steel offered Rs 11,000 crore on February 12, the last day for submission of bids. Liberty House which made its bid 12 days after the deadline offered Rs 18,500 crore.“The resolution professional (RP) has received revised offer from JSW Steel. There was heated discussion on this at a three hour meeting among lenders today. Finally it decided to invite revised financial bid from all applicants by Tuesday,” one of the officials quoted above said. “Lenders decided to go for a second round of bidding on the grounds that they have not yet voted for the higher bidder, so there is a scope to call for fresh bids,” he added. JSW Steel told ET that it did not want to comment on the matter.Last month, committee of creditors disqualified Liberty House after it failed to provide critical information on funding arrangement despite repeated reminders. The Tata group thus emerged as preferred bidder while JSW’s bid was not considered since it was too low. The new, revised JSW offer comes when Tata Steel had moved the courts questioning Liberty’s late offer. The bankruptcy court ruled in Liberty’s favour saying that that lenders should consider the bid despite the late submission.A recent spat between the consortium led by Dalmia Bharat and UltraTech Cement for Binani Cements shows that lenders have considered revised offers after the deadline in the past. After losing out to Dalmia Bharat, UltraTech Cement improved its offer substantially and moved the bankruptcy court when lenders declined to accept it. The court decided in UltraTech’s favour and its bid was later approved by all lenders when rival Dalmia declined to up its price.Bhushan Power & Steel is among the 12 large defaulters that RBI had directed banks to refer to the bankruptcy court. It faces claims of Rs 49,264 crore from financial creditors.
3626. MUMBAI: Corporate India surely loves its silver-haired men who lead its boards.Last month, cigarette-to-hospitality conglomerate ITC extended the tenure of non-executive chairman YC Deveshwar by two years to 2022. The 71-year-old is the longestserving chairman of a professionally managed company in India â€"he has been its chairman for 22 years. At software major Wipro, a family-controlled company, 73-year-old Azim Premji has been at the helm for nearly half a century as executive chairman.The chairmen at Indian companies, many of them in non-executive roles, are serving longer than their counterparts elsewhere, at a time when the trend of having long-tenured chairpersons is on the wane globally.Campaigners for boardroom diversity argue that long-staying non-executives are a factor preventing change. In the US, institutional investors have identified lengthy average tenure coupled with under-performance and high overlap between the tenure of the CEO and that of the non-executive directors to be concerning. The UK is working on a corporate governance code that proposes that chairmen step down after nine years on the board, including the time they spent in previous non-executive director roles.65172188
3627. Ajay Bagga, market expert, tells ET Now that domestic consumption and IT could be driving markets this year. PSU banks could emerge as a big investment opportunity.Edited excerpts:Benchmarks are at all-time highs. 2018 has all been about the largecaps whereas the midcaps and the smallcap index have a floundered a little. But given the recent recovery that we have witnessed in mid and smallcap indices, would it be too early to say that the carnage has paused in that space? It has. Overall, despite selling by FIIs, we got about Rs 71,000 crore inflows in terms of domestic money coming in and that has really anchored our markets. Despite emerging markets facing trouble -- be it Turkey, Argentina, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Africa - India really stood out very strongly. We are getting a period of three to four months because of the state elections. In November-December, there could be some amount of trouble in markets going into the state elections but keeping that aside in an economic way, in a macro way and in terms of the corporate earnings recovery, we are seeing a pretty strong market. We had a whole host of them and I want to talk on the auto space. There are enough concerns in relation to the margins picture because of the higher input cost but most on the street are saying that regardless of margins, the demand picture looks very steady and the demand environment looks very strong, Top line growth is really going to be the focus area for autos. Given the fact that every month we have seen very strong numbers come by, what is your stance for autos? After two years of shock therapy to the economy based on demonetisation and GST, we are seeing private consumption expenditure picking up. We are seeing the rural economy coming up very strong and the expected stimulus from the government which is going to inject a lot of rural liquidity are positive for autos -- from CV numbers to tractors to passenger vehicles and two-wheelers. What has changed is everybody is out to gain market share at the expense of margin. Given the kind of valuations, these stocks were already allotted. Analysts have gone and done a bit of downgrades but the volumes will more than make up because there is a lot of operating leverage embedded in most of the counters, given that we were running at a much lower capacity utilisation than what they can really churn out. Second, quite a few of them given the export numbers and rupee depreciation are going to see favourable winds blowing. I would still recommend buying auto as a sector. What are you going to be watching out for next week in terms of corporate earnings? What direction would earnings take because so far I would give earnings a 7 on 10 or 8 on 10. How do you see the rest of the earnings season pan out? I would say definitely 7 to 8 out of 10. Telecom and public sector banks were expected to be the underperformers. Public sector banks have sprung a pleasant surprise and that is why you have seen the rating also getting upgraded on public sector banks. The two-three banks that came out with results so far have been much better than anticipated. So, there could be a pleasant surprise. A rerating is going on in public sector banks. After ICICI and Axis results come out, we will get an idea on what is happening on the NPA picture overall. Overall 20% earnings growth for the top companies put together on a consolidated basis this year looks nice. Markets will start factoring that in post the result season. Second, is central bank action is very much centre of plate. We will have the RBI policy coming out on August 1. Given the anticipation of a rate hike, there could be some softening around Tuesday in the Bank Nifty but overall the trend is very strongly upwards and we expect more money to come in. Longs are being built up, shorts are getting squeezed. The US GDP number on also gives an indication to the market on global growth and how is the global macro looking overall picture positive. I would say 6-6.5 on 10 overall for the market and things are looking more positive than they looked in the start of July. What are your top ideas? The big theme for this year is domestic consumption is roaring back. That will accelerate as the government injects more liquidity going into the national elections. So, you have to play the markets for domestic consumption and that has the whole gamut from FMCG to durables to white goods, autos, any rural facing sectors as well as the private sector banks. The game changer now is becoming public sector banks. Let us see the results and we will get an idea on whether NPAs have really topped out in March. If that is proved right by the results of the biggies. then public sector banks could also become a very strong investment area.Apart from that, IT will continue to do well. Valuations are not too high and we are seeing a moderation post the results which is good for the sector as a whole. New money will get attracted at these valuations. So, domestic consumption and IT will play on rupee depreciation and overall rejigging of the business models by the IT majors.
