NAVY WELFARE AND WELLNESS ASSOCIATION
Delhi's Jor Bagh residents carry out protest over attacks by dogs kept by activist
According to the protesters, multiple complaints regarding these incidents had been lodged against Shukla, but they claimed these went unaddressed. They presented purported pictures and videos showing the dogs being taken out unleashed for walks, exacerbating their concerns.
Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal under fire for advocating 70-hour work week: Doctor warns of premature death
Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal has endorsed a 70-hour work week, supporting Infosys founder Narayana Murthy's advice. Despite criticism, Aggarwal dismissed the concept of work-life balance, arguing that enjoyment of work naturally fosters happiness. In response, Dr. Sudhir Kumar, a senior neurologist, highlighted significant health risks associated with long working hours, including stroke, heart disease, and premature death.
Karnataka’s proposed law for gig workers to impact business: IAMAI
IAMAI warns Karnataka Gig Workers Bill, 2024 impacts business ease. They urge 30-60 days consultation. Overlaps with central codes raise costs. Issues: health insurance, retirement funds, service costs, demand dips, termination notice, data sharing, dispute resolutions. Minister Santosh Lad included offline businesses, director liability in non-compliance scenarios.
MSME Day: Solutions to empower small enterprises amidst challenges
Ratnaafin and The Economic Times hosted the MSME Growth Conclave, emphasizing MSMEs' impact on Gujarat's economy. Topics included financial vigilance, credit scores, venture capital, compliance, women's entrepreneurship, infrastructure, and financial support from NBFCs. Key points were maintaining good CIBIL scores, honoring cheques, and leveraging digital banking for MSME growth.
Philippine military chief warns his forces will fight back if assaulted again in disputed sea
Philippine military chief warns of defending against any future assaults from China's coast guard in the South China Sea. Tensions rise after a clash resulted in injuries and boat damage. Demands for damages and the return of seized rifles are made during talks with Chinese officials.
Indian Army ready to face all challenges: Gen Upendra Dwivedi
Newly-appointed Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi assured that the Indian Army is ready to face all current and future security challenges. He emphasized the importance of synergy among the Army, Navy, and Air Force, aiming to protect national interests and boost self-reliance through indigenously-built military hardware. Gen Dwivedi, who assumed charge of the 1.3 million-strong force after serving as Vice Chief and commanding Northern Command, stressed operational preparedness amid ongoing border tensions with China in eastern Ladakh. An alumnus of Sainik School, Rewa, he has extensive experience across various operational environments.
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India's social welfare schemes don't speak to each other: Andaleeb Rahman, Cornell University academic
Prime Minister Narendra Modi initiated the transfer of funds for PM-Kisan and approved housing assistance under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. In 'The Future of India’s Social Safety Nets,' Andaleeb Rahman and Prabhu Pingali advocate for a systemic approach to social welfare programs.
US Navy faces its most intense combat since World War II against Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels
The US Navy is engaged in intense combat with Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, marking its most significant sea battle since World War II. The conflict, overshadowed by other regional wars, involves daily attacks on commercial vessels and warships in vital waterways. The Houthis' arsenal has evolved from rifles to drones and missiles, posing a serious threat. Despite risks at sea and in the air, the Navy remains vigilant, facing a determined adversary in a complex and challenging conflict.
Shortage of long-haul truck drivers hits logistics industry
Low pay scales, harassment by highway authorities and cops, adverse weather conditions, risk of accidents, lack of benefits at work, lack of hygienic restrooms and night parking facilities are some of the reasons for high attrition that is also dissuading many from the new generation to join the profession.
Will BJP win? This market awaits June 4 results for potential shakeups in India's trade policies & global food prices
India's agricultural markets are under scrutiny as a new government prepares to take office, potentially impacting global food prices. Prime Minister Modi's policies aimed at ensuring domestic supplies have influenced key crop exports. Changes post-election could affect rice, wheat, and sugar markets, with industry leaders seeking policy shifts to address supply and demand challenges.
India well poised to benefit from great opportunities coming from hotels and hospitality sector: Puneet Chhatwal, IHCL
And if things keep going this way, and it is anybody's guess, I know that there is a new book coming out in the market which predicts India at 47, with more than 50 trillion economy and there are others that are predicting at 27 or 28.
Has Brand Modi been challenged by Brand Rahul or Brand Kejriwal? Image guru Dilip Cherian explains
Dilip Cherian illustrates instances where Brand Modi's scale and visibility surpassed competitors through initiatives like Vibrant Gujarat and GIFT City, emphasizing the challenge competitors face in matching his leadership and brand image.
Indian Navy initiates preparatory actions in wake of Cyclone 'Remal'
The Indian Navy has activated its disaster relief protocols in anticipation of Cyclone Remal, expected to hit the coast between West Bengal and Bangladesh. Two ships with relief supplies are ready for deployment, and naval aviation assets are on standby. Specialized diving teams are stationed in Kolkata and Visakhapatnam for rescue operations, along with Flood Relief Teams and medical supplies. The Navy is closely monitoring the situation and stands ready to provide immediate assistance.
