Monday, January 30, 2017

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Sunday, January 29, 2017

India’s forex reserves soar by $ 932.4 million

Rising for the second consecutive week, India’s Foreign Exchange Reserves soared by 932.4 million dollars to 360.775 billion dollars in the week ended January 20.
In its weekly statistical supplement, Reserve Bank said that foreign currency assets, which constitute a major chunk of the forex reserves, had gone up by 926.4 million dollars to 338.434 billion dollars during the week. Country’s forex reserves had increased by 687.9 million dollars to 359.843 billion dollars in the previous week.
The RBI said that country’s gold reserves remained unchanged at 18.584 billion dollars during the week, while its special drawing rights (SDRs) went up by 2.3 million dollars to 1.442 billion dollars. It also stated that India’s reserve position in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) increased by 3.7 million dolars to 2.315 billion dollars during the week.

Australia Open: Roger Federer beats Rafael Nadal


Jan 29
Swiss star Roger Federer has lifted his 18th Grand Slam Tennis title. In the Men’s Singles final of the Australian Open in Melbourne on Sunday, he defeated Spain’s Rafael Nadal in five sets 6-4, 3-6, 6-1, 3-6, 6-3.
Federer had never defeated Nadal at the Australian Open in their three previous meetings.
35-year old Federer has also become the second-oldest winner of a Grand Slam tournament in the Open Era after Australian Ken Rosewall who won the Australian title at the age of 37 in 1972.
Earlier in the day, American-Colombian duo of Abigail Spears and Juan Sebastian Cabal bagged the Mixed doubles title beating Indo-Croatian pair of Sania Mirza and Ivan Dodig in the final. The American-Colombian pair won in straight sets 6-2, 6-4.

BJP releases its manifesto for assembly polls in UP and Goa

Bhartiya Janta Party, BJP has said that by making an all round development in state, it will make Uttar Pradesh number one state of the country in next five years. Releasing party manifesto in Lucknow for upcoming Vidhan Sabha polls, BJP president Amit Shah today said that ?his party believes in politics of performance and not in the politics of dynasty and casteism which has pushed UP into a deep trench of lawlessness and deprivation. Announcing the main features of party’s poll manifesto, Mr Shah said that nine sub-heads have been made in the manifesto which include agriculture, good governance, education, employment, health and women safety among others.
If brought to power, BJP’s government will waive off all the agricultural loans of small and marginal farmers, Mr Shah said. The manifesto, or ‘Lok Kalyan Sankalp Patra’ of BJP promised zero percent interest loan to marginal farmers and announced that cane farmers will get all their dues within 120 days. Mr Shah promised to set up a Task force to target land grabbing and the mining mafia in the state. All illegal slaughter houses will be shut down, he said. The party also claimed to provide 24-hour electric supply to all villages in the state in the next five years. Free WiFI in colleges and universities will be provided in BJP’s regime, he said. Predicting that the BJP will form the government in UP with a two-third majority, Mr Shah targeted the Akhilesh Yadav government, saying the law and order situation in the state has gone for the worst.
AIR correspondent reports, releasing the manifesto in Lucknow, Shah said that Uttar Pradesh was left behind in the race for development because of nepotism, dynastic politics and sheer corruption of SP and BSP. Amit Shah said that when BJP forms government in the state, it will ask all the Muslim women about their view on triple talaq and if need arises it will present its opinion in Supreme court. The party has included the Ram Temple matter in its manifesto but clarifying the Party’s stand on the issue Shah said that efforts will be made to ensure that Ram temple is constructed under the constitutional provisions.
BJP has released its election manifesto for next month’s assembly polls in Goa, focusing on infrastructure development and employment generation in the state.
The manifesto was released by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis this evening at Panaji, in the presence of other state and national leaders of the party.
The manifesto promises four and six laning of national highways, passing through the state with adequate compensation.
It also assures to provide, vocational training to youth for specific linked opportunities in PSUs and at the upcoming Mopa airport.
The BJP also reached out to the farming community, promising loan facilities at a nominal 1 per cent interest rate.
On the Education Front, the party promises to regularize all vocational teachers by relaxing the mandatory requirements.
It also promises to expedite the completion of IIT and NIT in the state.
The manifesto also touches upon issues like Health, Housing, Social Welfare and Waste Management.

