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This is Maharashtra’s first cashless village

A Rajya Sabha member had brought up that farmers would be not able to utilise plastic cash since they wouldn’t comprehend the procedure. In any case, the occupants of Dhasai from Thane region demonstrated him wrong, when all the 10,000 inhabitants chose to bear on cashless exchanges, with the establishment of 40 card-swiping machines in their village. As Mid-Day reports, everyone, appropriate from the doctors to the hair stylist, will utilise just plastic cash. It was the movement of Ranjeet Savarkar, president of the Savarkar Smarak association, an NGO helping the village go cashless. With the assistance of Bank of Baroda and the Jan Dhan Yojana, villagers will now have the Rupay ATM card. Bank of Baroda will charge 0.75% exchange charge on exchanges that are lesser than Rs.2000. The plastic cash will demonstrate gainful to around 400 merchants who dwell in Dhasai, making them the principal village in the nation to adjust to the new framework. del.icio.us Tags: Bank Of Bar...

Kerala Transport Minister Saseendran resigns after channel releases alleged ‘sex tape’

Kerala state Transport Minister AK Saseendran resigned on Sunday, after a new Malayalam channel aired an audio clip where a man was reportedly speaking inappropriately with a woman. The channel alleged that the voice was that of Saseendran, and that he had called the woman and spoken to her for sexual favours, after she came to him asking for help. The audio clip was aired by Mangalam channel, which was launched on Sunday. In their very first bulletin, they played the ‘leaked’ clip. The audio clip - which isn’t very clear - has a man’s voice speaking in a lewd manner. The channel did not air the voice of the person on the other end. Saseendran called a press conference at 3pm on Sunday, where he announced his resignation. While the former Minister claimed that he did not do anything wrong, he was resigning to safeguard the integrity of the government and his party. “Before evaluating the right and wrong, it is important to safeguard the integrity of the party. The party has...

India's Most Powerful Home-Made Rocket To Launch Today: 10 Facts

NEW DELHI: India's largest rocket, which may carry humans to space some day, is expected to be launched today. The 640-ton GSLV Mk III rocket - as much as 200 full-grown Asian elephants or five Jumbo jets - will be on its maiden flight from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh at 5.28 pm. The 24-hour countdown has already started. For now, the rocket will carry a satellite. It is expected that one day -- in over 7 years -- it will carry astronauts to space. The rocket was developed over 15 years at a cost of Rs. 300 crore. The " Monster Rocket ", as it has been dubbed by scientists, is as high as a 13-storey building and can launch satellites as heavy as 4 tonnes (4,000 kg). Currently, India has to take the help of foreign nations if she wants to launch communication satellites beyond 2.3 tons. Today, it will carry a 3,136 kg satellite . Not only will GSLV make India self-reliant, it will also open the way to attracting foreign customers. The rocket is powered by an indigeno...

This Mangaluru Ola cab driver’s heartwarming gesture is going viral on the internet |My India My Right

Ola has been in the news for all the wrong reasons lately, from several incidents of crime including harassment of women to overcharging of customers. On April 28, a Bengaluru woman had faced a terrifying ordeal after an Ola cab driver allegedly molested her by attempting to take a detour from her route. Read: Ola driver stopped at deserted place and molested me, alleges Bengaluru woman But bucking the trend, comes the heartwarming story of a Mangaluru cab driver who helped a woman’s parents. The woman shared the news in a post on Facebook. According to the post, the woman said that she booked a cab for her parents to go to hospital for a check-up. The cab driver not only arrived promptly and dropped them at the hospital but refused to take any money for the trip. The driver said that he does not accept any payments for hospital trips. When her parents insisted that he take the money, he refused to budge saying that this was his way of helping the society. The woman was righ...

A Tale of Tonsure: The 20-year battle of Dalits from Andhra who asserted their political rights

cātur-varṇyaṃ mayā sṛṣṭaṃ guṇa-karma-vibhāgaśaḥ tasya kartāram-api māṃ viddhy akartāram avyayam (According to the three modes of material nature and the work associated with them, the four divisions, or varnas, of human society are created by Me. And although I am the creator of this system, you should know that I am yet the nondoer, being unchangeable.) — Bhagavad-Gita, Chapter 4, Shloka 13. Thus spake Lord Krsna as he clarified the origin and purpose of the caste system in the sanaatana dharma to Arjuna. The road from Rajamundry to Kakinada, in its run, passes through Dowlerswaram, where the legendary British irrigation engineer Sir Arthur Thomas Cotton built a barrage on the lower stretch of the Godavari river delta. From here a canal runs parallel to this road all the way up to Kakinada where the Godavari empties into the Bay of Bengal. Many prosperous villages — Thapeswaram, Dwarapudi, Draskharamam, Ramachandrapuram — abut the road on both sides. In fact, the land seems ...

