Financial Market Regulator SEBI (SEBI) has announced ban on three persons and two entities in LIC front running case. After this ban, both the entities and all the three persons will not be able to trade in the securities market. In this case SEBI has taken action against LIC employee Yogesh Garg and two other persons Sarita Garg and Kamlesh Agarwal. The regulator has also taken action against Ved Prakash HUF and Sarita Garg HUF in this matter.
Seized Rs 2.44 crore SEBI has also seized the amount of Rs 2.44 crore deposited in the account of this person. The market regulator has taken this action in the case of front running trading.
What is front running trading Front running is the practice adopted by dealers after the information has been made available in advance by brokers and analysts before giving related information to the clients. SEBI has said this in its order SEBI, in its interim order, has said that the entities shall refrain themselves from engaging in any fraudulent, misleading or unfair trade practices such as front running, directly or indirectly, so as not to contravene any rules under relevant sections of the relevant laws.
Sebi’s order states that prima facie it has been found that Noticee 1 to 5 (five units) were involved in the front run scheme involving trading of big clients and due to this, they were siphoning off the proceeds from front running trades. are accountable for.
SEBI has found that being a LIC dealer, Yogesh Garg was in possession of information which was not available to the general public. It also contained information related to upcoming orders from LIC and acted as an information carrier.
The number of people getting the benefit of Atal Pension Yojana (APY) is increasing at a fast pace. Banks and states have achieved the target given by the Ministry of Finance for opening accounts of the scheme. A total of over 5.20 crore APY enrollments have been done till March 31, 2023. In the financial year 2022-23, more than 1.19 crore new subscribers have been enrolled, in the last financial year 99 lakh subscribers were enrolled in this scheme. Thus, there has been an increase of more than 20 percent in enrollment. Till date, the total Assets Under Management (AUM) in Atal Pension Yojana is more than Rs 27,200 crore. Since inception of the scheme, it has earned an investment profit of 8.69 percent till date. Banks achieve Atal Pension Account target In the Public Sector Banks (PSBs) category, 9 banks have achieved the annual target, while Bank of India, State Bank of India and Indian Bank have opened 100 Atal Pension Yojana accounts per branch. 32 banks under the category of Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) have achieved the annual target, while Jharkhand State Gramin Bank, Vidarbha Konkan Gramin Bank, Tripura Gramin Bank and Baroda Uttar Pradesh Gramin Bank have more than 160 Atal Pension Yojana accounts in each branch are opened. Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank, Dhanalakshmi Bank and Airtel Payments Bank have achieved the annual target allotted by the Ministry of Finance. States have met the target of opening accounts The Finance Ministry had given the states a target to open accounts to give the benefits of the Atal Pension Yojana to the people. Out of this, 12 states Bihar, Jharkhand, Assam, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Tripura, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Odisha and Uttarakhand have also achieved their annual targets with the help and support of their respective State Level Bankers Committee (SLBC) have done.
Many benefits of Atal Pension Yojana According to the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA), under the Atal Pension Yojana, a minimum guaranteed pension of Rs 1,000 to Rs 5,000 per month is given to the beneficiary from the age of 60 years on the basis of his contribution. This pension amount can vary depending on the age of joining the Atal Pension Yojana and the amount invested monthly. Equal pension is paid to the spouse after the death of the subscriber. On the death of both the beneficiary husband and wife of the scheme, the pension amount deposited till the age of 60 years is given to the nominee. Whereas, ITR filers are not eligible for the scheme How to take advantage of Atal Pension Yojana To get the benefit of Atal Pension Yojana, the age of the applicant should be 18 to 40 years. To subscribe to the Atal Pension Yojana, applicants can start investing a fixed amount on a monthly basis by opening a savings account in the nearest bank or post office. After retirement or at the age of 60, they are given fixed pension every month. More information related to Atal Pension Yojana can be obtained from the official website link https://www.npscra.nsdl.co.in/hindi/scheme-details.php.
