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 style. the believe in his hard working and his Desh priority. 

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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 in 2013.
"Under the NDA government led by Narendra Modi, no one will dare insult our martyrs like Hemraj. No one can dare commit any misadventure and our brave forces, due to the government's strong political will, are ready to meet all challenges," he said.
On the Goods and Services Tax, Shah said Sales Tax, VAT, Octroi, Service Tax and Excise Duty will be brought under GST ambit and added that "our government has fulfilled the dreams of traders."
"Once it (GST) is implemented from April 1, 2017, it will further increase the economic might of India in the world. It is a bold step taken by the government," he said.
He said earlier there were many obstacles in the path of the country on the economic front.
"There were many obstacles and the Modi government removed all of these. After two-and-a-half years (of rule), today we are the fastest growing economy in the world," he said.
Without naming Congress, Shah alleged that the successive governments at the Centre allegedly failed to create enough employment opportunities and said those who framed the policies earlier were unaware that the country also belonged to businessmen and small traders.
Shah said the BJP government had taken several steps to generate jobs through self employment which has empowered the youth.
"Through Mudra Bank, loans ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 10 lakh have been extended to small traders without guarantee. During past two-and-a-half years loans worth Rs 2 lakh crore have have been given to 4.5 crore youths by our government and this is a big achievement," he said.Shah also touched upon schemes like Stand-up India and Start-up India and Make in India. "In five to ten years, this country will be the top economy of the world," he said.
Shah said more than 250 initiatives have been taken by the Modi government to improve trade and because of this the country has moved forward in Global Competitive Index. It is because of these efforts that foreign companies are keen to set up projects in the country, he added.

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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 averaged 51.4 since the second half of last year, indicating China's economic activity is still growing steadily, albeit at a much slower rate than a year ago.
The Sales Managers' Index covers all private sectors of the economy. It is designed to reflect overall economic growth, bringing together the average movement of confidence, market expansion, product sales, prices charged and staffing indices.
The staffing index fell to 50.3 in January, near the 50 no-change mark, from 50.8 in December, hitting its lowest since the survey began, as businesses have become more hesitant to recruit as economic activity weakens, the survey showed.

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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 in one frame! Ain't no party like a beach party!
Chopra will play the villainous Victoria Leeds in the film, which is a a big-screen adaptation of the popular 1990s TV series of the same name.

Directed by Seth Gordon, Baywatch is set to release on 19 May, 2017.

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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 story. “It’s so nice to see #Baahubali on this list! @screenrant,” it tweeted.
“This list could not go without an entry from Hollywood’s biggest rival, Bollywood. One of the most hugely invested and massively productive national film industries in the world, with more than 1500 films each year, Indian cinema is known for its flamboyant, wildly imaginative extravaganzas. South Indian director S.S. Rajamouli’s historical/fantasy epic Baahubali: The Beginning is one of its most magnificent creations…” the Screenrant story read.
Baahubali is an epic historical fiction directed by popular Tollywood director S S Rajamouli. It became the highest grossing film within India and third across the globe. It is the first of the two parts released. Baahubali bagged many awards including National Awards, for best feature film and for special effects, and Filmfare and SIIMA Awards in 2016.
The second part Baahubali: The Conclusion is slated for a release in summer next year. According to reports, Arka Media Works is bankrolling the second part which is being made on a budget of Rs 200 crore.

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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 of Financial Frauds”. The workshop is jointly organised by Rajasthan Police and Sardar Patel Police University of Police, Security, Criminal Justice, Jodhpur.
ADGP, Crime, P K Singh said the workshop aims to address types of measures to check frauds such as cloning of ATM cards, stock market irregularities, cyber crimes and how to deal with fake transactions and underworld activities too. Officials from Customs, Income Tax Department and Rajasthan Police are participating in the workshop. ADGP, State Crime Record Bureau (SCRB), Kapil Garg said that cyber crimes are on the rise in India. Participating agencies will prepare a draft and propose an amendment, if required, before the government in the current laws and rules.

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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 witnessed Ministerial-level visits from India.

Among the first that will see visits by Ministers will be East European countries, a government official said.

Electronics and IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad will be visiting Estonia and Latvia, while Home Minister Rajnath Singh will be going to Hungary and Railways Minister Suresh Prabhu to Bosnia. Mr. Prasad will land in Estonia on Sunday.

Conversations begin with visits, says MEA

Confirming Mr. Prasad's visit, Viljar Lubi, former Estonian Ambassador to India, told The Hindu, “We have never hosted Indian Ministers before…President, PM or MEA. Mr. Prasad’s visit is very important as IT has been a field of cooperation. Minister Prasad and PM Modi have been kind enough to praise Estonian e-governance and cyber security capabilities. This visit will definitely take this cooperation even closer.”

In the letters, the Ministry of External Affairs has issued to various Ministers “assigning” them dozens of specific countries to engage with, Ms. Sushma Swaraj states that all the meetings will be arranged for by the ambassadors of the respective countries. In case a Minister has some “personal work” or is interested in visiting certain places in those countries, the same will be included in their schedule.

Preparations underway

The preparations to complete the visits before the given deadline of December 2016 are under way. The specific countries assigned to various Ministers, a government official said, “are based on how the visits can enhance our diplomatic relations and strengthen cooperation in the field that the Minister is in charge of.”

Replying to a query from The Hindu, an MEA spokesperson said, “This is part of the Government’s aim of ensuring ‘sampark’ and ‘samvad’, contact and dialogue with all countries of the world. The idea is to reach those countries where not even a Ministerial visit has taken place for the last two years. After all, conversations start happening once a visit takes place and those conversations then lead to cooperation.”

Last year, the government had engaged with 101 countries, and by June, this year, this number had increased to as much as 140.

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