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Lunar Timekeeping: How Nasa plans to synchronize moon missions
NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA) are working together to create a standardized time system for the moon. This initiative, part of the Artemis program, aims to coordinate lunar missions from various countries and private entities. The lack of a unified time zone on the moon presents logistical challenges, which this effort seeks to address by potentially using Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) or developing a new time scale tailored to the moon's unique environment.
India parts ways with IBA, joins World Boxing
The Boxing Federation of India (BFI) has left the suspended International Boxing Association (IBA) to join World Boxing, aiming to secure boxing's Olympic future. This move follows the threat from the International Olympic Committee to exclude boxing from the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics if federations remain aligned with the IBA.
GX Group to make telecom gear in India for the world
GX Group plans to establish a new Rs 100-crore manufacturing facility in India to export FTTH equipment globally, supporting the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative. This will be their second plant, following a 2021 Haryana unit. The new facility will produce Wi-Fi routers and GPON equipment for Indian and international markets, including Europe and Africa.
Israel reopens Gaza food sales as Rafah raid chokes aid
Army authorities gave Gazan traders the green light to resume their purchases from Israeli and Palestinian suppliers of food such as fresh fruit, vegetables and dairy goods this month, days after Israeli forces launched an assault on the enclave's southernmost city of Rafah, the people said.
DoT dials cops to stop network gear theft
The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has issued a directive to tackle rampant theft of critical network gear causing Rs 800 crore losses for telcos, disrupting 4G/5G expansions and affecting mobile coverage quality.
GIP Mall of Noida among properties attached by ED in cheating case
The Enforcement Directorate seized assets worth Rs 290 crore from an amusement company accused of defrauding investors of over Rs 400 crore. The company allegedly promised space allotments but failed to deliver, diverting funds for personal gain. Properties, including spaces in GIP Mall, were provisionally attached under the Prevention of Money-laundering Act
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Navigating financial requirements: Essential steps for international students to study in Canada
Studying abroad offers students the opportunity to experience new cultures and gain valuable academic insights. However, financial logistics are crucial. To study in Canada, international students must demonstrate sufficient financial support for their studies and living expenses, including additional funds for any accompanying family members. From 2019 to 2021, 10% of student visa applications were rejected due to insufficient funds.
Airtel's $100b market capitalisation reflects a stable economy under a solid leader: Sunil Mittal
Sunil Bharti Mittal, Chairman of Bharti Enterprises, emphasized that Airtel's resurgence post the challenges posed by Reliance Jio's entry and the AGR ruling showcased India's stable economy and supportive policies under strong leadership. Reflecting on Airtel's path to the $100-billion milestone, Mittal highlighted the company's resilience amidst industry disruptions. He noted that Airtel's achievement as the first-generation Indian company to reach this milestone was significant, especially considering the competitive landscape.
Buy Samvardhana Motherson International, target price Rs 180: JM Financial
Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd., incorporated in the year 1986, is a Large Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 100087.74 Crore) operating in Auto Ancillaries sector.
Meeting with PM Modi proved to be turning point for Bharti Airtel: Sunil Mittal
In September 2018, PM Narendra Modi's meeting with Sunil Bharti Mittal marked a turning point for Bharti Airtel amidst challenges from Reliance Jio. Mittal, GSMA chairman, highlighted the impact of Jio's free services and regulatory decisions on Airtel to PM Modi, seeking intervention.
Banks seek one more month to comply with international card spend rule
Indian lenders are seeking a one-month extension from the government to comply with the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS) for international credit card spends. The scheme allows Indian residents to remit up to $250,000 abroad in a financial year for permissible purposes such as education, travel, and investment. Last year, the government announced that forex transactions through credit cards would be covered under the scheme and charged 20% tax collected at source (TCS) beyond the threshold of ₹7 lakh per fiscal.
Technical Breakout Stocks: How to trade JSW Infrastructure, Coromandel International & Power Finance Corporation on Thursday
The S&P BSE Sensex fell over 600 points while the Nifty50 closed at 22,704. Buying was seen in utilities, power, healthcare, and telecom stocks while IT, oil & gas and banks saw some selling. JSW Infrastructure rose over 2%
Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships: A guide for international doctoral students
The Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships program attracts and retains doctoral students, enhancing Canada's global reputation in research and higher education.
Which country lets international students to work the most hours?
