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Lonely Queen in Prince Philip adieu
BBC TV cameras did not show the Duke of Edinburgh’s coffin being moved after the service had ended to the vault beneath the chapel. But this will not be his final resting place
The Queen, wearing a black mask, cut a lonely and forlorn figure sitting alone by Prince Philip’s coffin for his funeral in St George’s Chapel in Windsor on Saturday.
She is not normally given to public displays of emotion but as she arrived in a Bentley, the Queen was seen brushing away a tear.
BBC TV cameras did not show the Duke of Edinburgh’s coffin being moved after the service had ended to the vault beneath the chapel. But this will not be his final resting place.

Google Lunar XPRIZE: TeamIndus gets a go ahead to land its rover on moon; know all about the mission
Google Lunar XPRIZE: TeamIndus gets a go ahead to land its rover on moon; know all about the mission
Aerospace Start-up TeamIndus, Which Is Gearing Up To Land The First Private Rover On The Moon, Has Got Thumbs Up From An International Panel Of Judges From The Google Lunar XPRIZE, Saying The Team Has Made ‘sustancial Progress’ And Was Heading To The ‘right Direction.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Bindiya Bhatt
| Updated on: 06 Oct 2017, 06:49:39 PM
New Delhi:
Aerospace start-up TeamIndus, which is gearing up to land the first private rover on the moon, has got thumbs up from an international panel of judges from the Google Lunar XPRIZE, saying the team has made ‘sustancial progress’ and was heading to the ‘right direction.

IPL and financial services are very similar, says Upstox's co-founder Kavitha Subramanian.

In 2011,
when his nephew Deepak Sharma sought career advice, Ramniwas (who goes by one name), a former production line worker at Maruti Suzuki’s manufacturing plant in Manesar, Haryana, asked him to enrol for a diploma course in one of Haryana’s polytechnic institutes.
“Technical line mein bohot scope hai [There are many opportunities for anyone with a technical education]
,” he told the 16-year-old
.
Sharma had just completed high school that year, in Guhna, an agricultural village in Haryana’s Kaithal district, about 200-km from Manesar, an industrial hub that is part of the larger National Capital Region of Delhi.

India's big industrialist families usually make the news for their billion-dollar deals and high-profile acquisitions, but every now and then they grab the headlines for an entirely different reason: The battles over their billions. Last month saw the culmination of one of India's ugliest courtroom dramas that pitted billionaire industrialist Ratan Tata, 83, against his relative and former protege Cyrus...

Source: Rohit Sharma Twitter
The captain of the Mumbai Indians, Rohit Sharma, sported a unique design on his IPL cricket shoes in the inaugural match of the tournament against RCB.
 
 
The art on Sharma's spikes made a bold statement, literally calling out to "Save The Rhino". Though to be honest, despite watching the entire match, I did not notice the special themed shoes. And I can be pretty sure that most others too did not actually figure that there was special messaging on Rohit Sharma’s shoes to save the 'vulnerable' species from extinction. I caught the news only the next day when some newspapers carried the story.

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Upstox, India’s second largest broking firm in terms of number of active clients, disclosed that its databases including contact details and know-your-customer (KYC) details may have been breached. The Delhi-based discount brokerage firm, however contended that it has enhanced its security systems at its servers manifold recently, on the recommendations of a global cyber-security firm against a suspected data breach.
 
The company has assured the clients that their funds and securities are protected and remain safe. Sources suggest that Upstox has suffered a massive data breach that has exposed some important data like Aadhaar, PAN, bank account numbers, cancelled cheques, signatures and photoraphs apart from other personally identifiable information like passport, mobile numbers and email addresses.

How will NEP 2020 affect the coaching industry in India?
How will NEP 2020 affect the coaching industry in India?
The new National Education Policy (NEP) has certain impacts on the coaching industry but in a positive manner.
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UPDATED: April 12, 2021 20:09 IST
The new National Education Policy (NEP) has certain impacts on the coaching industry but in a positive manner.
The new National Education Policy (NEP) has certain impacts on the coaching industry but in a positive manner. The changes will help both the learners and educators to grow in a more holistic way.
As the NEP is more flexible in terms of the learning process, the prep fraternity believes it will catapult the Indian education system to compete on an international level. Most of the stakeholders have an opinion that NEP will help students to get enrolled for higher education in International universities.

