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Sunday, November 11, 2018

Union Minister Ananth Kumar Dies At 59. Prime Minister Narendra Modiji Says "Was Great Asset To BJP".

November 11, 2018 0

Union Minister and senior BJP leader Ananth Kumar died at a hospital in Bengaluru this morning. He was 59. Ananth Kumar was suffering from cancer and had returned from the US last month after treatment in New York. 
The minister's wife Tejaswini and two daughters were with him in his last moments. His body will be kept at National College grounds in Bengaluru for last respects.
The national flag will fly at half mast across the country as a mark of respect to the union minister. Karnataka has announced three-day state mourning and all schools, colleges and offices are closed today. 
Ananth Kumar was one of the few ministers to have also served in the earlier BJP-led government led by Atal Bihari Vajpayee. In fact, he was the youngest minister in the Atal Bihari Vajpayee's cabinet in 1998 and was minister for Civil Aviation, Tourism, Sports, Urban Development and Poverty Alleviation.
The six-time MP from Karnataka was the first person to speak in Kannada in the United Nations.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi described him as a remarkable leader, an able administrator and a great asset to the BJP.
A graduate in Arts and Law, Mr Kumar was associated with the Akhila Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), a student organisation of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), before joining the BJP in 1987. 
As a student activist, he was also jailed along with other ABVP leaders during the Emergency of 1975.
He was elected to the Lok Sabha in 1996. In 1998, he became the youngest member of the Vajpayee cabinet and he returned as minister in 1999.
In 2003, he became the BJP's Karnataka chief. The party won the highest number of seats in the assembly and the Lok Sabha under his stewardship.
The parliamentarian from south Bengaluru constituency held charge of two ministries in the Narendra Modi government -- Chemicals and Fertilisers since May 2014 and Parliamentary Affairs since July 2016.

Thursday, September 27, 2018

How to use Google Pay and Make payments

September 27, 2018 0


Google is competing with other digital payment services and now it has updated its online wallet and digital payments system named as Google Pay.

Google Pay now offers comfortable and better functionality to the users. Google Pay allows you to store information related to your credit card, debit cards, gift cards or reward cards and then you can use it to make payments across participating stores and platforms, online and offline both. Your financial information is not shared with the vendor; rather the transaction is completed through encrypted data packets.

How to add Payments Method in Google Pay:

1.   Download and install Google Pay app from your Play store.

2.   Now you need to add a payment method on Google Pay.

3.   Open Google Pay. Click on the menu option (three horizontal lines) and select the Google account for which you want to add the financial details.

4.   Now from the menu, choose the option “My Cards” and then tap on “+” symbol.

5.   Now you have to select the option “Add a credit or debit card”.

6.   Now you can enter the option manually or click a picture of the card with your camera.

7.   You might be asked to verify the payment method, follow the on-screen instructions for the verification. You will receive a code on your phone/email, just enter it on the screen and your payment method is added successfully.

8.   If you see any error message such as “This card can’t be added”, then either the card is not acceptable, or the details entered are incorrect. Double check the details and if it still not works, try adding another card.

9.   Google might charge a small amount to your card to verify its validity. It will not have any effect on your balance and shall be deleted soon.

Making Payments in Google Pay:

After you have added the goods/services in your cart, when you are on the payments page, select “Buy with GPay” and just follow the simple on-screen instructions.

Retail/Offline Purchase:-

1.   When you are shopping at a retail store and want to use Google Pay for making the payment, follow the below-mentioned steps:

2.   Look for the GPay logo or NFC symbol near the NFC terminal.

3.   Just unlock your phone and hold it near the terminal.

4.   Google Pay will launch itself. You can follow the on-screen instructions to make the payment.

5.   You can also select any other option other than the default payment method on Google Pay by simply selecting the new option.

How the India Post Payments Bank Differs from Post Office Savings Account?

