InvestMentor Stocks: Decoding the Stock Market

InvestMentor Stocks: Decoding the Stock Market

by | Nov 2, 2020 | Press Releases

InvestMentor, a Delhi based stock trading community aims to deliver positive returns to their clients using their knowledge, experience, and strategies.

The Stock Market is a road less travelled by the most Indians. It’s a journey where many investors often encounter a dilemma whether to pursue it or not. To decode the dilemma of investing and trading optimally, New Delhi based InvestMentor Stocks aims to change the scene and pave the way to the success for other investors.

When the world came to a standstill due to the pandemic, two independent traders came together and converted this distressed time into an opportunity to become India’s fastest growing Stock Trading Community and Advisory Firm. Today, after conceiving it fruitfully, they offer training, mentorship, portfolio management to deliver positive returns to their members and clients.

The founders, Dhruv Tuli and Dhaval Mehta met each other during their college time at Hansraj College, University of Delhi. They both have been trading since a relatively young age of 17 from their parents’ accounts. They suffered initial losses and subsequently spent hours in front of charts every single day. After spending much time nourishing their skills and expertizing the field, they formulated and recently patented their “DD11 Strategy” using which they multiplied their investment for more optimum results. This strategy is now being used by over 1000’s of people across the globe for Intraday Trading.

Their first break was back during their college days when they helped one of their friends decoding the dilemma in the Stock Market. Soon, he ended 36 consecutive trading days in profit. It gave both of them the confidence to share their knowledge, experience, and strategies with people who are eager wanted to learn, improve, or satisfy their hunger high margin profits rather than just trading alternatively.

To cater the audience or clients to optimize the end results the company offers live training, personal sessions, portfolio management service, courses, and advisory services for anyone aspiring to earn from the Stock Market. The firm is registered with the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE).

  “You just required a laptop, a phone, a good internet connection, and of course a will to succeed to be able to learn consistently and earn high profits from the Stock Market” – said the founders from their years of experience. Today, the members of IM include businessmen, big corporate names, students, housewives, new traders and even experienced ones, all under a single umbrella. IM Stocks has attracted the attention of many with their strategies, expertise, services, and a track record of delivering results. They have expanded their member base to over 5 countries with NRI’s on board as well.

Dhruv and Dhaval are both considered as multi-asset traders, portfolio managers, and mentors catering their services all over the globe in the field of Stock Market. With over 50k followers on Instagram, they are well set for more exponential growth in the coming months. The founders aim to make IM Stocks the largest and most successful stock trading community India has ever seen. They see IM as a community of successful traders, people who joined the firm as beginners, after completion of the 4-month journey with them, turned into successful traders and investors.

“My father is not a weak-willed man,” says Kapil Pashankar, son of Gautam Pashankar

by | Oct 31, 2020 | Press Releases

In an exclusive conversation with Digpu News, Kapil Pashankar talks about the latest developments in the Gautam Pashankar missing case.

The Chairman of Pune’s leading two-wheeler dealership agency in Pune, Pashankar Auto Pvt Ltd, went missing ten days ago on the 21st of October. Gautam Pashankar left a note stating none should be held responsible for his actions.

The note further said that Gautam Pashankar had been suffering losses in business for the last 3 years now and due to his decisions, his family is facing troubles. A missing complaint was also registered at the Shivaji Nagar Police Station, Pune.

In an exclusive conversation with Digpu News, Kapil Pashankar talked at length about the latest developments in the case.

Kapil said,” My father is not a weak-willed man to run away from anything, whatever the circumstances be. He is a strong person who has fought all hurdles and situations in his life. Even in the worst situations, we have held our moral high ground.”

About some severe situations in the past, Kapil remembers,” We are known for our automobile business. In the past, we had suffered some losses but we were never in denial about it. Me and my father, Gautam Pashankar, didn’t deter. We faced people, spoke to the banks and sorted out all the affairs. That’s how we bounced back smoothly.”

Gautam Pashankar‘s son Kapil Pashankar had earlier denied all such claims of any recent business turmoil leading to the incident. However, after taking cognizance of all recent events in his father’s life, Kapil Pashankar named few suspects yesterday in the Gautam Pashankar missing case.

