Food prices pushed inflation in November to the highest level in 3 months; October PII at 16-month high

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December 13, 2023

Food prices are expected to remain uncertain going forward, which was also highlighted by the RBI in its latest monetary policy review released last week.

According to official data released on Tuesday, retail inflation rose to a three-month high of 5.55% in November, driven by rising food prices.

Retail inflation based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) was 4.87% in October. Inflation has decreased since August, when it reached 6.83%. Retail inflation was 5.88% in November last year. According to data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the growth rate in food basket prices was 8.7% compared to 6.61% in October and 4.67% in November 2022.

The Reserve Bank of India has been tasked by the government to ensure retail inflation remains at 4% with a margin of 2% on both sides.

In its monetary policy statement announced last week, the RBI forecast CPI inflation at 5.4% in 2023-24, with 5.6% in the third quarter and 5.2% in the previous quarter.

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NHAI signs pact to build logistics park in Nagpur

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December 13, 2023

The park will be developed under a public-private partnership, whose partner is DC Multi Modal Park (Nagpur), a special purpose vehicle launched by DeltaBulk Shipping India.

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has signed an agreement with a private company to develop a Rs 673-crore .

Multi-Modal Logistics Park (MMLP) in Nagpur, a statement on Tuesday said. , spread over an area of 150 acres.

The park will be developed under a public-private partnership, whose partner is DC Multi Modal Park (Nagpur), a special purpose vehicle launched by DeltaBulk Shipping India. This project will become Maharashtra’s first MMLP under Prime Minister Gati Shakti’s national master plan.

Under the Bharatmala project, NHAI’s National Highways Logistics Management (NHMLL) subsidiary is tasked with developing 35 multi-modal logistics parks across the country, wherever possible with partnerships. public-private work. The government’s contribution in developing these parks is estimated at Rs 50,000 crore.

Nagpur logistics zone is the fifth zone allocated under this plan. In September, the deal was signed for a 400-acre Multi-Modal Logistics Park (MMLP) in Bengaluru at a cost of Rs 1,770 crore.

The others are located in Chennai and Indore. Jogigopa Park near Guwahati in Assam is being built at a cost of Rs 693 crore and is expected to be completed this year.

The development of MMLP is a key initiative of the Government of India aimed at improving the country’s cargo logistics sector by enabling efficient multi-modal transportation of goods to reduce costs and overall transit time, provide efficient warehousing, improve tracking and tracing of shipments, thereby enhancing the efficiency of the Indian logistics industry.

Nagpur MMLP will be developed in three phases. Phase I with an investment of Rs 137 crore is expected to be completed in two years. The site is strategically located, about 3 km from Nagpur – Mumbai Maha-Samruddhi Mahamarg on one side and Howrah – Nagpur – Mumbai railway line on the other side. The 3.0 km rail link from Sindi railway station on the Howrah-Nagpur-Mumbai railway line has largely been completed.

MMLP is also accessible from the four-lane Nagpur–Aurangabad, NH 361. It is 48 km from Nagpur International Airport and 56 km from Nagpur Railway Station.

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DJ Shubham : Making Waves in Mumbai’s Premier Venues

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December 13, 2023

DJ Shubham, the 27-year-old musical prodigy from Nagpur, is making waves in the Mumbai music scene with his unmatched talent and infectious beats. Born and raised in Nagpur, DJ Shubham has evolved into a prominent figure in the city’s dynamic nightlife, captivating audiences with his exceptional DJing skills and magnetic stage presence.

From his roots in Nagpur to becoming a celebrated DJ in Mumbai, DJ Shubham’s journey is a testament to his passion and dedication to the craft. Renowned for his versatility and seamless blending of genres, he creates an electric atmosphere that keeps dance floors alive and pulsating.

