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  RBI to launch first pilot of digital rupee today — Here's how it's different from cryptocurrency The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will launch the first pilot project for central bank digital currency (CBDC) or e-rupee on Tuesday, i.e. today. The pilot will see nine banks, including SBI, Bank of Baroda, HDFC Bank, Yes Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank and ICICI Bank, settling secondary market transactions in government securities. The pilot project will focus on settlement of secondary market transactions for government securities. What exactly is digital currency? Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)  is a digital form of legal tender issued by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Can it be exchanged for fiat currency? Yes, it can be one-for-one as it is a digital form of  fiat currency , i.e. the Indian rupee. Will it be available to all? It will be initially available for the wholesale segment and extended to the retail category in a month. According to RBI, a pilot project for re...

  Development of science and technology in India after Independence. Science and Technology have always been an integral part of Indian culture. Natural philosophy, as it was termed in ancient times, was pursued vigorously at institutions of higher learning.  The Indian Renaissance at the dawn of the 1900s, which coincided with the independence struggle, witnessed great strides made by Indian scientists. After nearly two centuries of despotic British rule, India gained independence in 1947. The British left India as a poor, dependent, underdeveloped, socially, and economically backward nation.  From humble beginnings, after independence, India made strides in science and technology. It was the vision of Pandit Nehru, the first prime minister of independent India, and the need of India at that time that led to the foundation of the Indian Institute of Technology in 1950 after only three years of independence. These institutes, with assistance from international institutes,...

  End of Microwave industry!!!!! Japan govt has decided to dispose of all the *Microwave Ovens* in the country before this year end. Reason for this ban: University of Hiroshima's scientists researched and found that "radio waves" from microwave ovens cause greater harm to health over the last 20 yrs, than the US atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Sep 1945. Experts found that food heated in microwave ovens has very unhealthy vibrations and radiation. All the factories of "microwave ovens" in Japan are being closed. S Korea announced plans to close all "microwave ovens" factories by 2021, and China by 2023. A conference on cancer prevention held @ Kashira Cancer Center recommended: 1. No Refined oil 2. No Milk of animal origin (recommended soya milk) 3. No Food cubes (chicken broth spices like Maggie etc) 4. No Soda (32 pieces of sugar per liter) 5. No Refined sugar 6. No Microwave ovens 7. No mammogram before birth, except echocardiography 8. No...

  Russia Becomes India's No.1 Oil Supplier Overtaking Saudi Arabia & Iraq Moscow’s record 946000 barrels per day of crude to New Delhi in October accounts for 22% of total imports, as opposed to Iraq's 20.5% and Saudi’s 16%. (Energy cargo tracking firm  Vortexa ) Overall crude import also went up 5% from the month before, with Russia’s share rising 8%. India has also for the first time imported more seaborne Russian crude than Europe, while China has emerged as the largest buyer of seaborn Russian oil with 1 million barrels per day https://jobs-across.blogspot.com / https://inspiringstories-001.blogspot.com / https://tech-santhosh.blogspot.com Like  / Follow / comment 

You can create a multi billion company even if you start with a small team. Don't believe it? Several industry giants like WhatsApp and Craigslist made their first billion with small teams. So many people tell me, I’d achieve so much more if I had more employees. But I’ve found, it’s not the number of people but their efficiency that determines success. Did you know…? · WhatsApp had a team of just over 50 employees when Facebook eyed them for $19 billion deal. · WikiHow generated a $5 million revenue with just 25 employees. · Craigslist, everyone’s got-to site, entered the billion-dollar club with just 50 employees. · Instagram reached a milestone of 30 million users with just 13 employees and was acquired by Facebook for $1 billion. · Mojang was creating billion-dollar profits with a team of just 50 employees before they were acquired by Microsoft for $2.5 billion. Efficiency is the key to climb the ladder of success. Everything else is secondary.