3628. By Gerrit De Vynck and Emily ChasanFacebook Inc. has always had one absolute leader, cemented by a share class structure that maintained Mark Zuckerberg’s voting control even when he sold millions of shares. Some investors grumbled, but most were happy to stay quiet as the stock surged. This week’s plunge upended that dynamic, increasing calls for changes at the top.“It’s never an issue until things go wrong,” said Pivotal Research Group analyst Brian Wieser. He thinks a change in Facebook leadership is inevitable, and said the latest numbers could hasten that. “It’s really hard to imagine the status quo holding.” A Facebook spokeswoman declined to comment.On Thursday, Facebook fell 20 per cent, costing investors $120 billion -- the biggest single-day loss for an individual stock in history. Shareholders who had weathered months of renewed debate over Facebook’s role in society and the ethics of its business model suddenly turned tail when they realized growth had run out on Facebook’s core money-making app. Growth rates will decline by “high single-digit per centages” each of the next two quarters, Chief Financial Officer David Wehner said.The loss of faith emboldened voices that have called for Zuckerberg to share more of his voting power and give up his role chairing the board to a more independent figure.“Zuckerberg answers only to Zuckerberg,” said Jonas Kron, director of shareholder advocacy at Trillium Asset Management, which supported a shareholder proposal last year to replace Zuckerberg as chairman of the board. Since Thursday’s sell-off, he has received new phone calls and emails from other investors expressing support. He declined to identify those people.For more than a year, Facebook and other social-media companies have been under fire from policy makers and regulators for letting fake news, trolls and Russian manipulators proliferate on their services. Now that they’re cracking down, it’s denting growth, spooking investors. Authentic accounts and real information may be good for business longer term. But Kron said Facebook could have avoided some of the trouble if Zuckerberg’s power was checked by an independent chairman.Other big tech companies like Microsoft Corp., Apple Inc., and Alphabet Inc. split the roles of CEO and chairman. Twitter Inc. suffered its own stock-market plunge this week, dropping 21 per cent on Friday after user growth stagnated. It is roughly the same age as Facebook and has a similar founder-led mentality, but it already has a separate executive chairman.Zuckerberg wields too much power, said Calvert Research and Management Chief Executive Officer John Streur. Earlier this year, he grew concerned about Facebook’s approach to privacy and customer data. In April, when he realized engaging with the company wasn’t going to change much, his fund sold its Facebook shares."Facebook’s governance structure remains below industry standards, with a large amount of authority concentrated in the founder and CEO," Streur said. "Shareholder rights are not well respected, limited controls are in place around executive compensation, and concerns have been raised about the effectiveness of risk oversight, including privacy and security risk."This isn’t the first time shareholders have publicly voiced their displeasure. In 2012, California State Teachers’ Retirement System asked Facebook to separate the CEO and chairman roles and dispense with the share structure that gave Zuckerberg such an iron grip. In April, the pension fund’s Chief Investment Officer Chris Ailman said Facebook’s data-privacy crisis was fueled by Zuckerberg’s near total control. Calstrs owned more than 4 million Facebook shares at the end of March, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.When Zuckerberg tried to pull off a plan to sell almost all his stock while still maintaining control, some investors sued. Last September, just before the class-action lawsuit went to trial, Facebook backed down.In a post on Facebook, Zuckerberg said he no longer needed the new share structure because the company’s stock had risen so much he was able to fund his philanthropy without selling too much of his stake. This week’s plunge will force the CEO to off-load more of his shares to keep the same level of donations.Zuckerberg’s own words show how much the company could benefit from an independent director on its board, Kron said. In blog posts and during his April appearance in Congress to explain how a Trump campaign-linked firm accessed millions of users’ information, Zuckerberg said Facebook hadn’t taken a broad enough view of its responsibility.“That’s exactly what an independent board chair does,” Kron said. Miscalculating how strong the backlash to Facebook’s old policy of allowing third party app developers to port away user’s data could have been avoided by having someone with a wider, questioning perspective, he said.Trillium submitted a proposal to separate the CEO and chairman roles just a few days before Wednesday’s disappointing results. A similar one in 2017 won the votes of 51 per cent of non-insider investors, according to the investment firm. Kron expects that number to rise this time.“It is difficult to escape the conclusion that there are systemic problems in the ways Facebook has been managed,” Pivotal’s Wieser wrote in a note before the results. Even if Zuckerberg maintains voting power, having more independent board members would at least give shareholders more of a voice, the analyst said.How should Facebook write the job description for a potential independent chairman? “Someone with gravitas, someone with vision, business and technology chops,” Kron said. They’d also need “strong understanding of social impacts. The ability to think through unintended consequences,” he said.One suggestion: Bill Gates. The Microsoft founder experienced similar rapid growth followed by a period of instability marked by a bruising antitrust battle. After a lost decade, the company emerged stronger, with new leaders and strategies.“When Microsoft got to the other side of that, they had an independent chair,” Kron said. “Bill Gates relinquished his chairmanship.”
3629. Alphabet Inc's YouTube is creating scripted series and other original programming for international markets including France, Germany, Japan, Mexico and India to try to draw new customers to its paid subscription service, a senior executive said on Friday.The programming will come in the form of multiple genres such as music documentaries, reality series, talk shows and scripted series, Susanne Daniels, YouTube's global head of original programming, said in an interview. It will be produced in local languages and subtitled or dubbed for other markets.Some of the programming will appear on YouTube Premium, the monthly subscription service formerly called YouTube Red. Other content will be available on YouTube's free service with advertising."We are targeting markets where we believe we have a tremendous upside in potential subscribers," Daniels said.YouTube already has released a handful of original shows in South Korea and one in India, a talk show in Hindi about cricket. Called "UnCricket," the show has performed "beyond expectations," Daniels said.Daniels also said a reality show starring South Korean pop band Big Bang had boosted subscriptions, and that 50 percent of the new customers came from outside of Korea.More details about the new international slate will be released in the coming weeks, she said.YouTube will be competing with companies including Netflix Inc and Amazon.com Inc that are investing in local language programming for online audiences around the world.The first original shows from YouTube debuted on its premium service in 2016, starting with series from some of the platform's most popular video creators. It added programming from Hollywood stars and also released a batch of children's shows including Emmy-winning "Fruit Ninja Frenzy Force."There are no current plans for more original children's programming, Daniels said. The YouTube Kids app serves that younger audience, she said, and the company does not believe children's content will drive subscriptions to YouTube Premium at this time.
3630. Former Union Minister Yashwant Sinha, who has been at loggerheads with the party leadership in recent years, announced on Saturday that he is quitting BJP. "Today I am taking 'sanyas' from any kind of party politics, today I am ending all ties with the BJP," Sinha while addressing the first meeting of Rashtra Manch, founded by him.Sinha said democratic institutions were being undermined under the NDA regime and vowed to work for the protection of democracy in the country. He said that though he would work to unite non-BJP parties he himself would not join any party."I am not an aspirant for any top post and I am making it clear here that I am not at all interested to seek any post," he added.Sinha made the announcement came at a meeting of Rashtra Manch in Patna in which dissident BJP MP Shatrughan Sinha, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav, Congress leader Renuka Choudhary and AAP leaders Sanjay Singh and Ashutosh attended.Yashwant Sinha was external affairs minister under Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee ( 2002-04) and finance minister in the same government from 1998-2002 . His son Jayant Sinha is the minister of State for Civil Aviation in Narendra Modi's cabinet.Eighty-year-old Sinha, who has been languishing in the sidelines since Modi took over as prime minister in 2014, stepped up his attack on the Centre in recent months, launching a political action group called the Rashtra Manch.In 2017, Sinha had created a political storm with a newspaper article claiming that the Indian economy was poised for a hardlanding after demonetisation and GST. Again, earlier this week he had written an open letter to BJP MPs asking them to challenge the leadership before the next elections so that correctives could be taken.
3631. NEW DELHI: The ecommerce war between Amazon and Flipkart is spilling over to campuses with both trying to grab the best available young talent on offer, primarily from the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and National Institutes of Technology (NITs).They’ll be putting them to work on emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), big data, internet of things (IoT) and machine learning (ML).With Flipkart in the process of being taken over by Walmart, early indicators suggest that it will run Amazon close, and perhaps even edge ahead, at campus recruitment this year. It’s going to more campuses and plans to hire more people in 2018 than it did last year. The company is making its debut in final placements at NIT Warangal, National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), National Institute of Design and Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) Delhi, for summer placements.“This year, we are expecting Flipkart to easily hire larger numbers from our campus due to funding from Walmart,” said a student who’s on the IIM Calcutta placement cell. “Students’ interest in these companies is quite high as they offer product development and operations roles.”Flipkart is stocking up on talent it will need for the future.
