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    Poised along the Indian border, Chinese troops are there for the long haul

    The Strategic Studies Institute of the US Army War College published an in-depth report examining PLA activity along the mountainous border in Aksai Chin opposite India in 2020-21. It considered how the PLA rapidly moved troops into the region as violence flared between Chinese and Indian troops in Galwan Valley on 15-16 June 2020. However, Blasko, a former US defence attache in Beijing and Hong Kong, also provided a useful assessment of current and future conditions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

    FMCG is “passe”: Indian economy has a new definition of defensive stocks: 8 stocks from 2 sectors with upside scope of up to 37%

    On the day of election results were announced and the whole stock market melted, stocks from one sector were able to gain, that was FMCG. Many theories were floated about why they are doing well. Right from them being defensive stocks to that focus would not shift from investment to consumption. But close to a month down the line, all those stocks are once again in the under performance mode. The fact is before deciding on whether the stocks are defensive or not, some questions need to be asked. A stock which was a defensive stock in 1994 when the Indian economy was just opening is still a defensive stock even in 2024 when we are a whole different economy with different needs and consumption patterns.

    Dhiraj Agarwal on the next big trigger for equity markets

    ​At least for a couple of months, China pulled in a large amount of inflows by the global investors. I have not seen the most recent data, but Feb-March they pulled in about $40 million. Something like that happens, it obviously impacts the amount of flow, which could happen in India. So, on the FPI flow, it is just a toss-up. I mean, it is very difficult to predict, honestly.

    From icy peaks to naval decks: Indian Army and Navy stretch out from Ladakh to the seas on International Yoga Day

    International Yoga Day: Indian Army personnel practiced yoga in the icy northern frontier, while sailors on the INS Vikramaditya participated in a morning session. Additionally, Army troops performed yoga in Eastern Ladakh, and the Indo-Tibetan Border Police held a session in Muguthang Sub Sector, Sikkim, over 15,000 feet high.

    Defence ministry issues RFP for procurement of 156 light combat helicopters

    The Indian defence ministry has initiated the procurement process for 156 light combat helicopters from Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL). The initial tender has been issued, with 90 for the Army and 66 for the Indian Air Force. The 5.8-tonne twin-engine LCH helicopter is capable of destroying enemy assets in high-altitude regions and has modern stealth characteristics.

    Opposition can learn from Naveen Patnaik’s bipartisan ways

    Despite facing electoral defeat, Winston Churchill, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, and now Patnaik have emerged as national heroes with enduring legacies because they chose to put national interest before political advantage

    • Amit Shah: BJP's key strategist who rose to become one of the most influential figures in Indian politics

      Amit Shah's strategic acumen and BJP's electoral outcomes, including the need for NDA allies, were key in the Lok Sabha polls. His influence on party growth and governance has been significant.

      Is India a growth or value market? Decide with the help of some data

      The investor argued strongly that following a value strategy in India could be more lucrative. To support his point, he presented data from the MSCI India Value and MSCI India Growth indexes over 3, 5, and 10-year periods. In each case, the Value index outperformed the Growth index. He was confident that this trend would continue in the future.

      Got your digital doppelganger yet?

      Last year, Wall Street Journal columnist Joanna Stern wrote an article, 'I Cloned Myself With AI. She Fooled My Bank and My Family'. Even though AI Joanna was able to trick the voice biometric system on her credit card, the automated system asked for additional verification when a video intern for WSJ called and did her best Joanna impression.

      RCB Vs GT IPL 2024: Predictions, pitch report, stats, key players, and more

      RCB vs GT Playing 11 IPL 2024: Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Gujarat Titans face off in a crucial IPL match with key players like Kohli, Jacks, and Gill in the spotlight. Rashid Khan's performance and the high-scoring trend at the venue add to the excitement. Read on to know Playing 11, Pitch report, past head to head statistics of both teams

      Indian manufacturing seeing opportunity to tap global markets: Sunil Singhania

      ​And I think as we speak, despite what we have seen over the last four years. Once in a decade, once in a century kind of challenges like COVID or the Russia-Ukraine issue or multiple other geopolitical issues, I think the Indian corporates have got their act together, have got the balance sheets in order and along with it we also have a government who is very resolute in turning India into a developed country.

      Bha - All about Indian shoe sizing system

      CSIR-CLRI proposed the 'Bha' system, anticipating a positive transformation in the Indian footwear industry by offering better-fitting shoes, with users trialing the new sizes before full-scale adoption in 2025.

      Nestle may face strict action by Indian food regulator if found guilty in sugar controversy; brand issues clarification

      ​Nestle adds sugar to infant milk sold in less affluent nations including India but not in its primary markets like Europe or the UK, reported ToI. The revelation came to light when "Public Eye," a Swiss investigative organization, and IBFAN (International Baby Food Action Network) dispatched samples of the company's baby food items marketed in Asia, Africa, and Latin America to a Belgian laboratory for examination.

      ETMarkets Smart Talk: Why Indian stock market could trade at high valuations vs EMs; Aditya Sood decodes

      Aditya Sood of InCred Asset Management anticipates high market valuation with strong earnings growth in Nifty50 companies. India's stock market premium valuations are supported by superior ROE and high growth potential over the next decade. Sood says: "The market return is going to be a function of earnings growth rather than multiple expansion."

      This is a bull market with legs, we are not in a bubble; stay invested: Rajesh Bhatia

      Rajesh Bhatia advises caution in the bull market, emphasizing India's growth potential and the positive market color. He discusses the impact of global commodities, real estate market trends, and the promising outlook for private banks amidst incremental deposit growth. Bhatia says: "So many sectors have done well, which is really the colour of a bull market. "

      MI vs DC Pitch Report: Could Suryakumar Yadav be the key to Mumbai's first victory? Head-to-head statistics, other details

      MI vs DC Pitch Report, IPL 2024: Delhi Capitals and Mumbai Indians clash at Wankhede on April 7. MI's struggles continue as Suryakumar Yadav returns, while DC seeks to build on their recent win against CSK. Hardik Pandya's captaincy remains under scrutiny. High scores are expected at Wankhede Stadium because of the pitch's favorable characteristics, the new surface, and the short boundaries. The temperature will hover around 34 to 31 degrees Celsius, and the humidity will rise from 24% at 3 p.m. to 40% at night.

      TCS layoffs: US techies allege Indian IT major of employment discrimination

      According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, more than 20 employees have filed complaints against TCS, alleging preferential treatment towards individuals on H-1B visas.

      American techies accuse TCS of firing them in favour of Indians on H-1B visa

      TCS has been accused of favoring H-1B visa holders over Americans, facing discrimination claims based on race and age. Denies allegations, emphasizing equal opportunity.

      Anand Mahindra amazed by Indian musician playing classical sitar on iPad, says 'I’m not sure I’m ready...'

      Anand Mahindra, known for his engaging social media presence, recently shared a video showcasing musician Mahesh Raghavan's talent in playing Indian classical music on an iPad. Mahindra expressed amazement and admiration for Raghavan's innovative approach, sparking a viral conversation about the fusion of tradition and technology in music. Raghavan's iPad performances, blending classical melodies with digital tools, have garnered widespread praise, highlighting the evolving landscape of music in the digital age.

      IIT Guwahati researchers develop cost-effective motion sensor for healthcare applications

      Flexible and wearable electronics play a pivotal role in augmenting human capabilities, serving functions like artificial skin and prosthetics to assist human movements or integrating with clothing and the human body in areas like bioelectronics, wearable sensors, energy-storage devices, and stretchable optoelectronic devices. Particularly, stretchable wearable devices are extremely beneficial for sensing minor movements of body parts.

      I'm not Malala and safe in my India: Kashmiri Yana Mir counters 'fabricated stories of oppression' in UK Parliament

      Kashmiri journalist Yana Mir asserted her safety and freedom in India, rejecting comparisons to Malala Yusufzai. Speaking at the UK Parliament, she denounced Pakistan's propaganda and urged media to stop dividing people. Mir was honored for promoting diversity and praised the Indian Army's efforts in youth development. The event emphasized India's claim over Jammu and Kashmir and highlighted the region's diverse nature.

