Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai urged the Commission for Air Quality Management

New Delhi –

December 1, 2020: The System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research recorded an overall Air Quality Index (AQI) of 340 in Delhi, under “very poor” category, on Tuesday.

 Several parts of the national capital, including Sonia Vihar (with an AQI of 383), Anand Vihar (392), Okhla (357) and ITO (356) reported dangerous AQI numbers, all in the “very poor” category, data from the Central Pollution Control Board revealed.

 The Delhi government claims that stubble burning in Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan have significantly contributed to the hazardous levels of air pollution.

 In the wake of this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday shared the story of a farmer from Haryana who is making money by selling stubble to an agro-energy plant and a paper mill.

 Last week, Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai urged the Commission for Air Quality Management to make the bio-decomposer technology mandatory for all states, stating pollution levels in the national capital rise with an increase in stubble burning in the neighbouring states.

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GoDial app that can transform any phone into a fully functional call center

New Delhi [India]: GoDial, a simple yet powerful app that can transform any phone into a fully functional autodialer, and can be used to operate just like a call center.

What’s even more interesting is that the users don’t have to pay for any kind of VOIP charges since calls are placed from the SIM itself. This solution is ideal for people working from homes during the pandemic. Most people’s who are in business need to make a lot of phone calls like stockbrokers, real estate agents, colleges, retail etc. Manually dialling out each number becomes a pain, and forgetting to the callback is the most common problem. For such people, Avifa Infotech Pvt Ltd brings GoDial, an autodialer app that can function as a CRM and auto caller right on the phone in just about 2 minutes.

Simply import a call list and start auto dialling with GoDial. The founder, Avijit Sarkar, being a tech developer, designed the calling software when he had to dial 100s of numbers in a day for his restaurant startup, and realized what a tremendous pain it was.

The best part of the app is its simplicity, both the individual and the enterprise version can be set up in under 2 minutes. For the enterprise version, all one has to do is sign up, add their calling lists, add their team and log in to the GoDial app to start calling.

The intuitive dashboard shows call duration, call status, notes, reminder and more. For the first time now anyone can set up a call centre in under 2 minutes without any hardware, voip charges or additional setup and what’s even better is that remote teams can easily work with GoDial. During the COVID 19 pandemic, a lot of organizations who are working from home are in need of such a solution to easily distribute their calls and track the communication.

GoDial features a callback reminder, voice notes, a built-in CRM system, which can help manage the customers’. A full-featured dashboard for analytics. Template messaging allows users to send multiple messages. Users can also send messages after calls without having to save the numbers. Moreover, users can also redial the contacts which were busy or unreachable before.

Founded in Kolkata, India by an entrepreneur, innovator and tech enthusiast, Avijit Sarkar, GoDial has grown massively since its inception. The app has scaled to offer a personal version to over 20,000 users and an enterprise version to about 200 companies. Avijit has always been an innovator since his 6th grade. From assembling PCs to building websites, he has always been trying to create a problem-solving product.

Besides GoDial, he is also the founder of Avifa Infotech Pvt Ltd, which started as a BPO and now transforms ideas into realities. Regular. li is another venture by Avijit, which provides attendance and HR solutions. Additionally, UnoCause caters to the underprivileged children and solves social problems.

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1) Turns any phone into a call centre like autodialer and CRM
2) No hardware, No setup cost, No voip, No call charges, simply start off using your phones. Instant setup and do it yourself platform for any business that makes phone calls.
3) Send messages or WhatsApp after every call, make voice notes, set callback reminders
4) Perfect for work from home, the central dashboard to see the team progress, manage contacts, team and reports
Pricing
Starts at Rs 280 rs per month per user for Enterprise version
Starts at Rs 100 per month for Personal version
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Website: https://godial.cc
Promo Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgZVt_13xEk

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The farmers are protesting against The Farmers’ Produce Trade and Commerce Act, 2020

India (Bihar) –

November 30, 2020: Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday said that the farmers’ protests are taking place on an account of misconceptions and dialogue should take place.

“The central government wants to talk to farmers to dispel the fear of issues in the procurement mechanism. So I believe that dialogue should take place. The protests are happening on account of misconceptions,” said Kumar.