Currently headquartered in the heart of Mumbai, DJ Shubham has become a sought-after name in the city’s vibrant music scene. His performances at premier venues, including House of Lords, Rhythm & Blues, Raaga, Epic Bar & Club, The House of Mirabella, and many others, have garnered him a dedicated following. His energetic sets have become synonymous with unforgettable nightlife experiences.

DJ Shubham has left an indelible mark on prestigious venues across Mumbai, solidifying his reputation as a rising star in the DJ community. As he continues to evolve his sound, audiences can anticipate more electrifying performances and groundbreaking music from this young and talented DJ.

The Finance Minister said the economy is on the right track and growing the fastest in the world

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December 13, 2023

Responding to the debate on the need for additional subsidies, Sitharaman said fiscal prudence is the top priority without compromising on social protection.

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday told Lok Sabha that the economy is on the right track and India has become the fastest growing major economy in the world.

Responding to the debate on the need for additional subsidies, Sitharaman said fiscal prudence is the top priority without compromising on social protection.

“Our economy is moving in the right direction…Macroeconomic fundamentals are very good. We have become the fastest growing economy. The growth rate of 7.6% in the second quarter is the highest in the world,” she said. The House approved the supplementary grants, allowing the government to spend an additional Rs 1.29 lakh crore, of which Rs 58,378 crore will constitute the current financial year’s outflow and the remaining Rs 70,968 crore will be offset through savings and revenue.

Replying to questions raised by the opposition on BSNL, she said the government has earmarked a capital of Rs 11,850 crore for the state-run telecom company. She blamed the company’s current situation on the 10-year UPA rule.

On MNREGA, she said it is a need-based scheme and the government has allocated funds accordingly. So far this financial year, Rs 80,000 crore has been allocated.

The additional expenditure includes Rs 13,351 crore on fertilizer subsidy and about Rs 7,000 crore on expenditure by the Ministry of Food and Public Distribution. The House also approved additional expenditure of Rs 9,200 crore by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas and Rs 14,524 crore by the Ministry of Rural Development for MGNREGA.

MEA’s total additional expenditure requirement is Rs 20,000 crore, which will be revised based on a reduction in expenditure of over Rs 9,000 crore. The budget deficit from April to October accounted for 45.6% of the budget estimate for the entire previous fiscal year.

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Uniculture Manufacturing Pvt Ltd (Barish Tarpaulin): Providing High-Quality Plastic Tarpaulin Products

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December 12, 2023

Uniculture Manufacturing Pvt Ltd, with its well-known brand Barish Tarpaulin, has established itself as a leading manufacturer and supplier of high-quality HDPE Tarpaulin, LDPE Sheets, Agro Shade net, and cross paulin (Rain poncho). The company boasts a strong domestic and international presence, delivering top-notch products that meet the diverse needs of customers worldwide.

With a commitment to excellence and a focus on innovation, Uniculture Manufacturing has become synonymous with quality in the plastic tarpaulin industry. Their extensive range of products caters to a wide range of applications and industries, including agriculture, construction, transportation, and more.

When it comes to HDPE Tarpaulin, Uniculture Manufacturing stands out as a trusted name in the market. Their tarpaulins are manufactured using high-density polyethylene (HDPE) materials, ensuring durability, resistance to tearing, and exceptional strength. These tarpaulins provide reliable protection against harsh weather conditions, making them ideal for covering goods, vehicles, and outdoor structures.

LDPE Sheets, another offering from Uniculture Manufacturing, are known for their versatility and reliability. These sheets, made from low-density polyethylene (LDPE), are widely used in industries such as construction, packaging, and agriculture. LDPE Sheets from Barish Tarpaulin offer excellent flexibility, moisture resistance, and durability, making them well-suited for various applications.

In addition to tarpaulins and sheets, Uniculture Manufacturing specializes in Agro Shade net products. These shade nets provide optimal protection against excessive sunlight, wind, and pests, ensuring a healthy growth environment for crops. Barish Tarpaulin’s Agro Shade nets are crafted with precision, offering high tensile strength, UV stabilization, and long-lasting performance.

