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Indian Navy Destroyer INS Imphal (D68) Fires BrahMos Missile In Its Maiden Sea Trials

Today marks a significant achievement for the Indian Navy as INS Imphal (D68), the latest addition to the Visakhapatnam-class destroyers, conducted its maiden sea trials with resounding success. The vessel, firing a BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, showcased exceptional precision and capability during this critical phase of testing. The Western Naval Command proudly shared the triumph on X (formerly Twitter), announcing the missile's direct hit on target. The official statement hailed INS Imphal's flawless execution, emphasizing the vessel's remarkable performance in its inaugural BrahMos firing at sea. This milestone, featuring the first-ever Extended Range BrahMos missile test before a ship’s commissioning, underscores the Indian Navy’s steadfast dedication to Combat Readiness. It also highlights the burgeoning shipbuilding prowess of Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) and the unwavering dependability of indigenous weaponry and platforms. INS Imphal (D68) is the third ship of the Visakhapatnam-class stealth guided missile destroyer of the Indian Navy. She is being constructed at Mazagon Dock Limited (MDL) and has been launched on 20 April 2019. With an impressive displacement of 7,400 tons and a length of 164 meters, this guided missile destroyer embodies cutting-edge technology. Its arsenal includes surface-to-air missiles, anti-ship missiles, and torpedoes, making it an agile and powerful maritime platform. The ship started sea trials on 28 April 2023, and was delivered to the Indian Navy on 20 October 2023. She is planned to be commissioned before the end of 2023. The ship was named in recognition of the Indian soldiers who fought in Battle of Imphal during World War II. It is the first Indian Navy ship named after a city in Northeast India. Scheduled for commissioning in late 2023 or early 2024, INS Imphal continues to undergo rigorous weapons firing trials, solidifying its readiness for deployment.

Today marks a significant achievement for the Indian Navy as INS Imphal (D68), the latest addition to the Visakhapatnam-class destroyers, conducted its maiden sea trials with resounding success. The vessel, firing a BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, showcased exceptional precision and capability during this critical phase of testing. The Western Naval Command proudly shared the triumph on X…

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The Rise of Industrial Parks in India: Transforming Economic Landscapes

Industrial parks in India have emerged as important catalysts for both the expansion and development of the country's economy. These areas, which were constructed for a specific purpose, offer organizations an atmosphere that is suitable for doing business, fostering creativity, collaboration, and enhanced productivity. Industrial parks have emerged as a crucial component in India's efforts to diversify its economic base, which includes luring foreign direct investment, expanding its manufacturing sector, and generating new employment possibilities. Establish your presence at the ideally located Industrial area near Vadodara - Suncity Industrial Park and help your business thrive.

In this blog, we will discuss the proliferation of industrial parks in India, their role as a primary impetus for India's economic growth, as well as the primary causes that have contributed to their success.

Definition and Purpose of Industrial Parks:

Industrial parks are planned areas that are expressly constructed to accommodate a cluster of commercial and industrial activity. These places may also be referred to as industrial estates or industrial zones. The fundamental goal of industrial parks is to facilitate the establishment of new enterprises, the streamlining of existing operations, and the expansion of existing businesses, all of which contribute to increased economic growth. Industrial parks in India offer a variety of benefits, including accessibility to various transportation networks, shared infrastructure, regulatory support, and access to trained labour, which makes them appealing to both Indian and international businesses.

Driving Factors for the Emergence of Industrial Parks in India:

There are a number of variables that have led to the rapid expansion of industrial parks in India. The "Make in India" and "Atmanirbhar Bharat" manufacturing promotion programmes, spearheaded by the Indian government, have resulted in the creation of industrial parks as significant economic accelerators. Industrial parks provide an environment that promotes creativity and productivity by facilitating teamwork, the sharing of knowledge, and the acquisition of new abilities. Also, the advantageous economic climate has attracted both domestic and international investment thanks to the availability of cheap land, better infrastructure, and reduced regulatory procedures. The proximity of industrial parks to large population centres and transportation nodes is a major selling point.