      IIT Madras to spearhead development of India’s first Indigenous 155mm Smart Ammunition

      IIT Madras and Munitions India Limited have united to pioneer India's first domestically designed 155 Smart Ammunition, a monumental step towards defence self-reliance. The project aims to drastically improve accuracy to a Circular Error Probable (CEP) of 10 meters, enhancing precision in defense operations. Utilizing advanced technologies and Indian satellite systems, the ammunition promises compatibility, seamless integration, and diverse tactical capabilities, signaling a leap forward in India's defense prowess and commitment to 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat'.

      12 best-selling torch and flashlights for Indian homes starting at just Rs.299

      From compact designs for outdoor enthusiasts to powerful and durable options for emergencies, find the perfect flashlight for your requirements. Stay prepared with reliable torches featuring cutting-edge technology, ensuring bright illumination whenever and wherever you need it.

      Mid and smallcap indices did great in 2023, but which ones are the best?

      The year of the bulls, 2023 was marked by stabilized interest rates and heavy government PLI schemes, among other macroeconomic factors. More importantly, the disproportionate amount of net inflows pumped into these stocks by the domestic mutual funds industry is astounding.

      View: India’s growth has Chinese characteristics

      India, once touting its exceptionalism, is facing economic challenges resembling China's model. With private consumption crawling at 4.4%, sluggishness is evident, and unsecured personal loans surge. Prime Minister Modi's focus on capital stock is reminiscent of China's investment-heavy approach. However, doubts persist about trickle-down effects benefiting the surplus labor. As India's GDP lags pre-pandemic levels, the job market narrows, impacting incomes for a significant portion of the population. The top 20% may thrive, but broad-based consumption growth is essential for sustained economic success.

      View: The gift-bearing Xmas tree and Indian art of the Kalpavriksh

      What makes our tree truly special are the distinctive nidhis, or treasures, it bears, configured in eight sections separated by hanging roots along its expansive, circular trunk. One observes bags filled to the brim and tied at their mouths with ropes hung from the tree's lower branches, pots overflowing with square- and circular-shaped period coins, and most significantly, the precious lotus-treasure (padma-nidhi) and conch-treasure (shankha-nidhi) that are seen abundantly here onwards in the visual arts of ancient and medieval India.

      EAM Jaishankar pitches for international relations with Indian characteristics

      He was speaking in Pune during the ‘International Relations Conference on India's Strategic Culture: Addressing Global and Regional Challenges', organised by an educational institute. “The question I have is to develop an Indian strategic culture; if we are to create international relations with Indian characteristics, is it not necessary that we actually devote more time, attention, and energies to look at our reservoir of culture, knowledge, history and traditions,” he asked.

      Servant Leadership: Leading by Putting Others First

      Servant leadership, a leadership philosophy coined by Robert K. Greenleaf, prioritizes the needs and growth of team members. It emphasizes empathy, active listening, and putting others first. Servant leaders empower and develop their team members, leading to enhanced team morale, improved collaboration, and greater employee retention. Examples of servant leaders include Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, and Herb Kelleher. Servant leadership is a sustainable model that promotes ethical decision-making and builds trust and credibility within organizations. Embracing the principles of servant leadership can lead to positive changes in organizations and society.

      Advancing HR Proficiency: The Transformative Journey of an MA Programme

      The Master of Arts in Human Resource Management is a two-year full-time postgraduate program suitable for applicants looking to work in multinational corporations, financial institutions, and corporate houses in public and private sectors. The course offers expertise in managing an organization's personnel relationships and demands a bachelor's degree from a reputable university. Various colleges and universities grant admission based on the entrance exam, and others grant admission based on the candidate's performance in graduate programs. The course improves an applicant's earning potential, social intelligence, and new media understanding, and can lead to job roles like Human Resource Manager, Payroll Manager, and Quality Control Manager.

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