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Govt Receives Six Proposals for 5G Trials, US-Blacklisted Huawei in List Too

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BMC to Deal with Water Contamination Complaints within 24 Hours during Monsoon

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Trump says 'absolutely possible' he may make trade deal with Xi Jinping

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Payment firms must return data to India for storage within 24 hours: RBI

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TN govt order to close unit is 'naked' discrimination, Sterlite tells HC

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Reforms 2.0: The focus must shift from agricultural production to marketing

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Want Bharat in Indian Education System, Says NEP Committee Member Sridhar

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PM Insulted Rajya Sabha By Calling It ''Obstructionist'': Anand Sharma

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India slams Pak's 'large-scale terror industry'

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Amarnath yatra: Amit Shah warns officials against complacency in security arrangements

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Rahul jumped “sinking” Cong ship instead of saving it: Shivraj Singh Chouhan

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Pune Court Acquits 2 Gangsters in Murder Case of Suspected Indian Mujahideen Operative

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TN Govt's Closure Order Nothing But Naked Discrimination Against Tuticorin Unit, Sterlite Tells HC

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Intel From Arrested Terrorist Leads To 2 Bombs Being Defused In Karnataka

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Azam hits hundred as Pakistan halts New Zealand's unbeaten run to continue World Cup revival

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Babar Azam produced a sublime unbeaten century under pressure as Pakistan continued its revival in the World Cup by halting New Zealand's unbeaten run with a six-wicket victory, here Wednesday. Chasing 238 on a tricky Edgbaston pitch which offered vicious turn, Azam (101) and Sohail (68) showed intent, temperament and resolve while batting in Pakistan's must-win game. They raised a 126-run stand for the fourth wicket after Mohammed Hafeez's dismissal off a part-time spinner, yet again, raised eyebrows and Mitchell Santner looked almost unplayable. The situation demanded restraint and Hafeez was set but he threw away his wicket while trying to attack Kane Williamson. This was after Fakhar Zaman (9) was done in by Trent Boult and Imam ul Haq (19) became a victim of Lockie Ferguson. Taking the attack by the scruff of its neck, Azam shifted the gears after completing his half-century and hit some glorious shots off Williamson and Boult to keep the required run-rate under check. The .....
                 

Plan B with China ready if deal doesn't go through: Trump

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In the absence of a trade deal with China, the US has Plan B ready that would include doing less business with the country and taking in billions of dollars from it every month, President Donald Trump has said. The world's two largest economies are currently negotiating a trade deal for the past several months to end the trade war which began after Trump imposed tariffs on the Chinese imports. "Let me just tell you about China. My plan B with China is to take in billions and billions of dollars a month and we'll do less and less business with them," Trump told Fox News. Trump is scheduled to meet his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in Osaka, Japan on the sidelines of the G-20 Summit meeting over the weekend. The two leaders are expected to discuss the status of the trade agreement and find ways to finalise the deal, which has been stuck for the past several weeks. US alleges that China went back on its commitment from the draft trade bill. After coming to power, Trump has imposed .....
                 

59-year old woman mistakenly detained for three years as foreigner released

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Swooning to B-wood Song With Newborn, Odisha Nurse Shares Video on TikTok; May Face Action

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Kamal Nath Govt Approves 10% Quota for MP's Upper Caste Poor, Agrees to Widen Metro Link in Bhopal & Indore​

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"Okay To Discipline Party Workers": Mamata Banerjee On Cut Money Row

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Govt dismisses mining deptt clerk

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The Uttar Pradesh government has dismissed a Geology and Mining Department clerk for committing serious irregularities including forgery, an official said. "Uttar Pradesh Government has terminated clerk Gauri Shankar Tripathi, posted in Allahabad district, from the service for not obeying government orders, forging documents and misleading senior officers," said state's Geology and Mining Department Director Roshan Jacob in a statement. Jacob added that Tripathi, despite having been suspended six times, had failed to mend his ways and kept on committing serious irregularities. Besides Tripathi, two other department's officials, were transferred out of Allahabad to the headquarters as the sand mining lease sanctioned by them for the Yamuna, Tones and Belan rivers were found contrary to the prescribed norms, said Jacob. They are senior Mining Officer B P Yadav and surveyor Ashok Kumar Maurya...
                 

