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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Krishnendu Mukherjee has expressed his reaction to the incident of illegal construction and assault in Asansol Municipal Corporation

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He highlighted the attack on the Executive Engineer of the Asansol Municipal Corporation, Abhijit Adhikari’s residence and released a video on X and Facebook regarding the incident. Mukherjee condemned the event, likening it to something out of a movie. He accused a promoter named Ashish Patel of unauthorized possession and construction within the jurisdiction of the Asansol Municipal Corporation. Mukherjee criticized the officials’ negligence, stating that the building in question was constructed illegally on public grounds where Durga Puja, a widely attended festival, used to take place.

He mentioned irregularities in the documentation related to the building’s construction and claimed that despite objections raised by officials, attempts were made to purchase their cooperation. Mukherjee warned of protests by the BJP if the authorities failed to take action against the unauthorized construction.

He also criticized the involvement of certain influential figures behind Patel’s actions.

What  does  Ajit Doval  say about the role of  Sri  Lanka and the  Maldives  in ensuring security?

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 The CSC was established in 2020 when India, Sri Lanka and Maldives agreed to expand the scope and  composition  of  the  trilateral meeting on maritime cooperation. 

New Delhi: 

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Thursday  emphasized  the importance of the regional  grouping’s  Colombo Security  Conference  (CSC) in ensuring security and stability in the region.  He made the remarks while  speaking at  the sixth NSA-level  CSC  meeting  in Port Louis, Mauritius.  CSC  member  countries  are India, Maldives, Mauritius and Sri Lanka. Bangladesh and Seychelles are observers in the  group. Member states  reiterated the role and responsibility of the CSC in ensuring the safety, security and stability of the Indian Ocean region  against  traditional and non-traditional  threats. 

 Indian High Commission in Mauritius said the high-level meeting agreed on  the operational  roadmap  for 2024.  Colombo Security  Council  (CSC)  meeting  today in  Mauritius,”  the  high-level committee announced  on X.  “In  his statement, NSA Shri Ajit Doval  emphasized  the  important  role of  the  CSC in ensuring regional security  and  stability, and emphasized  the  importance  of  continuing commitments  under the  pillars  different  cooperation. Members also agreed on  the operating roadmap  for 2024,”  the press release  said.

 It is  known  that the meeting reviewed regional security scenarios and  measures  to  strengthen  security cooperation.  The CSC was established in 2020 when India, Sri Lanka and Maldives agreed to expand the scope and  composition  of  the  trilateral meeting on maritime cooperation.

  Maurice participated in  the fifth  meeting of the  NSA conclave  last  March.  Cooperation  within  the  CSF  focuses on five  pillars, which are  maritime safety and security,  counter-terrorism  and  radicalization, counter-trafficking  and transnational  organized  crime, cyber security and  facility  protection  critical  infrastructure, as well as  humanitarian  aid  and disaster relief.  Bangladesh and Seychelles have  participated in previous trilateral  meetings  on maritime cooperation as well as the CSC as observer  countries. 

 At the meeting in Port Louis,  Member States  reviewed the progress of  decisions taken at the previous  meeting at NSA level. 

 Over the past year,  CSC  member  countries  and observer  countries have engaged  in a number of activities covering areas such as marine pollution, coastal  safety,  oceanography and  hydrology, and anti-funding responses. for  terrorism and  investigating terrorism  cases,  sources  familiar with the matter said.  

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 Sex  ratio falls in Delhi and birth rate rises by 2022: report 

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 ‘Annual Report on  Birth  and  Death Registration  in Delhi, 2022′  shows that birth rate in Delhi increased to 14.24 per thousand population in 2022 from 13.13 in 2021. 

New Delhi: 

 According to a report released by the Delhi government, the sex ratio in the national capital has dropped to 929 in 2022 from 932 a year ago. “Annual Report on Birth and Death Registration in Delhi, 2022” shows  that the birth rate in Delhi increased to 14.24 per thousand  population  in  2022 from 13.13 in 2021.  Mortality rate decreasing  to  6.07%  in 2022 from  8.28%.  in 2021.  It also  showed  a significant  increase  in the average number of births per day in  Delhi,  from 745 in 2021 to 823 in 2022. The  report said the  sex ratio  decreased  to 929 per thousand males in  2022,  from 932 in  2021.  

The report  stated that  1,55,670  (51.83%)  of the total  registered  births  were  male  and 1,44,581  (48.14%)  were  female  and 99  (0.03%) were in  the  “other”  category.  Of  the total births, 2,82,389  (94.02%) took place in  institutional  settings –  1,86,905  (66.19%)  in  public  hospitals  –  and 17,961  (5.98%) took place at home . 

