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Month: September 2024

  • PM Modi’s US Visit: India Signs Three Key IPEF Agreements Ahead Of Quad Summit | world news

    India has signed three Key agreements under the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Delaware, USA. These agreements, focusing on the pillars of Clean Economy, Fair Economy, and an overarching IPEF administrative framework, were finalized on Saturday in the presence of the Prime Minister, who is on a three-day trip to the US for the Quad Summit, according to a statement from the Commerce Ministry.

    IPEF Framework

    Launched on May 23, 2022, in Tokyo, the IPEF is an initiative aimed at enhancing economic cooperation and engagement among its 14 member countries. The framework is structured around four key pillars: Trade (Pillar I), Supply Chain Resilience (Pillar II), Clean Economy (Pillar III), and Fair Economy (Pillar IV). India’s recent signing builds upon its earlier ratification of the Supply Chain Resilience agreement (Pillar II) in February 2024. With this, India remains an observer in Pillar I but is now fully engaged in the Clean and Fair Economy agreements.

    Clean Economy Agreement

    According to the Commerce Ministry, the Clean Economy agreement, a major component of India’s IPEF commitments, seeks to foster technical cooperation, capacity building, workforce development, and research collaborations. The goal is to accelerate clean energy transitions, enhance climate resilience, and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions among IPEF partners. This agreement also facilitates investments and project financing, including concessional financing for joint collaborative projects, particularly targeting micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).

    The agreement will help integrate Indian companies into global value chains, especially in the Indo-Pacific region. Activities under this framework will include Cooperative Work Programmes, an IPEF Catalytic Capital Fund, and the IPEF Accelerator to catalyze clean energy investments.

    Fair Economy Agreement

    India also signed the Fair Economy agreement, which aims to create a more transparent and predictable trade and investment environment across the Indo-Pacific. The agreement promotes collaboration to combat corruption, enhance tax transparency, and improve tax administration across member states.

    This pact focuses on strengthening cross-border investigations, facilitating asset recovery, and sharing information to fight bribery, money laundering, and terror financing. The Commerce Ministry highlighted that the agreement supports India’s ongoing efforts in these areas, including domestic resource mobilization. The agreement also emphasizes the importance of technical assistance and capacity building (TACB) initiatives to bolster anti-corruption measures and improve tax systems.

    Overarching IPEF Agreement

    An additional overarching agreement was signed to establish a high-level political oversight mechanism at the ministerial level. This agreement aims to ensure the effective implementation of various IPEF commitments by providing general guidance and establishing forums for ongoing ministerial discussions on emerging issues. The agreement is expected to help India enhance its productive capacity, integrate further into global supply chains, and encourage innovation, aligning with the country’s vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India).

    Furthermore, the inaugural IPEF Investor Forum, held in Singapore in June 2024, identified priority infrastructure projects worth USD 23 billion, with India accounting for USD 4 billion of potential investments in renewable energy companies. Additionally, the United States International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) committed USD 1.5 billion to support India’s energy transition, climate investments, and digital inclusion efforts.

  • CG News: A young man died due to a krait bite, his family members also burned the snake alive in the same pyre, watch the video

    CG News: Manoj Yadav. A young man died in Korba, Chhattisgarh due to a krait bite. After this, the family members gave a painful death to the krait as well. The villagers burned the krait alive on the funeral pyre of the young man who died due to the krait bite.

    Common Krait is in the top-4 list of poisonous snakes found in India. Experts say that this snake is so poisonous that a person dies in just a few hours after being bitten by it. The person who is bitten by this snake does not even ask for water. Common Krait is a species which is five times more poisonous than a cobra. It is also called a silent killer. When the Common Krait attacks, it feels like an ant has bitten. Its bite does not cause pain. That is why most people do not know that a snake has bitten.

    According to the information, Mansa Ram Rathia’s family lives in Baigamar village of Kartala in Korba. He has a wife and two sons who are feeding themselves and their families by farming. On Saturday night, after having dinner, everyone went to sleep in their respective rooms. His 22-year-old son Digeshwar Rathia went to sleep in his room and was sleeping on the cot with a mosquito net. At night, a poisonous krait snake entered the mosquito net and bit his leg. He got hurt and when he got up from the bed, he saw the snake wrapped around the mosquito net. He immediately got up and informed his family members about this, where he was immediately taken to the District Medical College Hospital where he died during treatment on Sunday morning.

    The deceased’s father Mansa Ram said that the deceased was the eldest son of the family and along with studying, he used to help in farming. Meanwhile, District Hospital Chowki Incharge Dawood Kujur said that the statement of the deceased’s family members has been recorded where it has been said that he was bitten by a snake and further action is underway.

    After the snakebite, the villagers somehow caught the snake and kept it in a basket. After getting the post-mortem done from the District Medical College, they reached home. After this, they reached Muktidham to perform the last rites of the young man as per the rituals, where the villagers tied the poisonous snake with a rope and took it to Muktidham with the help of a stick and burnt it in a burning pyre.

  • 75% Of Users Say They’ll Stop Using UPI If THIS Happens: Find Out The Reason Here |

    New Delhi: Around 75 per cent UPI users will stop using it if any transaction charge is levied on the service, a survey by Localcircles said on Sunday. The survey found that 38 per cent of users make over 50 per cent of their payment transactions via UPI instead of debit, credit or any other form of digital transaction.

    “Only 22 per cent UPI users surveyed are willing to bear a transaction fee on payments, 75 per cent of respondents stated that they will stop using UPI if a transaction fee is introduced,” the survey said. The survey comprising three broad areas claims to have received 42,000 responses from 308 districts but the number of replies on each question varied.The questions regarding transaction fee on UPI received 15,598 responses.

    The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) posted a record 57 per cent rise in the volume of transactions and 44 per cent rise in value in the 2023-24 fiscal year, compared to the previous fiscal year.  For the first time UPI transactions crossed 100 billion and closed at 131 billion in a financial year, compared to 84 billion in 2022-23. In value terms, it touched Rs 199.89 trillion, compared to Rs 139.1 trillion, the report said. 

    The survey found 37 per cent of respondents shared UPI transaction accounts for more than 50 per cent of their total payment in value terms.”With UPI rapidly becoming an integral part of nearly 4 in 10 consumers, there is strong resistance to any kind of direct or indirect transaction charges being imposed. 

    LocalCircles will escalate the findings of this survey with the Ministry of Finance and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) so that the pulse of the UPI user is taken into account before any MDR charges are permitted,” the survey report said.The survey was conducted online between July 15 to September 20.

  • Chennai Test: Rohit Sharma’s 4 weapons that blew Bangladesh away, 2 wreaked havoc with ball and bat

    Chennai Test: India has won the Chennai Test played between India and Bangladesh by 280 runs. Bangladesh team, which came out to chase the target of 515 runs on the fourth day of the match, was reduced to 234 runs. With this victory, India has taken a 1-0 lead in the series. Now the second test of the series will start from 27 September in Kanpur. The biggest contribution for India in the Chennai Test was of R Ashwin, who scored a century and took 6 wickets and became a hero. Apart from him, there are three more players who performed well in this match and stunned the opposing team.

    Team India’s 4 hero of victory: R Ashwin- 113 runs and 6 wickets

    Team India was the real hero. Both Bangladeshi bowlers and batsmen looked helpless in front of Ashwin. When India’s top order collapsed in the first innings, Ashwin took charge and scored 113 runs in 133 balls. On the basis of his innings, the Indian team reached a good condition. Ashwin did wonders with the ball in the second innings and broke the back of the opposition team by taking 6 wickets. On the basis of this performance, Ashwin played an important role in defeating the visiting team in a one-sided manner.

    Ravindra Jadeja, 86 runs and 5 wickets

    He did wonders with the bat in the first innings. He shared a 200-run partnership with Ashwin. Jadeja was dismissed after scoring 86 runs in 124 balls. He hit 10 fours and 2 sixes. He also took 2 wickets in the first innings. After this, he took 3 wickets in the second innings. Due to this excellent performance of Jadeja, Bangladesh team remained on the backfoot in the match.

    Rishabh Pant, 109 runs

    Rishabh Pant played a brilliant innings of 39 runs in the first innings and then 109 runs in the second innings for India and played an important role in giving the team a lead of 500 runs. He took good care of the bowlers of the opposing team and won everyone’s heart by batting fearlessly. Pant also looked good in wicketkeeping.

    Shubman Gill, 119 not out

    Even though Gill could not open his account in the first innings, he made up for it in the second innings. Gill went to open with Rohit Sharma and remained unbeaten till the end. He scored 119 runs in the second innings. Which included 10 fours and 4 stormy sixes. Gill’s batting took India to the target of 515 runs.

