WHAT IS HAPPENING IN GAZA STRIP??

Hamas Warns Israel :We will kidnap Israeli soldiers if you launch a ground attack on Gaza strip.

A Ball of fire seen following an early morning , Israeli air strike on Rafah in the southern Gaza strip. 

Hamas leaders issued a blunt warning to Israel against invading the Gaza strip yesterday by promising to that it would exploit any ground incursion to kidnap the Israeli soldiers .

The threat came as benjamin Netanyahu , the Israeli prime minister , pondered sending thousands of troops into tiny coastal enclave after  days of aerial and naval bombardment in which , according to united nations 100 people have been killed. 

About 33,000 Israeli reservists are mobilised near the Gaza frontier with tanks and artillery for invasion order which will signal for even bloodier phase of conflict .

Navi pillay, the UN's high commissioner of human rights , criticised Israeli's practise of targeting houses used by known militants, saying it contravened international law. Mr Netanyahu issue a stern riposte saying that international condemnation would not stop Israel from striking the terrorist who attack Israel.  He added that Israel had hit more than 1000 targets since Tuesday after launching  major offencive to deplete Hamas military strength and preparing for ground attack and all preparations is under consideration. Fawzeh Barhoom , a hamas spokesman said that such move will lead to kidnapping israeli soldiers which they will use as bait to free their detainees as they did it in past, he said referring to 2006 kidnapping of Gilad shalit, Israeli soldier who was held in Gaza for five years before his release in 2011 in exchange for more than 1000 Palestine prisoners.

The kidnap threat came from Ihab al-Ghussain , Gaza's deputy information minister and a member of hamas member , who called it "a normal response" to Israeli's actions. 

"Israel started this , so i will do whatever i can to stop them even if it means kidnapping Israelis. you still believe in peace process which didn't help our people in Israel prisons. The only way is to kidnap Israelis and use them as bait. 

The purpose of kidnapping was to touch the nerve's of Israel's leaders.Last month , three Israel teenagers were found dead in the west bank - a crime Israel blames hamas, which neither confirmed or denied the accusation. 

Diplomatic efforts to end the conflict and prevent further escalation seemed to be failing on stony ground, despite an offer by U.S president Barack Obama to help to mediate a ceasefire.while Mahmoud abbas , the Palestinian authority leader , urged the UN to negotiate a truce , Egypt- which was being asked to mediate, having helped to broker a ceasefire that ended an earlier conflict -accused both sides of being "stubborn".

Israeli air strikes killed a further 11 people in Gaza yesterday,including five members of the same family in the southern town of rafah who died when their house was struck by a missile. Latest causalities brought the number of killed to 103 including 23 children .There was little sign yesterday of that goal having been achieved as missiles continued to hit Israeli towns and cities. One struck a petrol station in ashdod, 20 miles from Gaza, injuring 8 people.Some 53 missiles landed in Israel after midnight on Thursday , while another 18 were stopped anti missile defence, Israeli army said.

ANNA UNIVERSITY RESULTS - APRIL MAY JUNE 2014 RESULTS.

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2nd SEM , 4th SEM , 6th SEM RESULTS. 

Update as on 13 july 2014.

ANNA UNIVERSITY RESULTS APRIL MAY JUNE 2014 RESULTS.  

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UPDATE AS ON 12 JULY 2014

                                      As said earlier on 7 July 2014 , Results are excepted to be announced within 48 hours. Meeting which was supposed to be held today was going here in Anna University. Database process for both regulation 2008 , 2013 as been over.  The confirm news about the timing will be intimated before 3 hours of declaration. If there is any changes , we will let you know by today evening . For further information follow us. 

ARGENTINA vs GERMANY : PREDICTIONS , HEAD TO HEAD , LINE UPS , LIVE STREAMS.

GERMANY VS ARGENTINA
 SUN, JULY 13 3:00 PM - FINAL
Estadio Maracana, Rio de janeiro

Germany made their way to finals after 2002 world cup after humiliating the Host Brazil with score of 7-1 while Argentina Saw off the Netherlands in penalty shootout to book their place in world's biggest football tournament.

Every football fans will be baiting their hearts world cup final as the hype grew as Lionel messi will be leading the upfront with Muller on the other side while rest of others will be looking forward to stymie their performance.

Germany came into tournaments as Favourites and showed what European heavyweights are capable of with their amazing performance from the start of the tournament against Portugal , they went on demolishing the Brazil in their semi's which made Klose to become the highest scoring player ever in world cup.

Muller and Klose ran down against the weakened Brazilian side who were missing their star player Neymar and Captain Silva, but with this performance can Argentina hold onto their nerves in high aggressions?This all will depend on Sabella's lineup who shut down dutch attacking strength as they didn't allow the oranje side to have any targets for 70 minutes in semis.

