MASS MOVEMENT
Mass entrepreneurship movement: How India's economy is getting reshaped
India's mass entrepreneurship movement, supported by cross-sector partnerships, aims to create 90 million non-farm jobs by 2030.
Fistfight in Italy's parliament over regional autonomy sparks furore
The brawl provoked a torrent of reactions from political leaders and made the front pages of the Italian newspapers. Many criticised the example set by the elected representatives. "The squadrist right is fighting in parliament," the newspaper La Repubblica lamented, using a term used to describe the post-World War I paramilitary forces that went on to become fascist leader Benito Mussolini's infamous Blackshirts.
Latest forecast for Northern Lights. Know about solar storm that produces stunning scenes in US, UK
The UK Met Office had predicted a 90% chance of the occurrence of Northern Lights on Monday and this did not occur. It is unlikely to occur on Tuesday too.
Why was Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi called the 'Butcher of Tehran'?
The death of Ebrahim Raisi has raised questions regarding his record on Human Rights. He is seen to be behind mass killings that have led to suppression of rights in Iran, as per reports.
Northern Lights, Aurora Borealis forecast: When will it occur again?
The present solar cycle is ideal for the formation of Auroras. The present solar cycle which began in 2019 will end in 2030. The solar activity will peak in 2025 and 2026.
Protesters throng streets of Georgia's capital after parliament passes so-called 'Russian law'
Georgia's parliament has approved a "foreign influence" bill, which critics argue is a Russian-style threat to free speech and the country's aspirations to join the European Union. The bill requires media and nongovernmental organizations to register as "pursuing the interests of a foreign power" if they receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad. The opposition has denounced the bill as "the Russian law" because Moscow uses similar legislation to crack down on independent news media, nonprofits, and activists critical of the Kremlin.
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Study warns against childhood inactivity, promotes light activity for heart health
A recent study has linked childhood inactivity with heart enlargement, which can lead to serious health risks in adulthood. The research, conducted over 13 years with nearly 1,700 participants, found that sedentary behavior during childhood increased heart mass, a known risk factor for heart attacks and stroke.
Bengaluru companies make commute a KRA
Companies in Bengaluru are tackling traffic congestion by offering financial incentives for mass transit and carpooling. They are discouraging single-occupancy vehicles by charging for office parking. Firms like NetApp, Mashreq Bank, TCS, and Infosys are leading this effort in tech hubs like RMZ Ecoworld and Embassy Tech Village. Employees are offered transportation benefits, including shuttle services and metro passes, as part of their compensation. Carpooling is encouraged with incentives like preferential parking and monthly stipends. This strategy aims to reduce traffic pressure and promote sustainable commuting options.
Irony that Kejriwal who was part of anti-graft movement arrested in corruption case: Anna Hazare
Social activist Anna Hazare criticized the arrest of ex-ally Arvind Kejriwal, demanded a thorough probe. Kejriwal, linked to Jan Lokpal movement, formed AAP with Sisodia, leading to anti-corruption movement and money laundering arrests.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi holds 'Nyay Sankalp Padyatra' in Mumbai
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi began the 'Nyay Sankalp Padyatra' from Mahatma Gandhi's Mani Bhavan in Mumbai, joined by his sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Tushar Gandhi. The march will end at August Kranti Maidan, where the Quit India movement started. Rahul concluded his 'Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra' by paying tribute to Dr. B R Ambedkar. The opposition INDIA bloc will hold a rally in Mumbai, with leaders like MK Stalin, Tejashwi Yadav, and Akhilesh Yadav expected to attend.
BJP makes noise, but doesn't have courage to 'change' Constitution: Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi, during a gathering in Mumbai, criticized the BJP, stating that while the party makes noise, it lacks the courage to amend the Constitution. He emphasized that truth and people's support are on his side. Gandhi highlighted the ideological differences between the BJP and Congress, advocating for decentralization of power and the importance of listening to people's voices. He concluded his 'Nyay Sankalp Padyatra' by paying tribute to Dr. B R Ambedkar, marking the end of his 63-day-long mass outreach movement ahead of the Lok Sabha polls.
Expect to see a pickup in mass consumption in H2 of next financial year: Ashish Gupta
Ashish Gupta, CIO of Axis Mutual Fund, expects a deleveraging cycle for corporate India in the next five-seven years. The capex upcycle has started, benefiting companies. The market has responded to the strong economic recovery, upward revision in GDP growth, and corporate earnings. The confidence is derived from the multi-year cycle, despite the elections.
Modified tractors to lead farmers' protest march, intelligence agencies alert police
According to Central intelligence agencies, they have alerted Punjab, UP, Haryana, and Delhi police regarding the mass movement of farmers. More than 25,000 farmers and around 5000 tractors will start their movement from various districts of Punjab and Haryana on Monday to reach Delhi on Tuesday.
Centre sets 95% coverage target for Mass Drug Administration campaign
The campaign aims to check disease transmission by providing free preventive medications to the residents in areas affected by the disease. The campaign will cover 92 districts across 11 states and will run for the next two weeks. Applauding the health care professionals, especially those working tirelessly to support the fight against the disease, Minister of State for Health S P Singh Baghel said, "We expect a great success due to the launch of this bi-annual Mass Drug Administration. "
From 2 to 300+ seats: How Ram Mandir shaped BJP's incredible political arc
In its early years, BJP — a fledgling outfit created from the remnants of the Jana Sangh — was struggling to find its footing on India's political map. In its first general election, the party made a quiet debut by winning just 2 seats in the 543-member Lok Sabha.
Weighty issues: A healthy muscle mass can be a life & death matter for cancer patients
Despite the significance of cachexia for cancer patients, there has been very little progress in treating the condition.
Mass exodus in Central Gaza as IDF advances
Israeli tanks have advanced into a town in the central Gaza Strip, forcing tens of thousands of displaced Palestinian families to flee in a new exodus. Palestinian health authorities said 210 people were confirmed killed in Israeli strikes in the past 24 hours, raising the toll of the war to 21,320 dead, nearly 1 percent of the enclave's population.
Add Adani stocks on every dip, IREDA has fundamentally strong business model: Deven Choksey
“FMCG companies right now are priced adequately and there is little less headroom available. Unless the market gives some meaningful sharp correction in a given period, one would not buy immediately or wait for time corrections and then buy with a future outlook on FY25-26 earnings that would be more meaningful going forward.”
Commonwealth boss warns of mass migration unless climate cash delivered
A report by the United Nations last month suggested the gap in financing adaptation was as much as $366 billion a year.
North Korea says interference in its satellites would be declaration of war
The statement said any interference with North Korea's satellite operations would be considered a declaration of war, adding that North Korea's laws stipulate it mobilise its war deterrence if any attack against its strategic assets becomes imminent.
Palestinians flee northern Gaza after Israel orders mass evacuation with ground attack looming
Palestinians in northern Gaza are fleeing to the south after Israel urged them to evacuate ahead of an expected ground invasion. Despite warnings from the U.N., Israel plans to target underground Hamas hideouts in Gaza City. Families are leaving in cars, trucks, and donkey carts, with their possessions, as Israeli airstrikes continue to pound the territory. Hamas has urged people to ignore the evacuation order. The U.N. has called on Israel to reverse the directive, citing devastating humanitarian consequences. The week-old war has seen approximately 1,900 people killed in Gaza, according to the Gaza Health Ministry.
Siemens to make India hub for mass transit solutions
Early this year, Siemens signed a Rs 26,000 crore ($3.25 billion) contract with Indian Railways to supply and service electric locomotives for freight movement in India. The deal is the biggest locomotive deal in the history of Siemens Mobility and the single largest order for the company in India.
Hamas surprise attack out of Gaza Strip stuns Israel and leaves dozens dead in fighting, retaliation
Several hours after the incursion began, Hamas militants were still fighting gunbattles inside several Israeli communities near Gaza. Israel's national rescue service said at least 40 people have been killed and hundreds wounded, making it the deadliest attack in Israel in years. Also, an unknown number of Israeli soldiers and civilians had been seized and taken into Gaza.
Awaken the nation, initiate a movement: PM Modi to YouTubers
"And I have one more request. Inspire others also, make an emotional appeal that we will buy the product that has the fragrance of our soil, which has the sweat of a labourer or artisan of our country. Whether it's Khadi, handicrafts, handloom, or anything else. Awaken the nation, initiate a movement," he said.
Taliban weighs using US mass surveillance plan, met with China's Huawei
The Taliban is reportedly planning to create a large-scale camera surveillance network in Afghan cities, potentially using a plan developed by the US before its withdrawal in 2021. The Taliban has also consulted with Chinese telecoms equipment maker Huawei about potential cooperation. The aim of the surveillance network is to prevent attacks by international militant groups, including Islamic State.
Fiercely Feminine: From Aruna Asaf Ali to Matangini Hazra, 5 women who led the Quit India Movement
Women freedom fighters played an instrumental role in the Quit India Movement. They were at the forefront of protests and picketing.
Mass burial of Kuki bodies deferred on MHA intervention
Tension had been brewing since Thursday morning in the two districts and adjoining areas as huge mobs came out on the streets to block the movement of forces. The mobs wanted to go to Tuibuong, the burial site in Churachandpur. When the security forces blocked this, the mob retaliated by pelting stones on them. Security forces fired tear gas shells to disperse the mob. Crowds, which gathered in Imphal, were also dispersed.
Oommen Chandy: Mass leader and UDF's solution man
The Congress establishment, led by party President Mallikarjun Kharge, the Gandhis and other political leaders, paid glowing tributes to Congress stalwart and former two-time Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy, who died on early Tuesday morning at a city hospital here, where he was undergoing treatment for cancer. He was 79.
Bike taxis, ease of making movement
The Supreme Court has provided a ban on bike taxi aggregators Rapido and Uber until guidelines outlining the process of granting licences for these kinds of operators are drawn up. Bans on bike taxis have been placed in many Indian states, and while regulating the safety of the two-wheeled transporters is essential, bans are not the answer.
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