“Now, I see no reason to do this. I work in a different office actually. However, after this incident, I went to my father’s office and tried to understand the intricacies of the situation. It was then that I suspected a few people whom I have named before the Commissioner Of Police recently.”

The Pune Police is working on every possible lead in the Gautam Pashankar missing case. An official in the Shivaji Nagar Police Station said that 5-6 search parties are working on the case tirelessly.

Gautam Pashankar’s son Kapil said, “I have done all that I could have. I have employed all resources I have. I have connected to all relatives, friends, acquaintances, even his school friends. What more can I say?”

He quickly adds,” My father is a simple man. Even if he has left the note himself, which is highly impossible that he has executed this all by himself. He has gone through a lot in his journey to date but he never spoke about it with an open heart. That’s because my father is a man of few words.”

On being asked about the approach of Pune Police to the Gautam Pashankar Missing case, Kapil Pashankar said,” The police is trying their best. The Police Commissioner and the police officer-in-charge of the case have assured me of a positive response.”

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Airtel Broadband in J&K: High-Speed Internet a distant dream in J&K with Biannual and annual plans

Airtel Broadband in J&K: High-Speed Internet a distant dream in J&K with Biannual and annual plans

by | Oct 31, 2020 | Press Releases

Jammu and Kashmir is already deprived of high internet speed. The fact that Airtel has made semi-annual and annual plans a compulsion in the UT only adds insult to injury.

Over 12 month after the Government Of India announced a blanket ban on internet services in Jammu and Kashmir, the Newly formed UT has still no access to high-speed internet.

While the country is getting ready to witness the 5G technology, most parts of the UT of Jammu and Kashmir are still struggling with 2G internet.

While BSNL remains a key player in the broadband service providers in J&K, several local players along with Airtel is trying to amass more subscriptions to its name. This competition comes with its own set of complications.

Airtel Broadband Services In J&K have only rolled out bi-annual and annual subscriptions as yet. The 100 Mbps connection for a bi-annual plan comes at INR 5230 (inclusive of taxes) while the 300 Mbps connection is priced at around INR 6450 (inclusive of taxes). After completion of the first 6 months, one can renew the subscription as per choice. There are monthly plans available after that.

Airtel Broadband in J&K High-Speed Internet a distant dream in J&K with Biannual and annual packages - Digpu News

Rajeev (name changed), who was forced to travel to his hometown J&K due to the pandemic says, “I live in a metro city. When flights to the UT were started, I came home. The biggest shock was the slow internet. It was difficult to even check my mails. I enquired on the Airtel and BSNL website. However, I did not get any response from both. Luckily, an acquaintance connected me to the right person from Airtel.”

Also Read: Economy, Education And 4G – Kashmiris have more worries than just COVID-19

While people have chosen Airtel over BSNL in most cases due to better speed, but not all can afford the bi-annual subscription in one go. The pandemic has left people struggling to make ends meet. Many people working from their homes and students who are now forced to be glued to their phones for studies are at the crossroads.

In conversation with Digpu News, an Airtel executive requesting anonymity said, “Rolling out only bi-annual and annual subscriptions to a new user is a strategy pushed from the Marketing Team of Airtel. Our services are new in the UT and we are trying to set our foot in the market.”

“Well, you see people are giving in to it because some people can’t compromise with their internet connection because their livelihoods now depend on their work-from-home schedules. We are definitely looking into easing the subscription for our customers, but at the moment, there is nothig else to say about it.”, the executive said.

On being asked about people unable to pay these heavy charges at once, the Executive said,” Earlier we use to charge around INR 80 per metre as the ground charge in addition to the installation charges. Now, there are just installation charges to be paid by the customer. I am sure we will roll out something better for our customers in the new year.”

We hope Airtel rethinks on their marketing strategies and tries to provide some relief to their customers.

Also Read: Amid pandemic, ‘ideal school’ wish comes true for students in Pulwama village

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NoPaperForms goes on a shopping spree, acquires Delhi based ParentsApply

NoPaperForms goes on a shopping spree, acquires Delhi based ParentsApply

by | Oct 31, 2020 | Press Releases

Hot on the heels of acquiring Intelliadmissions, NoPaperForms has acquired yet another School Application Platform to spearhead digitization of School Admissions and further strengthen UniApply, its Common Application Platform. 

