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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Ahmedabad, January 9: The mortal remains of former Gujarat Chief Minister Madhavsinh Solanki, who passed away at the age of 93 on Saturday morning, will be brought to the Gujarat Congress headquarters in Ahmedabad on Sunday, where party workers, leaders and well-wishers could pay their last respect to the Congress veteran. According to sources in the Gujarat Congress, the mortal remains of the former Chief Minister will be brought to the Congress headquarters at Rajiv Gandhi Bhavan in Ahmedabad on Sunday from his residence in Gandhinagar. According to Jayrajsinh Parmar, Gujarat Pradesh Congress Committee (GPCC) spokesperson, the mortal remains will be kept at the Bhavan between 3 pm and 5 pm when supporters and well-wishers could pay their final respect to the late Congress veteran. Solanki breathed his last at his residence in Gandhinagar on Saturday morning. Solanki was born on July 30, 1927 in Pilundra village in Borsad Tehsil in Anand district. He served as the Gujarat Chief Minister for three terms, from 1976 to 1990. He came out with an initiative called the Mid-day Meal, which has been replicated successfully across the nation and is still in practice today. He had also started the girl child nurturing scheme, 'Kanya Kelavani', in Gujarat. He also initiated the Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC) in the state. Ex-Union Minister and Cong Veteran Madhavsinh Solanki Dead. Solanki was in the limelight for the apparent Kshatriya Harijan Aadivasi Muslim (KHAM) theory for appeasement politics. He held an unbeaten record of winning 149 Assembly seats out of the total 183 seats under his leadership in the Gujarat state Assembly. The 93-year-old started his career as a journalist, then as an advocate before entering politics. An avid reader, Solanki had built a library in his house where he used to spend hours in his later years. The state government has declared Saturday as a day of state mourning following his death and has cancelled all government programmes for the day. Chief Minister Vijay Rupani offered his condolences and declared that Solanki's last rites will be carried out with due political respect and honour. Taking to Twitter, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said: "Shri Madhavsinh Solanki Ji was a formidable leader, playing a key role in Gujarat politics for decades. He will be remembered for his rich service to society. Saddened by his demise. Spoke to his son, Bharat Solanki Ji and expressed condolences. Om Shanti." Gujarat Education Minister Bhupendra Chudasama also offered his condolences and paid respect to the deceased at his residence on Saturday. "Since the past 20 years, it is my habit to visit Solanki on his birthday at his residence and spend some time with the veteran congressmen. The last time I visited him was on November 15 last year and I congratulated him on his health, as he was descending from upstairs at his residence," Chudasama told reporters. (The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Jan 09, 2021 10:20 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com). ### Response:

Madhavsinh Solanki Dies at 93: Mortal Remains of Ex-Gujarat CM to be Brought to Congress Headquarters in Ahmedabad on Sunday

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. New Delhi: Actress and social media activist Swara Bhasker is often trolled for her charged opinions and views. In a recent Instagram post, she spoke about the cyber harassment that she receives on her pictures and posts online. Apart from general hate, Sawara receives inappropriate sexual remarks in her comments section but expressed that 'she feels strongly about not succumbing to online bullying'. She described the situation as so bad that even if she posts a picture of a flower, people will link it to masturbation and refer to the notorious self-pleasuring scene from Veere Di Wedding. She wrote in the post, "Social media is a [virtual] public space like roads & restaurants are, but the public decency and basic social etiquette maintained offline are absent online. I can’t even post a photo of a flower without people linking it to masturbation or referencing ‘ungli’ (finger) after Veere Di Wedding came out. "It’s ugly and amounts to cyber sexual harassment but I feel very strongly about not succumbing to online bullying or limiting my presence online because of it. We cannot cede the virtual public space to hate, bigotry and bullying,” she added. She captioned her post, “Speak your truth. Stand your ground," she added. The Anaarkali of Aarah actress added in the caption, "Speak your truth. Stand your ground." Check out Swara Bhasker's post: Swara often takes to social media to express her views on current affairs and world news. Her views often land her in trouble with netizens on Twitter. On the work front, the actress has featured in popular films such as Tanu Weds Manu, Nil Battey Sannata, Raanjhanaa and Veere Di Wedding. She will be seen next in titled Sheer Qorma, Jahaan Chaar Yaar among others. ### Response:

After Veere Di Wedding, Swara Bhasker feels she can't post pic of a flower without trolls linking it to masturbation!

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Third-party smartphone apps for connected cars belonging to top brands like Tesla, Nissan, Renault, Ford, and Volkswagen are using the vehicle owners' credentials without asking for their consent, a new report claimed on Friday. On top of this, one in five of applications have no contact information, which makes it impossible to report a problem, according to Kaspersky's 'Connected Apps' report which analysed 69 popular third-party mobile apps designed to control connected cars. "The benefits of a connected world are countless. However, it is important to note that this is still a developing industry, which carries certain risks," said Sergey Zorin, Head of Kaspersky Transportation Security. "Unfortunately, not all developers take a responsible approach when it comes to data storage and collection, which results in users exposing their personal information. This data may further be sold on the dark web and end up in untrustful hands," he warned. Cybercriminals might not only steal your data and personal credentials but also gain access to your vehicle - and that might lead to physical threats. Connected automotive applications allow users to remotely control their vehicles by locking or unlocking the doors, adjusting climate control, starting and stopping the engine, etc. Even though most car manufacturers have their own legitimate applications for the cars they make, third-party apps designed by mobile developers are also very popular among users as they may offer unique features that have not yet been introduced by the vehicle manufacturer. The third-party applications analysed by Kaspersky cover almost all major vehicle brands, with Tesla, Nissan, Renault, Ford and Volkswagen in the top-5 cars most often controlled by such apps. "However, these applications are not entirely safe to use," claim Kaspersky researchers. They found that more than half of the applications don't warn about the risks of using the owner's account from the original automaker's service. Moreover, every fifth application does not have information on how to contact the developer or give feedback, making it impossible to report a problem or request more information on the app's privacy policy. "It is also worth noting that 46 of the 69 applications are either free of charge or offer a demo mode. This has contributed to such applications being downloaded from the Google Play Store more than 239,000 times, which makes you wonder how many people are giving strangers free access to their cars," the report mentioned. BMW launches its latest electric car- BMW i4 in India, Check. ### Response:

Third-party smartphone apps on your car can steal your data without consent: Experts

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Imagine, for a moment, a smart four-year-old. She can count, has self-awareness, recognises shapes, and is capable of remembering and internalising traumatic experiences. She has the capacity to continue learning and expanding her horizons. As it turns out, bees have cognitive capabilities comparable to that four year old child. In The Mind of a Bee, Lars Chittka, professor of sensory and behavioural ecology at Queen Mary University of London and one of the leading authorities on insects, has found that they are far closer to us than previously imagined. His experiments show that bees can count, recognise and distinguish shapes, have awareness and emotions, and feel pain and internalise trauma. Of course, the insects are hardly the first members of the animal kingdom that scientists believe have a claim to personhood; apes, great and small, elephants, species of whales and dolphins — the list goes on. Chittka's findings are just one more reason — beyond the utilitarian concerns of human self-preservation — to protect the insects. They are essential to the ecological balance and their dwindling numbers are a symptom of a planet in peril. But just think for a moment of the implications of how far science has come. There is much talk of colonising Mars, or understanding the mysteries of the Big Bang. The smallest hint of water, the possibility of a single-celled organism on another planet, has the imagination leaping to Star Trek plots. But there is life — meaningful, intelligent life — in the crevices of honeycombs on the third rock from the sun. It is, of course, easier to imagine a chimpanzee as being capable of pain and deserving of sympathy — they look so human. Bugs, though, are the stuff of horror movies (though the revulsion doesn't extend to the delicious honey some of them produce). Perhaps the possibility of their personhood will mean, from now on, there will be a little less judging of life by its cover. This editorial first appeared in the print edition on July 19, 2022 under the title 'The buzz of life'. ### Response:

New research indicates that bees might be sentient. Living creatures, it is clear, shouldn't be judged by their cover

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Imbalances in the type and volume of bacteria found in the gut can raise your risk of 'long COVID', the symptoms of coronavirus which last for weeks or months beyond the initial illness. According to the experts, the variety of bacteria in the gut, known as the microbiome, may influence the severity of COVID-19 as well as the level of the immune system response to the infection. The researchers noted that the gut microbiome might influence the immune system response to COVID-19 infection and potentially affect disease severity and outcome. Therefore, it is of utmost importance for everyone right now to maintain a healthy gut to keep themselves safe from the ongoing pandemic - Covid-19 virus. Let's understand how easily you can take care of your gut at home naturally and stay safe. Covid-19 healthcare workers at risk of developing depression, anxiety Diet Tips To Maintain A Healthy Gut The importance of a strong immunity during this ongoing Coronavirus pandemic is no secret to the world. Strengthening immunity begins with fuelling your body with the right kind of food and every essential nutrient. Besides, it also depends on the condition of our gut. Experts say that COVID-19 is primarily a respiratory illness, but the evidence suggests that the gut may also play a role. Here are some of the tips and tricks to boost your gut health naturally at home: KEEP YOURSELF HYDRATED Drinking an adequate amount of water on a daily basis can keep a check on your good bacteria in the digestive tract. Water is a key component of digestion and ensures the proper absorption of nutrients. Water also keeps food moving through the intestines. If you don't have enough water in your body, water is reabsorbed from the colon.. leading to hard stools and constipation. START TAKING PROBIOTIC FOR YOUR GUT Adding probiotics to your diet on a daily basis can help boost digestion and metabolism. What are probiotics? Probiotics are made up of good bacteria that help keep your body healthy and working well. This good bacteria helps you in many ways such as - it helps in fighting off bad bacteria. In a sentence, probiotics are part of a larger picture concerning bacteria and your body — your microbiome. As a part of your probiotic, you can include yogurt, pickle, paneer, fermented soybean, etc. in your diet. All of these are loaded with 'good bacteria'. DETOXIFICATION PLAYS A VERY IMPORTANT ROLE FOR YOUR GUT It is very important to know that your body gets fill with toxins throughout the day and to keep it going you need to detoxify your body every day. How? Well, detoxification of your body early in the morning is one of the best daily habits. One can drink a green detox drink or a glass of warm water with lemon and organic honey to flush out the toxins from the body. Flushing out toxins regularly from our body is essential to prevent free-radical damages and inflammation. Doing this daily can strengthen your immunity as well. GIVE YOUR BODY SOME REST Not getting enough or sufficient quality of sleep can have serious impacts on your gut health, which can in turn make you suffer from severe sleeping problems. Try to give your body and mind a good 7-8 hours of sleep every day. You can also have some calming tea before your bedtime or a turmeric latte (caffeine-free) to help you sleep better. EXERCISE REGULARLY Regular exercise helps keep foods moving through your digestive system, reducing constipation. Exercise can also help you maintain a healthy weight, which is good for your digestive health. Make it a point to make regular exercise a priority. MANAGE YOUR STRESS LEVEL Too much stress or anxiety can cause your digestive system to go into overdrive, according to Adams. Find stress-reducing activities that you enjoy and practice them on a regular basis. If possible then include peppermint tea in your diet. Peppermint tea helps in fighting off the stress hormones from your body. EAT A HEALTHY AND RICH IN FIBER DIET A high-fiber diet helps to keep food moving through your digestive tract, making you less likely to get constipated. A high-fiber diet can also help to prevent or treat various digestive conditions, such as diverticulosis, hemorrhoids, and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). In addition, it can help you achieve or maintain a healthy weight. However, too much fiber could be damaging for the health, so know how to balance it right. EAT SLOWLY - CHEW YOUR FOOD PROPERLY Chewing your food thoroughly and eating your meals more slowly can help promote full digestion and absorption of nutrients. This may help you reduce digestive discomfort and maintain a healthy gut. ### Response:

Boost health of gut microbe to reduce severity of COVID-19 symptoms

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. The National Defence Academy (NDA) and its affiliate Military Hospital, Khadakwasla, rolled out a Covid-19 vaccination drive for healthcare and frontline workers Monday. The drive will subsequently address people from the defence establishments in Khadakwasla and adjacent Girinagar area, including 2,000-odd cadets of the NDA. A press statement from the NDA, issued through Defence PRO, Pune, said, 'Armed forces have always been at the forefront of combating the enemy, be it rogue forces or microbes. In keeping with this tradition, National Defence Academy - the cradle of military leadership and its affiliated healthcare institution Military Hospital, Khadakwasla, commenced vaccination drive on January 18 for close to 205 Priority-I subjects which included healthcare and frontline workers. The event was flagged off by NDA Commandant Lt Gen Asit Mistry in a solemn manner, remembering sacrifices made by healthcare and frontline workers while combating the scourge of this pandemic.' Speaking at the event, Lt Gen Asit Mistry applauded the contribution of Trishakti Healers - The Military Hospital, Khadakwasla, in helping the academy contain the Covid-19 disease and continue with the training of cadets, the press statement said. The vaccine is 'safe and efficacious', the statement quoted Lt Gen Mistry as saying. ### Response:

Covid vaccination drive begins at Pune's National Defence Academy

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. COVID: India logs 12,899 fresh cases, 15 deaths in last 24 hours; active cases jump to 72,474. COVID-19 India News Updates : India recorded 12,899 new cases of the novel coronavirus, along with 15 deaths due to the infection in the past 24 hours. According to the data shared by the Union Health Ministry on Sunday (June 19), the country saw a total of 8,518 discharges in the last 24 hours, taking the total recovery rate at around 98.62 per cent and total recoveries data reached to 4,26,99,363. The total active cases of COVID-19 in India have risen to 72,474, the health ministry data showed today. Yesterday, the registered active cases were 68,108. Jump in active cases: An increase of 4,366 cases has been recorded in the active COVID-19 caseload in a span of 24 hours. The active cases comprise 0.17 per cent of the total infections, the ministry said. The total death toll in the country is now at 5,24,855. In India, the first death due to the COVID pandemic was reported in March 2020. ICMR Testing: According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), 85,78,41,663 samples have been tested up to June 18 for COVID-19. Of these 4,46,387 samples were tested on Saturday. Bharat Biotech's COVID-19 nasal vaccine phase III trials completed Maharashtra COVID tally: Meanwhile, Maharashtra saw a dip in the daily tally of Covid-19 cases on Sunday, with the state recording 3,883 new infections and two deaths. The active cases tally however rose to 22,832. The state has been reporting over 4,000 cases over the past three days. On Friday, Maharashtra reported 4,165 new cases and three deaths. The state recorded 4,255 cases on Thursday. On Wednesday, the state had recorded 4,024 cases and four fatalities. So far, 10,59,362 persons have been discharged post recovery, including 1,743 during the day, leaving Mumbai with an active caseload of 13,613, said the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation official. A 90-year-old man with comorbidities such as hypertension and diabetes mellitus and a 54-year-old man ailing from hypertension and chronic kidney disease died due to coronavirus infection. (a) Delhi records 1,534 fresh Covid cases, 3 deaths today; positivity rate stands at 7.71% ### Response:

India logs 12,899 fresh COVID cases, 15 deaths in last 24 hours; active cases jump to 72,474

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. India's social commerce market was still at a nascent stage when covid-led business slowdown hit in March 2020 Out of the handful of Internet startups in social commerce, Meesho's mechanism to ensure a minimum income for resellers helped clutch its business back after covid-19 disruption Using a mix of microloans for resellers and doubling down on retailing essentials, Meesho ensured survival not just of the organization but also its useer base Alongside larger ecommerce giants such as Flipkart, and Amazon, a parallel e-commerce model has emerged in India. It is centered around drop- shipping, a retailing model where a seller doesn't have to keep any inventory. They instead 'resell' products from suppliers who store their inventory in warehouses or factories. These resellers usually sell to a recurring and loyal base of customers, who find interest in long-tail products. The idea is to sell large volumes of rare products to customers, hence the supply of such products come from specialised manufacturers. But when covid-induced lockdown was announced in the country, Bengaluru-based Meesho, which offers a social selling platform, connecting suppliers and resellers, found itself heading towards a complete supply chain disruption for almost 4 months. Founded in 2015 by Sanjeev Barnwal, and Vidit Aatrey, the company currently has a network of over 2 million resellers, of which 80% are women. Meesho's resellers usually depend on WhatsApp, and Instagram to discover buyers for products. Most of these products are sourced from suppliers of non-branded items in India spread actress 100 of cities. To survive the pandemic, Barnwal and Aatrey had to rewire their entire supply chain network to sell daily-use products in the homecare and sanitary product category. These categories weren't usually sold on Meesho, but the company decided to sell them in order to keep the business of their resellers alive. What they achieved in the next few months makes them our choice for this unique survivor story. In this story, we will trace the journey of the entrepreneurs who waged a war against the pandemic-induced slowdown and emerged victorious against heavy odds, setting an example for the entire startup community. Edited excerpts from Inc42's interaction with the Meesho cofounder and chief executive officer Vidit Aatrey: Inc42: A pandemic-led business disruption is something that many founders and management leaders were not prepared for unlike in expected situations like a stock market crash, a funding slowdown. How does a tech founder prepare for a humanitarian and business crisis at the same time? Vidit: The moment there was an announcement of a nationwide lockdown, the first thing on our mind was how to ensure continuity in our business. Unlike other ecommerce companies in India, who store their own inventory and have control over it, we operate on a pure marketplace model. As a company, we have always helped small businesses grow, and due to this, we never kept a single piece of inventory in our own warehouses. But due to lockdown, it became difficult for us to get products delivered. Things were difficult even when there was partial relaxation was given by the government on the movement of vehicles. Many suppliers who sold their inventory with us depended on Meesho for a majority of their income. Covid affected the majority of their income. So for the first few weeks, our entire focus was on setting up a minimal logistics network. This was quite a challenge as each state had different rules around entry and exit of vehicles. For our women entrepreneurs (re-sellers), most of their income came from the fashion category, but these products could not be shipped in the country for a while because fashion not listed on the essential categories list. So our business priority was to help recover some income for these resellers. That's when we started moving supply of essentials to our resellers, and this was the category that we had never sold before. This includes masks, personal care, sanitisers, and we even started selling grocery. We also came up with a plan to sell home-made masks made by our own resellers. A lot of our sellers chose to stitch masks at home, and we bought this inventory from them and sold it in the market ourselves. Since we knew there was heightened demand for masks, we were able to generate sizable income selling these homemade masks. We had 1000s of women entrepreneurs participate in that program, where we even had our logistics team go and pick homemade masks from home. However, not everyone was able to participate in this makeshift strategy. So we came up with a micro-credit strategy to ensure that our resellers had some minimal income. Under this plan, we provided small loans worth Rs 5,000 to our resellers. Since we had all the bank accounts and earning details of our resellers, we were able to provide these loans without any formal underwriting or documentation process. We can say that these decisions established a stronger bond and trust with our user base even during uncertain times Meesho Cofounder and CEO Vidit Aatrey Inc42: How did you react to the thought of going into a lockdown? Vidit: In the first week (of March), all of us spent most of our days on Zoom calls discussing challenges in operations. We had realized that there would be a lockdown and after brainstorming with the leadership team, we arrived at some basic principles to come up with a business back up plan. The first principle was to ensure that our women entrepreneurs (re-sellers) had some income to survive the lockdown. In this, we decided to involve every Meesho member as well as our resellers to get ideas. In42: What was your communication with investors, cofounders and other stakeholders regarding the impending crisis? Most young startups in our country had not seen any crisis. The 2008 financial crisis had happened a decade ago, and prior to that, the dot com bubble had happened at the beginning of this century. This is why, the first thing that we (management) did was to gather information to decide our options because none of us had any experience of dealing with a global crisis. So, at that time (after March), I got on a call with almost all our board members and angel investors, to understand how to approach the current scenario. The second thing that I did was also speak to other founders in the tech industry to figure out what their reactions were. As soon as the lockdown hit, several founders in the tech industry came together to create multiple WhatsApp groups where we tried to get a sense of how to enforce Work From Home, how they were approaching financial security of the employees, and how they were approaching expense cuts. Historically, during global crises, businesses end up hurting relationships with their customers, and vendors. Many companies also ended up spoiling their work culture. . So we were essentially trying to avoid these mistakes. We tried to make sure that we didn't end up becoming too defensive trying to safeguard the future of our company. Hence our decisions focused on ensuring that we safeguarded our relationships and trust with our resellers and suppliers mainly. Inc42: Did you set up an internal contingency team? Who were the people in your organisation who spearheaded the entire realignment strategy for the business? Vidit: I don't think there was one person who did better than others. As a company, we have always been aligned with our mission of empowering our resellers and especially the women entrepreneurs. Most of the employees in our startup are in constant touch with re-sellers. When the lockdown was imposed, our core business came to a sudden stop. So most of the workforce didn't have much work to get done since transactions had stopped flowing in. So the finance team first stepped in began to come up with very creative ways of saving money. Our business team started to figure out how to set up a supply chain for selling essentials that we've never done before. And our product team began to build a new UI/UX flow to start selling essentials on our platform. Our tech team was trying to ensure that there was some minimal amount of engagement on our apps such as community chat messaging and mobile games. So there wasn't one particular team of a set of employees who came together, but every other employee had pitched in for our business realignment. Inc42: How did you deal with demotivation among employees and the management? And how did you deal with negative thoughts yourself? Vidit: We've always had an all-hands meeting in the company, every week even before the crisis hit. In those meetings, we share updates about what's happening in the business. And these meetings usually start with the story of one of our resellers. That's one of the ways how we create awareness about what the company's mission statement is. And during the lockdown period, a lot of our communication was clearly spelling out the realignment decisions and updating them about the impact of these new strategies. This way our employees understood that the company had not abandoned its mission even in the hour of crisis. This way, we tried to create some amount of optimism among our employees. But we also very clearly communicated that a lot of the realignment strategies were in fact experiments, and were not really proven to workout. But at least, we were trying to shut down a lot of negative thoughts among ourselves. And I think that communication really helped a lot in aligning everyone in the company, and building hope. Inc42: When did you have to start thinking about these drastic steps such as pay cuts and downsizing? Did you have to layoff employees to cut the burn rate? Vidit: We approached cost-cutting by proposing multiple plans based on four different projections on how our financials may look like. The budgeting we set (for the quarter) was obviously off and the revenue we expected for the year was not really an achievable target. We had prepared multiple plans based on whether a lockdown may extend beyond 3 months, and we had also built a (financial) plan in case the lockdown was to be extended to 6 or 9 months. We also did a scenario planning based on the expected drop in GDP in the future. And we tried to understand whether our product categories may see a demand drop if overall income levels shrunk for people. But in our case, we did not carry out pay cuts because apart from those three months (between March to May), ecommerce has generally done well after that. Inc42: When did you finally get some sort of relief? Do you recall the exact moment when you felt assured that your business would be back on track? Vidit: I don't think there has been any relief at all for the last nine months. We have been through multiple phases where we had zero business. In this period we tried to build an essential product category, and then after the lockdown was lifted, we had issues getting our supply chain back in shape. Different states had restricted movement of vehicles and people depending on red, yellow, and green zones. Ensuring a smooth run for our supply chain through this maze was extremely tough. Right after the lockdown, we had to prepare for the Diwali season, which is an important quarter for our segment. We had to figure out new suppliers for gifts, lighting, and other seasonal categories. We usually prepare for this season at least 4 months in advance, but this year , we didn't have a lot of time in our hands. Since in the months before Diwali, we were focusing on trying to create revenue by boosting essential products' supply, during festive season, we were required to quickly modify our supply chain for procuring and delivering products in seasonal categories. So, it took us a lot more heavy lifting to prepare for this season's demand. And now, we are currently preparing for a new financial year. I don't think I have had time to think about relief. We just have been trying to figure out how to keep the platform and supply chain stable, so that our final customers get their products shipped in time. Now we are seeing a lot more women entrepreneurs onboarding our platform, reaching more than 7 million resellers. Our old entrepreneurs have been much more active in our platform, and all of them are doing around 20%-25% more business a month (compared to pre-covid level) since they have been able to get new customers. We are now trying to add more resellers in new geographies next year, especially in the remotest part of the country. ### Response:

How Meesho Centered Its Covid-19 Survival Strategy Around Its Entrepreneurs

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Even as Union home minister Amit Shah is scheduled to be in Hyderabad on Saturday, May 14, the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) has mounted an attack against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The ruling TRS working president and minister KT Rama Rao (KTR) has written an 'open letter' to Shah, while party Member of the Legislative Council (MLC) and daughter of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao (KCR), K Kavita, questioned his visit. Escalating the attack on the union government over its failed promises to Telangana, MLC Kavitha, on Saturday, May 14, posted a series of questions to Amit Shah, who is on a trip to Hyderabad today. She tweeted, "Amit Shah Ji, Please tell the people of Telangana when will the central government clear Rs 3000 crores of dues of Finance Commission grant, Rs 1350 crore of Backward Region grant and the pending GST Compensation of Rs 2247 crore to Telangana." She also demanded an answer from the union government for the skyrocketing inflation, record-breaking unemployment in the country, the maximum communal riots under the BJP and why India sold the most expensive fuel and LPG . She also reminded the Union Minister Amit Shah to tell the people of Telangana why the centre failed to give Telangana a single IIT, IIM, IISER, IIIT, NID, Medical College or Navodaya Schools in the past 8 years ? She also questioned the Union government's ignorance of the NITI Aayog's recommendation of 24,000 crore funds to Mission Kakatiya & Mission Bhagiratha, which inspired the prestigious Central Government Scheme of Har Ghar Jal. She called it sheer hypocrisy of the Union government to accord the national project status to Upper Bhadra irrigation project in Karnataka, the Ken Betwa river linking project while denying the same to the Palamuru-Rangareddy lift irrigation scheme and the Kaleshwaram Project in Telangana. PM Modi is deeply sensitive, he once stopped imp meeting to feed a peacock: Amit Shah at Modi@20 book launch Congress, TRS to contest assembly elections together, claims Telangana BJP chief ### Response:

Ahead of Amit Shah's visit to Telangana today, TRS mounts scathing attack on BJP

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Redmi 11 5G will launch in India as early as next month It'll be the first 5G smartphone in the company's numeric series lineup The Redmi 11 5G will be priced in India at Rs 13,999 for the 4GB RAM/64GB storage unit. Xiaomi's upcoming Redmi 11 5G specifications, launch timeline, and price in India have been tipped to 91mobiles by retail sources.Click here to get Latest Updates on Mobiles & Gadgets As the name would suggest, the handset will be a 5G offering - the first in the company's numeric series lineup. The upcoming Redmi smartphone will rock a 5G-capable MediaTek chipset and pack a 90Hz refresh rate screen. The Redmi 11 5G specifications will also include a 50MP dual rear camera setup, 5,000mAh battery, side-mounted fingerprint scanner, and more. The phone is expected to launch as early as next month in the country. Here's everything we know so far: Redmi 11 5G launch timeline, price in India Redmi 11 5G is likely to hit the Indian shores in Q2 2022, i.e. by the end of June. There is no word on the launch date yet. That said, the Redmi 11 5G price in India will be set at Rs 13,999 for the 4GB RAM and 64GB storage variant. Xiaomi, Redmi, and Poco phones launching in 2022: Poco X4 GT, Xiaomi 12 series, Mix Fold 2, and more Realme Narzo 50 Pro 5G vs Redmi Note 11 Pro+ camera comparison Redmi Note 11T Pro, Note 11T Pro+ with 144Hz display, MediaTek Dimensity 8100, up to 120W charging launched: price, specifications Redmi 11 5G specifications Coming to the specifications, the Redmi 11 5G will flaunt a 6.58-inch FHD+display whose LCD panel supports a 90Hz refresh rate. At the heart of the device will lie a MediaTek Dimensity 700 processor paired with 4GB RAM and 64GB storage. The latter should be further expandable via a microSD card. The handset will be driven by a 5,000mAh battery with support for 18W fast charging. Redmi 11 5G specifications 6.58-inch FHD+ LCD 90Hz display MediaTek Dimensity 700 SoC 4GB RAM, 64GB storage 5,000mAh battery, 18W charging 50PM + 2MP dual rear camera 5MP selfie snapper Android-based MIUI skin Moving to the optics, the Redmi 11 5G is expected to sport a dual rear camera setup, featuring a 50MP primary shooter and a 2MP secondary sensor. Up front, it's said to pack a 5MP snapper to take care of the selfie and video calling needs. Lastly, the Redmi 11 5G will come in at 9mm thickness, run Android-based MIUI skin out of the box, and ship with a side-mounted fingerprint scanner for security. ~With inputs from Mukesh Kumar Singh ### Response:

[Exclusive] Redmi 11 5G specifications, launch timeline, and price in India revealed

