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  • Product Management in Practice: A Practical, Tactical Guide for Your First Day and Every Day After, Second Edition (Grayscale Indian Edition)

    Product Management in Practice: A Practical, Tactical Guide for Your First Day and Every Day After, Second Edition (Grayscale Indian Edition)

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    Publisher ‏ : ‎ Shroff/O’Reilly; Second edition (1 June 2022); Shroff Publishers & Distributors Pvt. Ltd., B-103, First Floor, Railway Commercial Complex, Sector 3, Sanpada (E), Navi Mumbai 400705, WhatsApp> +917304487700, email: info@shroffpublishers.com
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    Paperback ‏ : ‎ 296 pages
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    ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-9355422736
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    Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ India
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  • JK Bank Management Meets JKPICCA Members, Assures All Possible Support

    JK Bank Management Meets JKPICCA Members, Assures All Possible Support

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    SRINAGAR: JK Bank’s top officials interacted with the members of JK Fruits and Vegetables Processing and Integrated Cold chain Association (JKPICCA) and Industrial Association Lassipora, and the bank was appraised of various issues faced by stakeholders of the industry.

    The interactive session organised by Industrial Association Lassipora was attended by dozens of entrepreneurs led by President Cold Stores Association Majid Aslam Wafai.

    The representatives of Industrial Association Lassipora were led by its president Haji Muzaffar at Industrial Growth Centre, Pulwama.

    According to Wafai, the top officials of Bank were apprised about the various difficulties in banking especially, high rate of interest, high processing charges, delay in renewal, reduction in margin money and too high collateral requirement.

    While hailing the JK Bank MD and CEO Baldev Prakash for giving a patient hearing to unit holders, Majid Wafai said, “Our successful journeys are synonymous with JK Bank. Our units wouldn’t have happened had there not been financial support from J&K Bank,” he said, adding that JK Bank has been a backbone for the first generation entrepreneurs.

    “The bank has guided and supported us in setting up these units. It gives us heart and hope that our mentoring financial institution has embarked on path of renewed success and profitability,” he said.

    On the occasion, MD & CEO assured the participants of Bank’s continued patronage and handholding to industrial sector within regulatory norms.

    “We value your association because your progress adds to our growth as well. Therefore, we continue to take measures aimed at ease and comfort of doing business for our entrepreneurs,” Baldev Prakash said.

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

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  • New AI, automation tools in Oracle Fusion Cloud to boost supply chain management

    New AI, automation tools in Oracle Fusion Cloud to boost supply chain management

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    New Delhi; Cloud major Oracle on Monday introduced new AI and automation capabilities across its Fusion Cloud Supply and Manufacturing (SCM) applications to help customers accelerate supply chain planning, increase operational efficiency and improve financial accuracy.

    Supply chain disruptions have become a business reality, amplified by global and domestic socio-economic dynamics, trade restrictions, compliance issues.

    “India being a key player in the Asian region and global trade ecosystems, there is a massive need for both public and private sector to have supply chain frameworks that drive system integration, identify risk concerns, and produce leads to drive efficiency,” said Kaushik Mitra, Senior Director, Cloud ERP, Oracle India.

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    Given the complexities, stakeholders are required to have effective technologies that are innovative and sound enough to handle the complex processes, identify and reduce bottlenecks and track the movement across supply chains accurately.

    “With latest enhancements in Oracle SCM solution and Oracle’s complete suite of integrated Fusion applications, organisations can manage supply chain data on the same platform as finance, HR, and customer experience to accelerate the quote-to-cash process, break down silos within operations and remove barriers that have traditionally existed between various business functions,” Mitra explained.

    New AI features help customers improve the accuracy of lead time assumptions by using machine learning to highlight variances based on actual performance.

    “The last few years have highlighted the value of supply chain insights, efficiency, and accuracy, and the consequences of moving too slow when a disruption occurs,” says Jon Chorley, senior vice president of supply chain applications and chief sustainability officer, Oracle.