Gurugram –

NoPaperForms, the Enrolment Automation Giant,  is fast forwarding its growth trajectory by a series of inorganic acquisitions. Right after it acquired Intelliadmissions in Mumbai last week, NoPaperForms today announced its second acquisition of Delhi based ParentsApply, in an all cash deal for an undisclosed amount.

Discussing the acquisition, Mridul Batra of ParentsApply commented: “We were a small network of private schools in Delhi who were intent on making admissions hassle-free and paperless. What began as a young venture in 2017, now boasts of over 44 schools and about 30,000 applications in Delhi. The robust tech platform and the depth of UniApply would add tremendous value to our partners, keep our vision intact, and hence the merger.”

NoPaperForms goes on a shopping spree, acquires Delhi based ParentsApply

ParentsApply is a niche product developed by a team whose understanding of the pain points of the market is substantial and in depth which remains the core value add that UniApply sees in the current acquisition. The icing on the cake is the marque set of clients that ParentsApply boasts of, that would leapfrog UniApply’s presence in the crucial Delhi NCR Region. 

Commenting on the acquisition, Gaurav Singh, Vice President Product and Growth, UniApply said “The acquisition of  ParentsApply will not only add substantially to the client base of UniApply in Delhi but also contribute tremendously to our knowledge base.  The founders of  ParentsApply bring to the table a deep knowledge of the actual pain points that the schools face and that is quite invaluable.” 

UniApply is a Common Application Platform. With its revolutionary “One Form, Many Schools” approach it makes it possible for parents to apply to various schools in one go. With over 30,000 verified parents visiting the site daily, UniApply is fast replacing the ever tiring and outdated school admission process.

“It adds significant value to the UniApply mission”, said Naveen Goyal, Founder and CEO, NoPaperForms, on the acquisition. “ParentsApply’s reach, awareness, and wisdom, will considerably reduce the lead time for us in conquering the Delhi NCR Region and will go a long way in contributing to our goal of reaching out to 100 cities by next year,” he further added. 

About UniApply:

UniApply is a Common Application Platform, which simplifies the entire school Search, Application, and Enrolment process for Parents and Students alike. It makes it easy for you to apply to various schools using one single form. Leave all the hassle of filling multiple forms and save on your time and effort. At the same time, UniApply enables schools to seamlessly accept applications.

For more information visit: uniapply.com

About NoPaperForms:

NoPaperForms is the country’s largest Enrolment Automation Platform that is loved and trusted by over 300 institutions across the country and the world. NoPaperForms’ awarding winning product suite and solutions enable and equip admission and marketing teams across institutions to prime their admissions for success in all aspects: conversions, returns, and efficiency. Headquartered in Gurugram, the company has its offices in 6 other cities including Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai, and Ahmedabad.

For more information visit: nopaperforms.com

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YouTube brings new feature to filter out liked videos from YouTube Music

by | Oct 31, 2020 | Press Releases

Online video sharing platform for music – YouTube Music introduces a new feature which allows users to hide liked YouTube videos.

The new feature on YouTube Music now no longer expects that the user needs to keep similar library of liked songs from YouTube. The new feature separated the liked videos on Library of YouTube Music on the YouTube videos application.

Moreover, before the appearance of this new feature, whenever a user liked a video on YouTube, it affected the music discovery service on YouTube Music. Since the taste of music changes after some time, the liked library on YouTube may not represent the same preferences in the YouTube Music app. A few users on Reddit have confirmed that Google is presently letting the users to hide the liked YouTube video on YouTube Music.

Users can press the single option and separate out their liked library on YouTube Music. There is a new dedicated option available to hide the liked YouTube videos on YouTube Music under the Settings Menu.

In order to access the feature, the user needs to go to the Settings menu and switch off the ‘Show your liked music from YouTube’ option. However, note that this feature is a one-sided. Which means – this feature will hide liked YouTube videos on YouTube Music. But anything that the user likes on YouTube Music will show up on YouTube video library section. Furthermore, this component will deal with the account that has been logged into the YouTube Music real time feature.

Geographical availability of YouTube Music

The service is available in 95 countries: American Samoa, Argentina, Aruba, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bermuda, Bolivia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Cayman Islands, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Salvador, Estonia, Finland, France, French Guiana, French Polynesia, Germany, Greece, Guadeloupe, Guam, Guatemala, Hong Kong, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Latvia, Lebanon, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macau, Malta, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Norway, Northern Mariana Islands, Oman, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, Turks and Caicos Islands, Thailand, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States, United States Virgin Islands, Uruguay and Venezuela.

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Armenia, Azerbaijan pledge to avoid targeting residential areas

by | Oct 31, 2020 | Press Releases

Foreign ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan on Friday agreed to not focus on civilians and non-military objects as per international humanitarian law.

The two sides will likewise begin to recover and exchange remains on the war zone, and provide a list of currently detained war prisoners for eventual exchange, as per an announcement by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Minsk Group co-chairs. They will likewise give a hard copy of remarks and questions related to possible ceasefire verification mechanisms as per thing 2 of the Oct. 10 joint statement, the announcement said.

On Friday, the Co-Chairs of the OSCE Minsk Group, specifically Igor Popov of Russia, Stephane Visconti of France, and Andrew Schofer of the United States, met independently and together with Armenian Foreign Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan and Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov in Geneva.

The Co-Chairs once again called on the sides to implement, in full, their commitments, including the immediate establishment of a humanitarian ceasefire, in accordance with the October 10 Moscow Joint Statement, which the sides reaffirmed with Paris on October 17 and in Washington on October 25,” the statement said.

It added that the co-chairs will keep working with the sides seriously to locate a serene settlement of their most recent clash.

Armenia and Azerbaijan have been at loggerheads over the uneven district of Nagorno-Karabakh since 1988. Peace talks have been held since 1994 when a ceasefire was reached, however there have been inconsistent minor conflicts. Another round of armed conflict broke out along the contact line on Sept. 27.

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IIT-Roorkee group creates bacterial biosensor to recognize polluting detergents

IIT-Roorkee group creates bacterial biosensor to recognize polluting detergents

by | Oct 31, 2020 | Press Releases

Team of 5 members at IIT – Roorkee have built world’s explicit bacterial biosensor that detects the presence of ecological poison

The bacterial biosensor detects the presence of basic ecological poison, Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate/Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SDS).

SDS is broadly utilized in cleansers, toothpaste, creams, shampoos, clothing cleansers in housefolds, farming activities, research centers, and industries. Its disposal in waterways causes unsafe consequences for aquatic life forms, ecological microcosms, and related living beings other than deteriorating the nature of drinking water. This objective of the study was to develop a novel biosensor for the detection of a detergent Sodium Dodecyl Sulphate /Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SDS) in environmental samples.

“Until now, there were no specific biosensors developed to date for the detection of SDS with high precision. The IIT Roorkee team has developed a whole-cell biosensor using Pseudomonas aeruginosa PAO1 strain as a framework (chassis). The system involves a highly specific regulator along with a fluorescent protein that is produced only when SDS is present in the sample. The system can even detect 0.1 ppm of SDS in aquatic samples,” the release stated.

This biosensor is explicit for SDS and has negligible impedance from other cleansers, metals, and inorganic particles present in the environment. In contrast to traditional techniques, it can undoubtedly recognize intently related cleansers SDS and SDBS (Sodium Dodecylbenzenesulfonate).

Pseudomonads have an inherent capability to be used as an optimal destination framework for synthetic biology applications. The selected species of Pseudomonas can be engineered to detect various chemicals owing to their resilient nature to survive and adapt to harsh environmental conditions. The highlight of this research is the development of the world’s first whole-cell bacterial biosensor for the direct, specific and efficient detection of SDS without involving sample preparation steps, toxic chemicals, sophisticated polymers and sensor development steps,” said Sourik Dey, final year MSc student at IIT Roorkee.

“SDS, if untreated, can harm the marine biodiversity and cause pollution of land and water-bodies. The highlight of this biosensor is its sensitivity to even minute quantities of SDS in the environment and its ability to distinguish between SDS and SDBS,” said Prof Naveen Kumar Navani, Department of Biotechnology, IIT Roorkee.

The biosensor showed a satisfactory and reproducible recovery rate for the detection of SDS in real samples of sewage water, river water, and pond water.

As per the release, SDS has diverse applications in the industrial sector as an emulsifier, food processing agent, stabilizer, leather softening, foaming, flocculating, and cleaning agent. It is the key pollutant in domestic discharges and industrial effluents. The constant deterioration of the quality of drinking water and the harm caused to marine life are some of the major concerns.

“SDS has harmful effects on the survival and breeding of organisms in the aquatic ecosystem as it hampers their biological processes such as solubilization of phosphate, reduction of ammonia, nitrogen fixation and photosynthesis,” the release said.

It can cause dermal and ocular irritation, cardiac anomaly, hemolysis, tachycardia, kidney failure, and even death. SDS can also disrupt biological wastewater treatment processes and cause problems in sewage aeration and treatment facilities owing to its high foaming capacity.

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6.6-magnitude earthquake strikes Aegean Sea

by | Oct 31, 2020 | Press Releases

Many feared trapped after buildings collapse in Turkey earthquake

Ankara [Turkey] –

A 6.6-magnitude earthquake occurred on Friday in the Aegean Sea off Turkey’s western region of Izmir, the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) tweeted.

The quake, which was felt intensely in Izmir, caused great panic, according to press reports. At least 10 buildings were collapsed in the district of Bayrakli alone.

A few recordings circulated by the telecaster demonstrated some fallen structures.

Bilim Ertekin, a retired 80-year-old Izmir resident, disclosed that some serious cracks occurred on the walls of his apartment in the Karsiyaka locale.

Nearby authorities have been attempting to determine the extent of the harm over the area.

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Zoom rolls out new feature: To see spoken words into caption

by | Oct 31, 2020 | Press Releases

Communications tech company Zoom is banding together with transcription service Otter.ai to make the video decision experience better.

Otter.ai is banding together with Zoom to launch live captioning for all Zoom calls. The feature is accessible as long a user has a Zoom for Otter for Business account or a Zoom Pro record or higher. As indicated by Otter.ai, when the user turns the feature on with Otter Live Notes integrated into your Zoom account, the user will be able to see any spoken words turned into highly accurate captions near the bottom of your screen.

This service relies on technology that Otter.ai already provides in its current services, such as taking automatic meeting note transcriptions. Since the captions depend on Otter Live Notes being activated, the live captions will also be transferred to transcription in the Otter Live Notes web browser tab, which you can launch through the tab in Zoom.

“By adding this new feature, Otter.ai removes the significant problem of miscommunication from remote work, heightening organizations’ productivity and efficiency,” said Sam Liang, CEO and founder of Otter.ai, in a press release.

The organization additionally plans this service to help foster accessibility for the individuals who find hard in hearing or almost deaf, or who utilize English as a subsequent language.

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Lead India Foundation Receives World Book Of Record Certification

by | Oct 31, 2020 | Press Releases

The world record has been created for a celebration of Dr APJ Abdul Kalam’s 90th Birth Anniversary.

The Lead India Foundation organised a 24 Hours Live Webinar with 148 Leading speakers from 47 countries to celebrate Dr APJ Abdul Kalam’s 90th Birth anniversary. The World Book of Record (10 Sessions for about 24 hours) started on Oct 15, 2020, at 5:00 PM IST and valedictory on Oct 16, 2020, at 5:00 PM IST.

Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, the 11th President of India, initiated the Lead India Movement to Transform Youth into Responsible Citizens and engages them in Developing the Nation. The Lead India Foundation (USA), is a brainchild of Dr. Kalam’s VISION 2020 and founded with a mission to provide affordable quality Healthcare, affordable quality Education, Preserve & protect the planet for future generations and Develop Spiritual Families to establish Peace & Harmony in the society.

The key component of the VISION 2020 is the PURA [Providing Urban Amenities in Rural Areas] program to provide: Electronic connectivity, Health connectivity, Education connectivity, Grid Independent Energy Connectivity, which will lead into Financial Connectivity and develop the nation holistically, reduce migration of rural population into overcrowded urban areas.

Dr Kalam also realized the human resource potential of India. About 65% of the Indians are below 35 Yrs; 55% are below 25Yrs and 35% are below 15 Yrs: and the average working age of Indian will be about 29Yrs, youngest workforce and 1/5th of the working in the World of Indian origin, he felt, we must transform them into responsible citizens to avoid disaster to India and the world. Lead India conducts a value-based leadership training program to Transform Youth into Responsible Citizens and engages them in Developing the Nation.

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