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3633. Clause 38 of the draft bill says any one collecting data could be termed a 'significant data fiduciary' based on the volume of data processed, the sensitivity of the data processed and its turnover.
3634. In an exclusive survey on Indian coders, TechGig found out that nearly 39% coders learned to code at the age of 15-20 years, and more than 45% programmers st...
3635. The RPG-Group owned mid-tier tech services firms said this acquisition would add capabilities to provide digital marketing services for clients in the US, its largest market.
3636. Indian IT companies are localising and are hiring local people, the IT industry body president Debjani Ghosh said today.
3637. India, the third largest data centre services market in Asia, is seeing significantly higher data use as large technology services firms shift to cloud services for mobile internet, e-commerce, internet of things (IoT).
3638. The company has gained significant traction as enterprises face massive skills shortages in big data, cloud and associated development operations, or ‘DevOps’.
3639. Digital is the umbrella term that covers progress in cloud, analytics, internet of things (IoT) and machine learning.
3640. On Monday, Atos announced it was buying Syntel to expand its scale in North America, especially among banking and financial services clients.
3641. One of Wipro’s tax dispute is pending for more than 30 years (since FY 1985-86) and the company has over Rs 1900 crore in tax disputes, according to its annual report.
3642. Both Atos and Syntel have significant presence in India.Syntel, which has 23,000 engineers in 30 countries, has over 18,000 staff based in India.Atos has about 16,000 people.
3643. The company has been winning a slew of deals in the region and announced its project with Swiss banking firm Julius Baer in the region.
3644. The Indian IT major is concerned that increased visa scrutiny could up project costs and cause delays.
3645. “We have good pipeline of large deals. We have talked about our strategic partnership with Alight (Solutions) which is a significant deal. The pipeline looks very robust,” said Wipro CEO Abidali Neemuchwala.
3646. Wipro said the companies would aim to reshape the HR services industry by providing Alight’s clients with the breadth and depth of capabilities from the two industry-leading organizations.
3647. CEO Salil Parekh’s employment contract mentions that in such circumstances, the problem shall be resolved by a confidential final, binding arbitration.
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3649. Some of the programming will appear on YouTube Premium, the monthly subscription service formerly called YouTube Red.
3650. The primary factors that are holding back the widespread deployment of this tehnology in India is lack of awareness, unavailability of adequate skilled persons and insufficient computing infrastructure, Viswanathan, who also head Nasscom's 10,000 Startups initiative, said.
3651. The not-so-smart phones are making a comeback, not just in India, but in many parts of the world.
3652. Facebook, Google, Microsoft & Twitter have said they'll work on a joint initiative called Data Transfer Project.
3653. Play Games24X7 has formed a data science team to pick up on warning signals of players such as time spent on the portal, withdrawals, deposits, win-loss ratio and abusive behaviour on chat rooms.
3654. According to three members of the committee, a “middle ground” has been found on most of the contentious issues and the final draft of the muchawaited report is ready to be submitted.
3655. In India, Qualcomm is collaborating its device partners to serve both consumer and industrial IoT segments, across applications.
3656. While Google Cloud trails Amazon and Microsoft in the cloud infrastructure market, it has emerged as the leader in cloud AI services.
3657. Prior to joining Hitachi Vantara, Tiwari worked at Hewlett Packard for over two decades in various senior management positions across Asia and India.
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3659. UK Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson unveiled today a concept model of a brand new next-generation combat aircraft being developed exclusively in the UK. The Tempest, as the futuristic fighter plane is called, could be ready for operations with the Royal Air Force in less than two decades, as the first Typhoons begin to be phased out of service.
3660. The UK considers replacing the seven Boeing E-3D Sentry AEW.Mk 1 airborne warning and control (AWACS) aircraft currently in service. The E-7 aircraft, based...
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3663. IAI’s combat-proven Conformal Airborne Early Warning and Control (CAEW) aircraft have a proven record performing missions better than the bigger legacy airborne warning and control (AWACS) such as the E-3, for longer durations, at a much lower cost.
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3665. The Australian Defense Forces (ADF) is extending the current LAND 121 Phase 3B Project to run through 2024. Under the new program - Land 121 Phase 5B - the Australian subsidiary of German-based Rheinmetall Man Military Vehicles (RMMV) will supply more than a thousand logistical vehicles, and 800 payload modules and trailers, to the Australian Defense Forces (ADF) between 2019 and 2024 under a contract worth a total of A$1.4 billion.
3666. The Italian MOD has ordered the first ten Centauro II wheeled tanks from Iveco-Oto Melara consortium (CIO). This award, worth 159 million Euro, that includes the procurement of vehicles, equipment, and logistics, is the first tranche of a planned procurement of 136 vehicles.
3667. Raytheon Company is developing a 100 kW class laser weapon system under a $10 million U.S. Army's High Energy Laser Tactical Vehicle Demonstration (HEL...
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3669. USS Coronado (LCS 4) and Air Test and Evaluation Squadron 1 (VX-1) completed the first comprehensive Initial Operational Test and Evaluation (IOT&E) for the MQ-8C Fire Scout unmanned rotary wing platform on June 29, 2018. Results from this IOT&E will inform decision-makers on how best to integrate the Navy’s newest unmanned helicopter with littoral combat ships (LCS) and other platforms.
3670. Finland has selected Israel's Advanced Naval Attack Missile to replace its current MTO85M system, a derivative of Swedish RBS15 that will reach the end of its life cycle in the 2020s. The new missile will be installed on existing Hamina-class missile boats and the new Squadron 2020 vessels, the first will be launched in 2019. According to the Finnish MOD, the missile will also be usable from vehicular platforms on land and against land targets.
3671. A 150 meter long, and 8,800 tons displacement the Hunter class frigates will be operated by a crew of 180 personnel. The Future Frigates will replace the eight ANZAC class frigates currently in service. The ANZAC’s entered service in 1996 and are expected to be maintained until the 2040s, when the youngest ship, HMAS Perth, will have been in service for more than 35 years.
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3674. IMI Systems introduces a hardware system protects computer-controlled military hardware from cyber attack The 'Passive Buffer' protects computer-based and computer-controlled systems and applications. Ensuring...
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3676. Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has signed a collaboration agreement with robotics vehicle manufacturer DOK-ING D.O.O from Croatia, on the manufacturing, marketing and sales of robotic systems designed for high-risk operations in conditions affected by chemical, biological, radioactive explosive (CBRNE) materials.