Uttar Pradesh police constable arrested for misbehaving with teenage girl

Mainpuri: An Uttar Pradesh police constable, posted at Karhal Gate police outpost was arrested on Sunday for allegedly misbehaving with a teenage girl last month. The 16-year-old girl had gone to the police outpost on May 25 to enquire about a case when the policeman misbehaved with her. The incident was also recorded on a mobile phone, they said. The clipping went viral on social media following which the state government ordered strict action against the constable. Superintendent of Police Rajesh S said Constable Ishwari Prasad was arrested after a FIR was lodged against him at Mainpuri Police Station on charges on outraging the modesty of a woman. "The accused has been booked under various sections including POCSO ACT. He has also been suspended," spokesman Director General of Police (DGP) Rahul Srivastava said in Lucknow. (With inputs from PTI) blogger my india Tags: Uttar Pradesh , Yogi Adityanath

Is Arvind Kejriwal A Puppet Of BJP?

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal is in talks with a top entertainment channel to start his own comedy show. Kapil Sharma has suffered panic attacks, the moment he got to hear about this new development. Did you actually believe all that??? Well if you did, then it is understood why people are going crazy over this new rumour (conspiracy theory actually) which is doing the rounds on the internet. It has become the latest rage on social media platforms and has gone viral. According to the conspiracy theory thread, it is said that Delhi CM Kejriwal has been ‘planted’ by Bhartiya Janata Party president Amit Shah to make ‘stupid comments’ in order to make Prime Minister Narendra Modi sound intelligent. The reason cited, is 2019 elections. Who ever made this, must be one crazy fellow. And by the way, when you have Rahul Gandhi then who needs a Kejriwal to make stupid comments. They are so differently similar to each other. Shared by Twitter user @Being_Humor who has over 84,000 followers on th...

China sends warning to India after launch of Assam-Arunachal bridge

New Delhi: China has sent another warning to India after the grand launch of India’s longest bridge , the Bhupen Hazarika Dhola-Sadiya, connecting Arunachal Pradesh to Assam. China asked India to be “cautious” and exercise restraint over building infrastructure in Arunachal Pradesh. The warning comes in view of China’s claim that it considers Arunachal Pradesh to be a part of Soth Tibet, but India has time and again rejected the neighbouring country, as it remained inflexible on the issue. Read: China protests to India over Dalai Lama visit Speaking to media agencies, Chinese Foreign Ministry said it hopes India adopts a cautious and restrained attitude on the issue of the final settlement of the border with China to control disputes. "China's position on the eastern section of the Sino-Indian border areas is consistent and clear," a statement in Chinese said. China hard stance against India has been continuing over a long period of time over the border dispute, ...

India appoints new army, air force and intelligence chiefs

Indian Army soldiers participate in a war exercise during a two-day ''Know Your Army'' exhibition in Ahmedabad, India, August 19, 2016. REUTERS/Amit Dave The Indian government has appointed new heads of its army and air force among a series of senior military and intelligence appointments, officials said, two weeks before its two most senior defence force chiefs are due to retire. Vice Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Bipin Rawat was named as the new chief of the army to succeed General Dalbir Singh Suhaag. Air Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa, a fighter pilot, was chosen as the new chief of India's air force to replace Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha. The appointments were announced on Twitter by a defence ministry spokesman late on Saturday. The appointment of Rawat, a counterinsurgency specialist, raised eyebrows among opposition parties because he was given the job ahead of two more senior candidates. "Why has seniority not been respec...

Scientists find Australian berry to cure cancer in 48 hours!

A berry found on Australia’s Blushwood tree, and found only in the far north of the country, is showing incredible success in curing many types of cancer (skin, head and neck, and breast). How successful ? EBC46, injected directly into the tumor, can kill it in just 48 hours. For more information and to be considered for a trial, click here. These tropical trees are not found anywhere else on the globe, but grow in abundance near Australia’s northeastern tip. These particular trees need very niche conditions to thrive—conditions which can only be found in specific portions of Far North Queensland, Australia. Considering their usefulness as proven by the latest cancer research published in PLOS One, some are wondering if they could be grown in a greenhouse environment, so that people all over the world could benefit from their cancer-killing properties.

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