Benefits of Industrial Parks in India:

Many enterprises and the Indian economy as a whole benefit from the presence of industrial parks in the country. For starters, they provide a unique setting that encourages the concentration of similar enterprises, or "clustering," in order to maximise opportunities for mutual benefit and cooperation. Because of this concentration, supply chain efficiencies, transportation costs, and market access are all enhanced. Second, India's industrial parks typically feature cutting-edge infrastructure, such as stable power sources, cutting-edge communication networks, and cutting-edge logistical hubs. Finally, industrial parks often provide ancillary services that foster innovation and entrepreneurship, such as business incubators, skill development centres, and joint research and development (R&D) facilities. Last but not least, industrial parks help boost regional economies by luring new enterprises to the area, providing new jobs, and encouraging the expansion of supporting industries. Maximize your business potential in the state-of-the-art Industrial park in Gujarat. Join the thriving community of industry leaders at Suncity Industrial Park!

Successful Examples of Industrial Parks in India:

India is home to a number of successful industrial parks that have brought about significant changes in the country's economy. For instance, Andhra Pradesh's Sri City Special Economic Zone has become a successful industrial hub, drawing businesses from many different sectors, including the automobile, electronics, and textiles industries. The Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City) has quickly grown into a major centre of finance and technology, attracting businesses from all over the world and helping to spur innovation. Manufacturing and export have flourished in Chennai thanks in large part to the city's Hiranandani Industrial Park. These cases show how industrial parks in India may drastically alter local economies for the better.

Future Trends and Challenges:

The development of industrial parks in India is continuing, and with it comes a number of factors that are influencing their future. These include the implementation of forward-thinking technology and practises for environmentally responsible development, as well as the combination of residential, commercial, and recreational areas inside the confines of an industrial park. However, in order for industrial parks to grow in a sustainable manner, it is necessary to solve difficulties such as the purchase of land, the development of infrastructure, regulatory reforms, and environmental sustainability.

Final Thoughts:

The economic landscape of India has been drastically altered by the proliferation of industrial parks. Industrial parks provide a number of advantages to businesses, such as specialised clusters, modern infrastructure, and access to support services, as well as an environment that fosters collaboration, innovation, and efficiency. The positive effects of industrial parks on local economies are illustrated by a number of instances from different parts of India. Sustainable practises and overcoming obstacles will be essential to the long-term viability of India's industrial parks as they continue to develop and shape the country's economic environment. Experience the advantages of the modern amenities and favourable environment in the Industrial estate near Ahmedabad. Position your business for success!

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"संघर्ष से सफलता का सफर" | "ICONS OF VESTIGE" | The Real Life Heroes | Abhishek Dua | UCD Vestige

"संघर्ष से सफलता का सफर" | "ICONS OF VESTIGE" | The Real Life Heroes | Abhishek Dua | UCD Vestige

EPISODE – 14 of “संघर्ष से सफलता का सफर” | Team AKC Presents | “ICONS OF VESTIGE” | The Real Life Heroes. Our Guest is a Millionaire, UCD – Mr. Abhishek Dua – Vestige Marketing Pvt. Ltd. ————————————————– ————————————————– Must watch, share and learn from his Experiences . Stay connected with Team AKC @ 9971463645 YouTube channel: Ajay Kumar…

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5 Low-Investment Business Ideas For Small Towns & Cities In India

With 70% of the Indian population residing in tier II, tier III cities and small towns, small business ideas in these regions are the need of the hour. This also offers multiple opportunities for new-age entrepreneurs. The government is also promoting the idea of ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’, which encourages the young guns of India to take a risk and become assertive in their approach.

Most of the businesses in these areas are directly or indirectly dependent on agriculture. Thus, it gives lots of opportunities to start new businesses in these areas.