2ndT20 World Cup Cricket for the Blind kicks off in style

Sports Ministry to consider granting recognition to CABI on par with other Sports Federations and provide with permanent financial support,assures Hon Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports
New Delhi 29 January 2017: The T20 World Cup Cricket for the Blind organised by Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) was inaugurated today at the KD JadavIndoor Stadium,Indira Gandhi Sports Complex, New Delhi at a glittering and glamorous ceremony.
The inauguration saw thegrand ceremony presided by Hon. Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports Shri Vijay Goel in the presence of Hon Minister of Social Justice Shri Thaawar Chand Gehlot.Guest of Honour included Shri Syed Sultan Shah, President of World Blind Cricket (WBC), Shri Raymond Moxly, Secretary General of WBC,Shri Ajai Kumar Mittal, Secretary of General World Blind Union, Shri Rajesh Tomar,Vice President of Asian Paralympic Committee, and Shri AdwaitHebbar, Head of Corporate Services, IndusInd Bank.
The Co-Founder of Cricket Association for the Blind in India Late. Shri M Nageshwas posthumously felicitated for his substantial contribution to the organization. His spouse Mrs. GeethaNagesh and his son Master Shoumith received the honours. As a tribute, Samarthanam Trust for the Disabled announced providing of Wheelchairs to the deserving as donation.
After the lighting of lamp, PanditShivkumar Sharma was felicitated with shawl by CABI President Mahantesh G K. Renowned Veteran Artist Sudha presented a special painting to CABI President Mahantesh GK. Panditji supported by Vocalist MahalakhsmiIyer and Diwankar presented VaishnoVajanto as a mark of respect for Mahatma Gandhi.
Both Ministers played cricketBlindfolded on the ramp which was greeting by the audience with a huge applause. Members of Samarthanam Trust for the Disabled treated the audience to colourful cultural performances. Celebrities including former Cricketer AtulWasan walked the ramp with the IndusInd Indian Blind Cricket Team. There was also a special march past of the teams from 9 Countries participating in the World Cup.The 2nd T20 World Cup Cricket for the Blind 2017 Winning Trophy was also unveiled by the honourable ministers.
Hon Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports Shri Vijay Goel while declaring the event open outlined a lot of Government initiatives for encouraging sports. “I assure that the ministry will consider the proposal by Cricket Association for the Blind in India for recognition at par with other sport federations and assure all the help required for permanent and consistent financial assistance so that such platform can boost the upcoming Cricketers.”He said. The initiatives he outlined included a Special Sports Talent Portal, Rural Games and Para Olympic Center in Gujarat.“I congratulate Shri ShekharNaik for being conferred with the prestigious Padmashriaward. This Padmashri is not just for Naik.PM Modi has always appreciated the ‘Divyang Jan’ as he calls them. It is a salute for the whole community of visually impaired cricketers.”Shri Goel added.
“I really appreciate the way the Cricket for the Blind World Cup is being organized. The Efforts that have gone into organizing this Tournament in such a grand manner in 12cities and inviting 9 countries to be a part of this is visibly seen through this event. I will ensure that the organization gets permanent and consistent financial assistance for the World Cup as wellas for all the future activities.”Expressed Hon Minister of Social Justice Shri Thaawar Chand Gehlot
Speaking on the occasion CABI President Mahantesh GK said,“Our vision is to make every specially disabled person look to sports as a career. Our Indian Team has made the country proud by winning all the major international events. But what is need is the recognition at par with other sports federations. We have to go pillar to post for financial assistance. When our boys are doing our country proud why we should be left out? I have urged the Sports Minister to consider this so that sports becomes a lucrative career option for speciallyabled. We thank all the Sponsors and Partners in supporting us and especially the Media for giving us the space as aptly as required.”
He added “We are all set and geared up to host the coveted T20 World Cup Cricket for the Blind tournament in India. I welcome the teams from the 9 Nations to India and wish them all the best”.
Organised by Cricket Association for Blind in India, the cricketing arm of Samarthanam Trust for the Disabled the matches will kick start on 30 January 2017 with opening match between India and Bangladesh. The finals will be held at Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru. Ten teams including India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, South Africa, Sri Lanka, West Indies, Australia, England, New Zealand and Nepal will fight it out for the prestigious championship. The matches will be played at New Delhi, Faridabad, Mumbai, Ahmadabad, Indore, Pune, Kochi, Vijayawada, Hyderabad, Anantapur, Bhubaneswar and Bengaluru.
Rahul Dravid is the official Brand Ambassador for the tournament while ViratKohli,AjinkyaRahane, K L Rahul, Umesh Yadav, GautamGambhir have also come forward to support and promote Blind Cricket. Former India Player DilipVengsarkar and many other cricketers have also come forward to support the event.
The tournament is supported by Government of Karnataka, Government of Telangana,  Sports Authority of India, Sports Ministry, IndusInd Bank, SBI, Star Sports, ONGC,BlueVoda, Bank of Baroda, Enerzal,CBM, SG Pvt Ltd, Coca Cola, PVR, ICCR, Indian Association of Para Sports Organisations, CricHQ, SBJ, Oxxy, NASSCOM Foundation, Study by Janak, Radio Udaan. We are thankful for their support and appreciate the encouragement received for the tournament. For More details please contact:

