#Anil Mishra

[townpostin]

Two Killed, Several Injured in Howrah-Mumbai Mail Derailment

17 coaches derail near Barabambo Station, disrupting Howrah-Mumbai route A tragic railway accident in Jharkhand claims lives and leaves many injured, prompting swift rescue efforts. JAMSHEDPUR – A devastating derailment of the Howrah-Mumbai Mail Express near Barabambo Railway Station has resulted in fatalities and numerous injuries. The incident occurred at 3:45 AM on Tuesday when 17 coaches…

[bollywoodirect]

32 Years of Dharavi (09/04/1992).

This film was brought to life under the direction and writing of Sudhir Mishra. It stands out as a significant collaboration between NFDC and Doordarshan, and it was honoured with the 1992 National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi.

The cast was led by #ShabanaAzmi and Om Puri, with Om Puri portraying the character Raj Karan Yadav. The ensemble also included notable talents such as Raghuvir Yadav, Madhuri Dixit, Anil Kapoor, Virendra Saxena, Akhilendra Mishra, and Shakti Singh.

Behind the camera, Rajesh Joshi handled cinematography, Renu Saluja took charge of editing, and Rajat Dholakia composed the music. The film was distributed by Doordarshan, bringing together a team of skilled individuals whose collective efforts made Dharavi a memorable cinematic experience.

[akultalkies]

Nikunj Malik, Brijeshkumar Jha, Vivekanand Jha, Vijay Bansal, Madhavendra Jha, Amit Kashyap, Shivam Mishra, Rahul Kuriyal, Naman Kumar, Sushobhit Jha, Mangesh Kumar, Suresh Rimjhim, Shyam Shiva, Prashant Sharma, Lal Babu,

[beardedmrbean]

An 18-year-old schoolboy was shot and killed by so-called cow protection vigilantes in India after they chased him for miles over suspicion of being involved in cattle smuggling.

The incident took place in Faridabad in the northern Indian state of Haryana on 23 August, days after a migrant worker was beaten to death by another cow vigilante group in the state’s Charkhi Dadri district over suspicion of consuming beef.

Cows are considered sacred and worshipped by many Hindus, the religion that makes up a large majority of India’s population. Cow vigilante groups are accused of enforcing, often violently, Indian laws banning cattle slaughter and beef consumption.

Scores of cow “protectors” in recent years have been accused of using violence to carry out extra-judicial activities, often finding themselves at odds with law enforcement. Yet their activities have also received a degree of public support from those who believe they are defending the Hindu faith. Their activities have seen an increase since prime minister Narendra Modi came to power in 2014 as the head of the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

The vigilantes were allegedly searching for cattle smugglers when they chased Aryan Mishra’s car for about 18 miles (30km) before opening fire, reported NDTV.

Five members of the group have been arrested in connection with the incident. The accused, identified as Anil Kaushik, Varun, Krishna, Adesh, and Saurabh, claimed they had received information that smugglers were active in the area in large Renault Duster and Toyota Fortuner cars, hoping to pick up cattle.

Mishra and his friends, Harshit and Shanky, were in a Renault Duster car when they were stopped by the vigilantes. The occupants of the car are said to have had a prior dispute with another individual, mistook the vigilantes for their rivals and sped away.

The vigilantes, convinced that the occupants were cattle smugglers, chased the car and opened fire, hitting Mishra. When the car finally stopped, the attackers fired another shot into Mishra’s chest, resulting in his death, reported India Today.

According to the police, the suspects initially attempted to mislead the investigators, saying they threw the weapon into a canal. However, it was later recovered from Kaushik’s home, police said. The arrested men are currently in police custody, and further investigation is underway.

The killing of Mishra comes on the heels of another brutal incident in Haryana where Sabir Malik, a migrant worker from West Bengal, was beaten to death by a group of cow vigilantes on 27 August on suspicion of consuming beef. Authorities arrested seven individuals, including two minors, in connection with Malik’s death, as the state grappled with the rising tide of such crimes.

Hardline Hindu groups have been demanding a complete ban on cow slaughter across India, with several states enacting strict laws against it. Critics say that these laws have emboldened the vigilantes, leading to an increase in attacks on those accused of killing cows for meat or leather – predominantly people from the minority Muslim community and those on the lower rungs of India’s ancient caste system.

Last week, a 55-year-old woman died, reportedly of a panic attack, after police raided her home in Bijnor in Uttar Pradesh state to see if she was storing beef. In the end their searches showed she wasn’t.

Uttar Pradesh enforces strict laws against cow slaughter, with violations punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to Rs500,000 (£4,500). The state’s anti-cow slaughter law not only bans the animal’s killing, but also the sale and transport of beef.

In the neighbouring state of Madhya Pradesh, authorities bulldozed the homes of 11 people in June after allegedly finding beef in their refrigerators and cows in their backyards. Police later claimed that the homes were demolished for being illegally built on government land, without providing evidence.