3677. Military technology and defense news
3678. Croatia and Israel to Develop Robotic Vehicle for Operations in CBRNE Environment
3679. Heavy Drones set to Roam the European Skies
3680. IAI Heron RPAS – Operations Update
3681. Elbit Systems Hermes 900 StarLiner
3682. Australia Extends Military Trucks Order
3683. New Wheeled Tanks for the Italian Army
3684. Raytheon is Building a 100kW Tactical Laser
3685. US Army To Get Mobile Air Defense Strykers by 2020
3686. London Set to Develop a New Fighter for the 2030s
3687. UK E-3D Replacement Opens Opportunities for BizJet-Based AEW
3688. CAEW – Business Jets Taking Control
3689. Fire Scout Completes Test Series at Sea, Operating with Manned Helicopters
3690. Finland Stealth Boats to Get Israel’s Gabriel Advanced Naval Attack Missiles
3691. Hunter Class Frigate
3692. Australia Selects British Type 26 Design for $35 Billion Frigate Modernization
3693. Australia to Operate Six MQ-4C Drones by 2025
3694. UAC Delivers Communications Relay Aircraft to the Russian Government
3695. Lance & Shield Ltd.
3696. GA-ASI MQ-9B SkyGuardian
3697. Hellfire Successor Approved for Production
3698. Navy, Marines Test Improvements to Hellfire Spitting KC-130J
3699. General Dynamics Upgrades More Strykers to A1 Variants
3700. RAFAEL: “The Majority of TROPHY Components are Manufactured by the American Defense Industry”
3701. DARPA GXV-T Demonstrates Extreme Off Road Mobility, Augmented Reality
3702. CMI Defence Shows Combat Vehicle’s Firepower
3703. Germany Joins France to Establish a Joint European Intervention Force
3704. Marine Corps to Buy up-to 204 US-Italian Amphibious Combat Vehicles
3705. World Powers Modernize, Improve Nuke Arsenals
3706. Dutch Special Forces, Forward Observers to Get New, Lightweight Sights
3707. KF41 Lynx Command Variant
3708. AM General Introduces NXT-360 – a new Tactical Armored vehilce
3709. Eurosatory Photo Review – 2
3710. Robotic Systems at Eurosatory 2018
3711. Eurosatory 2018 – First View
3712. IMI’s Passive Buffer Fends Hackers from Compromising Weapon Systems
3713. Modernized Blackjack takes off after avionic upgrade
3714. Sweden’s Multirole Fighter Spreads Its Wings
3715. Brazil signs US$5 billion contract for 36 Swedish Gripen NG fighter jets
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3717. IAI Heron RPAS 8211 Operations Update
3718. GAASI MQ9B SkyGuardian
3719. Eurosatory Photo Review 8211 2
3720. Elsight Provides Communications Links for the Amstaf
3721. HDT to Deliver 20 Robotic Mules for US Army Evaluation
3722. NATO and the Israeli Navy Train Offshore to Repel Swarm Attacks
3723. Hypersonic Weapons Enter Service with Russian Aviation
3724. An Unmanned Pathfinder for the Royal Navy Flagship
3725. SeaGull Demonstrates Autonomous ASW Capabilities
3726. DARPA GXVT Demonstrates Extreme Off Road Mobility Augmented Reality
3727. CMI Defence Shows Combat Vehicle8217s Firepower
3728. RoBattle 8211 A New Robot to Spearhead Combat Formations in Battle
3729. Eight Groups to Research Futuristic Combat Vehicle Technologies for DARPA
3730. Russian Military to Test Combat Robots in 2016
3731. New LIDAR for the TALON
3732. DEFEXPO 2018 HIGHLIGHTS 8211 Artillery
3733. Norway Orders Korean 155mm Self Propelled Howitzers
3734. Iron Dome Defeats Mortar Attacks from Gaza
3735. Australian SilverShield to Protect Afghan Security Vehicles from IEDs
3736. Mechanical 8216Hand8217 Helps Soldiers Handle Heavy Weapons
3737. Australians Integrate Nano UAVs at Squads Troop Level
3738. Turning Riflemen into Sharpshooters
3739. IDF to Modernize its Infantry Brigades with Hundreds of Eitan 82158 APCs
3740. Dutch Special Forces Forward Observers to Get New Lightweight Sights
3741. Yagu 8211 An Ultralight Special Ops Armored Vehicle
3742. Plasan to Introduce an UltraLight and Protected Vehicle for Special Ops
3743. UK E3D Replacement Opens Opportunities for BizJetBased AEW
3744. CAEW 8211 Business Jets Taking Control
3745. Navy Marines Test Improvements to Hellfire Spitting KC130J
3746. India Tests Solid Fuel Ducted Ramjet for Future AAMSAM Propulsion
3747. DEFEXPO 2018 8211 Photo Highlights
3748. Australia to Operate Six MQ4C Drones by 2025
3749. Israelu2019s All Seeing SkEye 8211 Persistent Surveillance Countering Terror
3750. Global Hawk to Provide Target Fix Track 038 Assessment Using a New Broad Area Sensor
3751. The Reaper Kitsup for Operation in Contested Airspace
3752. Stealth Fighters Arrive in Britain Two Months Ahead of Schedule
3753. F35 Need 14 Billion for Urgent Fixes Who Pays the bill
3754. DEFEXPO 2018 8211 Aerospace Highlights
3755. NEW DAS Expected to Save 3 Billion in F35 Sustainment Costs
3756. Autonomous Guidance and Landing for Helicopters Tested by Airbus
3757. First Order for BrightNite Helicopter Piloting System
3758. Super Hornets Getting New Thermal Eyes
3759. Sikorsky Teams with Rheinmetall to Offer CH53K to Germany
3760. Airbus Helicopters Delivers Modernized Tiger HAD Attack Helicopter
3761. Bell V280 Valor Tiltrotor Completes First Flight
3762. World Powers Modernize Improve Nuke Arsenals
3763. NSM Extends LCS Firepower Over The Horizon
3764. Fire Scout Completes Test Series at Sea Operating with Manned Helicopters
3765. Finland Stealth Boats to Get Israel8217s Gabriel Advanced Naval Attack Missiles
3766. Australia Selects British Type 26 Design for 35 Billion Frigate Modernization
3767. Marine Corps to Buy upto 204 USItalian Amphibious Combat Vehicles
3768. Eurosatory 2018 8211 First View
3769. Amphibious Ships Transformed Into Aircraft Carriers Debut in AsiaPacific
3770. Amphibious Capabilities at the Singapore Airshow
3771. Singapore Technologies8217 Hybrid Mini UAV Can Fly and Dive
3772. Rocket Systems for Coastal Defense
3773. US Clears 133 Million Sale of Extended Range Missile Interceptor to Japan
3774. Royal Navy Completes Sea Ceptor firing trials
3775. Korean Threat Driving Missile Defense Buildup Across the Far East
3776. Royal Navy Complete first firing Test of a New Air Defence System
3777. Royal Navy Set to Test the DragonFire Laser Weapon by 2019
3778. Israeli Missiles RWS to Equip Philippine Navy Combat Boats
3779. Rheinmetall Conducts Sea Trials of a Naval Laser Gun
3780. Unmanned boats demonstrate autonomous swarm gunnery support techniques
3781. A New Radar for Israel8217s Missile Boats
3782. Schiebel8217s Camcopter Sharpens its Eyes and Ears
3783. Raytheon8217s next generation naval radar passes milestone
3784. IAI Introduces a business Jet with stings
3785. 44 navies embark on the largest naval exercise spanning the Arabian Sea Red Sea and the Persian Gulf
3786. Russia to build 12 nuclearpowered Leader destroyers
3787. Russia offers India three additional Talwar class frigates
3788. Photo Report Singapore Hosts International Navies IMDEX 2013
3789. RSM56 Bulava Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile
3790. Lockheed Martin UK Developed a SubmarineLaunched UAV
3791. Modernizing the Submarine Fleet
3792. Spearfish Heavyweight Torpedo
3793. This IronVision Helmet Can See Through Armor
3794. DARPA Teaches Drones to Collaborate Under Human Supervision
3795. US Army Missile Test Demonstrates u2018Any Sensor Best Shooteru2019 Capability
3796. DARPA Seeks New Technologies for the Future Dismounted Squad
3797. Clean Energy from Israel supports a German Command Vehicle Demonstrator at Eurosatory
3798. UK Army Cadet Force Get New Manpack Radios
3799. Command Vehicles get a Haircut
3800. IMI8217s Passive Buffer Fends Hackers from Compromising Weapon Systems