Germany will be looking for the possession and attacking with their star players performing well as they combinely scored17 goals in 6 matches so far in this tournament. But will they be able to Bypass the Argentina's equal strong Defencive as well as attacking squad.

Argentina route to the final may not be exiting with showering goals , but they have dominated the opponents. The team has went on to perform well whenever needed and their defence and attacking balance have brought glory to the team.

Lionel Messi ,27 who is playing his first world cup has rose up to several situations to take lead whenever needed and he is  in equal terms with German Star thomas Muller on goals with five , one behind Columbia's Rodriguez.

Messi's present in every match has caused defencive problem in opponent teams Argentineans will hope the greatest player of this generation will be able to summon the spirit of Maradona and honour the memory of recently deceased alfredo di stefano by leading them to victory on the soil of their bitterest rival.

Even Messi will be finding it difficult to  break the heavy defence by Mats Hummels, jerome boeteng , Per Mertesacker in opposition.Even if he does he has to take Manuel neuer who has been a favourite to win the golden glove in this tournament. 
Manuel neuer has been exceptionally good inside as well as outside the box as he has stepped up to be a  sweeper time and just behind the German defencive line to keep three clean sheets in total so far.

Argentina should display inch better game against the German side - play tight, field the best squad and take chances when they come. If Mascherano and his co are to display the same defence approach as against the dutch while the attacking upfront workout , they could surely curb the Germans from level to stars on their kit.

Argentina vs Germany : head to head stats

Games played  : 20

Argentina won  :  7

Germany won   :  9

Games drawn   :  4

POSSIBLE LINE UPS:

Argentina : Romero, Zabaleta, Fernandez, Garay ,Basanta, Gago,Mascherano,Perez,Messi,Lavezi,Higuain.

Germany :  Neuer, Howedes, Hummels, Boateng, Lahm,Schweinsteiger, Khedira, Kroos, Klose,Ozil,Muller. 


PREDICTIONS : The German side play solid football and their balance in team in attack as well as defence is in high line compared to the south American team.Argentina team is sure to stumble in their defence against the speedy german attack. However with Messi's magic even a goal can turn the event to their favour and make them the champions. Dreaminglend.blogspot.com predicts the game as Argentina 2 - 3 Germany.

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BUDGET 2014 : NDA GOVERNMENT'S FIRST BUDGET part 2 .

26.Budget proposes 49 per cent FDI in insurance through FIPB route

27. Our Banking system needs to be further strengthened. Need to infuse RS. 2.40 lakh crore in               our banks

28. Bank capital to be raised through retail sale of shares;  Govt to continue to hold majority in  PSU banks.

29. " Govt proposes to provide finance to 5 lakh landless farmers through NABARD ".

30. Will examine proposal to give additional autonomy to banks and make them more responsible.

31. E-visa to be introduced at 9 airports in the country.

32. Govt proposes to set up 100 smart cities. Govt to provide Rs 7,060 crore for development of such cities.

33. Public sector banks need Rs 2.40 lakh crore equity to conform with Basel-III norms by 2018.

34. Rs 50 cr set aside for indigenous cattle breed and blue revolution for inland fisheries.

35. We expect PSUs to invest Rs 2,47941 crore this fiscal.

36. Infrastructre Investment Trust being set up to finance infra projects and reduce burden on banks.

37. Rs 200 cr set aside for the Sardar Patel statue project in Gujarat .

38. Deen Dayal Upadhaya Gram Jyoti Yojana to be launched to augment power supply in rural areas.

39. Pension scheme for senior citizens being revived .

40. Govt committed to providing 24×7 power supply to all homes.

41. Rs 50,548 cr proposed for SC development .

42. EPFO will launch a unified account scheme for portability of Provident Fund accounts .

43. Govt proposes to set up committee to examine how to utilise large funds lying unused in postal schemes .

44. Govt approves minimum monthly pension of Rs 1,000 per month under EPS-95 scheme run by EPFO.

45. Committee will be set up to examine how unused money in postal schemes can be utilised .

46. Govt announces schemes for disabled persons; to set up 15 new Braille press and revive 10 existing ones.

47. Rs 14,389 crore provided for Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana.

48. Govt to launch ‘Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao’ scheme; sets aside Rs 100 crore for it.

49. Govt increaese wage ceiling for EPFO schemes to RS. 15,000 from existing Rs. 6,500 per month.

50. Rs. 3,600 crore provide for safe drinking water in 20000 habitants facing problem of impure drinking drinking water.

51. " Rs. 2.29 lakh crore allocated for Defence Budget. "

52. 4 more AIIMS in Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Vidharba and Purvanchal are under consideration; Rs 500 cr provided.

