current affairs from INDIA

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Friends firstly we should discuss about an important matter i.e., Ayodhya verdict.
 
But previously i have posted something which i got. so i'm naming it and leaving it empty.




Ayodhya Verdict:

refer previous postings.


Nuclear liability bill passed:
 
Nuclear liability bill which was adopted by Rajya Sabha has now been approved by the process of Voice vote. The session of the Parliament lasted 48 hours extra than the scheduled time so that the legislation can be easily passed and approved. A total of 18 amendments were introduced in this bill by Lok Sabha before processing it further. Soon the bill was selected for a considerable hike in the liability of operator. This liability has now become 3 times then what it was in the past and now holds a value of rupees 1500 crore’s in total. By virtue of progression of this bill and significant increase in the liability many overseas companies have shown their interests in setting up reactors in India. Special accidental care will now be provided for the employees operating in the various sections of the nuclear plants. The decision and the passing of the bill had been strongly opposed by the BJP leaders as they found it insignificant.


Swiss Bank Access:
Swiss Authorities will provide information to India on cases of tax fraud and tax evasion from January 1,2011under the reworked double tax agreement (DTA) signed by India and Switzerland. The Indian Authorities can now seek information about the account holders in Swiss banks who have a case filed against them for tax evasion.


Bhopal Case reopened:
The Supreme court of India has reopened the Bhopal Gas leak case in response to Government’s petition for harsher punishment to the guilty for the worst tragedy of its kind in which at least 7,000 people perished within days of the release of the toxic methyl isocyanate gas at the Union Carbide pesticide plant on 3 December 1984, and a further 15,000 died later from exposure to the gas. The tragedy left countless others with lifelong damage to their health.


CSAT to replace the civil services prelims:
The new Civil Services Aptitude Test (CSAT) will replace the existing civil services (preliminary) examination from 2011. The new scheme will test the candidates for their aptitude for civil services as well as their ethical and moral dimension of decision-making. There will now be two common papers with equal weightage in place of one common paper (general awareness) and one optional paper (any particular subject of choice). The civil services main exam and the interview will remain the same as of now.


Member Parliament salaries hiked:
Parliament recently in Delhi has made a decision to increase the salaries of MPs. A hike of about rupees 35000 will be introduced in the salary of each MPs thus taking it from figures like 20,000 to 55,000 or so. Because daily allowance has an important role to play hence parliament has also decided to exactly double the allowances issued daily to each Member of Parliament. Hence daily allowance of rupees 1000 will now become 2000. This daily allowance will be issued only when the parliament session is in progress. Other than the daily allowances the official expenses for every office per month have now been considerably raised and touch a 50,000 amount. That is not all the travel and conveyance charge issued will now become 4 times which were earlier around rupees 1,00,000. Retired members will now get a monthly pension of around rupees 20,000 which was around 10,000 in the past times.

Blackberry controversy:
Research in Motion (RIM), the maker of Blackberry has finally surrendered to Indian security agencies’ demand for access to their server. The company has proposed for lawful access to its services including the messenger as well as the enterprise with immediate effect and the company would have to set up a server in India if it does not work to the satisfaction of Indian agencies. The security agencies already had access to voice data, SMS and general emails sent through Blackberry devices but Blackberry email and messaging services that are highly encrypted were major concerns for the security agencies. With this understanding in place the government has decided to serve notices to Google and Skype also to fall in line.


More rich than poor Indians
National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) has estimated in its report, "How India Earns, Spends and Saves", that despite the economic slowdown of the last three years, the number of high-income households in India has exceeded the number of low-income households. Households with high income or earnings have grown by over 3.7% in total and now touch the mark of around 21%. That is not all also the households with low income sources have fallen by around 3.2% and gone down to a mark of 18%.

Yet another marine disaster
A foreign cargo ship MV Khalijia-111 which collided with MSC Chitra which was carrying about 1,200 containers with over 266 tonnes of fuel about 10 km off Mumbai harbour has spilled oil into the Mumbai seas. The collision tilted MSC Chitra vessel causing 300 containers carrying oil to tumble into the Mumbai waters creating a thick oil slick two to three kms around the vessel Chitra causing a serious threat to the marine life.


Hike in Visa fee
The Obama Regime has raised H-1B and L1 visa fees to protect its borders from illegal Mexican immigrants. This additional fee would be used to build operating bases and deploy unmanned aerial surveillance to beef up U.S.-Mexico border security. The impact of this hike will be substantial on Indian IT companies that account for approximately 50,000 H1 and L1 visas per year.

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Ok friends these are the most important current affairs from India. got bored with these????
Dont have patience for more news like these? Though you have no patience i wont leave you because there is some more news like this in finance & economic sector. So please hold-off your patience. Dont leave patience from your minds. Am i looking like a demon?!!!! what ever it may be here we go..........


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Finance&Economics:


On contract labour law changes

The Centre will push for laws to bring the 130 million contract labour on a par with permanent employees in terms of wages and benefits but not security of tenure, at a conference of all stakeholders next month.
 
The proposed law will require employers to clearly indicate in the work contract the wages, contributions towards social security schemes and other benefits to workers hired on contract.

Most states are in favour of improved terms for contract labour.

 
Aircel deal with Apollo

Aircel on Wednesday(29th september) launched the first tele-healthcare delivery on mobile in association with the Apollo Hospitals Group. ‘Aircel Apollo Mobile HealthCare' will address the healthcare needs of the masses through tele-medicine, providing online interactive healthcare in real-time basis by utilising modern technology and telecommunications.


“The new service will allow patients to consult physicians and specialists over video for immediate health care,'' said Aircel Chief Operating Officer Gurdeep Singh.


The ‘Aircel Apollo Mobile HealthCare' service will be available at Rs.45 and by Diwali, it will be made available in Chennai and Tamil Nadu circles. Through Tele Triage, which is one of the services under the initiate, Aircel subscribers can call the Apollo physicians and paramedics to seek medical help round-the clock.
 
According to Prathap C. Reddy, Chairman, Apollo Hospitals Group, “we have been at the helm of several game-changing innovations in Indian healthcare. Our partnership with Aircel will forever transform the way healthcare is delivered to the citizens and accelerate the Apollo Group vision of touching a billion lives. Our ‘HealthHub' will deliver quality health-care services.”

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so what is your comment on this deal?!!!????

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its time to close the post so................ shall i end the post with a joke???






A couple of New Jersey hunters are out in the woods when one of them falls to the ground. He doesn't seem to be breathing, his eyes are rolled back in his head. The other guy whips out his cell phone and calls the emergency services. He gasps to the operator: “My friend is dead! What can I do?”

The operator, in a calm soothing voice says: “Just take it easy. I can help. First, let's make sure he's dead.” There is a silence, then a shot is heard.



The guy's voice comes back on the line. He says: “OK, now what?“

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