3801. The CIAu2019s Leaking Cyber Vault
3802. US Army Deploys Experimental CounterDrone Vehicles in Europe
3803. Scrambler 300 Drone Rifle
3804. Global Hawk8217s New Optical Sensor to Use AlBeMet Metal Matrix Composites
3805. Aeroshield Pod to Protect Airbus 320
3806. A Digital Window Embedded with Transparent Armor
3807. Tactical Augmented Reality to Enhance Warfighter8217s Battlefield Perception
3808. JMusic Systems Selected to Protect the European Aerial Tanker Fleet
3809. Watchkeeper UAVs Grow COMINT Ears
3810. Russian Arms in the War on Terror
3811. L3 Converts a Special Mission Aircraft for the US Army
3812. Israel8217s EO Technologies Bolster Indian Homeland Security
3813. Thales Expands Watchkeeper Offering WKX for Export
3814. 11 Killed on a Colombian ELINT Plane Crash
3815. Future Drones Mission Systemsu2019 Automation
3816. Optimus Drones Set to Safeguard Cities
3817. Robots Join the Army MannedUnmanned HunterKiller Teams
3818. UK considers options for possible off-the-shelf Harpoon replacement"
3819. Rheinmetall to supply more than 1,000 logistics trucks to ADF"
3820. Philippines to bolster airborne COIN capabilities with Broncos, potentially Baslers"
3821. BAE Systems progresses digital shipyard plan for Australia"
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3824. UK considers options for possible off-the-shelf Harpoon replacement
3825. Rheinmetall to supply more than 1,000 logistics trucks to ADF
3826. Philippines to bolster airborne COIN capabilities with Broncos, potentially Baslers
3827. BAE Systems progresses digital shipyard plan for Australia
3828. Airbus Defence revenue down 5% in first half
3829. Australia’s second AWD accepted by Department of Defence
3830. China’s AVIC reveals solar-electric UAV development
3831. China’s CASIC secures finance deal
3832. Colombian Navy commissions new amphibious ship
3833. DARPA seeks to halt threats to US microelectronics
3834. Featured Video
3835. FEATURED REPORT
3836. HEADLINES BY REGION
3837. IRGC reactivates and upgrades Su-22 strike jets
3838. Russian MoD details second quarter military equipment deliveries
3839. Farnborough 2018: Leonardo launches SPIDER COMINT system
3840. India’s ocean surveillance ship starts harbour trials
3841. Indonesia reveals details of Chinese sensors installed onboard KCR-60M vessels
3842. Militaries eye second-generation Husky mine-detection vehicles
3843. USN hones modular MCM mindset
3844. Aquabotix providing USN with unexploded ordnance detection system
3845. Aselsan successfully tests laser defence system
3846. Oshkosh Defense awarded contract to develop US Army leader/follower technology
3847. Elbit expands Air Keeper family
3848. Ukrainian state firm Ukrinmash details design bid for Brazilian corvette competition
3849. Marsun launches five M21 boats for Royal Thai Navy
3850. Intensifying disputes over rights to issue contracts, sell Libyan oil and fighting around energy sites likely
3851. Indian compliance with aggressive US sanctions on crude exports increases risk of Iran resuming nuclear programme
3852. Update: US legislation proposes temporarily banning F-35 deliveries to Turkey
3853. Farnborough 2018: Lockheed Martin, TRS codify NATO BMD partnership
3854. LNA’s bid to control Libyan national institutions increases risk of renewed fighting between western and eastern militias
3855. Islamic State lacks support base needed to sustain insurgency in Syria’s Suwayda and Damascus provinces
3856. Suicide attacks kill at least 96 people in Syria's Suweida
3857. Suicide bomber kills at least 31 people in Pakistan's Balochistan
3858. Normalisation of Eritrea-Ethiopia relations probably faces limited domestic opposition, creating foreign investment opportunities in agriculture and mining
3859. PTI-led government in Pakistan likely to be stable; infrastructure projects, energy contracts likely to be reviewed
3860. Russia’s external and internal pressure with probable Azeri military provocation likely intended to weaken new Armenian government
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3863. The GWS60 Harpoon is due to be retired from RN service in 2023. Source: Royal Navy
3864. Rheinmetall announced on 25 July that it was awarded a contract to deliver more than 1,000 logistics trucks and more than 800 modules to the ADF. Source: Rheinmetall
3865. The Philippine Air Force is set to receive four additional OV-10 Bronco aircraft from the United States to help bolster its COIN capabilities. Source: US DoD
3866. Work is under way on BAE Systems’ project to develop a digital shipyard in South Australia in support of the construction of nine Hunter-class frigates for the RAN. Source: BAE Systems
3867. Popular News
3869. 1.
3872. AIR PLATFORMS
3873. LAND PLATFORMS
3874. China developing large autonomous underwater vehicles
3875. UNMANNED PLATFORMS
3876. Iran announces mass production of Fakour air-to-air missile
3877. AIR-LAUNCHED WEAPONS
3878. UK halts Type 31e frigate competition
3879. SEA PLATFORMS
3880. Airbus Group released details of its financial performance in the first half of the year on 26 July, revealing sales of EUR24,970 million (USD29,037 million), down slightly from EUR25,175 million in the first half of 2017. Although the company’s adjusted measure of earnings before interest and
3881. The second of the Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN’s) three Hobart-class air warfare destroyers (AWDs) was officially handed over to the Australian Department of Defence (DoD) on 27 July.
3882. Minister for Defence Industry Christopher Pyne, who attended the acceptance ceremony of NUSHIP Brisbane
3883. The Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) is pursuing a solar-electric, long-endurance unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) development programme called Qi Mingxing (Venus), Chinese aviation news portal CAN News reported in late July.
3884. According to the report, AVIC’s First Aircraft Institute
3885. The China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) has signed an agreement with the China Development Bank (CDB) to support a range of initiatives related to industrial modernisation and defence research and development.
3886. In a press release on 24 July CASIC said that its financial
3887. The Colombian Navy (Armada de la República de Colombia: ARC) commissioned the amphibious landing vessel ARC Bahía Colombia (244) during a ceremony in Cartagena on 23 July.
3888. The ship is a rapid-reaction unit variant and features a Sormec crane, two 90 kW emergency power generators, and a
3889. C4ISR: JOINT & COMMON EQUIPMENT
3890. The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has selected teams from academia and commercial industry to explore flexible computer architectures that can exploit specialised hardware to quickly and efficiently solve a range of computing problems.
3891. These selected teams have also been
3892. Rheinmetall MAN Military Vehicles Australia (RMMVA) has been awarded a contract to deliver more than 1,000 high-mobility logistics trucks and more than 800 modules to the Australian Defence Force (ADF) under the Land 121 Phase 5B programme, which is an extension of the current Land 121 Phase 3B
3893. The United Kingdom may look to acquire an off-the-shelf surface-to-surface guided weapon (SSGW) to bridge the gap between the retirement of Harpoon and the planned introduction of a Future Cruise/Anti-Ship Weapon (FC/ASW).