    Part of Oracle Fusion Applications Suite, Oracle Cloud SCM helps organisations seamlessly connect supply chain processes and quickly respond to changing demand, supply, and market conditions,” said the company.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Hyderabad: NEERI holds seminar on hazardous waste management

    Hyderabad: NEERI holds seminar on hazardous waste management

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    Hyderabad: The National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) in partnership with Re Sustainability Limited, on Friday hosted a seminar on ‘Invest in Our Planet’ to commemorate World Earth Day, which falls on 22nd April at the Engineering Staff College of India.

    Experts and stakeholders from across the country discussed the pressing issue of hazardous waste management and shared their insights and experiences on the latest advancements in waste management practices, including hazardous waste management, resource recovery, circular economy initiatives, and more.

    The event comprised three technical and information-intensive sessions on current practices in hazardous waste management, circular economy opportunities in hazardous waste management, and new developments in hazardous waste management- towards sustainable growth, said a press release.

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    One of the major needs identified was the facilitation of resource waste recovery and transformation of the market by promoting substantial utilization and supplementary use of fuels.

    The challenges discussed during the seminar included funding deficiency, lack of focus on waste minimization, and the need for corrective actions to measure performance. The importance of waste minimization was emphasized, and industries were urged to start taking it seriously.

    Another significant issue addressed was the prevention of groundwater contamination through sustainable treatment and aquifer remediation. The role of technology in remediation, such as soil retorting and mercury-contaminated site treatment, was also highlighted.

    Proper enforcement of waste management regulations was stressed as a critical need to ensure effective and sustainable waste management practices.

    Re Sustainability managing director Goutham Reddy said, “India recognized hazardous waste management early on, but progress was slow due to the lack of infrastructure and regulation. The definition of hazardous waste has always been a matter of debate worldwide, starting from the very definition of waste itself. We must work together to find innovative solutions that are sustainable, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible.”

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • No Jummat Ul Vida Prayers At Jamia Masjid Srinagar, Management Says

    No Jummat Ul Vida Prayers At Jamia Masjid Srinagar, Management Says

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    SRINAGAR: Anjuman Auqaf Jama Masjid, the management body of the Jama Masjid in Srinagar, has expressed strong opposition to the government’s decision to ban Jumma tul Wida prayers at the mosque. The authorities had asked the management to lock the gates of the mosque on the morning of the last Friday of Ramadan, citing the decision to ban the prayers.

    This move has caused great distress to the Muslim community, who traditionally gather from all parts of the valley to offer prayers on this greatly blessed day at the Jamia Masjid, where offering prayers on the last Friday of Ramadan has great significance.

    The Anjuman Auqaf Jama Masjid has called on the government to reverse its decision and allow the Muslim community to practice their faith without interference.

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • NTA Online Applications for Joint Integrated Programme in Management Admission Test (JIPMAT) – 2023

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    NTA Online Applications for Joint Integrated Programme in Management Admission Test (JIPMAT) – 2023

    The Joint Integrated Programme in Management Admission Test (JIPMAT) is a National Level Entrance xamination for admission to 5-Year Integrated Program in Management in IIM Bodh Gaya and IIM Jammu for the Academic Year 2023 –2024.
    The National Testing Agency (NTA) announces conduct of JIPMAT-2023 as per the following details:

    Duration of Online registration and submission of online Application Form for JIPMAT–2023 : 06 April 2023 to 30 April 2023 upto (05:00 P.M)

    Last date for submission of Examination fee: 30 April 2023 upto (11:50 P.M)

    Correction in the Particulars of Application Form online only: 02 May 2023 to 04 May 2023 (upto 11:50 PM)

    Date of ExaminationforJIPMAT–2023: 28 May 2023(Sunday)

    Duration of Examination: 150minutes(02:30 hours)

    Timing of Examination : 03:00 P.M. to 05:30 P.M.

    Mode of Examination : Computer Based Test (CBT) mode

    Medium of Question Paper: English

    Fee payable for JIPMAT – 2023:

    Category                                             Male                    Female                            Transgender

    General (UR)/ OBC-(NCL)         ₹ 2000                   ₹ 2000                                   ₹ 1000
    EWS/SC/ST/PwD                            ₹ 1000                    ₹ 1000                                   ₹ 1000

    JIPMAT – 2023 may see the detailed Information Bulletin available on the NTA websites: http://jipmat.nta.ac.in /www.nta.ac.in

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  • CAG points out several flaws in Gujarat govt’s financial management

    CAG points out several flaws in Gujarat govt’s financial management

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    Gandhinagar: The Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) has pointed out several flaws in the financial practices of the Gujarat government and said there was a need to formulate a realistic budget based on the needs of the departments.