Voters in Prayagraj raise local issues like cleanliness and healthcare, activists see Lok Sabha polls as fight to save constitution
Voters of the Prayagraj Lok Sabha constituency highlighted local issues like cleanliness and healtcare, alongside a fight to preserve the Constitution and the unique "Ilaahabadi" culture. The rich historical and cultural significance of Prayagraj, known for its educational institutions and spiritual heritage, adds depth to the election narrative. Various residents expressed concerns about unemployment, youth distress, institutional integrity, and the need for development in the city. The upcoming polls on May 25 will see a contest between the BJP and other parties, empowerment and overall development.
View: Stop companies stretching the truth
Every label coming out from FMCG, nutraceutical, cosmetic, pharmaceutical and wellness sectors must be properly checked by regulators. In this context, Supreme Court rightly pulled up the Indian Medical Association (IMA) last week for not taking action against Patanjali on complaints for the company's alleged 'misleading' claims and 'disparaging' ads against the allopathic system of medicine.
Jimmy Carter’s life is coming to an end, says his grandson. Know about US president, who handled USSR's invasion of Afghanistan
Former US President Jimmy Carter’s life is coming to an end, according to his grandson. This is not the first time such a statement has been issued.
The high price of slow lanes: How transport networks can make or mar the success of manufacturing hotspots
With India increasing the focus on exports, manufacturing hubs in the hinterlands have started playing a bigger role in powering the growth engine. However, these regions continue to face connectivity problems that make it difficult for traders to competitively price the goods in export markets.
Club World Cup: Why FIFA is facing pushback over US-staged tournament
FIFA faces criticism over the Club World Cup expansion in the US, with concerns about player welfare and rights. FIFPRO and World Leagues Association demand rescheduling, highlighting mental fatigue and injury risks, as FIFA plans a 32-team Club World Cup to challenge established competitions.
Indian Navy to hold maritime exercise with Singapore Navy to enhance operability
"We look forward to further enhancing our operability and understanding of each other's operational philosophy and also increasing the competency of our bilateral exercise in keeping with the times that we are witnessing," said Flag Officer Commanding Eastern Fleet Read Admiral Rajesh Dhankhar.
"Congress manifesto is regressive while ours...": Rajnath Singh
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh criticized Congress's manifesto as regressive, contrasting it with the upcoming progressive BJP manifesto. He highlighted the differences in minority appeasement approaches and addressed Congress's promises regarding reservations and caste census.
Indian judiciary acknowledges economic well-being and individual rights not mutually exclusive but complementary: SC judge
Indian judiciary acknowledges that true economic development is not about immediate gains but involves a sustainable approach and economic well-being and individual rights are not mutually exclusive, Supreme Court judge Hima Kohli has said. Speaking at the American Bar Association (ABA)- India Conference 2024, Justice Kohli said the judiciary has shown an increasing inclination towards endorsing sustainable growth models.
UP Madrasa Teachers Associations to move Supreme Court against HC order
After the Allahabad High Court declared the UP Madrasa Education Act "unconstitutional," Madrasa teachers associations plan to challenge the ruling in the Supreme Court. Following CM Yogi Adityanath's statement that the state government will comply with the court's order, the associations aim to seek amendments to the act rather than its complete abolition, aligning it with the HC's observations on education quality.
GRSE launches two new warships for Indian Navy
Two new warships, INS Agray and INS Akshay, have been launched for the Indian Navy to enhance anti-submarine operations in coastal waters and low-intensity maritime operations. The ships, built by Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Limited (GRSE), are designed to conduct anti-submarine operations in coastal waters, low-intensity maritime operations, and mine-laying operations.
Pee Safe signs MoU with Indian Navy, NWWA to offer wellness products to women in white
Pee Safe partners with Indian Navy and NWWA to provide women hygiene products to serving women personnel as part of the Navy's wellness initiative for 'Women in White.' Memorandum of Understanding signed. Pee Safe kits presented on 38th NWWA Diwas. Co-founded by Vikas Bagaria and Srijana Bagaria, Pee Safe offers solutions to women's everyday problems.
Workforce attrition in restaurant sector at three-year high amid expansion
Investment and funding have picked up in recent months, with new local entrants and global chains driven by India’s young population, among other factors, adding to new work opportunities and hence, faster churn, as workers are switching jobs even for modest package increases.
'Govt leaving no stone unturned to ensure farmer welfare': PM Modi
"Our focus is to improve the life of small farmers, to increase the scope of animal husbandry, to improve the health of animals, to encourage animal husbandry as well as pisciculture and beekeeping in the village," PM Modi.
"Indian Navy remains committed to ensuring welfare of our ex-servicemen": Indian Navy chief
"I would like to assure each one of you that we will leave no waters uncharted in carrying forward this legacy. Towards that end, the Navy's efforts have been focused on being a Combat Ready, Credible, Cohesive and Future Proof Force. While pursuing our many operational commitments, Bharatiya Nausena remains specifically committed to ensuring the welfare of our ex-servicemen," Navy Chief R Hari Kumar said on the occasion of the eighth Armed Forces Veterans' Day.
Countries like Japan, Singapore, Germany have over 10,000 nursing jobs waiting for skilled professionals: Meghalaya CM
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma said that countries like Japan, Singapore, Germany, Middle East, and Australia have over 10,000 nursing jobs waiting for skilled professionals.
Rajnath Singh to join Yoga Celebration on INS Vikrant tomorrow
Admiral R Hari Kumar, Chief of the Naval Staff; Kala Hari Kumar, President of the Naval Welfare and Wellness Association along with other senior officers of the Indian Navy and the Ministry of Defence will be present during the event.
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