September 27, 2018 0
How the India Post Payments Bank Differs from Post Office Savings Account?
How the India Post Payments Bank Differs from Post Office Savings Account

Government of India launched the India Post Payments Bank which is a subsidiary of Postal services Department won’t be a full-fledged bank, but it will provide basic banking facilities to the customers like a savings account, current account, money transfer etc.
India Post Payments Bank differs from the Post Office Savings Bank account. With the similar names and with the same entity providing both of these services.
India Post Payments Bank:
As per RBI’s directive, the IPPB can only provide simple savings account opening service to its customers. The main aim of the IPPB, as described by the government, is to connect the one and a half lakh post offices across the country. In addition to the bank, customers will also be able to utilise services like bill payments and money transfer. In future, the IPPB will also be providing financial products like pension schemes, mutual funds as well as Insurance.
Wholly Government Owned:
The government entirely owns this new India Post Payments Bank initiative, and it will operate under Indian Postal Services. The government will be setting up 650 branches across the country for this new service and will also have 3,250 access points to conduct the banking services. The IPPB will allow the customers to open three different types of account with one of them being a regular savings bank account with 4% annual interest rate. Customers of IPPB won’t be issued an ATM card for withdrawing their money instead a QR card will be provided to them for making transfers. The bank will also be offering a door delivery system for withdrawal which will be charged at Rs 25 per cash transaction, and the postman using the QR technology will verify it.
No Minimum Balance Mandate:
Unlike other bank accounts, the IPPB account won’t come with a minimum balance requirement meaning that interested customers will be able to open a bank account even with Rs 0 balance. However, there is a maximum limit of Rs 1 lac in the IPPB account, after crossing which, the customers will have to transfer their amount to the linked Post Office Savings Bank account. There also won’t be any chequebooks for the IPPB, and the users won’t be charged anything for transacting. However, while making digital payments or transacting using the door delivery system customers will be charged Rs 15 per transaction and Rs 25 per transaction respectively.
The post office saving account bank account requires the users to maintain a minimum balance of Rs 20 and get the chequebook; customers must have at least 500 in their bank account. this account also offer 4% interest similar to the IPPB.
  

Facebook Dating Is Rolling Out, here is how to find love of your life

September 27, 2018 0
Facebook Dating Is Rolling Out, here is how to find love of your life

Social media giant has started testing Facebook Dating in Columbia as it had been announced the same this year in May at F8 conference.

Facebook Dating is only available in Columbia and users get a prompt on their profile page, asking them to opt into the Facebook Dating feature.
Facebook Dating feature is only offered to users who are 18 or older. Also, apparently the users must have their relationship status set to “single”.


Facing Dating will only be available in the mobile app of Facebook.
Post opting for Facebook Dating, you will have to create a dating profile on the site. Facebook is handholding the users here and has simplified the whole process in significant ways.

You need to build dating profile; users will have to provide their location through the phone’s GPS location. For dating feature the location will be automatically ascertained by the Facebook app and your dating matches will be limited to 100kms around you.
Users who are building their profile need to provide information on workplace, education, religion, height, and whether they have kids or not. They will also have to select 10 odd photos from the pictures in which they are tagged on Facebook. And to build a personality profile, Facebook Dating will ask users to answer 20 generic questions like “What song always makes you sing along”.

After building, Facebook Dating profile has been created, Facebook algorithms will use all the data they have on you to understand you better and offer relevant matches. Facebook says that users will see matches from strangers (other Facebook users who you don’t know) as well as from Friends of Friends. But you’re Facebook Friends, or people who you have blocked on Facebook, will never appear in your Matches.

Facebook will show up to 100 matches per day.
Once you find a match, send your “match” a message. You will be able to send only one text message and then you will have to wait for your match to respond before you can send another message. If the reply comes in, the chat will move to People Conversation tab and you will be able to chat to and fro like on Tinder.

Monday, September 24, 2018

PM Modi inaugurates Sikkim's first airport, India's 100th

September 24, 2018 0
PM Modi inaugurates Sikkim's first airport, India's 100th
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday inaugurated Pakyong airport, about 30km from state capital Gangtok, bringing Sikkim on to the aviation map and liberating the tiny Himalayan state from its critical dependence on a sole highway for connectivity with the rest of the country. Landlocked Sikkim has no rail link . The nearest airport in West Bengal’s Bagdogra is 125 km away. Commercial flights would begin from October 4 when SpiceJet would start its daily Kolkata-Sikkim flights. The project was built at a cost of cost of Rs 605.59 crore.