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Happy birthday Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam

Celebration (Rise of sun)(pride of India)

Dr A.P.J.Abdul Kalam – Former President of India

Avul Pakir Jainulabdeen Abdul Kalam was an Indian aerospace scientist who served as the 11th president of India from 2002 to 2007. He was born at 15th october in the year 1931 and raised in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu and studied physics and aerospace engineering.

He is an Indian scientist and politician who played a leading role in the development of India’s missile and nuclear weapons programs

Dr Kalam’s contribution in making India’s first indigenous Satellite Launch Vehicle. Dr Kalam lead the development of Indigenous Guided Missiles at DRDO. Dr Kalam converted India into a nuclear weapon state by guiding multiple nuclear tests.

He lived as an example of hard work, resilience and positive attitude, and people remember him as the most beloved president. He was known to be the “missle man” for his work on the development of science and technology. These values of A P J Abdul Kalam are so inspirational and motivational.

His birthday is celebrated as world Student’s day all over the world in honor of him since 2010

Reliance Retail opens up an Experiential Gourmet Food Supermarket ‘Freshpik’

Shopping(food supermarket)

Jio world Drive’s freshpik food supermarket

Reliance Retail opens up an Experiential Gourmet Food Supermarket Called “Freshpik,” A First-of-Its-Kind At Jio World Drive In Mumbai’s Bandra-Kurla Complex

Dinesh Karthik’s iconic Nidahas Trophy last-ball six becomes India’s first-ever sports NFT.

Sports(Monument of courage in NFT)

Dinesh Karthik – an Indian professional cricketer and the current vice captain of the Kolkata Knight Riders. He also captains the Tamil Nadu Cricket Team (1st NFT image of Dinesh Karthik)

Dinesh Karthik, the cricketer, is in a different kind of auction this month. This time, India’s first sports NFT (non-fungible token) auction will feature one of Karthik’s iconic career moments – the last-ball six in the 2018 India-Bangladesh match that won India the Nidahas Trophy that year – captured as digital art replete with an animated clip that showcases Karthik’s thoughts as he faced down the opposing team in the game’s final minutes.

Reliance Industries tops India Inc in World’s Best Employer rankings 2021 published by Forbes

Business(Rankholders of their duties)

Mukesh Ambani – chairman of Reliance industries

In Forbes’ World’s Best Employers rankings for 2021, Reliance Industries Ltd, the country’s largest firm by revenues, profitability, and market value, has topped Indian corporations. Reliance was ranked 52 out of 750 major corporations, including Phillips, Sanofi, Pfizer, and Intel. State Bank of India (SBI) was ranked 119th, while Larsen & Toubro was ranked 127th. Infosys was ranked 588th, while Tata Group was placed 746th. The stock of Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) was rated at 504. The results are based on a large-scale poll in which employees rated their bosses on a variety of factors. ICICI Bank was ranked 65th, HDFC Bank was 77th, and HCL Technologies was 90th in the top 100.

Squid Game’ is Netflix’s most successful series launch, with over 100 million viewers worldwide.

Entertainment (popular series)

Squid game – Netflix webseries (South Korean drama

According to Netflix, “Squid Game” is the company’s most successful series launch to date.

The streaming service said in a late-Tuesday tweet that the much-anticipated South Korean drama show has attracted 111 million viewers worldwide since its Sept. 17 debut.

Analysts says:rising global oil and coal prices pose macro dangers.

Prices at the highest peak

Oil prices have risen 14% to USD 83 per barrel, while coal prices have risen 15% to USD 200 per metric tonne, according to Morgan Stanley analysts.

“The rise in energy costs, particularly oil prices, has raised worries about greater inflation, slower growth, and if this may lead to monetary policy tightening,” they added.

India is ready for the winter haul, with new troops, warmer gear, a better arsenal, and new drones.

Saviours(Indian Army)

Indian Army in patrol with their eagle eyes

Thousands of Indian troops stationed along the snowy heights of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) are bracing for a second winter in the difficult terrain, despite strained relations with China.

The troops have been armed with the newest Finnish Sako sniper rifles, Israeli Negev Light Machine Guns, American Sig Sauer assault weapons, as well as a range of modern drones, as well as indigenous K9 Vajra T guns and M777 Ultra-Light Howitzers, ahead of the long, frigid journey (ULH).

TN govt launches a scheme to convert gold jewellery from temples into gold bars for monetisation

Political service

Under a scheme launched by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, gold received in temples as offerings will be converted into 24-carat gold bars.

It has been decided that approximately 2,137 kg of gold jewellery will be melted into gold bars at the government mint in Mumbai before being deposited in nationalised banks.

The first temples to implement this gold monetization scheme were Samayapuram, Thiruverkadu, and Irukkankudi.

The Adani Group intends to invest $20 billion in renewable energy.

Business(investment)

Adani Group – an Indian multinational conglomerate, headquartered in Ahmedabad. It was founded by Gautam Adani in 1988

The chairman of Adani Group stated that the $20 billion investment will go toward renewable energy generation, component manufacturing, transmission, and distribution.

Govt debt likely to exceed 90% of GDP this year, says IMF report

Economy (Indian debt valuation)

Fiscal monitoring of Indian government debt in the value of domestic(Indian) currency in IMF

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts that government debt, including that of the Centre and the states, will reach a record 90.6 percent of GDP in 2021-22, up from 89.6 percent the previous year. It will then fall to 88.8 percent in FY23, but will remain above 85 percent for the next five years — until 2026-27, according to the IMF’s latest Fiscal Monitor.

UN, World Bank, IMF need urgent reforms, says FM

Reformation of ethics in International Economic institutions

Financial minister of India – Ms.Nirmala Sitaraman and Harvard University professor – Lawrence Summers in the conversation about Urgent reformation

Ms Sitharaman stated that “while reforms in countries are taking place at various stages, these global institutions have remained the way they have been for several decades.”Ms Sitharaman stated that “while reforms in countries are taking place at various stages, these global institutions have remained the way they have been for several decades.”