3894. Providing evidence on 11 July to the joint UK House of Commons Defence
3895. C4ISR: AIR
3896. Leonardo unveiled its new Spider airborne communications intelligence (COMINT) system at the 2018 Farnborough Air Show.
3897. SPIDER has been developed in the UK and operates in the 20 MHz to 6 GHz band, is designed to “detect, identify, analyse and geolocate” emissions.
3898. Jan Boyes, head of
3899. C4ISR: MARITIME
3900. CBRNE & EOD DEFENCE
3901. DCD Protected Mobility (PM) and its partners in July 2018 demonstrated to South Africa-based foreign military attachés its second-generation Husky 2G vehicle-mounted mine detection (VMMD) system, which continues to draw notable international interest.
3902. Africa and the Middle East bear the brunt
3903. JANE'S DEFENCE WEEKLY
3904. JANE'S INTERNATIONAL DEFENCE REVIEW
3905. JANE'S NAVY INTERNATIONAL
3906. Ukrainian state-owned company Ukrinmash, part of the Ukroboronprom conglomerate, is proposing a version of its Project 58250 corvette for the Brazilian Navy’s Tamandaré-class corvette acquisition programme.
3907. The Brazilian bid, known as the Project 58300 ‘Amazonas’ corvette, is
3908. COUNTRY RISK
3909. MILITARY CAPABILITIES
3910. The Philippines is to bolster its airborne counterinsurgency (COIN) capabilities with the receipt of four surplus Rockwell OV-10 Bronco ground attack aircraft from the United States, and potentially two BT-67 gunships that are being offered by Basler Turbo Conversions.
3911. A US Air Force (USAF) sources
3912. CBRN ASSESSMENT
3913. Key Points
3914. This position marks a significant shift in US sanctions enforcement policy; during the 2012â€"15 sanctions period under former US president Barack Obama’s administration, the importers of Iranian crude oil qualified for waivers from US sanctions if they demonstrated
3915. TERRORISM & INSURGENCY
3916. On 25 June, Haftar handed over the control of Ras Lanuf and es-Sider oil ports to the eastern National Oil Corporation (NOC), which reports to the eastern-based government, which is not recognised internationally. In response, the Tripoli-based NOC declared force majeure on loadings from
3917. JANE'S INTELLIGENCE REVIEW
3918. Ethiopia is likely to start withdrawing troops from disputed border areas in the coming weeks, allowing formal border demarcation and satisfying a primary Eritrean condition for continued normalisation of relations.
3919. Eritrean leadership must commit to domestic reforms, which will likely
3920. BAE Systems is moving ahead with its programme to transform naval shipbuilding facilities in South Australia into a digital shipyard that will support the construction of the Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN’s) new Hunter-class frigates.
3921. The company was selected for the nine-ship frigate
3922. UK focus on the Arctic region appears to be sharpening, with renewed military presence in northern waters.
3923. Dr Lee Willett
3924. considers developments at sea, ashore, and in the air
3925. Download here
3926. Russia has increasing anti-satellite (ASAT) capabilities that enable it to interfere with, or destroy, an adversary’s satellites.
3927. Sean O’Connor
3928. reviews the history and capabilities of Russia’s ASAT programmes
3929. In 2017 France and Germany announced their intention to develop a sixth-generation combat aircraft to replace the Typhoon, Tornado, and Rafale aircraft that are currently in service. BAE Systems, Leonardo, and Saab almost instantly expressed interest in participating in the multi-billion-Euro programme, which is expected to be led by Airbus and France’s Dassault Aviation.
3930. Mark Bobbi
3931. reports
3932. UK considers options for possible offtheshelf Harpoon replacement
3933. Rheinmetall to supply more than 1000 logistics trucks to ADF
3934. Philippines to bolster airborne COIN capabilities with Broncos potentially Baslers
3935. BAE Systems progresses digital shipyard plan for Australia
3936. Airbus Group released details of its financial performance in the first half of the year on 26 July revealing sales of EUR24970 million USD29037 million down slightly from EUR25175 million in the first half of 2017 Although the company8217s adjusted measure of earnings before interest and
3937. The second of the Royal Australian Navy8217s RAN8217s three Hobartclass air warfare destroyers AWDs was officially handed over to the Australian Department of Defence DoD on 27 July
3938. Minister for Defence Industry Christopher Pyne who attended the acceptance ceremony of NUSHIP Brisbane
3939. China’s AVIC reveals solarelectric UAV development
3940. The Aviation Industry Corporation of China AVIC is pursuing a solarelectric longendurance unmanned aerial vehicle UAV development programme called Qi Mingxing Venus Chinese aviation news portal CAN News reported in late July
3941. According to the report AVIC’s First Aircraft Institute
3942. The China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation CASIC has signed an agreement with the China Development Bank CDB to support a range of initiatives related to industrial modernisation and defence research and development
3943. The Colombian Navy Armada de la Rep250blica de Colombia ARC commissioned the amphibious landing vessel ARC Bah237a Colombia 244 during a ceremony in Cartagena on 23 July
3944. The ship is a rapidreaction unit variant and features a Sormec crane two 90 kW emergency power generators and a
3945. The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency DARPA has selected teams from academia and commercial industry to explore flexible computer architectures that can exploit specialised hardware to quickly and efficiently solve a range of computing problems
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3982. UK considers options for possible offtheshelf Harpoon replacement
3983. The GWS60 Harpoon is due to be retired from RN service in 2023 Source Royal Navy
3984. Rheinmetall to supply more than 1000 logistics trucks to ADF
3985. Work is under way on BAE Systems’ project to develop a digital shipyard in South Australia in support of the construction of nine Hunterclass frigates for the RAN Source BAE Systems
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3987. LATEST HEADLINES
3988. Airbus Defence revenue down 5 in first half
3989. C4ISR JOINT COMMON EQUIPMENT
3990. Headlines Archive
3991. Heading North UK operations in the Arctic
3992. considers developments at sea ashore and in the air
3993. Russia’s ASAT development takes aim at LEO assets
3994. Russia has increasing antisatellite ASAT capabilities that enable it to interfere with or destroy an adversaryrsquos satellites
3995. Sean OrsquoConnor
3996. reviews the history and capabilities of Russiarsquos ASAT programmes
3997. Haze on the horizon the challenges and uncertainties of Europes future combat aircraft plans
3998. THE AMERICAS
3999. Raytheon reports rising profits
4000. ASIA PACIFIC
4001. Italy awards first Centauro II contract
4002. MIDDLE EASTAFRICA
4003. Intensifying disputes over rights to issue contracts sell Libyan oil and fighting around energy sites likely
4004. IRGC reactivates and upgrades Su22 strike jets
4005. IDF details new Barak tank
4006. documentreadyfunction
4007. AIRLAUNCHED WEAPONS
4008. Leonardo unveiled its new Spider airborne communications intelligence COMINT system at the 2018 Farnborough Air Show
4009. Jan Boyes head of
4010. Indonesia reveals details of Chinese sensors installed onboard KCR60M vessels
4011. DCD Protected Mobility PM and its partners in July 2018 demonstrated to South Africabased foreign military attachés its secondgeneration Husky 2G vehiclemounted mine detection VMMD system which continues to draw notable international interest
4012. JANES DEFENCE WEEKLY