Uniculture Manufacturing also takes pride in its cross paulin, commonly known as Rain poncho, which is widely acclaimed for its impeccable quality and design. These rain ponchos are crafted using waterproof materials to provide protection against rain and adverse weather conditions. Featuring superior durability and lightweight design, Barish Rain ponchos are a perfect choice for outdoor activities, emergencies, and sports events.

Uniculture Manufacturing Pvt Ltd (Barish Tarpaulin) is devoted to delivering the highest quality products to their valued customers. The company’s commitment to excellence extends to their manufacturing processes, where stringent quality control measures ensure that each product meets international standards. With a team of skilled professionals and state-of-the-art facilities, they consistently strive to exceed customer expectations.

To cater to the growing demand, Uniculture Manufacturing has built a strong distribution network both domestically and internationally. Their widespread presence allows them to serve customers in various regions, offering efficient and timely deliveries of their premium products.

Through their relentless pursuit of quality and unwavering dedication to customer satisfaction, Uniculture Manufacturing Pvt Ltd (Barish Tarpaulin) has established itself as a trusted and reliable brand in the plastic tarpaulin industry. Whether it’s HDPE Tarpaulin, LDPE Sheets, Agro Shade net, or cross paulin (Rain poncho), customers can rely on Barish Tarpaulin to deliver exceptional products that meet their specific requirements.

In conclusion, Uniculture Manufacturing Pvt Ltd (Barish Tarpaulin)’s commitment to providing high-quality plastic tarpaulin products has made them a leading brand name in the industry. With their extensive range of offerings and a reputation for excellence, they continue to establish themselves as a go-to choice for customers worldwide.

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Web N Wings India: From Humble Beginnings to Global Excellence.

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December 12, 2023

In a remarkable journey spanning 27 years, Web N Wings India has evolved from a modest venture into a powerhouse in the printing and packaging industry, achieving international recognition and handling major projects for renowned brands.

Founded by Mohd. R. Nizam, Web N Wings India started its journey with a vision to provide fast, reliable, and superior printing and packaging services. Over the years, the company has not only fulfilled this vision but has surpassed expectations, becoming a trusted partner for both domestic and international clients.

Web N Wings India’s success story is a testament to its commitment to quality and excellence. Starting on a local scale, the company gradually expanded its reach and capabilities, earning the trust of major brands in India and abroad. Today, it stands as a beacon of excellence, setting the standard in the industry.

With 36 years of printing experience and an impressive 27-year history, Web N Wings India has proven its ability to handle large-scale projects with efficiency and expertise. The company’s portfolio includes collaborations with global giants such as Walmart, Ikea, Fashiontv, Tommy Hilfiger, Home Centre, Li & Fung, Audi, Harley Davidson and domestic giants such as Trident Group, Daily Objects, Novalife Healthcare, Tourism of Malaysia, Punjab Govt. Central, Govt. Projects, showcasing its prowess in the industry.

Web N Wings India’s international reach is a result of strategic collaborations with renowned brands like Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, and others. The company’s focus on advanced printing techniques, Pantone color matching, and diverse binding options has positioned it as a preferred choice for international clients seeking top-notch printing solutions.

Web N Wings India has positioned itself as a one-stop shop, offering a comprehensive suite of services from prepress to binding. This approach ensures that clients, ranging from large corporations to small businesses, can rely on the company for all their printing and packaging needs.

The company’s ISO certification and status as certified printers for major brands underscore its unwavering commitment to quality. Web N Wings India emphasizes time efficiency, handling large-volume printing under tight deadlines, and delivering cost-effective solutions without compromising on excellence.

As Web N Wings India continues to be a trailblazer in the printing and packaging industry, the journey from low scale to international reach serves as an inspiration. With cutting-edge technology, a strong reputation, and a client-focused approach, the company is poised for even greater success in the years to come. For those seeking printing solutions that meet the highest standards, Web N Wings India stands tall as a symbol of achievement and excellence.

