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RBI Bars Fintech Companies From Loading Cards Using Credit Lines: 10 Points to Understand the Move
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued a notice to all non-bank entities offering payment instruments to restrict them from loading instruments including prepaid cards using credit lines. Fintech companies are currently assessing the situation.
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What is Uniswap Cryptocurrency, and Why is it Useful?
UniSwap is world’s largest decentralised exchange token based on Ethereum blockchain. These tokens are seen as guaranteed ways of briskly liquefying crypto assets for thousands of users.
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Paw-Dorable! Dog From Japan Smiles Every Time He Sees Food; Cute Pics Go Viral
Dog Viral Pics: A cute dog named 'Uni' has taken Instagram by storm, thanks to his adorable antics and the way he smiles when he's around food.
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Rockets, Cosmetic Surgery... It All Started In India, Says Gujarat University
An official diary brought out at the prestigious MS University in Vadodara has triggered a controversy with the opposition Congress and many academicians alleging that certain references in the diary hinted at 'saffronisation' of academic institutions.
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Protests By Hyderabad University Students Over Panel Report
Students at University of Hyderabad (UoH) on Friday staged a protest against the report of Justice Ashok Kumar Rupanwala Commission, terming it an attempt to shield two Union ministers and the Vice Chancellor in Dalit research scholar Rohith Vemula's suicide case.
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US Colleges Court Foreign Entrepreneurs Who Need Visas
He came to America on a student visa, earned a master's degree from Babson College and is now starting a new business, but Abhinav Sureka worries that he'll have to return to India. To stay, he needs an H-1B visa, a temporary work permit typically obtained through a lottery with lower odds of winning than a coin toss.
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US University Acquires Indian-American Author Raja Rao's Works
Renowned Indian-American author and philosopher Raja Rao's archive that includes a broad range of materials from unpublished works to manuscripts of his well-known novels has been acquired by the University of Texas for advancing the study of arts and humanities.
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Indian-American, 12, Accepted To Various Colleges, Plans To Be Doc By 18
A 12-year-old Sacramento student who already has three community college degrees and has been accepted to two University of California campuses says he plans on studying biomedical engineering and becoming a doctor and medical researcher by the time he turns 18.
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Smriti Irani Reveals 22 Fake Universities Functioning In Country
As many as 22 'fake' universities are functioning in the country, with a maximum of 9 in Uttar Pradesh and 5 in Delhi, government told the Rajya Sabha, adding states have been asked to initiate action against these.
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Number Of Indian Students In US Jumps 31 Per Cent
The number of Indian students in American universities and colleges is nearing two lakh as latest official data released today said that they now number over 194,000, a jump of more than 31 per cent in one year.
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30 Black Students 'Ejected' From Donald Trump's Rally In Georgia
About 30 black students were ejected from Donald Trump's rally in the US state of Georgia, the latest controversy to hit the Republican presidential front-runner's campaign.
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Rs 1.02 Crore Pay Package Job Bagged By Faculty Of Management Studies Student
A student of Delhi University's, Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) has bagged a placement in an international company with a pay package of Rs 1.02 crore, the highest in the history of the institution.
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Violent Protests Force South African Universities To Close
Violent demonstrations and arson attacks that burnt down campus buildings forced at least three South African universities to shut their doors today in a new wave of student protests.
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Pakistan's Bacha Khan University Reopens After Attack; Teachers Allowed Guns
The university in northwest Pakistan where Taliban gunmen killed at least 20 people last month reopened for classes today with teachers - but not students - allowed to carry weapons.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Warns Against Hate Speech, Violence, Says Won't Tolerate Discrimination
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today reiterated his commitment to protect religious freedom and said his government will not tolerate discrimination or violence against any community.
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RBI Bars Fintech Companies From Loading Cards Using Credit Lines: 10 Points to Understand the Move
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued a notice to all non-bank entities offering payment instruments to restrict them from loading instruments including prepaid cards using credit lines. Fintech companies are currently assessing the situation.
-
What is Uniswap Cryptocurrency, and Why is it Useful?
UniSwap is world’s largest decentralised exchange token based on Ethereum blockchain. These tokens are seen as guaranteed ways of briskly liquefying crypto assets for thousands of users.
-
Paw-Dorable! Dog From Japan Smiles Every Time He Sees Food; Cute Pics Go Viral
Dog Viral Pics: A cute dog named 'Uni' has taken Instagram by storm, thanks to his adorable antics and the way he smiles when he's around food.
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Rockets, Cosmetic Surgery... It All Started In India, Says Gujarat University
An official diary brought out at the prestigious MS University in Vadodara has triggered a controversy with the opposition Congress and many academicians alleging that certain references in the diary hinted at 'saffronisation' of academic institutions.
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Protests By Hyderabad University Students Over Panel Report
Students at University of Hyderabad (UoH) on Friday staged a protest against the report of Justice Ashok Kumar Rupanwala Commission, terming it an attempt to shield two Union ministers and the Vice Chancellor in Dalit research scholar Rohith Vemula's suicide case.
-
US Colleges Court Foreign Entrepreneurs Who Need Visas
He came to America on a student visa, earned a master's degree from Babson College and is now starting a new business, but Abhinav Sureka worries that he'll have to return to India. To stay, he needs an H-1B visa, a temporary work permit typically obtained through a lottery with lower odds of winning than a coin toss.
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US University Acquires Indian-American Author Raja Rao's Works
Renowned Indian-American author and philosopher Raja Rao's archive that includes a broad range of materials from unpublished works to manuscripts of his well-known novels has been acquired by the University of Texas for advancing the study of arts and humanities.
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Indian-American, 12, Accepted To Various Colleges, Plans To Be Doc By 18
A 12-year-old Sacramento student who already has three community college degrees and has been accepted to two University of California campuses says he plans on studying biomedical engineering and becoming a doctor and medical researcher by the time he turns 18.
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Smriti Irani Reveals 22 Fake Universities Functioning In Country
As many as 22 'fake' universities are functioning in the country, with a maximum of 9 in Uttar Pradesh and 5 in Delhi, government told the Rajya Sabha, adding states have been asked to initiate action against these.
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Number Of Indian Students In US Jumps 31 Per Cent
The number of Indian students in American universities and colleges is nearing two lakh as latest official data released today said that they now number over 194,000, a jump of more than 31 per cent in one year.
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30 Black Students 'Ejected' From Donald Trump's Rally In Georgia
About 30 black students were ejected from Donald Trump's rally in the US state of Georgia, the latest controversy to hit the Republican presidential front-runner's campaign.
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Rs 1.02 Crore Pay Package Job Bagged By Faculty Of Management Studies Student
A student of Delhi University's, Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) has bagged a placement in an international company with a pay package of Rs 1.02 crore, the highest in the history of the institution.
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Violent Protests Force South African Universities To Close
Violent demonstrations and arson attacks that burnt down campus buildings forced at least three South African universities to shut their doors today in a new wave of student protests.
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Pakistan's Bacha Khan University Reopens After Attack; Teachers Allowed Guns
The university in northwest Pakistan where Taliban gunmen killed at least 20 people last month reopened for classes today with teachers - but not students - allowed to carry weapons.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Warns Against Hate Speech, Violence, Says Won't Tolerate Discrimination
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today reiterated his commitment to protect religious freedom and said his government will not tolerate discrimination or violence against any community.
