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Private sector should also fund GPGs to aid inclusion: Shaktikanta Das
Keeping in mind very large investment requirements for setting up global public goods (GPGs), trigger financing could come from public investment, which would minimise risk and widen market access, Das said. “Subsequent financing needs can be met by the private sector.
Policy ignition: India's satellite navigation sector set for higher growth trajectory
The Department of Space (DoS) plans to devise a "comprehensive and substantive" national policy for satellite based navigation -- the Indian Satellite Navigation Policy - 2021 (SATNAV Policy - 2021).
A fake Donald Trump stole from fraud-riddled SBA Relief Program
From April through July, the SBA program distributed $20 billion in small-business grants of as much as $10,000. Most were funded with no human intervention based on the recommendation of a computer system.
From bank officials to scammers, an avalanche of fraud buried a small-business relief program in the US
In YouTube posts and Telegram channels, professional scammers shared step-by-step tutorials describing how to defeat the SBA’s defenses.
RSS affiliates welcome the NEP, say over 60% of their suggestions met
Most important of the demands met is teaching in mother tongue till class V, a point that the Sangh parivar has constantly insisted upon. The RSS has passed multiple resolutions in this regard in its high-level meetings in the last 90 years.
Indian Railways is linking its trains to an ISRO satellite. How will it use 1.4 crore daily updates?
Apart from knowing exact location and speed of trains, this ISRO-aided system will help in future planning.
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Need to eliminate ad hocism in auditor selection at PSBs: ICAI
In the wake of the concerns flagged by the ICAI, the RBI has advised PSBs to put in place a fair and transparent mechanism for appointment of statutory branch auditors.
GPS-Aided navigation system may soon be mandatory for airlines
The combined fleet strength of Indian carriers including regional ones currently stands at over 450 planes. So many aircraft can be converted.
Lessons in supplier diversity India can pick up from American experience
Contracts to disadvantaged businesses exceeded the 5% goal, reaching 10.06% ($35.4 billion.) The question is what makes the US initiative tick?
Flight test of RLV-TD next month end: AS Kiran Kumar, ISRO Chief
ISRO will flight test RLV-TD, a new generation reusable launch vehicle that can re-enter the atmosphere, next month end, the agency Chairman A S Kiran Kumar said.
All 7 IRNSS satellites to be in orbit by March 2016: ISRO
ISRO also aims to make signals available not only to India and surrounding countries, but also to the entire globe, ISRO Chairman Kiran Kumar said.
New navigation system Gagan to ease landing in airports
But the biggest hurdle in Gagan’s implementation is the inability of the current fleet of aircraft to work on this system.
Isro's Gagan to help planes navigate skyscrapers
Ahmedabad will be one of the first airports in the country to get the Ground-Based Augmentation system. This system helps aircraft take a curved approach.
'India becoming an illiberal democracy'
A group of intellectuals today surmised that the country had become an "illiberal democracy" and was headed towards self-censorship.
Another book 'On Hinduism' by Wendy Doniger under attack
Another book on Hinduism by American indologist Wendy Doniger has come under attack from the same Delhi-based group which had compelled the publishers of an earlier work by her to withdraw the title.
Ajit Singh against EU carbon tax
Civil aviation minister Ajit Singh on Monday said that India is strongly opposed to any kind of sustainable measures that would restrict growth of India’s aviation industry, including the carbon taxation proposed by European Union states.
India on course to have navigation system after US, EU, Japan
AAI and ISRO, which have jointly taken up the Rs 774 crore project GAGAN, yesterday commenced the process of its Final System Acceptance Test (FSAT).
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