Mafia Mukhtar Ansari has been sentenced to 10 years by Ghazipur’s MP MLA court and his brother BSP MP Afzal to 4 years in gangster case. The court also imposed a fine of Rs 5 lakh on Mukhtar and Rs 1 lakh on Afzal.
Mukhtar Ansari, lodged in Banda Jail, was produced through video conferencing, while Afzal himself reached the court. Afzal Ansari has been sentenced for more than two years. In such a situation, his parliament membership will also go.
It is being told that Afzal has been sent to Ghazipur Jail under tight security. They will be able to appeal against the decision in the High Court within 30 days. This Gangster Act case was registered by the police in 2007, two years after the murder of Krishnanand Rai (2005). The case was registered on the basis of arson, ruckus and kidnapping and murder of businessman Nand Kishore Rungta after Rai’s murder.
A major accident took place in Rajasthan on Saturday morning. Here the road on the Kota-Chittaurgarh highway 4 people died in the accident. According to the information, the accident happened due to bursting of the tire of the car. The case pertains to Bengu area of Chittorgarh district.
According to the police, the car riders were going from Ahmedabad to UP. The car was coming from Chittorgarh side when the tire of the car burst. The uncontrolled car collided with the divider and went to the other side, where it collided with the trailer coming from the front. In such a situation, the trailer dragged the car, due to which four people died.
The trailer driver fled after the accident. After the accident, a large number of people gathered on the spot. The police made the traffic smooth by getting the vehicles to one side.
Karnataka has assembly elections on 10 May. Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Bidar on Saturday on a two-day visit to Karnataka, 11 days before the polling. PM addressed public meeting in Humnabad. After this Modiji reached Vijayapura. Here also he addressed the gathering.
In Bidar, Prime Minister Modi said that Congress people abused him 91 times. Instead of wasting time in the dictionary of abuses, if the Congress had worked so hard in good governance, then it would not have been in such a pathetic condition.
In fact, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge during an election rally in Kalaburagi on April 27 had described the Prime Minister as a poisonous snake. Tak Kharge had said – You can think whether it is poison or not, but if you taste it, you will die. However, after the controversy escalated, Kharge apologized. The PM’s gesture was towards Kharge this time only.
Women wrestlers continue their sit-in at Jantar Mantar demanding the arrest of Wrestling Association President and MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh. Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi also reached Jantar Mantar on Saturday and raised questions on the central government.
Priyanka Gandhi said that women wrestlers have not even received a copy of the FIR till now. No one knows what sections the police have slapped on them. Priyanka Gandhi said, ‘The question is why is the government saving Brij Bhushan?
Priyanka Gandhi stayed at the protest site for about an hour and spoke to Vinesh Phogat, Sakshi Malik and Bajrang Poonia. She got emotional while talking to Vinesh and Sakshi. Priyanka comforts Vinesh by placing her hand on his head.
On the other hand, Braj Bhushan in UP said that I am completely innocent. I will not resign as a criminal. Braj Bhushan Singh has said that after finishing the agitation, go home, I will send my resignation.
Let us tell you that two FIRs have been registered against Brij Bhushan at Delhi’s Connaught Place Police Station late on Friday night. First- Delhi Police has registered a case under the POCSO Act for sexual exploitation of a minor wrestler. At the same time, the second FIR has been registered on the allegations of sexual exploitation of 6 female wrestlers.
Before buying a property, it is very important to investigate it thoroughly. It is also necessary to investigate the ownership rights and papers of the property. Today we will tell you what things the customers should keep in mind before buying a property. Before making any deal, it is very important to have information about many things. Otherwise you may get cheated. By the way, the things you should look for while buying a new property include location, various documents, details of the seller, any kind of dispute on the property, etc. You can take legal advice for this work. You have to pay special attention to checking the documents before buying the property. Which documents are required to be checked. In whatever project you are buying a flat or house, it should be registered with RERA. Today we will give you complete information about all these. It is very important to verify the title and ownership of the seller before buying the property.