The company’s diverse portfolio includes printing tags, inserts, taffeta labels, band rolls, barcode tags, stickers, boucher’s, calendars, catalogue, paper bags, t-shirts, caps, bottles, diaries, MDF & kappa boxes, corporate gifting, customized gifts and more, ensuring clients get comprehensive solutions.

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Local bodies can be allocated a portion of GST collections, says N K Singh

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December 12, 2023

NK Singh emphasised the surging pace of urbanisation, projecting that by 2050, half of the population of India will reside in urban areas. He raised concerns about how this would escalate emissions.

A CERTAIN percentage of the Goods and Services Tax can be allocated to support the third tier — local municipalities, according to NK Singh, Chairperson, 15th Finance Commission and also the chair of the policy think tank Institute of Economic Growth.

Delivering the keynote address at the inaugural session of The Indian Express Thinc series ‘Our Cities’, in association with the Omidyar Network, Singh said, the scarcity of resources faced by the third tier has been exacerbated by the merging of taxes with the GST. “This is a key concern,” he said, and emphasised the importance of financial autonomy and adherence to constitutional requirements.

“I stayed away from that (allocation out of GST collections to the third tier) since it is not a function of the Finance Commission but of the GST Council. (However) more thought needs to be given beyond what property tax can do to substantially enhance the resources of the third tier,” Singh said.

“The full adherence to the constitutional requirements of constituting a state finance commission in a timely way, with identical functions as the Central finance commission and alacrity with which they analyse those recommendations, take it to the state legislature and present an action taken report to the state legislature will make a substantial difference to the financial viability to the third tier institutions,” said Singh, who co-chaired the G20 expert group on reforms of multilateral development banks along with former Treasury Secretary of the US, Lawrence Summers.

The panelists included M Govinda Rao, Director of National Institute of Public Finance and Policy; Professor Debolina Kundu from the National Institute of Urban Affairs; Srikanth Viswanathan CEO Janaagraha; D Thara Additional Secretary, Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs; and Shirish Sankhe, Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company.

Singh emphasised the surging pace of urbanisation, projecting that by 2050, half of the population of India will reside in urban areas. He raised concerns about how this would escalate emissions. “If there is a relationship between the pace of urbanisation and the pace of emission then the first challenge is to reputed institutions systems which can find most optimised solutions between balancing the compulsions of the environment to the compulsions of growth,” Singh said.

Addressing the challenges faced by the third tier of urban areas, he underscored how the amendments that brought in urban local bodies and panchayati raj have still not been implemented “in the full letter and spirit of what are provided in the two constitutional amendments”.

Singh pointed out deficiencies in the regulatory framework for urbanisation, emphasising the need for land reforms, digitization of land records, and transparent market practices. He touched upon the high costs associated with land availability, particularly in infrastructure projects such as highway constructions. According to Singh, addressing these issues is crucial for achieving economic development and investor-friendly policies.

While advocating against super-regulators to preserve states’ authority, Singh stressed on the necessity of coherence and symmetry in the regulatory framework for the entire urban sector. Balancing federalism with investor-friendly policies was highlighted as essential.

He also addressed the challenge of efficiently harnessing private capital for developmental banks. Despite their substantial capitalization, there has been limited success in attracting private funds.

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Seven out of the ten highest paid CEOs in India are from the IT sector: Know their salaries

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December 12, 2023

Once again, the IT industry tops the list of highest paid CEOs in the country, with CEOs and senior executives enjoying sky-high salaries.

After the salaries of founders Zerodha Nikhil and Nithin Kamath were made public along with the company’s profile, the debate started about the high salaries of top positions in IT and startups. The IT sector once again tops the list of CEOs offering the highest salaries in India.