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Gunmen attacked a Catholic church in southwest Nigeria during mass on Sunday, killing at least 50 people including women and children, according to a hospital doctor and media reports. Several Nigerian news outlets said gunmen had fired at worshippers and detonated explosives at St Francis Catholic Church in the town of Owo. The identity and motive of the attackers was not immediately clear. The authorities have yet to give details of the attack. Funmilayo Ibukun Odunlami, police spokesperson for Ondo state, said police would issue a further statement soon. "It is so sad that while the Holy Mass was going on, unknown gunmen attacked St Francis Catholic Church...leaving many feared dead and many others injured and the Church violated," said Catholic Church spokesman in Nigeria, Reverend Augustine Ikwu. Ikwu said the bishop and priests from the parish had survived the attack unharmed. A doctor at a hospital in Owo told Reuters that at least 50 bodies had been brought in to two hospitals in the town from the attack. The doctor, who declined to be named because he is not authorised to speak to the press, also said there was a need for blood donations to treat the injured. President Muhammadu Buhari condemned the attack, calling it "heinous", and the Vatican said Pope Francis was praying for the victims who had been "painfully stricken in a moment of celebration". Nigeria is battling an Islamist insurgency in the northeast and armed gangs who carry out attacks and kidnappings for ransom, mostly in the northwest. In the southwest, attacks such as this are rare. Ondo state governor Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu cut short a trip to the capital Abuja and returned to Ondo after the attack. "We shall commit every available resource to hunt down these assailants and make them pay," he said in a statement. ### Response:

At least 50 killed in attack on Catholic church in southwest Nigeria

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Words of encouragement from Rohit Sharma and Rishabh Pant lifted Jemimah Rodrigues' spirit while she tackled a difficult phase and worked on her comeback, which began right after being dropped from the Indian women's team.The chirpy cricketer feels she is blessed to have spoken to the likes of Rohit and Pant.Jemimah, who was not part of India's World Cup squad in New Zealand, marked her return to international cricket with a vital 27-ball 36 not out to give India enough runs to defend in the first T20 International here on Thursday."My journey since the last Sri Lanka tour has not been smooth, it had its ups and downs. I have spoken to Rohit Sharma and Rishabh Pant, they told me these moments will define your career, they told me not to take it (being dropped from the squad before the World Cup) in a negative way," Jemimah said at the post-match press conference."They told me I should take up the challenge and move ahead. I am blessed to have spoken to them." Coming in at number five, Rodrigues did not succumb to the pressure created by the Sri Lankan bowlers and scored some crucial runs, hitting three fours and a six. India posted 138 for 6 and the visiting bowlers choked the Sri Lankans to secure a convincing 34-run victory."I have understood my game better in the four-five months, I have become calmer, I have changed though my height remains the same," said Jemimah."I started preparing right after I was dropped." Coming into the middle at a crucial juncture of the innings, Jemimah said she was nervous to start with."This innings means a lot, I was nervous initially but the late cut boundary helped me a lot in easing things up. I am back in the side after 4-5 months or maybe more than that. I was pumped up." Asked about the pitch, she said, "I don't know, it is more like the pitch where I stay in Mumbai. The pitches are similar, so I am used to playing in these conditions. I love this country, it is a very beautiful country. It is a privilege to come here and the love we are getting from the board is great." ### Response:

Jemimah Says Rohit and Pant Encouraged Her After Her Exclusion From Indian Team

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. OUR CORRESPONDENT KOKRAJHAR: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday virtually inaugurated Kokrajhar Cancer Centre from Dibrugarh along with Barpeta, Darrang, Jorhat, Lakhimpur and Tezpur Cancer Centres, after physically inaugurating the Dibrugarh Cancer Centre in the presence of Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma, Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal and a host of dignitaries. In Kokrajhar district, attending as chief guest at the inaugural function of Kokrajhar Cancer Centre, Chief Executive Member ( CEM) of Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC), Pramod Boro and other dignitaries, including Rajya Sabha MP Rwngwra Narzary, Speaker of BTCLA, Katiram Boro and BTC deputy CEM Gabinda Basumatary witnessed the programme though video conferencing. Addressing the gathering, on behalf of the people of BTC, Pramod Boro thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and Ratan Tata for construction of the Cancer Centre at Kokrajhar. He hoped that this cancer centre would help the public for early diagnosis of cancer and low-cost treatment as due to lack of cancer care facilities, most of the cancer patients had to travel outside of the State causing immense financial and mental hardships. Kokrajhar Cancer Centre will be equipped with the latest state-of-the-art equipment with capacity to accommodate 43 patients at a time. Later, BTC CEM Pramod Boro inaugurated the cancer care building. PM Narendra Modi dedicates Lakhimpur Cancer Centre for service of mankind ### Response:

PM Narendra Modi inaugurates Kokrajhar Cancer Centre

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Your health horoscope prediction indicates that your health will be stable today. Physically you will be happy with the progress you are making in your day-to-day discipline but a minor foot or ankle pain due to exhaustion can come in the way of your sports or physical activity. You will be on a roll today with a busy schedule. By the end of the day, all you need is a good night's rest to bounce back for a busy week ahead. Work will be stable. You will push for new work to manifest and also initiate a conversation with work connections regarding expanding. If you are looking for a new job, expect some clarity to come in. expect stuck payments to come through. Avoid bickering with seniors just to prove your point. For those applying for a new job will get some clarity in the second half of the day. Organise your paperwork. Partner could be upset about something you said in the past. Try and have a conversation before the situation gets out of hand or before they feel neglected. An older family member's health will need attention. Social life will be stable. You could check on a friend who could be going through some relationship issues. If you are single, you will reconnect with someone from the past with whom you've lost touch. Activity tip- get back to reading books of your interest before sleeping. Lucky colour for work- beige. Lucky colour for love- light pink. Karmic tip- be more balanced. ### Response:

Aquarius Daily Health Horoscope for April 3: It will be a happy day!

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Hyderabad: Telangana Government has appealed to the Central Government to sanction the Southern part of Regional Ring Road (RRR) covering 182 kms during this financial year and assured to bear 50 per cent of the land acquisition cost. To this effect, the State Government has already given an undertaking to the Centre on bearing the land acquisition cost. The Central Government has approved the Northern part of RRR covering 158 kms on the Sangareddy - Narsapur - Tupran - Gajwel - Jagdevpur - Bhongir - Choutuppal route under Bharathmala Pariyojana Programme. Land acquisition for the northern part of RRR has already commenced and Roads and Buildings Minister V Prashanth Reddy assured that the exercise would be expedited and completed during the current financial year. The Minister during a meeting held here on Friday personally urged the union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari to sanction the RRR's Southern part covering 182 kms on the Choutuppal-Shadnagar-Sangareddy during this financial year. "Without completion of Southern part, the Northern part, which is already sanctioned, cannot be put to effective use" Prashanth Reddy said. He said only after entire completion of RRR, continuous National Highway (NH) connectivity from North to South and East to West can be ensured in Telangana, which otherwise was missing in Hyderabad city limits. The Roads and Buildings Minister further thanked the Central Government for improving NH network in the State by adding a length of 2,525 kms since 2014. The Central Government sanctioned 15 NH projects worth of Rs 6,211 crore covering a length of 613 km during the Annual Plan 2021-22. It has also sanctioned the six- laning of the Kallakal-Gundlapochampally-Bowenpally section of Nagpur Highway with service roads, flyovers and underpasses at a cost of Rs.1,477 crores. Stressing on the importance of Central Government's support in creating good road infrastructure for overall development of the State, the Minister reminded that the union Ministry had in principle approved upgradation of 29 State roads covering a length of 3,663 km as new NHs. Of these, so far only 2,525 km length has been notified as new NHs and balance length of 1,138 km was yet to be notified. Among these, the Minister urged the union Minister to consider five important roads covering 541 kms to notify as NHs. He also thanked the union Minister for sanctioning 48 works worth Rs.878 crore under Central Road Infrastructure Fund (CRIF) for improvement of State roads with a stipulation to complete the works in two years. However, the total liability of spill over works of previous sanctions and recent sanctions put together was about Rs. 1,400 crore, he said. At present, the annual allocation under CRIF is only Rs 260 crore to Telangana. The State Government was under tremendous pressure to make timely payments to contractors," Prashanth Reddy said, adding "I request you to increase the annual allocation under CRIF to at least Rs 500 crore to Telangana," TS Government urged Central Government to notify the following roads as NHs - Choutuppal (NH-65) -Shadnagar (NH-44)- Sangareddy (NH-65) (Southern part of RRR), covering 182km - Karimnagar - Kamareddi - Yellareddi - Pitlam, covering 165 km - Kothakota - Gadwal - Mantralayam, covering 70 km - Zaheerabad - Bidar - Deglur, covering 25 km - Sarapaka - Eturunagaram, covering 99km - Total 541 km ### Response:

Telangana appeals centre to sanction Southern part of RRR

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. The mystery-party-action game 'Among Us' has become the most downloaded mobile game on both Android and iOS app stores in 2020, beating out games such as PUBG Mobile and Roblox.According to data released by Apptopia, 'Among Us' garnered 264 million downloads globally and 41 million in the US. PUBG (banned in India) with 175 million downloads was at fourth position while Subway Surfers was second with 227 million downloads and Garena Free Fire with 218 million downloads was at number three spot in the top 10 games of the year.'Among Us', the online multi-player deduction game, in which spaceship crew members work together to complete tasks and root out imposters before they're virtually killed, became a hit on Twitch. 'Among Us' was the most downloaded mobile game globally in November 2020, according to data from Sensor Tower. The game, which is very popular among the kids in India saw a surge in popularity during Covid-19 lockdowns.The game clocked 53.2 million installs, which represented a 50 times increase from November 2019. A release of the game is also planned for Xbox One, Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series X.Microsoft has confirmed that 'Among Us' will be released for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox Game Pass for the console in 2021. Twitch has actually played a significant role in the popularity of 'Among Us'. D ownload Vishva Times App - Live News, Entertainment, Sports, Politics & More ### Response:

'Among Us' most downloaded mobile game globally in 2020

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Telugu superstar Mahesh Babu is all set to begin the shooting of his most anticipated movie titled 'Sarkaru Vaari Paata'. This commercial drama which was announced back in 2020 was shelved due to the ongoing Corona situations earlier. Now that everything seems to be getting to normal, the makers of Sarkaru Vaari Paata have come up with interesting updates. Mahesh Babu who had been on a vacation in Dubai is all set to start shooting for Sarkaru Vaari Paata.National award winner Keerthy Suresh, who is roped in to play the female lead opposite Mahesh Babu in this movie has joined the sets of Sarkaru Vaari Paata in Dubai. The makers of Sarkaru Vaari Pata took to their social media handles to make this announcement. The official team shared a small video featuring the title of the movie. Sarkaru Vaari Paata is bankrolled under the banner Mythri Movie Makers, who posted an update and wrote, "The Auction and the Action begins #SarkaruVaariPaataShuru (sic)." The first shooting schedule would be extended for a week or more and the whole team is to shoot in Dubai. Mahesh Babu and Keerthy Suresh would shoot for some important sequences together before they wrap up this schedule, the sources say. Sarkaru Vaari Paata Technicians Being directed by Parasuram of Geetha Govindam fame, the movie received a huge response right when it was announced. While the title itself suggests that this is one of the genres Mahesh Babu hasn't experimented with yet, it is being talked that this movie is going to be a game-changer for him. Music director Thaman, who seems to be buoyed with the recent music hits will compose the music for Sarkaru Vaari Paata. Twitter trends and fan reactions ### Response:

Mahesh Babu-starrer Saarkaru Vaari Paata shooting kicks off in Dubai, Keerthy Suresh joins sets

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. March 18, 2022, 11:30 pm Kozhikode, March 18 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday inaugurated the centenary celebrations of Kerala's leading Malayalam daily 'Mathrubhumi.' In his online inaugural speech, Narendra Modi said "Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi's ideals, Mathrubhumi was born to strengthen India's freedom struggle." He placed the publication in the glorious tradition of newspapers and periodicals founded all across India to fy the people of our nation against colonial rule. Media played a positive role in promoting government schemes including 'Swachh Bharat, Yoga fitness and Beti Bachao Beti Padhao' thus promoting the development of the country". In his online keynote address, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said Mathrubhumi always upheld the freedom of nation and democracy and socialist values strengthening renaissance movement. on Minister V Muraleedharn said Mathrubhumi always gives importance to nationalism and also fights against the evils of the society. Mathrubhumi Chairman and Managing Editor PV Chandran presided over the function and Minister for Tourism and PWD PA Muhammed Riyaz, Malayala Manorama Managing Editor Jacob Mathew, Mathrubhumi Managing Director MV Sreyams Kumar, MPs MK Raghavan, Elamaram Kareem addressed the gathering at Calicut Trade Centre in Sarovaram. Opposition leader V D Satheeshan also addressed through online and Eminent writer M T Vasudevan Nair unveied the centenary stone in the function. AK/SS GNK ### Response:

PM Modi inaugurates Mathrubhumi's centenary celebrations

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Two days after tweeting in support of the Supreme Court decision on farm laws, Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) supremo Sharad Pawar said he supported farmers who had apprehensions about members of the committee appointed by the apex court to resolve the impasse over new farm laws. "The farmers continue with their protests. They do not have faith in the panel as these members were said to have supported the new farm laws of the Centre in the past. Hence, the farmers don't think anything will come out of discussions with the committee. And I agree with them. It would have been better if independent — in a true sense independent — persons had been appointed," Pawar, a former Union agriculture minister, said. He had earlier welcomed the Supreme Court's decision staying the implementation of the farm laws against which farmers have protesting over the last two months. Pawar had said he hoped the move would address the farmers' concerns. The previous tweet had led to speculations of a rift between the Congress and NCP. While the Congress has expressed displeasure at the composition of the panel, the NCP had not openly expressed any such apprehensions until Pawar spoke about it on Thursday. Both the parties want the three laws repealed now. Though that was not the original demand of the NCP. "We are different parties and we can have different opinions on different issues," senior Congress leader and Maharashtra cabinet minister Ashok Chavan told CNN News18. Ever since the farm laws were passed in Parliament, the Congress has been demanding that they be repealed. It will also organise a state-wide protest on January 16 against the farm laws. State Congress leaders will meet Governor Bhagatsingh Koshyari in Nagpur . The NCP, on the other hand, had said that it wanted the farmers' concerns addressed. It had not directly opposed the farm laws. The Shiv Sena has been silent on the topic so far. These differences have brought out the rift in Sena-led Maha Vikas Aghadi government that has Congress and NCP as allies. (With PTI inputs) ### Response:

Agree with Farmers, 'Truly Independent' Persons Should Have Been Appointed on Panel: Sharad Pawar

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Agencies Kathmandu: A 32-year-old Indian national working as a security guard at India's Embassy here in Nepal shot himself dead inside the premises in an apparent suicide bid, sources at the mission said on Monday. The Indian Embassy sources here confirmed the incident without giving any details. According to embassy sources, the deceased - identified as Deepak Singh - allegedly shot himself with his rifle at around 9 am within the embassy premises. The body has been sent to the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, Maharajgunj, for post-mortem, according to the police. The reason behind the suicide is not yet known. The security guard hailed from Uttarakhand. "He was on duty when the incident took place," The Kathmandu Post newspaper quoted an embassy official as saying. A team of Nepal Police visited the Indian Embassy after it informed the Nepali law enforcement agency about the incident, the report said. Sources said the Indian Embassy is conducting an internal investigation into the incident as it took place on its premises, My Republica newspaper reported. In January 2005, two security guards were killed and another injured in an "accidental firing" on the Indian Embassy premises. ### Response:

Security guard shoots himself dead at Indian Embassy

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Rajasthan Royals are one of the most active franchises on social media. Ahead of IPL 2022 season, there was a lot said and written about RR's social media antics, however, they continue to share hilarious content with fans on social media which will surely crack you up! In the latest episode of fun dose from the Jaipur-based franchise, RR shared a hilarious dance video of Jos Buttler and Yuzvendra Chahal shaking a leg on Dhanashree Verma's viral song Balle ni Balle. The song originally stars Yuzi's wife Dhanashree alongside Aparshakti Khurana, although the latest take from Rajasthan Royals featuring Buttler and Chahal has garnered more than 222k likes on Instagram. READ| IPL 2022: Yuzvendra Chahal equals Lasith Malinga's record after clinching 22 wickets this season In the video, IPL's purple cap holder Yuzi Chahal can be seen doing his epic meme pose, which he did after taking a hat-trick earlier in the season, and Buttler also copied the spinner's viral pose. Sharing the clip on social media, RR wrote, "Jos & Yuzi. Together. Dancing to Balle ni Balle. Is this the best collab of the season?" Chahal's wife Dhanashree, who features in the original song alongside Aparshakti, both commented and lauded Buttler and Chahal for their moves. While Dhanashree wrote, "My most favourite reel… my favourites," Aparshakti on the other hand commented, "Hahahahaha bestttt reeeel so far." Talking about the Royals, they were in action on Saturday, and Chahal, in particular, was impressive as he picked up 3 wickets to help RR beat Punjab Kings by 6 wickets. Rajasthan came out all guns blazing as young opener Yashasvi Jaiswal led the way. Jos Buttler was able to smash 20 runs in the fourth over alone before he fell off the last ball of that same over. READ| IPL 2022: Jos Buttler takes one handed stunner to dismiss Shikhar Dhawan during PBKS vs RR clash Earlier, Punjab Kings had smashed 67 runs in the last five overs, courtesy of Jitesh Sharma and Liam Livingstone had helped post a total of 189/5. ### Response:

IPL 2022: Yuzvendra Chahal, Jos Buttler groove to Dhanashree's Balle Ni Balle song, video viral

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Consumer tech company Nothing today announced its first NFT project – the Nothing Community Dots – in collaboration with the carbon-neutral Polygon network. The membership program invites Nothing's community to collect NFT tokens that unlock special perks, including early access to new products and offline events. The announcement comes ahead of the launch of its highly anticipated smartphone Nothing Phone (1). Nothing’s first NFT token, called Black Dots, will be airdropped to Nothing community investors, from 7th July, followed by Phone (1) pre-order customers. Registration is required on dots.nothing.tech. Please refer to below details: For community investors: Registration: 5 July 2022, 12:00 BST - 12 August 2022, 23:59 BST. Airdrop: 7 July 2022, 22:00 BST - 13 August 10:00 BST. For Phone (1) pre-order customers: Registration: 12 July 2022, 00:00 BST - 12 August 2022, 23:59 BST Airdrop: 12 July 2022, 22:00 BST - 13 August 10:00 BST. *For community investors that have also pre-ordered Phone (1): Registration is only required once and two Black Dots will be rewarded. These tokens may be airdropped separately. As a first reward, 10 Black Dot holders from Nothing’s private community will be given the chance to win exclusive invites to attend the Phone (1) launch, Nothing Event: Return to instinct on 12 July in London. More information about the giveaway will be shared soon. The Polygon partnership will take Nothing’s Web3 plans a step further. Going forward, the company also plans to make its phone category and other ecosystem devices future-ready by enabling sustainable and secure access to Web3. “With Nothing Community Dots, we’re using Web3 technologies to create more meaningful connections with our community,” said Carl Pei, CEO and Co-founder of Nothing. “By partnering with Polygon, a leader in blockchain innovation, we’re delivering an accessible, and importantly, a more sustainable Web3 experience.” Polygon recently attained carbon-neutral status and has pledged to go carbon negative by the end of 2022. As a result, all services building on Polygon become carbon neutral by default. With over 19,000 decentralized services ranging from decentralized finance to gaming, Polygon is fast becoming the de-facto platform for Web3. The network is already working with major global brands and companies, including Meta, Stripe, and Adobe as they start to explore Web3 functionality. “It's immensely encouraging to see an innovator like Nothing embrace Web3 from the get-go, enabling direct access to Web3 by working with Polygon,” said Sandeep Nailwal, Co-founder of Polygon. “We're elated to be collaborating with the Nothing team to foster a sustainable approach to Web3 entry in the coming months.” Nothing is one of the first consumer tech brands to connect the real world with the power of Web3. More information about the NFT project and wider Web3 commitments will be shared at a later date. Please follow Nothing on Instagram, Discord and Twitter, or visit nothing.tech and subscribe to the newsletter for updates. ### Response:

Nothing Taps Polygon for Web3 Access Starting With NFT Membership Program

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Indian women's national cricket team captain (Test and ODI) Mithali Raj has announced her retirement from all formats of international cricket."Thank you for all your love & support over the years! I look forward to my 2nd innings with your blessing and support," she wrote apart from sharing her statement on Twitter. She represented India in 12 Tests, 232 ODIs and 89 T20Is. Meanwhile, Jay Shah and others on Twitter reacted to Mithali's retirement. Wasim Jaffer Tweets Jay Shah Tweets Rajasthan Royals React Similarities The Bharat Army React Mumbai Indians React ### Response:

Mithali Raj Retires: BCCI, Wasim Jaffer, Jay Shah and Others React As India Legend Announces Retirement from International Cricket

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds made quite an entrance at the Met Gala. The duo, who are both co-chairs alongside Regina King and Lin-Manuel Miranda, wowed the crowd on the red carpet with their chic ensembles. (Image: Reuters) Natasha Poonawalla wore a stunning gold handcrafted printed tulle sari and trail by famous designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee to the Met Gala 2022. (Image: Reuters) Elon Musk appeared on the red carpet with his supermodel mother Maye Musk. The Tesla CEO Elon Musk charmed photographers with his silly poses and even revealed his aspirations for acquiring Twitter. (Image: Instagram) Jared Leto continued his doppelgänger theme as he walked the Met Gala red carpet with Gucci Creative Director Alessandro Michele, who had his hair and clothing perfectly done to match each other. (Image: Reuters) Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian made their red carpet debut at the 2022 Met Gala. The duo went all out for the charity event, dressing up in exquisite outfits. (Image: Reuters) Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner walked the red carpet together, both wearing Louis Vuitton ensembles. Turner donned an embroidered long-sleeve gown with white-gold-and-diamond earrings from the Louis Vuitton High Jewelry collection, while Jonas wore a feminine white tail jacket and black and white lace top. (Image: Reuters) Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz Make Met Gala Debut as Married Couple. Nicola looked stunning in a fuchsia off-the-shoulder gown, while Brooklyn looked dapper in an ivory suit. (Image: AP) Cara Delevingne, who came in a stunning red suit and went topless on the red carpet, showing her gold-painted body, was truly the show stealer at the Gala. (Image: AP) Gigi Hadid, a Met Gala veteran, arrived in an unconventional ensemble, donning a red Atelier Versace puffer coat over a matching catsuit to match the red carpet. (Image: Reuters) ### Response:

MET Gala 2022: Elon Musk attends with his mom; Natasha Poonawalla brings desi representation

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. 'We have finished illegal sand mining in Punjab', Mining Minister Harjot Singh Bains claimed on Saturday. According to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Minister, immediate action was being taken on complaints regarding illegal mining, and the legal extraction figures in the state were gradually increasing. Last year, 35,000-40,000 MT of extraction was recorded on a daily basis, and this number had now crossed one lakh MT, he revealed. "We've finished illegal mining from Punjab. Immediate action is being taken if any complaint about illegal mining is received. Legal mining has increased. Last year, 35,000-40,000 MT of extraction used to happen daily but now it has crossed one lakh MT," HS Bains was quoted by ANI as saying. Face-off over sand mining in Punjab Notably, sand mining had emerged as a major point of contention during the Punjab Assembly Elections held in March. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) had launched an exposé and conducted 'live raids' in then-Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi's constituency Chamkaur Sahib and had alleged that the sand mafia was being allowed to operate under his nose. AAP Delhi MLA Raghav Chadha had even submitted a letter to Punjab Governor Banwarilal Purohit seeking his immediate intervention in the multilayered racket. Amritsar: Farmers protest against Centre & Punjab govt over moong crop sale, MSP law Illegal mining of sand sites was confirmed to have been taking place in Malikpur and other sites in Burjtahl Das, Barsal, Lalewal, Mandala, and Khosa after a surprise inspection was conducted by the officials of the Mining Department, the Civil Administration, and the Police Department in April. In fact, the name of Channi's nephew Bhupinder Singh Honey also emerged in the case. The Enforcement Directorate had grilled Channi for 6 hours over his nephew's alleged connections. After assuming power following a landslide verdict, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced that a new comprehensive 'pro-people sand mining policy' will be framed to ensure a seamless supply of construction material at affordable rates. Sand contractors were also asked to strictly comply with the terms and conditions of mining, he said. "The current mining policy is being reviewed meticulously so as to formulate a new comprehensive pro-people mining policy," according to an official release of the Punjab CMO. Punjab Government revokes security cover of 424 more VIPs with immediate effect Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif calls himself 'majnoo', tells court he refused salary as Punjab CM ### Response:

AAP Says Illegal Sand Mining 'finished' In Punjab, 'immediate Action Taken On Complaints'

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Hyderabad: The Hyderabad Metro shut its entire operations on Friday amid the raging protests against the Agnipath armed forces recruitment scheme. In an announcement, the L&T Metro Rail (Hyderabad) Limited said that the operations on all three lines were being suspended due to the ongoing disturbance in the city. "Passengers are informed that due to some disturbance in the city, all operations in all three lines of Hyderabad Metro Rail stand suspended till further notice. Passengers are advised to take care and make alternate arrangements," tweeted the L&T Metro Rail (Hyderabad) Limited. Earlier, agitators had attacked the Secunderabad Railway Station in the city and set fire to several trains. Police had to fire in the air to disperse the protesters. A senior South Central Railway official said the protesters set ablaze some coaches of three passenger trains. Luckily, no passenger injuries were reported in the incident. "There was an incident (of firing), to control them and some firing also happened," the official told PTI news agency. AK Gupta, Divisional Railway Manager at Secunderabad Railway Station, said: "Agnipath protesters set fire to 4-5 train engines and 2-3 coaches. We'll analyse the extent of the damage. Information of one person being injured. Train services temporarily halted for the safety of passengers." It was reported that the protesters removed cargo from the parcel coach, dumped it on the railway tracks and set it ablaze. This led to disruption of some train services. The agitators who were about 300-350 also pelted stones. In the incident, some stalls at the railway station were damaged. Widespread protests have been taking place in several parts of the country since Thursday demanding that the 'Agnipath' scheme unveiled by the Ministry of Defence be rolled back. Agnipath is a pan-India merit-based recruitment scheme for enrolling soldiers, airmen and sailors. ### Response:

Hyderabad Metro suspends services on all 3 lines amid violent Agnipath protests

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. By Express News Service KOCHI: Ernakulam district has successfully vaccinated over 50 per cent of its guest workers.Read all the latest updates on COVID-19 here. The special vaccination campaign titled Guest Vax has reached 13, 44,760 migrant workers through 117 special camps. Of the lot, 44,300 people have received the first dose and 460 have got both shots. The number includes vaccination provided directly by employers (13,330) as well. The data was collected from 77,991 workers who were present in the district during the second lockdown (57.36 per cent). "Assistant labour officers are in charge of conducting the special vaccination camps for the migrant community. They visit the areas were with a higher density of guests workers and identify halls and auditoriums that can hold the camps. A special team from the National Health Mission (NHM) is in charge of the vaccination process," said district labour officer P M Feroz. He added that the team had to face difficulties in the beginning as many guests workers had apprehensions about getting vaccinated. "NGOs like Centre for Migration and Inclusive Development (CMID) also helped us in areas like Perumbavoor, where the migrant population is very high. During the second wave, many awareness programmes were also launched, apart from regular visits to labour camps," he said. The labour department officials also collected phone numbers of workers and added them to WhatsApp groups. Information was posted in these groups as voice messages and videos in various languages. "A small number of migrant workers still had apprehensions regarding the side effects of vaccination, so we had to tackle this," Feroz added. ### Response:

Guest Vax: Half of Ernakulam's migrant workers vaccinated against Covid

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. He was known by film industry professionals, projectionists and audiences across the country for his expertise with 16mm projection. April marked a little over a year since the death of Harshad Moraniya, who was at the centre of the world of 16mm prints and screenings in India. Moraniya, who died on March 23, 2021, from Covid-19 in Jamnagar, was known by film industry professionals, projectionists and audiences across the country for his expertise with 16mm projection.Until the 1990s, in parts of Tamil Nadu, such as Madurai and Tirunelveli, 16mm screenings were very popular during the 10-day festival culminating on the day of Chitra Pournami in April. The projector would be old, the speakers noisy. When the frames froze or flipped, the projectionist would place a call to Moraniya.In Gujarat too, Moraniya was known as the ardent fan and collector of memorabilia of Gujarati star Upendra Trivedi, whose films too circulated widely through the 16mm circuit. Most occupants of the Naaz building in Mumbai - the hub until the 2011 for Hindi film distribution - called Moraniya before dumping their negatives and prints when they had to vacate the premises. Moraniya retrieved the materials - many of them worn-out positives and negatives in rusted cans - using a chemical treatment he had designed himself. Besides, Moraniya was a connoisseur who helped locate the prints of films on many instances when copyright owners had procured the renewal rights but did not have access to the original negatives of films or prints in circulation. They relied on Moraniya to help them using his collections or contacts.Because of his interaction with audiences, Moraniya was also an informed historian of reception. He had studied the reasons for the popularity of certain films through the demands for repeated screenings. For instance, Moraniya screened films such as Jai Santoshi Maa (1975) and Amar Akbar Anthony (1977) in black-and-white 16mm prints in rural parts of Rajkot district with great success. The black-and-white prints were preferred because of the cost-efficiency of printing films that were longer than three hours.'A master of innovation'In parts of Gujarat, the farming community, the primary audience in villages, contributed the highly affordable ticket price of 50 paise to two rupees for the screening - and that too was voluntary. The projectionist and eager audiences would wait for the sun to go down and for enough darkness for the film to be visible on a temporary screen tied to a palm tree or bamboo stalks. In Saurashtra, the 16mm screenings during annual festivals were paid for from a pool collected from the village.More importantly, Moraniya was the go-to person for 16mm projection repairs. He was not only an avid collector of 16mm cameras and projectors but also a master of innovation. Imagine mounting a 16mm silent Pathe projector from France with a sound-gate and enabling the projection of 16mm prints with sound. Moraniya's refabrication of its silent cinema projector would have been news for the Pathe Freres/Pathe Company too! Indeed, his rigorous engagement with cinema's techomaterialism helped circulate 16mm films among the poor and underprivileged. His innovations enabled him to screen films at an affordable cost. Moraniya was equally an expert in colours, and his advice was sought by many filmmakers. His expertise in colour could be explained by the colour and black-and-white prints he produced from the original negatives. He personally monitored the process along with cinematographers, who were fussy about his demands for 16mm prints. Consider, for instance, when MS Sathyu's Garm Hava (1973) was restored for a rerelease in 2013. The new print from a laboratory in the United States was objected to on the ground that the colours looked different from the original. This objection was raised by none other than PK Nair, the legendary head of the National Film Archive of India, who was known for his perfection. Sathyu responded that the print seen by Nair had neither been colour-corrected nor graded, and that the restored version did do justice to the original vision. Harshad Moraniya could advise on the print's colour quality. He was familiar with the terrain because of his experience with screening 16mm prints simultaneously on the fringes when 35-mm versions of the same films were playing at the main centres in the cities.'Film as a community experience'In our memories, the joy of watching films together as a community is associated with 16 mm and village screenings. However, such colorful rural experiences, parallel to its circuit in more elitist surroundings, came to an end in the early 1990s.The popularity of VHS tapes changed the scenario. The 16mm screenings were gradually replaced by VHS decks and television monitors with pirated VHS tapes of Tamil films. What was a communal event for the entire village gradually shrank, with screenings limited to particular streets segregated along caste lines. In Tirunelveli in the 1990s, the trend of associating particular actors with caste led to violent fights during the screenings. Actors such as Karthik and Ramarajan carried the additional burden of appeasing their divided fans. The aggressive quality of fandom was different from the one during an earlier era of MGR and Sivaji, where fans were divided and spiritedly fought regarding popularity, signified by the box office receipts and the finesse of acting. At least in Tamil Nadu, one of the significant factors for the slow demise of 16mm screenings was the entry of political parties into cable and television and their investment in the production, distribution, and exhibition of films. Nonetheless, when we think of 16mm films and their diverse audiences, our thoughts go to the pioneer of such screenings in rural India.Harshad Moraniya was on the fringes but equally at the centre of the materiality and reception of 16mm films in India in an alternative sphere to film society screenings, which were generally patronised by the elite and the middle class. In contrast, Moraniya's heart lay with rural audiences. His old but well-maintained 16mm equipment would be charged by his energy and resilient spirit and brought exhilaration and joy to villagers and farmers. (Subhash Chheda, a film archivist and an avid collector of cinema memorabilia, runs Datakino, a research cell on Indian cinema. Swarnavel Eswaran is an associate professor in the English and Journalism Departments at Michigan State University.) ### Response:

Tribute: Harshad Moraniya, the 16mm evangelist

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Virat Kohli's dream of winning the IPL trophy with Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) as a skipper is yet to be fulfilled. The IPL 2021 season will be the final chance for the Delhi cricketer to fulfil his dream after he recently decided to leave RCB's captaincy beyond this edition of the IPL. Virat Kohli's former teammate at RCB, Dale Steyn recently shared his thought's about the RCB skipper decision to step down from the post. Dale Steyn on Virat Kohli's decision to step down as RCB captain Virat Kohli while announcing his decision to step down as RCB captain said that he has made it clear to the management that he can't think of being in any other team than RCB and that has been his commitment from day one. Dale Steyn while speaking to ESPNcricinfo over Virat Kohli announcement regarding RCB captaincy said, "He's been with RCB from the very beginning. I don't know, as life goes on you start to prioritise things. He's (Virat) got a young family right now and captaincy can weigh heavily on the brain, and your personal life can also heavily weigh on you," When been asked about Kohli's decision to continue playing for RCB despite relinquishing his captaincy Steyn said, "Doesn't matter how good a player you are, you could see yourself walking. I mean I've seen Chris Gayle leave the team but he's not an Indian legend. We have also seen David Beckham leave Man United after playing for an entire lifespan and go and play for other teams. Cristiano Ronaldo recently returned to Man United, so you don't know.you have these famous people play for club teams for a long time. And, who knows Virat, who is originally from Delhi, might end up finishing with the Delhi franchise." Who will replace Virat Kohli as RCB Captain after IPL 2021? Check out players in line He further added "But it's nice to know he has committed himself to the club (RCB) and wants to be there to see the IPL trophy come to them. He has given so many years of effort. I think that could be at the back of his mind, that he is not going to leave there until he wins an IPL trophy." IPL 2021: RCB coach Mike Hesson thanks Virat Kohli for his immense contribution as captain Virat Kohli's IPL captaincy record Kohli has been associated with the RCB since 2008 and is leading the team since 2013. So far, the side has won 62 of the 132 matches played under Kohli with 6 no results and 66 losses. Their best campaign came in 2016 when they reached the finals. In IPL 2021, the team has won 5 out of seven matches in the first leg of the tournament and are third on the points table with 10 points. Virat Kohli to step down as RCB captain; flabbergasted fans say 'never thought so' Image: iplt20.com/ BCCI Virat Kohli to step down as RCB captain after completion of IPL 2021 ### Response:

'Can Heavily Weigh On One's Brain': Dale Steyn On Kohli's Decision To Leave RCB Captaincy

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Weather Update : The Meteorological Department said on Wednesday that the southwest monsoon will advance over some parts of southeast Arabian Sea, Maldives and Comorin region, south and east-central Bay of Bengal and parts of northeast Bay of Bengal in the next 48 hours. is likely to. "There is no possibility of severe heatwave in the country in the next five days," the IMD said. Chances of rain in these states The Meteorological Department has forecast light to moderate rain and isolated rain at isolated places in Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal and Sikkim in the next 5 days. Heavy rain is very likely over Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura on May 29 and Assam and Meghalaya on May 26-29. The IMD further said, "Light to moderate rain and thundershowers are possible over Kerala along with Mahe and Lakshadweep. Light rain is likely over Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu in the next five days. Meanwhile, pre-monsoon floods have affected large parts of the country and Bangladesh. Officials said at least 24 people died. Lakhs of people have been shifted to safer places. 26 killed in heavy rains in Assam Disaster Management Authority Chief Executive Officer Gyanendra Dev Tripathi said that 5.8 lakh people were affected due to the heavy rains in the state. Organized 345 relief camps for the affected people. In which 82 thousand people are living. Since April 6, 26 people have died. The temperature reached 50 degrees in many places India was in the grip of severe heat for most of this month. In many states the maximum temperature was close to 50 degree Celsius. On May 16, the temperature at Mungeshpur station in Delhi was recorded at 49.2 degrees. In the past, scientists from the World Weather Attribution Group said, 'The data they reviewed suggests that climate change is more likely to cause heat waves. It is a glimpse of the future. ### Response:

Chances of rain in these states in the next 5 days, big update about the weather

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Young fast bowler from Jammu & Kashmir, Umran Malik has been turning heads in the Indian Premier League 2022 with his scorching pace. The 22-year-old was retained by Sunrisers Hyderabad ahead of the IPL 2022 season and has been clocking in pace figures of 153 kmph regularly. Former England skipper Michael Vaughan even predicted that Malik could play for Team India soon. Recently, SRH fast bowling coach and SA legend Dale Steyn participated in a Q&A on Twitter where he answered fan questions. One fan asked Steyn about his inspiration and the former South Africa pacer named Umran Malik. Steyn, who coaches Malik in the IPL, also had some piece of advice for him as he asked him not to lose pace but add some variety to his bowling. Steyn also made a bold prediction for him as he mentioned that Umran would feature 'heavily in the future' along with Marco Jansen. IPL 2022: SRH make two wins on the trot Sunrisers Hyderabad snapped Gujarat Titans' three-match winning streak with a eight-wicket win in the Indian Premier League, with captain Kane Williamson leading from the front with a solid 57 while Nicholas Pooran gave the finishing touches with a late flourish at DY Patil Stadium, Mumbai on Monday. Hardik Pandya's unbeaten 50 had taken Gujarat Titans to 162 for 7 after being sent in to bat, but that was never going to be enough, as Williamson, who struck his first fifty of the season, anchored the Sunrisers' chase, as they crossed the line in 19.1 overs. Sunrisers thus recorded their second consecutive win after defeating Chennai Super Kings on Saturday last, while it was the Titan's first defeat after a hat-trick of wins. Williamson, whose 46-ball knock was studded with two fours and four sixes, first added 64-runs with opener Abhishek Sharma (42 off 32 balls) to lay the foundation of the win. Williamson then forged a 40-run stand with Rahul Tripathi, who retired hurt on 17, to inch closer to the win. Pooran (34 not out off 18 balls) sealed the deal with his brutal hitting after Willaimson was out in the 17th over. His innings was studded with two fours and an equal number of sixes. He hit a six to finish the match, taking his side to 168 for 2 in 19.1 overs. IPL 2022, SRH vs GT: Rahul Tripathi takes stunning catch to dismiss Shubman Gill; (with PTI inputs) IPL 2022: Hardik Pandya reveals reason why his team lost clash against SRH IPL 2022: SRH pacer Umran Malik troubles Nicholas Pooran with soaring bouncers in nets Wasim Jaffer uses Alastair Cook's run-up clip to reply to Vaughan's remarks on Umran Malik ### Response:

SA Legend Dale Steyn Calls 22-year-old Fast Bowler From Jammu & Kashmir His Inspiration

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. New Delhi, September 1: A viral SMS is doing rounds misleading people that their State Bank of India (SBI) bank account has been blocked. The fake message urges SBI bank customers that their accounts have been blocked and they need to update their documents via a link. The message, which is widely circulated, also has a KYC link with it, asking customers to click on it and update the documents via Net Banking. If you have also received the same message, it must be noted that it is a FAKE message that is being sent to fool and mislead people. Dismissing the fake claims, a fact check by Press Information Bureau (PIB) said that the claim is completely fake. "This message claiming that your @TheOfficialSBI account has been blocked is #FAKE", it said. The fact check issued a clarification urging people not to respond to emails/SMS asking to share personal or banking details. Scam Alert! SMS Claiming Your Bank Account Has Been Credited With Rs 2,67,000 Under 'Govt Yojana' Is Fake! Here's the Truth. Here's the tweet by PIB: The clarification issued by PIB Fact check states that if people have received any similar message, they should immediately report to the bank authorities at [email protected]. This is not the first time that such fake news is being circulated on social media. The government has time and again warned people against such false news. People have been cautioned against such misinformation spreading on social media. Fact check Claim : SBI customers getting SMS saying that their bank account is been blocked and they need to update documents via a link sent in the message. Conclusion : The SMS is fake. The PIB fact check urged people not to respond to emails/SMS asking to share your personal or banking details. SBI never sends any such messages. (The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Sep 01, 2021 03:15 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com). ### Response:

Scam Alert! SMS Claiming Your SBI Account Has Been Blocked is Fake; PIB Fact Check Reveals Truth Behind Viral Message

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. A healthworker administers COVID vaccine to a student at Nagercoil in Kanyakumari district on Mar 17. More than 1 crore COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered to those in the 12-14 years age group since the beginning of the drive, the Union Health Ministry said on Friday (March 25).Read all the latest updates on COVID-19 here. With over 25 lakh vaccine doses administered till Friday evening, India's vaccination coverage against COVID pandemic crossed 182.83 crore mark. The ministry also said that over 2.23 crore Precaution Doses for the identified categories of beneficiaries- HCWs, FLWs and Over 60 years for Covid vaccination have been administered so far. "Over 1 crore children between the age group of 12-14 have received their first dose of Covid-19 vaccine. Congratulations to all my young warriors who got vaccinated. Let's continue this momentum," Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya tweeted. Meanwhile, India on Friday reported marginal decline at 1,685 fresh Covid infection with 83 deaths in the last 24 hours. Following a continuous downward trend, India's active caseload has also further declined to 21,530 on Friday, constituting 0.05 per cent of the country's total positive cases. There has been a sustained fall in the weekly and daily positivity rates too. Weekly positivity rate in the country currently stands at 0.33 per cent, while the daily positivity rate is reported to be 0.24 per cent. COVID: WHO says BA.2 Omicron subvariant dominant around globe, behind cases surges in Asia, Europe 100 per cent of Delhi's eligible population received 1st COVID vaccine dose, 90 pc second: Sisodia ### Response:

COVID: Over 1 crore vaccine doses administered to 12-14 age group

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. GT players celebrating wicket of LSG's Quinton de Kock R Sai Kishore made his debut in 57th match of IPL for Gujarat Titans against Lucknow Super Giants. The 25-year-old cricketer from Tamil Nadu was brought for Rs 3 crore at the mega auction by Gujarat Titans. He replaced Sai Sudarshan in a crucial match for team which if they win will lead them straight into the playoffs. He was praised for taking a low catch to dismiss Quinton de Kock at a score of jus 11 off 10 balls. The left-arm fingerspinner first came into limelight in 2017 after his performance in the Tamil Nadu Premier League for his team Chepauk Super Gillies. He also showed a terrific bowling performance especially in the death overs in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Kishore made his IPL debut in the year 2020 when Chennai Super Kings brought him in their squad for Rs 20 lakh. In 2021, Sai Kishore was selected as one of the five net bowlers for Team India's series in Sri Lanka. Later, he was added to the main team for the last two T20Is. In India's T20I series against West Indies in January this year, he was selected as a standby playerin the squad. Sai Kishore has taken 43 wickets off 38 games in T20s with an economy of 5.46. He has played 33 List A games and picked up 54 wickets and has scalped 59 First-Class wickets in 20 games for his state. Earlier in the match, Gujarat Titans won the toss and opted to bat first. They set a target of 145 for LSG. Full Squads: Lucknow Super Giants: Quinton de Kock, KL Rahul, Deepak Hooda, Krunal Pandya, Ayush Badoni, Marcus Stoinis, Jason Holder, Dushmantha Chameera, Ravi Bishnoi, Avesh Khan, Mohsin Khan, Karan Sharma, Manish Pandey, Shahbaz Nadeem, Krishnappa Gowtham, Manan Vohra, Kyle Mayers, Evin Lewis, Ankit Rajpoot, Andrew Tye, Mayank Yadav Gujarat Titans: Wriddhiman Saha, Shubman Gill, Hardik Pandya, Sai Sudharsan, David Miller, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Pradeep Sangwan, Lockie Ferguson, Alzarri Joseph, Mohammed Shami, Vijay Shankar, Jayant Yadav, Gurkeerat Singh Mann, Matthew Wade, Varun Aaron, Abhinav Manohar, Ravisrinivasan Sai Kishore, Darshan Nalkande, Rahmanullah Gurbaz, Dominic Drakes, Yash Dayal, Noor Ahmad ### Response:

IPL 2022: Who is R Sai Kishore? GT's debutant who took Quinton de Kock's catch

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. NCP chief Sharad Pawar on Sunday said everyone must stay united to preserve the heritage of progressive Maharashtra and honor the efforts put in by workers who are constantly working for the development of the state. Pawar made these remarks in a tweet in which he greeted the people on the occasion of Maharashtra Day which also coincides with International Labor Day "Let us resolve to maintain unity in the society without sacrificing the efforts of those who are creating social divisions, to preserve the heritage of progressive Maharashtra and to honor all the workers who are constantly raising the graph of progress through their hard work. Happy Maharashtra Day and Labor Day to all!", Pawar tweeted. Maharashtra Day Maharashtra's 62nd Foundation Day is celebrated across the state today on May 1. The day commemorates the formation of the state on May 1, 1960. The Bombay Reorganisation Act came into effect, in 1960, creating Maharashtra, after many protests and demonstrations were witnessed in support of the new state. Shiv Sena's Sanjay Raut calls Raj Thackeray 'traitor' ahead of MNS' mega Aurangabad rally In fact, the Act created two new states out of the erstwhile Bombay State -- Maharashtra, for those whose mother tongue is Marathi, and Gujarat, for Gujarati-speaking people. Both states went on to become business hubs and prospered. MNS' Raj Thackeray welcomed by massive crowd in Aurangabad ahead of May 1 mega rally Maharashtra Day, which falls on the same day as the International Labour Day, is now a regional public holiday. Through the States Reorganisation Act, 1956, the provinces and princely states were reorganised into the Union of India after gaining freedom from colonial rule. On the basis of the language spoken in a region, the Act proposed the reorganisation. Initially, Bombay State was formed for people speaking Marathi, Konkani, Gujarati, and Kutchi. Political events on Maharashtra Day Today in the afternoon, Chief minister Uddhav Thackeray will speak in a virtual conference organised by the Marathi daily Loksatta, while Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray will address his a rally in Aurangabad over the use of loudspeakers in mosques. Leader of opposition and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Devendra Fadnavis will hold a 'Booster Dose' rally in Mumbai's Somaiya ground, which is being seen as the launch of the campaign for upcoming elections to civic bodies. While, Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi chief and Dr BR Ambedkar's grandson, Prakash Ambedkar, to "protest attempts to communalise the atmosphere in the state", has announced peace marches across the state. (Image: PTI) ### Response:

Maharashtra Day: Sharad Pawar Warns People Of 'divisive Forces'; Avers 'Don't Fall Prey'

