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Re: working freaked out heifers-tips?
Put a cow in to show em how it's done.
When we do catch their heads, we don't do it too tight and put a pan with feed in it, right in front of them on the ground. If they are accustomed to feed, they will figure out to eat and not panic after a few times. Then they will be more likely to be willing to come on down.
callmefence wrote: Put a cow in to show em how it's done.
so buying more cows fixes the problem...I like it! Gonna tell my wife that!
That's right. At least two new cows per heifer works best. Anything less could be a safety issue.
Sell them while you are alive.
5S Cattle wrote: What kind of cattle?
I just let mine stand in the chute not catching their head and start rubbing their tail head with a nylon curry comb, they soon become a tart for that. By the time mine go through their 1st AI synch program they are pretty good to deal with.
I'd just keep laying with them. Talk to them. Feed them treats. Walk around amongst them. Bang on something or make a disturbance a fair distance from them gradually working closer over time. Just generally get them used to your presence. Having them go up the alley to get water is a good idea. Anything to help them understand that it's not always a bad experience should help. Time helps many things. But not everything.
I have to smile a bit when I read different references to the "calm docile" angus in different comments. I find that our angus are much more "calm and docile" than anything we have with limousin or charolais in them. The herefords are generally pretty quiet... but we did buy 2 bred herefords once. An older cow, and a young cow supposedly due with her second calf. The young one was NUTS. Totally. Could not get her in the catch pen unless she was in the middle of a bunch of cows and she didn't realize the gate on the far side of this lot was closed. I mean, she was worse than a wild deer. Her calf was as nuts as she was. But of course the calf learned it from the cow. We finally got them in the catch pen when the rest came in, my son had taken his truck out in the field like he was going in the other direction and when she came in, he drove like a madman, just got to the gate and got it shut as she was trying to get back out. It would've been funny if it wasn't such a close call. Her and her calf went in the small catch/loading pen at the barn and on the truck the next day to the stockyards. We never preg checked her or anything. I have never seen a hereford so totally LOONEY TUNES. The old cow we actually still have. Just as good about coming in as any. But the ones that we have that have some limi and char in are much more apt to be high strung and spooky and a few downright mean. I would trust my angus far further than the others.
So it is kinda funny to read the "hint hint" about the "docile angus" when ours are really are very docile in general.
[quote="farmerjan"]I have to smile a bit when I read different references to the "calm docile" angus in different comments. I find that our angus are much more "calm and docile" than anything we have with limousin or charolais in them. The herefords are generally pretty quiet... but we did buy 2 bred herefords once. An older cow, and a young cow supposedly due with her second calf. The young one was NUTS. Totally. Could not get her in the catch pen unless she was in the middle of a bunch of cows and she didn't realize the gate on the far side of this lot was closed. I mean, she was worse than a wild deer. Her calf was as nuts as she was. But of course the calf learned it from the cow...........I've seen that,,and had some right the opposite..some of my most docile girls came from mammies like that...but given the choice I prefer calm ,, especially now days as my upper body don't move in conjunction with my lower..


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Jonathan DeSimone appointed new CEO of Alcentra
Source: BNY Mellon
LONDON, September 3, 2020 – Alcentra, one of the world's largest managers of private debt with over US$40 billion1 of assets under management and part of BNY Mellon Investment Management, announced today the appointment of Jonathan DeSimone as its CEO and to the Alcentra Board of Directors, subject to Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA") approval in the UK. This follows David Forbes-Nixon's decision to step down as CEO of Alcentra to focus on his investment responsibilities.
Jonathan brings significant experience to the role, having worked with institutional investors globally to deploy capital into the high yield, leveraged loan, structured credit, private credit, distressed and special situations markets. He joins Alcentra following a 17-year career with Bain Capital Credit where he was most recently portfolio manager of the Liquid Credit strategy and a member of the Bain Capital Credit Committee. Prior to Bain Capital Credit, Jonathan spent a decade at Bain & Company working with the firm's clients across the consumer, industrial and private equity sectors.
David will continue as interim CEO of Alcentra until Jonathan's appointment is approved by the FCA. Jonathan will join Alcentra immediately as CEO designate and over the next few months will work closely with David to ensure a smooth transition of leadership.

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UQAM profs worry student protests 'threaten university life'
A group of professors at the Université du Québec à Montréal has gone public with a plea calling for an end to the enduring acts of protest and intimidation that have plagued the university in recent years — and which they say threaten UQAM's future
Karen Seidman • Montreal Gazette
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A protester screams as a few dozen students gather to protest against proposed post-secondary tuition increases in March 2012. Photo by Dario Ayala /Montreal Gazette
A group of professors at the Université du Québec à Montréal has gone public with a plea calling for an end to the enduring acts of protest and intimidation that have plagued the university in recent years — and which they say threaten UQAM's future.
Blaming a small minority of militant students, 14 political science professors wrote an open letter outlining continuing acts by a small group of "sometimes masked commandos" who have poisoned the atmosphere on campus with acts of "intimidation, harassment, shoving, vandalism, looting and repeated strikes."
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"These acts threaten university life itself," says the letter, which goes on to say that the climate of intimidation and harassment must stop, that it impedes learning and makes teaching difficult, has forced the university to spend thousands of dollars on repairs and has made the professors worried for its future.
In an interview, Jean-Guy Prévost, the vice-dean of studies in the faculty of political science and law who helped circulate the letter, said it followed "many months of nasty events."
The last straw, he said, was on Jan. 20, when about 60 protesters stormed an event that had been organized for students with a deputy minister of Natural Resources Canada.
"They came in with banners and screaming until the event had to be called off," said Prévost. "Yes, there's a militant tradition here, but this is not good for the university."
The letter was published by Le Devoir just as a week of anti-austerity protests are planned for the city and as the militant student organization ASSÉ promises increasing actions to protest the provincial government's austerity measures. They are calling for a province-wide protest on April 2.
In an interview with Le Devoir, Marc Turgeon, vice-rector of university life, agreed that events have escalated and have threatened the university as a place for peaceful debates. It's a militant minority that is attacking the whole university, he said, and the university has been powerless to stop it.
The letter acknowledges that activism has a place in university life, but says it must be done in an atmosphere of respect, "without pressure or sophistry, without physical or moral intimidation."
Prévost says his letter has garnered much support, both from staff and students, so he is pleased that the message seems to have been heard.
"This is a serious situation that must not continue," he said.
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The primary focus of research in this translational laboratory spans neuroscience, genomic psychiatry and biomarker discovery. Strong emphasis is placed on research to rapidly translate biomarker knowledge into viable new treatment approaches, explore causes of psychiatric illness, and understand the relationship between genetic and environmental risk factors that may impact depression, bipolar disorder and stress disorders.
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The Main living area features a fully stocked kitchen, full size washer and dryer, TONS of storage, Large dining table, comfy couch w/ cable TV, BlueRay/DVD, Bluetooth speaker, WIFI, desk for sending some emails and your own large patio with seating and dining.
The community offers a heated pool and spa, fitness room and BBQ grills, just 1 minute or less from the condo. Secured parking spot and plenty of guest spots.
Cancellations made 30 days or more prior to arrival date will be charged a 25% cancellation fee of total bill minus cleaning fee and security deposit fee. Cancellations made 30 days or fewer prior to arrival will forfeit all monies paid minus security deposit and cleaning fee.
The unit and amenities were great! The property was very clean and well maintained with plenty of space for the whole family to enjoy. I loved that the kitchen was very well equipped and had everything from spices to pots and pans. Toiletries, plenty of towels, and even pool toys were also provided. Parking was covered, which was great since it was raining and the location was close to everything. Wes was great and even waited for us a half hour. I highly recommend anyone to stay!
Great location, very clean, well apointed for short or long stay.


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LAWSON QUAY, LANCASTER
Stride Treglown
Caton Court, part of the wider Lawson's Quay site, is currently being built by Eric Wright Construction for the developer Hines UK, while Preston based LDG Contracts is the specialist fabricator which chose to utilise the Technal MX curtain wall and FY65 window systems for the first phase of the project.
Phase 1 included the creation of 444 student bedrooms and other facilities across three blocks connected by a central hub. Landscaped courtyards and pedestrian routes will link this and a second phase with city-centre amenities. The project was designed by architectural practice Stride Treglown, now novated to Eric Wright construction.
The associate in charge at Stride Treglown, Thomas Sheehan, commented: "The concept for the Lawson's Quay project is to provide high-quality student accommodation for Lancaster University close to the city centre where, due to the main campus being full, the market is growing and putting pressure on the existing housing stock.
"Stride Treglown provided a performance specification for all fenestration which allowed a degree of flexibility as to where the curtain wall and individual window system would be used. The design was subsequently developed between ourselves, Eric Wright Construction and LDG, which saw all double-height elements have the MX curtain wall installed spanning across two floors. This progressed so that the curtain wall was supported on the mid slab, and then bracketed off the structural framing system at the base and head. The windows above and below feature opening lights, while aluminium spandrel panels provide the infill to the floor zone."
The Sales Director for LDG Contracts, Paul Murray, concluded: "Phase One of the work in Lancaster has gone well, with our receiving good assistance from Technal. We are now tendering for Phase II which will provide a further 215 study bedrooms, and we will be proposing the use of the MX Curtain wall and FY65 window system again."
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Carriera

Club

Gli inizi in Argentina
Ha iniziato la sua carriera nell'Unión San Vicente, da cui è passato al  nel 2005. È stato il capocannoniere della squadra nella Primera B Nacional 2007-2008.

Anderlecht
Successivamente passa all', squadra belga, con cui nel maggio 2008 ha firmato un contratto per la stagione 2008-2009. Ha segnato il suo primo gol con la maglia della squadra bruxellese in Supercoppa contro lo . Il primo gol in campionato arriva il 21 marzo contro il , nella vittoria per 2-0. Nella stagione 2011-2012 contribuisce alla vittoria del campionato belga e vince il Soulier d'or belge 2011.

Il 1º luglio 2013 rinnova il suo contratto fino al 2017. Con l'Anderlecht ha giocato più di 200 partite segnando più di 50 gol vincendo 4 campionati e 4 supercoppe del Belgio. Dopo gli attacchi terroristici a Bruxelles, Suárez annuncia l'intenzione di lasciare l'Anderlecht al termine della stagione, temendo per la sicurezza della sua famiglia. Nel 2016 torna al Belgrano, squadra che lo ha lanciato nel calcio professionistico. Nel 2019 si trasferisce al River Plate, campioni in carica della Copa Libertadores.

Statistiche

Presenze e reti nei club
Statistiche aggiornate al 23 novembre 2018.

Cronologia presenze e reti in nazionale

Palmarès

Club

Competizioni nazionali

Anderlecht: 2009-2010, 2011-2012, 2012-2013, 2013-2014

Anderlecht: 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014

River Plate: 2018-2019

River Plate: 2019

Competizioni internazionali

River Plate: 2019

Individuale
 Calciatore dell'anno del campionato belga: 1
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Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Calciatori della Nazionale argentina

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David Benavidez and Jose Uzcategui finalizing a deal for January
10/17/2022 - By Albert Craine - Comments
David Benavidez and Jose Uzcategui are finalizing a deal for a rescheduled fight in January at super middleweight.
Mike Coppinger is reporting the news of the fight between interim WBC 168-lb champion Benavidez (26-0, 23 KOs) and former IBF champion Uzcategui (32-4, 27 KOs) for January.
Uzcategui, 31, and Benavidez had been planning to battle last year in November, but the fight was cancer after a positive test for Jose. Uzcategui tested positive for the banned performance-enhancing drug rEPO.
After all that, it's more than a little strange that Benavidez's promoter wanted to reschedule. If this is as good as it gets for Benavidez's promoter, it's troubling because he should have been able to find a contender with a clean slate when it comes to drug tests.
Additionally, Benavidez has nothing to gain by fighting Uzcategui because he's already been beaten by Caleb Plant. Boxing fans are already criticizing Benavidez for fighting Plant's leftovers.
Casual boxing fans have never heard of Uzcategui or seen him before, so it doesn't help Benavidez to be rescheduling against him.
Hardcore fans likely haven't seen Uzcategui on television for years since his 12 round unanimous decision loss to Plant in 2019 and his two fights against Andre Dirrell in 2018 & 2019.
Read: Demsey McKean The Latest Name Being Spoken About As Joshua's Comeback Foe
Benavidez has recent knockout wins over David Lemieux, Kyrone Davis, and Ronald Ellis. He'd like to challenge undisputed super middleweight champion Canelo Alvarez and fight Plant, but neither of those two fighters have any interest in facing him. It's pretty obvious why the disinterest on their part.
Benavidez says he's tired of being avoided by the top fighters at 168, and he plans on moving up to 175 next year if he can't get the fights that he wants.
He's already Canelo's mandatory for the WBC belt, but with the World Boxing Council being slow in ordering the fight, Benavidez can't afford to wait around for a fight that likely will never happen.
The same applies to Benavidez against Plant and Jermall Charlo, who has zero interest in fighting him. Ideally, the WBC will order Canelo to fight Benavidez in early 2023 and then strip him if he refuses or ignores him. With Benavidez soon reuniting with his WBC title, he can defend it as he did before.
Uzcategui is a good basic slugger, but he struggles when he faces opposition that takes the fight to him or has good boxing skills. He gave Plant a lot of problems in their fight in 2019.
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Child's Play 2019 | Review
Let's remake, reboot, or make long awaited sequels to popular 80's horror franchises! Sounds good, right? Sarcasm aside, sometimes it works. Sometimes we get 2018's Halloween that works. It may have unfortunately retconned every Halloween film except for the first taking Michael's body count from 91 to 7, but the film was so good that I forgave this misstep. But what about last year's Child's Play remake? Here's my review. (This isn't a spoiler free review. FYI)
First let's talk about the changes. First is the obvious. Both movies take place in their various times. The original in 1988 while this one was in 2019. But why beat around the bush? The biggest and most damming change was the fact that Chucky was no longer a doll that was possessed by the soul of serial killer Charles Lee Ray. Instead, Chucky is a Buddi doll (not Buddy) that's a "smart doll" that can connect to a multitude of other high tech products. Instead of being possessed, Buddi has his software tampered with by a disgruntled employee and has all of his safety protocols removed.
So right off the bat we have a movie that's fundamentally different. Charles Lee Ray brought and automatic evil to the role. Why is Chucky evil? Because he's actually a disembodied serial killer. Duh! Why is the new Chucky evil? Because he does bad things, gets in trouble for it, and doesn't understand why.
Halfway through the film it donned on me the that the person I felt worse for was Chucky. Writer Tyler Burton Smith and director Lars Klevberg made the doll the most sympathetic character and I think they knew what they were doing. They show Chucky devastated that he did something bad and made Andy upset on more than one occasion and even looked horrified when Gabe (the creepy apartment manager) was cutting him open to replace his parts. Worse was how he reacted when Andy and his friends held him down to tear his power supply out.
It's obvious that the writer and director knew what they were doing because Chucky kills Doreen. She's the first one who didn't actually deserve it. The cat in the beginning? A mistake. An unfortunate one that was hard to watch with me being a cat lover and all, but it was a mistake by an AI who didn't know any better. Shane's death? Due to the rules of horror movies, he was an ass and deserved what he got. Gabe? He was a creep who had cameras set up in the women's bathrooms in the apartment building and gives Karen (Andy's mom) creepy looks. I don't think anyone will miss him. But when Doreen, the sweet old next door neighbor, was killed, that was the sign that Chucky had truly gone dark side.
The original movie was the story of a small boy and his mom that had to survive the killing spree of a doll possessed by a serial killer. Chucky is the clear bad guy and Andy and his mom are the clear victims. The 2019 version has Chucky as the sympathetic character for part of the film as he just doesn't understand what he's doing is wrong and is driven crazy when his best friend betrays him by holding him down and tearing his power supply out in an attempt to kill him. This new take on Chucky defangs him as a slasher icon.
The acting was good, the effects were fine, but nothing could make up for the loss of the spirit of the movie.
Child's Play (2019) gets a 4 out of 11
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I'm developing NoteFinder, free (BSDL) and crossplatform note-taking application.
// With best regards, GFORGX.
I really like how in Tomboy you can exit a note, but it doesn't delete it. It just auto saves it unless you click the delet button. It's perfect. Though i'd love to be able to hit a key command and all my notes scater onto my screen, so i can easily find the one i want. Also, have it usable in Windows too. Soemtimes i have to use XP for Office 2007 and i take random little notes, but tomboy is only Linux. Best of luck to you man.


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Q: C++ is creating a header to solve circular dependency a good idea? I have a C++ project that's starting to get big. I'm facing a situation where I have lots of classes with circular dependencies. Suppose I have classes A, B, C, D. To solve this, I've created a header file named circular_dep.h
This file's content would be pointers to classes:
class A;
class B;
class C;
class D;

This header is included by all my classes's header now. That way, the compiler stopped complaining when I had circular dependencies. Whenever I add a new class to the project, however, I'll have to add it to circular_dep.h
I couldn't find any easier way to do this, so to me this is the best solution so far. My question is: is it a good idea to apply to projects that might face circular dependency issues? Or is this a bad design/bad or dangerous practice?

A: What you have is fine. The naming suffix I've usually seen is _fwd.h/_fwd.hpp/_fwd.hxx or whatever variant of .h you like. You can see this in Boost, for example: optional_fwd.hpp.
(Of course reducing circular dependencies is a good goal, but some things are mutually-recursive in nature, like grammars, so you have no choice.)

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my father understood combination locks and keys.
Yes, he was a Yale man. And he had a love affair with brass.
And he had a key rack as organized as the writing on the label of each key was neat.
for the leftover's use: "Turkey scraps. November twenty‐three.
But there's an art to labeling keys.
"Neighbor's house across the street.
these are labels you will not see at our house.
the neighbor's house across the street was now the FARM IN KANSAS.
VICTOR was the Volvo, HENRY, the Honda, GABRIELLA, the Saabatini.
BOATHOUSE IN BAY OF FUNDY.
is a brass ring of assorted expatriates called KEYS TO UNKNOWN PLACES.
and the only thing I know about it is that it is probably not in Hartford.
I keep them all, jingling and jangling, turning the tumblers of the past.
and have a need for such a key?


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Food Wine Matches
Current: Syrah
Thick, spicy and juicy, syrah is superb with game and soft cheese, but it's at its best with a big slab of rare beef
Syrah's thick, spicy, juicy flavours make it an absolute must with game. Whether it's pheasant, or perhaps a piece of stewed rabbit dressed with a sticky balsamic reduction, syrah matches the earthy, meaty flavours perfectly with just the right combination of pepperiness and sweetness. The lighter styles of syrah can be good with duck and goose, but if you have a meaty Australian style, all black cherries and liquorice, you need a great big slab of rare beef on the plate in order to do justice to it.
One food arena in which syrah is a winner (though most people tend to neglect it) is with cheese – particularly soft, strongly flavoured cheeses like Munster or Brie de Meaux. Syrah's sweet fruit flavours and well-balanced acidity help cut through the creamy richness, while its weight of flavour will make sure it isn't swamped by the cheese.
A question of style
For more or less pure syrah, look to the northern Rhône; for blends in which syrah plays a major role alongside grenache, mourvèdre and cinsault, look to the south.
Catch-all
Côtes du Rhône as an appellation covers the entire Rhône region, so you can find a variety of differing styles under the name, though the majority tend to hail from southern Rhône.
By any other name
Synonyms for syrah include syrac and sira.
The variety actually comes from Fars, a province of Iran, the capital of which is, believe it or not, called Shiraz.
Taste depends on where, and how old. Northern Rhône is rich and tannic with a velvety edge; southern Rhône is softer, and more approachable in youth. South African has more spicy stewed fruit, while Australian is a compote of dark fruits with a peppery finish.


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14-15 July 2019 - Daily Current Affairs
1. England lift ICC Cricket World Cup 2019
England lifted the ICC Cricket World Cup Trophy 2019 at the Lord's cricket stadium in London.
England beat New Zealand in a nerve-wracking final that was decided via a dramatic Super Over.
Batting first after winning the toss, New Zealand put up a modest 241 for eight in 50-overs.
In reply, England ended at the same score leading to the one-over eliminator at the Lord's.
In the Super Over, England batted first and the duo of Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler made 15, and New Zealand also ended at the same score but for the loss of one wicket, paving the way for an English victory on boundary count.
Player of the Match Award: Ben Stokes (England).
The ICC Cricket World Cup (12th edition) is the international championship of One Day International (ODI) cricket organised by the International Cricket Council (ICC) every 4 years.
The ICC Cricket World Cup (13th edition) will be held in India from 9th February to 26th March 2023.
Top 2019 ICC World Cup Awards
Sl. No. Awards Players /Team
1. Winner England (1st Time)
2. Runner-Up New Zealand
3. Golden Bat (Most Runs) Rohit Sharma (India), 648 Runs
4. Golden Ball (Most Wickets) Mitchel Stark (Australia), 27 Wickets
5. Man of the Match Ben Stokes (England)
6. Man of the Tournament Kane Williamson (New Zealand), 578 runs
7. Hosts England and Wales
8. Highest Individual Score David Warner (Australia), 166 runs against Bangladesh
9. Best Bowling Figures Shaheen Afridi (Pakistan), 35-6 against Bangladesh
10. Most Sixes Eoin Morgan (England), 22 sixes
2. Djokovic beats Federer to win 2019 Wimbledon title
Serbian Novak Djokovic has won 2019 Wimbledon title after defeating Swiss tennis ace Roger Federer 7-6, 1-6, 7-6, 4-6, 13-12 in the final match.
The match had to be decided in the fifth set, as both Federer and Djokovic won two sets each in the longest ever final to be played so far.
This is Djokovic's 16th Grand Slam and 5th Wimbledon title.
Simona Halep (Romania) has won 2019 Wimbledon women's title after defeating Serena Williams 6-2 6-2 in the final match.
2019 Wimbledon Championships Winners List:
Sl. No. Category Winner Runner Up
1. Men's Singles N. Djokovic (Serbia) R. Federer (Switzerland)
2. Women's Singles S. Halep (Romania) Serena Williams (USA)
3. Men's Doubles Juan Sebastian Cabal (Colombia) & Robert Farah (Colombia) Nicolas Mahut (France) & Edouard Roger Vasselin (France)
4. Women's Doubles S W. Hsieh (Taiwan) & B. Strycova (Czech Republic) G. Dabrowski (Canada) & Y. Xu (China)
5. Mixed Doubles I. Dodig (Croatia) & L. Chan (Taiwan) R. Lindstedt (Sweden) & J. Ostapenko (Latvia)
3. Lewis Hamilton wins sixth British Grand Prix
British racing driver Lewis Hamilton (34-years) made a thrilling victory in the Silverstone circuit to win his sixth British Grand Prix.
Hamilton's Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas looked all set for victory, but a safety car intervention helped Hamilton to seal the victory.
Bottas had an early lead from pole position and he fought off Hamilton's challenge in the starting laps.
Hamilton somehow managed to edge ahead in the race later and from there he controlled the race.
The 2019 British Grand Prix was a Formula One motor race held at the Silverstone Circuit in Silverstone, United Kingdom.
The race was the tenth round of the 2019 Formula One World Championship.
Source: AIR News
4. India wins three gold medals in Yasar Dogu Ranking series
India has secured three Gold Medals in the Yasar Dogu Ranking series wrestling tournament being held in Turkey.
Rahul Awaare (in 61 Kg), Seema Bisla( in 50 Kg) and Manju Kumari (in 59 Kg) categories clinched the yellow metal.
Utkarsh Kale secured a Bronze in 61 Kg category.
Commonwealth and Asian Gold medal winner Vinesh Fogat in 53 kg category and Dipak in 86 kg competition have stormed into the finals.
Sumit, Vicky and Sonba Tanaji will compete for the bronze medal.
5. Pardeep Singh creates new Commonwealth record in the clean & jerk category
Pardeep Singh has created a new Commonwealth record in the clean and jerk category on the way to a gold medal as Indian weightlifters continued their impressive run on the Commonwealth Championships in Apia (Samoa).
Pardeep smashed the record in the clean and jerk event by lifting 202 kg.
His earlier successful attempt of 148 kg took his total to 350 kg.
Two-time Commonwealth Games medallist Vikas Thakur clinched the silver medal in the men's 96 kg event, lifted a total of 338 kg (153kg&185kg).
India ended their campaign with a rich tally of 35 medals in the youth, junior and senior categories, breaking numerous national, Commonwealth, world and Asian records.
6. Vinesh Phogat wins gold at Yasar Dogu International
India's top wrestler Vinesh Phogat (24 years) has won gold in the 53kg category at Yasar Dogu International in Istanbul.
Phogat beat her Russian opponent Ekaterina Poleshchuk 9-5 in the final match to bag the gold medal.
It was third gold in the women's competition for India after Seema (50kg) and Manju (59kg) triumphed in their respective categories.
Source: India Today
7. 15th July: World Youth Skills Day
The World Youth Skills Day is observed globally on 15 July every year to raise awareness about the importance of investing in youth skills development.
On in November 2014, The United Nations at its General Assembly declared 15th July as World Youth Skills Day.
WorldSkills is proud to be part of global recognition and promotion of skills.
8. Navjot Singh Sidhu resigns as Punjab Cabinet Minister
Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu (56-years) has resigned from Punjab Cabinet.
According to Navjot Singh Sidhu, he sent his resignation to Congress Chief Rahul Gandhi on 10th June and would send it to Chief Minister Capt. Amarinder Singh also.
Mr Sidhu had been sulking after being stripped of key portfolios in the Punjab cabinet reshuffle in June.
On 6th June 2019, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh had divested Sidhu of the Local Government and Tourism and Cultural Affairs Departments and allotted him the power and new and renewable energy portfolio.
9. Goa cabinet reshuffled; four BJP ministers inducted
The Goa cabinet was reshuffled with the induction of four BJP ministers Michael Lobo, Chandrakant Kavlekar, Jennifer Monserratte and Philip Nery Rodrigues.
Governor Mridula Sinha administered the oath of office and secrecy to the new ministers at Raj Bhavan, Dona Paula near Panaji.
Earlier today, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant dropped ministers Vijai Sardesai, Vinod Palyenkar, Jayesh Salgaonkar and Rohan Khaunte before inducting four new BJP ministers.
Deputy Speaker of Goa Legislative assembly Michael Lobo resigned before taking oath as a minister.
On Wednesday, 10 of the total 15 Congress MLAs in the Goa legislative assembly had split to merge with the BJP.
The 40-member Goa assembly currently has 27 BJP legislators, five Congress MLAs, three each from Goa Forward Party and independents, and one each from Nationalist Congress Party and Maharasthrawadi Gomantak Party.
Science & Defence
10. Chandrayaan-2 launch called off due to technical snag: ISRO
Today, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has called off the launch of India's second mission to Moon 'Chandrayaan-2' onboard GSLV MkIII-M1 due to a technical snag.
The countdown for the launch scheduled for 2.51 AM was stopped 56 minutes and 24 seconds before lift-off following the announcement from the Mission Control Centre.
ISRO Associate Director (Public Relations), BR Guruprasad, revised launch date will be announced later.
The lift-off of the three-component spacecraft comprising an orbiter, the lander and the rover was scheduled from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota.
The Chandrayaan-2 was supposed to explore the uncharted lunar south pole, 11 years after ISRO's successful first lunar mission - Chandrayaan-1.
Chandrayaan-2 onboard the heavy-lift rocket Geosynchronous Launch Vehicle GSLV-MkIII-M1 (nicknamed Baahubali) would have taken 54 days to accomplish the task of landing on the Moon.
Chandrayaan-2 would make India the fourth country to soft-land a rover on the lunar surface after Russia, the US and China.
11. Meghalaya becomes 1st state to ensure water conservation
Meghalaya became the first state in India to ensure the conservation of water and have own water policy following a nod given by the State Cabinet.
The draft policy was approved by the State Cabinet in a meeting chaired by Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma.
The objective of the policy is to recognize water resources as a common pool resource, to provide safe and hygienic water for drinking, domestic and sanitation and livelihood development to all residents of the state.
Among other things, the draft State Water Policy which seeks to protect and improve management of water resources while actively involving the community.
It also aims at ensuring the protection and conservation of catchment areas of all water sources to prevent degradation of the quantity and quality of water sources.
Source: The Times of India
12. Film Divisions to launch documentary film club in Mumbai
India Film Divisions will launch a documentary film club 'KSHITIJ' in Mumbai.
An acclaimed documentary film "Secret Life of Frogs" by Ajay and Vijay Bedi will be screened as the inaugural film.
Public screenings will begin at 5:30 PM on the second and fourth Friday of every month.
The screenings will be held at Films Division Complex.
The initiative, being launched in association with Indian Documentary Producer's Association, will give movie lovers, an opportunity to watch acclaimed documentary films and also to interact with the film's director.
13. The fourth anniversary of Skill India Mission being observed today
Today, the fourth anniversary of the Skill India Mission is being observed.
Home Minister Amit Shah has delivered the keynote address in New Delhi.
National Skill Development Mission also known as Skill India Mission was launched on this day in 2015.
Nearly One Crore youth are being presently imparted skills training annually under the mission.
The mission also envisages convergence, coordination and harmonization of the fragmented skilling efforts of various Ministries in Government of India and other key stakeholders through the instruments of Common norms, implementation of National Skills Qualification Framework and data integrations through the Skill India Portal.
14. Retail inflation increases marginally to 3.18 pc in June
As per the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation data, Retail inflation increased marginally to 3.18% in June this year over the previous month, mainly due to the rise in food prices.
The retail inflation based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) stood at 3.05 per cent (in May) and 4.92 per cent (in June) last year.
As per the CPI data released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO), the food inflation was 2.17% in June this year, up from 1.83 per cent in the preceding month.
Inflation in protein-rich food items, like egg, meat and fish, was higher in June compared to the previous month.
The Reserve Bank of India mainly factors in retail inflation while deciding the bi-monthly monetary policy.
Inflation is a quantitative measure of the rate at which the average price level of a basket of selected goods and services in an economy increases over a period of time.
It is the constant rise in the general level of prices where a unit of currency buys less than it did in prior periods.
Source: The Pioneer
13 July 2019 - Daily Current Affairs
1. Reebok signs Katrina Kaif as its new brand ambassador
Fitness brand Reebok has announced Bollywood actor Katrina Kaif as its new brand ambassador in India.
This association would further Reebok's commitment to be the best fitness brand in India.
Katrina, who trains hard towards a fitter and better self each day, embodies the brand's ethos and is an inspiration for today's generation.
Reebok is an English footwear and apparel company, subsidiary of German sports giant Adidas (since 2005).
Reebok produces and distributes fitness, running and CrossFit sportswear including clothing and footwear.
2. Samsung joins hands with Paisabazaar.com to offer financial products
South Korean tech giant Samsung announced its partnership with Paisabazaar.com, an online marketplace for financial products in India.
Now, Paisabazaar.com will support Samsung Pay to provide users with a one-stop solution to their financial requirements.
Users can apply for credit cards and personal loans from the platform.
3. India lifted 271 million people out of poverty in 10 years: UN
According to MPI 2019 released by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative, India lifted 271 million people out of poverty between 2006 and 2016.
While in Bangladesh the number dropped by 19 million between 2004 and 2014,
In 101 countries (31 low income, 68 middle income and 2 high income), Around 1.3 billion people are "multidimensionally poor", including poor health, poor quality of work and the threat of violence.
The report underscored that the traditional concept of poverty is outdated, demonstrating more clearly than ever that labelling countries - or even households - as rich and poor is an oversimplification.
Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI):
The Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) was developed in 2010 by the Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) and the United Nations Development Programme.
It uses different factors to determine poverty beyond income-based lists.
It replaced the previous Human Poverty Index.
The global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) is an international measure of acute poverty covering over 100 developing countries.
Honour & Awards
4. Taylor Swift emerges as a highest-paid celebrity on Forbes Celebrity 100 list
Singer Taylor Swift has topped the Forbes' Celebrity 100 list and emerged as the highest-paid celebrity with her 2019 estimated earnings to be over USD 185 million.
This is the second time after 2016 that Swift has surpassed all the celebrities which makes her first music artist to outstrip others twice on the list, reported Variety.
Swift's 2018 'Reputation' tour became the highest-grossing tour in the US history collecting over USD 266.1 million.
Other celebrities on the list include beauty mogul, Kylie Jenner leading the list at No. 2 with estimated earnings of USD 170 million and Kanye West who stood at No.3 with earning over USD 150 million.
5. Former Bengal leg-spin great Soumendranath Kundu passes away
Former Bengal and Railway leg-spinner Soumendranath Kundu (77-years) passed away in Kolkata.
Kundu was bestowed with the Lifetime Achievement award by the Cricket Association of Bengal in 2013-14.
Kundu took 127 wickets in 30 First-Class matches between 1958-59 and 1968-69. He also took 10 wickets in a match thrice.
6. Army International Scout Masters Competition
The fifth edition of International Army Scout Masters Competition is being held at Jaisalmer Military Station under the aegis of Southern Command of Indian Army.
The competition is a part of International Army Games and consists of five stages of competitions which will be conducted over a period of nine days from 06 August 2019 to 14 August 2019 at Jaisalmer, Rajasthan.
It is the first time that India has got an opportunity to host and participate in this prestigious event.
Elite teams from eight participating countries including India will undergo a gruelling experience
The other seven countries are Armenia, Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Russia, Uzbekistan and Zimbabwe.
7. India to host 14th Conference of Parties
According to Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change Prakash Javadekar, India is set to host the 14th Conference of the Parties (COP). (from 02 to 13 September)
The global conference will be hosted at India Expo Mart Limited in Greater Noida.
As many as 197 countries are expected to participate in the conference.
The 14th session of COP will stress on three crucial issues - desertification, land degradation and drought,"
Source: DD News
8. The union Government issues fresh bid document for strategic disinvestment in Pawan Hans
The Union Government issued a fresh bid document for strategic disinvestment in Pawan Hans (fleet of 43 helicopters).
According to Preliminary Information Memorandum (PIM), union Government has in-principle decided to disinvestment its entire equity shareholding of 51% in Pawan Hans Ltd (PHL) by way of strategic disinvestment to investors along with transfer of management control.
ONGC has also decided, that it shall sell its entire shareholding of 49 per cent in PHL, at the same derived price per share and on the same terms and conditions.
The government holds 51% stake in Pawan Hans, the remaining 49% stake is with Oil and Natural gas Corporation (ONGC).
The PIM document stated that in the case of the consortium also, the combined net worth of all the members of the consortium should be 350 crore rupees.
The last date for submission of Expression of Interest (EoI) is 22nd August and intimation to the short-listed bidder is 12th September.
Know About Pawan Hans:
Pawan Hans Limited (Mini Ratna -I category PSU) is a helicopter service based in New Delhi, India.
The operations are based at the Juhu Aerodrome in Vile Parle (West), Mumbai.
On the 12th of January 2017, the Government of India approved the privatization of Pawan Hans.
9. Vihaan Networks signs a pact with Vietnam to develop digital villages
Telecom equipment and solutions provider Vihaan Networks Ltd (VNL) has inked a pact with Vietnam to offer solutions for advancing rural connectivity by developing digital villages in Vietnam.
Embassy of Vietnam has identified 150 remote villages, spread over six provinces to roll out mobile and broadband services in the first phase of its Digital Village programme, in partnership with VN.
10. ICSI launches UDIN to improve corporate governance
The Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) has rolled out an initiative in the form of a Unique Document Identification Number (UDIN) in to pursue a heightened sense of self-governance and strengthen the practising side of company secretaries.
UDIN will provide ease of maintaining a register of attestation and certification services.
The initiative will also enable stakeholders and regulators to verify genuinely of documents signed or certified by company secretaries in practice.
11. Indian delegation attends Global Conference on Media Freedom in London
The UK government has committed 18 million pounds towards improving media freedom across the world and announced the creation of a new Global Media Defence Fund.
UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt made the announcement at the first Global Conference for Media Freedom in London.
The Conference the first of its kind, was also attended by Prasar Bharati Chairman A Surya Prakash, Member of Parliament Swapan Das Gupta and Kanchan Gupta, Member, Press Council.
12. Delhi Police reunited 333 children with their families this year under 'Operation Milap'
Under Operation Milap this year, The Delhi Police's crime branch has reunited 333 children with their families after they separated from their parents.
Under this project, the Anti Human Trafficking Unit (AHTU) of the Delhi Police develops information, rescues the trafficked or kidnapped person and arrests the kidnapper.
The 'Operation Milap' is carried out by the crime branch's 'Anti Human Trafficking Unit' (AHTU).
The children were reunited as part of the crime branch's 'Operation Milap' (an initiative that began in 2014) has helped over 4,300 children so far.
Source: The Hindustan Times
13. Gujarat to develop Centres of Excellence for skill development in the aviation Industry
According to Captain Ajay Chauhan (Director of Civil Aviation- Government of Gujarat), Gujarat Government will develop Centers of Excellence for skill development in the Aviation industry.
The Gujarat government is focusing on identifying land which can be used for the future growth of airports.
The state government is tying up with Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) and Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and National Cadet Corps (NCC) to bring up new courses and new aviation institutes, where youth can get training.
The state government is also focusing on Maintenance, Repair and Operations (MRO).
Such facility is already available in Ahmedabad and similar centres will be set up in Rajkot and Ankleshwar.
The one-day power-packed conclave held in Ahmedabad.
It was jointly organized by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) in association with Gujarat State Aviation Infrastructure Company Limited, Dholera Industrial City Development Limited and Airports Authority of India.
14. Rajghat thermal plant to make way for solar park
The Delhi government has announced that the Rajghat thermal power plant will be officially shut and turned into a solar park.
A 5,000 KW of solar power will be produced at the 45-acre plant site.
Rajghat thermal power plant (coal-based plant), whose current units were commissioned in 1989, has been lying in a shutdown mode from 2014.
Books & Author
15. Devika Sethi pens books titled 'War over Words: Censorship in India, 1930-1960'
The book named "War over Words: Censorship in India, 1930-1960" has been authored by Devika Sethi.
This book recovers narrates and interrogates the history of censorship of publications in India over three crucial decades – encompassing the Gandhian anti-colonial movement, the Second World War, Partition, and the early years of Independent India.
Devika Sethi teaches modern Indian history at IIT-Mandi, Himachal Pradesh.
The book has been published by Cambridge University Press.
16. Over 2000 sporting talents identified for support under Khelo India Scheme
According to Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju, a Total number of two thousand 437 sporting talents have been identified for support under the Khelo India Scheme.
Under the scheme, the government provides financial assistance of about five lakh rupees per annum for a period of eight years.
The Khelo India programme has been introduced to revive the sports culture in India at the grass-root level by building a strong framework for all sports played in our country and establish India as a great sporting nation.
Khelo India Scheme is the national level multidisciplinary grassroots games in India held for two categories, namely under-17 years school students and under-21 college students.
1. Vikas Swarup appointed Secretary of Overseas Indian Affairs
According to an order issued by the Personnel Ministry, Senior diplomat Vikas Swarup (1986-batch officer-Indian Foreign Service) has been appointed as Secretary, (consular, passport, visa and Overseas Indian Affairs) in the External Affairs Ministry,
His appointment will come into effect from August 1, 2019.
Currently, Mr. Swarup is India's High Commissioner to Canada.
The Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs (MOIA) was a ministry of the Government of India, dedicated to all matters relating to the Indian diaspora around the world
The MOIA was merged with the Ministry of External Affairs on 7th January 2016.
2. Election notification issued for Vellore Lok Sabha seat
Notification for the election of Vellore Parliamentary Constituency (in Tamil Nadu) was issued by the Election Commission of India.
Vellore was the only seat that did not go for polling in the whole country during the General Elections.
During the recent General Elections, polling to the seat was rescinded following a huge haul of money by the Income Tax authorities that were hoarded purportedly for distribution to the voters.
Nominations date: 18th July 2019.
Polling date: 5th of August.
Counting of votes: 9th August.
3. Govt task force to draw up USD 110-bn mobile export business blueprint
The Union Government will set up a secretary-level task force to figure out how to create a USD 110-billion mobile phone export business from India.
The task force will be headed by NITI Aayog Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Amitabh Kant.
The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) has suggested the secretaries should form a policy that eliminates India's weakness vis-à-vis other Asian countries.
The current global market for mobile handsets and their components of about USD 485 billion.
Almost all these exports are concentrated among the top five companies from their manufacturing bases strewn around China, South Korea, and Vietnam.
The National Policy on Electronics 2019 has set a manufacturing target at USD 400 billion by 2025.
To put those numbers into perspective, India's total exports of all goods was $330 billion in FY19, a growth of 8.75 per cent YoY.
Source: Business Standard
4. Delhi Based Isha Kanth Selected for ICJ Internship Programme
Delhi girl Isha Kanth (20-year) has been selected for the prestigious two-month internship at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) based at The Hague.
Only two law students from across the world get selected for this internship programme.
Currently, Isha Kanth pursuing a bachelor's degree in Law from the Queen Mary University of London.
The ICJ (the principal judicial organ of the United Nations) offers internships for one to three months to students and young professionals who are in the early stages of their careers.
The interns get an opportunity to put their knowledge and experience into practice while performing certain tasks for the Court under the supervision of registry officials.
5. India-ASEAN Troika Trade Ministers' meeting in New Delhi
India - ASEAN Troika Trade Ministers' meeting was held in New Delhi for informal consultation on the ongoing Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP).
India looks at RCEP as a logical extension of its Act East Policy and it holds enormous potential for economic growth and stability for the entire region.
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) is a proposed free trade agreement (FTA) between the ten member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam) and the six Indo-Pacific states (China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia and New Zealand).
Source: PIB
6. Uttarakhand to get Asia's first six sigma Institute of Mountain Medicines & high-altitude rescue
According to Trivendra Singh Rawat (Uttarakhand Chief Minister), Asia's first Six Sigma Institute of Mountain Medicines and High-Altitude Rescue will be established at Rudraprayag in Uttarakhand.
The institute would train armed forces as well as para-military personnel in Mountain Medicines.
The mountain institute will be Specialised healthcare, advance education and Rescue Training in the state.
7. President Kovind to be on a four-day visit to TN, AP
President Ram Nath Kovind will be on a four-day visit to Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh from today.
The President will present Doctor of Laws degree to former Chief Justice of India (CJI) Justice (Retd) P. Sathasivam (Governor of Kerala).
He will also present the degree to Justice Sharad Arvind Bobde (Supreme Court judge) and Justice Vijaya Kamlesh Tahilramani (Chief Justice of Madras High Court) at a special convocation of the Tamil Nadu Dr Ambedkar Law University in Chennai.
The President will visit the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota and witness the launch of Chandrayaan-2 lunar mission being undertaken by the ISRO.
8. India, EU hold high-level talks on migration, mobility
The 5th India-EU High-Level Dialogue on Migration and Mobility was held in New Delhi.
External Affairs Ministry said in a release said the discussion was held in a highly friendly and constructive spirit.
It encompassed a wide range of issues of mutual interest in the context of migration and mobility along the India-EU corridor.
Both sides reaffirmed that migration and mobility are important dimensions of the strategic partnership between India and EU and exchanged views on further initiatives and steps aimed at realizing the full potential of further strengthening cooperation in this area.
9. India-US trade talks restart in New Delhi today
India and US trade negotiators will hold talks in New Delhi to discuss bilateral and economic issues.
The US delegation is being led by Assistant U.S. Trade Representative for South and Central Asia, Christopher Wilson.
The Indian side is being led by Additional Secretary level officer from Commerce and Industries Ministry.
This would be the first meeting on trade issues after the meeting of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with US President Donald Trump in Japan on the sidelines of the G20 summit.
The visiting USTR delegation will also call on Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal.
10. World's Largest Movable Metal Dome Unveiled in Ukraine
The world's largest movable metal structure has been unveiled as the covering for the destroyed reactor at Ukraine's Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
Volodymyr Zelenskiy (President of Ukraine) along with his European partners formally inaugurated a new metal dome called as New Safe Confinement.
The new Safe Confinement shelters the remains of the Reactor No. 4 of Chernobyl nuclear power plant that exploded and burned on April 26, 1986.
The 1.7 billion was paid through a special fund launched by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and sponsored by 45 countries.
Source: News Week
11. UBS pegs down GDP growth to 6.7%, rules out revival this year
According to Swiss brokerage firm UBS, India's GDP growth rate for FY20 (2019-20) predicted at 6.7%.
This is 20 bps less than its earlier prediction of 6.9%.
As per UBS, India's GDP growth rate in FY19 was 6.8%.
The brokerage expects the Reserve Bank to ease the policy rate by another 75 basis points as against its previous forecast 25 basis points in FY20.
The lack of fiscal impetus in the budget opens the door for higher monetary easing than market expectations.
Source: Money Control
12. PAN not linked to Aadhaar card will become invalid from 1st September 2019
The Union government will invalidate all PAN cards that are not linked to Aadhaar by 1st September 2019.
To validate and continue using the existing PAN cards, citizens will have to link them to Aadhaar.
A person will be permitted to use Aadhaar instead for filing returns and while making other high-value transactions, specified under the Income Tax Act.
At present 180 out of the existing 400 million PAN cards are not linked to Aadhaar.
The Budget fine print also reveals the amended I-T Act would put the onus on the person receiving any document relating to specified high-value transactions or tax returns, to ensure that the PAN or the Aadhaar number are duly quoted, and as importantly "authenticated".
13. ICC World Cup: England beat Australia by 8 wickets to enter Final
In the ICC Cricket World Cup, England stormed into the final after beating defending champions Australia by eight wickets in the second semi-final at Birmingham, UK.
Electing to bat first, five-time world champions Australia were bowled out for 223 in 49 overs.
England chased down the victory target of 224 runs in 32.1 overs.
Now, England will face New Zealand in the final at Lord's on Sunday.
14. Dutee Chand bags Gold medal in 100-metres event at World Universiade
India's sprinter Dutee Chand (23-years) has clinched a Gold medal in the 100-metre dash event at the World Universiade at Napoli in Italy.
She clocked 11.32 seconds as she led the race from start to finish.
Del Ponte of Switzerland won the Silver, while German Lisa Kwayie took home the Bronze.
With the Gold, Dutee has become the first Indian woman track and field athlete to win the coveted yellow metal at the event.
Now, she is the only second Indian sprinter to win a Gold in a global event after 19-year old Hima Das.
Hima Das had clinched the top spot in the 400-metres race in the World Junior Athletics Championships last year.
15. Indian Weightlifters win four gold in Commonwealth C'ships in Samoa
In Weightlifting, Youth Olympics gold medallist 'Jeremy Lalrinnunga' (16-years) smashed three records in a power-packed performance but failed to register a clean and jerk lift on day three at the Commonwealth Championships in Apia, Samoa.
In a remarkable performance Jeremy, competing in the 67 kg category, obliterated the Youth World, Asian and Commonwealth records in the snatch category with a lift of 136 kgs.
Other Indian lifters continued the impressive show by winning four golds, two silvers and a bronze.
Achinta Sheuli lifted a total of 305 kgs to win the senior and junior men's 73kg gold.
In the women's 76kg category, Manpreet Kaur lifted 207 kg to clinch the gold medal.
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GK/GA Questions Asked in ESIC UDC Prelims 2019 (All Shifts)
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ESIC UDC preliminary exam 2019 has been over. Aspiring candidates must be enthusiastically waiting for the General Awareness Questions. So guys here are the most awaited GA Questions which were asked in ESIC UDC prelims 2019. These Questions will help you analyze your mistakes and rectify them in the upcoming exams.
The overall level of the ESIC UDC pre 2019 exam was of Easy-Moderate level. The examination pattern of both the shifts of ESIC UDC exam 2019 was almost similar. All the questions were based on the traditional pattern. Candidates were tested on two major aspects i.e. Speed & Accuracy.
GA Questions Asked in ESIC UDC Prelims (01st Shift)
Q1. Who is present Union Minister of External Affairs of India?
(a) Pratap Chandra Sarangi
(b) Ramesh Pokhriyal
(c) Ajit Doval
(d) Vijay Keshav Gokhale
(e) Subrahmanyam Jaishankar
Q2. The 2019 G20 summit was the 14th meeting of the G20, a forum of 19 countries and the EU that together represent most of the world economy. The 2019 G20 summit was held in-
(a) Saint Petersburg, Russia
(b) Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
(c) Beijing, China
(d) Osaka, Japan
(e) New Delhi, India
Q3. Who has won the ICC Award for Women's Cricketer of the Year?
(a) Bismah Maroof, Pakistan
(b) Dane van Niekerk, South Africa
(c) Smriti Mandhana, India
(d) Alyssa Healy, Australia
(e) Sophie Ecclestone, England
Q4. Bhakra Dam is a concrete gravity dam on the _____________________ River in Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh in northern India.
(a) Chenab River
(b) Sutlej River
(c) Jhelum River
(d) Beas River
(s) Ravi River
Q5. In which of the following country, the 2020 G20 summit will be be held on 21st–22nd November 2020?
(a) Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
(b) Saint Petersburg, Russia
Q6. Hawa Mahal is a palace in-
(a) Jaipur
(b) Nagpur
(c) Jodhpur
(d) Kanpur
(e) Bhagalpur
Q7. World No Tobacco Day is observed around the world every year on-
(a) 21st June
(b) 31st May
(c) 05th June
(d) 11th May
(e) 21st May
Q8. Iran, also called Persia, and officially the Islamic Republic of Iran, is a country in Western Asia. What is the capital city of Iran?
(a) Cairo
(b) Damascus
(c) Tehran
(d) Baghdad
(e) Ankara
Q9. Who is present Indian women's hockey team coach?
(a) Roelant Oltmans
(b) Dipsan Tirkey
(c) Gurjit Kaur
(d) Sjoerd Marijne
(e) Robert James Smith
Q10. Who was crowned Femina Miss India 2019?
(a) Vartika Singh
(b) Manushi Chhillar
(c) Shreya Shanker
(d) Pooja Chopra
(e) Suman Rao
Q11. Who has been appointed chief economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently?
(a) Iqbal Dhaliwal
(b) Gita Gopinath
(c) Viral Acharya
(d) Raghuram Rajan
(e) Arvind Subramanian
Q12. Who is present Indian men's hockey team coach?
(a) Sjoerd Marijne
(b) Roelant Oltmans
(c) Dipsan Tirkey
(d) Robert James Smith
(e) Graham Reid
Q13. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs is an Indian government ministry. It is primarily concerned with administration of the Companies Act 2013, the Companies Act 1956, the Limited Liability Partnership. Who is present Union Minister of Corporate Affairs?
(a) Nirmala Sitharaman
(b) Anurag Thakur
(c) Jagat Prakash Nadda
(d) Smriti Irani
(e) Poonam Mahajan
Q14. ___________________ an anti-satellite weapon ASAT is successful by targeting a live satellite in a low earth orbit.
(a) Mission Bal
(b) Mission Power
(c) Mission Urja
(d) Mission Shakti
(e) Mission Udan
Q15. Chennai Central railway station has been renamed after which famous personality?
(a) M Karunanidhi
(b) CN Annadurai
(c) MG Ramachandran
(d) Sivaji Ganesan
(e) MS Viswanathan
Q16. Name the Prime Minister/President, who had honoured with the highest civilian award of the Russian Federation through a Presidential decree recently?
(a) Dilma Rousseff, President of Brazil
(b) Edouard Charles Philippe, Prime Minister of France
(c) Shinzo Abe, Prime Minister of Japan
(d) Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India
(e) Prayuth Chan-ocha, Thailand's Prime Minister
Q17. India 2020: A Vision for the New Millennium is a book, written by-?
(a) APJ Abdul Kalam
(b) Pranab Mukherjee
(c) Atal Bihari Vajpayee
(d) Ram Nath Kovind
(e) Pratibha Patil
Q18. Jallianwala Bagh Massacre was on _____________ April and completed 100 Years Anniversary in 2019.
(a) 16th April
(b) 17th April
(c) 14th April
(d) 15th April
(e) 13th April
Q19. The government has approved distinctive _______________ licence plates for electric vehicles to encourage people to use electric vehicles.
(a) blue
(b) red
(c) green
(d) black
(e) white
Q20. Pandit Shivkumar Sharma is the most famous player of-
(a) Sarod
(b) Santoor
(c) Violins
(d) Tar
(e) Guitars
Q21. Description Rohan Bopanna is an Indian professional ___________ player.
(a) hockey
(b) badminton
(c) cricket
(d) football
(e) tennis
Q22. Dena Bank & Vijaya Bank merged in which bank?
(a) Indian Bank
(b) State Bank of India
(c) Punjab National Bank
(d) Bank of Baroda
(e) Union Bank of India
Q23. Neeraj Chopra is an Indian track and field athlete, who competes in the-
(a) archer
(b) shooting
(c) javelin throw
(d) snorkeling
(e) boxing
Q24. What is the currency of France?
(a) Rand
(b) Franc
(c) Ruble
(d) Peso
(e) Pound
Q25. Miss World 2019, will be the 69th edition of the Miss World, it will be held on December 14, 2019 in-
(a) UK
(b) India
(c) USA
(d) Russia
(e) Japan
GA Questions Asked in ESIC UDC Prelims (01st Shift - Solutions)
S1. Ans.(e)
S2. Ans.(d)
S3. Ans.(c)
S4. Ans.(b)
S5. Ans.(a)
S10. Ans.(e)
S11. Ans.(b)
S13. Ans.(a)
S14. Ans.(d)
S15. Ans.(c)
GA Questions Asked in ESIC UDC Prelims (02nd Shift)
Q1. Who is present Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh?
(a) Edappadi K Palanisamy
(b) HD Kumaraswamy
(c) K Chandrashekar Rao
(d) N Chandrababu Naidu
(e) YS Jaganmohan Reddy
Q2. The Supreme Court has appointed former apex court judge Justice ___________________ as the first court-appointed ombudsman for the BCCI under the terms of newly approved constitution of the cash rich cricket board.
(a) Dipak Misra
(b) Markandey Katju
(c) Jagdish Singh Khehar
(d) DK Jain
(e) TS Thakur.
Q3. Who is present Union Finance Minister of India?
(a) Jagat Prakash Nadda
(c) Nirmala Sitharaman
Q4. Which of the following is the Capital city of Andhra Pradesh?
(a) Visakhapatnam
(b) Amaravati
(c) Vijayawada
(d) Nellore
(e) Eluru
Q5. The Santosh Trophy is an association ___________________ knock-out competition contested by the regional state associations and government institutions.
(a) Football
(b) Cricket
(c) Tennis
(d) Badminton
(e) Hockey
Q6. What is the capital city of Egypt?
Q7. What is the currency of Austria?
(a) Pound
(b) Euro
(c) Dinar
(d) Franc
(e) Peso
Q8. Who is present Chairperson of Monetary Policy Committee (MPC)?
(a) SS Mundra
(b) Viral V Acharya
(c) Shaktikanta Das
(d) Urjit Patel
(e) Nirmala Sitharaman
Q9. The Rajya Sabha or Council of States is the upper house of the bicameral Parliament of India. Who is present Chairman of rajya sabha?
(a) Nitin Gadkari
(c) Ram Nath Kovind
(d) Venkaiah Naidu
(e) Rajnath Singh
Q10. How many Lok Sabha seats was won by Indian National Congress (INC) in 2019?
(a) 55
(b) 53
(c) 51
(d) 54
(e) 52
Q11. The UIDAI is mandated to assign a _________ digit unique identification (UID) number (termed "Aadhaar") to all the residents of India.
Q12. "I do what I Do" is a non-fiction book authored by-?
(a) P Chidambaram
(b) Urjit Patel
(c) Raghuram Rajan
(d) Arvind Subramanian
(e) Manmohan Singh
Q13. Which River is also called Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibetan language, originates on the Angsi Glacier located on the northern side of the Himalayas in Burang County of Tibet?
(a) Brahmaputra
(b) Yamuna
(c) Kosi
(d) Ganga
(e) Godavari
Q14. The Lokayukta is an anti-corruption ombudsman organization. The Lokayukta is an anti-corruption authority constituted at the __________ level.
(a) Block
(b) Central
(c) District
(d) Village
(e) State
Q15. Who has been chosen for the 'Yashwantrao Chavan National Award 2018' by Yashwantrao Chavan Prathisthan for his contribution to economic development?
(a) Raghuram Rajan
(c) P Chidambaram
Q16. Who has been named the goodwill ambassador of Team India at the Street Child Cricket World Cup (SCCWC)?
(a) Jhulan Goswami
(b) Mithali Raj
(c) Veda Krishnamurthy
(d) Harmanpreet Kaur
(e) Smriti Mandhana
Q17. Who has honoured by World book of Records London for being one of the most viewed stand-up Indian comedians?
(a) Johnny Lever
(b) Krishna Abhishek
(c) Ali Asgar
(d) Sunil Grover
(e) Kapil Sharma
Q18. Who is a Sarod player of India?
(a) Amjad Ali Khan
(b) Ravi Shankar
(c) Shivkumar Sharma
(d) Zakir Hussain
(e) Rajendra Prasanna
GA Questions Asked in ESIC UDC Prelims (02nd Shift - Solutions)


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Ep. 22: Lawyer & Interior Stylist- How Sara Rezvanpour Rose created her dream job as Creative Counsel at the Jungalow
Have you ever felt like you want something more but you don't know what you should do? Well, if so, this is the episode for you! Sara Rezvanpour Rose is a unicorn full of inspiration and provides so much wisdom for anyone stuck in a career they hate. Though she may not know it, her own path provides such clear guidance for how to approach finding your next gig. It includes: perseverance, hustle, creativity, courage, humility, and faith in yourself.
Sara is a graduate of UC Berkeley Law School and a former big law attorney. After being laid-off during a merger, Sara left big law to join her brother's small private practice law firm where she honed her entrepreneurial skills as well as her legal chops. However, after a couple of years, Sara still found herself unsatisfied in the gray world of the law. She quit, without having a plan, to find a career with more creativity.
After deciding that she wanted to be in the interior design space, Sara reached out to people in the industry, worked for free, and hustled her way into a dream internship with renowned interior designer, Justina Blackeney. From that internship, Sara created her own dream position at Justina's business, the Jungalow.
Sara is now Creative Counsel at Jungalow, a bohemian lifestyle brand & home decor online shop. She left the gray world of law in search of color, creativity, and a place where she could be her wild self! Now she spends her days creating spaces that she hopes inspire a sense of magic in people's hearts & homes. She also negotiates contracts, and still does lawerly things but in a much more fun & chill setting.
Here is what we chat about in this episode:
Why she felt morally obligated to go to law school
Why she felt like she didn't belong in law school
How she ultimately decided to walk away from a traditional law practice
How she figured out what her next step would be after law
How she hustled her way into her dream job at Jungalow
How she now spends her days doing part legal work and part interior design.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Women Who Run with the Wolves, by Clarissa Pinkola Estes
Big Magic, by Elizabeth Gilbert
Magic Lessons, by Elizabeth Gilbert
Where to find Sara:
Instagram:@sararezrose
Jungalow Instagram: @thejungalow
Website:shop.jungalow.com
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Report: Religious Freedom Under Serious Assault
Posted on May 4, 2016 by Susan Brinkmann
A new report released this week by the U. S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) finds that religious freedom worldwide "has been under serious and sustained assault" since their 2015 report.
"By any measure, religious freedom abroad has been under serious and sustained assault since the release of our commission's last Annual Report in 2015," the report said. "From the plight of new and longstanding prisoners of conscience, to the dramatic rise in the numbers of refugees and internally displaced persons, to the continued acts of bigotry against Jews and Muslims in Europe, and to the other abuses detailed in this report, there was no shortage of attendant suffering worldwide."
According to CNSNews.com, USCIRF Chairman Robert George told reporters in a conference call on Monday that "things have not improved and in some places things have gotten worse."
"At best in most of the countries we cover, religious freedom conditions have failed to improve in any serious or demonstrable way. At worst, they've spiraled downward."
The Commission is once again asking the U.S. State Department to designate Pakistan as a "country of particular concern," or CPC, under the International Religious Freedom Act (IRFA).
The U.S. Department of State defines countries of particular concern as those nations that engage in, or tolerate, particularly severe violations of religious freedom where the abuses are "egregious, ongoing, and systematic." These abuses include torture, degrading treatment or punishment, prolonged detention without charges, abduction or clandestine detention, or other flagrant denial of the right to life, liberty or the security of persons.
Designation as a CPC results in the imposition of sanctions.
Thus far, the CPC list includes Burma, China, Eritrea, Iran, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.
The Commission believes Pakistan belongs on this list due to its discriminatory "blasphemy law" which has been used to target religious minorities such as Christians. The unjust law has resulted in scores of prosecutions and imprisonments.
In addition, the Easter Sunday bombing in Lahore which killed 72 and injured 320, which was aimed at Christians celebrating the holiday, is just another example of the hardships being endured by the faithful in that country while the government does little to protect them.
"The government's failure to provide adequate protection for likely targets of such violence or prosecute perpetrators has created a deep rooted climate of impunity," the Commission reports.
The report also cites the country's discriminatory content against minorities in provincial textbooks which remains a significant concern, as are reports of forced conversions and marriages of Christian and Hindu girls and women.
The Commission is also asking the government to designate seven other countries as countries of particular concern: Central African Republic, Egypt, Iraq, Nigeria, Syria, Tajikistan, and Vietnam.
The USCIRF also noted religious freedom issues in Western Europe, including an increase in anti-Semitism.
"Despite the increasing police protection in places where European Jews congregate, the rise in anti-Semitism has produced an exponential rise in Jewish emigration from Europe," the report noted "with immigration to Israel from France increasing from less than 2,000 in 2012 to nearly 8,000 last year alone."
George told reporters that while rhetoric may seem positive in some of the nations covered in the report, "there has been a continued gap between the rhetoric of the regime and the reality on the ground."
He is calling upon the American people to get behind the cause for international religious freedom in order to prod the government into promoting this essential freedom in its foreign policy.
"Our interests and our values are really one. They're not two separate things," he said. "Protecting our interests does require advancing our values, including our belief in religious freedom.
"I think the more the American people get behind this, understand this, call on their own leaders to stand up for the cause, then our government will respond with greater attention to religious liberty issues in the formation and execution of our foreign policy," he concluded. "We believe that can do a lot of good."
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HRH Prince Nugzar's announces Intergovernmental Conference
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This year 2020 also marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of the father of HRH Prince Nugzar. Batonishvili Peter was a celebrated poet who
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This year 20202 marks the 300 Year Anniversary of King Erekle II's birthday, which shall be memorialized by the Royal Family through events and special