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Why we Follow this?
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Saturday, 24 December 2016
Saturday, 10 December 2016
BLACK MONEY....
Advantage:-
• The Bill provides for stringent measures against violations; this includes property confiscation
• The Bill also provides deterrent through 10 years RI for tax evasion and penalty of 300 percent of taxes on concealed income and assets
• Moreover, the flat rate of 30 percent is taxed on undisclosed foreign income while there is no exemption against this under the IT Act 1961
• Magnitude of deterrent is also high. Concealment of income pertaining to foreign assets will be charged with penalty three times the amount of...
Thursday, 24 November 2016
Notes ban to significantly disrupt economic activity: Moody’s
Demonetisation will “significantly disrupt economic activity” and lead to weaker growth in near-term, though in the long run it can boost tax revenues and translate into faster fiscal consolidation, Moody’s Investors Service said on Thursday.
In a report titled ‘Indian Credit — Demonetisation Is Beneficial for Indian Government and Banks; Implementation Challenges Will Disrupt Economic Activity’, Moody’s said the move to ban old Rs 500/1000 notes is affecting all sectors of the economy to various extent, with banks being the key beneficiaries.
“Although...
Tuesday, 8 November 2016
New 500 And 2,000 Rupee Notes
The Reserve Bank of India will issue new notes for Rs. 500 and Rs. 2000. Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his address to the nation on Tuesday said that the notes will be circulated soon, RBI has decided to limit the notes with higher value.
The Prime Minister announced that Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 denomination notes are being withdrawn from midnight. He said that such notes will become "mere paper".
PM Modi said this was being done to tackle the...
Saturday, 22 October 2016
Indian Armry
Indian Army
Indian army this is a beautiful name of those Indian people who compare for this word to take name and explanation fort the this word. Indian army and his life style is very simple. they take simple life style live and live structure are very simple. they are not showing his life style make glamorous and rocking life style. ony they want make life simple and nit and clean.
our Indian army struggling hard working and hard life...
Sunday, 16 October 2016
Modi govt took steps to secure borders, strengthen economy: Amit Shah
HISAR: BJP President Amit Shah today said the Narendra Modi government has taken steps to secure the country's borders and pursued policies which have made India the fastest growing economy in the world.
"The Modi government has taken steps to secure the country's borders," Shah said addressing a public gathering on the occasion of 35th annual fair at Agroha Dham here, an event organised by Agroha Vikas Trust.
Shah, who was the chief guest at the function here, referred to Lance Naik Hemraj who was killed and then beheaded by Pakistani soldiers...
Business,recruitment in China hit record low
BEIJING: China's business confidence and recruitment activity slipped to record lows in January, a survey showed, adding to signs of weakness in the world's second-largest economy that could prod policymakers to roll out more support measures.
The Sales Managers' Index, compiled by London-based World Economics, fell to 51.0 in January from 51.7 in December.
"The Headline SMI index fell slightly in January, but continues to suggest ongoing, albeit modest growth in economic activity," World Economics chief executive Ed Jones said.
The index has...
Saturday, 10 September 2016
Priyanka Chopra Looks Stunning In This New 'Baywatch' Poster
Priyanka Chopra, who was missing from the first official look of her Hollywood debut Baywatch, shared a new poster of the movie on Monday that was released to coincide with America's Independence Day.
The July 4-themed poster features Chopra along with Dwayne Johnson, Zac Efron, Kelly Rohrbach, Alexandra Daddario, Jon Bass, and Ilfenesh Hadera.
The Mary Kom (2014) star posted the image on her Instagram and captioned it: "Finally... We're all...
Baahubali makes into Screenrant’s list of Hollywood wished foreign movies
Critically acclaimed and south Indian blockbuster movie Baahubali: The Beginning made it into the list of foreign films that Hollywood wishes they had made.
A leading Hollywood online portal Screenrant named the S S Rajamouli’s hit film among the ‘15 Foreign Blockbusters Hollywood Wishes They’d Made’ ranking it at 12 in the list. No other Indian film made into the list.
Baahubali movie’s official Twitter account also shared the Screenrant’s...
Cyber crimes a big challenge, says Rajasthan DGP Manoj Bhatt
Rajasthan Director General of Police (DGP) Manoj Bhatt on Thursday said that increasing cyber crimes and financial frauds in various sectors of the country, especially in corporate companies, is proving to be a big challenge for investigative agencies.
“It is high time that cops and investigative agencies remain vigilant and curb such crimes, which hamper the growth of nation,” Bhatt said, during a two-day state level workshop on “Investigation...
India makes list, plans outreach to 68 countries
Taking the Modi government’s commitment to reach out to all countries worldwide, the Ministry of External Affairs has issued letters to various Ministers “assigning” them dozens of specific countries to engage with, The Hindu has learnt.
In a letter, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said, “By 2016-end, we will not leave any country where Indian Ministers have not gone.”
She said the Ministry had identified 68 countries which had not...
Facebook restores Norwegian Prime Minister’s ‘napalm girl’ post
Facebook had restored by Saturday a post by Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg which it had taken down over an iconic Vietnam War photo of a naked girl escaping a napalm bombing.
The world's leading social network backtracked on Friday on a decision to censor the historic image because it had been flagged for violating standards regarding inappropriate posts.
An active social media user, Ms. Solberg defied Facebook early Friday by posting...
25 killed in Bangladesh factory blast
A boiler exploded and triggered a fire at a packaging factory near Bangladesh’s capital on Saturday, killing at least 25 people and injuring dozens, officials said.
Several bodies were recovered from the Tampaco Foils factory in the Tongi industrial area outside Dhaka, fire official Mohammed Rafiquzzaman said. Mohammed Parvez, a doctor at Tongi Hospital, said some of dead bodies were in the hospital’s mortuary and others were at the state-run...
US, Russia seal Syria ceasefire deal, enter new military partnership
The United States and Russia early Saturday announced a breakthrough agreement on Syria that foresees a nationwide ceasefire starting Monday, followed a week later by an unexpected new military partnership targeting the Islamic State and the al-Qaeda as well as the establishment of new limits on President Bashar Assad’s forces.
After a daylong final negotiating session in Geneva, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said shortly after midnight...
Saturday, 30 July 2016
BJP is the only party based on ideology, says Amit Shah
The BJP is the only political party in India that has been consistently growing on the basis of its ideology, while others have slid into becoming “family concerns” rather than political parties, BJP president Amit Shah said on Saturday.
Addressing a National Writer’s Meet organised by the Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Research Foundation (SPMRF) affiliated to the Sangh Parivar, for bloggers and writers here, he gave an overview of the growth of...
Protests manufactured, alleges U.P. BJP chief
Uttar Pradesh BJP chief Keshav Prasad Maurya has described reports of BJP leaders being asked to leave the public meetings of the Dharma-Dhamma Chetana Yatra, following former state BJP office bearer Daya Shankar Singh’s objectionable remarks about Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief Mayawati, as a manufactured event.
BJP national president Amit Shah had to cancel his appearance at one of these meetings, scheduled for Saturday, fearing a backlash....
Siddaramaiah’s son dead
Rakesh Siddaramaiah (in picture), eldest son of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, died of multi-organ failure on Saturday at the Antwerp University Hospital, Belgium.
Rakesh, who celebrated his 39th birthday earlier this month, was hospitalised last Sunday after he developed severe pain in the abdomen that was a result of liver and pancreatic complications. He was on dialysis.
He is survived by wife Smitha, son Dhyan (8) and daughter Thanmayee...
Mistress-dispelling is a booming business in China
When Wang, a 39-year-old woman from Shanghai, discovered texts on her husband’s phone that suggested he was having an affair with one of his employees, she was distraught but decided to take action.
She searched online for a “mistress dispeller.”
Mistress-dispelling services, increasingly common in China’s larger cities, specialize in ending affairs between married men and their extramarital lovers.
Typically hired by a scorned wife, they...
Tamil-American is youngest delegate to attend DNC
Sruthi Palaniappan, whose parents immigrated to the United States in 1992 from Chennai, was the youngest delegate to the Democratic National Convention (DNC) that ended on Thursday night. The 18-year-old high school graduate is set to join the Harvard University to study government. She spoke on behalf of the Iowa state delegation during the voting process for presidential nomination.
Her father Palaniappan Andiappan also attended the convention...
Saturday, 16 July 2016
Pak model Qandeel Baloch killed by brother
A Pakistani social media celebrity whose selfies and videos were deeply polarising in the nation has been murdered by her brother in what police suspect was a so-called "honour killing", officials said Saturday.
"Qandeel Baloch has been killed, she was strangled to death by her brother, apparently it was an incident of 'honour' killing," Sultan Azam, senior police officer in Multan, told AFP.
Baloch, believed to be in her twenties, had travelled...
Thousands of Venezuelans enter Colombia for food, medicine
Tens of thousands of Venezuelans poured into neighbouring Colombia to buy food and medicine on Saturday after authorities briefly opened the border that has been closed for almost a year.
A similar measure last weekend led to dramatic scenes of the elderly and mothers storming Colombian supermarkets and highlighted how daily life has deteriorated for millions in Venezuela, where the economy has been in a freefall since the 2014 crash in oil...
Vijender becomes WBO Asia Pacific Super Middleweight champion
A packed Thyagraj Stadium got more than it had bargained for as Vijender Singh became the WBO Asia Pacific Super Middleweight champion with a convincing win over Australian Kerry Hope here on Saturday even as pro boxing made a rousing start in the country.
Vijender remained unbeaten, this time by unanimous decision, even though his reputation as the ‘Knockout King’ took a backseat.
It was also his toughest fight yet, stretching to the maximum...
Vijender aims for seventh knockout
Aiming for his seventh knockout win in as many fights, local favourite Vijender Singh has admitted this would be the toughest test yet when he faces off against Australian Kerry Hope for the WBO Asia Pacific super middleweight boxing championship title here on Saturday.
Fighting his first bout at home since turning professional last year, Vijender is confident of continuing his reign as the ‘knockout king’.
“It’s the Asia-Pacific title — we...
Girl gives up medical seat for classmate
An act of selflessness by a medical aspirant on Monday warmed the hearts of all who witnessed it.
At the Government multi-super speciality hospital in Omandurar Estate, where counselling for the academic session 2016-17 began for special category on Monday, a candidate gave up her medical seat in Madras Medical College for her friend and classmate.
K. Varshini, with a cut-off of 199 marks and N. Janani with 198.75 marks, were ranked first...
Over 250 die in failed Turkey coup
Turkish authorities wrested back control of the country on Saturday, after crushing a military coup by discontented soldiers seeking to seize power from President Recep Tayyip Erdogan that claimed more than 250 lives.
After facing down the bloodiest challenge to his 13-year rule, Mr. Erdogan triumphantly addressed thousands of supporters in his home Istanbul district after Friday’ s chaos in the strategic NATO member of 80 million people.
The...
Saturday, 2 July 2016
evisiting the golden age of Indian hockey at the Olympics
Having put up sterling performances at the Sultan Azlan Shah hockey tournament and Champions Trophy, the Indian men's team is embarking on another Olympic voyage at Rio. India has a painfully glorious past in Olympic hockey. India has won eight gold medals at the Olympics, between 1928 and 1980. After that it has been a dry spell.
Rio is also an opportunity to prove themselves for the Indian women’s team as well. The have qualified for Olympics...
Usain Bolt’s torn hamstring raises Rio doubt
Usain Bolt confirmed suffering a grade one hamstring tear at Jamaica’s Olympic trials on Friday but the star sprinter expects to secure his place at the Rio Games by proving his fitness at the London Anniversary Games later this month.
Bolt withdrew from the final of the men’s 100 metres after Friday night’s semifinals as Yohan Blake went on to win the trial in 9.95 seconds. Bolt had clocked 10.04 seconds to win his semifinal after a poor start.
“After...
Connectivity aims to spur travel, airport usage
The civil aviation ministry released the draft regional connectivity scheme on Friday in a bid to make flying affordable and to revive dormant airports.
Once the scheme is implemented, passengers will be able to fly an hour’s journey (of about 500 km) for an all-inclusive fare of Rs 2,500. The passenger service fee and user development fee will not be applicable on this fare.
However, the cap on the airfares will be applicable only to a limited...
Gold prices likely to remain high in the current year due to Brexit
Gold prices likely to move up further in the current calendar year owing to uncertainties in the global markets as U.K. voted to exit from the European Union.
Gold prices shot up to its highest level in three years, in the aftermath of the Brexit referendum, on last Friday, as investors rushed to grab safer assets, leaving equities and other risk assets, which were already facing selling pressure.
Sluggish purchases
The prices of gold hit...
Eleven dead, 17 missing as heavy rain lashes Uttarakhand
At least 11 persons were killed and 17 went missing when heavy rain triggered landslips and flash floods in Uttarakhand’s Pithoragarh and Chamoli districts on Friday.
Several people were buried in sleep, under the debris of collapsing houses, when disaster struck in the early hours.
After the deluge, eight bodies were recovered from Pithoragarh’s Didihat and Thal tehsil, where at least 12 families were affected.
While three persons who were...
President inaugurates smart model village pilot project
President Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday inaugurated a smart model village pilot project at Rashtrapati Bhavan.
The President said in the last four years of his presidency this was the first time that he was having the privilege of interacting with several sarpanches and village-level functionaries at Rashtrapati Bhavan.
He called it a landmark initiative to replicate the experience in transforming the President’s estate into a smart model township...
Dhaka restaurant siege — As it happened
Bangladeshi police stormed a restaurant in the capital Dhaka and rescued up to 10 hostages on Saturday, one official said, after an attack claimed by Islamic state.
Gunmen attacked the upscale cafe in the diplomatic area of Dhaka late on Friday and had been holding about 20 hostages, including foreigners, before police poured into the building to try to free those stuck inside. At least two police were killed.
Live updates
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