Drug cases: Punjab CM bats for fast-track courts; NCB, state govt to hold joint operations

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Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh Wednesday suggested the formation of fast-track courts for speedy trials under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act while mooting for the preventive detention of repeat wrongdoers. Holding a videoconferencing with top district administrative and police officials to review the progress on drug eradication and discuss future strategy here, the CM said he would discuss the operationalising of fast-track courts at the earliest with the Chief Justice of the Punjab and Haryana High Court. "The NDPS Act provides for preventive detention of such offenders, the CM said. The video conference was preceded by a meeting of the consultative group on drugs, headed by the chief minister, an official release said. The chief minister extended his government's full support to the eight Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) teams assigned to map the border areas of Punjab and coordinate the fight against drugs in the region. The NCB and the Punjab .....
                 

Can Get Anyone Killed in the Area, Says Armed Inmate of Unnao Jail in Viral Video; Probe Ordered

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Centre Rejects AAP Govt Conditions on Metro Phase-4 Project, Asks It to Initiate Work

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Holder Urges West Indies To Dig Deep In World Cup Clash Against India

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Governor urges educational institutes to wake up to drug abuse

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Nagaland Governor P B Acharya Wednesday urged educational institutes in the state to wake up to the problem of drug abuse. Educational institutes should wake up to the problem because just giving academic knowledge is not the end of the goal but they have to outreach and strengthen the society. Addressing a function on the occasion of International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, the governor said the state is in a danger zone of drug abuse and prevention is better than cure. How to work about for the affected people should be the concern for all stake holders including family, friends, educational institutions and religious bodies as well as the government, Acharya said. He said that unless one's mind is occupied for creativity activities this type of problems (drug abuse) will prevail in our society. Principal Secretary of School Education department, Menukhol John said that drug abuse and other related issues are very personal matters and must be .....
                 

Senior police officials of northern states hold meeting on drug issue

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The Haryana Police Wednesday organised a meeting of top police officials of several northern states and Union Territory Chandigarh aimed at evolving strategies for fighting drug abuse and trafficking. During the meeting, organised on the occasion of International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking here, challenges of drug abuse and trafficking, and strategies to combat the same were discussed, officials said. Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar also addressed the participants during the concluding session in the evening. Khattar urged the police officers to adopt a three-pronged strategy-- Treatment, Enforcement and Awareness (TEA) -- which, he said, is considered most important to combat the menace of drugs from society. Addressing the senior police officers, Khattar said police should increase the enforcement and maximum awareness should be given in the society in coordination with various departments concerned. He also asked the police officers to work together ....
                 

Deeply Hurt by Defamatory Allegations of Kejriwal, BJP Leader tells Delhi Court

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Gujarat RS bypolls: Papers of Jaishankar, others accepted

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Nomination papers filed for next month's Rajya Sabha bypolls in Gujarat by two BJP and as many Congress candidates, including External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, were accepted by election authorities after scrutiny Wednesday. The returning officer for the July 5 Rajya Sabha by- elections for two seats, however, rejected the candidature of a Karnataka resident, who claimed to be a BJP nominee, for failing to produce valid papers to back his claim. The bypolls on the two seats were necessitated after sitting BJP MPs, Amit Shah and Smriti Irani, had resigned after their election to the Lok Sabha last month from Gandhinagar and Amethi, respectively. While the BJP has fielded Jaishankar and OBC leader Juglaji Thakor, the Congress has nominated Chandrika Chudasama and Gaurav Pandya for the bypolls in which Gujarat MLAs will vote. Their nomination papers were found to be in order, an official said. Along with them, two "dummy" BJP candidates - A P Shah and Kiritsinh Rana -..
                 

Airfares on domestic routes observed to be fairly normalized at present: Civil aviation minister

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Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri Wednesday told the Rajya Sabha that as domestic airlines have started inducting more aircraft in their fleet, airfares on domestic routes are "observed to be fairly normalised at present". In a written reply to a query whether the Centre is aware about the "unjustified tariff hike" imposed by airlines to various sectors in the country, the minister said, "Due to suspension of operation of Jet Airways and grounding of Boeing B737 Max, there was a reduction in capacity in few domestic sectors." "With a view to maintain transparency, as advised by Ministry, Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) started monitoring of airfares on certain routes selected on random basis to ensure that the airlines do not charge airfares outside the range declared by them." The minister said that during monitoring, civil aviation regulator DGCA observed that though there was a marginal hike in airfares, it remained within the "fare brackets .....
                 

