Government will soon bring policy for electric vehicles – Road Transport and Raj Marg Minister Nitin Gadkari

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1.1lakh 64 thousand refugees fleeing Myanmar to Bangladesh in the last fortnight – United Nations

The United Nations said that about one lakh 64 thousand Rohangya refugees fled Bangladesh last fortnight. Earlier, about 87 thousand refugees had migrated from Bangladesh between October 25 and October 25 this year.

On 25th August the Rohingya militants have stepped in with the military action taken after the deadly attacks on local Buddhists.

 

2.Center to launch school for children not going to school :-

Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javdekar said that the government will start the campaign for such children from next year for any reason that could not go to school due to some reason. He said that 70-80 lakh students are still not going to school.

The government has thought of running a special program for them. The School Let’s Campaign has been started by many states. From next year we will be implementing fully with the preparation all over the country.

On this occasion Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu gave away literary India awards. These awards were given to states, gram panchayats and non-governmental organizations performing excellent work for literacy. Shri Naidu said that no country can become a developed nation by then until its citizens become completely literate.

 

3.Government will soon bring policy for electric vehicles – Road Transport and Raj Marg Minister Nitin Gadkari :-

Government will soon bring about policy on electric vehicles. Road Transport and Raj Marg Minister Nitin Gadkari said this during the annual function of the Indian Automotive Manufacturers Association. He said that the cabinet note about the electric vehicles is almost ready in which the charging centers will be taken care of. Mr. Gadkari asked the car makers to do research about electric vehicles.

Shri Gadkari said that he wants that the speed of sale of cars in the country is slow as the sale of vehicles of BRICRI specially diesel driven vehicles is getting stuck and the pollution is increasing. He said that vehicles running from petrol and diesel will have to provide electric power trains and engines for other fuel-driven engines, such as ethanol and biofuel.

He asked the automakers to solve public vehicles through diversification. Shri Gadkari said that the government is planning to create a platform or app like Uber and Ola, which would help in utilizing two-wheeler vehicles as a taxi. This will reduce the use of cars especially in smaller cities.

 

4.Supreme Court has given six weeks time to the Center to find a cordial solution to the Sutlej-Yamuna link canal dispute between Punjab and Haryana :-

The Supreme Court has given the Center six weeks to find a cosmic solution to the Sutlej-Yamuna Link Canal dispute between Punjab and Haryana.

Attorney General K. K. Venugopal told the bench headed by Chief Justice Deepak Mishra that efforts are being made to resolve the dispute between the two states and there is more time for this.

The bench has fixed the next hearing on November 8 while considering the central government’s demand.

 

5.ICAR will start with the help of World Bank, a major research work in the field of agriculture :-

The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) will undertake major research work in agriculture sector this year with the help of World Bank.

The World Bank will provide eleven billion rupees for it. At the convocation of Veterinary Science University in Tamilnadu, Deputy Director General of the Council Narendra Singh Rathore said that this amount will be allocated to the country’s ten major Agricultural and Veterinary Universities.

Vice-Chancellor of the University Dr. S. Tijagar said that two more research centers would be set up in Tamil Nadu for the protection of indigenous species of bulls.

 

6.International Women’s Business Summit in Kathmandu :-

The South-Asian Women’s Development Forum is organizing the International Women’s Business Summit in Nepal. The conference will begin in Kathmandu on September 11.

 

7.Israeli air strikes on Syrian military hideout :-

Israeli fighter aircraft attacked Syria’s military bases. Two Syrian soldiers were killed in this attack. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a surveillance body of Syrian civil war, has confirmed this attack.

The attack was targeted at the Syrian Scientific and Research Center and the military camp located nearby.

On this attack, the Syrian army said in a statement that Israel targeted the city of Masah in Hama province. Syria said it could have serious consequences. With this aggressive step, the peace and stability of the region can be in danger.

 

8.Modi-Abe will lay the foundation stone of the bullet train project on September 14 :-

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will jointly hold the foundation stone of the country’s first and much-awaited bullet train project in Ahmedabad, Railway Minister of State Manoj Sinha confirmed this in the interaction with Union Unity here today, he said that Shri Modi And the Prime Minister of Japan will lay the foundation for this project in Ahmedabad on September 14, official sources According to the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is scheduled to arrive in India on 12th September this month,

Both leaders will launch this important chapter of Indian Railway History on September 14, both leaders will be present at the yard and station of the bullet train in Sabarmati and in Vadodara The training center will make the foundation stone, according to the information received, Railway Minister Piyush Goyal, two days after taking charge Session reviewed the project, To implement the project, a training center will be set up in Vadodara, where Japanese Railways will train the professional Indian High Speed Rail Corporation employees, Mumbai Ahmedabad Bullet Train Project is based on Japan’s Shinkansen technology. Japan is financing for this high-speed train project costing Rs 97 thousand 636 crores as a joint venture between the two countries.

The agreement was signed between Japan and India for the study of Ahmedabad-Ahmedabad bullet train project in 2013, but India had signed an agreement with Japan for the construction and financing of the project in 2015 during the tenure of the Modi government.

Mumbai Ahmedabad bullet train project is based on Shinkansen technology of Japan. Japan is financing for this high-speed train project costing Rs 97 thousand 636 crores as a joint venture between the two countries.

 

9.BSNL prepares for 5G service launch :-

Government Telecom Company Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited BSNL can launch 5G service in India by next year. Anupam Srivastava, Chairman and Managing Director of the company said that Nokia has been talking to Nokia for launching 5G service in India.

Also in the process of talks with BSNL, Larsen & Toubro and HP about 5G service equipment. Shrivastav said that the Field Trial of this service will be started in March 2018 at the end of the current financial year.

BSNL has tied up with Correion for 5G. The Corrient and BSNL have signed this agreement to improve the 5G service. Shrivastav said that the speed of the 5G network would be much higher than the 4G.

 

10.Government asks tax officials to bring 300 million companies within the purview of the government :-

The government has asked tax officials to bring three crore out of the six crore companies in the private sector of the country to the realm of goods and services tax (GST). At present, less than one crore private companies are in the realm of GST. An official source informed this matter of PTI language today.

He also said that the government has asked tax officials to remove the difficulties in the IT system. He said that this goal was given to the officers in the Second Annual Conference of two days. The conference was also addressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The official said that to achieve this, it is important to exchange permanent contacts and immediate information between departing departments looking at direct taxes such as income tax and corporate taxes and indirect taxes like GST and customs duties.

He said that to achieve the goal, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) and The system of exchange of data between the Central Board of Trade and Customs (CBEC) will be brought into operation.

Sources said, “To increase tax base, the Prime Minister has asked to bring three crore companies within the purview of GST. Now there are about one crore companies in this scope and it is possible to achieve the goal of 30 million.

“The source said that the Prime Minister’s main emphasis on revenue knowledge was towards GST, how to create an irrevocable system, to benefit GST Can reach the people.