EC again asks RBI to enhance cash withdrawal limit for candidates

Election Commission today again asked the RBI to comply with its directive to enhance the cash withdrawal limit for candidates in poll states of UP, Uttrakhand, Punjab, Goa and Manipur.
This came after RBI rejected the Commission’s request to enhance the weekly cash-withdrawal limit to 2 lakh rupees from 24 thousand per week.
The limit of 24 thousand rupees is considered insufficient by the candidates to meet their campaign expenditure.
Turning down poll panel’s request, the Central Bank had said, it is not possible for it to hike the limit at this stage.
In its latter to RBI Governor Urjit Patel, the Commission expressed serious concern about the cursory manner, the issue was dealt with. It said, the RBI has not realized the gravity of the situation reiterating that it is the constitutional mandate of the Commission to conduct free and fair elections and to provide level-playing field to all candidates.
The poll body urged the RBI to reconsider the proposal.
On Wednesday, the Commission had told RBI that it has been apprised of the problems being faced by the candidates due to withdrawal limits imposed after the note ban.
The EC had said the facility should be extended till 11th of March, the day of counting.

May set to discuss post-Brexit trade deal with Turkey

British Prime Minister Theresa May is set to discuss a post-Brexit trade deal with Turkey during weekend talks in the country with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. She arrived in Ankara from the US, where she met President Trump. A new trading relationship with Turkey following the UK’s exit from the European Union would form part of discussions.
Both Ankara and London find themselves in a position where they need friends. Many fear that Turkey – a key Nato ally – is heading towards a more authoritarian future under President Erdogan. He is clamping down on dissent and press freedom, pushing his country further away from the prospect of EU membership and in the process drawing strong criticism from European governments.

French Left picks presidential candidate

The second round of France’s Socialist Party is being held today between BenoîtHamon and Manuel Valls.Manuel Valls, a former prime minister, and left-wing Benoit Hamon are both contesting the race.
Hamon, who is often compared to British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, is favourite to beat Valls in the primary’s head-to-head vote, but has little chance of winning the presidential race proper after five years of unpopular Socialist rule.
Opinion polls have shown neither men would garner enough support to reach the election’s runoff in May, and were likely to come in a humiliating fifth place in the first round behind centrist Emmanuel Macron and left-winger Jean-Luc Melenchon.
The two frontrunners are conservative Francois Fillon, currently embroiled in a scandal over his wife’s work as his parliamentary assistant, and far-right leader Marine Le Pen. But although the Socialist candidate has little chance of succeeding President Francois Hollande at the Elysee palace, the winner of today’s vote will help decide the fortune of other candidates.