The report said the  majority of births  (89.15%) took place  in urban  areas,  while births in rural areas accounted for  10.85%.  An analysis of  the age  of mothers at the time of  giving birth  showed that  37.52%  were  between  the  ages of 25 and 29,  while  30.55%  were  between  the  ages of 20 and 24,  the report  said. Furthermore,  in  29.71% of  cases, the  mother’s  age  was  over  29  years old.  The report  found  that  2.23% of  women  gave birth  when they were 19 years  old  or younger.  In the case of  home  births,  the  majority of births  (60.62%) took place  with the  help  of relatives  or others,  while only  13% of births took place with the presence of  a  caregiver, qualified  doctor, nurse or  midwife. According to the report, 25.58% of  births  took place in the presence of  an untrained  midwife.  

The report also highlights  that maternal and  infant  mortality rates  will increase slightly by  2022.  In 2022, the  infant mortality rate  (per thousand live births)  is 23.82, compared to  23.60 in 2021. The maternal mortality rate (per thousand live births)  is  0.49 in 2022,  which is 0.44  higher  in 2021.  In 2022,  1, 28,106  deaths were  recorded  as  against  1,71,476 deaths recorded in 2021.  Cases Recorded  deaths included 79,052  (61.71%) men  and 49,004  (38.25%) women,  and 50  (0.04%)  deaths  were  in  the  “other” category. 

According to the release, the  majority  (39%)  of  those who died  were  65  years of age or older,  while 7,155 infants died  during  the  year. It was shown that a  significant  proportion  (29.59) of deaths  involved  the  age  group 45 to 54. Leading  causes of institutional deaths in 2022  according to  ICD 10 (International Classification of Diseases-10th Revision)  reflects  that  14.85% of  cases  are  due to  sepsis (bacterial blood poisoning), 11.51% are  due to diseases of  the  pulmonary circulation and other forms  .  of heart  disease, 7.64%  due to shock,  4.43%  due to  liver disease, 4.33%  due to tuberculosis and  1.59%  due to COVID-19,  he  added. 

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A remote  location  keeps  CAPFs away from  homes  

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 “…Not everyone  needs accommodation,  as  the  families of many CAPF personnel prefer to stay in one place  to continue  their  children’s education, while  the personnel  move from one place to another,” the report said. 

  A  parliamentary committee observed  that  the  paramilitary  forces did  not  accept housing  allotted to them due to  “geographical disadvantage”  and  recommended  construction of  housing  units  in  a  location with  urban amenities.  town.  

 “The  Committee  notes that the housing  requirements  of  CAPFs  are  a  delicate matter…It  is observed that due to  the disadvantageous  location  due  to  long  distance from adequate urban amenities such as educational institutions,  health department  etc.,  so  the  reporting officer  of the  parliamentary standing committee  on  home affairs  headed by  Brijlal, a  Rajya Sabha member  of the BJP, said. 

 “…Not everyone  needs accommodation,  as  the  families of many CAPF personnel prefer to stay in one place  to continue  their  children’s education, while  the personnel  move from one place to another,” the report said. 

  “The  Committee  recommends that the MHA  set the  roadmap in consultation with the Ministry of Housing and  Municipalities/CAPF etc. arrange to build houses in places with  urban  amenities…  so that  families of  CAPF  officers  do not  have difficulty  accessing  them.  them,” the committee said in its report tabled in the Rajya Sabha on Thursday.  

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RBI  kept the  repo rate unchanged at 6.5% for  the fifth consecutive  time  

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 RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das  announced  the  monetary  policy statement on Friday. 

The  Monetary Policy Committee (MPC)  of the Reserve Bank of India  on Friday decided to keep the repo rate unchanged at 6.50 per cent for the fifth consecutive time.  Governor Shaktikanta Das said the  growth  forecast  has been raised to 7 per cent for the current financial year from 6.5 per cent  previously.  

 “Monetary policy will remain  aggressively  disinflationary,” Das said  while  announcing the  central bank’s  monetary policy  statement.  He added that the vote on the  pension  rate decision was unanimous.  Repo  rate is the  interest  rate  at  which the RBI lends money to commercial banks. 

 GDP growth 

 Growth forecast was  raised to  7%  for the current financial year from  6.5% previously.  

 The central bank  has forecast retail price inflation based on consumer price inflation  (CPI)  at  5.4%  for the current  financial year.  

  India’s  economy grew 7.6% in the July-September quarter, much faster than the  poll average  of 6.8% and  the RBI’s  estimate of 6.5%,  thanks to spending  government spending and  the manufacturing sector, leading to expectations  that  Asia’s  third-largest economy will  surpass  its  current one. Separate  estimates for the  quarter whole  year. 