Antariksh Dugar, Yashita win titles

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Strip maps covering 98 pc of Indo-Nepal boundary jointly finalised by two countries: Govt

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Strip maps covering 98 per cent of the India-Nepal boundary have been jointly finalised by the two countries, Union Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan told Parliament on Wednesday. There are, however, differences of perception on the alignment of the boundary in some areas such as Kalapani in Uttarakhand and Narsahi-Susta in Bihar, he said in a written response to a question in the Lok Sabha. When asked about the resolution of the boundary dispute with Pakistan, Muraleedharan said India is committed to resolving all outstanding issues with Pakistan through a bilateral dialogue in accordance with the Simla Agreement of 1972 and the Lahore Declaration of 1999. "However, a meaningful dialogue is possible only in an atmosphere free from terror, violence and hostility. The government has made it clear that the onus is on Pakistan for creating such an environment," the minister said. He said there is no outstanding boundary dispute with Afghanistan, Bhutan, Maldives and ...
                 

Denotification of Dadupur-Nalvi canal project betrayal with farmers: Surjewala

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Congress leader Randeep Singh Surjewala Wednesday condemned the denotification of the Dadupur-Nalvi canal project, describing the state government's move a 'grave injustice, betrayal and deception with farmers of northern Haryana. "The decision of the Khattar government, asking affected farmers to return the compensation amount along with interest has dealt a severe blow to them," said the Kaithal MLA, accusing the government of pursuing "anti-farmer policies". He said while farmers of northern Haryana were staring at bleak future due to depleting water table, the government told them to return the the compensation along with interest. "The decision has once again shown the anti-farmer attitude of the BJP government," he alleged, claiming that project was the "lifeline of northern Haryana". Surjewala said the "anti-people" decision would deprive around one lakh hectares in 225 villages of Ambala, Yamunanagar and Kurukshetra of an essential irrigation facility. "The Dadupur-Nalvi .....
                 

Maha govt plans VC fund for export-oriented units

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Maharashtra is mulling to start a venture capital fund which will help enterprises focused on exports, a minister has said. The western state is also in the process of setting up an export promotion council under a newly adopted industrial policy, Jaykumar Rawal, the minister for food and drugs administration, tourism and protocol, said. He made the remarks speaking at the World Trade Centers Association Day late last evening. The state government "will soon introduce a venture capital fund for export-oriented units," a statement from the organisers of the event said. It, however, did not divulge the corpus of the fund or any other details. The budget session of the state assembly is on at present. The budget for FY20 has proposed 50 industrial parks at taluka level for micro, small and medium enterprises, the minister was quoted as saying. Looking at the demand for cashews from the state, Rs 100 crore has been allocated for cashew processing industry to push the .....
                 

Crop Insurance: Time to reboot PM’s flagship scheme; let it be weather-based

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ED seizes Rs 9,778-crore assets of Sterling Biotech, promoters in PMLA case

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TikTok video of push-ups on police vehicle, inquiry ordered

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An inquiry has been initiated after a video of a man doing stunts in a vehicle that had 'Delhi Police' written on it surfaced on social media, officials said on Wednesday. The 15-second video, which was uploaded on the TikTok application, shows a man coming out of the moving vehicle and doing push-ups on top of the vehicle in a vacant plot, the officials said. A senior officer confirmed that the vehicle in the video belonged to a private contractor and was found to be registered in the name of a person named J P Sharma. The vehicle that has a beacon light mounted on the top and 'Delhi Police' written on the bonnet was hired by the police, the officer added. Police said the incident appears to be old and the man seen doing the stunt in the video was not an officer. He has been identified as the friend of the driver of the vehicle. An inquiry will be conducted by the joint commissioner of police (security). A show-cause notice has been issued to the private contractor and necessary .....
                 