For international students, the opportunity to work while studying abroad can be crucial for financial stability. By striking a balance between work and study commitments, students can make the most of their time abroad, gaining valuable skills and experiences that will benefit them in their future careers. Here's a comparison of work hour allowances for international students in different countries:
New railway line to connect Noida Airport with Palwal and Chola for connectivity to Kolkata, Mumbai, and Chennai
In a significant move for regional connectivity, a new 60km railway line is proposed between Chola and Rundhi to link Noida International Airport with routes to Howrah, Chennai, and Mumbai. The project, estimated at Rs 2,400 crore, aims to serve over 1.2 lakh people initially and includes five railway flyovers and integration with existing networks. Construction is expected to take three years.
Mobile users can expect relief from 'spoof international calls'
Hoax international calls originate outside the country, but cyber criminals manipulate the calling line identity (CLI) to make such calls appear as originating within India. The DoT has directed telecom carriers to block such calls. DoT noted that fraudsters are making international spoofed calls displaying Indian mobile numbers to Indian citizens and committing cyber-crime and financial fraud.
Govt directs telcos to block incoming international spoofed calls
The government directed telecom operators to block incoming international spoofed calls displaying Indian mobile numbers to prevent cyber-crime and financial frauds by fraudsters and cyber-criminals.
DoT, telcos develop new mechanism to block spoof overseas calls masquerading as Indian numbers
The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and mobile operators have developed a system to detect and block spoofed international calls that appear as Indian numbers. This measure aims to protect millions of mobile users from cyber criminals. These spoofed calls, manipulated to look like domestic calls, originate from abroad. The DoT has instructed telecom carriers to block such calls to prevent cybercrime and financial fraud.
Govt working to block international spoof calls duping Indians
The Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) and the Department of Telecom (DoT) are collaborating to block spoof calls originating from outside India, particularly those claiming digital arrests by agencies like the NCB or CBI. They are also partnering with Microsoft to curb the misuse of logos of Indian enforcement agencies by scamsters. Many cases involve callers impersonating law enforcement personnel to extort money, with thousands of Skype IDs created for this purpose.
Wipro CEO banks on internal talent, promotes veterans
Focusing on inside talent comes at a time when it has been dealing with exodus of senior leaders. This also comes after a period when Delaporte hired a lot of foreign citizens and expats at high salaries.
Airtel Africa’s Dutch hold-company completes $550 million bond repayment
During Airtel Africa’s IPO back in June 2019, the (Airtel Africa) Group had $2,719 million of external debt at the HoldCo level, which had resulted in significant exposure to currency fluctuations and the reliance on upstreaming funds to cover both interest costs and the principal repayment.
Signalling clarity on payment approach: Vi may give government more equity to clear its bills
Vodafone Idea (Vi) CEO Akshaya Moondra discussed the telco's strategy to address government dues, including further conversions into equity and utilizing internal accruals. With obligations towards spectrum and AGR payments, Vi aims to leverage these methods before the moratorium ends in September 2025. Moondra also emphasized the viability of tariff hikes post-elections, highlighting the essential nature of mobile services. Vi is actively planning 5G rollouts, aiming for key city deployments over the next six months.
Evaluating the right time for Flipkart IPO: Walmart International CEO
During Walmart's quarterly analyst call, chief financial officer John David Rainey said that Flipkart grew by double digits for the first quarter ended April 30.
International Nurses Day: Significance, wishes, and quotes
International Nurses Day on May 12th pays tribute to Florence Nightingale, recognizing nurses' tireless dedication and the theme 'Our Nurses Our Future, The Economic Power of Care' by the International Council of Nurses.
Access to international orbital slots opens new doors for Indian satcom companies
Experts and industry executives said this will allow Indian players to tap surplus international satellite capacities to deliver satcom services at competitive rates in India.
Some US officials say in internal memo Israel may be violating international law in Gaza
Senior U.S. officials question Israel's U.S. weapons use, Biden's NSM requires Blinken's May 8 report. State Department divided on Gaza conflict with bureau-specific concerns, impending assessment deadline.
Airtel to provide international roaming packs starting at Rs 133/day in 184 countries
Bharti Airtel's affordable Rs 133/day international roaming packs cover 184 countries, offering data benefits, in-flight connectivity, 24x7 support, and auto renewal via the thanks app. These packs provide value compared to local in-country sims.
Airtel simplifies international roaming to 184 countries, offers single pack for multiple destinations
Bharti Airtel simplifies international roaming with affordable plans covering 184 countries. Enhanced benefits, in-flight connectivity, and auto-renewal options available, endorsed by Amit Tripathi.
Trai seeks opinions from stakeholders on spectrum auction for IMT and satellite communication
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) is seeking stakeholders' opinion on auctioning spectrum for international mobile telecommunication (IMT) and satellite communication. The Department of Telecommunications has identified specific frequency ranges for these services. Trai is soliciting opinions on the quantum of airwaves, validity period, service areas, pricing, and other metrics for the upcoming auction.
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