 The  Governor said the  RBI  forecasts  retail inflation at  5.4 per cent  in  FY24.  “As 2023 comes to  a close, the  global economy  is  showing signs of  slowing,”  he said. The RBI  has  raised the repo rate by a total  of  250 basis points (bps)  from  May 2022 in  a bid  to  rein in soaring  inflation, which  fell  to a four-month low of 4.87% in October, but  still higher than RBI’s level of 4. %.  medium-term  goals over a period of  time.  

 The RBI also maintained  a  policy  of “withdrawal of  accommodative measures”  to ensure inflation  is gradually in line  with the  committee’s  target while  supporting  economic growth.  

 The MPC meeting took place  in  the  context  of inflation  falling  to  4.87%  in October.  November  inflation  figures are  expected to be  announced  next week.  Nifty, Sensex hold gains after MPC keeps  interest  rates unchanged.

Stocks maintained  gains on Friday,  Reuters reported,  with  benchmark indexes Nifty 50 and Sensex hitting fresh record  highs following  the  RBI announcement.  

 The NSE Nifty 50 index  was up 0.37 per cent at  20,976.70 points, while the S&P BSE Sensex was up  0.36 per cent at  69,770.14  at  10:10  am  IST. 

  According to  the  press release,  domestic economic  activity is maintaining  well while  the  risk  of  food inflation remains.  “The Indian  economy presents a picture of  resilience and dynamism; Fundamentals  remain strong,” the RBI governor said. 

  “Today’s  announcement to keep the repo rate unchanged  comes  at a time when  inflation, although  showing signs of  slowing, remains  a  persistent problem.  Crude oil prices are showing signs of  slowing down  and  could help bring  global economic stability.  Therefore,  the possibility of the central bank  reducing interest  rates  can  be  considered. Adhil Shetty, CEO, BankBazaar.com, said today’s  announcement to maintain the  policy rate moratorium  will  further  provide  relief to borrowers, especially with  regard  to  governance  debt and household  spending. 

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After WhatsApp, Meta  will fully encrypt messages on Facebook and  Instagram:  report  

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 The  social media  giant  will begin automatically  switching  Facebook users to end-to-end encryption  of  their  messages this week,  rolling out the change over  multiple  weeks,  WSJ reported. 

  Said  Meta  Encryption Can Help Protect Users From Hackers (Presentation)  

  The  Meta  platform  will  begin  fully encrypting messages on Facebook and Instagram by default, the Wall Street Journal reported  Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. 

  The  social media  giant  will begin automatically  switching  Facebook users to end-to-end encryption  of  their  messages this week,  rolling out the change over  multiple  weeks,  WSJ reported. 

  The report says Instagram direct  messages  will  also  default  to  this  encryption  later,  possibly  in the  new year.  Meta did not immediately respond to  Reuters’ request for comment on the report.  The change means  Facebook and Instagram users  won’t  have to  enable encryption,  which allows  messages  to be read only by the sender and  their recipient.  Meta,  the  WhatsApp platform  that encrypted  messages,  said encryption  could  help  protect  users  from hackers,  scammers  and criminals. 

  End-to-end encryption  is  a  controversial issue  between  businesses  and governments. The British government  in September  called on Meta  not to  implement  encryption on Instagram and Facebook Messenger without  security  measures  in place  to protect children from sexual abuse.  

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NCERT does not differentiate between India and  Bharat: Ministry of Education 

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 NCERT makes no distinction between India and Bharat  and duly  recognizes  the spirit enshrined in the Constitution  recognizing  both  the  names, the Union  Parliament has been informed.  

 The  Union  National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) does not differentiate between India and  Bharat  and duly  recognizes  the spirit enshrined in the Constitution  recognizing  both  the  names, the  Education Ministry said  on Wednesday.  

 Responding to questions  from  CPI(M) member Elamaram Kareem and  CPI’s  Sandosh Kumar in Rajya  Sabha on the  NCERT  panel’s proposal to replace  the name India with  ‘Bharat’  in  school  textbooks,  the Chief Minister  Union  Education,  Annapurna  Devi,  said,  “ Article  1 of the Constitution of India states that  “India,  that  is,  Bharat, shall be a Union of  States”. The Indian  Constitution  recognizes  India and Bharat as the official names of the country  and  can be used interchangeably.  NCERT  recognizes  this spirit as enshrined in our Constitution and  there is no difference  between the  two.  

