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High-level committee to examine Teesta Stage III dam breach: Sikkim CM

The Sikkim government has formed a high-level committee to investigate the Teesta Stage III dam breach that occurred on October 4. The committee, consisting of technical, financial, and subject experts, will examine the allotment process of the 1,200 MW project and assess the credibility, genuineness, technical know-how, and financial solvency of the consortium responsible for building the dam. Key Points

Economic Times

NCERT consulted 25 external experts, 16 CBSE teachers for syllabus rationalisation, according to Education

At the heart of the row is the fact that while the changes made as part of the rationalisation exercise were notified, some of these controversial deletions weren't mentioned in them. This has led to allegations about a bid to delete these portions surreptitiously. Key Points

Economic Times

Indian Stock Market at record highs. Sectors and stocks that experts are betting on

Stock Market today- Indian Stock Market gained and indices hit record highs for second straight day. Analysts remain positive of domestic focused stocks. PSU banks and PSU stocks in power, energy, defence, cap goods, NBFCs, as- well-as sectors as real estate and Cement are where experts see value. Key Points

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New Covid variant ‘FLiRT’ capable of evading the immune system: Experts

Symptoms of the new variant are similar to those of other Omicron sub-variants. The new Covid-19 variant ‘FLiRT’, which is spreading fast in the US,... Key Points

The Tribune India

JN.1 cases in several states: What are the preventive measures?

Delhi reported its first case of JN.1 strain. experts maintain that there's no need to panic. However, precautions should be taken. Key Points

India Today

Silkyara tunnel rescue: Anand Mahindra big praise for 'humble rathole miners'

The medical facility has been expanded for workers who will be evacuated. In case of any problem, eight beds have been arranged by the Health Department. A team of doctors and experts has been deployed. Key Points

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Hyderabad's pictureque Durgam Cheruvu lake water has antidepressants, painkillers, sewage and even cocaine

Researchers have found a cocktail of pollutants in Hyderabad's Durgam Cheruvu lake. In addition to pollutants such as cyanotoxins, pesticides and UV filters, researchers identified 183 compounds of organic micropollutants such as antidepressants, painkillers, anti-obesity medications, and even traces of cocaine. experts called for immediate action to treat contaminated water, with strict waste management and regulation. Key Points

Economic Times

Govt notifies rules for online gaming, to appoint multiple SROs

As per the final rules, the government will appoint multiple self-regulatory organisations (SROs) comprising industry representatives, educationists, and other experts such as child experts, psychology experts, etc. To begin with, the government will notify three SROs, but can add more later. Key Points

Economic Times

Elon Musk expected to attend global AI summit in UK this week: Report

Britain is bringing together representatives of AI companies, political leaders, and experts on Nov. 1-2 to discuss what some see as the risks posed by AI. Key Points

Hindustan Times

You may not need a fourth Covid vaccine now but a flu shot

Public health experts suggest that a fourth dose of the Covid vaccine is unnecessary for now. With only 220 million people taking the third dose, a fourth dose may help build resistance, but health experts don't see the need for it as Covid cases in India have drastically decreased. Instead, considering the high number of flu cases in India's cities, vaccinating against flu may be a better idea. Key Points

Economic Times

Why is Delhi witnessing flood despite no rain in 4 days? These may be some of the reasons

Floods in Delhi cannot be blamed solely on rainfall, according to a report quoting experts. experts have highlighted the encroachment of floodplains, the absence of wetlands and the presence of 25 bridges on the Yamuna River in the Indian city. The bridges hinder floodwater flow and block the river's hydrology. Key Points

Economic Times

Maui, Hawaii's scorching tragedy: How human actions stoke the flames of disaster

Uncontrolled fires ravage Maui, sparking concerns over human impact on fire frequency. Unmanaged grasslands and development under scrutiny. | World News Key Points

Hindustan Times

Alarmed by AI's potential, U.S. Senate to summon experts

U.S. senators, alarmed by the malevolent potential of artificial intelligence, will summon developers, executives and experts for hearings later this year on possible legislative safeguards, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Thursday. Key Points

Reuters

Salary hikes low at handset companies

Some smartphone brands had put a section of underperforming employees under performance-improvement plans, many of whom eventually left the companies, industry experts said. Apart from the slowdown in demand and sales, the smartphone segment is dominated by Chinese firms that have been under the scanner of late and engaged in legal battles with Indian authorities. As a result, some of them have scaled back on their above-the-line marketing (comprising big TV campaigns) expenses. Key Points

Economic Times

Are Titan's last communication images going viral real? Netizens speculate veracity as details emerge

Screenshots of alleged final communication from Titan sub have captivated the internet. While the authenticity remains disputed, experts find content plausible. | World News Key Points