Farmers have been protesting at various places in Delhi and Haryana and have rejected the Central government’s offer to hold talks on December 3 saying that imposing conditions for starting a dialogue is an insult to them.

Around 32 farmer organisations, mostly from Punjab, and a few farmers from Gujarat and Maharashtra as well managed to reach Delhi on Friday and assembled at the border areas to continue their protest.

The farmers are protesting against The Farmers’ Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, 2020, The Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Act, 2020, and The Essential Commodities (Amendment) Act, 2020.

Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar has said that the Central government is ready for talks with the farmers’ unions on December 3

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Centre planning to create 5 cr employment opportunities in MSME sectors

New Delhi [India]: Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday said that the Central government is planning to create 5 crores more employment opportunities from Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sectors only.

Addressing the first-ever Virtual 2020 Horasis Asia meeting, Gadkari said: “The government is planning to create 5 crores more employment opportunity from MSME sectors only. In the coming years, India will become the top automobile manufacturing hub in the world.” “As compared with China, India has got huge potential. The availability of young talented manpower, raw material and favourable Policy of Centre and State governments is making India a favourite destination for investors to invest in India,” he said.

The Union Minister said that the government’s target is to take the MSME contribution to the economic growth from 30 per cent to 40 per cent and also increase the MSME export from 48 per cent to 60 per cent.
The event saw 400 of the foremost business and political leaders from Asia and the world gathered to overcome the profound economic, political and social disruptions caused by COVID-19.

Frank-Jurgen Richter, Chairman of Horasis said that the meeting was a great success – 400 speakers including Ministers from India, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand and Hong Kong as well as many leading captains of industry attended.

“Participants agreed to join hands and to cooperate – in the spirit of true multilateralism and public-private partnership. Asia as a region is making impressive progress in containing COVID-19, and at the same time is using the pandemic as a means for transformation – to make their respective economies more resilient and sustainable,” he said.

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Revanth Reddy says Congress is the only alternative for TRS not just in Telangana, Congress will be the one to win even at the central level.

With the elections closing up, key political parties and their reps are in the final gear of their campaigns. Operating under quite a busy schedule, Revanth Reddy, Congress Party working President, and MP, Revanth Reddy, shared his views about the issues concerning the GHMC elections.

Here are some excerpts from the interview:

Congress campaign responsibilities appear to be run by a single hand. How was the people’s mood?

Nothing like that. All the leaders of the party have taken responsibility. Malkajgiri under my Parliamentary constituency is with a majority division. I think that’s the reason to be more visible in the party.

Coming to people’s mood, they are serious about the problems around them. They are angry that the government has failed miserably in handling the floods and coronavirus issues. In the past five years, the city’s social infra has degraded. The feeling of government being irresponsible is born within people’s minds.

There are two major aspects during the campaign of the parties in greater elections. One is public issues and the other is sentimental issues. What were the effects on both aspects?

Sentiments and emotions are temporary – useful for provoking a favorable action. But a responsible political party has  to work towards solving public issues. Few parties have no experience in planning. Both parties are ruling from 7 years but development is null. And that’s why they have chosen sentiments over development as their strategy and MIM as their strategic partner. That is why they believe in sentiment and emotion. My request to the community is to not fall into that trap.

Looking at the present scenario, generally, it looks like TRS vs BJP. What is the Congress position?

That is a concept created by these parties with media’s support.. Ultimately it is not good for society. TRS vs BJP is something that is shown on Television. But on the ground, the public is waiting for the solution to their problems and development.

How is Dubbaka affecting the Greater elections?

I’ve already spoken about this on many platforms. Back in 2019, the BJP which has won 4 MPs but later at local elections, it couldn’t win 2 subsequent MPPs. The party which couldn’t reach 2000 votes in Huzur Nagar has won in Dubbaka within 6 months.  Inflating like a balloon from time to time due to circumstances and later bursting out is the nature of the party. It is going to be the same scenario with Dubbaka as well.

Leaders like Vijayashanti are leaving. Will there be an impact?

Absence of any leader would definitely impact the party. But it is a mistake to think that the party is gone if one or two members leave the party. There is indeed an effect while she left the party. Vijayashanti is well aware of the party. It would be better if she rethinks about it.