53.  Each state where there is no AIIMS will be added in the coming years.

54. Govt proposes to add 12 more medical government colleges .

55. 5 new IIMs and 5 new IITs proposed to be set up .

56. ‘Kisan’ TV channel to be launched by DD at cost of Rs 100 crore: Rs 100 crore for Community radio stations proposed.

57. FM proposes National Rural Internet and Technology Mission; Rs 500 crore set aside.

58. Metro rail services to be launched in Lucknow and Ahmedabad; Rs 100 crore set aside for it.

59. Budget proposes to set up agri-infrastructure fund at a cost of Rs 100 crore; two more agri-research intitutes in Jharkhand and Assam.

60. FM announces Rs 100 crore for modernisation of madrasas.

61. Govt sets aside Rs 200 cr for setting up of agriculture university in AP and Rajasthan, and horticulture university in Haryana, Telangana .

62. Rs 100 crore provided for providing soil card to every farmer.

63. Govt committed to achieve 4 per cent farm growth; to use new technologies to boost crop yields

64. Rs 500 crore price stabilisation fund to be set up.

65. Govt sets aside Rs 100 crore for initiating scheme to provide a soil health card and Rs 56 cr for soil testing labs.

66. No change in income tax rate; personal income tax exemption limit raised from Rs 2 lakh to Rs 2.50 lakh.

67. Education cess for all tax payers including corporates will continue Restructuring Food Corporation of India to be taken up on priority .

68. Budget proposes Rs 200 cr for setting up 2000 producers’ organisations across the country.

69.Investment limit under 80C raised from Rs 1 lakh to Rs 1.5 lakh .

70. There is need to examine financial architecture of SME sector .

71. Kakinada port and adjoining area to be developed .

72. Rs 10,000 crore venture capital fund to be set up for MSME sector .

73. Trade facilitation centres will be set up at a cost of Rs 50 crore to help handloom development .

74. Definition of MSME to be revised for high capital ceiling .

75. India has emerged as the largest PPP market in the world

76. Rs 200 cr provided for 6 more textile clusters in Rae Bareily, Lucknow, Surat, Bhagalpur, Mysore and Tamil Nadu.

77. Govt sets aside Rs 50 crore for Pashmina Production programme in Jammu & Kashmir .

78. 1,620-km Ganga inland waterway development from Haridwar to Haldia to be completed in 6 years at a cost of Rs 4,200 crore .

79. Selective Expressways parallel to industrial corridors to be taken up .

80. Ultra modern super critical power projects to be set up .

81. New airports to be developed through PPP mode .

82. Coal linkages to be rationalised to reduce power cost. 

83. Rs 4200 cr set aside for Jal Marg Vikas project on river Ganga connecting Allahabad to Haldia .

84. Rs 500 crore provided for ultra modern solar power plants in Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu and Ladakh in Jammu and Kashmir.

85. Use of piped cooking gas to be promoted on mission mode

86. CRT TVs exempted from customs duty to help poor .

87. Basic custom duty on LCD and LEDs below 19 inch reduced to zero from 10 per cent .

88. Changes in Mines and Mineral Regulation and Development Act to be introduced; royalty on minerals to be reviewed to enhance revenue for states .

89. Modern monetary policy framework needed; govt to put in place such framework in close consultation with RBI. 

90. Govt proposes developing 15,000 km additional gas pipeline through PPP mode.

91. Clarification on tax treatment of foreign funds to be announced .

92. Govt agrees in principle on consolidation of PSU banks .

93. Banks will be permitted to raise long term funds without regulatory hindrances.

94. RBI to frame policy for licensing of small banks, differential banks

95. Govt to take up pending insurance reforms bill that provides for 49 pc FDI .

96. Govt to revitalise small saving scheme; special scheme to encourage saving for girl child education and marriage to be introduced .

97. PPF investment limit increased to Rs 1.5 lakh from current Rs 1 lakh .

98. Rs 100 crore technology development fund proposed in budget .

99. Govt sets aside Rs 2,250 crore to improve weather infrastructure .

100. Rs 100 crore allocated for War Memorial and war museum at Princess Park, near India Gate in Delhi .

101. Rs 50 crore provided for setting up of a National Police Memorial .

102. Rs 200 cr allocated for preserving heritage characters of cities like Mathura and Agra .

103. Govt sets aside Rs 100 cr for inter-linking of rivers .

104. Govt announces Rs 100 cr for development of Archaeological sites; Gaya to be developed as world class tourist spot .