In September last year, police arrested Mohit Yadav, better known by his alias Monu Manesar, after he was accused of inciting deadly religious violence in the north Indian state of Haryana in July.

The head of a unit set up by a hardline Hindu group to protect cows, he was detained for allegedly uploading “objectionable and inflammatory” posts in the run-up to religion violence in Nuh in which at least six people were killed and several injured. He was also accused in the murder of two Muslim men in the neighbouring state of Rajasthan.

In April last year, four members of the right-wing group All India Hindu Mahasabha were arrested in Uttar Pradesh for allegedly slaughtering cows to falsely implicate Muslim men. The arrests were made after police uncovered the group’s involvement in filing a false complaint against four Muslim men for alleged cow slaughter.

In March 2023, police in Bihar arrested three men in connection with the death of a Muslim man, Naseem Qureshi, who was attacked because he was suspected of carrying beef.

On 1 September, an elderly Muslim man was assaulted by his co-passengers on a moving train in Maharashtra’s Nashik district on suspicion of carrying beef. Police arrested three men allegedly involved in the incident after a video of the assault went viral on social media.

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[hellofun-0045]

On January 3, 2009, a quiet yet revolutionary moment unfolded—the mining of the Bitcoin Genesis Block. This "primordial block" marked the birth of the Bitcoin blockchain, and with it, the dawn of decentralized finance. The first block, mined by the enigmatic Satoshi Nakamoto, carried a reward of 50 bitcoins. At today’s rates, that’s roughly $4.8 million. Yet, back then, it symbolized more than monetary value—it embodied a vision for a peer-to-peer electronic cash system, outlined in Nakamoto’s whitepaper. Sixteen years later, Bitcoin’s mining reward stands at 3.125 BTC per block, reduced by halving events occurring every four years. This deflationary model keeps Bitcoin scarce, bolstering its value over time. From its humble beginnings, Bitcoin has catalyzed the creation of over 2.4 million cryptocurrencies, pushing the total market cap to a jaw-dropping $3.4 trillion. Still, Bitcoin reigns supreme, commanding $1.91 trillion of that share. January 3 is more than a date; it’s a reminder that as Bitcoin continues its journey, it remains a symbol of innovation, resilience, and the power of decentralized ideas—a stark contrast to the centralized systems it aimed to disrupt, forever etched with the Genesis Block's message: “Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks.” Himanshu Maradiya Sheetal Maradiya Rahul Maradiya Jay Hao Krunal Nilesh Sheth Anil Vasu Ankur Garg Muthuswamy Iyer Shipra Anand Mishra https://www.linkedin.com/posts/cifdaq_cifdaq-bitcoin-satoshinakamoto-activity-7280908184527982592-xUGW?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

[thoughtportal]

June 12 (Reuters) - COVID-19 vaccines being developed and manufactured for the 2023-2024 campaign should target one of the currently dominant XBB variants, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) staff reviewers said on Monday.

The comments were made in documents posted ahead of Thursday's meeting of a panel of FDA's independent experts, who are expected to make recommendations on what strain an updated COVID-19 booster should target.

An advisory group to the World Health Organization (WHO) in May recommended that COVID-19 booster shots for the year should be updated to target XBB subvariants.

Last year's COVID vaccine boosters in the United States featured both the original strain of the vaccine and Omicron in a so-called bivalent shot.

About 17% of people in the United States received a COVID booster shot in the 2022-2023 vaccination season, according to CDC data that was current through early May.

COVID-related deaths in the United States spiked in January, but have mostly fallen since then. They fell 14.3% in the past week.

Regulators say vaccines need to be updated to deal with the unpredictability of the virus.

"There is no indication that SARS-CoV-2 evolution is slowing down, though immunity appears to be mitigating severe clinical outcomes," the FDA's staff said.

The COVID vaccination campaign should feature a monovalent vaccine targeting either the XBB.1.5, XBB.1.16, or XBB.2.3, the FDA's reviewers said.

XBB subvariants accounted for more than 95% of the circulating virus variants in the United States by early June 2023, they added.

COVID-19 vaccine makers like Pfizer/BioNtech (PFE.N), Moderna Inc (MRNA.O) and Novavax Inc (NVAX.O) are already developing versions of their respective vaccines targeting XBB.1.5 and other currently circulating strains.

Reporting by Manas Mishra and Bhanvi Satija in Bengaluru and Michael Erman in New York; Editing by Anil D'Silva

[vincecarter33]

Trump coin

Is Trump Coin just another crypto hype, a strategic move, or could it be a hidden gem in the making? As the cryptocurrency landscape evolves, it's worth considering the potential impact of new tokens like this. 💰🚀 What’s your take on its future?

