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Новости за 19.07.2024

India flags trade gap with China at WTO

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India raises concerns over its significant trade deficit with China and the lack of transparency in Chinese subsidies. China's export numbers fluctuate as global partners express worries over its industrial policies. India and EU highlight issues such as import substitution and intellectual property rights. Calls for China to reconsider its developing country status and trade treatment.

Olympics offers another reason for Indians to visit France

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Indian interest in traveling to France for the 2024 Olympic Games is booming. Airbnb has reported a 30% increase in bookings from Indian guests in Paris and surrounding cities like Saint-Denis and Bordeaux. Overall, bookings in Paris for the Games have surged by 400% compared to last year. Thomas Cook (India) is offering premium MICE packages for about ₹11 lakh per person, covering major events and VIP hospitality. Online visa applications for France from India have risen by 60%, prompting French... Читать дальше...

Paris Olympics 2024: Also an event to engage, reward employees

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Several companies are leveraging the Paris Olympics to boost employee engagement and morale. Saint-Gobain is sending 42 top-performing Indian employees to the Games, while Visa will involve its employees in events like the Marathon Pour Tous and Olympic Torch Relay. Tata Steel highlights its support by showcasing its archers trained at Tata Archery Academy, and Upgrad is focusing on team-building activities inspired by the Olympic spirit. Deloitte, as an Olympic partner, is incorporating the Games... Читать дальше...

Samajwadi Party leaders seek bigger pie in seat-sharing for Maharashtra polls

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UP Lok Sabha success boosts SP for Maharashtra elections. SP demands fair INDIA seat-sharing. Rais Shaikh criticized BJP, Shiv Sena, Congress-NCP. Akhilesh Yadav’s influence noted. SP MLAs include Abu Azmi, Shivajinagar. Won 37 Uttar Pradesh seats. Awadhesh Prasad suggested PDA formula. SP MPs visited Mumbai landmarks. Azmi warned North Indians. Elections due October.

Who are the Houthis who engineered the deadly Tel Aviv drone attack?

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The Houthis supported by the Iranians targeted Tel Aviv and Israel through a drone strike. In this regard, the Houthis with a long history of conflict have been used by the Iranians to advance their foreign policy objectives in West Asia.



Eudaimonia and peace

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The 'hedonistic treadmill' provides fleeting pleasure from material pursuits. Eudaimonia, emphasizing purpose, virtue, and spiritual practices, fosters inner peace and growth. Research indicates a link between spirituality and well-being, enhancing one's spiritual quotient. Moving away from external rewards, balancing transient pleasures, and focusing on virtue and meaning leads to lasting fulfilment and contentment.

Karnataka govt's job quota bill flawed, says Ex-CM Veerappa Moily

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In an ET interview, Veerappa Moily criticized Siddaramaiah's halted Kannadiga job quota conflicting with Article14. He urged better investment strategies, warning of job disparity favoring Bengaluru over backward areas like Hyderabad-Karnataka. Moily noted potential industry relocation risks and political interference, stressing Karnataka's need for external contributions and referencing the outdated Sarojini Mahishi report.

BSOD's day out

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BSOD packed error codes and flew to Cloudy Isles, checked into Debugger Hotel, admired Kernel Falls, and met SBOD. They discussed confusion over JavaScript coffee. Sad Mac joined for a reboot party under pixelated disco lights. BSOD encouraged Sad Mac, saying 'life’s too short for sad bytes,' making it BSOD’s best vacation.

Luxury, espionage, and allegations: The story of Sue Mi Terry's secret life

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Sue Mi Terry, a former CIA analyst and North Korea expert, faces indictment for allegedly acting as a foreign agent for South Korea. Charged with receiving luxury items and $37,000 in exchange for confidential U.S. information, Terry's case highlights intricate U.S.-South Korea relations. Her attorney denies the allegations, asserting her innocence. The Council on Foreign Relations has placed Terry on administrative leave amid the ongoing investigation.

From 100 crore to 70k crore in 40 years

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The article discusses the transition from the Capital Issues (Control) Act to Sebi as the capital market regulator. It highlights Sebi's role in developing and regulating the market, as well as challenges such as scams, delays in enforcement, and perceptions of regulatory overreach.

As we rely more on software & cloud systems, so does the need to address cyber vulnerabilities

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Microsoft's Windows OS faced major outages globally, impacting various sectors like aviation, banking, and hospitals. The disruptions were linked to a Falcon sensor malfunction from cybersecurity company CrowdStrike. Both companies assure no cyberattacks, with efforts to restore systems ongoing. The incident highlights the vulnerabilities of digital technology systems and the importance of cybersecurity measures and cooperation between public and private sectors.

Protest in Bangladesh snowballs into anti-Hasina movement

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In Bangladesh, student protests against government job quotas have evolved into an anti-Sheikh Hasina movement, supported by the opposition and radicals. With 39 protest-related deaths, India is ensuring the safety of its nationals. The Indian High Commission in Dhaka monitors the situation closely, providing updates and assistance.

Don't get tulips just to see them die

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The Delhi Parks and Gardens Society (DPGS) has been asked to import 3 lakh tulip bulbs from the Netherlands for ₹1.5 crore, which are to be distributed to parks and gardens management committees and RWAs. However, the choice of tulips for Delhi's arid and hot climate, and the short blooming period, make it difficult to rationalize the project.

As suspected, to be rich is glorious

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Now that the grandest wedding ever is over, leaving a void on social media, let's tackle the age-old question: can money buy happiness? While the Beatles sang "Money can't buy me love," scientists are still exploring the answer. Recent research by Wharton's Matt Killingsworth tracked 33,269 employed US adults, including the ultra-wealthy with net worths between $3 million and $7.9 million. He found that the super-rich were significantly happier than those earning over $500k a year. The reason? It's... Читать дальше...

When tech showed Covid symptoms

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A global outage caused by a single update by a cloud-first cybersecurity company caused widespread panic and disruption. Microsoft will investigate how such an outage could occur. Despite the company's efforts to protect its platforms and detect bugs, Microsoft failed to do so due to CrowdStrike's tweaked virus scanner. The fix is to boot computers in safe mode and delete the offending file, which requires millions of machines.

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The Assassin Survivor's Creed

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Surviving an assassination, much like bouncing back from a breakup, can be turned to one's advantage. Ronald Reagan did so with wit after being shot, which boosted his political standing. Donald Trump channels a modern, meme-worthy version of this, turning near-death experiences into powerful narratives. Surviving such attempts transforms individuals into paradoxical heroes—underdogs who cheat death. Historically, this phenomenon has deep roots, dating back to the "hashshashin" of the 11th-13th centuries. Читать дальше...

HDFC Bank spends Rs 945 crore on CSR, impacts 10.19 crore lives

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HDFC Bank, India's largest private sector bank, has reported an expenditure of Rs 945.31 crore on corporate social responsibility initiatives for the past fiscal year. Under its CSR brand, Parivartan, the bank's initiatives have impacted over 10.19 crore lives, reaching thousands of villages and households across the country. With a focus on creating sustainable livelihoods for marginalized communities, the bank operates in 28 states and 8 Union Territories, addressing critical areas such as rural development... Читать дальше...

'Big Brother' Season 26: When and where to watch it live?

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The live broadcasts of 'Big Brother' Season 26 will shortly begin. Watchers should prepare for possible delays brought on by outside events. Significant early-game obstacles for specific houseguests and potent new game features are important twists that initially influence the dynamics.


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