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BSP Leader Mayawati address media : BJP are not concerned abt lower strata minority community. Nation masses has kept this outfit away from governance . BJP has got 31% votes and 2014 election has no majority votes . Policy laws for classes and is now pressing majority.
Nalanda University , Chancellor Mr Yeo has resigns .
Naresh Kumar Sagar with Mahesh Sagar and 6 others.
CM Haryana Int Gita Festival Dec 6 to 10 – 2016 at Kurukshetra
Debate : One Nation One Election at NMML New Delhi address by Suresh Prabhu SY Qureshi Shakti Sinha
Int festival Gita Dec 06 to Dec 10 2016
BJP bought land worth crores just before note ban
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catchnews.com – Bharatiya Janata Party bought land worth crores just before Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced his demonetisation policy. The party, in power at the Centre, bought several land parcels in Bihar…
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TRADERS TO ADOPT LESS CASH ECONOMY-DIGITAL PAYMENTS
TRADERS TO ADOPT LESS CASH ECONOMY-DIGITAL PAYMENTS
WILL BE INTENSIFIED
WILL BE INTENSIFIED
At a conference organised today by the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), traders declared readiness to adopt digital payments and that only last bridge remains to be crossed in realizing breadth of solutions available. The conference was attended by Mr. Amitabh Kant, CEO, NITI Aayog along with Mr. Ramesh Abhishek, Secretary, DIPP and Mr. Ajay Pandey, DG, UAIDI where both Mr. BC Bhartia, National President, CAIT and Mr. Praveen Khandelwal, Secretary General, CAIT assured the government that it is committed to lead the digital payments revolution in the country. Citing work done so far and over the last 2 years in partnership with global payments leader Mastercard, CAIT launched its exclusive website of promoting less cash and also a’Less Cash Manifesto’ wherein top priority CAIT has highlighted is for traders to be made aware of ‘HOW’ and ‘WHERE” these technological solutions can be accessed.
The CAIT has declared to organise a India Economic Summit on forthcoming 2nd and 3rd December at New Delhi on Digital Payments, Financial Inclusion and GST. Trade Leaders from different States, Economists, Technology providers, Banks, Financial Institutions and others will be attending the Summit.
Speaking at the Conference, Mr. Amitabh Kant said that the biggest economic revolution by demonitising will be successful only if digital payment system is adopted at mass level.Calling CAIT as a visionary organisation, he said that being the strongest national level traders body it must lead an aggressive national campaign for promotion of digital payment. Addressing the traders he said that “Jab Aap AAgey Badengey Tabhi Desh Aagey Badega”. Demonatisation will lead to cash less and digital economy.It will lead to increase in Bank deposits, structural weakness in banks will go, interest rates will fall and tax rates may also come down and will have no issue of counterfeit economy.
Mr. Ramesh Abhishek, Secretart, DIPP appealed to the traders that they have to adopt technology, digital payment system and doing business through e commerce. Dr. Ajay Pandey, DG, UAIDI said that thumb impression and Aadhar Card number will be the future mode of identification and will work for smooth transfer of funds.
Speaking at the occasion, Mr. Praveen Khandelwal said, “We realize India is a cash transacting friendly country. The biggest reason that this parallel cash economy has been able to thrive is that small traders, business owners have always shunned by banks owing to technicalities involved in opening an account, low penetration of banks and ATMs, low number & reluctance of banks to deploy/incentivise deployment of POS terminals, and large disproportionate concentration of POS terminals (estimated 70%) deployed in just Tier 1 cities. Although and as per publicly available data, 14 lakh merchants accept cards now, it is only logical to draw this comparison against aggressive wallet providers who claim to have few crores as registered merchants. Thus it is easy to conclude that a trader is comfortable learning about newer ways of technologies provided it is price sensitive and easy to use.”
According to Mr. BC Bhartia, “These days there are options available, both hardware and mobile based. While safest is to deploy POS terminals, technologies such as wallets (both open and semi-closed), QR code based and banking mobile apps have made it easy for traders to compare benefits against cost of accepting digital payments. What now remains and all thanks to Honorable Prime Minister and Finance Minister for making digital payments a true testament of Digital India, is for all ecosystem players such as banks, NBFCs, MFIs, fin-tech startups to on-board by educating traders across categories. While it may lead to confusion of sorts as well, in the end it is heartening to see merchants benefiting as a result of increased competition. While youth today appears to be comfortable using these applications, it surely is about time we learn from the next generation of ways of making our businesses more productive and profitable.”
According to Mr. BC Bhartia, “These days there are options available, both hardware and mobile based. While safest is to deploy POS terminals, technologies such as wallets (both open and semi-closed), QR code based and banking mobile apps have made it easy for traders to compare benefits against cost of accepting digital payments. What now remains and all thanks to Honorable Prime Minister and Finance Minister for making digital payments a true testament of Digital India, is for all ecosystem players such as banks, NBFCs, MFIs, fin-tech startups to on-board by educating traders across categories. While it may lead to confusion of sorts as well, in the end it is heartening to see merchants benefiting as a result of increased competition. While youth today appears to be comfortable using these applications, it surely is about time we learn from the next generation of ways of making our businesses more productive and profitable.”