    The “State Finance Audit Report of the CAG for the year ended March 31, 2022” was tabled on the floor of the Gujarat Assembly on Wednesday, the last day of the month-long budget session.

    Pointing out that financial accounts of 2021-22 were “affected” as capital expenditure was overstated and revenue expenditure understated, the CAG said, “The state government needs to formulate a realistic budget based on the needs of the departments and their capacity to utilise the allocated resources.”

    “An appropriate control mechanism may be instituted by the government to enforce proper implementation and monitoring of budget so that large savings within the grant or appropriation are controlled, and anticipated savings are identified and surrendered within the specified timeframe,” it added.

    The national auditor observed that though departments demand additional funds for different schemes and activities; they “finally end up spending less than the original budget provision and the supplementary provision or parts thereof. As a result, the unutilised funds cannot be made use of”.

    The CAG noted that some departments could not utilise more than 50 per cent of the original provision (Rs 50 crore or more), leading to savings of Rs 3,528.83 crore at the end of the year in 21 schemes.

    As per the Gujarat Budget Manual-1983, rush of expenditure, particularly in the closing months of the financial year, is a breach of financial propriety, the CAG said.

    However, the CAG report revealed that expenditures in March were significantly higher than that of other months during the financial year 2021-22.

    In some cases, CAG noted that 50 per cent of the total expenditure for a particular work was spent in March, while nominal funds were spent in the three previous quarters.

    The CAG also noted that under 124 sub-heads, 100 per cent expenditure (Rs 4,747.17 crore) was incurred in March 2022.

    “Thus, contrary to the spirit of financial regulation, substantial expenditure was incurred by the state government at the end of the financial year, indicating inadequate control over expenditure and poor budgetary management,” it added.

    The CAG found a major flaw in the allocation of funds by the Health and Family Welfare Department in running “HLT 29 Epidemics Diseases Programme” in the state.

    Though non-communicable diseases (NCD) do not come under epidemics, a provision of Rs 50 lakh was made under HLT 29 for NCD in 2019-20, 2020-21 and in 2021-22.

    “Similarly, a budget provision of Rs 20 lakh was made under HLT 29 for Thalassemia every year during 2019-20, 2020-21 and 2021-22 though it is not an epidemics/communicable disease. Provision for NCD and Thalassemia could have been made under the general planning instead of under HLT 29 epidemics,” said the CAG.

    The CAG also pulled up the Finance Department over the issue of “non-submission of information as well as accounts regarding grants and loans paid to various institutions”.

    “Non-submission of 4,563 Utilisation Certificates amounting to Rs 10,309.47 crore within the specified period not only weaken the financial accountability mechanism but also indicate failure of the departmental officers to comply with the rules and procedures to ensure timely utilisation of grant for the intended purpose,” it said.

    Non-submission of accounts by autonomous bodies and authorities violated the prescribed financial rules and directives. These point to inadequate internal controls and deficient monitoring mechanisms of the state government, the report said.

    The CAG further suggested that the “state government needs to institute a rigorous monitoring mechanism to ensure that the Departments comply with the prescribed rules and procedures regarding submission of utilisation certificates”.

    According to the CAG, Article 205 of the Constitution of India states that no money shall be drawn from the Consolidated Fund except under appropriation made by law by the state legislature.

    However, “excess expenditure of Rs 14,367 crore pertaining to the period from 2007-08 to 2011-12 and 2013-14 to 2021-22 had escaped legislative oversight, as it was pending regularisation as per Article 205”, the auditor noted, adding that excess expenditure over provision vitiates the system of budgetary and financial control.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • JK NHM Ranks Public Health Facilities On Hospital Management System

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    SRINAGAR: The National Health Mission in Jammu and Kashmir has announced the release of the February 2023 rankings of public health facilities on the Hospital Management Information System (JK e Sahaj).

    The initiative has covered 578 facilities in the first phase of implementation and will gradually extend to other facilities in a phased manner.