105. Integrated Ganga mission to be set up; Rs 2,039 crore provided in Budget .

106. Rs 50 crore set aside for modernisation of Ghats in places like Varanasi and Patna

107. NRI fund for conservation of river Ganga to be set up .

108. Rs 200 crore upgrading indoor and outdoor stadium in Jammu and Kashmir – both in Jammu and Kashmir Valley .

109. Budget proposes to set up sports university in Manipur .

110. Rs 100 crore set aside for training on sportspersons for the Asiad Games.

111. Rs 500 crore provided for rehabilitation of displaced Kashmiri migrants .

112. Rs 100 cr set aside for development of organic farming in north east region .

113. Rs 200 crore provided for power reforms, Rs 500 crore for water reforms in Delhi .

114. Govt to provide Rs 1000 cr for rail connectivity in north east region .

115. Govt announces “Arun Prabha” channel for NE region; will be 24×7 channel .

116. Non-plan expenditure pegged at Rs 12,19,892 crore for 2014-15, including fetilizer subsidy and defence spending .

117. Gross tax receipts pegged at Rs 13,64,524 crore; non-tax revenue Rs 2,12,505 crore; capital receipt Rs 73,000 crore in 2013-14

118. Income tax exemption limit for senior citizens raised from Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs 3 lakh.

119. Exemption on payment of income tax on interest paid on loans for self occupied houses raised to Rs 2 lakh from Rs 1.5 lakh.

120. 10-year tax holiday to be extended to companies that start power generation by March 31, 2017 .

121. Investment allowance of 15 per cent for three years will be allowed to manufacturing companies which invest Rs 25 crore in plant and machinery ..

122. Concensional rate of 15 per cent on dividends to continue .

123. Govt to review revised Direct Taxes Code taking into account comments from stakeholders .

124. Direct tax proposals to involve sacrifice of Rs 22,200 crore.

125. Basic customs duty reduced on items used in chemical and petrochemical sector to encourage investment .

126. Inputs used for manufacture of personal computers exempted from 4 per cent customs duty

127. Basic customs duty on basic flat stainless steel products raised to protect domestic industry to 7.5 per cent from 5 per cent.

128. Customs duty on coal rationalised to 2.5 per cent plus 2 per cent SAD .

129. Export duty on bauxite doubled to 20 per cent.

130. Excise duty on food processing and packaging machinery for fruits and vegetables reduced to 6 per cent from 10 per cent.

131. Excise duty on cetrain solar equipment exempted .

132. Excise duty on footwear reduced to 6 per cent from 12 per cent.

133. Specific excise duty on cigarettes raised in the range to 11 to 72 per cent.

134. Additional excise duty of 5 per cent levived on aerated waters with added sugar.

135. Clean energy cess increased from Rs 50 per tonne to Rs 100 per tonne .

136.  Govt announces pruning of negative and exemption list of service tax to widen tax base.

137. Govt to earn Rs 7,525 crore more from changes in indirect taxes.

138. Govt exempts loading/unloading and transportation of cotton from service tax.

139. Indian Custom Single Window Project to be taken up for facilitating trade.

BUDGET 2014 : First Budget of Narendra modi's government.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented the first budget  of NDA Government. Here are the highlights of this year's budget :

1. Two years of sub- five per cent growth has led to the challenges of the economy.

2.Green shoots of recovery seen in the global economy.

3. Slow decision making has resulted in loss of opportunity.

4. We look forward lower level of inflation .

5. Aim to achieve 7 per cent economic growth in next 3 - 4 years.

6. " Will leave no stone unturned to create a vibrant India "

7. Budget Proposes plan expenditure of Rs. 5,75,000 crore for current fiscal.

8. Anti poverty programmes will be targeted.

9. We need to revive growth particularly in manufacturing sector and infrastructure.

10. There is urgent need to generate more resource.

11. We must continue to be watchful of CAD

12. Target of 4.1 per cent fiscal deficit is daunting but accepting it as a challenge.

13. Finance Minister emphases on fiscal prudence ,  need to generate more resources.

13. Iraq crisis having impact on oil prices.

15. We must address the problem on black money fully.

16. We must take bold steps to enhance economic activity .

17. Expenditure reforms are to be viewed .

18. We are minimum government, maximum governance.

19. overall subsidy regime will reviewed. Marginalised sections and SC/ST to be protected.

20. New urea policy will be formulated.

21. This government will not ordinarily change the policies retrospectively which creates a fresh liability.

22. All the future indirect transfers under the retro tax regime will be scrutinised bya high level committee of CBDT before action is taken.

23. We are committed to provide stable tax regime which is investor friendly.

24. FDI in defence sector raised to 49 per cent.

25. Finance minister Arun Jaitley takes a 5 minute break ; Lok Sabha adjourned for 5 minutes.