Struck by India's entrepreneurship, energy and expectations for brighter future: Mike Pompeo

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Jharkhand mob lynching: Minority organisation seeks punishment for accused

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Madhya Pradesh govt gives nod to implementation of 10 per cent EWS quota

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US Secy of State Mike Pompeo Struck by India's Entrepreneurship, Energy, Expectations for Brighter Future

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On Maiden Official Visit to Valley, Amit Shah Reviews Amarnath Yatra Security Arrangements

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'Have Seen The Good And The Dark Phase Of My Father's Career': Meezaan

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DCW rescues 2-month-old child from traffickers

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The Delhi Commission For Women Wednesday said it helped to rescue a two-month-old child who was sold multiple times. The DCW also said it ensured the accused were arrested. It said it had got a complaint that a two-month-old child was forcefully taken by a placement agency from a couple in West Bengal's Silliguri and brought to Delhi. Upon investigation by a DCW team, it was learnt that the child has been bought and sold five times, it said. The DCW said an FIR was registered in the matter and the Delhi Police recovered the baby from Sonipat in Haryana. The accused were arrested, it added. The Commission suspects a big child trafficking racket was behind it. The panel said it is seeking a report from the police about suspected role of politicians in it after the panel members were allegedly threatened...
                 

Sunteck Realty to build commercial, retail properties with Rs 5,000 cr investment over 4 yrs

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Mumbai-based luxury real estate development company Sunteck Realty Wednesday said it is gearing to create a portfolio of commercial and retail properties with an investment of Rs 5,000 crore over the next four years. "Sunteck is now focussing on building a premium commercial and retail portfolio of 3 million sq ft (approximately) in Oshiwara District Centre (ODC), about 1.5-2 million sq ft in and around BKC, and around 1 million sq ft in Naigaon - a total of over 6 million sq ft," it said in a BSE filing. The company already caters to residential segment at Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), ODC and Naigaon. "Sunteck Realty is gearing to create a large portfolio with an investment of Rs 5,000 crore in commercial and retail properties over the next 4 years," the filing said. It added that the company is exploring opportunities in the western suburbs of Mumbai to grow this retail and commercial portfolio. "The value that Sunteck would create through its commercial and retail portfolio is close..
                 

Will reinforce support for reformed multilateralism at G20: PM Modi

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Mamata announces compensation for three people pushed out of train for not chanting ‘Jai Shri Ram’

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Minimum of 20 Jaundice Cases Detected in Cuttack as CMC Prepares to Collect Water Samples

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PM Modi Committed "Shameful Betrayal" To Andhra Pradesh, Says Congress

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Air services in Sikkim airport halted due to low visibility caused by unpredictable weather: Puri

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Unpredictable weather that resulted in low visibility lead to suspension of air services at Pakyong airport in Sikkim from June 1, Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri told Parliament on Wednesday. "Pakyong is an operational airport and can handle ATR-72 and Q400 type of aircraft operations under Visual Flight Rules (VFR) conditions," he told the Rajya Sabha in a written reply to a question. ATR-72 and Q400 aircraft are small aircraft that are run on turboprop engines and can carry up to 80 passengers. "SpiceJet which was operating daily one scheduled flight on Kolkata- Pakyong- Kolkata sector have decided to temporarily suspend its operations with effect from 1.6.2019 due to unpredictable weather which results in low visibility at Pakyong," the minister said. Pakyong Airport was constructed based on the design and drawings prepared by "renowned" consultant Mott McDonald, he said. "The structural design and drawings were vetted by IIT Mumbai. Nothing adverse about .....
                 

3 Employees of SAIL's Bhilai Plant in Chhattisgarh Sustain Burns in Electrical Mishap

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Rajasthan govt decides against divesting 2 power plants

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The Rajasthan government on Wednesday reversed the previous BJP dispensation's decision to disinvest the Kali Sindh and Chhabra power plants. A proposal in this regard was passed in a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot. The decision to not divest was taken because of the improvement in operational efficiency and financial condition of the Chhabra and Kalisindh thermal power plants, according to a release. The previous Bharatiya Janata Party government, led by Vasundhara Raje, had decided to disinvest the Chhabra and Kalisindh plants, located in Baran and Jhalawar districts respectively, in order to reduce the losses of power companies. The cabinet also gave approval to amend the Rajasthan civil services (pension) rules in order to enhance the compensation on the death of polling personnel, the release said. In case of normal death, the compensation has been increased to Rs 20 lakh from the present 10 lakh, the release said. If the polling personnel dies in .....
                 