 She said the country is collectively moving away from the colonial  mentality  and  encouraged  the  use  of words in Bhartiya bhasha (Indian  language).  “NCERT,  which is  an autonomous body under the  Ministry  of  Education and  involved in  preparing syllabus  and textbooks  in schools,  will also  try  its best  to promote this,”  the minister said. 

  A high-level committee  on  social  sciences set up  by  NCERT to revise the school  curriculum  in October  recommended  replacing the name India with Bharat in  school  textbooks. The recommendation  has sparked  political controversy, with the  opposition  accusing the government of  election  gimmicks and  claiming  that the name change was inspired by the 26-party  group protesting  the  Bharatiya Janata Party  (BJP). ) ruling, calls itself  the Indian  Alliance of  National  Institutes for Comprehensive Development,  or INDIA.  

 However,  NCERT maintained that no decision  has  been taken  based  on the  panel’s  recommendations. “NCERT  stated  that since the  process  of  developing  new syllabus and textbooks is  underway, various groups of experts  in the  field  are being  briefed for this purpose. Therefore,  it is too  early  to comment,”  he  said.  

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Thali prices  increased  5-10% in November:  CRISIS  

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 The  increase  was  due  to a  significant month-on-month  increase in onion and tomato  prices of 58% and 35%,  respectively,  due to  festive demand and lower output  during  the kharif season due to  poor conditions and irregular rainfall.  

CRISIL MI&A Research said the  cost of a  typical homemade  vegetarian and non-vegetarian thali in November  2023  increased  by 10%  and  5% respectively during the month.  

 The  increase  was  due  to a  significant month-on-month  increase in onion and tomato  prices of 58% and 35%,  respectively,  due to  festive demand and lower output  during  the kharif season due to  poor conditions and irregular rainfall.  

  Compared to last month,  non-vegetarian thali  prices  increased at a slower  rate  than  vegetarian thali  due to  a  slight decrease  in  broiler chicken  prices of  1-3%, accounting  for  50%  of  non-vegetarian thali  prices,vegetarian costs,  CRISIL said. The cost of a non-vegetarian thali increased to Rs 61.2 in November 2023 from Rs 58.2 in October and  the cost of a  vegetarian thali  increased  to Rs 30.3 from Rs 27.5 in October.  The cost of  a  vegetarian thali  increased by 9% year-on-year,  driven by a  93%  and  15%  increase in onion and tomato prices, respectively.  Bean prices,  which account for  9% of the cost  of the vegetarian  thali,  also increased  by 21% over the same period last year. 

 The average cost  to prepare  thali at home is calculated based on  the prevailing  input prices  in  North, South, East  and  West  India.  The monthly  change reflects the impact on  ordinary people’s spending. According to  the  rating agency, the  data also reveals  how  the ingredients  (grains,  pulses,  broiler,  vegetables, spices,  cooking  oil, cooking gas)  determine how  the  price  of a  thali changes. The  vegetarian thali  includes  roti, vegetables  (onions, tomatoes  and  potatoes),  rice, dal,  curd  and salad. For  the  non-vegetarian thali, the  ingredients  remain  the  same but for  the  dal,  it  is replaced  with  chicken.

  According  to data from the  Ministry  of  Statistics, India’s retail inflation fell to 4.87% in October from 5.02% in September.  The  Monetary  Policy Committee  (MPC) of the RBI, will meet in  this week,  kept  the  repo  rate at  6.50%  in  its  October policy meeting. 

  The  hike  in thali prices means a family of five  will have to pay  an additional cost of Rs 14 for preparing vegetarian thali and Rs 15 for non-vegetarian thali for lunch or dinner  every  day. If they prepare thali for  lunch and dinner, the additional cost per month will be Rs 840 for vegetarian thali and Rs 900 for non-vegetarian thali per  five-member household.  

 The total cost of preparing a vegetarian thali for a  family  of five members would  be Rs 4,545 per month and for  a  non-vegetarian thali  it would be  Rs 9,180  per month  for  lunch or dinner. 

 According to RBI data, male  agricultural workers in rural areas  earned  an average daily wage of Rs  323.20  in India in  2022.  If they  worked  20 days  a month,  the  monthly income  of They  will be around Rs 13,000 for two  people.  If  there are  two  members in a  household earning an income, 70%  of the  salary  will  be used to prepare  vegetarian thali  (lunch  and dinner) for the month. Expenses  related to  education, health,  clothing, transportation  and energy will have to  be taken  from the balance  up to 30%.

 Households will have to compromise on the quality and  variety of their daily meals, while reducing food spending to maintain control  of the  family  budget.  

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Tata Group-owned Air India  reshuffles  Airbus  orders and the  A321neo takes center stage 

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 Air India is  expected  to  buy  140  A321neos  and 70  A320neos,  reflecting  a focus  on the A321neo model.  