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Saturday, January 28, 2017

EVACUATION OF PATIENT FROM MID SEA BY INDIAN COAST GUARD

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LIVING UP TO ITS MOTTO, VAYAM RAKSHAMAH (WE PROTECT),
INDIAN COAST GUARD SUCCESSFULLY UNDERTOOK MEDICAL
EVACUATION OF SICK INDIAN CREW FROM MERCHANT SHIP PANAMAX-4
FROM APPROX 50 KMS INTO BAY OF BENGAL, WHILE THE SHIP WAS
ENROUTE TO PARADIP.
THE MARITIME RESCUE SUB CENTRE OF INDIAN COAST GUARD,
VIZAG RECEIVED THE REQUEST TO EVACUATE 26 YEARS OLD AILING
CREW MR ISHITIYAK AHMED, WHO REQUIRED URGENT MEDICAL HELP
AS HIS CONDITION WAS DETERIORATING FAST. ICG SHIP ARNVESH ON
ROUTINE MISSION WAS DIVERTED TO R/V THE VESSEL.
SIMULTANEOUSLY COAST GUARD CHETAK HELICOPTER WAS LAUNCHED
FROM VIZAG. DESPITE THE PREVAILING VISIBILITY BEING VERY LOW,
CG HELICOPTER PILOTED BY COMMANDANT R RAMESH TOOK
CALCULATED RISK AND SKILLFULLY LANDED THE CHETAK ONBOARD
THE MERCHANT VESSEL.
THE PATIENT WAS SAFELY EVACUATED TO VIZAG AND ADMITTED
IN SEVEN HILLS HOSPITAL BY THE LOCAL AGENT. HIS CONDITION IS
REPORTED TO BE STABLE.
IT MAY BE NOTED THAT THE INDIAN COAST GUARD IS THE NODAL
AGENCY FOR UNDERTAKING MARITIME SEARCH AND RESCUE
OPERATIONS IN INDIAN EEZ. THE SERVICE WHICH WILL BE
COMPLETING 40 YEARS ON 01 FEB 2017 HAS BEEN HIGHLY
INSTRUMENTAL IN EXECUTING ITS MANDATED CHARTER. THE INDIAN
COAST GUARD SINCE INCEPTION TO ITS CREDIT HAS SAVED MORE
THAN 4696 LIVES & 238 MEDICAL EVACUATIONS.

Invitation for the 2nd T 20 World Cup Invitation for theCricket for the Blind 2017

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Friday, January 27, 2017

Now Hydrogen in metal form

Noarvard University scientists have successfully turned  hydrogen into a metal in a breakthrough, modern-day alchemy study.
The experiment, a collaboration between lead researcher Professor Isaac Silvera and Dr. Ranga Dias, reveals that this breakthrough action – if applicable in real life following additional steps in the study – has the potential to revolutionise various areas such as technology and space transport. The study has been published in research journal Science.
The newly-made metallic hydrogen can be observed via two diamonds, which were used to compress liquid hydrogen at sub-zero temperature. The pressure required to do so was staggering, considering its magnitude was more than that present at the Earth’s centre.
Professor Silvera commented, “It’s the first-ever sample of metallic hydrogen on Earth, so when you’re looking at it, you’re looking at something that’s never existed before,” Independent reported.
However, the next step in this process is to check whether the metallic hydrogen particle can survive normal temperature, which is a key factor in determining its future usage. Critics believe it will rot away once the pressure and temperature are regularised, yet research team hopes for it to retain itself in the current state.
In this regard, Professor Silvera said it needs to be gauged whether it will be “similar to the way diamonds form from graphite under intense heat and pressure, but remains a diamond when that pressure and heat is removed.”
The scientists are all driven to not lend their minds to doubts, but rather focus on actual experimentation to see if this alchemical discovery can be made use of.
Professor Silvera added that 15 percent of the total energy dissipates in “transmission, so if you could make wires from this material and use them in the electrical grid, it could change that story.”
Space exploration could gain a lot from this experiment should it pass the next trial. At the first stage, rockets can be placed in a space orbit with creation “of rocket fuel nearly four times more powerful than the best available today.”
On the other hand, computers can be transformed into ultra-fast machines, alongside “high-speed levitating trains and ultra-efficient vehicles” and processes that involve electric power.
The paper’s abstract mentions, “Producing metallic hydrogen has been a great challenge to condensed matter physics.” Regardless, it is key leap into the future despite uncertainty pertaining to the metallic hydrogen’s next study phase, since it has allowed scientists to confirm that alchemy is possible. Media agencies