UP: MLA's son threatens cop in Kasganj, says will transfer him in 3 days

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BJP Kasganj MLA DS Rajput's son on Wednesday allegedly threatened to get a policeman transferred if he failed to fall in line.Rajput's son Jasveer allegedly created a ruckus at the Soron Gate police station after its personnel arrested two ambulance drivers for engaging in a brawl. Jasveer and his supporters had arrived to get them released."I had put two persons in lock up as they were creating a ruckus on road today. One of them called the MLA's son. When he came, he threatened to get me transferred in three days," SP Singh, the police station in-charge told ANI.Meanwhile, in another incident, Akash Vijayvargiya -- a first-time BJP legislator representing the Indore-3 assembly seat -- was placed under arrest after footage of him and his supporters assaulting the civic body official was telecast across the country earlier today.Madhya Pradesh Police on Wednesday arrested BJP legislator Akash Vijayvargiya for thrashing a Municipal Corporation officer with a cricket bat...
                 

'Begun With 4, Will Grab 17': Shivraj Warns KCR of BJP's 'Mission South India' in Telangana

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Balbir Sr admitted again to hospital following ill health

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Three-time Olympic gold medal winning hockey legend Balbir Singh Senior was again admitted to a hospital here following ill health but his condition is stable, his family said Wednesday. The 94-year-old has been at the Post-Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) here since Monday, his maternal grandson Kabir told PTI. Before coming to PGIMER, he was at a private hospital at Mohali for a week. In January, Balbir Sr was discharged from PGIMER after spending 108 days in the hospital, where he took treatment for bronchial pneumonia. Once again, it is the same complication which he suffered earlier, Kabir said. "His condition is stable," he added. One of the country's tallest sportspersons, Balbir Sr became the only Indian among 16 legends chosen by the International Olympic Committee across the modern Olympic history. His world record for most goals scored by an individual in the men's hockey final in an Olympic Games still remains unbeaten. He had scored five goals..
                 

3 employees of SAIL's Bhilai plant hurt in electrical mishap

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FinMin to host meeting of expert working group to discuss illicit fund flows from opiate trafficking

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The Finance Ministry will host a two-day meeting beginning June 27 of the expert working group on illicit financial flows deriving from the trafficking of opiates originating in Afghanistan. "The Department of Revenue, Ministry of Finance, is hosting a Meeting of Expert working group on Paris Pact Initiative on Illicit Financial Flows deriving from the trafficking of Opiates originating in Afghanistan," the ministry said in a statement. Paris Pact is a group of 58 countries and 23 international organisations affected with drug trafficking of Afghan opiates. Paris Pact Initiative has addressed the issue of drug problem related to opiates originating in Afghanistan, and has provided the platform for member countries and international organisations to coordinate and combat the trafficking and consumption of opiates. The meeting, which is being organised with the support of United Nations Office on Drugs & Crimes (UNODC), will be inaugurated by Additional Secretary, Revenue, Anil .....
                 

No proposal to close MTNL, BSNL; revival plan under preparation: Prasad

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The government Wednesday clarified there is no proposal to close state-run BSNL and MTNL, which are facing financial stress due to stiff competition and high employee costs, and added that a comprehensive plan for their revival is under preparation. "No proposal of closure of Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL) is under consideration," Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad informed the Lok Sabha. In a separate reply, he said there was no such proposal under consideration for BSNL as well. "Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad and M/s Deloitte were engaged to facilitate the preparation of the revival/ restructuring plan of BSNL and MTNL respectively. Pursuant to their recommendations and approval of respective Boards, a comprehensive revival plan for BSNL and MTNL is under preparation," Prasad added. The loss making telecom firms have approached the Department of Telecom for immediate help as they are facing financial stress, which has aggravated due to the tariff war .....
                 

Rains in western & eastern region, heat prevails in north India

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Rainfall occurred at many places in the western and eastern parts of the country, while there was no relief from the scorching heat in most of the northern region on Wednesday. With the onset of monsoon in Gujarat on Tuesday, some parts of Saurashtra and the southern part of the state witnessed heavy rainfall. Several other districts also received rainfall, the emergency operation centre said. The wait for widespread rains seems to be getting longer in Mumbai. Only light showers were witnessed in the morning in areas like Andheri and Santacruz, a day after onset of the south-west monsoon was announced in Maharashtra, an IMD official said. Goa also received heavy rainfall at isolated places. Rainfall occurred at most of the places in West Bengal and Sikkim. There were thunderstorms at isolated places in the Northeast and the southern part of the country Delhi recorded a temperature of 41 degrees Celsius, four notches above normal, as rains continued to play truant. The weather .....
                 