 In a strategic move, Air India, now  owned by  the  Tata group, has revised its previous order  of  250 aircraft  with Airbus. Sources  revealed  that the revised order will  lead to  an  increase in the  number of A321neo aircraft,  thereby changing  the  fleet composition.  Initially, Air  India’s  order  of 250 aircraft  included 210  A320  series narrow-body aircraft, including  140  A320neos  and 70  A321neos. In addition,  the order  is also for  40  A350 wide-body aircraft, including 6 A350-900s  and 34 A350-1000s.  The latest adjustments to the order  suggest  a  change  in  direction.  Air India is  expected  to  buy  140  A321neos  and 70  A320neos,  reflecting  a focus  on the A321neo model. Furthermore, the order for  40 A350s has been  revised. It initially  included six  A350-900s  and 34 A350-1000s, but the  overhaul  now  includes  20 A350-900s and 20 A350-1000s. 

  Air  India’s  response and strategy 

Responding to queries, an Air India spokesperson  said:  “We regularly review our  order book  based on business requirements and opportunities, and exercise contractual  flexibility where appropriate fit. » This decision is part of  Air  India’s  dynamic approach to fleet management. 

 Airbus’s perspective 

 When  asked  for  comment,  Airbus  remained  neutral  and said: “It  is up to our customers to  reveal  their  strategy.”  This  emphasizes  the collaborative nature of the relationship between airlines and aircraft manufacturers. 

Tata Group  took  control of Air India in January 2022. Earlier this year,  Tata Group-owned  Air  India  placed  a large order of  a total of 470 aircraft from  Airbus and Boeing,  worth $70  billion based on  price listing is announced. Boeing’s  order  includes  220 aircraft, including 190 Boeing 737MAX  narrow-body aircraft,  20 Boeing 787  Dreamliners  and 10 Boeing  777X aircraft.  

The recent  revisions  to the Airbus order  represent a strategic readjustment by the  Tata  Group towards  Air  India’s  fleet composition.  

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From Coding to Choreography: J Siddu’s Inspiring Transformation in the IT and Dance World

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In the bustling IT corridors of Karnataka, one name is making waves that extend far beyond the confines of programming languages and algorithms. Meet J Siddu, whose full name Siddalingeshwar is gaining recognition not only in the corporate realm as a Software Engineer but also as an accomplished Animation Dancer, Choreographer, and an aspiring model.

In the corporate realm, J Siddu has not just excelled but has garnered significant accolades. Recently, he received the prestigious “Europe India Award” from Capgemini IT firm for his outstanding contributions to the field. Balancing the technical intricacies of the IT world and the artistic flair of dance, Siddu exemplifies the fusion of intellect and creativity.

Moving from the realm of coding to the world of artistic expression, J Siddu has made a mark as a versatile dancer and choreographer. His journey began with claiming the title of the winner at a dance festival in college, setting the stage for a series of achievements in the artistic sphere.

Notably, J Siddu has taken the social media world by storm with his incredible dance skills, particularly in the unique realm of Animation Dance. This dance form, characterized by its fusion of various styles, has become his primary forte, distinguishing him in the world of dance. His Instagram account, stands as a testament to his talent, with dance reels that have collectively garnered millions of views.

The Instagram platform has proven to be a powerful stage for J Siddu, where his animation dance reels, set to trending songs, have captivated audiences worldwide. His ability to seamlessly blend traditional dance styles with a modern twist has resulted in an impressive fan following on social media platforms. With a million views and counting, J Siddu has become a sensation, transcending geographical boundaries and captivating the hearts of dance enthusiasts.

In addition to his Instagram success, J Siddu has expanded his presence on other social media platforms, such as Facebook and YouTube where he shares his dance journey, choreography, and more. His YouTube channel has become a hub for dance enthusiasts seeking to learn and appreciate the art form.

Looking ahead, J Siddu envisions a future where dance remains a constant passion while exploring additional artistic avenues. He aspires to venture into acting and modeling, aiming to inspire others to pursue their passions alongside their professional pursuits.

J Siddu’s journey from a Software Engineer to a multifaceted artist exemplifies the possibility of seamlessly integrating passion and profession. As he continues to make waves in both the corporate and artistic realms, J Siddu stands as an inspiration for those who dare to dream beyond conventional boundaries.

Instagram: https://instagram.com/j_siddu?igshid=MzMyNGUyNmU2YQ==

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/siddusit?mibextid=ZbWKwL

YouTube: https://youtube.com/@JSiddu?si=Ai2ANPsGtx2pT97p

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