‘Success may come to the first movers, but success stays with the fast movers’, says Dr. Vivek Bindra- the best business coach in India. So if starting your own business is your absolute dream, here is a list of small business ideas that you can explore in the small town:

For young entrepreneurs who are passionate about making their mark, here is a list of low-cost business ideas:

1.       Retail Stores

If you will look closely, you will notice that many popular brands are making their way to the rural areas of India. While the market in the big cities has reached its saturation point, in small towns it is still at a development stage. Though the majority of the population is residing in rural India, there is a lack of retail outlets that are well-planned and cater to the different needs of the customers. One such option is to open a Kirana store. A very feasible option, Kirana stores are never out of demand.

2.       Flour Mill

Opening a flour mill is another low-investment business idea that can be started with minimum investment. A flour mill can be beneficial in a small town as there is an adequate supply of the raw materials like grains, cereals, oats, barley, sorghum, and spices like turmeric, and chilli etc.

Once your business begins to flourish, you can also supply the products to nearby cities and towns at a good profit. It is a good business opportunity and requires limited money. It also requires a good electrical connection to start and run the business. To expand your business operations, you can watch great informative videos by Dr. Vivek Bindra- the best business motivational speaker in India.

3.       Become a Translator

Love learning new languages? Then becoming a translator is an excellent business idea for young and aspiring entrepreneurs in India. Various companies in the country are looking to expand their reach globally. They are willing to pay people who can speak foreign languages like Japanese, Chinese, German and Spanish.

So if you are interested in learning a foreign language, you can make good money from this by offering your translation services to individuals as well as companies.

4.       Fitness Guru

Today, people are becoming health conscious more than ever. Thanks to our unhealthy lifestyle and hectic work schedules, more and more millennials are turning towards fitness trainers for good health.

If you are crazy about physical fitness, you too can become a fitness trainer. There are many certification courses available as well. You can set-up a gym and become a qualified fitness guru.

5.       Online Tutor

With BYJU`s joining the Unicorn Club in 2020, online education has become a popular thing. If you have proficient knowledge about a certain subject, why not use it constructively? Due to the pandemic, many students are looking for a subject matter expert to help them in their studies. Becoming an online tutor is an excellent business idea that is profitable and involves no risk. Your subject knowledge can help you earn handsome money.

If 9 to 5 desk jobs do not excite you, fuel your entrepreneurial skills with any business idea that has good prospects. Keep your target audience in mind and research well before making any decision. However, with proper guidance and expert knowledge, you can reach your goal quickly.

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Source: https://news.badabusiness.com/business-motivation/5-low-investment-business-ideas-for-small-towns-cities-in-india-11133.html

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Healthcare IT | Information Technology in Healthcare | SIHS

Healthcare IT (Information Technology in Health care )

Information Technology in health care requires focused management and governance to address challenges and risks to data quality and integrity, data integration, confidentiality and security.

With India embarking on an ambitious program of setting up a nationwide Digital Health Platform and Highway to facilitate the deployment of effective digital health across the country spearheaded by the National Digital Health Mission, students perusing health care management courses , IT and informatics alongside academia would get familiarized with a specialty specific Informatics in an integrated digital platform. Students, the future health care service delivery accomplishers would be better adapted to serve in various capacities to reimagine Digital Health care.

Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences is been offering MBA in Health care Management program with the specialization program Healthcare IT as elective subject. This programs is curated with learners centered approach. It provides a blend of knowledge, practical experiences and hands on training program for the students to develop their conceptual, technical and managerial skill sets. The faculties and subject experts are resourced from both industry and academic background for training and development, capacity building the students.

Addressing the need of Information and Data Governance which is crucial and vital to the success and roll out of the national level digital health platform, it will pave the way for trained manpower for Digitizing health care making India - Atmanirbhar Bharat.

ABOUT SIHS

Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (SIHS), is a constituent of the prestigious Symbiosis International University. SIHS has conceptualized & implemented a group of professional up-gradation programmes meant to equip the healthcare professional with the appropriate tools in order to survive this age of fierce competition and specialization. The SIHS encourages a symbiosis of thought, word & action of all such professionals who would address the all important issue of health in its totality. Through its unique, innovative, career oriented programmes, SIHS plans to raise a cadre of professionals who would ensure delivery of optimum health care services.

Source - https://www.sihspune.org/healthcare-it.php

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Center launces Mahatma Gandhi National Fellowship; Check details on Programme

October 25 Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan today launched the phase-II of Mahatma Gandhi National Fellowship, a two-year long fellowship conceived to create opportunity for young, dynamic individuals to contribute to enhancing skill development at the grassroots. The two-year fellowship seeks to combine classroom sessions by academic partner IIMs  with an intensive field immersion at the district level to create credible plans and identify barriers in raising employment, economic output, and promote livelihoods in rural areas. Shri Pradhan while speaking on the occasion, called upon fellows to act as catalysts of social change at the grassroots by driving skill development efforts. He also called upon district collectors and academic partner IIMs to facilitate the fellows and script a success story of change through this fellowship. Speaking about the National Education Policy 2020, Pradhan outlined the vision to create strong convergence between education and skills and recent initiatives in this direction including the Academic Bank of Credit. He called upon the IIMs to make the fellows aware about the National Education Policy. Details about the Mahatma Gandhi National Fellowship: To operationalise the mission and strengthen the skill training delivery mechanism in the country, Skill Acquisition and Knowledge Awareness for Livelihood Promotion (SANKALP), a World Bank loan assisted program, was launched by the Ministry of Skil Development and Entrepreneurship in January 2018. SANKALP engages with District Skill Committees (DSCs) to effectively reduce the mismatch between the supply and demand of skilled manpower in the country, thereby creating decent opportunities for the youth to work and earn. The MGNF program under SANKALP was designed to provide a cadre of professionals at District level who not only know about governance and public policy in general but vocational education too. MGNF is a unique blend of academic and work-based training handled at the IIM campus and the districts, respectively. The academic module familiarizes the Fellows with concepts from Management, Development Economics, Public Policy and the District Skills Ecosystem. During the fieldwork (District Immersion), the fellows shall work within the district with DSC officials on skilling challenges facing the district. Along with the DSC officials, they shall put together District Skill Development Plans (DSDPs) and implementation road maps. MGNFs shall assist the districts on evidence-based planning and management of skilling in the districts. The sharp focus on developing skills for local needs gives impetus to the "vocal for local", and also building an industry-relevant skill base will help the cause of "Atmanirbhar Bharat”. MGNF is an opportunity for young women and men in the age group of 21-30 years who already possess some level of academic or professional expertise for providing catalytic support to the district administration to improve the skill development program delivery. MGNF Phase-I (Pilot): Launched with IIM Bangalore as Academic Partner and 69 are Fellows currently deployed in 69 districts across 6 States. MGNF Phase-II (National Roll Out): Being launched on 25th October with 661 MGNFs who will be deployed across all districts of the country. 8 more IIMs have been on boarded taking the total to 9 IIMs (IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, IIM-Jammu, IIM Kozhikode, IIM Lucknow, IIM Nagpur, IIM Ranchi, IIM-Udaipur and IIM Visakhapatnam) Read the full article

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We shall be a fully inoculated country by December end, says PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has claimed that the reason India has become successful in vaccinating such a large number of people is because of it being self-reliant or atmanirbhar. He also said that all this while, he ensured that technology remains the solid grounds for the vaccination drive. When asked about all the negative publicity he has got for his decision making, Prime Minister said that he gives great importance to criticism.

"Imagine if our country had not come up with a vaccine. What would be the situation? We know that a large population of the world doesn't have access to Covid vaccines. Today, our success in vaccination is thanks to India being atmanirbhar," Prime Minister Modi said while interacting with a leading magazine.

As per the statistics, over 60% of the entire country’s population have taken Covid-19 vaccination whereas 25% of them have got both the doses. The government officials earlier this week clarified that they aim to get all its population inoculated by the end of December.

The PM also made it clear that there are types of people who do not take time to research things and instead waste their time in meaningless criticism.