BJP is looping in national level promotors and TRS with cinema actors and social media influencers. You are the only star campaigner in the party.

Getting such big executives in a corporation campaign is evident to realise what a state of anxiety they are in. If there’s a problem tomorrow, those national leaders & influencers won’t be present. Instead, some corporator handles the situation. So, we do not want to see leaders from some other field. This is my request to the public to realise and vote.

You say that BJP, TRS and MIM are all same. But, KTR said that just because the elements are similar, how can all be the same?

When approaches differ and theories differ, how come the evaluation is similar? Situations like cancellation of large notes and GST were the elements sanctioned by the TRS party. Can TRS agree that these aspects are good? If yes, then why is KTR criticising that it’s all Tughlaq’s decisions, Modi failed in taking decisions in the country’s economic system!? In the interface behind their assessment of the elements, there is support among those three parts. The only agenda for all the three parties is to finish Congress.

What is your counterpoint on KCR success in the greater manifesto that’s attracting every common man, these days?

There’s a saying, “Amma ku annam pettanodu, pinnammaki bangaru gajulu techadanta” (The one who couldn’t afford food to mother has gifted their aunt with golden bangles). It’s the same with KCR. The guarantees given last time on manifestos aren’t done yet. Upon that, he’s been continuously crying in anguish for financial crises due to coronavirus. The fear of defeat had caught him, that if he loses, his son will lose everything. To win the elections in any way, he’s putting everything for free.

KTR said that in the past 5 years the party has beautified the city with 67000 crores, brought companies like Apple and Amazon to the city.

Utter lies! Of all the 67000 crores, only 6000 crores investment was on the capital city. All others are spent on salaries, pensions and other useless expenses. Places like Rayadurgam, Gachibowli and other relative ventures were developed by four flyovers. The rest of the city is all filled with pot-holes and it’s not even covered. Water problems are still existing. They spoke of drainage modernisation but nothing is implemented. There are no minimum measures for flood prevention. There is no Disaster manager and administration is an utter failure. Amazon and Apple are here in the city because of the previous parties’ executions. Those companies aren’t here after listening to his English or after seeing his father’s face. Hyderabad was already a renowned city in 2014 itself. TRS is not even there to rescue that city right now.

Congress and BJP both parties have failed and there needs to be an alternative is what KCR is saying!?

KCR always says, “I will not be a man with lace when election comes.” We all listen. And he said it again. It’s all a cliche’, we don’t have to care about it.

KCR says, “Without the co-operation of the state government, nothing can be done in the Greater Corporation, so it is useless to win Congress and BJP.”

This is a lie too! Greater Municipal Corporation Budget is Rs.12,000 crores. About 75-80 per cent of Telangana’s revenue comes from Hyderabad. Greater Corporation is self-sustained. KCR is bringing down the state with all the debts. He is even trying to get loans from other places. Our state is already in debts, we need to at least save our corporation.

What are the 5 great failures of TRS, according to you?

I would say utter failure rather than telling 5 failures. But, if I have to say, he made a deception about the double bedroom. He exploited the funds during the floods. 4000crores on CM relief fund was initiated. The public was left behind when corona was killing them. Roads and drainage system are completely destroyed.  Many unexpected land capturing and Naala capturing were done like never before.

KCR told that he has initiated giving Rs 10000 to the affected during floods, before being asked by the public?

The intention of helping the public is never wrong. But the malice reasons behind them should not be present. If you really are concerned and have humanity, many farmers have also died in these floods. Farmer suicides are always news nowadays. There are no predictions done on the loss of crops during floods, and there’s no help done for them. He has been cheating the public because there are elections in greater. Do you name it as ‘help’ or ‘cheating’, must be decided by the public?

In the name of sensational news, media is behind TRS, MIM and BJP only. Do you think your party went behind in this?

I’ve already spoken about this. Provocative statements made provide a space to them in the media. And now, sentiments and emotions are not what the public is waiting for. They want solutions to their problems.

TRS has a reputation in Telangana. There’s no BJP or Congress to them. What is your argument on Congress must be their alternative?