According to data collected by The Economic Times, seven out of the ten highest paid CEOs in India are from the IT sector. The salaries of these top CEOs range from $29 to $82 per year, according to ET Analytics data. An analysis of 500 companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange shows that the highest paid CEOs in the country are Thierry Delaporte of Wipro, Sandeep Kalra of Persistent Systems, Nitin Rakesh of Mphacation, Salil Parekh of Infosys, Sudhir Singh of Coforge, C.P. CEO out of Tech Mahindra, and Rajesh Gopinathan, former CEO of TCS.

Wipro’s Thierry Delaporte has been ranked as India’s highest paid CEO in the IT sector, with a salary of over $80. Meanwhile, former TCS CEO Rajesh Gopinath said a salary of 29 crores this year.

Additionally, HCL Technologies CEO and MD C Vijayakumar is the eleventh highest paid CEO in India, reporting an annual salary of $28 in FY23. In other fields, they compete in the global market. Zerodha founder Kamath’s salary revealed

Zerodha founders and directors Nithin Kamath and Nikhil Kamath have become the highest-paid CEOs of an Indian startup, bringing in an annual salary of $72. Second on the list is Oyo founder Ritesh Agarwal, with an annual salary of 12 crores $.

However, Nithin Kamath has explained in the past that the high salaries of senior managers and executives do not actually constitute the salaries received by individuals. Since almost half of this amount is spent on taxes, the salary value is set high to reduce the risk of loss when the company is liquidated.

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Aviation problems: IndiGo, Air India and SpiceJet top the list of plane problems in 2023; VK Singh ensures availability of pilots

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December 12, 2023

From January to November 2023, IndiGo topped the list with 233 reported cases of aircraft malfunctions, followed by SpiceJet with 44 cases.

In a recent disclosure, the government revealed that domestic airlines in India reported a total of 406 cases of aircraft malfunctions in the first 11 months of this year.

Civil Aviation Minister VK Singh provided this data in a written reply in Rajya Sabha on Monday (December 11), highlighting the technical challenges faced by airlines in maintain the operational integrity of their fleet.

Airlines are grappling with turmoil

From January to November 2023, IndiGo topped the list with 233 reported cases of aircraft malfunctions, followed by SpiceJet with 44 cases. Air India reported 52 cases, while the now-defunct Go First flight faced 22 problems. Other airlines on the list are Akasa Air (20), Air Asia (India) Ltd (15), Vistara (13), Fly Big (5) and BlueDart Aviation (2).

The total number of reported malfunctions was significantly lower than the previous year’s figures, when airlines reported a total of 542 incidents in 2022.

“The technical problems on the aircraft are due to malfunctions/malfunctions of the parts/accessories installed on the aircraft,” said Minister VK Singh.

Regulatory and compliance measures

To meet these technical challenges, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGAC) has introduced regulations under the Civil Aviation Requirements (CAR).

These regulations require aircraft to be maintained in accordance with the manufacturer’s and DGCA instructions.

Additionally, any problems reported with the aircraft must be corrected before it is deemed fit to fly. This underlines the regulatory commitment to ensure the safety and airworthiness of all aircraft operating in Indian airspace.

Driver availability and power line trends

In a separate written response, Minister VK Singh affirmed that the country does not lack pilots. He noted that there are currently 34 Flight Training Organizations (FTOs) operating across 55 bases, providing flight training services to students.

“Currently, there are 34 Flight Training Organizations (FTOs) in the country, operating at 55 bases, providing flight training services to students. In the current year 2023 (as of October), a total of 1,371 CPLs have been issued so far and the trend shows a sharp increase in the number of CPLs issued compared to previous years,” he noted.

As the aviation industry grapples with technical challenges, a focus on compliance and training becomes paramount to ensuring the safety and reliability of domestic air transport. The government’s commitment to addressing these issues and ensuring a strong regulatory framework will play a central role in maintaining the integrity of the aviation industry.