"I, with an honest mind, respect critics a lot. But, unfortunately, the number of critics is very low. Mostly, people only level allegations, the people who play games about perception are more in number. And the reason for this is that, for criticism, one has to do a lot of hard work, research and, in today's fast-paced world, may be people don't have time. So sometimes, I miss critics," he added.

"We need to look at the entire logistics, planning and progress to understand the success of the vaccine drive. It is a huge effort with so many people mobilized across the country. I hope the media will take time out to highlight the efforts of our people in making the world's largest vaccination drive a stunning success," the PM said.

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The SIPing secret sauce, 5 must-see charts, and more..

Starting with something that will interest long-term investors. Do you invest in the stock markets through SIPs? If yes, how long have you been following the disciplined practice of regularly investing in the market? SIPs are considered to be an efficient way to average your costs and take advantage of the ups and downs in the stock markets. But there’s another essential ingredient that you need to taste success in investing. You’ll find that essential ingredient in the Number of the Week. Moving on to something that’s a must-read for traders. Are you an intra-day trader? How do you develop your trading strategy? Intra-day traders will agree that it’s not an easy game. You have to be alert and on top of your game. And for that you need to follow a well-informed strategy and discipline. Do you study chart patterns while analysing stocks for intra-day trading? The Technical Funda explains five important chart patterns that can help you determine the trend of stock. And each of these patterns are explained with real examples of well-known stocks likes Asian Paints, Indiabulls Housing Finance, RBL Bank, ITC, and PFC. Go ahead and see what each of these chart patterns are. Now, coming to the economic front… According to the Long Read, the prolonged lockdown has significantly slowed down economic activity in India. The Government finances are in stress as a consequence. Read the write-up to understand the challenges to government finances and how they can be dealt with. Amid the coronavirus-triggered economic stress, the Govt.’s mantra for reviving the Indian economy is Atmanirbhar (self-reliant). But that’s likely to be a long-term vision. The reality of the moment, however, is that our daily lives are filled with goods and services that are provided by foreign companies. The iPhone is made by Apple Inc. Your favourite social media apps are owned by Facebook Inc. Often when you want to buy something online, you utilize the services of Amazon Inc. You enjoy the offerings of these companies as a consumer. But how about being a shareholder of these companies? Have you ever considered that possibility? The  Investment Gyaan explores the possibility of investing in markets outside India. Lastly, let’s dive into the scene of action with our Weekly Insights and find out the major economic and corporate events of the week gone by. From Reliance Industries drawing interest from major global investors in its retail business, to Vodafone Idea rebranding itself to “Vi”, to the Odisha government’s refusal for Adani Power’s plan to acquire an American company’s stake in a state-owned power utility, watch out the major corporate events and announcements of the week here.

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Atmanirbhar Bharat Prasad on making India a manufacturing hub

Atmanirbhar Bharat Electronics manufacturers have proposed production worth Rs 11.5 lakh cr and they will be giving jobs to 12 lakh Indians, says Ravi Shankar Prasad, union minister for Law and Justice, Electronics and Information Technology and Communications, Union Telecom Minister. A few weeks ago you announced the production linked incentive scheme for manufacturing of electronics. It seems to be a big success with 22 applications coming in. As many as three contract manufacturers of Apple for instance have come up?Let me tell you very clearly that this is a production linked incentive where you get incentive based on your production. Atmanirbhar Bharat is not against any country, it is India positive. The plan is to make India a big hub of electronic manufacturing global supply chain. India being a major economy of the world would also reinforce the global economy. That is the whole benchmark of Atmanirbhar Bharat or Make In India. I announced the scheme in April and the scheme ended on 31st of July. What is remarkable is that even during the time of the corona pandemic, all the major mobile manufacturers, contract manufacturers and also component manufacturers have chosen to apply in this scheme in such an exciting manner. They will be manufacturing mobile components etc. worth Rs 11.5 lakh crore. They will export products worth Rs 7 lakh crore in the coming five years and they will be giving jobs to 300,000 Indians directly and 900,000 Indians indirectly. Read the full article