Himanshu Maradiya Sheetal Maradiya Rahul Maradiya Krunal Sheth Jay Hao Anil Vasu Ankur Garg Muthuswamy Iyer Shipra Anand Mishra

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[townpostin]

PM Modi to Inaugurate Two Vande Bharat Trains in Jamshedpur on September 15

South Eastern Railway GM Anil Kumar Mishra inspects Tatanagar Railway Station ahead of the Prime Minister’s visit. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Jamshedpur on September 15, where he will inaugurate two new Vande Bharat Express trains. JAMSHEDPUR – In anticipation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Jamshedpur on September 15, preparations are in full swing for the…

[odnewsin]

Organisers of Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival accused of fraud, misleading celebrities

Mumbai: A new alleged fraud has come to light pertaining to the organisers of the Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival (DPIFF). A group of individuals, led by Anil Mishra and his associates, have been alleged to have misused the name of Dadasaheb Phalke, the Father of Indian Cinema, and falsely claimed government support to organise the DPIFF. They allegedly deceived celebrities like…

[cryptokid3]

Crypto Trivia Time

Shape the next era of blockchain technology! 🔍💡 Unleash your crypto insights to revolutionize the digital economy and lead the way in decentralized innovation. 🚀🌟

Himanshu Maradiya Sheetal Maradiya Rahul Maradiya Jay Hao Krunal Sheth Anil Vasu Ankur Garg Muthuswamy Iyer Shipra Anand Mishra

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[akultalkies]

Rajveer Singh, Heramb Tripathi, Tanyaa Mishra, Aditya P. Roy, Anil Anjunil, Avadh Ashwini, Ramendra Chakarwarti, Virender Commando, Anuj Dixit, Angad Malhotra, Tanya Mishra, Deepak Sutha, R K Singh, Guddu Singh,

[cryptowala]

A huge thanks to CryptoRank for featuring CIFDAQ Chairman & Founder Himanshu Maradiya's insightful interview with Forbes!

A huge thanks to CryptoRank for featuring CIFDAQ Chairman & Founder Himanshu Maradiya's insightful interview with Forbes! 🎙️✨ In a world where Bitcoin hitting $1,000,000 by next year feels like a bold dream, Himanshu breaks it down with a perspective that's not only compelling but also grounded in data-driven optimism. 📊🚀 This feature is a testament to how crypto analysts and platforms like Cryptorank are shaping the narrative of the financial revolution we're witnessing. It’s collaborations like these that drive meaningful conversations and inspire innovation in the space. 🌐💡 If you haven’t already, check out the interview to dive into the analysis and vision for Bitcoin's future. Your next big crypto idea might just be sparked here! 💥 https://lnkd.in/dJxY7zaV Himanshu Maradiya Sheetal Maradiya Rahul Maradiya Krunal Nilesh Sheth Jay Hao Ankur Garg Muthuswamy Iyer Anil Vasu Shipra Anand Mishra #CryptoInnovation #Bitcoin #Cryptorank #Forbes #BlockchainFuture #HimanshuMaradiya #CIFDAQ

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[sahilcidfaq]

🚨 Is Bitcoin Ready for the Quantum Era? 🚨 A recent study reveals Bitcoin Inc. might need 300+ days of downtime to upgrade its security for the challenges posed by quantum computing. 🤯 This sparks questions about its long-term resilience. But not all experts are alarmed. Himanshu Maradiya, Chairman & Founder of CIFDAQ, emphasizes that while quantum computing is a fascinating evolution, it's still far from cracking Bitcoin's encryption. 🛡️Benzinga The debate is heating up: Should we worry now or watch tech evolve further? Read now and share your thoughts below ! 👇 https://lnkd.in/d4JzWt7j Himanshu Maradiya Sheetal Maradiya Rahul Maradiya Krunal Nilesh Sheth Ankur Garg Muthuswamy Iyer Anil Vasu Shipra Anand Mishra Jay Hao

[vincecarter33]

Future of Crypto

With January 20th approaching, the crypto market continues to shine green on the weekly charts—an unmistakable sign that the bulls remain firmly in control. The future of crypto looks brighter than ever, and here at CIFDAQ, we’re ready to seize the moment. Are you?

Himanshu Maradiya Sheetal Maradiya Rahul Maradiya Jay Hao Krunal Sheth Anil Vasu Ankur Garg Muthuswamy Iyer Shipra Anand Mishra www.cifdaq.com

[cartervi]

MKR holders shape the future of Dai – the world’s leading decentralized stablecoin. From managing stability fees to ensuring protocol security, MKR drives the engine of decentralized finance. 🚀 Himanshu Maradiya Rahul Maradiya Sheetal Maradiya Krunal Nilesh Sheth Ankur Garg Muthuswamy Iyer Jay Hao Anil Vasu Shipra Anand Mishra https://www.linkedin.com/posts/cifdaq_the-governance-powerhouse-of-defi-the-token-activity-7277616998719639552-3Akn/

[townpostin]

Railway Health Chief Inaugurates NICU in Garden Reach Hospital

Dr. Man Singh reviews facilities at South Eastern Railway Central Hospital Dr. Man Singh, Director General of Railway Health Services, visited the South Eastern Railway Central Hospital in Garden Reach. KOLKATA – Dr. Man Singh, Director General of Railway Health Services, Railway Board, inaugurated a new Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at the South Eastern Railway Central Hospital in Garden…