Basis numbers released, CAIT has so far organized over 150 seminars, conferences, round-tables and workshops in over 30 cities across different states and reached over 20 lakh traders to promote the adoption of electronic payments. The module ‘Master Your Card’ training has proved to be effective and is now coming handy when the government accelerates its intensity to penetrate every part of India via digital means.
Middle East Rail show
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Renewable Energy Roundtable
Dear Mr. Sagar,
Greetings from Dun & Bradstreet!
The Energy sector is an essential building block for economic development of the country. The sector, overall, has witnessed rapid growth in an effort to meet the demands of a developing nation. However, resource augmentation and growth in energy supply have failed to meet the ever increasing demands exerted by the multiplying population, rapid urbanization and progressing economy. Hence, serious energy shortages continue to plague India, forcing it to rely heavily on imports. In this context, renewable energy sources offer viable option to address the energy security concerns and India, today, has one of the highest potentials for the effective use of renewable energy. There is a significant potential for generation of power from renewable energy sources—wind, hydro, and solar energy. Other renewable energy technologies, including solar photovoltaic, solar thermal, hydro and biomass power are also spreading.
In this context, Dun & Bradstreet in association with Nelco is glad to host the Renewable Energy Roundtable with the theme ‘Transforming the Energy Landscape in India’.
The conference is scheduled on Tuesday, November 29, 2016 at The Hotel Eros, Nehru Place, New Delhi from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, followed by lunch.
This initiative will bring together senior representatives from the renewable energy sector to discuss the key trends driving this sector and deliberate on Make in India initiative – fostering wind, hydro & solar energy, as well as the role of innovative technology & connecting the unconnected through smart renewable energy. Below are the speakers:
1. Chief Executive Officer & Group Chief Commercial Officer, Hindustan Power Projects Pvt. Ltd.
2. President, Suzlon Energy Ltd.
3. Managing Director, NV Vogt Solar Energy India Pvt. Ltd.
4. Executive Director, Advisory Services, Ernst & Young
5. Co-Founder & Director, Solar Arise
6. Mr. Sanjay Aggarwal, Managing Director, Fortum India
7. Head Business, RenewSys India Pvt. Ltd
8. Executive Director & CEO, Nelco Ltd., a Tata Enterprise
In this regard, we are glad to invite you to attend this forum. This is a closed door roundtable and as seats are limited, we would request you to kindly confirm your participation at the earliest.
For further details please contact Rashmi Singh – 7045 78 75 78 or alternatively email us on SinghRas@DNB.com .
National School of Drama brings yet another milestone theatre experience
to promote North-Eastern theatre with National Poorvottar Rang Utsav
- The theatre festival will start from 26 November in New Delhi, will travel to Jammu, Amritsar & Bengaluru
New Delhi, November 24, 2016: National School of Drama is bringing back to back theatre experience to its theatre lovers. Just after Jashne Bachpan, National School of Drama will organize National Poorvottar Rang Utsav in four cities to promote and popularize north-eastern theatre nationally. The idea behind the National Poorvottar Rang Utsav is to showcase theatre excellence that the north eastern theatre practitioners possess.
The five days theatre festival, National Poorvottar Rang Utsav will start in New Delhi (26 -30 Nov) and travel to Jammu ( 28 Nov – 2 Dec), Amritsar (1 Dec- 4 Dec) and Bengaluru (2 Dec – 6 Dec).
Five plays from Sikkim, Assam, Manipur will performed at Abhimanch, NSD from 6.30pm onwards. Entry to the festival will be free. Children less than eight years will not be allowed. Seat cards have been issued at the NSD Reception from 24 Nov 2016 onwards between 11.00 am to 1.00pm and 2pm to 4pm on first come first served basis.
Programme Schedule:
26 Nov, 2016: Ab Aur Nahi, playwright – Asif Ali Haider Khan, director – Bipin Kumar, group – Sikkim Theatre Training Centre, Language – Multilingual, duration – 1hr 40mins
27 Nov, 2016: Life Canvas, playwright & director – Asim Kumar Nath, group – Sarsa, language – Assamese, duration- 1 hr
28 Nov, 2016: Amamba Leibaki Mathong Huktaba Ningthou, playwright – Bharatendu Harishchandra, director – Pukhrambam Khogendro Singh, group – Deal Repertory Theatre, language – Manipuri, duration – 1hr 15mins
29 Nov, 2016: Nawor, playwright – Manoj Kumar Deoraja, director – Sahidul Haque, group – Tiwa Bhakha – Sanskriti Charcha Samittee, language – Tiwa, duration – 1 hr 15 mins
30 Nov, 2016: Nongban Soura, playwright & director – Loitongbam Paringanba, group – Imphal Theatre, language – Manipuri, duration – 1hr 10mins
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