channel document checking It is very important to check the channel document as well. Channel document means X sold to Y, Y sold to Z. During this, whatever deal is made, everyone’s opinion is formed in it. That is, who got it from where, all these should be cited. encumbrance certificate The encumbrance certificate tells you that there is no mortgage, bank loan or any tax due on the property you are buying. Apart from this, there is no penalty, its information is available. Apart from this, you can collect information by filling Form No. 22 by visiting the Registrar’s office. occupancy certificate Occupancy certificate is an important document which must be obtained from the builder. If he does not give it, then the buyers have the right to take legal action against the developer.
possession letter The possession letter is issued by the developer in favor of the buyer, in which the date of possession of the property is written. It is necessary to present the original copy of this document for availing the home loan. Unless the OC is obtained, the possession letter alone cannot be considered as sufficient to take possession of the property. mortgage inquiry A mortgage is a type of loan used by a borrower to purchase or maintain a house or other forms of real estate. Also agrees to pay it over time. The property acts as collateral to secure the loan. property tax Non-payment of property tax leads to levy on the property, which affects its market value. Therefore, the buyer should visit the local municipal authority to check whether the seller has made any default in property tax.
Cement sector giant UltraTech Cement has reduced profit in the fourth quarter ended March (UltraTech Cement Q4 Results). The company’s profit fell 36 percent to Rs 1,666 crore. Whereas, there has been an increase of 18 percent in the revenue. UltraTech Cement has declared a dividend of Rs 38 per share. UltraTech Cement has released its fourth quarter results ending March 2023. According to the fourth quarter figures, UltraTech Cement’s consolidated net profit fell 36 per cent to Rs 1,666 crore. It was Rs 2,620 crore in the same period last year. During the fourth quarter, the revenue increased by 18% to Rs 18,562 crore. The revenue in the same period last year was Rs 15,767 crore. The board of UltraTech Cement has recommended a dividend of Rs 38 per equity share of Rs 10 each for the year ending March 2023. This decision of the company will benefit the shareholders.
UltraTech Cement’s EBITDA for the fourth quarter stood at Rs 3,444 crore, up 9 per cent over the same period last year. Operationally, the total consolidated sales volume for the March quarter stood at 31.7 million tonnes, registering a growth of 14 per cent year-on-year and 22 per cent sequentially. Domestic sales volume for the fourth quarter increased 15 percent to 30.5 million with capacity utilization at 95 percent. Gray cement in the domestic segment grew 15 per cent year-on-year to 29.9 million tonnes, while it declined 2 per cent to 1.3 million tonnes in the overseas segment. The quantity of white cement stood at 0.5 million tonnes, which is 19 per cent higher than the previous year. UltraTech has commissioned a cement capacity of 5.6 MTPA during the quarter, taking the company’s total gray cement capacity in India to 126.95 MTPA. The readymix concrete (RMC) network of the company has grown to 231 plants spread over 100 cities. UltraTech’s trade mix for the quarter stood at 66 per cent and blended cement at 69 per cent. On the other hand, in view of the fourth quarter results, UltraTech Cement’s stock closed at Rs 7,540 per share with an increase of 0.52 per cent in the stock market on Friday.
Welcome to the city of dreams, Mumbai, where many people come to fulfill their dreams and live their best life. Among them is Dr Pratik Rajan Mungekar, a shining star who has made a name for himself in the fields of education, research, arts, and social services across the country and the world.
Born into a typical Maharashtrian family in Mumbai, Pratik’s upbringing was not without struggles. His father Rajan Mungekar, a Kabaddi player and textile mill worker, had to leave his education to support his family and ensure his children’s education. Pratik’s mother, Mrs Manisha Mungekar, took on various jobs in small scale companies to help support the family’s financial needs while also nurturing and caring for her children’s education.
