Welcome to My Blog
Here is a masonry blog layout with no sidebarGovt will mandate flex-fuel engines in vehicles in next 3-4 months: Gadkari
“I am going to issue an order in the next three to four months, in which carmakers – from BMW, Mercedes to TATA and Mahindra – will be asked to make flex engines,” he said.
Gadkari said he has asked Bajaj and TVS companies to introduce flex engines in their vehicles, and also instructed them not to approach him until and unless they do so.
European insurers to boost ESG investments on Solvency II Reform
Digital cos’ data hegemony may lead to ‘attention economy’, says CCI chief
While noting that rapid changes are happening in markets, which are increasingly shifting towards a digital platform-centric configuration,Competition Commission chief Ashok Kumar Gupta also pointed out that these platform markets are by their very nature “winner-takes-all or winner-takes-most”.
“Network effects, access to large amounts of data, economies of scale and scope, induced behavioural biases among consumers etc., in digital markets, may heighten market concentration and result in the creation of impermeable entry barriers,” Gupta said.
No plans to bring standard products for cyber liability insurance policy as of now: Member Irdai
Ayushman Bharat has transformed healthcare system in country: Mandaviya
”The budget outlay for health has increased 137 per cent since last year to 2.40 lakh crore. Ayushman Bharat has transformed healthcare in the country as poor patients can access non-government treatment facilities earlier reserved for only those who could afford it,” Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said.
IMF’s Georgieva accuses former World Bank president Kim’s office of manipulation
India reports 31,382 new COVID-19 cases
WNS Cares Foundation Partners with CHILDLINE India to Empower Over 7 Lakh Children on Cybersafety
”Cybersafety has become a crucial aspect within the larger issue of child safety, especially in the wake of the pandemic due to the unprecedented unsupervised online exposure that children are experiencing. We are pleased to collaborate with WCF to seed cybersafe behavior among children,” said Dr. Anjaiah Pandiri, Executive Director, CHILDLINE India Foundation (CIF).
Delhi Police to prepare list of 100 ‘bad drivers’, recommend them to attend road safety classes, counselling
“A list of 100 bad drivers will be prepared by the police, who often put other lives at risk by jumping the red light or indulging in rash driving and overspeeding. Letters will be sent at their homes in which we will recommend them to visit classes and counselling sessions on road safety. Classes in physical and video conference mode are available for all,” Chander told ANI.
Govt shortlists 4 law firms for LIC IPO
Supply chain snarls could cost automakers $210 billion this year: Report
Global reinsurers in a quandry on incorporating Climate Change Risk
“If re/insurers are not properly accounting for the impact of climate change in their catastrophe modeling and pricing today, it could lead to significant unexpected volatility in their earnings and capital, resulting in pricing corrections that could have implications for the cost of reinsurance purchased by primary writers, thereby hitting their profitability and risk profiles as well,” added the report.
UK’s £800 million Reinsurance Scheme officially opens, to help providing covers to festivals, conferences and live events
The government has partnered with Lloyd’s Market Association to deliver the scheme as part of the Plan for Jobs. The scheme will see the government act as a ‘reinsurer’ – stepping in with a guarantee to make sure insurers can offer the products events companies need. Insurers Munich Re, Beazley, Arch, Dale, and Ark are carriers of the scheme with more firms coming on board in the weeks to come.
WHO recommends antibody treatment for some critical Covid patients
ADB approves $251m for urban flood management in India
Rural demand expected to get Rs 10,700-cr boost from bumper crops: Report
Scientists call for global targets to beat diabetes, strokes
Some 80 per cent of people with diabetes live in low and middle income countries (LMICs), such as India. Fewer than 6 per cent of these individuals can access the care they need to manage their diabetes and prevent long-term complications like heart attacks, strokes, kidney diseases or blindness.
Hitting targets also would reduce deaths over the coming 10 years in all world regions, but the benefits are larger in some than others. For example, Eastern sub-Saharan Africa is the region with the most deaths from cardiovascular diseases due to diabetes at baseline (46 deaths per 1,000 people with diabetes) – if targets were achieved, deaths would fall to 27 per 1,000, the researchers assess.
COVID-19: If third wave comes, then its intensity is likely to be low, says DG CSIR
“We have said it earlier as well. The third wave will come if we invite the third wave to come. It is all about the human behaviour and the virus behaviour.” Dr Samiran Panda, head of epidemiology and communicable diseases, ICMR also said, “States/UTs like Delhi and Maharashtra should not see any upsurge in cases because they have already seen widespread and intense second wave.”