4013. Oshkosh Defense awarded contract to develop US Army leaderfollower technology
4014. Ukrainian stateowned company Ukrinmash part of the Ukroboronprom conglomerate is proposing a version of its Project 58250 corvette for the Brazilian Navy’s Tamandaréclass corvette acquisition programme
4015. A US Air Force USAF sources
4016. This position marks a significant shift in US sanctions enforcement policy during the 2012â€"15 sanctions period under former US president Barack Obama’s administration the importers of Iranian crude oil qualified for waivers from US sanctions if they demonstrated
4017. TERRORISM INSURGENCY
4018. On 25 June Haftar handed over the control of Ras Lanuf and esSider oil ports to the eastern National Oil Corporation NOC which reports to the easternbased government which is not recognised internationally In response the Tripolibased NOC declared force majeure on loadings from
4019. Suicide attacks kill at least 96 people in Syrias Suweida
4020. Eritrean leadership must commit to domestic reforms which will likely
4021. PTIled government in Pakistan likely to be stable infrastructure projects energy contracts likely to be reviewed
4022. Iran announces mass production of Fakour airtoair missile
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4039. CBRNE EOD DEFENCE
4040. Update US legislation proposes temporarily banning F35 deliveries to Turkey
4041. Farnborough 2018 Lockheed Martin TRS codify NATO BMD partnership
4042. Farnborough 2018 BAE Systems update on the Eurofighter Typhoon for Belgium
4043. Farnborough 2018 Overview and Grid Walk
4044. Farnborough 2018 Aston Martin Volante Vision urban air taxi concept vehicle
4045. Farnborough 2018 Tempest Fighter Jet launch
4046. Farnborough 2018 Leonardo launches SPIDER COMINT system
4047. C4ISR AIR
4048. Militaries eye secondgeneration Husky minedetection vehicles
4049. JANES INTERNATIONAL DEFENCE REVIEW
4050. JANES NAVY INTERNATIONAL
4051. Philippines to bolster airborne COIN capabilities with Broncos potentially Baslers
4052. Normalisation of EritreaEthiopia relations probably faces limited domestic opposition creating foreign investment opportunities in agriculture and mining
4053. JANES INTELLIGENCE REVIEW
4054. Jane's Blog
4055. Jane's Airport 360
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4057. Heading North: UK operations in the Arctic
4058. Haze on the horizon: the challenges and uncertainties of Europe's future combat aircraft plans
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4066. The Americas Archive
4067. Asia Pacific Archive
4068. Spanish Navy receives re-designated training ship
4069. Europe Archive
4070. MIDDLE EAST/AFRICA
4071. Middle East/Africa Archive
4072. Road not named after Rajesh Pilot, uproar in South MCD House
4073. Starvation deaths: Anganwadi centre 500 metres away, Sisodia asks why sisters couldn’t access system
4074. RS member writes to Javadekar over vacant MPhil, PhD seats in DU
4075. Maratha agitation: Internet restored in Navi Mumbai, Koparkhairane remains on the edge
4076. Maratha agitation: Over 80 arrested by Thane, Navi Mumbai police
4077. Top News Stories
4078. Aadhaar to Web: Govt gets roadmap for new law to protect citizen’s data
4079. Modi-led BJP is going to improve its performance in 2019: Amit Shah
4080. Arun Jaitley: Changes in anti-graft law to prevent harassment of honest officers
4081. LIVE: Blood moon rises over world, dazzles skywatchers
4082. Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan bring the Bhangra to Essex, watch video
4083. A father’s plea: Please help me give my son the future he deserves
4084. Opinion | Pratap Bhanu Mehta writes
4085. Modi government has added insidious dimension to state and capital nexus
4086. Hanan Hamid’s case puts spotlight on the digital Malayali's obsession to troll and the grave dangers it leads to
4087. WhatsApp tips and tricks: Did you know about these?
4088. CBS chief Les Moonves under scanner for sexual misconduct allegations
4089. Bengal girl who got PM Modi's autograph turns into 'celebrity', gets marriage proposals
4090. Work is changing, and software is here to help
4091. !-- start latest news --
4092. Inside Alia Bhatt’s Bulgaria diaries
4093. India vs England: Ishant Sharma bounces out Three Lions at their own den
4094. CBS chief Les Moonves under scanner for sexual misconduct allegations
4095. Assam Police uses Shah Rukh Khan’s signature pose to convey traffic rules; gets lauded by SRK too!
4096. Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan bring the Bhangra to Essex, watch video
4097. Slack purchases HipChat to take on Microsoft
4098. WhatsApp tips and tricks: Did you know about these?
4099. Protest against NMC Bill: IMA calls for suspension of non-emergency services today
4100. Challenging times: From fun to fatal, the full spectrum of online challenges that went viral in 2018
4101. !--end latest news --
4102. Web Exclusive
4103. In Sonagachi, an all-girls football team that wants to kick stereotypes out of the park
4104. Hanan Hamid’s case puts spotlight on the digital Malayali's obsession to troll and the g
4105. Challenging times: From fun to fatal, the full spectrum of online challenges that went vir
4106. Upcoming Bollywood Films in 2018
4107. Xiaomi Mi A2 Unboxing
4108. Imran Khan, the man who is inches away from becoming the Prime Minister of Pakistan
4109. The attacks Pakistan has seen in the run up to the election: News in Numbers
4110. Bharat producers call Priyanka Chopra's decision to quit 'little unprofessional'
4111. While Bharat director Ali Abbas Zafar quoted the reason for Priyanka Chopra's exit to be "very very special" and wished her "loads of love & happiness", several reports suggest that her decision has left the film's producer and Salman Khan miffed.
4112. Inside Alia Bhatt's Bulgaria diaries
4113. Sanju box office collection Day 29: Ranbir Kapoor film all set to overtake Tiger Zinda Hai and PK
4114. Happy birthday Dulquer Salmaan: The Karwaan star is going places
4115. Mission Impossible Fallout box office collection Day 1: Tom Cruise film to open well
4116. Rishi Kapoor on Ranbir Kapoor's Sanju: It was a pretty good film, unlike Bombay Velvet and Jagga Jasoos
4117. Top 5 thrillers to binge-watch this weekend: Hush, Calibre, Seven and others
4118. Jhanvi and Ishaan's Dhadak still going strong
4119. Mission Impossible Fallout review: The best Mission Impossible movie yet
4120. Mission: Impossible â€" Fallout
4121. Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster 3
4122. Dhadak
4123. div data-vr-contentbox
4124. li data-vr-contentbox
4125. Updated 18 mins ago
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4134. The attacks Pakistan has seen in the run up to the election: News in Numbers
4135. 'Since Cheteshwar Pujara left, there had been a heatwave'
4136. Yorkshire’s director of cricket and former England opener Martyn Moxon provides his assessment of Cheteshwar Pujara’s disappointing run and the reasons for it.
4137. Tests might be tough for Rashid, reckons Mushtaq Ahmed
4138. Patricio Heras found guilty of match-fixing
4139. Gunathilaka gets six-match ban for misconduct
4140. Sporting complain to FIFA over Gelson Martins transfer
4141. Neeraj Chopra qualifies for Diamond League Final
4142. Bengaluru FC to face Barcelona B team
4143. AICS wants medical insurance for sportspersons
4144. History will appreciate Hamilton: Mercedes boss
4145. Photo
4146. Delhi Metro: Pink Line’s South Campus-Lajpat Nagar section to connect 4 major markets
4147. Ronnie Screwvala hosts Karwaan pre-release party: Vidya Balan, Saif Ali Khan and others attend
4148. Ajay Devgn and Kajol’s London vacation
4149. Mobile & Tabs
4150. WhatsApp tips and tricks: We take a look at five tips and tricks on Android that will make you a smarter WhatsApp user.