Hindustan Times

$2.7 bn in 14 days! FII buying on Dalal Street longest in 3 years: Nilesh Shah

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were net buyers of Indian equities for 14 straight days, the longest streak in 3 years. This positive trend is likely due to several factors, including the Reserve Bank of India's decision to pause rate hikes, the March quarter earnings of companies not bringing any big shocks to Dalal Street investors, and the US Federal Reserve's indication of a likely pause in interest rates. However, experts caution that the Fed's indications of a possible recession could impact FII flows Key Points

Economic Times

Flu experts gather with H5N1 risk on the agenda

Experts have been tracking H5N1 clade 2.3.4.4b since it emerged in 2020, but recent reports of mass deaths in infected mammals from seals to bears, as well as potential mammal-to-mammal transmission on a Spanish mink farm last year, have raised concern. Key Points

India Today

India's home prices expected to increase by 7% over the next two years; here’s what experts have to say

India Business News: A 7% increase is likely in the average home prices in India for the current year and the following year. This surge will be primarily driven by the demand for luxury properties, as the supply of affordable housing continues to fall short of the growing demand, states a Reuters survey. Key Points

Times Of India

Budget 2024: D-Street investors' wishlist from Nirmala Sitharaman

Equity bulls on Dalal Street rejuvenated, with the BSE Sensex gaining 1300 points in a single session. The market is optimistic about government spending in infrastructure and energy sectors, attracting investor interest. The upcoming budget is expected to focus on fiscal consolidation, capital investment-led expansion, and rural growth. Key Points

Economic Times

Faster Covid JN.1 variant can catch you but can't harm you more

India reported 594 new Covid-19 infections on Thursday, causing an increase in active cases from 2,311 to 2,669, as per Union health ministry data. Six more fatalities were recorded. While precautions like mask-wearing and hand hygiene are crucial, experts suggest the new JN.1 variant may be more infectious without increased danger. But they emphasize the importance of safety protocols for all, particularly the elderly and those with underlying health conditions. Key Points

Economic Times

Heat may scorch fruit, vegetable output by 30%

While mango farmers have already reported massive flower and fruit drop, the sudden and early onset of summer will also adversely affect lychee, citrus fruits, watermelons, bananas, and cashew crops, experts said. Vegetables like cabbage, cauliflowers, leafy vegetables, and tomatoes will not only be of lower size but of lower nutritional content, they said. Key Points

Economic Times

Telcos free to take a call on shutting down 2G services, says DoT

Experts feel that 2G technology is likely to remain mainstream in India at least for the next two-three years as a good number of people still use it, particularly those who can't afford a smartphone. As per industry data, around 50 million 2G phones are sold in a year while there are over 500,000 2G base tower stations in the country, majority owned by Bharti Airtel, followed by Vodafone Idea and state-run BSNL/MTNL. Key Points

Economic Times

Budget 2024: 'After PLI, jobs-linked schemes need of the hour'

Interim Budget: experts suggest that the government should introduce employment-linked incentives in the upcoming interim budget to promote job creation and formalization. They recommend providing tax breaks or subsidies to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for hiring workers from marginalized communities to address social inequality. Key Points

Economic Times

F&O stocks to buy today: Top 6 trading ideas from experts for 7 December 2023

Positive setup was seen in stocks like Chambal Fertilisers, HAL, Tata Power, IRCTC, SAIL, Wipro, IEX, Birlasoft, RBL Bank, ITC, BEL, Coromandel, L&T etc. among others. Key Points

Economic Times

F&O stocks to buy today: Top 6 trading ideas from experts for 7 December 2023

Positive setup was seen in stocks like Chambal Fertilisers, HAL, Tata Power, IRCTC, SAIL, Wipro, IEX, Birlasoft, RBL Bank, ITC, BEL, Coromandel, L&T etc. among others. Key Points

Economic Times

New Covid-19 variant JN.1 detected: How worried should you be

Experts have said that JN.1 does not seem to be more severe or dangerous than other known Covid variants. Key Points

India Today

Disclosure or disclaimer must for celebrities, influencers endorsing as health experts: Govt

The government said disclosure or disclaimer is must for celebrities, influencers and virtual influencers while endorsing as health experts or medical practitioners as it issued additional guidelines on Thursday. Even medical practitioners, health and fitness experts holding certifications from recognized institutions are required to disclose that they are certified health/fitness experts and medical practitioners while sharing information or promoting products or services or making any health-related claims. Key Points

Economic Times

Market Trading Guide: Maruti Suzuki, Infosys futures are 2 stock recommendations for Tuesday

Benchmark equity indices in India rose for the second consecutive session, driven by strong performances from index heavyweight Reliance Industries and IT stocks. The 30-share BSE Sensex rose 234 points to settle at 61,963.68, while the Nifty surpassed the 18,300 level. Despite strong market gains, caution is advised around the important retracement resistance zone. experts recommend buying Maruti Suzuki Futures and Infosys Futures, due to bullish indications and patterns on daily and 4-hourly time frames. Key Points

Economic Times