Despite the hardships, Pratik’s parents never gave up on their dream of giving their children a good education. They encouraged their children to learn and participate in various activities such as singing, playing instruments, dance, oratory, storytelling, painting, writing, poetry/verse reading, and competitions. The mother’s constant support and guidance helped shape Pratik’s early ambition to become a great scientist in India.
Growing up under the tutelage of such parents and being aware of the real situation, Pratik took decisive steps to fulfill his dreams. He excelled in education, research, arts, and social services, making a name for himself in a short period across the country and the world.
Pratik Rajan Mungekar’s journey from a humble beginning to becoming a celebrated name in education and research is truly inspiring. Starting from his early education in R.M. Bhatt High School to completing his Engineering in Biotechnology and PhD in Spectroscopy, Pratik has achieved remarkable success in a short period. His academic excellence and passion for teaching led him to work as lecturer at the same college from where he completed his diploma, V.J.T.I. college. He was also guided by a renowned person, Dr Raghunath Mashelkar. Considering Mashelkar’s ideology as an ideal, he continued his journey on the path of progress. At the age of sixteen, he started taking coaching classes in Mumbai from class five to ten, so that his parents would not have to bear the cost of his education. Since he was interested in teaching from the beginning, he continued his education for the sake of teaching.
Pratik’s journey towards success did not stop here. He has made significant contributions to more than three hundred and fifty international conferences, showcasing his expertise as a keynote speaker on topics ranging from Global, Cultural, Ideological and Scientific. He has authored several books, including Introduction to Sustainable Development Goals, which won several international awards and is now a part of the Atlantean Education Program. His other books, Education An Eternal Asset and Leadership & Change Superintendence, are highly acclaimed and available on leading platforms like Amazon.
Pratik’s academic pursuits and contributions don’t end here. He has also published over 45 research papers and articles in various international and national journals, magazines, and newspapers. In addition to his academic achievements, Pratik is also taking Indian Classical Vocal Music training of the Jaipur Atrauli Gharana, showcasing his artistic side. With his relentless pursuit of knowledge and excellence, Pratik Rajan Mungekar is undoubtedly a name to reckon with in the fields of education, research, arts, and social services, not just in India but across the world.
Prof. Dr. Pratik Rajan Mungekar’s journey is nothing short of inspiring. He has achieved numerous milestones in his career and has become a true inspiration for many. Prof. Dr. Mungekar has made history by becoming the first Indian to be appointed as the Planetary Minister of Sustainable Development of the newly emerging Kingdom of Atlantis, a decentralized sovereign kingdom. His dedication to sustainable development has been recognized by the Kingdom of Atlantis, and he is now working towards creating a more sustainable future for all.
Prof. Dr. Mungekar has also authored a book, Introduction to Sustainable Development Goals, which has become a part of Atlantean Education Program, making him the first youngest Indian to achieve this. His contribution to the field of education and research is immeasurable. He has taught to more than 9000+ students and has career-guided 27000+ students till date. He has received 300+ Honorary Doctorates from all over the world, making him the first youngest Indian to achieve this feat.
Prof. Dr. Mungekar has received 950+ International, National & State Awards, 8 National Patents, and 15 World Records for his contribution to Teaching & Research. His exceptional work has been recognized by various international organizations, and he has been appointed to 65+ high positions by them. Not only has he been appointed as an ambassador by 56 organizations across many countries, but he has also been appointed as the Vice-Chancellor of four different universities – Unified Theological Seminary USA, University of Kingdom of Atlantis, Singapore, Webiston University, Zimbabwe, and Wisdom University Gombe, Nigeria.
Prof. Dr. Mungekar has received many prestigious titles throughout his career, including Lecturus Magnificus (L.M.), H.R.H. 5* Duke, and H.R.H. SIR. He is the first youngest Indian to receive Mendeleev’s Fellowship, which is the United Kingdom’s highest academic honor. His work has also been recognized by Institución Cultural Colombiana Casa Poética Magia y Plumas, Colombia South America, where he received the distinguished title “Professor Wisdom”.