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Amalgamated Plantation Private Limited (APPL) on Saturday said it would continue with its main operating office in Guwahati and asked the Assam govern

The development comes close on the heels of reports of data breaches at organisations like MobiKwik, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Upstox has alerted customers of a security breach that included contact data and KYC details of customers, but assured users that their funds and securities remain safe.

Upstox co-founder and CEO Ravi Kumar said that the company has restricted access to the impacted database, and added multiple security enhancements at all third-party data-warehouses

India Business News: Hackers have breached security systems at Upstox, the country’s second largest stock broker in terms of number of customers, and stole KYC and other d

Updated Apr 10, 2021 | 06:18 IST
Tata emphasised that despite not being able to practice architecture, he gained directly from the sense of humanism that architecture renders.
Throwback: When Ratan Tata regretted not practicing as an architect for long 
New Delhi: If Tata Sons Chairman Emeritus Ratan Tata had not become the head of Tata Group, the industrialist would have been in a different profession altogether. The 83-year-old revealed that he would have gladly become an architect had he not helmed one of India’s biggest conglomerates.
However, Tata regrets that he was not able to practice as an architect for long. Tata emphasised that despite not being able to practice architecture, he gained directly from the sense of humanism that architecture renders.

Ola to raise USD 2 billion in fresh funding from Tencent, SoftBank
Ola to raise USD 2 billion in fresh funding from Tencent, SoftBank
India's Radio Taxi Major Ola Is In Negotiations With SoftBank And Tencent To Raise Up To USD 2 Billion In Fresh Funding At A Time When Its Major Competitor Uber Is Recovering From A Management Exodus Which Saw Founder Travis Kalanick Ousted From The Role Of Chief Executive Officer.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Gautam Lalotra
| Updated on: 03 Oct 2017, 10:45:11 AM
New Delhi:
India's radio taxi major Ola is in negotiations with SoftBank and Tencent to raise up to USD 2 billion in fresh funding at a time when its major competitor Uber is recovering from a management exodus which saw founder Travis Kalanick ousted from the role of chief executive officer.

14 years after protests against land acquistion, jobs and industrialisation are the poll pitch in Singur
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From an anti-industry movement that catapulted Mamata Banerjee to power, Singur has come to symbolise new aspiration in Bengal
Fourteen years after he spearheaded the movement against land acquisition for Tatas’ small car plant in Singur, 90-year-old Rabindranath Bhattacharjee – once considered Mamata Banerjee’s lieutenant – now, BJP’s MLA aspirant in the region is batting for industry and jobs.
Clad in white kurta, dhoti and slippers, the man – the oldest person in Bengal’s electoral politics this year – says his former party “frittered away a people’s mandate” to become a “den of corruption”. Today’s need of the hour, in Singur and elsewhere, is jobs and industrialisation, something that he alleges is the least of priorities for the Trinamool Congress.

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SINGUR: Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a colourful road show here on Wednesday, once a hot spot of the anti-land acquisition movement, and promised rapid industrialisation of the area if BJP is voted to power.
The symbolism of the home minister holding a road show in Singur, three days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a rally there and alleged the "obstructionist mindset" of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee deprived West Bengal of industries and jobs, was clear--the BJP wants to corner her over the state's dwindling industrial base and alleged job loss.
Lustily cheered by crowds, Shah stood atop a decorated vehicle with BJP candidate for the Singur seat Rabindranath Bhattacharya, who recently joined the saffron party after leaving the Trinamool Congress, and smilingly waved at people standing by the roadside and on terraces and balconies.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah
held a colourful road show here on Wednesday, once a hot spot of the anti-land acquisition movement, and promised rapid industrialisation of the area if BJP is voted to power.
The symbolism of the home minister holding a road show in Singur, three days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a rally there and alleged the "obstructionist mindset" of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee deprived West Bengal of industries and jobs, was clear--the BJP wants to corner her over the state's dwindling industrial base and alleged job loss.
Lustily cheered by crowds, Shah stood atop a decorated vehicle with BJP candidate for the Singur seat Rabindranath Bhattacharya, who recently joined the saffron party after leaving the Trinamool Congress, and smilingly waved at people standing by the roadside and on terraces and balconies.