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Bitcoin Miami mania, Dogecoin bounces back, Eth2 woes: Hodler's Digest, May 30–June 5

Bitcoiners descend on Miami for a sold-out conference, why some think BTC is more likely to head to $100,000 than $20,000, and Dogecoin rallies on Coinbase Pro listing.

Exclusions a concern as Aadhaar Enabled Payments System plans to scale

NPCI plans on the extra load of additional welfare benefits delivered through the Aadhaar Payments System, but exclusion concerns remain

To offset Covid impact, restart monthly cash transfers to PMJDY beneficiaries: Business Correspondents' body to FM

To offset Covid impact, restart monthly cash transfers to PMJDY beneficiaries: Business Correspondents’ body to FM K.R.Srivats New Delhi | Updated on May 08, 2021 BCs spread across the nation would ensure the last mile delivery to the beneficiaries even in underserved difficult geographies   -  MURALITHARAN A BCs spread across the nation would ensure the last mile delivery to the beneficiaries even in underserved difficult geographies   -  MURALITHARAN A× Move will support livelihoods hit by pandemic, says Business Correspondents Federation of India   Amid a raging second Covid wave that threatens to derail economic recovery, the business correspondents fraternity has urged the Finance Minister to restart the monthly cash transfers to PMJDY beneficiaries — successfully done last year — to offset the impact of the second wave on the low income households.

Vaccinate banking and insurance sector staff on 'priority basis': FinMin to States

Vaccinate banking and insurance sector staff on ‘priority basis’: FinMin to States April 26, 2021 × The Finance Ministry has asked State governments to put in place a special system to vaccinate employees of banks, insurance companies and financial services providers, including banking correspondents and cash logistic providers, on priority basis. This is necessary, especially after the government’s recent decision to open up vaccination to all persons above the age of 18 years from May 1, said the Department of Financial Services (DFS) in a letter addressed to the Chief Secretaries of all States. Enabling bank staff and employees of the financial services industry avail vaccination easily will go a long way in assuring them about their safety/life and will also boost their morale in continuing to provide best services to customers, the letter added.

Starcity San Jose, one the world's largest planned co-living projects, remains on pause due to ongoing litigation, its developer says

Dubai doctors scale Mount Kilimanjaro to conquer fear and fatigue

Dubai doctors scale Mount Kilimanjaro to conquer fear and fatigue 06 of COVID-19 ​​​​​​​SENDING out a strong message of resilience and triumph of the human spirit, a group of UAE-based doctors who successfully scaled the highest peak of Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro, last month, were felicitated by the hospital for their brave spirit. An adventure to triumph over fear and fatigue The doctors, from Prime Hospital in Dubai, not only did the trip to defy the fear and fatigue of COVID 19, but also donated a decent sum of money to an orphanage in Tanzania at the Moshi village towards the annual school uniform expenses of 79 children at a local orphanage.

Dubai doctors scale Mount Kilimanjaro to conquer fear and fatigue of COVID-19

Led by Dr Azam Bader Khan, specialist orthopaedic surgeon at the Prime HealthCare, Dr Talakere Usha Kiran, consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist, Dr Prabharan Balaji, specialist anaesthesiologist and Dr Mahesh Kumar, specialist orthopaedics, the quartet was accompanied by two other orthopaedic specialists, Dr Sunil Kulkarni, from NMC Specialist and Dr Saeed Al Thani, a private consultant. They flew into Tanzania on March 17. They reached Moshi village at the foothills of Kilimanjaro and after acclimating, themselves to the local weather started the trek via the Machame route with three guides on March 19. Undertaking 12-hour long treks each day from 7am to 9pm, the group was able to reach the summit after a gruelling 5-day journey on March 23.

Bapu Nayar's close aide Nilesh Baswant arrested yet again

Bapu Nayar’s close aide Nilesh Baswant arrested yet again ByArchana MoreArchana More / Updated: Apr 1, 2021, 06:00 IST He forged medical documents to get relief from the SC, but cops held him from Khed Shivapur The gangster Bapu Nayar, who had secured bail from the Supreme Court furnishing cancer. Baswant (35), who was evading arrest for a month, was trapped at Khed Shivapur. Police constable Amol Pawar, attached to crime branch (unit-1), had received a tip-off that Baswant would meet his family members at Khed Shivapur. A team, headed by assistant commissioner of police Surendra Deshmukh, inspector Sunil Takawale, sub-inspector Sunil Kulkarni and constable Ajay Thorat, laid a trap and arrested Baswant.

Apple faces Indian engineer's bias lawsuit over her ancestry

Kalaburagi Rly. Div. dropped for now

Updated: Share Article AAA Hopes of people of the Kalyana Karnataka region have dashed with the BJP-led Union government on Tuesday dropping the plan to establish a long-awaited railway divisional headquarters in Kalaburagi. Replying to a question raised by Kalaburagi MP Umesh Jadhav in Parliament, Union Minister for Railways Piyush Goyal said that a detailed project report (DPR) containing the estimates for setting up the division in Kalaburagi was under examination in the Ministry of Railways under various aspects/requirements. Mr. Goyal said that setting up of new division affects railway operations and efficiency. It also requires additional resources. A committee comprising senior railway officers was constituted to analyse and review afresh the feasibility of the creation of three new divisions announced in 2014, including the one in Kalaburagi. After examining all the relevant issues from operational, financial, administrative and other aspects of railway working, the committee concluded that the creation of new divisions, including the one in Kalaburagi, may be dropped for the present.