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Life is so unpredictable and we cannot expect what life throws at us. Proving this one more time, a famous singer who gave his soulful vocals for various languages passed away all of a sudden. Shortly after finishing his live concert, the singer left for his hotel room and his health deteriorated at once.Popular singer Krishnakumar Kunnath aka KK was in West Bengal's Kolkata for a live concert. The concert was a super hit and the attendees were taken by a storm called KK who treated them with ear soothing songs. After he went to his hotel, he started feeling severe discomfort.KK was rushed to the nearby hospital for treatment. Sadly, the singer was declared dead by the hospital. He was just 53 and the music lovers are in shock hearing that the singer who entertained them for over three decades is no more.KK has been passionate about music. He started his career with private songs and live shows. After he shot to fame with his first album Pal, Bollywood gave him many offers. He sang a variety of songs in his career and gained a massive fan following. Slowly, he started getting offers from other languages as well. The tragedy is that KK started his career with live shows and ended his career with the live show. After treating the fans with an electrifying live concert, he collapsed in his hotel room and was shifted to a nearby hospital facility. Sadly, that could not save the playback singer.Not just the fans, but fellow singers, music composers, filmmakers, and actors also expressed their shock over the incident and condoled his death. Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi and West Bengal Chief Mamata Banerjee condoled KK's sudden death.KK's body will be shifted to Mumbai to conduct a postmortem. There are a few doubts about the reason behind his death. While many suspect that cardiac arrest might be the reason, there is also a doubt that suffocation at the concert could be the reason. Many fans who attended the concert alleged that the place was jam-packed and AC was also not working. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. New Delhi: From the Haryana government including paragraphs on Congress' "appeasement policy" in a Class 9 history book, and Karnataka adding a speech by RSS founder K.B. Hedgewar to a Class 10 text, to the Gujarat government incorporating parts of the 'Bhagavad Gita' in the Class 6-10 syllabi.A series of decisions taken by different states has put the spotlight back on the debate around the establishment tailoring school texts to suit its political bent.The debate isn't a new one.The erstwhile Atal Bihari Vajpayee-led NDA government was criticised by historians for what was described as its bid to “saffronise education”.Allegations have also been levelled at the Congress for focusing too much on Mughal history in textbooks and leaving out information about "Hindu rulers", as well as the contribution of "various segments of Indian society to history".In Rajasthan, textbooks are said to change every five years as the two parties alternate in power.Political players defend their decisions to tweak textbooks as a response to rivals’ attempts to manipulate the narrative.But historians and academic experts urge caution. It is important to update texts as more information comes to light, they say, but add that no winners can come off turning textbooks into ideological battlegrounds. Gender equality, pride in India: What govt aims to achieve with new school curriculum under NEPCongress 'appeasement', RSS' Hedgewar & Bhagavad GitaIn Haryana, the Manohar Lal Khattar-led BJP government has replaced textbooks for classes 6 to 10 in state schools. A list of the same has been put up on the official website of the Haryana Board of School Education (HBSE).The move made headlines earlier this month.A Class 9 history textbook being introduced by the HBSE from the current academic session claims that the Congress' "greed for power" is one of the reasons for India's Partition in 1947.This has been explained in a portion titled "Congress's appeasement politics (Congress ki tushtikaran ki niti)", according to which the party's leaders were unable to stand up to the "Muslim League's demand for a separate Muslim nation".Another portion of the same text claims that Congress leaders were "tired" of the freedom struggle, because of which the Partition happened."One of the main reasons behind Partition is considered to be the fatigue within Congress and its greed for power. Constant struggle for freedom had tired the Congress leadership, they were not ready to struggle anymore. Some Congress leaders wanted immediate freedom and power," read a paragraph in a chapter titled 'India's Partition, integration of princely states and rehabilitation of the displaced' in the Class 9 textbook."When Gandhi opposed Partition, the leaders were not excited with the idea and he had to accept Partition," it further read.Another chapter in the book has a portion on RSS founder K.B. Hedgewar and the role of Hindutva leaders in peacekeeping in 1922. The portion claims that after repeated attacks on Hindus, Hedgewar and Balakrishna Shivram Moonje - a member of the Congress who later became president of the Hindu Mahasabha - decided to form a group for the protection of Hindus.In a Class 6 textbook, there is a chapter called the 'Ramayana and Mahabharat period'. Using a map of India, the chapter points out archaeological excavation sites to claim that the epics were based on true events.Other changes in the syllabus include a number of chapters about the Mughal invasion of India and how local rulers fought back.The Haryana controversy was soon followed by a similar one in Karnataka - another BJP-ruled state.The Basavaraj Bommai government in Karnataka was accused of removing a chapter on freedom fighter Bhagat Singh from the Class 10 Kannada textbook, along with works of progressive thinkers like Kannada poet P. Lankesh, the founder-editor of Lankesh Patrike, Sara Aboobacker, a prominent Muslim Kannada writer, and A.N. Murthy Rao.While Karnataka Textbooks Review Committee head Rohith Chakratirtha told ThePrint that they have not removed the chapter on Bhagat Singh, he accepted that works of other authors had been taken out. This, he said, was done because of complaints that the syllabus was only favouring a "certain ideology".Like Haryana, Karnataka, too, introduced a portion on Hedgewar in its Class 10 Kannada textbook. Chakratirtha defended the move, saying it was just a speech where Hedgewar says that instead of worshipping humans, one should follow values that will not change over time, and had nothing to do with his ideology.In March, the Karnataka government also said that it is contemplating introducing the Bhagavad Gita as part of "moral science" lessons in state-run schools.Gujarat Education Minister Jitu Vaghani had announced earlier the same month that school children from classes 6 to 12 will be taught the 'Bhagavad Gita' as part of their syllabi. The minister had said that the idea is to introduce the "values enshrined" in the religious text in the curriculum.Many states followed suit. Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Uttarakhand, all-BJP ruled states, announced they will introduce the Gita as a part of their curriculum at different levels.Tagore story removed, chapter on Modi govt droppedIn July last year, the Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh government - also a BJP-led state - made major changes to the Class 10 and 12 syllabi of state-run schools.The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP), also known as the UP Board, removed the works of Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore and former President Dr S. Radhakrishnan from the 2021-22 academic session.Tagore's short story The Homecoming and Dr Radhakrishnan's essay The Women's Education were removed from the Class 12 syllabus. Mulk Raj Anand's The Lost Child, and An Astrologer's Day by R.K. Narayan were also taken out.The board officials had said at the time that the changes are in line with the implementation of the new NCERT syllabus for English.The change in syllabus is not just limited to BJP-ruled states. In 2019, just months after Congress' Ashok Gehlot became Rajasthan's chief minister, the state government discontinued four textbooks that talked about the Modi government's policies, which were being taught in state board schools under his predecessor Vasundhara Raje.State education minister Govind Singh Dotasra had said the government did not see any "benefit" in teaching the students about the policies. In push for Bhagavad Gita in schools, Karnataka Congress finds new 'Hindutva vs Hinduism' pivotIn states' justifications, an NEP pushBoth Haryana and Gujarat have defended the latest changes they've made to school texts by saying that these are being implemented as part of the new National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 - which proposes sweeping reforms in the country's education sector - that calls for a more 'India-centric' education.Gujarat Education Minister Jitu Vaghani said his government's decision to introduce the 'Bhagavad Gita' in school curricula was in line with the new NEP."The decision was in line with the Union government's National Education Policy 2020, which recommends the introduction of modern and ancient culture, traditions and knowledge systems so that students feel proud of India's rich and diverse culture," Vaghani had said in the state legislative assembly on 18 March.The Haryana state board (HSBE), too, said the revisions it had made to the school curriculum were in line with the NEP, which talks about "rootedness and pride in India" as one of its aims."The vision. is to instill among the learners a deep-rooted pride in being Indian, not only in thought, but also in spirit, intellect, and deeds, as well as to develop knowledge, skills, values, and dispositions that support responsible commitment to human rights, sustainable development and living, and global well-being, thereby reflecting a truly global citizen," reads the policy document.As part of the policy, the central government is currently in the process of developing the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) that will guide syllabus formation and how school textbooks are designed in the coming years. 'Pride in India' is also one of the broader themes of the NCF.BJP national spokesperson Guru Prakash Paswan said that whoever has any concerns regarding the changes made to school curricula is free to challenge and approach the stakeholders involved."Whenever there is any change in the syllabus, it is done after a discourse with the public and all relevant stakeholders. If anyone has any problem with it, they can approach the authorities," he told ThePrint. "If learning and understanding about our proud Indian culture, history and civilisation is saffronisation to some, so be it."Paswan said "we should also take note of the way our history has been rewritten post-Independence". "Our younger generation today does not know about many of our unsung heroes. This is why we needed to celebrate Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav [Centre's initiative to celebrate and commemorate 75 years of Independence], because people should know that there are many individuals and organisations that have immensely contributed towards building the nation," he added.Asked to comment on claims that Hindutva-inspired material was being included in school textbooks, Paswan said, "Those who think that a particular religion is being given importance, should study in detail. This is India's history and we have every right to take pride in the country's history."Karnataka's Primary and Secondary Education Minister B.C. Nagesh said that his government was trying to teach "real history"."We do not believe in teaching half-truths, that is why we have revised the textbooks," he told ThePrint.Nagesh said the chapter on Bhagat Singh by "communist writer" G. Ramakrishna was replaced by one by writer Chakravarty Sulibele. The minister also alleged that the textbooks revised by the previous review committee were filled with "lies and misinformation"."The speech by Hedgewar has been included because it talks about role models. It has nothing about the writer, organisation or any political party," he added.On his government's plans to include the Gita in the syllabus, Madhya Pradesh BJP leader Durgesh Keswani said they were meant to respect the common people's sentiments."The previous Congress government praised the Mughals and whitewashed their sins in history textbooks. We are only taking a positive step in the direction of making people more aware about Indian culture and glorious history," he added. "The basic difference is that we are advocating Gita while they (opposition) are advocating Mughal invaders. Gita should be read by every individual. Whoever reads it, their outlook towards life changes."What educationists & historians sayEducationists ThePrint spoke to were of the view that while it is important to change, and, more importantly, update the syllabus, the same should not be inspired by political ideologies."It is indeed important to change syllabi and texts as we understand better the demands of modernity from pedagogical tools. These are decisions that need to be taken after careful consideration and with a view on what skills and knowledge we need to provide our youth as they take on the next industrial revolution," Amirullah Khan, a professor at Dr Marri Channa Reddy Human Resource Development Institute of Telangana, told ThePrint."Political ideologists rewriting history and redefining science is unfortunately suicidal for any education system," he said.Meeta Sengupta, an educator who founded the Centre for Education Strategy, a Delhi-based think tank, said, "For many countries and throughout history, education has been a political tool, but that happens only when we are stuck in a single story. "With an education system that encourages critical thinking, also recommended by the NEP, the textbook ideally should be just a take-off point for raising questions and not seeking answers."When the Vajpayee government had proposed new history books in 2001, the changes were heavily criticised by historians.The new history books were to say that Aryans go back to the fourth millennium BC - preceding even the Indus Valley civilisation of Mohenjo Daro and Harappa - and that they were not migrants from Iran.British political and cultural magazine New Statesman had in a December 2001 issue published an article on the matter, under the headline 'India moves to talibanise history'.The BJP's ideological fountainhead, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), had also weighed in with the claim that Kshatriyas (Hindu warriors) were the ancestors of the Chinese. References to consumption of beef were also proposed to be removed from textbooks over their potential to corrupt upper caste, Hindu children.Historians Romila Thapar and Irfan Habib, among others, had criticised the changes that were suggested by a "review committee". According to them, the panel did not include historians."RSS' conspiracy against history must be a matter of concern for every citizen of India who has any care at all for the secular and democratic character of our republic," Habib wrote in an article in One India One People magazine in June 2001.In response to the Vajpayee government's move, Thapar had written a piece in the Hindustan Times in December 2001 titled 'Propaganda as history won't sell'."This is also an assault on the fundamentals of acquiring and handling knowledge. If knowledge is to progress in any field there needs to be a critical enquiry and analyses of the subject, and this includes the exploration of conventional, controversial and sceptical ideas," she wrote.The changes were eventually not made in the textbooks by NCERT. (Edited by Gitanjali Das) ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) will soon begin with online registration of Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination, 2021. According to UPSC's annual calendar for 2021, it is scheduled to start from 10 February 2021 and will go on till 2 March 2021.Aspirants can register themselves for the same at UPSC's official website: https://www.upsc.gov.in/, on or between the given dates.According to the same calendar, UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Exam 2021 is scheduled for 27 June 2021.Candidates who want to apply for UPSC Civil Services Prelims 2021 should at least hold a degree of a university recognised by the Government of India. For more information, they should wait for the official notification by UPSC.UPSC conducts Preliminary Examination of the Civil Services Examination for recruitment to the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Police Service (IPS) and other central services and posts in accordance with the rules published by the Government (Department of Personnel & Training) in the Gazette of India Extraordinary. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. 11 October is celebrated as the International day of girl child, as a way of empowering girls and amplifying their voices across the globe.This celebration aims at recognising the power and potential the girls hold and they can do if they get equal opportunities as their male counterparts.On this day, the United Nations, other girl child organisations, support groups and people across the world take a stand against violence, child marriage, rape, poor health and educational opportunities for girls that pose as barriers in their life.People who want to participate and show their solidarity to the cause can do so with the help of social media and empower girls in the ways they think they can to spread the word and girls they know feel special.International Day for Girl Child: HistoryThe rights of the girl child have been neglected since time immemorial, and even today women have to fight for equality and justice in every aspect of their life. But International day for girl child is a way of bringing the focus back on the rights and opportunities for girls. It was in 1995, when the World Conference on Women was helped with all the Beijing countries being a part of it. That year they adopted the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action which was a progressive blueprint and took a stand for the rights of girls. In the year 2011, the United Nations General Assembly declared 11 October as the International day for Girl Child for raising awareness regarding the issues and challenges of girls and promote the concept of girls' empowerment along with fighting for their rights.International Day for Girl Child: SignificanceThis day is important because the talks, seminars, campaigns raise awareness on the importance of a girl's safety, education and health. It signifies that girls should not only be taken care of during their childhood, but also in their adolescence because they are the future mothers, entrepreneurs, housewives, mentors and political leaders of the countries across the globe. We need to stand for their human rights and equal opportunities because they are equal partners in the battles of economic crises, climate change, disease prevention, political conflicts and sustainable development. Gender equality should be an important issue and can be given utmost importance so that the girls continue to break stereotypes and build a better world for the future generation. International Day for Girl Child: Theme for 2021The theme on the occasion of International day for girl child 2021 is 'Digital Generation, Our Generation'. Girls have been the change makers, breaking stereotypes and standing up for themselves when no one else was. They have much more potential that the world sees and technology is one of the best tools to help it bring in front of the world. The last 2 years were all about digital learning and work from home. Therefore, the theme seeks the authorities and governments to mobilise targeted investments to ensure that girls have access to internet and digital facilities. It is also an agenda to ensure they get safe and equal opportunities to work and design such technologies. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. New Delhi: If you have any pending work in bank, then try to close it on Wednesday as banks in most regions will remain closed from Thursday for next four days due to various festivities, according to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) holiday calendar. Such holidays are declared under the Negotiable Instruments Act. These holidays differ from state to state but on certain days banks remain closed across the country. It is to be noted that branches of all public sector banks, private sector, foreign banks, cooperative banks and regional banks remain closed on notified holidays by the RBI. Meta Making Joint $925 Million Commitment To Reach Net Zero Emissions Goal By 2030 End: Zuckerberg Banks closed on April 14 Banks will remain closed on various occasions including Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti, Mahavir Jayanti, Baisakhi, Vaisakhi, Tamil New Year's Day, Cheiraoba, Biju Festival and Bohag Bihu. Banks will remain closed in Agartala, Ahmedabad, Belapur, Bengaluru, Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh, Chennai, Dehradun, Gangtok, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Imphal, Jaipur, Jammu, Kanpur, Kochi, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, Nagpur, New Delhi, Panaji, Patna, Ranchi, Srinagar, Thiruvananthapuram. However, Meghalaya and Himachal Pradesh banks will remain open on this day. Banks closed on April 15 You will not be able to vist banks on Friday on the occasion of Good Friday/Bengali New Year's Day (Nababarsha)/Himachal Day/Vishu/Bohag Bihu Banks will be remain closed in all regions except Rajasthan, Jammu and Srinagar Banks closed on April 16 Banks will remain closed in Guwahati on the occasion of Bohag Bihu. They will also remain closed on April 17, whihc is a weekned. Moreover, banks will also be shut on April 21 due to Garia Puja, and on April 29 due to Shab-I-Qadr/Jumat-ul-Vida. It is to be noted that banks will remain shut on the last Saturday, i.e. April 23, and April 24, which is a Sunday. Banks remain open on the first and third Saturday of a month. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Fintech unicorn Razorpay has announced its fourth and largest employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) sale for its 650 existing and former employees as part of a $75 million transaction, the firm said in a statement on Tuesday.The purchase will be led by Lightspeed Venture Partners along with participation from Moore Strategic Ventures who will subsequently join the company's cap table.Razorpay is one of India's youngest startups to have facilitated the ESOP sale consecutively for the last three years. Last year, the sale was worth $10 million.'This year, the company looks to benefit employees across roles - be it software engineers, product managers, customer experience agents, sales, and administrative staff. Current and former employees, as young as 22 who hold vested stocks of the company, will be eligible to sell up to 30 percent of their vested ESOP shares,' the company said.According to the company, its employees are quintessential to the growth of the business and ESOP sales are one of the many tangible ways in which Razorpay extends its gratitude to its employees.Razorpay grew over 300 percent last year and plans to achieve $90 billion TPV (Total Payment Volume) by the end of 2022, the fintech's CEO and co-founder Harshil Mathur said. 'These ESOPs are a way to give back to our Razors and a small effort in making a difference in their lives.'To date, the company has awarded ESOPs to 1,940 existing and former employees across levels.The fintech firm conducted its first ESOP sale in November 2018, making it one of the very few early-stage startups to conduct a liquidity event for its 140 employees then. The second and third ESOP sales were conducted in November 2019 and March 2021, during which 400 and 750 employees, respectively, were eligible.In December 2021, Razorpay became the most valued fintech company in India, raising $375 million as part of its Series F funding. This year, Razorpay forayed into the international markets with the acquisition of Malaysian fintech firm Curlec and also closed its fifth acquisition by acquiring payment technology startup iZealiant. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. By Hemant Kumar Rout Express News Service BHUBANESWAR: As many as 12.95 lakh people in Odisha have missed the second dose despite completing the maximum 112 days gap for Covishield and 42 days for Covaxin. Overall, around 15.88 lakh people are due for their second Covid jab by August 25, owing to shortage of vaccine. On May 13, the Centre had approved a gap of 12 to 16 weeks for Covishield, which accounts for around 95 per cent (pc) of all vaccinations in Odisha and four to six weeks for Covaxin. As per the data accessed by The New Indian Express, a total of 10,48,572 people are awaiting their second dose of Covishield after the longest recommendation gap between the two doses while another 2,46,455 are in line for Covaxin in the State.Read all the latest updates on COVID-19 here. Most of the beneficiaries in the overdue list are from the coastal districts. The highest 1,44,739 beneficiaries have missed second dose, including 1.13 lakh for Covishield and 34,448 for Covaxin in Ganjam district. The statistics indicated, 65,781 people in Mayurbhanj, 61,462 in Koraput, 56,099 in Cuttack, 54,648 in Keonjhar, 49,914 in Balasore, 46,628 in Bhadrak, 43,595 in Sundargarh, 40,067 in Kalahandi, 39,530 in Bargarh, 39,042 in Nabarangpur, 38,200 in Jajpur, 37,037 in Puri, 34,204 in Rayagada, 32,816 in Sambalpur, 29,734 in Dhenkanal and 28,893 in Balangir have missed their Covishield shots. The districts having lowest number of beneficiaries missing their second Covishield shot included Deogarh (10,573), Jagatsinghpur (11,350), Jharsuguda (12,299), Gajapati (14,397), Sonepur (16,986), Khurda (17,832), Malkangiri (19,367), Boudh (19,592), Nuapada (19,031), Angul (22,092), Nayagarh (23,134), Kendrapara (24,662) and Kandhamal (26,417). As many as 1,01,716 people have missed their Covaxin doses in Bhubaneswar even as there was no issue with the stock. The figure included people, who have tested positive after first dose and out of city residents, who have not turned up for second dose for some reason or the other. According to officials, another five lakh people will be due for their second dose by the end of this month. The State government has, however, set aside around 70 pc the vaccines for the second doses and the rest for the first doses. Apart from the shortage of vaccine, overcrowding and lack of enforcement at the vaccination centres also deprived people of their second dose. "People stopped coming to vaccination centres after two/three attempts as they failed to get vaccine," pointed out a health worker from Khurda. Additional Chief Secretary of Health PK Mohapatra said people have missed their second dose of Covishield due to short supply of vaccines. "We are conducting vaccination of around two lakh doses against our capacity of four lakh doses a day. The Centre has promised additional 11.16 lakh doses of vaccines this month to cover the people due for the second dose. Accordingly, districts have been directed to plan exclusive sessions," he added. Odisha was supplied 54.92 lakh doses of both vaccines in July against the promised allocation of 30.51 lakh doses of free supply. In August, the State has been allocated 43.48 lakh doses of both the vaccines. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. A clash took place between two groups of a community due to old enmity in Sambhal. Incidents of stone-pelting and firing took place. Three people were injured and have been shifted to hospital. Probe is underway, said Chakresh Mishra, Superintendents of Police. As per PTI reports, two groups belonging to the same community opened fire and indulged in brickbatting over an old election-related rivalry on Tuesday, leaving three people injured, police said. The incident took place in Sadiranpur village in Asmoli area. The injured have been rushed to a hospital, where their condition is stated to be stable. A detailed probe is on in the matter, police added. (More details awaited) ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. By Express News Service MADURAI: Institute of Human Rights Education MD Henri Tiphagne has requested Chief Minister MK Stalin and Minister for Education Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi to introduce 'Constitutional Rights Education' for government and government aided schools. "At this point of time, it is important for students to know their fundamental rights, and about equality and principles of democracy. Perspective on social justice is mandatory," he added. Appreciating the State government's initiatives of 'Illam Thedi Kalvi', 'Reading marathon' and state child policy, Tiphagne said that proposal to hold various competitions and club activities will help develop the interpersonal skills. "Earlier, Peoples had been teaching 'Human Rights education' in all schools since 1997. It was extended to 16 states. The current initiative is overseen by the organisation 'Vanmugil'," he added. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Lucknow, Sep 20 The 'abba jaan' controversy in Uttar Pradesh politics refuses to die down and a cartoon on the row went viral on Monday . The BJP has purportedly stoked the row by coming up with a cartoon that takes a dig at All India Majlis-e-Ittehad-ul-Muslimeen (AIMIM) leader Asaduddin Owaisi and Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav. In the cartoon, Owaisi and Akhilesh Yadav are shown as Mughal emperor Jehangir and Anarkali who are seen reclining on a sack of rations, ostensibly meant for the poor, while 'abba jaan' Mulayam Singh Yadav looks on. In the second part of the cartoon, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is seen distributing ration to the poor. It may be recalled that recently, Yogi Adityanath had said that those who talk of 'abba jaan' are the ones who ate up the ration meant for the poor. "Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, there is no place for appeasement politics. Before 2017, was everyone able to get ration? Earlier only those who used to say 'abba jaan' were digesting the ration," Adityanath had said in Kushinagar. Akhilesh Yadav and Owaisi, along with several other opposition leaders, had hit out at the chief minister for his remarks. This led to a major furore across the opposition parties, who accused Adityanath of blatant communalism. On the other hand, Akhilesh Yadav said, "Even after over four years, this government is changing names and colours, claiming the work done by the SP government as its own. As they know that their government is on its way out, the language of its head has changed." He said a few years ago, when the chief minister had gone to Kushinagar, children and the poor were given soaps and shampoos to first take a bath and then meet him. Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor Open in app ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. New Delhi: Congress leader Navjot Singh has been given an ultimatum of two days to reconsider his decision to resign as the party’s Punjab chief. According to sources, the party high command has asked Sidhu to make a final call within the given time, after which it would appoint a new state chief of the party. The sources also said that senior leader Sunil Jakhar is one of the frontrunners for the post. He is also the favoured choice of former CM Amarinder Singh who resigned under pressure from the high command. Meanwhile, Singh met Home Minister Amit Shah at his residence in Delhi fueling speculations of him joining the BJP. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Rare currency notes and coins have always been objects of desire for those who collect them. Certain serial numbers, images, or even a flaw can make an ordinary coin or bill unique, increasing its value manifold. If you happen to have such an item in your possession, you could earn lakhs of rupees from something that has a face value of only a fraction of that amount. An easy way to do this is by putting such a note up for auction on eBay. The well-known e-commerce website, among other things, allows people to sell and purchase unique currency notes and coins. While there are other platforms too, and some even opt to advertise their rare notes on social media, eBay happens to be a preferred platform due to its legacy as a longstanding online marketplace. People looking to sell their unique notes with 786 mentioned in the serial number can do so with a few easy steps. Here's how: Step 1: Go to www.ebay.com. Step 2: Click on the registration tab on the homepage and register yourself as a seller. Step 3: Take a clear, good quality picture of the note you intend to sell and upload it on the platform. eBay will show your listing to buyers on the lookout for such a note. Step 4: Interested buyers will contact you after seeing your advertisement. You can finalise the price and sell them the note. Never miss a story! Stay connected and informed with Mint. Download our App Now!! For HT: Sign on to read the HT ePaper epaper.hindustantimes.com ### Response:

Currency notes with 786 serial number can fetch ₹3 lakh online. Here's how

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. New Delhi (Delhi) [India], September 8 (ANI/NewsVoir): Making your short rides comfortable and the adoption of a physically active lifestyle more affordable, the Bajaj Finserv EMI Store extends a plethora of exclusive offers on electric cycles. The online platform has announced that top-tier models of electric cycles can be purchased on easy EMIs starting Rs. 2,110. Now, customers can give their cardiovascular system an effective workout in a more affordable manner.Additionally, several gift vouchers of up to Rs. 3,000 can be availed on every purchase in a lucrative deal just ahead of the festive season.Electric cycles are rapidly gaining popularity worldwide for playing an instrumental part in improving both the mental and physical well-being of people across all age groups. These models come fitted with an integrated electric motor to assist propulsion and offer different speed variations, as per the course and rider's requirements. While these bikes are fun to ride and easier to use for commuting and casual errands, they can also help in making the heart stronger and healthier.Some of the top models you can find on the EMI Store include:* Swagtron Swagcycle EB-5 Lightweight Aluminum Folding Electric Bike with Pedals (White) with EMIs starting from Rs. 5,333 and up to 20% off* Swagtron EB 6 T Bandit Electric Bike 7 (White And Black) with EMIs starting from Rs. 8,555 and up to 14% off* Felidae Maven Single Speed E-Bicycle (Yellow) with EMIs starting from Rs. 4,709 and up to 6% off* Swagtron EB 7 Elite Plus Folding Electric Bike (Orange) with EMIs starting from Rs. 7,888 and up to 11% off* Felidae Maven Single Speed E-Bicycle (Flamingo) with EMIs starting from Rs. 4,417 and up to 6% offBenefits of shopping on the Bajaj Finserv EMI Store The Bajaj Finserv EMI Store has made the purchase of these fitness-centric electric cycles easier and more convenient. Customers can now buy their favourite electric cycle on EMI from a wide range of models available and get it delivered to their preferred address within 24 hours. They can avail the benefits of zero down payment on select models available at the EMI Store, where they don't have to pay anything upfront to purchase the product. Moreover, the innumerable discounts, deals and No Cost EMI offers render such purchases affordable and convenient.How to place an order for Electric Cycles on the Bajaj Finserv EMI Store 1. Log on to the Bajaj Finserv EMI Store using the registered mobile number2. Choose the desired electric cycle and select a convenient EMI repayment tenor3. At the payment page, add the delivery address and click on 'Generate OTP'4. Enter the OTP received on the registered mobile number and click on submit5. A confirmation of purchase will be sent, and the ordered item will be home delivered*Terms and Conditions applyFinserv MARKETS is an online digital marketplace by Bajaj Finserv Direct Limited, a subsidiary of Bajaj Finserv. Finserv MARKETS is a one-stop digital marketplace that assists consumers to compare and choose from a wide range of financial products. Its core proposition is driven by a strong intent to deliver tailor made financial products to the consumers. It offers customers an abundance of choices in offering the required financial products to achieve all their financial and personal goals. Finserv MARKETS has partnered with leading financial providers in the Lending, Insurance, Investments and Payments space to provide 500+ financial and lifestyle products, all in one place.For further information, please visit www.bajajfinservmarkets.in or download Finserv MARKETS App on Google Play Store or App Store.This story is provided by NewsVoir. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (ANI/NewsVoir) ### Response:

Shop for electric cycles and get a gift voucher up to Rs. 3,000 on the Bajaj Finserv EMI Store

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Bargarh, Aug 29: The Vigilance sleuths caught Bijepur BDO Padmanabha Samantray with over Rs 3.51 lakh unaccounted cash near Binika bridge on Sunday. The officials of the anti-corruption wing have taken Samant to the Vigilance office at Sonepur for questioning. His houses in Bargarh, Puri, and Bhubaneswar were being searched by the Vigilance. Further details awaited. ### Response:

Bijepur BDO in Vigilance net

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Emotional intelligence is important in every sphere of life. Whoever has good emotional intelligence can face any life problems and has the ability to withstand stress. Emotional intelligence means understanding and reaching out to someone's feelings and controlling them. Emotional intelligence is also more emotional stability in a person who has more. In many offices, the level of emotional intelligence of employees who are engaged in politics in the office is very low. Individuals who lack emotional intelligence are prone to jealousy and anger, thus making it to the office and elsewhere. Sometimes, candidates are tested for emotional intelligence before an appointment in the office. People with good emotional intelligence have a higher leadership capability. In what ways can you manage emotional intelligence:- 1) Stress:- When a person has a lot of stress, his thinking, understanding of power is not too hurt, so keep the stress away as much as possible. 2) Sense of humor:- The skill of fighting any challenges should be developed in you. SSC CHSL Tier-1 2019 Answer Key, see at ssc.nic.in NHPC recruitment, 10th pass also have good opportunity to apply ### Response:

Quality of emotional intelligence should be present in person, know why

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Mumbai: Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif make for a good-looking pair. Recently, the newlyweds stole the limelight as they arrived at the Dharma Productions CEO Apoorva Mehta’s birthday party on Friday. The stylish new couple in town arrived at the party looking stunning. Katrina teamed up a hot blue dress with shimmery black high heels. On the other hand, her husband opted for a fitted black blazer with a floral print on it. See pictures: “Hayeee… they look so hot together,” a social media user commented.”Couples who slay together, stay together,” another one wrote. Earlier on Friday, Katrina shared pictures from her family-style Holi celebrations, featuring her with Vicky, his parents Sham and Veena Kaushal along with his brother and actor Sunny Kaushal. The happy family can be seen posing together with red-coloured gulal on their faces. Vicky and Katrina exchanged vows in a grand yet intimate ceremony at Six Senses Fort Barwara in Rajasthan on December 9, 2021. On the work front, Vicky will be seen in director Laxman Utekar’s yet-to-be-titled film with Sara Ali Khan and Meghna Gulzar’s Sam Bahadur. Katrina has Tiger 3 in her kitty with co-star Salman Khan. With ANI Inputs. The post Katrina Kaif, Vicky Kaushal Make Headlines As They Arrive At A Star-Studded Bash; See Pictures first appeared on India Ahead. ### Response:

Katrina Kaif, Vicky Kaushal Make Headlines As They Arrive At A Star-Studded Bash; See Pictures

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Chikku, a wooden statue related to the Bhutta cult of Karnataka, is the first 'Exhibit of the week' for the month of July on the social media pages of Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (IGRMS), Bhopal.The height and width of the exhibit, collected from the folk community of Udupi, Karnataka in 1998, are 49 cm and 17 cm respectively.Director, IGRMS, Praveen Kumar Mishra said that Chikku or Cikku is a wooden figure associated with the traditional Bhutta cult prevalent in the southern part of coastal Karnataka and the northern part of Kerala.He further said that Bhutta cult is a form of spirit worship. The present object, personified as the female figure of the spirit, is portrayed in a standing posture adorned with traditional ornaments and dresses. The face is alluringly depicted with an expression of bold eyes.It is also believed that every spirit has a unique form, mythic history, special powers and propitiatory requirements. The idol is crafted by Gudigar, a community of wood carvers in the region. It is prepared from jackfruit wood and uniquely portrayed by using bright red, yellow, and black colours that were traditionally obtained from locally available natural resources, Mishra added.Twitter challenges Centre's blocking order before Karnataka High Court ### Response:

Bhopal: Karnataka's Chikku in limelight, museum exhibits Bhutta cult wooden statue on social media pages

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. A 24-year-old man was stabbed to death by unknown assailants while resisting a robbery bid at Keshav Chowk in Shahdara area in north-east Delhi late Thursday night, the deceased's family said.New Delhi: A 24-year-old man was stabbed to death by unknown assailants while resisting a robbery bid at Keshav Chowk in Shahdara area in north-east Delhi late Thursday night, the deceased's family said. According to his family, Bharat Bajaj from Shanti Mohalla under Gandhinagar police station of Shahdara district, who worked at a local cloth shop, had gone for a walk, along with his friends Prince and Rahul, at around 10 pm on Thursday. At 11.30 pm, the three reached Keshav Chowk in Shahdara when three miscreants surrounded them and started looting them at knifepoint, Bharat's family said. The family further stated that Prince managed to escape from there while Rahul gave his money to the miscreants out of fear but Bharat resisted after which one of them stabbed him three to four times in the stomach with a knife and fled with the money. Passers-by took him to a hospital where doctors declared him brought dead, the family said. Police started the investigation and sent the body for post-mortem. ALSO READ: Man stabbed to death with beer bottle in Delhi ### Response:

Youth stabbed to death while resisting robbery bid in Delhi's Gandhinagar

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. A lot of filmmakers have come up with several interesting political thrillers until now and garnered accolades from the audience. Having said that, another series of Telugu films with a political backdrop is set to release soon. Have a look at these political thrillers. Godfather Touted as a political thriller, Godfather directed by Mohan Raja narrates the story of a mysterious man. This man comes into the picture after the death of a political leader. Starring Chiranjeevi, Salman Khan and others, this film is expected to release soon. Ram Charan 15 According to reports, RC15 is a political drama, which revolves around electoral reforms. Reportedly, Ram Charan will play dual roles — an officer and a student — in the film. According to reports, this film will be released as Sarkarodu. NTR 30 Written and directed by Koratala Siva, NTR 30 is also touted to be a story that revolves around student politics. N.T. Rama Rao Jr will play the role of a student leader in the film. According to reports, Alia Bhatt will be seen opposite N.T. Rama Rao Jr in this film. NBK 107 Directed by Gopichand Malineni, Nandamuri Balakrishna-starrer NBK 107 is also said to be a political thriller. According to reports, NBK 107 is touted as a remake of the Kannada hit film Mufti. Mufti narrated the story of a cop who goes on an undercover mission. He takes the place of Don despite knowing the brutal consequences of his mission. Macherla Niyojakavargam Directed by M.S. Rajashekhar Reddy, Macherla Niyojakavargam is a political thriller all set to release on July 8. Actor Nithiin enacts the role of an electoral officer in Macherla Niyojakavargam. Republic Directed by Deva Katta, Republic starring Sai Dharam Tej is a story of an IIT gold medallist. This gold medallist gets involved in Indian Administrative Services. He uses this opportunity to confront the newly political establishment. Republic was a hit with some criticising action sequences a bit. Ranga Ranga Vaibhavanga Starring Panja Vaisshnav Tej, there are reports that the film Ranga Ranga Vaibhavanga will also have some political background. This film will be released on July 1. ### Response:

Godfather to NBK107, Telugu Political Thrillers to Hit Theatres in Next Few Months

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Ludhiana has found a place in the list of top 75 cities that have qualified the Stage 1 of the India Smart Cities Awards Contest-2022. It is the first time that Ludhiana has qualified and has been ranked 41 on the list.The list has been released by the ministry of housing and urban affairs and those cities have been included in the list which have performed well in the last one year under the Smart City Mission.Jalandhar and Amritsar have also found a place in the list and have been ranked at number 56 and 66, respectively. Surat has ranked first in the list.Under the stage-2 of the contest, the authorities have now been directed to submit award proposals under different categories, including project awards, state/UT awards, innovation, city awards and leadership awards.It has been further stated that the ministry has also included new awards for partners working with the departments, including project management consultants, industry partners, community-based organisations, etc.The authorities have been directed to submit the proposals by June 30.As per MC official, the proposals which can be submitted under the contest include the LED streetlights project, the Sidhwan canal waterfront project, the establishment of a carcass utilisation plant, etc.Pardeep Sabharwal, the commissioner, MC, stated that the Smart City projects have been moving at a fast pace in the city. Projects like the installation of LED streetlights saves energy/power and the Sidhwan canal waterfront project has also been appreciated by residents. The Union government has also acknowledged the works done under the Smart City Mission and Ludhiana has qualified for the first time under the contest.Sign on to read the HT ePaper epaper.hindustantimes.com ### Response:

Ludhiana bags 41st spot among top 75 in Smart City contest

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. A recent post on Apple Support reveals that exposing iPhones to high-amplitude vibrations, “specifically those generated by high-power motorcycle engines," transmitted through handlebars, could corrupt the smartphone’s camera system.Read all the latest updates on COVID-19 here. Apple says that the damage could be permanent. The post was first spotted by MacRumors. Apple recommends against mounting an iPhone on a motorcycle, as the vibrations may be transferred via the bike's chassis and handlebars. Apple says if a user unintentionally moves a camera when he is taking a photo, the resulting photo can be blurry. To stop this, almost all iPhone variants have optical image stabilization (OIS). OIS allows users to take clear photos even if they unintentionally move the camera. To lessen image motion, and the resulting haze, the lens goes according to the angle of the gyroscope. Further, some iPhone models have closed-loop autofocus. It resists the effects of gravity and vibration to stop clear focus in stills, videos, and panoramas. With closed-loop AF, onboard magnetic sensors count gravity and vibration influence and decide the lens place so that the compensating motion can be set perfectly. The OIS and closed-loop AF systems in the iPhone are produced for durability. Although, “as is the case with many consumer electronics that include systems like OIS, long-term direct exposure to high-amplitude vibrations within certain frequency ranges may degrade the performance of these systems and lead to reduced image quality for photos and videos,” Apple said. All iPhones since the launch of the iPhone 7 have both optical image stabilisation and closed-loop autofocus, as reported by MacRumors. The post Apple warns motorbike vibrations can damage iPhone camera performance appeared first on NEWS9 LIVE. ### Response:

Apple warns motorbike vibrations can damage iPhone camera performance

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Sneha is hands down one of the best actors of the Indian Film fraternity. She was last seen in Pattas opposite Dhanush in 2020 and has the movie Vaan which is set to be released later this year. Sneha has always been known for her beautiful smile and her expressive acting. She has acted in several hits opposite many leading actors of the Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada film industries. Shot Boot 3 is a children's movie which is directed by Arunachalam Vaidyanathan starring Sneha in the lead alongside Venkat Prabhu. This would be the second time Sneha will be working with the director after the movie Achamundu! Achamundu! opposite to her husband Prasanna. This would also mark the actor's second movie with Venkat Prabhu after the April Maadhathil movie in which Venkat would have played a supporting role while Sneha the lead opposite to Srikanth. The actor has also acted in Goa opposite Simbu which was directed by Venkat Prabhu. As per the latest buzz, unlike her regular bubbly roles, she would be seen as an authoritative mother in this children's comedy movie. The launching poster was also shared by music director A.R.Rahman in his Twitter handle with the caption, "Best wishes to Arun and the entire team of #ShotBootThree for the launch of the film. #SpreadLove." ### Response:

Sneha to pair up with Venkat Prabhu for Shot Boot 3

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. "I really liked the Utopian world they created in Charlie. I liked the characters and their shades. But, I'm also aware of the fact that I'm much older than Dulquer Salmaan. So, for Maara , we had to design a story that had the same soul," actor Madhavan tells Baradwaj Rangan in a free-wheeling conversation. Excerpts. It's been 25 years since you've appeared on the big screen. In 1996, you featured in 'Chup Tum Raho, Chup Hum Rahein' in Sudhir Mishra's Is Raat Ki Subah Nahin . Does it feel momentous? Trust you to come up with this sort of research. (laughs). I still feel like a student. I look at my body of work and, even now, cringe. I don't think there's a sense of achievement. But, I'll look forward to the rest 25 years of my career as an actor with far more enthusiasm, eagerness and interest than I had speculated about it 25 years ago. Few years ago, when people asked you what's the highlight of your career, you said 3 Idiots . Do you still maintain that? Yeah, I think it's one of my landmark films, not just because it was a phenomenal success. It touched everybody's hearts around the world. I've seen Chinese, Koreans, Germans and Africans come up to me saying "We've seen that film, it was impactful." So, apart from saying you did a great job, nobody said Aamir did so well or Sharman did so well or the storytelling, that was all taken for granted. But the impact with the film was so high that it's my landmark film of my career for the rest of my life. That film actually also kind of triggered something in you, right. In the sense of being attentive to the screenplay beats and how it connects to the audience. The film kind of changed how you look at screenplays that come to you. Actually, that was something I was very careful about much earlier. Even before I did Minnale, even Alaipayuthey I had found bits and pieces and went to Mani sir. He would yell at me or quietly take it, if it made sense. I think my biggest forte is screenplay. With Minnale too, it started off as a love story of two friends who are in love with the same girl and I remember turning it on its head because I remember seeing Sadak that had the same story, and I wanted to go wide. So, I said let's think out of the box and thankfully Gautham [Vasudev Menon] was so open to it and we went to Bombay to settle down for a week to write the screenplay with Vipul Shah, a friend of mine. Then I realised there is an amount I can contribute to the screenplay, and have a bit of a hold on how the story is told. Then on, that interest happened. I have actually contributed largely to the screenplay of my films, but never got the credit for it. Sudha [Kongara] insisted I take it for Irudhi Suttru , but from Ramji Londonwaley to 3 Idiots, I've always contributed. Now, I've taken the onus to say I'm going to contribute to it as director, because it will become easier for people to trust me when I say something about the screenplay. So, what is it about Maara that said, "This is speaking for me, I need to work on this"? Maara is an adaptation, it's not a remake, like most people say. I really liked the Utopian world they had created in that film, I liked the characters and their shades. But, I'm also aware of the fact that I'm much older than Dulquer, and Shraddha is no Parvathy, so we had to design a story that had the same soul and would have the right impact when Shraddha and I were portraying the roles. Also I wanted to give reasons behind a lot of things that I thought should have been there in the original screenplay. So we took it upon us to actually adapt the story. I remember how when lockdown started, everybody was like yay and putting up videos saying things will return to normal after 28 days. They were cooking and cleaning and expressing gratitude about how Nature has changed, how we're having family time, and good air to breathe. But, as it continued, people got affected tremendously, financially, emotionally and psychologically. The kind of content they started consuming on OTT also started changing. Suddenly, they realised they didn't want to see morbid content anymore, and started gravitating towards lighter films. People started going to see older films and shows such as Friends and Big Bang Theory, or Hrishikesh Mukherjee films, things from happier times. Then on, I realised I wanted to make movies that would actually make people happy and not complicate their world even more. Maara was the kind of story we wanted to say even before the Covid era. We wanted to say what happens when we make a world nearly perfect with everybody being good people. In this largely grey world, what happens when everybody is black-and-white? Will we still have problems and how will people deal with them? We wanted to create a Utopian world, create those characters and see if it had the same impact as the other films we do. Thirdly, something I was very excited about and telling Dhilip [director] when we started working on the script is that in today's transcendent world of relationships, you end up meeting somebody in person, you like what you see and the way they talk, and you exchange phone numbers, and then what happens is you converse on WhatsApp. It becomes mundane, you ask about if they have eaten, slept, watched a movie, and slowly a relationship develops over a period of time on WhatsApp. You get more intimate, inquisitive, and you start having a relationship, whether it's a guy or a girl. Then you start forming the relationship online, and you have created an entire virtual relationship with that particular person. And then you have a second meeting, where you don't know where to pick up from - the fact that you're physically meeting for the second time or the fact you've had an intimate relationship on WhatsApp. So, most relationships are not able to bear the burden of the stress that you don't know where you really are with the other person, especially when it's romantically inclined. Then, you form an opinion about this person who is "so kind to animals" seeing what they're promoting on Instagram, but see that they're rude to the waiter or anyone and you're like who's this person I'm dealing with? So what happens if a guy like Maara, for instance, doesn't carry a mobile phone? What happens if he doesn't have a digital presence? What happens when you're not really looking for a relationship but through some divine intervention you get to know about somebody whose house you're staying in? And you get to profile this person through the kind of things people are talking about, doing and it's the same thing with Maara. What is if you have a question and you're incomplete because there's one thing you're not able to achieve till you're 45 and you don't know how you're gonna do it, but somewhere, somebody is doing things and we're having a butterfly effect and that person's deeds are actually helping you achieve a dream that you never thought was possible. This is the kind of effect that Maara and Paru have on each other's lives. Through all this profiling that people are talking about, what happens when they meet in person for the first time - is it a lasting relationship, does it feel like it should happen, do they hold onto each other, what is the quest? And that's the relationship you want to explore and that's something Maara is attempting to do. This looks like a fairly ageless character. By ageless, I'm using Kamal's term. Are you structuring yourself to that? Well it's definitely not without experience. So I won't say ageless. It's definitely a middle-aged individual because the kind of things he tackles and the way he does it in the film have to come from mature life experiences. So it's not ageless and not so old that the romance doesn't work. Kamal sir has made some characters ageless in a way, but this one is very specific about his (Maara's) experience. On the other hand, you have Nambi , a movie that you've directed, where the character goes from 25ish to 75? Yes, it does. When the time comes to speak about the film I'll elaborate, but we've done some things in that film that I don't think anyone has ever done in any film in the world. Wow, that's a big promise. It is. See, I don't know how I'm going to fare as a director. There's a great chance I'll fall flat on my face simply because I completely lack the experience of directing some things from start to the end. I've never directed even an iPhone film, forget a short or a documentary. So, I have to agree it has been a big leap of faith. Having said that, this is a story I passionately wanted to tell, I consider it more of a national duty than just making a movie. I've put my money where my mouth is as far this film is concerned. So I'm all excited and in this film I'm going to show you things that haven't been done in any film before. One of the things I can tell you right now is all the characters go from 29 to 79 in this film, nothing you see about them is prosthetics or false hair, moustache and beard, padding for weight or anything. Everything you see is real. You said you've never directed before, but was there some part of your mind where you said what it might have been like had I directed a movie? Or, did you just decide to become a director because of the subject? You were initially to co-direct and that didn't happen. To be a director, I think you need to have not just control over the unit or set or know exactly how a story has to be told. But you have to be a bit of an excellent editor or a choreographer, art director, cinematographer. I've never done anything like that, I've never set foot in an editing room. I don't even know how to start telling anybody how to edit. I was supposed to co-direct as a formality so that the project could sustain the budget. I did not imagine that direction would be thrust upon me at the last minute. There was the Herculean task of speaking in English and Tamil, and be the character and convince people. It was a challenge apart from producing and writing it. This wasn't something I was looking to take up, but the sheer passion of the entire unit to tell the story helped us finish the film. A couple of years ago, you said it was getting increasingly difficult to reinvent yourself, but I've always looked at you as somebody who is ahead of the curve almost at every point. When people were acting in Tamil, you were acting in Tamil and Hindi, you went into OTT, and when people said they need a role equal to the hero, you got good solid roles even though they were called secondary characters. What did you mean when you said that? The reason I said it is because one of the things that went right in my career was not to take my so-called stardom seriously. That is something that people safeguard like a lion's territory. You couldn't do a movie where the heroine had a substantial role, you had to be the hero, have a proper hero's introduction, you are the alpha male on the set at all times, you couldn't dare to do a secondary role in any film because you'll lose your Tamil market. The Tamil market positioning is so strong and so coveted that people dare not do anything else or step outside their line. I never took that bit seriously when they said don't act with Kamal Hassan in Anbe Sivam because he's a superstar, he'll eat you alive and cut your role. I was the first guy to say, "Are you kidding me?" I didn't want to be an actor in the first place, to be on the frame with the icon and have my grandson sing praise of the time I actually spent time with Mr Kamal Hassan on screen. That turned out to be a right decision. People wouldn't have dared to do secondary roles in Hindi and I was doing Run, Anbe Sivam . I went and did Guru, Rang De Basanti. People in Hindi also wouldn't do non heroic roles, they'd say they'd want a solo hero. Although Rang De Basanti was spearheaded by Aamir Khan, and here's a trivia - I'm only there for about nine to 10 minutes in the whole film, and I've only worked for eight days. The rest of them worked for 200 days. But the film has become synonymous with flight lieutenant Ajay Rathore because of the way it's written. So, I realised soon that I need to listen to what my heart says. So in the last two years, things have dramatically changed in my life as well. Thankfully, Breathe was another gut move, but turned out to be a heart move and became an iconic hit on OTT. Now it looks like the only way out. When I was talking about OTT at that time, people were laughing at me. I saw this many years ago, I used to keep telling Sudha to prepare herself. that people will discard their bad film works onto OTT, which will ruin their career, and to not make that mistake. Today, thankfully, I have to reject three offers a day because I'm getting them from Hindi, English and Tamil OTT and movies. Right now, I'm shooting an original in English and that's got a huge market. So, my wife is saying, "All your craziness is bearing fruit right now, because you're saying no to so much of work that I'm kind of afraid." Now I have the luxury to pick and choose, I'm getting more money than I ever did in my life. At a time when Covid is biting everyone's ass, I'm safe even though a lot of my money is stuck in Rocketry. You said money and that struck me because I've never heard a successful actor say this. I read it somewhere saying that after a while into the Covid year you started worrying about financial liquidity because, of course, you have your property and investments but when there is no actual liquid money then to maintain such a lifestyle. Your staff are dependent on you. It is a fact that nobody prepped for eight months of liquidity. I don't have a house. I rent houses. I like to be 'up and go' kind of a guy. So, for me to make sure that my staff wasn't starving it was very important. I was in the middle of Rocketry, and I had to pay that staff as well. I can't go up to them and say "Sorry you're on your own." So, I had to pay the salary till October- November, till the film was completed. That was a big challenge staring me on the face. But, thankfully, this is where the reputation kind of saved me, in the sense that people started coming to me and saying, "Can you do a talk here or there, we will pay you for this" and endorsements started coming in a big way because the pan-Indian appeal saved me tremendously. I started doing endorsements and shooting during the Covid era and suddenly projects started coming in. I was wondering which property I need to sell to sustain, and then, thankfully it was all sorted. So apart from the professional reinvention due to Covid, what about the personal reinvention? Oh the fact that I was hurtling, because I was forced to hurtle down ahead without knowing. I had predicted something like this five years ago, I was very aware of what was happening around the world, I'd seen Ebola and I used to look at a crowded Bombay or Chennai, where we survive by jugaad . I mean it's just a miracle because it's Brownian movement of people that actually seems controllable, right? And I was worried what'd happen if a pandemic were to hit and I actually coined this word for myself saying I'm a great Chancellor of pandemic, because look at how crowded this thing is. I had read Bill Gates's analysis about this in 2015 as well and I knew it was very close to every mundaneous cycle or something like a pandemic was hitting the population. And when it did, I almost started smiling, it was surreal. I was like what the hell is it that serious? And I thought okay fine it's gonna happen. But I was able to see that the impact was not going to die down soon as opposed to what the optimistic guys were saying. A big producer/ director told me it will end in three months and I was like, "You don't know what you're talking about". Maybe, this is how you make movies because you don't really know and there is no way this thing is gonna end in June. In fact, even now I'm going to tell you there is no way you're going to see theatres in all their glory and everybody keeps saying you talk about doomsday and it's not doomsday. Till schools and colleges open and we're running without incidents for three months, your theatre is far from becoming normal. Very very far and it's anybody's case that's how long it's going to be. Everyone's coining words like new normal and there is nothing called normalcy for a bait. Before the pandemic, I remember everything was so fast, we just didn't know why we were working, why were doing this, what really mattered, I also got stuck up in that race. And suddenly you're forced to stop dead at the tracks. Suddenly you're like, "Oh god, why was I sweating this, why was I replying to this person in my life or why was I even bothering about investing in something like this. So I realised it's better to have liquid cash in hand to manipulate your day-to-day needs for the next one year. It's more important than having assets that people feel would make sense. One of the things I really wanted to do was live life to the fullest, I used to always do that. Now I want to mean it and do it. When you say you were kind of expecting something like this when a Maara skips theatres and goes directly to OTT, are you in a way prepared for it? Does it hurt or are you in a zen mode saying it had to happen? I think I'm more towards the latter. What am I missing Baradwaj? What are the solutions we have right now? Because even if they were released in theatres they'd talk about the cinematography and other things but the impact of the storytelling would be there any which way. If that is not there it's a sunken project any which way even when there's theatres. So the essence of the film will come out and people's relatability will tell whether it would be a hit in theatres or not but thanks to OTT we will be releasing it in 200 countries at the same time. Your reviews are instantaneous, but you won't get a Friday evening or a Monday morning box office result. It's going to be speculated how successful the film was and it remains to be seen how the critics take it, and how its going to be etched on the Internet, because any reference to the film later on will only be through research, and say how did Maara do? With theatres, there's tangible numbers. So does this affect the perception of stardom? Because, OTT won't reveal what numbers they do and everything is up in the air because the hit perception is mainly because whether more people liked it or did not like it. That's the only sense that you get from social media. How do you process that? At the end of the day, we all know how a film has done irrespective of what's being written about or said about it, every person knows how a film has performed. Whether we liked it or disliked it is a different deal. We still know how it has performed and that has become an imaginary yardstick for even the OTT platforms to understand. You go to a YouTube video and see the comments, you know. That, I think, sets your remuneration for your next project. So, if your remuneration for your project is not cut down dramatically, and if they say take this and I ask for more and they say, "Sorry sir, the last film was terrible so you won't be paid even half of that", you know you're in trouble. If someone asks for negotiation, you know you've managed to hit the target one way or the other. Secondly it's the endorsements, they'll do their research. They won't just invest crores on somebody. Recently, I did an endorsement, we shot in Dubai and we were able to do it quickly, release it and the person made 380 crores with that in the first week and was kind enough to call me to say it made a difference. You know the person endorsing it is saying what you need. So, all that put together tells you it's working and what you're doing is good so far, there is absolutely no real number you can say. If Vikram Vedha did 40 crores, you can't say please give me 10 crores, but if the producer is happy to spend that much money on your remuneration, you'll know where you're heading. Incidentally, I just got news that Hrithik Roshan and Saif Ali Khan are doing Vikram Vedha in Hindi. I don't know how true that is, but that's exciting news. So when you have a movie like Nishabdham which comes to OTT, many people did not like it. What happens in that kind of situation? Is that rare Madhavan miscalculation or is it something that went awry after you had things in place? How do you handle those kinds of things? Let me answer this question by asking you a question. Why do you think somebody like me did a film like Nishabdham ? The money? There you go. Sometimes, when you're doing a film like Rocketry , you need the money. Sometimes it's in the perfect place, they give you the right amount of money, and I don't want to get into every film of mine, I think it's not fair to have every film of mine to leave back a legacy. Even the top-notch superstars have some forgettable films that are pitied as well. Sometimes, you try to tell them that this is not the script you want to work on and sometimes you have friends who ask me to trust them that the film will work and, as an actor, you want to convince yourself because the money's good and the people you're working with are nice and you're comfortable working with them. They're taking good care of you, somebody's connection is there so you're hoping and praying that works. In Nishabdham, Anushka Shetty was the main lead and I was to come in and go and it was right after the end of Rocketry. We were in Seattle, I got to do the film over there, I met some lovely people, it was a great time shooting the film. I also made money that I could actually invest in Rocketry, which kept me out of the doll drums. So yeah I don't mind taking a bullet for it. It could have done well but it didn't according to a lot of people, but it's okay. You can afford your hits and misses. You have to choose your misses very carefully, but I think it doesn't make a difference. Nobody's betting exclusively on my last release. They'd have to bet on the larger repertoire of work because they know this guy is capable of coming up with a Vikram Vedha or a 3 Idiots or an Irudhi Suttru . The series you're shooting now, you're doing it in an extraordinary situation where there are masks and physical precautions you have to take. So I'm imagining that it's so much for an actor to think apart from the role, the lines. Has acting become difficult because of all this? So much more difficult. Especially for people like me because we're character-driven actors. We have to get into the character, stay in it, deliver lines. If I just do my normal stuff and my numbers then you're okay. You take out the mask, become who you are, wear the mask and move on. But see when I do roles like I do and come onto the set, you are Madhavan till you take out the mask. So because physically the mask is covering my face, it's preventing me till the shot starts and I can take out my mask only when the shot starts. It was terrible. I realised and told people it's not going to work like this because as much as I'd like to stay in character and I have this mask on, Maddy is fearing for Covid. So we decided to come out of the plan and sanitised everything. We tested every fourth and I didn't have to wear a mask every day, I can be in character till I go there. So we're coming up with new processes and different ways to enhance the feeling of confidence that everyone on the set needs. Even if you're doing an intimate scene or you're hugging somebody, you don't need to keep wondering whether the person is going to cough or sneeze because then there is no way you'll feel the intimacy of the scene. One of the good things about it is that you can see how well you can cope in situations like this. So you're saying the fear is gone now? I won't say gone, but I don't think the fear of death is there in anybody. But I do know the fear of losing your schedule. You can't afford your main leads to get infected because that's straight 15-20 days gone, including the people they have infected in the process. That's a worry. Having said that, I have been extremely cautious. I've been in Delhi locked up in the room for the past 48 days. I haven't stepped out of the hotel except for the shoot, I haven't met any of my friends, I ate the hotel food which sometimes gets to you, and then started cooking on my own. Those are the things we didn't have to worry about while shooting during non- Covid era but I think that's the kind of compromise you'll have to get used to. So, with Maara you're working with first-time feature filmmaker Dhilip and you've worked with Shraddha Srinath in Vikram Vedha so there's a comfort level, what was that working environment like because this is the last film you've worked on before Covid. I took so many things for granted then. So, Dhilip wasn't supposed to direct this film, it was supposed to be done by other directors when we first bought the rights for adaptation. And slowly, it didn't work out with one of the directors and people were not understanding the kind of changes that I wanted to make. I wanted to make sure it had much more mature characters than what Charlie had, because Maara needs to be that kind of guy who solves issues and has experience. So, finally, I met Dhilip who happened to be the producer's husband. He told me he's an ad filmmaker and had smart ideas and, somehow, I felt he understood what I wanted to do with this film. We changed the beginning and climax, and it started becoming exciting. So from something that I wanted to drop and say its not working out, we tried our best, from then it became an exciting project and I was it would be great to ask him to direct and he offered to direct. That was a happy coincidence and I made sure he was up to speed in directing a film I was involved in. Nobody's ever going to forgive us saying it's a first-time film, so it's okay to make a secondary product. So, it was a long painful process and I had to convince him that what I'm doing is for the betterment of the film, we had to actually scrap the first schedule after shooting in Puducherry for three days, simply because a lot of things had been taken for granted and it was wrong. Can you give me an example? The first schedule was a disaster - from the location, art work and camera work to the characters. Everything was off. What happens when a new director comes to you is he's a mix of the kind of people he's trained with, that he's learnt to emulate or admire. You have to understand which of the decisions he's taking is of a traditional mentor-student relationship which I need to break and which of his decisions is actually original that's from the heart that will take my cinema to the next level. Sometimes, when I don't pay attention, those things will reflect in the casting as well as the crew. When I was prepping for Rocketry and went there, I saw it was completely wayward. When I told them to call it off Shruti (producer) and Dhilip understood and called it off. I was very sure it would be the end of the film and they'd shot for two to three days, but they persisted. I said I'd have to finish Rocketry' s shoot and come back. Amazingly, Dhilip didn't give up and still wanted to do the film and I liked that. We made changes to the script and I told him to make sure we don't make the same mistake with the cast. On that front, Dhilip was a pleasure to work with because he wouldn't take a suggestion easily and resist for all the right reasons and when he took it up it came up as magic on that front. Shruti was a great producer to work with and didn't cut corners and understood things. When we started shooting, it was just a matter of two months and we finished the shoot. There was no delay because of the money. Shraddha is an awesome professional. I kind of get uncomfortable with actors who don't know the language, especially with the kind of films that I do. You need to be on your feet with the language and we're looking to deliver above the script, not just the bare minimum lines. I was a little skeptical, Shraddha isn't a Tamilian but thankfully we didn't have many scenes together, but whatever she had, it had to look like she was from the state. To Shraddha's credit, she comes well prepared to the set. You don't have to call her twice, wait for her to finish her makeup, wait for her to know her lines, everything is packed and you're ready to jump above the script in many ways, so even though we had limited scenes it was a complete pleasure to work with her. In one of your speeches, in Harvard, you quoted Abdul Kalam, "Dreams are not that you have when you're asleep, dreams are the things that keep you awake." What is that dream for you? Thankfully, we've come to an era where we cannot think locally. I want to tell you this with absolute conviction. We have talent in South India that is actually better than the rest of the world. The only thing limiting is the vision of the producers, or people who want to put money into those projects. I think it's time where we can finally say there is no point in making something very local. Now we have to look globally. My dream is that very soon, India will make content that others will take inspiration from. We have that within us, we're just understanding ourselves to a great deal, be it the storytelling in Bollywood or Hollywood, Bengali or Malayalam films. If we are able to come together collectively as an industry and put our resources together and when we say imagination is the limitation, then I think we're very very very capable of bringing up superb world-class products.That's going to be the new normal. All superstars in the country are thinking hard about the kind of subjects they need to indulge in. Post-Covid, what is it that people want to see in theatres and why would they even go to the theatres? What are the subjects that qualify for theatres, for short form, for limited series or television? Those decisions need to be taken, you can't relegate a not so good story and make it a OTT film and OTT film to a eight-part series, all that is not going to happen. You're competing with the best in the world and you have the ability to be the best in the world. That is my dream. I think live sound has to become normal. I think departments that actually don't exist in the South should start existing and we should have a proper scientific casting department, art and production department. All these things should be established and shooting must be smoother and a lot more people will be employed. I also want technology to advance and producers to know their end-goal while producing a film in such a way that we also make money like Hollywood. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Hypertension ̶ or elevated blood pressure ̶ is the biggest killer and cause of premature deaths worldwide. High and uncontrolled blood pressure is a serious medical condition that significantly increases the risks of heart, brain, kidney and other diseases.As per the World Health Organisation (WHO), an estimated 1.28 billion adults aged 30-79 years worldwide have hypertension, most (two-thirds) living in low- and middle-income countries. An estimated 46 per cent of adults with hypertension are unaware that they have the condition.When it comes to preventing and treating high blood pressure, one often-overlooked strategy is managing stress. If you often find yourself tense and on the edge, Harvard experts suggest that you try these seven ways to reduce stress.Get enough sleep: To stay healthy you need as much rest as you also need adequate exercise. Inadequate or poor-quality sleep can negatively affect your mood, mental alertness, energy level, and physical health. It can upset the smooth working of your organs and organ systems, and send everything into a state of disarray.Learn relaxation techniques: If there is no inner peace, you cannot savour any victory. Meditation, progressive muscle relaxation, guided imagery, deep breathing exercises, and yoga are powerful relaxation techniques and stress-busters. Meditation, Yoga nd Pranayam (control over breath) are ancient Indian techniques which modern science appreciates as well.You are important to society and ensure that the love is mutual: Strengthen your social network. Find something useful to contribute to the ecosystem you live in. Connect with others by taking a class, joining an organisation, or participating in a support group.Be a fantastic manager:Hone your time-management skills. Find and maintain a good work-life balance. The more efficiently you can juggle work and family demands, the lower your stress level.Never sleep over a problem: You must resolve or defuse a crisis. Try to resolve stressful situations if you can. Don't let stressful situations fester. Hold family problem-solving sessions and use negotiation skills at home and at work.Repeat after me -- I love myself: However busy or taxed you are, always nurture yourself. Treat yourself to a massage. Truly savour an experience: for example, eat slowly and really focus on the taste and sensations of each bite. Take a walk or a nap, or listen to your favourite music. Shell out 15-20 minutes for a dedicated (phone) talk with someone precious - a friend, a relative, just an acquaintance.Never shy away from reaching out: Ask for help. Don't be afraid to ask for help from your spouse, friends, and neighbours. If stress and anxiety persist, talk to your doctor.The Bottom Line: Several studies have shown that emotional and social stress is a contributory factor to the development of hypertension. If so, relaxation and stress management therapy may reduce high blood pressure (BP) and its complications. Along with these above-stated ways to reduce stress, add in a healthy lifestyle - maintaining a healthy weight, not smoking, regular exercise, and a diet that includes fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean protein, and healthful fats - and high blood pressure could be a thing of the past.Disclaimer: Tips and suggestions mentioned in the article are for general information purposes only and should not be construed as professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor or a dietician before starting any fitness programme or making any changes to your diet. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission has invited applications from young and eligible candidates to fill up the post of Assistant Manager (P&I). If you have obtained a bachelor's degree and you are looking for a government job for many days, then you can apply for these posts. how much will you get Assistant Manager (P&I) - As per rules Important Dates and Notifications - Post Name - Assistant Manager (P&I) Total Posts - 3 Last Date- 15-6- 2022 Location- Solan Himachal Pradesh Public Service Commission Vacancy Details 2022 Age Limit Candidates minimum age of 18 years and maximum age of 45 years will be valid and age relaxation will be given to reserved category. salary- The candidates who will be selected for these posts will be given salary of 10300-34800+5000/-. Qualification- Candidates should have post graduate degree in food technology from any recognized institute and have experience. Selection Process Candidate will be selected on the basis of written examination. how to apply Eligible and interested candidates may apply online on prescribed format of application along with self restrictive copies of education and other qualification, date of birth and other necessary information and documents and send before due date. ### Response:

HPPSC Recruitment for the post of Assistant Manager

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Sunrisers Hyderabad pacer Umran Malik has become the talk of the town for his fast and furious bowling in the ongoing IPL 2022. In the match against Gujarat Titans, the 22-year-old clocked 153 KMPH which is the fastest ball in the history of IPL. However, a former Pakistan pacer has claimed that he has bowled faster than Umran. In fact, his claim makes him the fastest bowler in the history of cricket, faster than Shoaib Akhtar. Sami, who had made a devastating pair for Pakistan with fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar, claimed that he had breached the 160 kph mark on two occasions during a game and that his speeds were better than Akhtar. Pakistan's pacer Akhtar recorded the fastest delivery ever in international cricket (161.3 kph) against New Zealand in 2002. "I bowled two balls at more than 160kmph in a match, one was 162 and the other was 164. After that, it was said that the bowling machine (speed gun) was not working. So, the balls were not counted," Sami told paktv.tv. Sami, who represented Pakistan in 36 Tests, 87 ODIs, and 13 T20Is, said that the bowlers who have breached the 160 kph mark have only been able to do so on a few occasions. Officially, Sami has recorded the fastest deliveries in his international career at 156.4 kph during an ODI against Zimbabwe in Sharjah in 2003. "Even if you look at bowling history overall, the bowlers who have crossed the 160 kph-limited have done it only once or twice. It's not like they kept doing it continuously" he said. The former Pakistan speedster debuted against New Zealand at Auckland Test in March 2001 and played his final game for the side against Australia in March 2016. -With Inputs From IANS ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. South Korea's inflation growth hit a nearly 14-year high in May due to high energy and food costs due to the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine and the economic recovery, official data revealed on Friday. Consumer prices jumped 5.4 per cent last month from a year earlier, accelerating from a 4.8 percent on-year spike in April, Yonhap News Agency report citing the data issued by the state-run Statistics Korea.It marked the steepest on-year increase since August 2008, when consumer prices soared 5.6 per cent.Inflation growth also exceeded 5 per cent for the first time since a 5.1 per cent rise in September 2008.Consumer prices rose above 2 per cent, the central bank's inflation target over the medium term, for the 14th straight month in May."In May, prices of petroleum products and processed foods, and personal service prices extended their high growth. The price growth of farm products also picked up," Eo Woon-sun, a senior Statistics Korea official, told reporters.Prices of petroleum products jumped 34.8 per cent on-year in May, an acceleration from a 34.4 per cent gain in April due to high energy costs.The economic recovery and the lifting of major Covid-19 restrictions pushed up personal service prices and the price of dining out.Personal service prices rose 5.1 per cent on-year, the fastest gain in December 2008. The costs of dining out jumped 7.4 per cent.Prices of agricultural, livestock and fisheries products increased 4.2 per cent on-year, accelerating from a 1.9 per cent rise in April.Core inflation, which excludes volatile food and oil prices, advanced 3.4 per cent on-year last month, the highest since February 2009.Another gauge of core inflation, which excludes prices of agricultural and petroleum products, jumped 4.1 per cent on-year, the fastest climb since April 2009. South Korea's inflation growth hit a nearly 14-year high in May due to high energy and food costs due to the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine and the economic recovery, official data revealed on Friday.Consumer prices jumped 5.4 per cent last month from a year earlier, accelerating from a 4.8 percent on-year spike in April, Yonhap News Agency report citing the data issued by the state-run Statistics Korea.It marked the steepest on-year increase since August 2008, when consumer prices soared 5.6 per cent.Inflation growth also exceeded 5 per cent for the first time since a 5.1 per cent rise in September 2008.Consumer prices rose above 2 per cent, the central bank's inflation target over the medium term, for the 14th straight month in May."In May, prices of petroleum products and processed foods, and personal service prices extended their high growth. The price growth of farm products also picked up," Eo Woon-sun, a senior Statistics Korea official, told reporters.Prices of petroleum products jumped 34.8 per cent on-year in May, an acceleration from a 34.4 per cent gain in April due to high energy costs.The economic recovery and the lifting of major Covid-19 restrictions pushed up personal service prices and the price of dining out.Personal service prices rose 5.1 per cent on-year, the fastest gain in December 2008. The costs of dining out jumped 7.4 per cent.Prices of agricultural, livestock and fisheries products increased 4.2 per cent on-year, accelerating from a 1.9 per cent rise in April.Core inflation, which excludes volatile food and oil prices, advanced 3.4 per cent on-year last month, the highest since February 2009.Another gauge of core inflation, which excludes prices of agricultural and petroleum products, jumped 4.1 per cent on-year, the fastest climb since April 2009. ### Response:

South Korea's inflation growth hits nearly 14-yr high in May

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. MUMBAI: Swaran Ghar is a much-loved show. It is produced by Sargun Mehta and Ravi Dubey's Dreamiyata Productions. Ajit's family is worried for him as he is severely injured. They do not allow Swaran to see him and she is left out. Recently we have seen Swaran breaks down looking at the burning dhaba and rushes into it. She cries seeing Ajit unconscious and begs him to open his eyes. Unfortunately, Ajit slips into coma while his family doesn't let her meet Ajit. However, Kiran plans for something vicious and agrees to help Swaran through Ambar by letting her talk with him through recording. Swaran Ghar: Must Read! Swaran cries seeing Ajit unconscious, begs him to open his eyes Kiran plans to use the recording in Future as she is sure that she will get something. As Ajit hears Swaran's voice, he comes out of the coma shocking everyone present there. Unfortunately, Vikram gets furious as he gets sure that Swaran did love Ajit and they have something going on between them. He decides to avenge her for loving someone else. Swaran Ghar: Bright Idea! Amber comes up with an idea to reach Ajit In the upcoming track, after coming out of the coma, Ajit recalls his memories with Swaran and how she got married to Kanwaljeet after breaking ties with him. He remembers how he considered her act as a betrayal and broke down about the same. The drama is going to intensify in the upcoming episode. Stay tuned to tellychakkar.com for more updates. Credit: Latest Gossip WU ### Response:

Swaran Ghar: Heartbreaking! Ajit breaks down in tears, recalls memories with Swaran

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. A 19-year-old student was stabbed to death after he intervened in a fight in North Delhi's Sarai Rohilla Tuesday. The accused and his mother have been arrested in connection with the murder. The victim, Md Sameer, a resident of Inderlok, was a class XII student at a local school. As he saw his neighbours fighting, he stepped in to resolve it, and the accused stabbed him for trying to stop them, police said. The accused have been identified as Arzu (22) and his mother Rihana (40). According to police, Rihana and a woman named Parveen got into a heated argument, and their families joined the fight. At one point, Arzu allegedly attacked Parveen with a knife, police said. Police said Sameer was walking with his friends when he witnessed the fight and intervened. Sameer scolded Arzu, who allegedly retaliated by stabbing him. Sagar Singh Kalsi, DCP (North), said, 'Both Parveen and Sameer were taken to a hospital where Sameer died during the treatment. A case under IPC sections of murder was registered and Arzu and Rihana have been arrested. Raids are being conducted to locate their family members and ascertain their role.' During the investigation, police found that Parveen's and Rihana's husbands work as labourers near the house, and the fight broke out because Parveen's husband did not call the latter for work. Police said the victim worked as a helper at a nearby shop. Newsletter Click to get the day's best explainers in your inbox He lived with his parents and had known the accused for years. 'He was trying to stop a fight but Arzu hurled abuses at him. The victim pushed him and the two got into a fight. Arzu stabbed him with a knife,' said a local. Farukh, the victim's friend, said, 'I was talking on the phone when I saw them fighting. I went to talk to Arzu, but he was hurling abuses and threatening us with a knife. Sameer was trying to stop him when he stabbed him twice. He then came to stab me, but I ran. I came back to save Sameer. He was lying on the floor. It wasn't his fault.' ### Response:

Delhi: 19-year-old steps in to resolve fight between neighbours, stabbed to death

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. AMD has consistently been at the top in terms of its processor offerings, particularly in recent times. In the graphics space, however, Nvidia has largely managed to outperform AMD's Radeon offerings.Read all the latest updates on COVID-19 here. The former, with its Ampere based ray tracing GPUs, have been the graphics processors of choice for premium and flagship gaming PCs, even as the AMD Ryzen 9 5000 series CPUs have increasingly replaced Intel's Core i7 and i9 SKUs. To fill in this gap, AMD has introduced the Radeon RX 6800M as a rival to Nvidia offerings. The Asus ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition brings in this new GPU alongside the Ryzen 9 5900HX - in an all-AMD gaming laptop setup. Key specifications Alongside the AMD CPU and GPU, the Asus ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition SKU that we reviewed features 16GB DDR4-3200 RAM, and a 1TB M.2 NVMe SSD for storage. While international SKUs feature a full HD, 300Hz IPS display, the one we had houses a 165Hz panel. The display offers Quad HD resolution in a conventional, 16:9 aspect ratio, along with 3ms response time, 100 percent coverage of the DCI-P3 colour gamut, 1000:1 contrast ratio, and AMD FreeSync adaptive enabled. You also get a planned upgrade to Windows 11, a 4-zone RGB backlight on the keyboard, and dual speakers. In terms of connectivity, you get Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1 for wireless devices, and in terms of wired ports, you get three USB-A 3.2 Gen1, one USB-C 3.2 Gen2 with DisplayPort and USB Power Delivery support, an HDMI 2.0b, an Ethernet and a 3.5mm audio combo port. All of this is powered by a 90Wh battery. Performance: The AMD duo hits big Given that you'd really be buying the Strix G15 Advantage Edition for the AMD CPU-GPU combo, it's natural that we'd begin our review by talking about it. While I have previously used the Ryzen 9 5900HX on a laptop before (and found it to be a total beast), the Radeon RX 6800M is a new entrant. Based on the asking price tag of Rs 1.55 lakh of the Asus ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition, the Radeon RX 6800M falls squarely in the Nvidia RTX 3060 territory, tending towards some RTX 3070 options too. Incidentally, it is also AMD's entry into ray tracing graphics for premium gaming laptops, which means that the Strix G15 here has a lot to live up to. During the course of our review, we played an interesting mix of titles on it -Assassin's Creed Valhalla, FIFA 21, GTA V, Cyberpunk 2077 and F1 2021. The mix showed an interesting performance breakdown by the RX 6800M, and the ways in which AMD uses its in-house technologies to optimise the way the entire setup works. Asus ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition review: The gaming performance is great at full HD, and ray tracing graphics look great. (Image: Shouvik Das/News18.com) The AMD GPU produces consistently steady frame rates, with the graphics setting in our games set to high in Valhalla, ultra in FIFA 21, very high in GTA V, and high in both Cyberpunk 2077 and F1 2021. Valhalla's excellent environment design looks excellent on the Strix G15 as a result, with excellent ray tracing rendering at full HD resolution. Frame rates are consistently in the range of 68-75fps, which combines with the 3ms screen response time to produce little to no frame tear. At its peak 'ultra' setting in full HD, FIFA 21 breezes through at around 101fps, which is pretty much as good as you need the game to be. The story is largely the same minus in Cyberpunk 2077, where the RX 6800M appears to struggle intermittently with frame tears and frame drops. This is combined with good thermal management on the Strix G15, which ensures that even long hours of gaming on it do not become uncomfortable due to any case of heat emanating through the keyboard. The AMD Ryzen 9 5900HX provides plenty of grunt to make all of this possible, which is just what we've seen from it before. It is a largely consistent processor, and on the Strix G15, adds to the laptop's versatility. It is also the reason why demanding creative professionals would find this laptop fairly usable, which incidentally is one area where the RX 6800M appears to struggle a bit. In heavy-layer Photoshop tasks and 4K timeline encoding via Premiere Pro, the Strix G15 appears to take a touch longer than laptops running on the RTX 3070 - although it is more or less in line with what RTX 3060 laptops produce. Asus ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition review: Despite higher TDP, the laptop runs at good temperatures, and only pro creators will notice any performance shortage in heavy 4K edit lines. (Image: Shouvik Das/News18.com) While I did not have either of the Nvidia GPUs on laptops around me to compare in parallel, all use cases show that peak frame rates rendered by the RDNA 2 generation GPU here are a tad lower than Nvidia rivals. This may affect creators to an extent in some of the more demanding cases, such as per-frame colour grading. Rendering times, however, are mostly acceptable thanks to AMD SmartShare and SmartAccess, which allocate memory and processor resources intelligently. It is a clear advantage that you get with this Strix G15 over an AMD-Nvidia configuration, and makes this one a clearly better performer. For everyday tasks, the Strix G15 shows no signs of struggle. It waltzes through heavy, multi-tab browser usages, even with heavy web pages that remain in active memory and do not keep reloading. This enables a significantly convenient level of multitasking that makes everyday work on this laptop an excellent experience. Eventually, you realise that for most tasks barring the absolutely demanding niche ones, the Asus ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition is good fun to work on, Display: Fast and bright, but a bit dull All of this is capped in our variant by a 16:9, full HD display with 165Hz refresh rate and 3ms response time. While the response time is great for gamers and creators alike, the frame rate cap against its international variant, where the Strix G15 features a 300Hz panel, is a bit disappointing. Esports aficionados will likely notice this even more, as the laptop has the power to produce high frame rates that the display cannot keep up with at full HD, in competitive esports titles such as DotA:2 and CS:GO. Asus ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition review: The display is fast, and 165Hz refresh rate should be enough for enthusiast gamers too, but there’s a lack of tonal range in colours. (Image: Shouvik Das/News18.com) In terms of colours, the Strix G15 isn't exactly the best in its circuit, but isn't bad, either. The AMD FreeSync Adaptive support works to keep the display fast, which creators would particularly like. However, the dynamic tonal range of colours produced here is a bit limited, which you'd particularly notice in vibrant gaming worlds or when editing 4K timelines imported in HLG or other profiles. The vibrancy of the panel, therefore, appears to be slightly on the duller end - even though its peak brightness is adequate. Design and build: LEDs too flashy for work Even if you buy the Asus ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition for the AMD performance, the Strix line of laptops always have a thing or two to add about their design statements. This one has a hot swappable dash of colour to the left of its hinge that you can apparently customise, per-key RGB LEDs on the keyboard (which is the least you'd expect here) and a super flashy band of RGB LEDs streaking across the laptop on its bottom ledge. You have the option to turn it off, or sync it to the rest of the laptop thanks to Asus Aura Sync via Armory Crate. Whichever way you look at it, this isn't a laptop that you'd take to your austere workplace, although there's no one stopping you from doing so, per se. The LEDs are undoubtedly too flashy for a day's work, but you're likely not buying this one if video conferencing is where you spend most of your time. However, while the Strix G15 does make an undeniable statement in terms of its design, I'm not particularly fond of the build quality. Asus ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition review: The LEDs are super flashy and characteristic of the Strix lineup, but you may find that awkward in office. (Image: Shouvik Das/News18.com) Even though the ROG Strix G15 doesn't exactly feel badly put together, it feels a bit too plasticky for a laptop that costs over Rs 1.5 lakh. Even the LED strip below the base looks a little inexpensive, and the keys do not feel posh on tactile feedback, either. The hinge is sturdy, which is good if you are a heavy handed user. But, it doesn't quite have the same aesthetic feel that, say, a Zephyrus series laptop from Asus' ROG stable has. In terms of the overall ergonomics of the ports layout, things are mostly where they should be. The rear facing ports add to helping you keep your desk uncluttered, and on the move, the alignment of the single USB-C and the three USB-A ports are easy to reach. The ports are also of recent generation, which keeps things working how they should. Keyboard and trackpad: A bit mushy, but not bad The keyboard on the Strix G15 is decent, albeit not quite the best. Where it feels a bit underwhelming are in the key switches Asus has used, coupled with the key feedback that feels a bit mushy and not as tactile as most gamers or heavy writers would like. Where it does impress is in key travel and overall ergonomics, where it really excels as a comfortable laptop. Even with long hours put in, the Asus ROG Strix G15 will not make you feel annoyed - you'll likely wish for a keyboard with better feedback, though. Asus ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition review: The keys are a bit mushy but have decent pitch, and the trackpad gives you nothing to complain about. (Image: Shouvik Das/News18.com) There isn't much to complain about the trackpad either, which is about alright in terms of its smoothness and precision. It doesn't strike you as among the most premium laptop trackpads around, but for what it's worth, it is good enough for general usage. If you're a creator or a gamer (which you likely are if you're looking to buy this), you'll anyway hook it up to your own mouse. Battery: Super impressive for a gaming laptop The one area where the Asus ROG Strix G15 does very well is in battery life. Despite being a gaming laptop, which are largely notorious for maximum battery life of around 5 hours, this one can almost last you through the entire work day. With video streaming and eight hours of writing, combined with average browser load of 30 active web pages, the Strix G15 can last you nearly to the end of a 9-hour work day shift - which is super impressive. We did not test battery life when gaming on battery, because you're unlikely to do so either, but I'm happy to report that there wasn't a massive performance drop on battery to the point of it becoming unplayable. It also certainly lasts more than just a few minutes, despite the AMD GPU bearing higher TDP than Nvidia's rivals. Verdict: A fun gaming laptop worth considering To sum up, the Asus ROG Strix G15 Advantage Edition is a largely splendid laptop, particularly when you consider its price tag. For the most part, the Strix G15 delivers performance equivalent to laptops running on RTX 3070s, which are more expensive than the Rs 1,54,990 price tag that this one comes with. As trade-offs, you get a slightly dull-ish display, while the SSD used here may appear sluggish in comparison to rivalling laptops - although this isn't something that we could conclusively test. Nevertheless, as long as you keep the LEDs off, the Strix G15 can appear self-respecting in offices too. The excellent battery life adds to its pros, and if you are looking for a premium Windows laptop at around this price, this is a very good laptop to buy. Read all the Latest News, Breaking News and Coronavirus News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Telegram. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Pakistan beat West Indies by 53 runs in the third T20I on the back of Shadab Khan (84 runs and four wickets) and a half-century from opener Imam-ul-Haq (62). During this match, Imam-ul-Haq has also registered a big achievement in his name. He scored his third consecutive fifty in the home ODI series against West Indies. This is his seventh consecutive fifty or more runs. Imam-ul-Haq has left behind many of the world's legendary cricketers in terms of playing the most consecutive innings of 50 or more runs. In this case, this Pakistan opener has left behind veteran cricketers like Mark Waugh, Garden Grannies, Andrew Jones, Mohammad Yusuf, Chris Gayle, Shai Hope, Paul Stralling, Ross Taylor, and Kane Williamson. All these cricketers have played 50 or more innings in ODI cricket six times in a row. The world record in this case is registered in the name of Javed Miandad of Pakistan. He has played an innings of 50 or more runs for 9 consecutive times in ODIs. Now Imam will have a chance to break this record of Miandad in the upcoming matches. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Dushanbe ( Tajikistan ): Afghanistan 's ambassador to Tajikistan has refused to recognise the Taliban government in Kabul. The Afghan ambassador to Tajikistan said that Panjshir province, north of Kabul, could oppose the Taliban regime. Read More :- Latest World News Lt Gen Zahir Agbar, who had held several senior positions in the Afghan government before being appointed Afghanistan's ambassador to Tajikistan, said the Taliban had not won the war in his country, but Ashraf Ghani handed over power to the Taliban through treacherous dialogue. He branded Ghani as a traitor. Agbar said that only the Afghan province of Panjshir, under the leadership of Afghanistan's vice president, Amrullah Saleh, could oppose the Taliban. Saleh had also said two days ago that he does not accept the authority of the Taliban. He also said that he is legally the acting President of Afghanistan after the Afghan president fled Kabul. The Northern Alliance, led by legendary military commander Ahmed Shah Masood, had opposed Taliban rule in 1996. Panjshir has been a stronghold of the Northern Alliance. The Taliban could never capture this province. Saleh hails from here and has announced to oppose the Taliban along with Masood's son Ahmed Masood. On the other hand, after the Taliban occupation of Afghanistan, protests are taking place in the eastern part of the country. The Taliban have taken violent action against these protests. The Taliban says it has changed and will not re-impose the kind of restrictions it imposed during its previous regime, but people are not sure about them. The manner in which the protest on Wednesday has been called off, may add to the apprehensions of the people. A large number of people gathered in the eastern Afghanistan city of Jalalabad to hoist the Afghan national flag a day before the country's Independence Day. They lowered the Taliban flag. Video footage of the incident later became public, showing Taliban fighters firing in the air to disperse the crowd. Three people had died in this incident and many people were injured. Also read :- Afghanistan: Taliban releases TTP cleric Fakir Mohammad, other terrorists from Afghan jails ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Organic Certification Agencies Analyzing Indian Processed Products Five certifying bodies have been barred from clearing or ratifying exports of Indian processed organic food products due to their failure to comply with European Union standards and ensure contamination-free products. The European Commission proposed an amendment to the implementing regulation last week regarding the recognition of control authorities and control bodies (certifying agencies) for allowing the import of organic products into the Union. According to this, TQ Cert Services has been barred from certifying processed organic food products at the request of the Indian government, after the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority of India (APEDA) barred the company from clearing or certifying exports. The EU recognizes APEDA as the competent authority. Control Union Certifications, Ecocert SA, Lacon GmbH, and OneCert International Pvt have all been suspended for failing to meet EU organic product import standards. According to the EC, non-compliance cases have been registered in the Organic Farming Information System (OFIS). "These notifications pertain to the contamination of a large number of consignments of products manufactured in India and certified as organic by those control bodies." The contaminations were with products and substances not permitted in organic and/or conventional production in the Union, at levels above, and frequently far above, the Maximum Residue Levels established by European Parliament Regulation," the EC stated. Contaminations reported include ethylene oxide (ETO), which is carcinogenic, mutagenic, and reproductively toxic. However, there were other contaminations too, the EC said. These certifying agencies were unable to demonstrate that the products under their supervision were manufactured in accordance with the standards and subject to control arrangements equivalent to those established by the EC. European Commission to Derecognize 5 Agencies Certifying Organic Exports from India Five certifying agencies are set to be blacklisted from certifying organic product exports from India by the European Commission as. Furthermore, the agencies failed to take corrective action in response to the reported irregularities and violations, according to the report. Control Union Certifications, Ecocert SA, Lacon GmbH, and TQ Cert are all EU-based organizations, whereas OneCert is based in the United States. "The EU has suspended these five companies because it believes they are not operating properly in India." It is dissatisfied with their work because they have already been barred from certifying organic commodities. They should have been more cautious and worked differently," said S Chandrasekharan, an organic export trade analyst. The EC's action follows its December decision to decertify five certifying agencies - ECOCERT India Pvt Ltd, CU Inspections Ltd, Indian Organic Certification Agency (Indocert), Lacon Quality Certifications Pvt Ltd, and OneCert International Private Ltd - from clearing or ratifying organic product exports. They were then charged with failing to meet ethylene oxide (ETO) standards in consignments, specifically sesame (til/gingelly) imports into the European Union. At the time, EU and US organizations in the EU were aggressively lobbying for action against APEDA. The suspended certifying agencies clear and certify a significant amount of organic products and processed food exports from India. The presence of ETO, which the EU considers carcinogenic to humans, has harmed Indian organic exports. As a result, it is strictly monitored to ensure that any product shipped conforms to the norms. In the case of India, the presence of ETO was found to be higher than the permitted level, which the EU considered to pose a health risk to its consumers. First published on: 18 Jul 2022, 10:44 IST ### Response:

European Commission to Suspend Five Organic Certification Agencies from Clearing Exports of Processed Products from India

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. New Delhi | Jagran Entertainment Desk: The youth heartthrob Tiger Shroff is one of the most favourite action heroes of people these days. With his successful action films, the actor has time and again proved his worth in this industry. However, as much as the actor has tasted a good amount of fan following, the list of people who troll him is fairly long as well. Yes, Tiger is no stranger to trolling and has faced several criticisms for his looks, acting skills and more since the time he made his debut with the film 'Heropanti' in 2014. The actor says that as long as he gets more love than hate on social media, he is mostly unaffected by the trollers. Recently the actor sat down with actor, director Arbaaz Khan for a conversation as part of the chat show 'Pinch Season 2'. As the theme of the show was to address some of the trolls and mean comments on social media about the celebrity guest, Tiger read out comments in which mostly he is bullied for the way he looks and on his acting skills. Speaking about being called a 'heroine' and facing trolling, Tiger said, "I know from the time my first film was released people said 'ye ladka hai ya ladki', people commented on my face and said I look like a girl. And then they see my body! A section of people loves me for my action scenes etc. As long as love is coming in for me from my fans, I am ok. I have decided to make my own space in Bollywood, I have chosen a separate path for myself. When you try and create something of your own, there are hurdles but I take it on." He further added, "when it comes to trolling, it is at times scary how a nameless, faceless individual could say anything about anybody without getting caught!" One of his trolls made a comment that Tiger read out, "Are you virgin?" to which the actor quipped, "I am a virgin like Salman (Khan) bhai!" Take a look at the promo here: The episode of Arbaaz Khan's 'Pinch Season 2' releases on August 3. With inputs from IANS. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Kothagudem: The CPI (Maoist) Party Dandakaranya Special Zonal Committee (DKSZC) Spokesperson Vikalp stated that the Maoists were always ready for peace talks with the Chhattisgarh government but the onus of creating a conducive atmosphere to-that-end lies on the government. He said this was in response to a reported statement by Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Bhagel, who on April 8 said the government was ready to hold talks with the Maoists if they express their faith in the Constitution of India and quit the arms. In a statement released to the media here on Friday Vikalp said it was ridiculous to state that the government was ready for peace talks while continuing attacks on Maoists and tribal hamlets employing armed forces, Army and carrying out aerial bombing with military drones. Referring to Bhagel's appeal to the Maoists to express faith in the Constitution, Vikalp alleged that it was the government that had been violating the Constitution's Preamble, the 5th Schedule and PESA Act. The government wants to hand over mineral wealth in the forests to corporate and capitalist forces. For that the State and Central government deployed huge numbers of armed forces and set up police camps in the interiors of the forests, he complained. Spelling out the terms of the talks, Vikalp demanded the Bhagel government to withdraw the police forces deployed in the forests in the Bastar and stop aerial bombing. He also wanted the release of Maoist leaders lodged in different jails to take part in peace talks. The top Maoist leader has also made it a condition to investigate who carried out the aerial bombing as Bastar IG denied carrying out any aerial attacks on Maoists. He wanted the Chief Minister to clarify his stand on the terms before he embarks on his proposed tour of Assembly constituencies, for the discussions to become possible. ### Response:

DKSZC Spokesperson Vikalp set terms for peace talks with Chhattisgarh govt

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. PTI, Ministerial aspirants or those desiring for better positions in the government should express their feelings within the party forums and not in public, Karnataka Higher Education Minister C N Ashwath Narayan said on Friday, as discontentment and lobbying refuses to end in the ruling BJP, after the recent cabinet exercise. He also reiterated that it is the clear stand of the Karnataka government to go ahead and implement the Mekedatu project across river Cauvery. "It is common to aspire for a position in politics and people to express their desire, but it should be done between four walls and should not happen in public," Narayan said.Read all the latest updates on COVID-19 here. Speaking to reporters here, he however, said there is no confusion or differences within the party and the government. The Minister was responding to a question on simmering discontent within the ruling BJP after the recent expansion of the cabinet by Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai with Ministerial aspirants openly expressing their displeasure on not being inducted, and some even reportedly lobbying in Delhi to push their case. Also, some Ministers like Anand Singh and MTB Nagaraj, despite being part of the cabinet, openly expressed their unhappiness over the portfolios allocated, which has caused embarrassment to the party and the government. Rejecting reports of competition among the Ministers to become in-charge of Ramanagara district, the Minister said "there is no such thing, if there should be a competition, it should be with regards to the work we do. Whoever is assigned the responsibility they will take it up and function accordingly." Narayan, who was in-charge of Ramanagara district during the previous Yediyurappa government is likely to retain the responsibility as he has been assigned COVID management of the district by Chief Minister Bommai. Responding to a question on the Mekedatu project across river Cauvery to which neighbouring Tamil Nadu is opposed, he said, what Karnataka is planning to implement is not something that is against the law. "We are trying to exercise our rights over the water, within the framework of the law, so we are not worried. We will get justice. The Mekedatu project will be implemented for sure and it is the clear stand of our government," he said, adding that necessary groundwork such as for rehabilitation, environmental impact are being worked out. Mekedatu is a multipurpose (drinking and power) project, which involves building a balancing reservoir, near Kanakapura in Ramanagara district. Tamil Nadu is against the project and is of the opinion that it is against it's interests. The project once completed is aimed at ensuring drinking water to Bengaluru and neighbouring areas (4.75 TMC) and also can generate 400 MW power, and the estimated cost is Rs 9,000 crore. ### Response:

Ministerial aspirants and those desiring better positions should express feelings within party forums: Ashwath Narayan

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Actress Sonam Kapoor took to social media to announce her pregnancy on Monday morning. She shared maternity photoshoot pictures with husband Anand Ahuja. In the pictures the actress is seen lying on Anand`s lap, as she caresses her baby bump. The couple who tied the knot in 2018, is expecting their first child. She captioned the post, “Four hands. To raise you the very best we can. Two hearts. That will beat in unison with yours, every step of the way. One family. Who will shower you with love and support. We can’t wait to welcome you. ❤️❤️❤️ #everydayphenomenal #comingthisfall2022.” ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. New Delhi: A day after the Kerala High Court directed the police not to arrest him till June 2, actor-producer Vijay Babu, who is accused of rape by an actress and had slipped out of the country, returned to India from Dubai on Wednesday. At the exit gate of the Kochi airport here, the actor-producer told the waiting media that he will fully cooperate with the police."I have full faith in the judiciary, the truth will come out. I wish to thank my family and friends for standing by me," Babu said and drove away.Babu, according to sources, will first go to his family. Arrest Warrant Against Malayalam Actor Vijay Babu For Sexual Assault. Red Corner Notice Next? ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Nigerian airlines have halted plans to ground all domestic flights owing to rising jet fuel prices just hours before the action was set to take effect, according to the airline operators association. Since it was announced on Friday, the Airline Operators of Nigeria has been under pressure from the government, consumer protection organisations, and customers to postpone the planned shutdown. continue reading Airlines are complaining about paying for jet fuel in cash at 700 naira ($1.69) per litre, a price that has more than doubled this year, partly as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, resulting in a 95 percent increase in their operating costs. Dollar shortages and a weaker local currency have exacerbated the sector's problems, which are compounded by country-wide issues such as double-digit inflation, poor growth, rising unemployment, and insecurity. Local airlines have encountered unfavourable global oil market dynamics, according to the aviation ministry, but their efforts have found 'permanent solution to the puzzling issue of aviation fuel availability and cost.' Some airlines suspended local flights indefinitely in 2016 due to fuel shortages and huge debts. Though the government has stepped in with financial aid to help the industry. Nigeria subsidises imported gasoline to keep costs at the pump low. However, as global oil prices have risen, the country has had to bear higher costs in order to avoid strikes, particularly in the run-up to presidential elections next year. Nigeria's largest airline, Air Peace, which has flights to Dubai and Johannesburg, warned on Sunday that the suspension would go through unless the association altered its mind. Due to agreements to lenders and suppliers, Ibom Air dropped out of the flying suspension on Saturday. Dana Air was the next to arrive. ### Response:

Nigerian airlines cancel plans to ground domestic flights due to rising jet fuel prices