Assam Brahmaputra Literary Festival

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Assam joins the growing list of states hosting literary jamborees with the three-day Brahmaputra Literary Festival (BLF), which will see the participation
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‘Hind Ka Napak Ko Jawab-Lion Heart 2’

SAINT GURMEET RAM RAHIM SINGH INSAN LAUNCHED THE TRAILER OF HIS UPCOMING FILM IN FRONT OF 2.5 CRORE PEOPLE!
Saint Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Insan launched the trailer of his upcoming film ‘Hind Ka Napak Ko Jawab-Lion Heart 2’ at a special event organized in Sirsa in front of 2.5 crore people with a  grand entry on a tank.
Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Insan tied the knot of 250-300 people ‘Kul Ki Shadi’ on the stage and gave his blessings to them. Among them, one couple stands out to be a different with the role reversal where the groom left his family to stay at his bride’s maternal home. He made the whole crowd pledged to ‘say no to drugs and alcohol’ and supported ‘Naari Shakti’ where he even awarded the young girls from Haryana who did well in sports with a Diamond medal.
Censor board passed the film without any major cuts except the one having Narendra Modi’s character which has been chopped off. This time he did 42 spectacular roles in making the movie where as his daughter did 21 roles.
He said “I made a skin bank from the earnings of my last film and will be creating another bank called ‘Bone Bank’ with the profit earned from this movie”
Film is directed by Dr. MSG who is also the lead actor and Co- directed by Honeypreet Insan who also portrays important character in the film. The film will be releasing on 10th February 2017.

UN Young Changemakers Conclave

Ravi Shankar Prasad, Piyush Pandey and BYJU Ravindran to address the UN Young Changemakers Conclave
The United Nations Young Changemakers Conclave organized in collaboration with the UN Information Centre for India and Bhutan, is a platform for selected young leaders, entrepreneurs, students and professionals to engage with eminent experts from the field of politics, media, business, governance and the arts. Founded in 2011, over 6000 young Indians have attended from over 18000 applicants. We have had eminent speakers such as Mr. Suresh Prabhu, Railway Minister of India, Dr. Raghuram Rajan, Former Governor, Reserve Bank of India, Dr Shashi Tharoor,Member of Parliament and Mr. Leander Paes, world renowned tennis player in our earlier conclaves. For a complete list and more information, please visit www.youngchangemakersconclave.in.
The theme for the 2017 Conclave is The Business of Change: Agenda 2030” and is scheduled for Saturday, 28th January 2017 at the Siri Fort Auditorium, August Kranti Marg, New Delhi. Through this dialogue, we would like to explore the collaborative role of business organizations, social enterprises and the government in enabling positive social impact with reference to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations. Other confirmed speakers include Speakers include KT Rama Rao (Minister of IT, Government of Telangana), BYJU Ravindran (Founder BYJUs), Piyush Pandey (Chairman, Ogilvy), Gaurav Gogoi (Member of Parliament), Sanvardeep Oberoi (The Bombay Hemp Company), Reema Nanavaty (Founder, Self Employed Womens Association), Facebook’s Ankhi Das, Indigo’s Aditya Ghosh, Quintillion Media’s Raghav Bahl, Muthoot’s Thomas John Muthoot and other 30+ leaders/thinkers/creators. A complete list can be found on www.youngchangemakersconclave.in
Date: January 28th 2017
Time: 2:00pm to 8:00pm (late entrants will be strictly refused admission due to security protocols)
Venue: The Siri Fort Auditorium
The Conclave will be attended by 2000 young changemakers, entrepreneurs, diplomats, students and leaders from the development sector.
For more information contact outreach@youngchangemakersconclave.in
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