Prof. Dr. Mungekar is a visiting faculty member in many national and foreign universities. He is the Director of Research & Innovation at OXFAA University, Lighthouse Leadership University, Dominion of Impact International Bible University, Global Ministry & Discipleship Institute, and the Dean of International Development at Theophany University. Despite all of these achievements, he remains humble and continues to inspire many. He is the first youngest Indian to start teaching at the age of sixteen, and now, at the age of twenty-seven, he has completed twelve years of teaching. His hard work, dedication, and passion for education have made him the first youngest Pro-Chancellor & Founder of The University of Expertise.
Prof. Dr. Mungekar is also an author of four books, including Introduction to Sustainable Development Goals, Education an Eternal Asset, Leadership & Superintendence, and Best Seller Author Stem Cell Science. His contributions to the field of education and research have made him an exceptional scientist, professor, counselor, global educator, published author, and international speaker. Pratik’s story is a testament to the power of determination, hard work, and parental support.
So come, be a part of this dream city, where the possibilities are endless, and dreams do come true.
70% of India’s population is in rural areas, so it is necessary to develop new technologies in rural areas.- Padma Vibhushan Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar.
Go abroad for higher education but do work and service in our own country.- Senior Space Scientist, ISRO, T. N. Suresh Kumar.
Adverse circumstances or not, students can go ahead and lead the country if they have determination, perseverance, willingness to work hard and respect for Guru – Vice-Chancellor and Scientist Dr. Pratik Mungekar
India is reaching moon and mars and with that our students must learn the newly emerging technologies to make India a Global Super Power.- Shri Govind Yadav Founder Vyomika Space Academy
Mulshi, Pune: Under the ISRO’s Space Tutor Program, Kalam Mashelkar Space and Innovation Lab was inaugurated at Heritage International School in Mulshi near Pune by Padma Vibhushan Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar, a renowned scientist and former Director-General of the Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR). This is the second space lab in India and the first in Maharashtra. The lab will host various programs on new and emerging technologies such as space lab rocket science, satellite applications, drones, robotics, virtual reality, 3D printing, aircraft, and more.
The initiative was taken by Dr. Pratik Mungekar, Vice-Chancellor and Scientist, who established the lab to create a platform for students to learn about space and emerging technologies. The lab was established with the perspective of ISRO’s Space Tutor Program, under the Leadership & guidance of Govind Yadav, founder of Vyomica Space Academy.
The Kalam Mashelkar Space and Innovation Lab boasts of scale models of ISRO space launch vehicles such as SLV 3, ASLV, PSLV, GSLV D1, GSLV MK III, SSLV, along with Chandrayaan 1, Mangalyaan 1 satellite models. The lab has two telescopes installed, through which students will get an opportunity to study various phenomena happening in space. Robot kits, light following kits, Bluetooth control robots, quadcopter drones, and other advanced technologies can also be seen in the laboratory.
During the inauguration, students of the school gave in-depth information about the various technologies in the laboratory and shared detailed information about the various events happening in space. Dr. Mashelkar had a heartwarming conversation with the children about the creation of many dignitaries of India. Senior Scientist (ISRO) T. N. Suresh Kumar addressed the students and advised them to go abroad for higher education but do work and service in our own country.
The evening session included a demonstration of remote piloting of small radio-controlled aircraft like Pushpak Yana, Garuda Vimana, Gagan Vimana, and drones developed by Vyomika Space Academy.
School Founder Krishnaji Bhilare, Director Kunal Bhilare, Secretary Sangeeta Bhilare, Administrative Manager of the School, Yashawini Bhilare, Dr. Pratik Mungekar, Principal Renu Patil, Dr. PK Rajput, Retired Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police Ravindra Rasal, Education Officer K D Bhujbal, and students and teachers of the school were present during the inauguration.
The Kalam Mashelkar Space and Innovation Lab at Heritage International School, Mulshi, Pune, is a step towards encouraging students in rural areas to explore new and emerging technologies and develop an interest in space sciences.