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Article 370 and 35(A) have strengthened constitutional integration,” Prime Minister Modi said about the SC verdict; wrote some thoughts on the issue

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December 12, 2023

On December 12, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited X to share some thoughts on Article 370 and Article 35(A). The Prime Minister welcomed the Supreme Court verdict upholding the Centre’s decision to abrogate Article 370 in 2019, speaking on X and said the Supreme Court verdict has strengthened constitutional integration. He added that this has also strengthened the bond of solidarity among the people of India.

Prime Minister Modi then penned down some thoughts on the matter and wrote: “The breathtaking landscapes, serene valleys and majestic mountains of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh have captivated the hearts of poets, artists and explorers across generations. It is where the sublime meets the extraordinary, where the Himalayas reach for the sky and the crystal-clear waters of lakes and rivers reflect the sky. Yet over the past seven decades, these places have witnessed the worst forms of violence and unrest, something these wonderful people never deserved. some society. Instead of having a clear view on the very basics, we have allowed duality, leading to confusion.

Unfortunately, Jammu and Kashmir has become a big victim of such thinking. When we gained independence, we chose to start a new beginning for the cause of national integration. Instead, we decided to continue with a socially confused approach, even if it meant ignoring the long-term national interest. I belong to an ideology in which Jammu and Kashmir is not just a political issue but also a matter of fulfilling the aspirations of society. Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee held an important portfolio in the Nehru cabinet and could have stayed in the government for a long time. However, he left the Cabinet over the Kashmir issue and chose a more difficult path, even if it cost him his life.

“His efforts and sacrifices made millions of Indians emotionally attached to the Kashmir issue. Years later, Atal Ji, in a public meeting in Srinagar, gave the message strong on ‘Insaniyat’, ‘Jamhooriyat’ and ‘Kashmiriyat’, the messages are also always there The Prime Minister added, this is a great source of inspiration.

I have always firmly believed that what happened in Jammu and Kashmir was a great betrayal of our country and the people who live there. It is also my strong desire to do everything in my power to erase this stain, this injustice caused to the people. I have always wanted to make efforts to alleviate the suffering of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. Simply put, Articles 370 and 35(A) look like huge obstacles. It looks like an unbreakable wall and the victims are the poor and oppressed.

Articles 370 and 35(A) ensure that the people of Jammu and Kashmir will never enjoy the same rights and development as the rest of their Indian countrymen. Thanks to these articles, the gap between people of the same ethnicity was created. Due to this gap, many people from our country who wanted to make efforts to resolve the problems of Jammu and Kashmir were not able to do so, even though they clearly felt the pain of the people of this region.

As a Karyakarta who has closely observed the problem over the past several decades, I have a deep understanding of the specifics and complexity of the problem. However, I have made one thing very clear: the people of Jammu and Kashmir want development and want to contribute to India’s development based on their strengths and skills. They also want their children to have a better quality of life, a life without violence or instability.

So, while serving the people of Jammu and Kashmir, we have put three pillars first: understanding the concerns of the people, building trust through supportive actions and prioritizing development, develop and develop further.

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Food prices pushed inflation in November to the highest level in 3 months; October PII at 16-month high

NHAI signs pact to build logistics park in Nagpur

DJ Shubham : Making Waves in Mumbai’s Premier Venues

The Finance Minister said the economy is on the right track and growing the fastest in the world

Uniculture Manufacturing Pvt Ltd (Barish Tarpaulin): Providing High-Quality Plastic Tarpaulin Products

Web N Wings India: From Humble Beginnings to Global Excellence.

Local bodies can be allocated a portion of GST collections, says N K Singh

Seven out of the ten highest paid CEOs in India are from the IT sector: Know their salaries

Aviation problems: IndiGo, Air India and SpiceJet top the list of plane problems in 2023; VK Singh ensures availability of pilots

Article 370 and 35(A) have strengthened constitutional integration,” Prime Minister Modi said about the SC verdict; wrote some thoughts on the issue

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