4151. Will Esports be an Olympic Sport in 2024?
4152. Personal Data Protection Bill 2018 submitted by Justice Srikrishna Committee: A quick look at what it says
4153. Lunar Eclipse 2018 Highlights: Blood moon dazzles skywatchers, rises over world
4154. The ministry has thus asked the additional chief secretaries and health secretaries of all states and Union Territories to put in place all necessary measures…
4155. NCPCR mediation cell for women fleeing with kids from abroad to escape domestic violence: Maneka
4156. MNS chief’s take: 80-90 pc quota for locals, on basis of economic status
4157. BJP national chief meets seers, visits temples in Allahabad
4158. North East
4159. Government allays fears as Assam NRC date nears
4160. Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday said that the affected people will get adequate opportunities to register their claims and objections after the release of…
4161. At Rs 39,001/kg, Assam tea variety creates record in auction
4162. Manipur: Mysterious disease kills 19 cattle in Senapati district
4163. Northeast India’s millennial farmers are sowing the seeds of a new culinary culture
4164. City News​
4165. Ajitabh family ask for case to be transferred to CBI
4166. On December 18, 2017, Ajitabh went to sell his car to a prospective OLX buyer in Bengaluru, but never returned.
4167. Delhi: Two held for ‘accidentally’ shooting bystander
4168. NDRF rushes to Ghaziabad after building collapse
4169. Man raises demand for Andhra special status â€" from top of a tower
4170. 1% surcharge on stamp duty: ‘Proposal will hamper consumer sentiment’
4171. The Maharashtra government’s proposal to levy a one per cent surcharge on stamp duty will hamper consumer sentiment, especially in the affordable housing segment.
4172. Hospitality firm running hotel from Pearl Residency, residents tell Bombay High Court
4173. Mumbai: 16-year-old girl rescued, reunited with family
4174. PNB fraud: Open-ended warrant issued against Nirav Modi in ED case
4175. Not a single case of farmer suicide in the state: Mamata Banerjee
4176. Speaking on the floor of the Assembly, Mamata Banerjee said, “Throughout the country, over 12,000 farmers have committed suicide. But in Bengal there had not been a single case of farmer suicide.”
4177. At Santosh Mitra Square: Puja committee plans Rs 40 crore silver chariot for Durga idol this year
4178. In Sonagachi, an all-girls football team that wants to kick stereotypes out of the park
4179. Day after hunger strike ended, new DME announced for CMCH
4180. One in 8 children between 2-9 years suffers from hearing impairment, other disorders
4181. The estimate, however, was a conservative one, said researchers involved in the study â€" ‘Neurodevelopmental disorders in children aged 2-9 years: Population-based burden estimates across five regions in India’ â€" published in PloS Medicine.
4182. As teachers get poor ratings, FTII pulls the plug on anonymous feedback system from students
4183. Facing decreasing revenues, Pune Municipal Corporation reluctant to extend property tax discount for plantation drives
4184. Traffic on Pune-Mumbai Express held up due to Maratha agitation
4185. Panchkula MC To Impose Penalty From August 1: Letting your dog poop in open? Then be ready to shell out money
4186. Sanitary inspectors, assistant sanitary inspectors and above-rank officers of the sanitary wing, junior engineers and officers of the above rank of engineering wing will issue the challans.
4187. Heli-texi service to operate only twice a week from August 1
4188. Rape of 13-year-old girl in Chandigarh: DNA samples gather dust at police station
4189. Punjab to ease age criteria for seven sportspersons shortlisted as sub-inspectors
4190. ‘He refused to treat him’: Court rejects terror suspect’s application against doctor
4191. A special trial court on Thursday rejected an application of a terror suspect who had alleged that a doctor of a civil hospital refused to operate him following an alleged brawl with the police officer leading his escort team.
4192. GST revenue growth only 2%, cause of worry: Top tax officer
4193. Ahmedabad: Police, locals clash during raids; 29 held for ‘rioting’, assault on cop
4194. Gujarat: 10 members of a family seek nod for euthanasia
4195. Judge urges US to focus on reuniting deported parents with children
4196. California wildfire: ‘Terrifying’ tornados of flame burn city; two dead
4197. UN ‘committed to continue to support’ Pak EC: Guterres
4198. Assam Police uses Shah Rukh Khan's signature pose to convey traffic rules; gets lauded by SRK too!
4199. The photo was shared on Twitter by Ponjit Dowarah, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Jalukbari, Guwahati City -- and got thumbs up by the users of the micro-blogging site, lauding him for utilising his signature move for a greater and pertinent cause. Shah Rukh Khan to lauded the initiative.
4200. Challenging times: From fun to fatal, the full spectrum of online challenges that went viral in 2018
4201. Amul brilliantly captures Imran Khan's victory in Pakistan elections, calls him 'true all-rounder'
4202. Around 1.4 lakh jobs vacant for Artificial Intelligence, Big Data Analytics roles in India: Report
4203. To meet the deficit of qualified and skilled employees, Nasscom on Thursday said it would involve universities and colleges along with other companies including Wipro and Tech Mahindra to provide relevant skills to around one million employees and another one million prospective employees and students
4204. Delhi University: RS member writes to Javadekar over vacant MPhil, PhD seats
4205. HRD: As many women in BSc as men; women dominate MSc as well
4206. Mumbai: Over 6,800 in-house quota seats added to online pool
4207. Decoding the next Pakistan Prime Minister
4208. CNG to hydrogen-CNG: why switch, and how
4209. World Hepatitis Day: Causes, symptoms and expert tips to avoid liver damage
4210. This Life of Ours: Finding the balance between hope and regret
4211. Short Story: The Tic-Tic-Tic Trouble by Pavithra Sankaran
4212. Get creative with these dim sum recipes!
4213. ECGC claims payout exceeded gross premium in 2017-18
4214. Indian insurers stop giving cover to Iranian cargo
4215. Sensex jumps 352 points to close above 37,000 for first time
4216. ICICI Bank posts Rs 119.5 crore loss, first in over 16 years
4217. Visual vocabulary of no-confidence debate did not allow for larger-than-lifeness
4218. Mumbai is much more inclusive than cities it is compared to
4219. Mesut Özil's case points to country’s failure to address everyday racism
4220. People converted to other religions for reasons that were independent of the coercive powers of state
4221. PML-N’s clash with Pakistan establishment played a role in Imran Khan’s victory
4222. The Indian Express
4223. What it takes to keep Darjeeling Himalayan Railway running
4224. Business as usual by E.P Unny 2018
4225. सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने खाली कराए थे बंगले, शिवराज सरकार ने दिग्विजय को छोड़ तीन पूर्व CM को फिर आवंटित कर दिए
4226. ‘वारीत साप सोडणार’ हे संभाषण कोणाचे ते उघड करा-अजित पवार
4227. /
4228. The Indian Express">
4229. Print Edition
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4231. Parenting
4232. ​FIFA World Cup 2018
4233. Pratap Bhanu Mehta
4234. Aakash Joshi
4235. Ramanath Jha
4236. Rama Srinivasan
4237. Harbans Mukhia
4238. Khaled Ahmed
4239. Business as usual by E.P Unny
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