BJP is polluting the Indian politics. Wherever they step, looting MLAs, selling, exploiting government and making their own rules are evident. If it starts in Telangana, it is going to be another Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh. The repetition of conflicts of religion like 25 years back is risky to the country.

If this occurs here, we may lose the reputation of our city. We have seen BJP promises in neighbouring states and how they got cheated later. We shouldn’t let such parties get popular in our state. Our country relies on Unity in diversity. Hyderabad and Telangana must not be affected by such problems. The Congress party that has secular, democratic for the country must be the deserving one.

You have asked for 25 to 30 Corporates, seems like it is a known fact that the party is not going to win in elections. Did you get a clarity that they’ll be only limited to the opposition?

That’s not my intention. My concept is that no party should have a brutal majority. That’s the only intention we need to focus on my statement. I intend to strengthen the point in bringing the public fighters and questioning voices. We definitely want our Mayor Congress to win. At the same time, we wish to see a power that’s fighting for the public.

Can we think that this greater election results could decide the alternative to TRS in Telangana?

Congress is the only alternative for TRS not just in Telangana, Congress will be the one to win even at the central level. This is not something that will be decided over one election, it is pre-destined that Congress will always lead.

What is your message to the public for greater elections?

Think and vote. Emotions and sentiments are temporary. Don’t get decisions in the provocation. These provocative leaders won’t be seen anywhere once the elections are done. Right from ration cards to pension, from the double bedroom to drainage system problems, from issues on road to water connections, the Corporates are crucial. Homes, blackouts, currents, LRS, BRS and all are very crucial to Corporators. So, choose the party like Congress who works hard, questions the government, fights for the public, and solves their problems.

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Shri Gangadhar Reddy has been active in politics for over 15 years now and has been mentored by the likes of Gachibowli’s iconic leaders, Shri Bikshapathi Yadav and Shri Ravi Kumar Yadav.

Hyderabad, India, November  28, 2020

Elections, be it at the ward level, or national, define the course of a community’s growth. The upcoming Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) elections Telangana 2020, has emerged as an opportunity for young leaders to take charge and drive a positive change for the community and the area.

One such leader, Shri. Gangadhar Reddy is contesting from Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ticket from Gachibowli (105) division. Shri Gangadhar Reddy lived all his life in the Nallagandla region – where he saw the region transform from a small cluster of impoverished villages in the outskirts of Hyderabad – to a thriving residential hub for professionals from around the nation.

Shri Gangadhar Reddy has been active in politics for over 15 years now. Mentored by the likes of Gachibowli’s iconic leaders, Shri Bikshapathi Yadav, and Shri Ravi Kumar Yadav, he has been serving the community in his personal capacity – standing up for anyone who needed a helping hand.

Commenting on why he decided to contest in these elections, Shri Gangadhar Reddy stated, “I have lived all my life here and got the first-hand experience of the problems our people face. For the last 15 years, I operated in my personal capacity, helping anyone and everyone – but the  impact, I believe, will be much larger if the same social initiatives were implemented via formal government channels.”

Most candidates have a little idea of the community’s challenges, and hence talk about solving problems that don’t even exist. Shri Gangadhar Reddy, on the other hand, personally knows the nook and  corner of every slum, street, locality, gated community, colony and  so on. Being an active part of the community, he understands key issues and the obstacles in solving them.

Talking about his inspiration, Shri Gangadhar Reddy added, “I am a true believer in Shri Narendra Modi Ji’s ideals and initiatives. What his predecessors could just talk about – he actually implemented on the ground. Like him, I view serving the people as an accomplishment only a few can achieve.”

During the lockdown, Shri Gangadhar Reddy spearheaded food arrangements for over 80,000 people near Tellapur circle. He also provided essential supplies to daily wage earners at construction sites in areas other than Gachibowli as well. At nights, he would go around in his car, feeding stray dogs, who too were hungry, but were largely ignored by people stuck in their homes.

The inspiration behind all this, Shri Gangadhar Reddy spoke, “Since childhood, my parents and mentors made me stand for people during times of natural calamities. What started out as some initiatives towards helping  the poor, has grown into a way of life for me.” He further added, “Whether elected or not, I stay accessible, 24X7X365 days a year, to all my citizens of the Gachibowli division, ready to fight for their cause.”

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