  • Fox terror in Chhattisgarh, more than 8 people injured in Khudiya area…

    Sandeep Singh Thakur, Lormi. A fox attacked 8 to 10 people last night in a village near the forest of Khudiya forest area of ​​Mungeli forest division. The people injured in the attack have been admitted to the hospital for treatment. Read this also: Chhattisgarh: Sarpanches of 62 panchayats blocked the roads, protesters adamant on these demands

    These days, cases of nuisance caused by wild animals are being reported from villages near the forests of Khudiya and Lormi forest area. In a village near the forests of Khudiya forest area, a fox has made villagers its prey. Confirming the incident, Khudiya Ranger Christopher Kujur said that the injured have been admitted to a 50-bed hospital for treatment, where continuous monitoring is being done.

    After this incident, there is an atmosphere of panic among the villagers. There is a lot of concern especially for the small children who keep playing outside the house. Understanding the situation, the forest department is making announcements in the village and appealing to the people to be cautious.

  • Tirupati Laddoo Row: YSRCP’s Jagan Reddy Calls Naidu ‘Pathological Liar’, Seeks PM Modi’s Intervention |

    Tirupati Laddoo Row: Former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and YSR Congress chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy on Sunday wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking his intervention in the controversy pertaining to animal fat allegedly being found in Tirupati temple laddoos. He said that attempts are being made by Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu to irreparably tarnish the sanctity, integrity, and reputation of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD).

    In an eight page letter addressed to PM Modi, Reddy dubbed the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister as a “habitual liar” and alleged that CM Naidu has stooped so low as to hurt the beliefs of crores of people purely for political objectives.

    “Attempts are being made by the Chief Minister Mr. Chandrababu Naidu, to irreparably tarnish the sanctity, integrity, and reputation of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams. Lord Venkateshwara has crores of Hindu devotees not just in India but across the globe, and if the delicate situation is not handled carefully, these lies could precipitate a widespread agony, having far-reaching consequences on various fronts,” the letter read.

    “Chandrababu Naidu a pathological and habitual liar has stooped so low as to seriously hurt the beliefs of crores of people purely for political objectives…It is imperative that Mr Naidu be reprimanded in severest way for his shameless act of spreading lies and the truth be… pic.twitter.com/LiYyUUeVXg
    — ANI (@ANI) September 22, 2024

    Reddy also said that Naidu be reprimanded in the severest way and the truth be brought to light. “Chandrababu Naidu, a pathological and habitual liar, has stooped so low as to seriously hurt the beliefs of crores of people purely for political objectives… It is imperative that Mr. Naidu be reprimanded in the severest way for his shameless act of spreading lies and the truth be brought to light. This would allay the suspicions that Mr. Naidu has created in the minds of crores of Hindu devotees and restore the faith in the sanctity of the TTD,” Reddy’s letter read. 

    The letter came days after the controversy pertaining to the Tirupati temple laddoos erupted after Andhra Pradesh CM Naidu claimed that the previous YSRCP government did not even spare Sri Venkateswara temple and used substandard ingredients and animal fat for making laddus.

    Later, TTD Executive Officer J. Shyamala Rao, in a press conference, said lab tests had revealed the presence of animal fat and lard in chosen samples, and the board is in the process of blacklisting the contractor who supplied “adulterated” ghee. 

    Detailing the process undertaken at Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD), the custodian of the super-rich shrine of Sri Venkateswara Swamy, for accepting ghee, in an eight page letter, Jagan alleged that Naidu’s actions lowered not only the stature of CM but also that of everyone in public life, the sanctity of TTD and its practices.

    “Sir, the entire country looks to you at this crucial juncture. It is very imperative that Mr Naidu be reprimanded in the severest way for his shameless act of spreading lies and the truth be brought to light. Sir, this would help allay the suspicions that Mr Naidu has created in the minds of crores of Hindu devotees and restore their faith in sanctity of TTD,” Reddy wrote in his letter.

    Explaining the sequence of events, he said it is crucial to note that the ghee allegedly adulterated was rejected and not allowed to enter the premises of TTD. However, Naidu, with malafide intention, raised the issue at a political party meeting on September 18.

    In the letter, the former Andhra Pradesh CM also claimed that the new government has failed on all fronts with respect to the fulfillment of the commitments made to the voters prior to the elections, and CM Naidu is spreading lies to divert attention from his failures. 
           
    “The new Government has failed on all fronts with respect to the fulfillment of the commitments made to the electorate prior to the elections. The new Government could not even pass the general budget for the current financial year fearing that the appropriations to be made would expose Mr. Naidu’s insincerity towards his election promises and would result in backlash from the people of the State. The people of the State lost trust on the abilities of Mr. Naidu. Mindful of this and for purposes of diverting the people’s attention from his failures, Mr. Naidu had spread blatant lies against the practices of the TTD.”

  • IYC President: Uday Bhanu Chib becomes National President of Indian Youth Congress, will replace BV Srinivas, order issued

    New Delhi. Youth Congress leader Udaybhanu Chib has been appointed as the new national president of the organization. Chib has previously been the former president and national general secretary of Jammu and Kashmir Youth Congress. His appointment is expected to bring new direction and energy to the Youth Congress.

    Let us tell you that before this, 43-year-old BV Srinivas was the President of Youth Congress. He was handling the responsibility of the President of Youth Congress for a long time.

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  • BREAKING: Truck carrying CRPF soldiers lost control and overturned in a ghat, 20 soldiers were on board, 3 injured

    Jagdalpur. Today, a truck full of CRPF jawans went out of control and overturned at Bastanar Ghat. There were 20 jawans in the truck during the accident, out of which 3 jawans suffered minor injuries. The injured jawans were treated at Geedam Hospital. These jawans were from 74,223,171 battalion and were going from Dornapal to Barsoor.

    The matter of relief is that the condition of all the soldiers is normal, and they have been sent to Barsoor in another CRPF vehicle.

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  • IND vs BAN: Ashwin And Jadeja Star As India Thrashes Bangladesh By 280 Runs In First Test | cricket news

    IND vs BAN: India secured a commanding win in the first Test against Bangladesh, taking a 1-0 lead in the two-match series at MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja once again proved their worth with the bat and ball, leading India to a dominant performance that outclassed the visitors in all departments.

    Ashwin Jadeja Rescue Act: India Posts 376 Despite Early Collapse

    Inserted to bat on a seam-friendly deck, India found themselves in a precarious position at 144/6. Ravichandran Ashwin then walked in and transformed the innings with a positive approach. He scored his sixth Test century and partnered with Ravindra Jadeja in a crucial 199-run stand that shifted the momentum back in India’s favour. Ashwin’s fluent 100-plus innings and Jadeja’s steady contribution helped India post a formidable total of 376.

    Bangladesh’s Batting Falters: India Dominates with the Ball

    In reply, Bangladesh’s innings crumbled under pressure, getting bowled out for just 149 in under two sessions. The only highlight of their batting was a fifty-run stand between Shakib Al Hasan and Litton Das. India’s bowlers, led by Ashwin and supported by Jadeja, maintained tight lines and consistently challenged the batters. Ashwin’s clever variations and Jadeja’s relentless accuracy ensured Bangladesh never found any rhythm.

    India Sets Mammoth Target: Pant and Gill Shine with Centuries

    Choosing not to enforce the follow-on, India batted again with intent. Centuries from Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill powered India to declare their second innings at 287/4, setting Bangladesh an improbable target of over 500 runs. Pant, continuing his sublime form, scored a spectacular 109, while Gill’s unbeaten 119 further compounded Bangladesh’s woes.

    Final Day Collapse: Spin Duo Rips Through Bangladesh

    Bangladesh started their chase positively, with their openers putting together a fifty-run partnership. However, four late wickets on the previous day left them reeling at the start of the final day. Captain Najmul Hossain Shanto and Shakib Al Hasan showed resilience in the first hour, but the spin web cast by Ashwin and Jadeja proved too much.

    After the drinks break, Ashwin, the local favourite, broke the partnership, triggering a collapse. Bangladesh lost their last five wickets for just 29 runs, collapsing from 205/5 to 234 all out. Shanto top-scored with a gritty 82 but lacked support from the other end. Jadeja took three wickets, while Ashwin capped off a sensational match with a six-wicket haul to add to his century.

    Clinical India Takes 1-0 Lead

    India’s all-round performance outclassed Bangladesh, as the hosts dominated with both bat and ball. Ashwin and Jadeja’s contributions were pivotal in both innings, showcasing their value to the team. With this comprehensive win, India heads into the final Test with great confidence, while Bangladesh will look to regroup and make a comeback in the series decider.

    IND vs BAN: Match Summary

    – 1st innings: IND 376 all out (R Ashwin 113, R Jadeja 86, H Mahmud 5/83)

    – 1st innings: BAN 149 all out (S Al Hasan 32, M Hasan 27*, J Bumrah 4/50)

    – 2nd innings: IND 287/4 dec. (S Gill 119*, R Pant 109, M Hasan 2/103)

    – 2nd innings: BAN 234 all out (N Shanto 82, S Islam 35, R Ashwin 6/88)