Sebi fines Kemrock Industries MD, promoter Rs 16 lakh for disclosure lapses

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Market regulator Sebi has levied a total fine of Rs 16 lakh on two officials of Kemrock Industries and Exports Ltd for disclosure lapses. Kalpesh Mahendrabhai Patel was Managing Director of Kemrock Industries, while Bintaben Kalpesh Patel was a promoter of the firm at the time of violation, as per Sebi order. From June 2012 to September 2012, the regulator conducted a probe regarding dealings in shares of the firm. Pursuant to the probe, the regulator found that both failed to make disclosure of creation of pledge shares and also failed to disclose the closure of pledge during the investigation period, which was violative of SAST (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) norms. Besides, Kalpesh failed to disclose the change in the shareholding and thereby contravened PIT (Prohibition of Insider Trading) norms, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said. "...violations committed by Noticees (Kalpesh and Bintaben) can't be ignored and make a fit case for imposing .....
                 
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Amazon Bestseller: Black Box Thinking: Psychology - Matthew Syed

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Water and agriculture: Seeding change

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Indian Davis Cup Team Likely To Travel To Pakistan After 55 Years

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Amazon Bestseller: It's Earnings That Count: Finding Stocks with Earnings Power for Long-Term Profits - Hewitt Heiserman

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India welcomes ASEAN's outlook on Indo-Pacific

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Welcoming ASEAN's outlook on the Indo-Pacific, India Wednesday said it sees important elements of convergence with its own perspective on the region. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Sunday officially disclosed its outlook for the Indo-Pacific, viewing the Asia-Pacific and Indian Ocean regions not as contiguous territorial spaces but as a closely integrated and interconnected region. The regional grouping, in its outlook, also saw the Indo-Pacific a region of dialogue and cooperation instead of rivalry, besides envisaging development and prosperity for all. "Given our Prime Minister's enunciation at the Shangri-La Dialogue in June 2018 of a free, open, inclusive and rules-based Indo-Pacific, of which India is an important part, we warmly welcome ASEAN's decision to articulate its own views of the concept," said Raveesh Kumar, the Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson, in response to a query on India's view on the ASEAN Outlook announced on June 24. "While we are ...
                 
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Amazon Bestseller: The Warren Buffett Way - Robert Hagstrom

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Borrowing a leaf from an accomplished life is enough to decode success, says Robert G. Hagstrom in his book, The Warren Buffett Way, +Website. The author goes on to analyze various moves and decisions made by Warren E. Buffett. This books explores the forethought of a man who commenced his entrepreneurial ambitions with a mere 100 dollars in his pocket and ended up building a $20 billion empire. The author has observed Buffett's numerous pathbreaking ventures over a period of ten years. During his research, the author made sure to include even minor aspects related to the entrepreneur. Being a philanthropist and the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren E. Buffett was born in 1930. From selling chewing gum and Coca-Cola to his neighbors to becoming the wealthiest man in the world, this book gives new perspectives to prospective entrepreneurs. This book traces an inspirational career with precision and justifies it with the help of adept examples that are used throughout. The author also gi..
                 

Pakistan's Opposition to observe July 25 as black day

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Opposition parties in Pakistan would observe July 25 as black day, saying the mandate of the current government was based on the stolen votes. A Multi-Party Conference (MPC) of opposition groups met in Islamabad at the invitation of Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam (JUI-F) chief and a known cleric Fazlur Rehman to discuss a plan of action to deal with the government. Rehman told media at the conclusion of the day-long moot that opposition parties considered the mandate of current government was based on stolen votes. "The opposition decided to observe July 25 (when Imran Khan won elections to become Prime Minister last year) as black day and it would be followed by rallies in the countries," he said. The parties also agreed to remove the chairman of Senate. Rehman said that the current budget was anti-people and opposition will continue its protest against it in Parliament. Opposition also agreed to press for orders to bring lawmakers Ali Wazir and Mohsin Dawar who were arrested after attack at ....
                 
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