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In the current week, IPOs of three companies including Ratnaveer Precision Engineering, Jupiter Life Line Hospitals, and EMS Ltd, will open for subscription.Ratnaveer Precision Engineering IPO, which opens on September 4 and closes on September 6, comprises a fresh equity issue of 1.38 crore shares and an offer for sale (OFS) of 30.4 lakh shares. The total mop-up through the issue will be Rs 165 crore. The company is a stainless steel product manufacturer focused on producing finished sheets, washers, solar roofing hooks, pipes, and tubes.

It was just after Narali Purnima, when fishing communities make offerings to the sea to mark the start of a new fishing season. Monsoons no longer fit old calendar dates, but fishermen are ready to risk the seas again, to go fishing after the enforced closed season.

Meghalaya has adopted Artificial Intelligence enabled robotic technology to keep it's beautiful tourist hotspot Umiam lake clean, as the lake at an altitude of about 4,900 feet is also a major hub for water sports and boating in hill town Shillong. The AI-integrated robotic boat is able to collect huge quantities of garbage in reasonable time from Umiam Lake, that was formed when a dam was built over the Umiam river in the early sixties as part of a hydel power project. Under the Meghalaya government's Smart Village initiative, the AI- enabled robotic boat was recently deployed in collaboration with a global non-profit organisation called Smart Village Movement (SVM), and Hong Kong-based technology firm Clearbot after a week-long demonstration.Tulenam Laloo, Fellow at the Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley, and Director of Operations for the initiative in Meghalaya, highlighted that «this technology was first tested in Bali (Indonesia) and tried to transfer such capabilities to Meghalaya, a growing tourist destination today, to solve waste collection in a famous. »Such models will create standard processes to handle waste in a timely manner making operations more efficient than conventional ones.

HONG KONG—A new Cold War-style competition has put the moon back at the center of global space ambitions, but the U.S. has a new chief rival. More nations and companies are venturing into space, crowding the calendar with planned robotic landings for lunar research.

Cryptocurrency exchange Gemini has filed a reply brief in response to a lawsuit initiated by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The lawsuit, which is being heard in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, alleges that Gemini's service, Gemini Earn, violated securities regulations by offering «unregistered securities.»

little fruit may look very mundane, but believe it or not… It's very very instrumental to Indian culture! From the fridge to the dusty streets, to the sacred puja room, coconut is a common sight. Whether you eat it raw, relish it in the shape of laddoos, use it as an ingredient for cooking, or simply savour it for the milk and water on a summer day, we can’t simply do without the humble coconut! In a country where we can’t live without a bite of this tasty fruit, how can we not celebrate World Coconut Day?

the future of Chhattisgarh. The people have to decide if they want to give another term to Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel's corrupt government or vote for a development-oriented government by the BJP in the state.

The Balipara Foundation, in collaboration with Conservation International, has unveiled a project titled 'The Great People's Forest of the Eastern Himalayas'. This initiative aims to raise $1 billion to plant one billion trees and restore a vast one million hectares of land across the Eastern Himalayas spanning Northeast India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Nepal.

G20 summit from September 9 to 10, arterial stretches in the capital have been given a makeover. As part of the beautification drive, 18 fountains shaped like the 'Shivling' have been installed at several places of the national capital, reported PTI. Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), the ruling party in the national capital, has objected the installation of fountains shaped like ‘Shivling’ and accused Saxena and the BJP of disrespecting the 'Shivling' and also hurting the sentiments of crores of Hindus across the country.

Congress dispensation in Rajasthan over crime against women, corruption and other issues, BJP national president J P Nadda on Saturday called upon the people to remove the government if they want to change the situation in the state. He accused the Ashok Gehlot-led government of being a 'Grih-loot sarkar' that loots houses of people, and alleged that the ruling Congress in the state has given a free hand to its MLAs to indulge in corruption and fill the pockets of their party «bosses» in Delhi. Targeting the opposition INDIA alliance, the BJP chief said the grouping «does not care for the people».