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. New Delhi, April 1: The Kashmiri Pandits (Recourse, Restitution, Rehabilitation and Resettlement) Bill, tabled by Congress MP Vivek Tankha in the Rajya Sabha on Friday, seeks 'Internally Displaced Persons' (IDP) status for Kashmiri Pandits and declaration of the community as a victim of genocide besides social, political, and economic rehabilitation. Coming amid the din created by 'The Kashmir Files' movie, the Bill seeks the release of a white paper on the issue of Kashmiri Pandits documenting all events in the Kashmir Valley pertaining to the atrocities and plight of the minority community starting from 1988 till the enactment of this Act. The Bill says that the white paper be prepared by a high-level committee comprising retired Chief Justice of India as the Chairman; two retired judges of the Supreme Court of India, two sitting MPs; two former MPs; four sitting or former MLAs/Council of Jammu; and four other individuals. The high-level committee should rely on depositions given by witnesses and lay special focus on the reports and judgments of the Supreme Court and the high courts of India, the National Human Rights Commission, reports of any Parliamentary standing committee/sub-committees set up for the purpose of examining the issue of Kashmiri Pandits. The Bill also seeks granting minority status to Kashmiri Pandits in terms of Clause (c) of Section 2 of the National Commission for Minorities Act, 1992 within two months from the date of enactment of this Act. It also seeks the declaration of Kashmiri Pandits as victims of genocide and change in their official nomenclature to 'Internally Displaced Persons' (IDPs). It has been a long standing demand of the Kashmiri Pandit community to probe the exodus and to bring justice to the community. The community claims that over 700 members have been killed of which around 100 were killed from March 1989 to March 1992. However, in the majority of the cases, FIRs were never registered. Besides the targetted killings, many women were rape, hundreds were kidnapped and tortured, thousands of houses looted and burnt and several temples desecrated. After they were forced to leave, many properties were usurped and lands grabbed. Recently, the US-based non-profit, International Commission for Human Rights and Religious freedom (ICHRRF), recognised the 1989-1991 atrocities on Kashmiri Hindus as an act of genocide. It called upon the Centre and the government of the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir to acknowledge and recognise the 1989-1991 atrocities on Kashmiri Hindus as an act of genocide. IANS ### Response:

Declare Kashmiri Pandits as victims of genocide, IDPs: Cong MP

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. West Indies skipper Jason Mohammed won the toss and decided to bat first against Bangladesh in the second one-day international of the three-match series on Friday. West Indies made one change with batsman Kjorn Ottley making his debut, replacing fast bowler Chemar Holder. LIVE SCORE | FULL COMMENTARY Bangladesh remained unchanged after its six-wicket victory in the first game, extending its winning streak over West Indies to six matches. The teams play the final ODI on Monday, followed by two test matches in February. Tamim Iqbal, the Bangladeshi skipper, says that he was pleased with the team's performance overall. Says the seamers and spinners did well in the last game. Feel batting was tough in the last game. Tells he was anyway looking to bowl first. Informs they are unchanged from the last game. West Indies skipper, Jason Mohammed, tells that it looks like a pretty good wicket and that's why they want to bat first. Wants to put on a good score and then restrict the opposition. Informs one change in the team as Chemar Holder makes way for Kjorn Ottley. Pitch report - Anjum Chopra is in with the pitch report. Tells that the surface offers a lot for the batters. Feels spinners from both the teams did really well. Informs the weather is all good. Says win the toss and bat first is what she will prefer. Lineups: Bangladesh: Tamim Iqbal (captain), Liton Das, Nazmul Hossain Shanto, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim, Mahmudullah, Soumya Sarkar, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, Hasan Mahmud, Mustafizur Rahman, Rubel Hossain West Indies: Sunil Ambris, Joshua da Silva, Andre McCarthy, Jason Mohammed (captain), Kyle Mayers, Nkrumah Bonner, Rovman Powell, Raymon Reifer, Alzarri Joseph, Akeal Hosein, Kjorn Ottley ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. World's first diamond frame full-sized foldable e-bicycle is reimagining the way electric vehicles are designed.Click here to get Latest Updates on Cars & Bikes Designed by Hyderabad-based startup `Kachbo Designs' led by Nishith Parikh and Rajkumar Kewat, the `Hornback' is revolutionizing the e-vehicle market in the country. "The foldable e-bicycle takes less than half the space. It can be conveniently carried without lifting," said Parikh. It can be wheeled into any public transport and can fit in car boots or elevators with ease. The duo realized the need for a foldable diamond frame full sized E-bicycle through other cyclists' experiences "We noticed that many people ride bikes that had smaller wheels. However, they weren't comfortable because of their size. People also had to carry heavy car racks to load their bikes. Seeing this, we came up with the idea of designing a diamond-framed bike that could run on a battery. The duo wanted to explore the electric vehicle market and began planning the project in 2018," he said. Parikh said the city is filled with greenery and provides an apt environment for cyclists. "It is best to adopt the greenway. It is a step away from major pollutant modes of transport. Bicycles champion a green lifestyle. They also take up only 10 percent of parking space when compared to cars. Not only this, but it is also a good way to maintain fitness and beat rising fuel prices. They are extremely affordable and cheaper to use." Hornback folds in 15 seconds and locks into its position during the folded and unfolded state ensuring there is no accidental unlocking. It was launched by Telangana IT and Industries principal secretary Jayesh Ranjan on April 10. ### Response:

'Hornback': Meet Hyderabad duo who designed world's first foldable e-bicycle

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. A bench of Chief Justice of India NV Ramana, Justices Surya Kant and Hima Kohli is hearing the case. (Photo credit: PTI)The Supreme Court has given four weeks to the three-member technical committee, which is probing the case of the Israeli Pegasus software being used to target politicians, journalists, activists etc, to complete its investigation. The bench said that it has received an interim report from the committee, which had so far examined 29 mobile devices. "They (technical committee) have invited objections and the mobile devices are still being examined. The technical committee has seized 29 devices and examined some. Once the technical committee submits a report to the supervisory judge, the judge will also add his comments. So we deem it fit to extend the time. We direct the technical committee to expedite examination of devices," said the court. The technical committee has been directed to submit their findings to former SC Justice RV Raveendran, who is adding his comments and compiling the report, before submitting it to the court within four weeks' time. The matter will now be heard in July after the court's summer vacation. Appointed by the apex court in October last year, the technical committee comprises Dr Naveen Kumar Chaudhary, Professor (Cyber Security and Digital Forensics) and Dean, National Forensic Sciences University; Dr Prabaharan P, Professor (School of Engineering), Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham and Dr Ashwin Anil Gumaste, Institute Chair Associate Professor (Computer Science and Engineering), Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. On the other hand, Justice RV Raveendran will be assisted in his task by Alok Joshi (former IPS Officer) and Dr Sundeep Oberoi, Chairman, Sub Committee (International Organisation of Standardisation/ International Electro-Technical Commission/ Joint Technical Committee). On Friday, senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for the petitioners, had asked for the interim report to be made available to them. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the central government, opposed the plea stating that it was only an interim order. The court refused to pass orders on the latest plea and asked for the final report to be submitted as soon as possible. An international consortium of news outlets, including Indian news portals, had released a series of reports indicating that Israeli spyware Pegasus may have been used to infect the mobile devices of several persons including Indian journalists, activists, lawyers, officials, a former Supreme Court judge and others. The reports had referred to a list of phone numbers that were selected as potential targets. Upon analysis by a team from Amnesty International, some of these numbers were found to have traces of a successful Pegasus infection, while some showed attempted infection, the reports had said. In response, Israel-based spyware firm NSO, which makes the Pegasus spyware, claimed that it sold its software only to "vetted governments" and not to private entities. The company, though, did not reveal which governments it sells the controversial product to. A slew of petitions then came to be filed before the top court seeking a probe into the allegations. A bench of Chief Justice of India NV Ramana, Justice Surya Kant and Justice Hima Kohli is hearing the case. ### Response:

Pegasus case: Supreme Court extends time to submit probe report on use of Israeli spyware

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 4 (ANI): Alia Bhatt gets a lot of compliments for her acting skills, beauty and personality, not just from her fans but also from fellow members of the industry.Taking to her Instagram handle on Monday, the 'Gangubai Kathiawadi' star posted a sunkissed picture in which she can be seen posing with a bunch of yellow flowers.Alia can be seen in a yellow outfit and accessorized it with a layered chain necklace.Soon, the post got flooded with likes and compliments in the comments section. "Beautiful," Priyanka Chopra commented with a heart-eyed emoticon.Samantha Ruth Prabhu dropped a heart emoticon."Favorite," a fan added.Meanwhile, on the work front, Alia was last seen in SS Rajamouli's magnum opus 'RRR' with co-stars Ram Charan, Jr NTR and Ajay Devgn.Up next, she will be seen in Ayan Mukerji's 'Brahmastra', co-starring her beau Ranbir Kapoor. The movie will also feature megastar Amitabh Bachchan, Nagarjuna Akkineni and Mouni Roy. 'Brahmastra' will release on September 9, 2022.Alia is also set to make her Hollywood debut with Netflix's international spy thriller 'Heart of Stone', joining Hollywood superstars Gal Gadot and Jamie Dornan. (ANI) ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. A National Commission for Minorities delegation led by chairperson Iqbal Singh Lalpura has visited the Jahangirpuri area where violence took place during a Hanuman Jayanti procession, and it called upon the administration to quickly nab the culprits while ensuring that no innocent person is booked in the matter. Clashes broke out between two communities during the procession at Jahangirpuri on Saturday, leaving eight police personnel and a local resident injured. According to police, there was stone-pelting and arson during the clashes and some vehicles were also torched. National Commission for Minorities (NCM) chairperson Lalpura, along with NCM members Rinchen Lhamo and DJ Gunde, visited Jahangirpuri where the clashes took place on April 16. The team took stock of the situation from the North West Delhi deputy commissioner of police and was informed that the procession on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti which didn't have permission was being organised by VHP-Bajrang Dal, an NCM statement said.ALSO READ: AAP's 'explosive' revelation about Jahangirpuri accused Ansar after BJP's claims There was a minor scuffle between two groups which later turned violent and police immediately rushed to the spot and controlled the situation, the statement said. The commission appreciated the role of the district administration in containing the rising tension between the two communities, it said. The NCM noted that eight of the nine persons injured during the incident were police personnel. The commission "advised the administration to quickly nab all the culprits and take necessary steps so that this kind of incident do not happen in the future", the statement said. No innocent person should be booked in this process, the NCM asserted. The commission also had a joint meeting with representatives of both communities and they were advised to conduct 'Aman (peace) committee meetings' regularly. Punjab to give ₹1-crore ex gratia to kin of cops killed on duty Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Wednesday announced ₹1-crore ex gratia for the families of Punjab Police personnel who are killed in the line of duty. He also announced to enhance the police welfare fund from ₹10 crore to ₹15 crore from this financial year. Virtually addressing over 23,000 cops of all ranks, the chief minister directed them to adopt zero tolerance towards gangsters, drugs, terrorism, illegal mining and corruption. Green clearances for key projects in Dahanu declared 'null and void' Mumbai The chairman of the newly-reconstituted Dahanu Taluka Environment Protection Authority has declared green clearances for key infrastructure projects passing through Dahanu taluka in Palghar district as 'null and void'. The projects include the National Highways Authority of India's Mumbai-Vadodara Expressway Phase-II, the MMRDA's Surya irrigation scheme, and the Dahanu Regional Plan. The Supreme Court established the DTEPA in 1996 to protect India's first notified eco-sensitive zone (ESZ) in Dahanu. These cows at Rajasthan shelter have fixed deposits in their names Radha, Radhika, Sita and Geeta have a fixed deposit of ₹1 lakh each in their name. They are stray cows, which were adopted by a cow shelter in Rajasthan. The interest earned on the fixed deposit ensures some medical help for them. The Jamvay Jyoti Goshala (cow shelter) in Bhodki village of Jhunjhunu district, Rajasthan, has around 1,000 cows of which 31 milch cows have ₹1 lakh each as fixed deposit in banks. Congress MP Manish Tewari backs clemency for Beant Singh assassin Rajoana A day after his party colleague and fellow Lok Sabha member Ravneet Singh Bittu urged the government not to release former Punjab chief minister Beant Singh's assassin Balwant Singh Rajoana, Congress leader Manish Tewari on Wednesday backed clemency for the death-row convict who has been in prison for 26 years. Bittu was reacting to Shiromani Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Singh Badal's request to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking his intervention for the Rajoana release. Assam, Arunachal agree on formula to end border dispute Assam and Arunachal Pradesh governments on Wednesday agreed to set up district level committees headed by cabinet ministers to end the decades old border dispute between them in a time-bound manner-a move similar to the one Assam and Meghalaya had agreed earlier. The decision was taken at the second official meeting on the issue between Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and his Arunachal Pradesh counterpart Pema Khandu in Guwahati. Personalise your news feed. Follow trending topics ### Response:

'No innocent.', says national minorities panel after visiting Delhi clashes site

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. The Students' Federation of India (SFI), along with Dalit Shoshan Mukti Manch and All India Democratic Women Association, held a protest at Jantar Mantar. The post Student bodies, activists demand speedy justice in Nangal rape, murder case appeared first on Newsd.in. Various student organisations and activists protested against the alleged rape and murder of a nine-year-old Dalit girl in southwest Delhi’s old Nangal village and demanded speedy justice for the victim. The Students’ Federation of India (SFI), along with Dalit Shoshan Mukti Manch and All India Democratic Women Association, held a protest at Jantar Mantar. The Left-backed All India Students’ Association (AISA) also held a protest at Jantar Mantar. ”Sexual violence against women is a larger problem concerning a patriarchal society wherein women are rendered inferior and powerless, as objects of men’s carnal desires and domination,” it said. Crimes against Dalit women have increased by six per cent in the last 10 years, it is both gendered and caste-based violence, the SFI said in a statement. ”Dalit women constitute among the most powerless and oppressed in the society owing to their gender and caste identity,” it said. ”Dalit women are doubly oppressed. We live in a political environment in which caste is being reinstated into our social order with its former vigour. It is no longer a disintegrating entity of the past but is being actively inserted into the very state’s framework, and as Brahminical notions of gender and caste get legitimized, crimes against women and lower castes will be on the rise. We must resist and rise in rage!” said Aishe Ghosh, member of Delhi state committee, and JNUSU president. The Jawaharlal Nehru University Students’ Union (JNUSU) will also be holding a march in the campus against the incident. ”The country witnessed how the Hathras accused were shielded by the RSS-BJP. In Delhi, the Delhi Police which is under Amit Shah has failed to ensure the safety and security of women in Delhi,” Madhurima Kundu, vice president, Delhi AISA claimed. Prasenjeet Kumar, the national working general secretary, AISA demanded the arrest of all accused involved in the crime. He said speedy trial in the case is necessary to ensure justice for the victim. A team comprising Kavita Krishnan, CPIML Politburo member and Secretary, All India Progressive Women’s Association (AIPWA), Sucheta De, member of the CPIML Delhi State Committee, AISA Delhi President Kawalpreet Kaur and AISA activist Himanshu went to Nangal to show solidarity with the ongoing protest movement demanding justice for the nine-year-old girl. The team met the grieving mother of the Nangal rape-murder victim, who reiterated her demand for justice in the case. She said her husband is unemployed and she picks rags or begs at Pir Baba Mazar – a Sufi shrine - in order to survive. Her daughter was their only child, born after many prayers, she said. The girl lived with her parents in a rented house in front of a crematorium. On Sunday at around 5.30 pm, she went to get cold water from a cooler at the crematorium after informing her mother, her parents said. Around 6 pm, the crematorium’s priest Radhey Shyam and two-three other people, known to the girl’s mother, called her there and showed her daughter’s body claiming that she got electrocuted while getting water from the cooler. There were burn marks between her left wrist and elbow, and her lips were also blue, according to police. It was alleged that the priest and the others dissuaded her mother from making a PCR call, saying the police will make a case out of it and during post-mortem, doctors will steal the girl’s organs, so it was better to cremate her. The girl was cremated but subsequently, her parents alleged that it was done without their consent. On Monday, the police had said that based on the statement of the victim’s mother, rape charges have been added in the FIR. Four people, including the priest, have been arrested, they added. ### Response:

Student bodies, activists demand speedy justice in Nangal rape, murder case

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Opposition AIADMK and PMK on Friday greeted R N Ravi over his appointment as the Governor of Tamil Nadu but the Congress' state unit doubted the Centre's 'intention' over the move, wondering if it was an attempt to target the MK Stalin-led DMK government. TNCC President K S Alagiri said former IPS officer Kiran Bedi, after being appointed as Lt Governor of neighbouring Puducherry, when the Congress was in power there, created 'many roadblocks' following which a 'number of welfare schemes could not be implemented' there. Top AIADMK leaders O Panneerselvam and K Palaniswami extended their greetings to Ravi. 'On behalf of the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, I welcome the appointment of Thiru R N Ravi, a retired IPS Officer who played a crucial role in the Naga peace talks, as the Governor of Tamil Nadu,' Panneerselvam, the party Coordinator, said in a statement. 'His appointment will certainly boost the development and fortune of Tamil Nadu to a great extent. I wish him all success,' he added. On Thursday, President Ram Nath Kovind appointed Ravi as Governor of Tamil Nadu, replacing the incumbent Banwarilal Purohit, who has been shifted to Punjab. He was holding additional charge of the state earlier. Ravi, the Centre's interlocutor and a retired IPS officer, was shifted from Nagaland. Palaniswami, in a tweet, wished all the best for Ravi during his tenure in the state and said he had efficiently performed as Governor of Nagaland. He thanked Purohit and wished him well in his new assignment. PMK founder S Ramadoss greeted Ravi and requested his support for the state's growth. Alagiri, in a statement, said Ravi had a 'police background' and had also served as Deputy National Security Advisor, before being appointed as Governor of Nagaland. 'There is a doubt over the intention behind his appointment as Tamil Nadu governor,' he alleged. Referring to Bedi's tenure in Puducherry, he said she functioned 'against' the democratically-elected government there and earned the ire of the people. 'The appointment of a retired police officer as Tamil Nadu governor has raised suspicion….I suspect if RN Ravi has been appointed to create problems for Chief Minister M K Stalin,' he alleged. Any such attempts would not be allowed in the state and Congress would rally democratic forces, he warned. ### Response:

AIADMK, PMK greet R N Ravi, Congress doubts Centre's intention over guv appointment

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Movie Artists Association (MAA) elections will take place on 10th October. Prakash Raj and Manchu Vishnu are contesting for the President position and the fight between them is going to be interesting. Already, the war of words between the two panels is creating many debates in the film circles. Today, Prakash Raj opened up on the criticism coming his way. Naresh, the outgoing president of the MAA Association is supporting Manchu Vishnu. In their recent press interactions, Naresh criticized Prakash Raj badly and even bought the discussion of 'outsider'. Prakash Raj who tolerated these comments all these days could not take it anymore. 'I don't understand why they bring the discussion of outsiders constantly. I am not a Telugu person. I was born in Karnataka but I grew as an actor in the Telugu states. I have 9 Nandi Awards and 2 National Awards to my kitty. Does anyone in that panel have these awards?' questioned Prakash Raj. Prakash Raj can read, write and speak Telugu very well. He reads a lot of Telugu literature and is familiar with the writings of Sri Sri, Chalam, Balagangadhar Tilak, Atreya and others. Discussing the same, Prakash Raj said, 'I am ready to talk about the Telugu language to any extent. Can anyone in that panel compete with me?' After filing the nomination for the election, Manchu Vishnu made a controversial statement. 'I am on the side of Telugu Film Industry. I don't know if Prakash Raj is on the side of Telugu Film Industry or on the side of Pawan Kalyan,' said Manchu Vishnu, after Pawan's controversial speech at the pre-release event of Republic. Prakash Raj expressed anger over the same. 'Pawan Kalyan belongs to Telugu Cinema. I don't understand why they are distancing him from the film industry. He is an actor first and then a politician. Vishnu should have control over what he is talking,' said Prakash Raj, adding, 'Manchu Vishnu's film budget collectively equals the morning show collection of Pawan Kalyan's film.' Prakash Raj also said that his opposite panel members are unnecessarily dragging YS Jagan and KCR into the MAA Election. 'Both the chief ministers are busy and they will not be interested in the MAA Election. Don't drag them unnecessarily to give political color to the election,' said Prakash Raj. Prakash Raj also admitted that he has differences with Pawan Kalyan about his ideology. 'Pawan publicly admitted the same. But, when it comes to movies, we both are actors,' said Prakash Raj. Subscribe us on ### Response:

'You Film Budget Equals Pawan's Morning Show Collection', Prakash Raj To Vishnu

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Just like her first pregnancy, Kareena Kapoor Khan is living her 2nd pregnancy as well as she brings her A-game in style. After welcoming their first little bundle of joy and internet sensation, Taimur in 2016, Saif Ali Khan and Kareena announced their 2nd pregnancy in August last year. Ever since the Veere Di Wedding actress shared the good news on her social media, she's taking the fashion world by storm. Bebo resumed shooting after the lockdown and completed her portion in Aamir Khan-led Laal Singh Chaddha. However, now the actress is taking the maternity fashion a notch higher as she's often snapped shooting for her projects.Even during the last trimester of her pregnancy Kareena Kapoor Khan is busy shooting for her upcoming shoots. A short while back, Bebo took to her Insta stories and shared Yianni's post that sees her twirling and winning the fashion game. The actress looks alluring in a casual orange turtle neck-full sleeves top paired with a rose gold skirt. Tying her hair in a low bun, Bebo looks every bit breathtaking as she opts for minimal make-up and no accessory.Sharing the video, Yainni called her dancing super mom and wrote, "Dancing super mom @kareenakapoorkhan #bts #kareenakapoor #puma #india #bts #hair #yiannitsapatori." Meanwhile, Saif in his latest interview spilt the beans on Bebo's due date. Speaking to Filmfare, Saif Ali Khan revealed that they are set to welcome baby no 2 in early Feb. He told the portal, "Suddenly this guy is going to walk up to me and say 'Hi' and I would be like where what?! Ya, we are being a bit casual about it but we are also very excited." (: Know About Rani Mukerji's Advice To Saif Ali Khan When He Started Dating Bebo; Kareena Kapoor Khan Found It 'Very Cool') Images Source: instagram/kareenakapoorkhan ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Assam has finally operationalised the ration card portability service and with this, the Centre's 'One Nation, One Ration Card' programme is implemented across the country, the food ministry said on Tuesday. Under the ONORC (One Nation, One Ration Card), beneficiaries covered under the National Food Security Act, 2013 (NFSA) can get their quota of subsidised foodgrains from any electronic point of sale device (ePoS)-enabled fair price shops of their choice by using their existing ration cards with biometric authentication. "Assam has become the 36th state/UT to implement ONORC," the ministry said in a statement. With this, the ONORC programme has been successfully implemented in all states and Union Territories, making food security portable throughout the country, it said. The implementation of ONORC was initiated in August 2019. According to the ministry, ration card portability has significantly contributed in ensuring subsidised foodgrains to NFSA beneficiaries, especially migrant beneficiaries, during the last two years of COVID-19 pandemic. Since 2019, about 71 crore portable transactions have taken place delivering foodgrains equivalent to about Rs 40,000 crore in food subsidy through portability. At present, a monthly average of about 3 crore portable transactions are being recorded, delivering the subsidised NFSA and free PMGKAY foodgrains with anywhere flexibility to the beneficiaries, it said. During the COVID-19 period from April 2020 till date, the ministry said about 64 crore portable transactions have been recorded, delivering foodgrains equivalent to about Rs 36,000 crore in food subsidy through portability. Out of these 64 crore portable transactions, 27.8 crore were recorded under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana (PMGKAY), announced in March 2020 for distribution of additional free foodgrains to NFSA beneficiaries to mitigate the Covid-induced hardships. The government has also rolled out the 'MERA RATION' mobile application to take maximum advantage of the ONORC plan. The mobile app is providing a host of useful real-time information to the beneficiaries and is available in 13 languages. So far, the app has been downloaded more than 20 lakh times from Google Play Store. (PTI) source: goodreturns.in ### Response:

Ration Card Portability Implemented Across India, With Assam Being Last To Operationalise

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Study says 23% patients will develop symptoms lasting into months #NEWYORK About 23 per cent of people infected with COVID will become "long haulers", finds a study that identifies predictors of who is likely to develop the sometimes-debilitating symptoms that can last for months. The study finds that obesity and hair loss at the time of infection are predictors of long COVID, but that other underlying conditions -- such as diabetes or smoking status -- have no discernable link to long-lasting symptoms. The research, which appears in Scientific Reports, is unique because it accounts for preexisting symptoms such as fatigue and sneezing that are common to other conditions and may be mistaken for COVID symptoms. "Long COVID is a major public health concern. Twenty-three per cent is a very high prevalence, and it may translate to millions of people," said Qiao Wu, a doctoral candidate at the University of Southern California. "More knowledge on its prevalence, persistent symptoms and risk factors may help health care professionals allocate resources and services to help long haulers get back to normal lives," Wu added. While SARS-CoV-2 is typically an acute illness lasting about three weeks, some people with COVID have symptoms that last months or longer. The World Health Organisation (WHO) defines long COVID as symptoms that last 12 weeks or longer. The team used an Internet-based national survey and interviewed 308 infected, non-hospitalised individuals one month before, around the time of infection and 12 weeks later. After accounting for pre-existing symptoms, about 23 per cent of the participants reported that they had experienced new-onset symptoms, including headache (22 per cent); runny or stuffy nose (19 per cent); abdominal discomfort (18 per cent); fatigue (17 per cent). IANS ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Advertisement Priya Ahuja aka Rita Reporter might have been away from Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, but her reels are saviour for her fans. The actress always keeps churning out some exciting pictures and stuff for her followers on Instagram. Her latest reel features herself along with her husband Malav Rajda. In the latest reel shared, Priya is romancing her director husband, Malav Rajda. The duo is romancing in a balcony on Sakhiyan 2.0 song. The couple looks adorable as usual! Here's the video: Advertisement Priya Ahuja and Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah director tied the knot a few years back. Now, she is a proud mother to Ardaas Rajda. However, she once was phobic of pregnant women and baby bumps. She herself had made this surprising revelation while talking to TellyBuzz. Mahika Sharma Says She Will Tie Rakhis To Talibanis, Attracts Massive Backlash On Social Media Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah: Once Babita Forcibly Tied Rakhi To Jethalal Giving Him The Worst 'Raksha Bandhan' Nightmare Ever Priya had said, "To be honest I am very phobic of pregnant women. I somehow can't see pregnant women and baby bumps. I feel pukish and I also don't know how do those women survive having a baby inside their womb. I feel scared seeing them and I can't actually imagine being pregnant. I know as I am married I will have to conceive one day, but still, I can't just think of having a baby as I like kids but the thought itself scares me." "My husband is fond of kids but just because I am phobic he has given me sufficient time. I know one fine day I will have to go for it but somehow I don't think it's going to be easy as I will have to visit the psychiatrist for that," she added further. Stay tuned to Koimoi for more television stuff. Must Read: When Kapil Sharma Allegedly Got Angry On Priyanka Chopra For Making Him Wait For 3 Hours, Threw Away His Earpiece Follow Us: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Youtube Advertisement Advertisement ### Response:

Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah's Priya Ahuja aka Rita Reporter Enjoys 'Balcony Romance' With Hubby Malav Rajda

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Kendrapara: Deep inside Odisha's Bhitarkanika National Forest, foresters have set up what is perhaps India's first boat library for children. The library housed in a stationary boat at Dangamal, the gateway to the forest, threw open its doors June 5, the World Environment Day, this year. The boat is stationed at the eco-tourism complex so that students of nearby schools as well children of visitors to Bhitarkanika, can use the library. Spread over 672 Square Kilometers, Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary is the second largest Mangrove ecosystems in India. Once the hunting ground of the princely Raj Kanika family, it is now famous for its large population of salt water crocodiles. Bhitarkanika Divisional Forest Officer J D Pati, who is along with others planned the boat library, said a boat discarded by the department has been taken over and refurbished into a library. It was retrofitted for the purpose and a room was created in its hull to house books. Stairs were constructed to reach the room from the ground. 'The aim of the library is to connect children and youth to nature and sensitise them about conservation,' Pati said. Inspiration was drawn from commitment and continuous support for mangrove conservation by locals. 'To commemorate their efforts and to build capacity of the next generation, we felt the requirement of a dedicated platform where data, books, documents can be shared with youngsters to motivate them to conserve the mangrove and wetlands,' Pati said. He credits forest division officers including his wife for conceptualising and designing the project. The library houses about 1500 books which have been funded by the government-run Bhitarkanika Eco-Tourism and Eco-Development Society (BEEDS). As it is off-season for tourists now, the boat library is open to local children of the area, which is located in the coastal Kendrapara district of Odisha. The national park is closed from May 1 to July 31 every year for mating and nesting by saltwater crocodiles. For now, children of two to three local schools will be allowed to visit the library, Pati said. Much thought has been given to attract children to the library. The boat has been painted in bright colours with motifs to attract them. A single room with 32 compartments has been created in the hull of the boat to house the books, which have been placed on shelves in a way that children find easy to use. The lowest shelves are for children between three and five years of age and have picture books in Odia, Hindi and English, besides card games. The shelves above it are for children between five and 10 years and are stocked with folk tales, short stories and biographies. Books for those between 10 and 15 years are placed in the higher racks and have encyclopedias, books on nature, conservation, atlas, science projects and biographies. On the topmost racks are books for those who are above 15 years. There are books on wildlife conservation, mangrove forests and ecology, besides government brochures and publications on wetland conservation. Students of Naga Narayan Government High School at Rajnagar inside Bhitarkanika were among the first-day visitors to the boat library. The students, who are from three gram panchayat areas nearby, were happy. 'We saw so many books on nature and environment. It was fun to be in a library in a boat,' said S P Priyadarshi Behera, a student of standard nine of the school. Omprakash Bari, the school's science teacher, said the effort is novel and hoped that it will create interest among the children in the environment and the wetlands. 'The students here liked it all the more because of the innovation. 'We hope there will be more books in this library to create awareness of the ecosystem, nature, ecology and wildlife and also on livelihood, which is an important concern for all,' said Bari, who is a 'Wetland Mitra' and member of the economic development committee of the village and the forest division. 'Wetland Mitra' or 'Friend of the Wetlands' is a person or organisation ready to willingly volunteer to facilitate preservation and protection of wetlands under a central government project. Bhitarkanika mangrove was designated a Ramsar Wetland of International importance in 2002. 'We will also look for donations for stocking more books if there is sufficient response,' Pati said. The boat library will be open on all days during the summer vacation in the schools and will be thrown open to visitors when tourism season resumes August 1, he said. Every Sunday, students of two to three schools will be allowed to visit the boat library. There are plans to hold drawing competitions for local schools besides capacity building for conservation, the DFO added. ### Response:

Odisha gets its first boat library, over 1500 books available

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. South Africa beat England by 62 runs in the first ODI, thanks to a brilliant performance from the bowlers after Van der Dussen's (134) century. Ben Stokes, who came to play the last ODI for England, disappointed everyone in this match. He got a great performance neither in bowling nor in batting. Batting first, South Africa scored a massive 333 runs in the match. In reply, the hosts could only score 271 runs. With this, South Africa has taken a 1-0 lead in the three-match ODI series. Van der Dussen was adjudged player of the match for his century. Dussen scored 133 runs in 117 balls. He hit only 10 fours in these innings. Adam Markram scored 77 runs and Jaaneman Malan scored 57 runs. Dussen and Markram shared a 151-run partnership for the third wicket. David Miller finally scored 24 runs in 14 balls. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. HONG KONG, Jan. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Manulife Investment Management today announced that Grace Ho, Chief Marketing Officer, Asia, is appointed Head of Direct Digital Business and Portfolios, Asia. This is a newly created role which reflects the firm's commitment to expanding its digitally-enabled distribution capability to embrace the new normal: a new set of customer needs across investing and retirement, and new distribution models with intermediaries and direct digital platforms. Michael Dommermuth, Head of Wealth and Asset Management, Asia, Manulife Investment Management, commented: "As we continue to invest in digitalization, we see the need to revolutionize our structure and create a mission control that brings together strategic management of business propositions, portfolios of digital offerings, and alignment with technology across different markets in Asia . Our focus needs to be razor-sharp, emphasizing prioritization and a delivery road map against the highest valued business opportunities." In her new role, Grace will have business accountability for the direct digital business, and be responsible for integrating digital offerings such as Manulife iFUNDS and post log-in website experience into the firm's digital ecosystems across investment and pension platforms, with the objective of creating persistent business returns. Grace will also become the product owner of Manulife iFUNDS, an award-winning digital platform that allows investors to manage their mutual fund portfolios, get access to market insights, and make fund transactions. Manulife iFUNDS is an important addition to Manulife's wealth offerings, allowing the firm to better serve customers' insurance savings, investment and retirement needs. "COVID-19 has changed the way our industry distributes wealth solutions, and we have the disruptive solution in Manulife iFUNDS to match the challenges. Our job is to fully leverage and build on Manulife iFUNDS, bringing a total wealth solution to our different markets in Asia ," said Grace Ho , Head of Direct Digital Business and Portfolios, Asia , Manulife Investment Management. Another focus for this new role is the advancement of the range of digital solutions in supporting Manulife's captive distribution channel. "Alongside our customer experience focus, Manulife Investment Management's digital strategy has always pivoted on unleashing the power of digitally-enabled advisors for both investment and retirement customers. Digital solutions play a vital role in equipping our advisors with investment and market insights for the delivery of quality customer experience the way our customers want it," Grace further explained. Manulife iFUNDS has been launched in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Vietnam since 2019. It enables both the customers and Manulife advisors in different ways. Customers can plan and make fund transactions on the Manulife iFUNDS platform, and advisors can have easy access to customers' portfolio information for them to provide timely service virtually yet with human touch. "Currently, Manulife iFUNDS is deployed to serve more than 100,000 customer accounts and over 3,000 Manulife advisors across Asia. Adoption across markets has been encouraging. More than 70% of our accounts in Hong Kong are using Manulife iFUNDS, and in Malaysia, over 70% of our total transactions are handled through this digital solution since its launch in October 2020," added Grace. "We are introducing Manulife iFUNDS to the Singapore market to digitally enable advisors to provide better service to our investment-linked plan customers. Across the markets where Manulife iFUNDS is available, our target is to achieve 100% customer adoption in three years." Manulife Investment Management's digital deployment extends beyond retail mutual fund offerings. In 2020, the firm's digital channels for Hong Kong's Mandatory Provident Funds (MPF) achieved an adoption rate of 74% and 66% for the Tax-deductible Voluntary Contributions and MPF Personal Account new applications. "Under the pandemic, we have organized 75 regional webinars and virtual conferences in 2020 alone for our distribution channels and end investors, recording over 53,000 views. Social media was also leveraged for dissemination of market and investment insights, either directly reaching customers or allowing for advisors to engage their customers, with over 400 posts published and 22 million views garnered," Grace added. Recruitment for the role of Chief Marketing Officer, Asia, is underway and Grace will stay on the role until the replacement is onboard. About Manulife Investment Management Manulife Investment Management is the global wealth and asset management segment of Manulife Financial Corporation. We draw on more than a century of financial stewardship and the full resources of our parent company to serve individuals, institutions, and retirement plan members worldwide. Headquartered in Toronto, our leading capabilities in public and private markets are strengthened by an investment footprint that spans 17 countries and territories. We complement these capabilities by providing access to a network of unaffiliated asset managers from around the world. We're committed to investing responsibly across our businesses. We develop innovative global frameworks for sustainable investing, collaboratively engage with companies in our securities portfolios, and maintain a high standard of stewardship where we own and operate assets, and we believe in supporting financial well-being through our workplace retirement plans. Today, plan sponsors around the world rely on our retirement plan administration and investment expertise to help their employees plan for, save for, and live a better retirement. As of September 30, 2020, Manulife Investment Management had CAD$923 billion (US$692 billion) in assets under management and administration. Not all offerings are available in all jurisdictions. For additional information, please visit manulifeim.com. ### Response:

Manulife Investment Management reinforces its digital prowess in Asia with new senior role

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. The Taliban are likely to strike a peace deal with the Panjshir Resistance as top leaders of both the groups are in talks, Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said to Shamshad News Outlet, news agency ANI reported. The Taliban leader said he is 80 per cent confident of a solution without war in the Panjshir Valley, the free land in Afghanistan. If a peace deal is struck between the Taliban and the anti-Taliban forces, Panjshir will again remain free from the Taliban like it was between 1996 and 2001 when the rest of the country was under Taliban rule. "We are in contact with people of Panjshir. We are in talks with the elders, influencers, and Jihadist commanders. The talks will soon solve the problem without war. I am 80 per cent confident that there will not be a need to go to war. According to our information, a peace agreement will be reached soon," Mujahid said. 'Do not want war': What Massoud said on Panjshir Resistance, deal with Taliban The Taliban and the National Resistance Front (the Panjshir Resistance army) are up in arms over the Panjshir province as NRF leaders Massoud, son of legendary Ahmad Shah Massaoud, and acting president Amrullah Saleh have refused to surrender before the Taliban. The NRF has also captured Pol-e-Hesar, Deh Salah and Banu districts after Kabul caved in. But what does a peace talk between the Taliban and the Panjshir resistance mean? Does it mean failure on part of the anti-Taliban forces? Massoud in his first interview given after the Taliban captured Kabul said the priority is to avoid bloodshed. He asserted that the NRF is in favour of a peace deal with the Taliban but if the Taliban do not agree to talks, then the anti-Taliban force is ready to go on a long war. The probable peace deal between the Taliban and the Panjshir Resistance is not yet clear. Neither it is known whether the Resistance is negotiating only for the Panjshir province or for Afghanistan. Massoud earlier said that Panjshir resistance is not only for Panjshir as forces from all across the country have converged in Panjshir and that they will push for an inclusive government -- not a totalitarian government ruled by the Taliban. For HT: Sign on to read the HT ePaper epaper.hindustantimes.com ### Response:

Peace deal with Panjshir Resistance? Taliban 80% confident, claims report

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Amaravati, Aug 6 (IANS) Andhra Pradesh State Disaster Management Authority (APSDMA) Commissioner K. Kannababu on Friday said floodwaters continued to rise between Pulichintala Project and Prakasam Barrage in Vijayawada."First warning level has been issued at Prakasam Barrage. Current inflow and outflow is at 4.3 lakh cusecs," said Kannababu.He said the floodwaters outflow at Pulichintala Project was estimated to be 5.1 lakh cusecs.As the floodwaters rose, the commissioner said officials in the trajectory of Krishna river, where some places run the risk of getting inundated, have been alerted.On Thursday morning, Kannababu cautioned people living by the trajectory of Krishna river to be wary as higher flood inflows were expected due to a floodgate breaking.He issued the flash flood alert as the 16th floodgate of the Pulichintala Project broke down due to technical issues.The hydraulic girder broke while the gates were being lifted at around 3.30 a.m. on Thursday morning. And on the same evening, he estimated that up to 6 lakh cusecs of flood waters could be released.In an effort to install a stop lock gate, he said officials were continuing to release the floodwaters from the Krishna river.The state government has already started the repair works.Meanwhile, the disaster management department's caution continues to hold good. Kannababu reiterated to people living by the trajectory of the river to be careful, including avoiding crossing any streams or canals. --IANS sth/dpb ### Response:

Floodwaters continue to rise between Pulichintala, Prakasam Barrage

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Many athletes training at Delhi s Thyagraj Stadium have put allegations that they have been asked to empty the arena early so a bureaucrat named Sanjeev Khirwar can walk his dog there, according to the The Indian Express report. What is the controversy? According to The Indian Express, athletes and coaches at the Delhi government-run Thyagraj Stadium have been continuously complaining about being forced to end their training earlier than usual by 7 pm. This has been going on for the past few months. This, they alleged that it is being done so that IAS Sanjeev Khirwar can walk his dog at the stadium. Although, Khirwar has denied the allegations of disrupting practice at the stadium. Sanjeev Khirwar and his wife Rinku Dugga Transferred IAS officer Sanjeev Khirwar sparked fury amongst people for taking his dog for a walk at Delhi s Thyagaraj Stadium, which was on Thursday transferred to Ladakh by the Union Home Ministry (MHA). His IAS wife, Rinku Dugga, also transferred to Arunachal Pradesh. Who is IAS Sanjeev Khirwar? He is 50 years old. Khirwar is currently posted as divisional commissioner and principal secretary (revenue) of the Delhi government. He is one of the seniormost bureaucrats posted. In Delhi, all district magistrates (11) and sub-divisional magistrates (SDMs) report to him as divisional commissioner. During the pandemic, Khirwar was posted as Delhi s divisional commissioner, a senior position in the capital s bureaucracy after chief secretary and additional chief secretary. Sanjeev Khirwar Family, Wife and more Sanjeev Khirwar was born in Delhi. He is married to Rinku Dhugga, also a 1994 batch IAS officer of the AGMUT cadre. Dugga comes from Haryana and was also spotted by the newspaper walking with her husband in the stadium. She has been posted in Delhi, Goa, Chandigarh, and Arunachal Pradesh, among other states. Sanjeev Khirwar Education Sanjeev Khirwar has done BTech in Computer Sciences and also pursued a master s degree in Economics. . ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. After the phenomenal success of the first two seasons of its marquee gangster drama 'Rangbaaz', ZEE5 has announced another season of the hit show. Written by Siddharth Mishra, directed by Sachin Pathak and produced by JAR Pictures, 'Rangbaaz - Darr Ki Rajneeti' will star Vineet Kumar Singh and Aakanksha Singh in leading roles. The show is helmed by Navdeep Singh who has 'NH10' and 'Manorama Six Feet Under' to his directorial credits. This season is centred around Vineet's character, Haroon Shah Ali Baig (also known as Saheb) and charts his rise from a small town in Bihar to becoming one of its most powerful strongmen. As he gains power and money through his exploits, he also funnels his resources to help the people. His image as a Robin Hood type character begins to solidify and he starts to feel accepted and validated. However, does he confuse fear for respect? This rise and the subsequent fall of Saheb reflects his journey from an unformed idealism to manipulative cynicism. The 6-episode series also stars Geetanjali Kulkarni, Sudhanva Deshpande, Ashok Pathak, Soham Majumdar, Prashant Narayanan and others in pivotal roles. Manish Kalra, Chief Business Officer, ZEE5 India said, "After the success of Rangbaaz franchise, we are happy to bring yet another intriguing season of 'Rangbaaz - Darr Ki Rajneeti' for our viewers. Rangbaaz is full of drama, politics, corruption, crime and power-games and a story from the heartland that viewers love and enjoy. We are happy to work with the talented crew of Rangbaaz and are looking forward to another successful run with them".Nimisha Pandey, Chief Content Officer - Hindi Originals, ZEE5 said, "Rangbaaz has been one of the most successful franchises at ZEE5, and we are extremely proud to present the third season of this acclaimed show. It has been an absolute pleasure to collaborate with a passionate creator like Navdeep Singh who has helmed Rangbaaz 3, enabling us to broaden the canvas giving viewers a whole new landscape to inhabit. We are excited for the audiences to experience Vineet Kumar Singh's phenomenal performance as the protagonist in addition to commendable performances by Aakanksha Singh, Geetanjali Kulkarni, Rajesh Telang, and Vijay Maurya amongst others. Rangbaaz is amongst the few shows across the digital ecosystem to have a third season, and we are proud to bring this unique story to life and build characters that viewers remember and love. This season promises to be a gripping watch for our audiences".Showrunner Navdeep Singh said, "I have been a fan of the earlier seasons of Rangbaaz as this dark world of gangster politics fascinates me. Hence, I was excited to be a part of this season and chalk out a new character with distinct shades of good and bad. 'Rangbaaz - Darr Ki Rajneeti' uncovers the epic life and times of Saheb while also charting the story and the politics of Bihar as the two are shown to be inextricably woven together. For those who love 'rajneeti', this is the show you have been waiting for! I hope that viewers enjoy this showcase of power and politics as we have tried to keep it as real as possible". 'Rangbaaz' season 3 will premiere exclusively on ZEE5 soon.'Runway 34' actress Aakanksha Singh to feature in political thriller web series 'Rangbaaz' ### Response:

'Rangbaaz' season 3 to feature Vineet Kumar Singh and Aakanksha Singh in lead roles

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Colombo, Jan 5 : The Colombo Port City and the Hambantota Port will attract foreign investments to Sri Lanka and boost growth in 2021, the governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) said. Delivering a virtual address titled Road Map 2021 on Monday, CBSL Governor W.D. Lakshman said the two projects would attract 'a sizable flow of foreign capital into the country', Xinhua news agency reported 'It is expected that the rapid development of the Colombo Port City Special Economic Zone, of which the commercial and retail asset components are set to break ground in mid-2021, would catalyse growth performance in the financial sector,' Lakshman said. PM dedicates National Atomic Timescale to country He said the CBSL would work with the government to operate a regulatory framework for the Colombo Port City Special Economic Zone which is expected to be introduced by an Act of Parliament later this year. 'Such joint work will ensure the seamless cohabitation of the national financial sector regulatory framework with the expected special legislation covering the international financial centre in the Port City,' he added. The Colombo Port City or Colombo International Financial City (CIFC) is currently under construction on reclaimed land adjacent to the Galle Face Green in the Sri Lankan capital. Meanwhile, the first phase of the Hambantota Port opened on November 18, 2010. The total cost of the projected is estimated to be $361 million, of which 85 per cent has been funded by the EXIM Bank of the People's Republic of China. Airtel, Vodafone Idea partners sabotaging network in Punjab and Haryana: Reliance Jio In July 2018, it was announced that Sri Lanka would relocate its naval base at Galle to Hambantota. Disclaimer: This story is auto-generated from IANS service. ### Response:

'Colombo Port City, Hambantota Port to attract investments to SL'

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Tata has turned up the heat on the electric car space by being the only manufacturer in India to have two EVs for the mass market.Read all the latest updates on COVID-19 here. With Hyundai and MG having one each under their belt, Tata still leads the sales charts thanks to how the Nexon EV is priced. To make things more difficult for other OEMs Tata has launched the Tigor EV which is priced lower than the Nexon EV at just ₹11.99 lakh. Will this help Tata retain its No. 1 spot for EV sales or will it eat into Nexon EVs sales only time will tell. For now, we deep dive to understand how the Tigor EV is and is it worth your time and attention. In terms of looks, the Tigor EV is no different from its ICE counterpart. It has the same design language, same dimensions and the same wheelbase. What's different is the colour scheme; especially the Teal Blue which is exclusive to Tata's EV line and we have seen the same colour in the Nexon EV as well. There is another colour option in the form of Daytona Grey. The Aqua blue accents all around the car and the wheel caps along with the EV badging all across the car sets it apart from the ICE versions. The 14" steel wheels look like alloys with the full wheel cap and look nice with the blue accents on them. The sloping roofline gives the car a coupe-like look much like the Petrol Tigor. There are some chrome bits on the door handles, a chrome line that extends from the front window sill all the way to the rear cut glass and a bold chrome line between the two tail lights. The dual-tone variant gets a piano black roof, dual-tone ORVMs and piano black shark fin antenna. Well, there is nothing new to report here, the Tigor EV gets the same interiors as the petrol Tigor except for some cosmetic changes. There are blue accents on the air vents and the instrument console and instead of the black and grey, you get black and white dual-tone interiors with some piano black inserts with chrome accents. The upholstery too is finished in black fabric along with the electric blue stitching and contrasting tri-arrow design on the seats. The driver seat is adjustable for height manually. The comfort of the seats could have been better though. The rear seat gets an integrated armrest however, there is none at the front. The headrests are adjustable only on the driver and co-driver seats while they are fixed for the rear passengers. The rear seat should be comfortable for 4 adult passengers and a child. For in-car entertainment, Tata has equipped the Tigor with a Harman Kardon infotainment system with a 4 speakers, 4 tweeters set up on the top variants. The 7-inch touchscreen is touch-sensitive and offers a smooth operation. Overall the interiors are good except for some hard plastics and some panel gaps which Tata should have rectified given the price the car is being offered at Powering the Tigor EV is a 26 kWh battery pack and a Ziptron motor that churns out 74 bhp and 170 Nm torque. The ARAI certified battery range is 306 km under standard testing conditions. The EV can zip from 0-60 kmph in just 5.7 seconds. The liquid cool high-density battery also gets an IP67 rating from dust and water resistance. The Impact-Resistant Battery Pack casing of Tigor EV complies with AIS - 048 standard for nail penetration at cell Level. The car is compatible with a globally acceptable CCS2 charging protocol and can be fast-charged as well as slow-charged from any 15 A plug point. The Tigor EV has also scored a 4-star G-NCAP rating just like its ICE counterpart. You can read more about it here. The car also gets two airbags, ABS, EBD and Cornering Stability Control (CSC) as standard. The Tata Tigor EV gets a better suspension than the ICE Tigor and since the car has a better centre of gravity, the handling is better as well. The car is really easy to drive and you won't feel any fatigue even in hours of bumper to bumper traffic. In the D or Drive mode, the car you get more than enough torque to get a move on and has enough power to keep you going till you reach a speed of 121 kmph. However, the Sports mode is where all the fun is. You get the full 170 Nm torque as soon as you hit the throttle and 0-60 kmph comes in a few milliseconds shy of 6 secs and 0-100 comes under 12 secs which are terrific figures for a car in this segment. One thing to note though, the Sports mode will suck out the battery faster and reduce overall range. Our advice, use it when you want to make quick overtakes and then go back to the Drive mode or of course, if you are out to have fun and don't mind a quick stop to top off the battery go ahead and drive in Sports mode by all means. In terms of the ride quality, like all Tata cars, the Tigor EV does not disappoint. It has a stiffer suspension setup for a sportier ride. When we tell you that it is fun to drive, we really mean it. Coming down the Lonavala ghats in the twisties was really fun. The CSC only added to the handling of the car, giving enough confidence in getting in and out of corners easily. Tata Motors is offering the new Tigor EV in three variants: XE, XM, XZ+ (XZ+ Dual Tone option available), which come with an 8 year and 160,000 KM battery and motor warranty for the EV owners. The car will be available in two colour options - Signature Teal Blue and Daytona Grey. Here's how the Tigor EV variants are priced: XE: ₹11.99 lakh XM: ₹12.49 lakh XZ+: ₹12.99 lakh XZ+ Dual Tone: ₹13.14 lakh We somewhat feel the price should have been lesser by ₹50,000 to ₹70,000 as the interiors of the car do not feel premium for a ₹13L+ car. Below is a complete break-up of the variant wise features. Well, there is no denying the fact that this is the most affordable EV in India and it delivers in terms of range and performance. It is a great city car and will serve most buyers really well on the highways too. Long trips are not impossible if you plan them well. Tata's network and other third party power grids keep you covered even between cities. Of course, the network is not as it should be but, it has grown enough for you to be able to live with an EV. That being said, Tigor EV excels in performance, handling, ride quality and of course safety. The battery range is also decent and is comparable to the bigger Nexon EV. Where the Tigor lacks is the interior fit and finish and the quality of components used inside the car. There is no doubt that the car will make good on your investment in a few years by saving fuel and maintenance costs, however, when you spend over ₹12 lakh even for the base variant, you feel that you should at least feel like you are driving a premium ₹12L + car. Yes, if Tata reduces the price by 50-70 thousand, it definitely makes a strong case for itself. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Kabul [Afghanistan], August 10 (ANI): The evolving human rights situation in Afghanistan is indeed in a dire situation as reports indicate that the Taliban has re-imposed its radical version of the Shariat in the war-torn country, a European-based think tank said. With the recent intensification of a conflict with the Afghan government, the Taliban continues to violate human rights unabatedly by killing civilians, destroying mosques and assaulting women."Reports indicate that the Taliban has re-imposed its radical version of the Shariat in the areas that it has brought under its control, women's rights in terms of schooling, dress, movement and jobs no longer exist, and mass murder of government officials and their family members, as well as of civilians, has become rampant," said the European Foundation for South Asian Studies ( EFSAS ).According to EFSAS, Human Rights Watch (HRW), in two recent publications, highlighted the atrocities that were being committed by the Taliban, heady from its victory over the US, which if anything was encouraging the terrorist outfit to adopt a more radical posture on the ground.In its July 23 report titled 'Afghanistan: Threats of Taliban Atrocities in Kandahar', revealed that after taking control of districts in Kandahar province the Taliban had detained hundreds of residents whom they accused of association with the government. "Several of the detainees, including relatives of provincial government officials and members of the police and army, were killed in cold blood by Taliban squads," said Human Rights Watch (HRW), reported EFSAS.It added that in a follow-up report on August 3, HRW informed that it had "obtained a list of 44 men from Spin Boldak, Kandahar, whom the Taliban have allegedly killed since July 16. All had registered with the Taliban before being summarily executed. Waheedullah, a police commander from Spin Boldak, had obtained a 'forgiveness' letter from the Taliban, but Taliban fighters took him from his house and executed him on August 2".The Afghanistan Times reported on August 4 reported that the Taliban shot dead a young girl just because she was not wearing a veil. Husain Haqqani, a former Pakistani Ambassador to the US who is now the Director for South and Central Asia at the Hudson Institute believes that in areas where the Taliban has seized power, mainly in the country's more religiously conservative countryside, its conduct "is exactly what it was before. They have not changed at all ideologically". The Afghan Interior Ministry informed that the Taliban have carried out terrorist attacks on 24 mosques since the beginning of the year. The ministry statement detailed that 30 religious scholars had been killed and 70 had been injured in these attacks. Further, mosques have also been significantly damaged in Taliban attacks. Taliban continues to capture new areas and subsequently impose a regime that intends to take Afghanistan to old days under its rule, which means the non-existence of human values and even death punishment for petty crimes or violations of rules.The Taliban attacked the Ahmad Shah Abdali Kandahar Airport and fired several rockets at parts of the airport on the morning of August 8. Flights were suspended following rocket attacks and later resumed late at night on the same day.Toofan Omari, the head of Paktia Voice Radio and the 'Prosecutor for Combating Internal and External Security Crimes at the Bagram Prison Justice Center' was killed by the Taliban in the Dehsabz district of Kabul province, reported Khaama Press News Agency. (ANI) ### Response:

As Taliban violence spikes, Afghanistan's rights situation deteriorates

Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. The Indian women's hockey team already surpassed all expectations when they stunned three-time champions Australia 1-0 in the Olympic quarterfinals. But come Friday, the team will have yet a shot at rewriting history if they can win the bronze medal play-off against Great Britain.In a fairytale run, the men's team on Thursday claimed an Olympic medal after 41 years, defeating Germany 5-4 to win the bronze in an edge-of-the-seat play-off match.Having already recorded their best-ever Olympic performance, the Indian women would look to double the nation's joy on Friday.But it would be easier said than done for the Indians as they were thrashed 1-4 by Great Britain, who were the defending champions, in the pool stages.Having failed to emulate their gold-winning performance in Rio five years back, Great Britain would be desperate to at least sign off their campaign with a podium finish from here.ALSO READ | Tokyo Olympics: Indians in the fray on Day 15However, India might take hope from the fact that, despite the final score, the encounter versus Great Britain in the pool stages was a tight affair.The Indian women's hockey team wasted several chances in that match and could have made a closer match of it had they showed better finishing skills.The difference between the two teams was that India had the better share of chances but Great Britain utilised more opportunities that came their way.India secured as many as eight penalty corners in the match but converted just one. Great Britain too didn't have great success rate from set pieces as they found the net just once from the six they earned.The Indians would take a lot of confidence from their spirited performance against world no. 2 Argentina in the semifinals even though they lost the match 1-2.ALSO READ | Hockey player Vandana Kataria's family faces casteist slurs after Olympic lossThe Indians fought valiantly and gave Argentina a run for their money but were guilty of conceding penalty corners at crucial junctures of the match which eventually proved costly.With nothing to lose from here on, world no.7 India would fancy their chances against world no.4 Great Britain.There is no pressure on them as the 18 fearless and determined women had already done the unthinkable when .India's best performance in the Olympics came way back in the 1980 Moscow Games where they finished fourth out of six teams.In that edition of the Games, women's hockey made its debut in the Olympics and the sport was played in a round-robin format with the top two teams qualifying for the final. ### Response:

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Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Create a headline based on the input text. Dhaka | Jagran Sports Desk: The Indian handicap cricket team exhibited great zeal at the Bangabandhu 4 Nation Physically Challenged Cricket Tournament, however, lost to Bangladesh Divyang Cricket Team with 5 wickets in 20 overs. Playing first, India scored 107 runs for 5 wickets in 20 overs, in which Ghulamdin made 28, Kailash Prasad 21, MS Shiva 23 and Sachin Shiva contributed 24 runs For Bangladesh, Woven took 2 wickets, Sajjad and Russell took one wicket each. The Bangladesh Divyang cricket team, on the other hand, easily achieved the target of victory by losing 1 wicket in 12 overs. The man of the match was awarded to Kazol who took the lone wicket. Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina announced ₹10 crore to Bangladesh Divyang Cricket Team. And with the announcement of Rs.10 crores to the Bangladesh Cricket Association for the Physically Challenged, Rs.5 lakhs to each player was announced. The Indian handicap cricket team lost the final match in Bangabandhu 4 Nation Physically Challenged Cricket Tournament organized on the occasion of 100th birth anniversary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujeeb Ur Rahman held at Sheikh Kamal International Cricket Stadium, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh and Bangladesh team won the tournament. The Indian cricket team captain Kailash Prasad won the toss and decided to bat first. Indian cricket team despite 4 all-rounders of Indian cricket team including vice-captain Chirag Gandhi, Ghulamdin, Imran Malik and Mohammad Javed suffered injuries in league matches. Earlier, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was watching the match from the Prime Minister's Office by being virtual in the eighth over of the match. The prize distribution was done by the Sports Minister, Government of Bangladesh Zahid Ahsan Rasal. On the occasion, Sheikh Abdus Salam, President of the Bangladesh Cricket Association for Physical Challenge, Maqsood Ur Rahman, General Secretary of the National Paralympic Committee, Haroon Rasheed, General Secretary, Divyang Cricket Control Board of India, CEO Ghazal Khan and President Mukesh Kanchan were presented there. ### Response:

India finish runners-up in 4-Nation cricket tournament for physically challenged in Bangladesh