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Climate change and the globalization of food production, coupled with a growing global population and increasing urbanization, pose new challenges to food safety. Food systems are becoming even more complex and interlinked, blurring lines of regulatory responsibility. Solutions to these potential problems require intersectoral and concerted international action.
Global Insurance Brokers appoints Rajshekar Kalluri as its MD
Warburg Pincus concludes 26% stake purchase in IndiaFirst Life
Reliance Insurance files fresh IPO papers, removes Edelweiss as merchant banker
The firm had earlier filed its draft papers in October 2017 for which it received the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s approval in November 2017.
The Sebi’s approval for IPOs is valid for one year, which expired on November 29, 2018, in the case of Reliance General Insurance Company, according to data available with the markets watchdog.
No-deal Brexit ‘could cost 600,000 jobs worldwide’ – study
Deposits in Jan Dhan accounts set to cross Rs 90,000 crore
New Delhi: Total deposits in Jan Dhan accounts are set to cross Rs 90,000 crore with the government making the flagship financial inclusion programme more attractive especially by doubling accident insurance cover to Rs 2 lakh. According to data from the...
Novel pill could replace injections to deliver insulin, says study
2018 fourth hottest year on record: NASA
“2018 is yet again an extremely warm year on top of a long-term global warming trend,” GISS Director Gavin Schmidt said in a statement on Wednesday. Since the 1880s, the average global surface temperature has risen about 1 degree Celsius. This warming has been driven in large part by increased emissions into the atmosphere of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases caused by human activities.
Indian doctors protest UK’s ‘unfair’ health surcharge
“Clinicians wishing to work in the UK are already facing burdensome processes relating to regulation and immigration, and this surcharge is only going to see UK losing out on quality healthcare professionals from non-EU countries,” notes a letter from BAPIO president Ramesh Mehta and secretary Parag Singhal, sent to UK home secretary Sajid Javid last week
Significant beneficial owners in companies to face strict action for wrong disclosures
Significant beneficial owners, who fail to make a declaration regarding their ownership, could face fine, imprisonment or both under the Companies Act. In instances, where such entities have willfully provided incorrect information, then such acts would be considered as fraud under the Act. Similarly, companies that fail to maintain registers of significant beneficial owners would also face action, as per the rules.
India:FPIs turn net buyers in Feb; infuse Rs 5,300 cr in last 6 trading sessions
Shortage of funds key challenge in job creation: Garg
“The government has carried out innumerable programmes of investment in the rural areas whether it is the ‘Prime Minister’s Awas Yojana’ where crores of houses are being constructed or large programmes of roads in rural areas and National Highway. Every house results into employment generation. There is a large programme for expanding the LPG connections and fuel delivery. All of them have the potential of generating jobs,” he said.
‘Storm’ might strike global economy, warns IMF as growth slows down
Insuring The Sharing Economy
As traditional ways of doing business become more fluid, new risks and uncertainties are emerging. In particular, many sharing economy companies currently assert that whatever happens in the course of a peer-to-peer transaction is between the participants and all they are doing is supplying the platform.
Microsoft targets healthcare with medical records in the cloud, bots and more
Health care lags behind some other industries in moving data to internet-based storage, and while health records have mostly gone digital, they are often stored in different databases that can’t share information easily. That makes it hard to create systems that use new artificial intelligence and data analysis techniques to track patient well-being and find new targeted therapies.
Informal sector workers can join PMSYM pension scheme from Feb 15
The monthly contribution by the worker joining the scheme would be Rs 55, with matching contributions from the government. The contributions would rise at higher age. The worker joining the scheme at the age of 40 years would contribute Rs 200, while workers at the age of 29 years would pay Rs 100. The scheme will cover unorganised workers who are working or engaged as home based workers, street vendors, mid-day meal workers, head loaders, brick kiln workers, cobblers, rag pickers, domestic workers, washer men, rickshaw pullers, landless labourers, agricultural workers, construction workers, among others. < ..