Amit Shah on Saturday released an «Arop Patra» (chargesheet) against the Bhupesh Baghel government in Chhattisgarh, accusing it of indulging in scams and loot, and committing atrocities against the people of the state, where elections are due by the year-end. He also accused Chief Minister Baghel of making Chhattisgarh an «ATM of Gandhi Parivar», and claimed that his government has broken «all records of corruption». The minister charged the Congress government of not preventing religious conversions in tribal areas of Chhattisgarh for its vote bank politics. Shah listed out alleged scams related to coal, liquor, online betting being probed by central agencies in the state, and asserted that only the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) can save Chhattisgarh from the Congress' scams, atrocities and misrule.

Ganesh Chaturthi, a Hindu festival dedicated to Lord Ganesha, is 10-day festival, which commemorates the birth of Lord Ganesha, will be observed from September 19 to September 28. Here's all you need to know about Ganeshotsav 2023. Ganesh Chaturthi involves four primary rituals: Prana Pratishta (Invocation of Life): On the first day of the festival, the priest recites mantras and conducts rituals.

Pakistan's headline inflation persisted at 27.4 percent year-on-year in August, official data showed, as a tumbling rupee and soaring bills blamed on an IMF bailout package hampered government efforts to rein in prices. Pakistan was on the brink of default this summer, before the International Monetary Fund agreed to a lifeline deal on condition that the government cut subsidies that had cushioned living costs. Since then, the rupee has crossed an historic threshold of 300 to the dollar, whilst Islamabad has hiked petrol prices and electricity costs have spiked, sowing widespread discontent. Prices rose 1.7 percent month-on-month in August, according to government statistics released Friday, and the year-on-year figure of 27.4 percent was only one point shy of July's, signalling little relief. In August, motor fuel cost eight percent more than July, whilst water bills in urban areas rose more than 11 percent and the price of tomatoes was up as much as 82 percent. Pakistan's retailers said they will keep shops shuttered Saturday in protest over the soaring costs which have become a lightning rod for public anger ahead of forthcoming general elections.

startups offer technology that can make up for shortcomings of satellite-based systems, which have limitations due to the great altitudes where they operate. Cameras from Pano AI, mounted on cell towers, water tanks and other high points, can continuously scan in a circle 10 miles out, says CEO Sonia Kastner. Images from the cameras are uploaded through cellular networks or internet connection and checked by software that can identify smoke.

Sankalpa (Pledge): Begin your fast with a sankalpa, a solemn pledge, affirming your complete devotion to Lord Krishna. Chant the name of Lord Krishna throughout the day. Pre-fast Meal: Have a pre-fast meal on Janmashtami to support your digestive system and provide the necessary strength for the day ahead.

Typhoon Saola made landfall in southern China before dawn Saturday after nearly 900,000 people were moved to safety and most of Hong Kong and other parts of coastal southern China suspended business, transport and classes. Guangdong province's meteorological bureau said the powerful storm churned into an outlying district of the city of Zhuhai, just south of Hong Kong at 3:30 a.m.

Texas resident was infected with a brain-eating amoeba when he went swimming in Lake Lyndon B. Johnson and died later. Austin Public Health Officials have confirmed the incident, but have not publicly identified the victim. They said that a sample has been sent to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention for investigation of the matter. Austin-Travis County Health Authority Dr. Desmar Walkes told journalists that these infections are rare, but they remind that there are microbes in the water bodies that pose a threat to human beings.

NEW DELHI : Amid erratic monsoon rainfall, cultivation of essential crops such as pulses, oilseeds, and cotton declined, but the overall cultivated area increased due to a rise in paddy plantation. According to data from the agriculture ministry released on Friday, total kharif planting increased by 4.6% compared to last year, reaching 107.8 million hectares (mh). Paddy cultivation saw a significant boost, rising 14.3% to 39.8 mh.

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar on Friday said the state government has decided to present the ground realities before the Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA) and Cauvery Water Regulation Committee (CWRC) before going to the Supreme Court on the issue of releasing Cauvery river water to neighbouring Tamil Nadu. Karnataka will appeal to the twin bodies to visit the state and assess the ground realities, he said. The state will also press for construction of the Mekedatu balancing reservoir, by highlighting it as the only solution for the water dispute between the two states during the times of rainfall distress, he added. As the lack of rains in the Cauvery basin has led to water scarcity, Shivakumar said the situation is grim and expressed hope that Tamil Nadu will show a «soft corner» to Karnataka in allowing it to use at least the water needed for drinking purposes. «Our latest request is — CWMA has asked us to release 5,000 cusecs.

By Farah Master, Joyce Zhou and David Kirton