    In the category of Associated Hospitals of Government Medical Colleges, the first rank has been clinched by Chest Disease Hospital Jammu followed by Psychiatric Disease Hospital, Jammu, GMC Baramulla, AH GMC Rajouri, and GMC Doda. The bottom five in this category included SMHS GMC Srinagar, Kashmir Nursing Home, Srinagar, Children Hospital Bemina, Srinagar, Psychiatric Disease Hospital, Srinagar and GMC Kathua.

    In the category of District Hospitals, first rank has been secured by DH Shopian followed by DH Reasi, Government Hospital Gandhi Nagar, Jammu; DH Samba and DH JLNM, Srinagar. The bottom five in this category included DH Kishtwar, DH Handwara, DH Pulwama, DH Ramban and DH Ganderbal.

    In the category of Community Health Centres (CHCs), CHC Ramgarh bagged first rank followed by CHC Zainpora, CHC Dooru  EH Vijaypur and CHC Seer. The bottom five in this category included CHC Darhal, CHC Magam, CHC Zachaldara, CHC Thatri and CHC Tral.

    In the category of Primary Health Centres (PHCs) and UPHCs, first rank has been clinched by PHC Achabal  followed by PHC Mattan, PHC Kakapora, PHC Srigfwara and PHC Aishmuqam. The bottom five in this category included UPHC Sangam, PHC Thakrakote, PHC Teetwal, PHC Massu and PHC Machil.

    JK e-sahaj (Electronic System for Automation of Hospital Administration J&K)  initiative was formally launched in November 2022 as part of Jashn-e-Sehat, by the Lieutenant Governor, J&K, for different types of facilities i.e. Tertiary care, District Hospitals, Community Health Centres, Primary Health Centres and some New Type PHCs. JK E -Sahaj has been integrated with Rapid Assessment System (RAS), 104 Centralised Health Helpline for outbound calling and RCH portal of MoHFW, Government of India.

    The ranking has been done on the basis of registration, conversion of EMR (Electronic Medical Record) and Patient feedback uploaded on the portal of JK e Sahaj for the month of February 2023, on real time basis. The detailed list of facilities has been shared on NHM website. (GNS)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Flawed reports causes more damage to credibility of poll management bodies: CEC KumarB

    Flawed reports causes more damage to credibility of poll management bodies: CEC KumarB

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    Bengaluru: Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar has flagged “flawed” reports of some agencies and organisations, saying they cause more damage to the credibility of election management bodies as the pioneering work done by them finds no place in such surveys.

    Kumar urged the EMBs to come up with essential parameters and standards which should guide such surveys and rankings.

    He was addressing the 3rd International Conference on the theme ‘Inclusive Elections and Elections Integrity’ on Thursday in a virtual format.

    The CEC along with fellow election commissioners were in Bengaluru where they also assessed the poll preparedness of poll-bound Karnataka.

    He lamented that countries with low inclusivity are ranked high.
    “The flawed report causes more damage to the credibility of EMBs,” he added.
    The CEC urged the participating EMBs to come up with essential parameters and standards which should guide such surveys…countries with low inclusivity are ranked high,” the poll panel said in a statement.

    Talking about inclusivity, the CEC pointed out that India has 460 million women voters, which is almost equal to the number of men voters.

    In the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, more women than men voted. “This is the level of inclusion that India has been able to achieve,” he said.

    In his address, Election Commissioner Anup Chandra Pandey said the Election Commission of India has been working for inclusive elections under the premise of ‘No Voter to be Left Behind’.

    “Our flagship voter education programme SVEEP connects with over 950 million voters spread over more than one million polling stations across the country,” he said.

    Election Commissioner Arun Goel said inclusive elections are a critical building block of ‘Elections Integrity’.

    A total of 59 participants from 31 countries/ EMBs including Angola, Armenia, Australia, Canada, Chile Costa Rica, Croatia, Denmark, Dominica, Georgia, Guyana, Kenya, Rep. of Korea, Mauritius, Moldova, Norway, the Philippines, Portugal, Romania, St Lucia, Suriname, Sweden, Switzerland and Zambia, as well as representatives of two International organisations, participated in the Conference.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )