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Bhairava Anthem: Kalki 2898 AD | A Mesmerizing Blend of Music and Spirituality The latest track from the much-anticipated movie Kalki 2898 AD, titled "Bhairava Anthem," features the talents of Prabhas and Diljit Dosanjh, with music composed by Santhosh Narayanan. This anthem stands out not only for its musical prowess but also for its deep spiritual undertones, rooted in chakra-based meditation. Let's delve into the essence of this captivating piece and explore its various elements. Chakra-Based Meditation Music: A Gateway to Mindfulness The "Bhairava Anthem" begins with an invitation to calm your mind through chakra-based meditation music. This type of music is designed to align and balance the seven chakras, promoting overall wellness and mental peace. The serene melodies crafted by Santhosh Narayanan are a testament to the power of music in achieving a meditative state. Lyrical Deep Dive: A Journey of the Soul Movies
  • June 18, 2024

Bhairava Anthem in Kalki 2898 AD Diljit Dosanjh and Prabhas

The latest track from the much-anticipated movie Kalki 2898 AD, titled “Bhairava Anthem,” features the talents of Prabhas and Diljit…
PM Kisan Nidhi Yojana: Prime Minister Releases 17th Installment Benefiting Over 9 Crore Farmers Introduction On June 18, 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will release the 17th installment of the PM Kisan Nidhi Yojana from Varanasi. This significant event aims to directly benefit over 9.26 crore farmers across India by transferring more than ₹20,000 crores into their bank accounts. Event Details Prime Minister Modi will be accompanied by Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, and Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, along with several other ministers. The event will witness the participation of more than 2.5 crore farmers, who will join from various agricultural centers, including 732 Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs), over 1 lakh Primary Agricultural Cooperative Societies, and 5 lakh Common Service Centers. Significance of the 17th Installment This installment marks the first distribution of funds to farmers' accounts after the Lok Sabha elections. PM Modi's visit to Varanasi will include a farmers' conference where the direct benefit transfer (DBT) will be carried out, ensuring the funds reach the farmers' bank accounts seamlessly. Ensuring Smooth Transactions Farmers who have registered under the PM Kisan Yojana can expect the 17th installment to be credited to their accounts. However, issues such as incorrect information during registration, incorrect address or bank details, or Aadhaar seeding problems in NPCI can delay the transfer. It's crucial for beneficiaries to verify their registration details to avoid any disruptions. Annual Payment Schedule The PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana disburses funds in three installments each year: The first installment is transferred between April and July. The second installment between August and November. The third installment between December and March. Each installment amounts to approximately ₹2,000 per farmer. How to Check Your PM Kisan Installment Status Farmers can check the status of their installment by following these steps: Visit the official PM Kisan website at https://pmkisan.gov.in/. On the homepage, click on the ‘Know Your Status’ option. Enter your registration number, mobile number, and the captcha code to receive an OTP. Submit the OTP to view the status of your PM Kisan installment. How to Verify Your Name in the Beneficiary List To ensure you are listed as a beneficiary under the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, follow these steps: Visit the official PM Kisan website at https://pmkisan.gov.in/. Click on the 'Farmer Corner' button. Select the 'Beneficiary List' option. Fill in the required details such as state, district, block, and village. Click on ‘Get Report’ to view the list of beneficiaries in your village. NEWS
  • June 18, 2024

PM Kisan Nidhi Yojana Prime Minister Releases 17th Installment Benefiting Over 9 Crore Farmers

On June 18, 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will release the 17th installment of the PM Kisan Nidhi Yojana from…
Telangana Government Cancels 62,600 2BHK Houses, to Get Indiramma Houses The Telangana state government has taken a decisive step to address the housing crisis by canceling 62,600 sanctioned but unconstructed double bedroom houses (2BHKs) from the previous administration. These houses, allotted during the nine-year tenure of the BRS government, remain unfulfilled, prompting the current Congress-led government to pivot towards the Indiramma housing scheme. Challenges with the Previous 2BHK Initiative Unfinished Projects and Structural Issues During its tenure, the BRS government sanctioned 2.92 lakh 2BHK houses across Telangana, with significant allocations under the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC). Unfortunately, only 1.54 lakh units were completed due to delays, financial discrepancies, and quality concerns. Many completed houses suffered from structural flaws such as water seepage and incomplete amenities, rendering them uninhabitable despite being allotted to beneficiaries. Impact on Beneficiaries and Infrastructure Approximately 20,000 houses, especially in GHMC limits, were allocated hastily before the 2023 Assembly polls, lacking essential services like water and electricity. This led to widespread rejection by beneficiaries, leaving a considerable number of houses unoccupied and deteriorating. The state estimated needing around `300 crore solely to rectify these deficiencies in GHMC-allocated houses. Government Action and the Indiramma Housing Scheme Transition to Indiramma Houses In response to these challenges, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy initiated a thorough survey to assess the status of existing 2BHK projects. The survey revealed that many contractors had abandoned their projects midway due to non-payment by the previous government, necessitating extensive repairs estimated at over `1,000 crore. Consequently, the government opted to cancel the incomplete projects and focus on the Indiramma housing scheme. Future Plans and Implementation The Indiramma housing scheme, slated to commence after the recent election code, aims to construct 4.5 lakh houses across Telangana with an investment of `22,500 crore. This initiative promises to prioritize quality construction and timely completion, addressing the failures of the previous housing projects and ensuring that beneficiaries receive habitable homes with essential amenities. Frequently Asked Questions What is the Indiramma housing scheme? The Indiramma housing scheme is a new initiative by the Telangana government aimed at constructing affordable housing units for eligible beneficiaries across the state, replacing the defunct 2BHK housing projects. Why did the government cancel the 62,600 2BHK houses? The cancellation was necessary due to widespread construction delays, poor quality of completed houses, and lack of essential amenities, making many units unfit for occupation. How will the Indiramma housing scheme be different? Unlike the previous 2BHK initiative, the Indiramma scheme promises improved construction quality, timely completion, and provision of basic infrastructure like water, electricity, and road access. Telangana State
  • June 18, 2024

Telangana Government Scraps 62,600 2BHK Houses, Shifts Focus to Indiramma Housing

Telangana Government Cancels 62,600 2BHK Houses, to Get Indiramma Houses Telangana Government Scraps 62,600 2BHK Houses, Shifts Focus to Indiramma…
10,000 Teachers to be Promoted as School Assistants The Multi-Zone 1 region (Warangal) in the state is poised to witness a significant development with nearly 10,000 teachers across 19 districts being promoted to the position of School Assistants. Reports suggest that the official orders could be announced at any moment, enabling these educators to transition to their new roles promptly. Massive Promotion for Language Scholars and PETs Out of the 10,000 teachers set for promotion, approximately 4,900 are language scholars, and 900 are Physical Education Teachers (PETs). The imminent issuance of orders in Multi-Zone 1 indicates a transformative phase for educators in these 19 districts. The new assignments will see these teachers stepping into their roles as soon as the orders are released. Secondary Grade Teachers to Benefit as Well In addition to language scholars and PETs, Secondary Grade Teachers (SGTs) will also be promoted to subject specialists. Among the total teachers receiving promotions, more than 5,800 are language scholars and PETs, marking a significant milestone in their careers. This promotion fulfills a 15-year aspiration for many language scholars and PETs who will now serve as School Assistants. Telangana State
  • June 18, 2024

10,000 Teachers Set for Promotion as School Assistants in Telangana

The Multi-Zone 1 region (Warangal) in the state is poised to witness a significant development with nearly 10,000 teachers across…
Overview of EPS Advance Withdrawal Changes Under the new guidelines, the EPFO has completely revised the statistical table used for calculating EPS advance withdrawal payments. This change will result in a reduction in the amounts received by employees who withdraw their EPS contributions before completing ten years of service. Previously, service duration was calculated in yearly increments, but now it will be calculated based on the exact number of months worked. Updated Calculation Method for EPS Withdrawals The Ministry of Labor has amended Table-D of the 1995 EPS Act to reflect these changes. According to EPFO regulations, employees who complete a minimum of ten years of EPS service are eligible for a monthly pension upon reaching the age of 58. Those with nine years and six months of service are rounded up to ten years, but those with less service are not eligible for a pension. Employees who do not complete ten years of service can withdraw their EPS contributions. Impact on Migrant Workers and Frequent Job Changers These changes will notably affect migrant workers and young professionals who frequently change jobs. Many such individuals tend to withdraw their EPS amounts after working for two to three years in a single organization. EPFO officials advise against withdrawing EPS contributions upon changing jobs or resignation. Instead, they recommend transferring the service to the new organization to qualify for a higher pension eventually. Detailed Breakdown of EPS Contributions Each employee's salary contribution towards EPS is 12%, matched by the employer. Of the employer's 12% contribution, 8.33% goes into the EPS, and the remaining 3.67% into the employee's EPF account. Since 2014, the EPFO has capped the maximum salary for EPS contributions at ₹15,000. Therefore, 8.33% of ₹15,000 (₹1,250) is directed towards EPS. Example Calculation Under New Rules Consider an employee with a basic salary plus DA amounting to ₹15,000 who resigns after working for six years and seven months. Under the old rules, this would be rounded up to seven years, and the payout calculated accordingly. For a salary of ₹15,000 and seven years of service, the payout ratio was 7.13, resulting in a total of ₹106,950 (₹15,000 x 7.13). Under the new rules, the exact number of months worked is considered. For six years and seven months, or 79 months, the payout ratio is now 6.69. Thus, the total amount received would be ₹100,350 (₹15,000 x 6.69). This new monthly-based calculation method will result in lower advance withdrawal amounts for employees. Uncategorized
  • June 18, 2024

New EPS Rule form EPFO, Impact on Lump Sum Withdrawal Amounts for Early Exit

Change in EPS Rule for Calculating Lump Sum Withdrawal Amount on Early Exit: Who Benefits, Who Loses? The Ministry of…
Ashok Kumar Appointed as Superintendent of Police, Jagtial Sri Ashok Kumar, IPS (RR:2019), previously serving as Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) in Mancherial, Ramagundam, has been transferred and appointed as the Superintendent of Police (SP) in Jagtial. He replaces Sri Sunpreet Singh, IPS (RR:2011), who has been transferred to another position. Sunpreet Singh to Lead Suryapet Police Sri Sunpreet Singh, IPS (RR:2011), formerly SP of Jagtial, is now appointed as the Superintendent of Police in Suryapet. He takes over from Sri Rahul Hedge B.K., IPS (RR:2014), who has been reassigned to a new role. Rahul Hedge B.K. Takes Over Hyderabad City Traffic Sri Rahul Hedge B.K., IPS (RR:2014), has been transferred to the role of Deputy Commissioner of Police, Traffic, Hyderabad City. He replaces Sri L. Subbarayudu, IPS (SPS:2013), who has been assigned a new position. L. Subbarayudu Reports to DGP Office Sri L. Subbarayudu, IPS (SPS:2013), following his transfer from the DCP, Traffic, Hyderabad City, is now directed to report to the Office of the Director General of Police (DGP), Telangana, Hyderabad. Srinivasa Rao Appointed as SP, Jogulamba Gadwal Sri T. Srinivasa Rao, IPS (SPS:2013), previously DCP of Balanagar Zone, Cyberabad, is now the Superintendent of Police, Jogulamba Gadwal. He succeeds Ms. Riti Raj, IPS (RR:2018), who has been reassigned. Riti Raj Joins Anti-Corruption Bureau Ms. Riti Raj, IPS (RR:2018), has been transferred to the role of Joint Director at the Anti-Corruption Bureau, Telangana, Hyderabad. D.V. Srinivasa Rao Takes Charge in Komaram Bheem Asifabad Sri D.V. Srinivasa Rao, IPS (SPS:2013), previously DCP of Medchal Traffic, Cyberabad, is now the SP of Komaram Bheem Asifabad, replacing Sri K. Suresh Kumar, IPS (SPS:2016). K. Suresh Kumar Moves to Balanagar, Cyberabad Sri K. Suresh Kumar, IPS (SPS:2016), has been appointed as the DCP of Balanagar, Cyberabad, succeeding Sri T. Srinivasa Rao, IPS (SPS:2013). Janaki Dharavath Assigned to Mahabubnagar Smt. Janaki Dharavath, IPS (SPS:2013), formerly DCP of South East Zone, Hyderabad City, is now the SP of Mahabubnagar, replacing Sri Harshavardhan, IPS (RR:2018). Harshavardhan Heads Cyber Security Bureau Sri Harshavardhan, IPS (RR:2018), is now the Superintendent of Police at the Telangana Cyber Security Bureau, Hyderabad, taking over from Sri Viswajit Kampati, IPS (RR:2013). Viswajit Kampati Assigned to CID Sri Viswajit Kampati, IPS (RR:2013), has been appointed as the SP of CID, filling an existing vacancy. B. Rajesh Takes Over in Shamshabad Sri B. Rajesh, previously SP (NC) at SIB Intelligence, has been transferred and appointed as DCP, Shamshabad, Cyberabad, replacing Sri K. Narayana Reddy, IPS (SPS:2013). Narayana Reddy Moves to Vikarabad Sri K. Narayana Reddy, IPS (SPS:2013), is now the SP of Vikarabad, succeeding Sri N. Koti Reddy, IPS (SPS:2013). N. Koti Reddy Appointed to Medchal Zone, Cyberabad Sri N. Koti Reddy, IPS (SPS:2013), is now the DCP of Medchal Zone, Cyberabad, replacing Ms. Nitika Pant, IPS (RR:2017). Nitika Pant Joins TGSP, Adilabad Smt. Nitika Pant, IPS (RR:2017), has been appointed as Commandant, 2nd Battalion, TGSP, Yapalaguda, Adilabad, succeeding Sri PJPC Chaterjee. PJPC Chaterjee to Report to DGP Office PJPC Chaterjee, Commandant of the 2nd Battalion, TGSP, Yapalaguda, Adilabad, is now directed to report to the DGP Office, Telangana, Hyderabad. Sharat Chandra Pawar Assigned to Nalgonda Sri Sharat Chandra Pawar, IPS (RR:2016), formerly SP of Telangana Anti-Narcotics Bureau, Hyderabad, has been transferred to the role of SP, Nalgonda, succeeding Ms. G. Chandana Deepti, IPS (RR:2012). Chandana Deepti Moves to Railways, Secunderabad Ms. G. Chandana Deepti, IPS (RR:2012), is now the SP of Railways, Secunderabad, replacing Smt. Shaik Saleema, IPS (SPS:2017). Shaik Saleema Assigned to Warangal Smt. Shaik Saleema, IPS (SPS:2017), has been appointed as DCP, Central Zone, Warangal, succeeding Sri M.A. Bari. M.A. Bari to Report to DGP Office Sri M.A. Bari, previously SP (NC), is now directed to report to the DGP Office, Telangana, Hyderabad. Patil Sangramsingh Ganapatrao Assigned to Centre for Good Governance Dr. Patil Sangramsingh Ganapatrao, IPS (RR:2015), who was waiting for posting, is now placed at the disposal of the General Administration Department for posting to the Centre for Good Governance, Telangana, Hyderabad. Sai Chaitanya Appointed to Anti-Narcotics Bureau Sri P. Sai Chaitanya, IPS (RR:2016), previously awaiting posting, is now the SP of Telangana Anti-Narcotics Bureau, Hyderabad. Sadhana Rashmi Perumal Moves to North Zone, Hyderabad Ms. Sadhana Rashmi Perumal, IPS (RR:2019), has been transferred to the role of DCP, North Zone, Hyderabad City, replacing Ms. Rohini Priyadarshini, IPS (RR:2012). Rohini Priyadarshini Assigned to Dichpally, Nizamabad Ms. Rohini Priyadarshini, IPS (RR:2012), is now the Commandant of the 7th Battalion, Dichpally, Nizamabad, succeeding Sri B. Ram Prakash. B. Ram Prakash to Report to DGP Office Sri B. Ram Prakash, Commandant of the 7th Battalion, Dichpally, Nizamabad, is now directed to report to the DGP Office, Telangana, Hyderabad. B. Raja Mahendra Naik Assigned to Jangaon, Warangal Sri B. Raja Mahendra Naik, previously SP (NC) at Intelligence, has been transferred to the role of DCP, West Zone, Jangaon, Warangal, replacing Sri P. Seetaram. P. Seetaram to Report to DGP Office Sri P. Seetaram, previously SP (NC), is now directed to report to the DGP Office, Telangana, Hyderabad. A. Bhaskar Appointed to Mancherial, Ramagundam Sri A. Bhaskar, formerly SP of Telangana Anti-Narcotics Bureau, is now the DCP of Mancherial, Ramagundam, succeeding Sri Ashok Kumar, IPS (RR:2019). These transfers and postings reflect the Telangana government's commitment to optimizing the administrative and operational efficiency of its police force, ensuring enhanced law enforcement across the state. Telangana State
  • June 17, 2024

28 Telangana IPS officers Transfers on 17 June 2024

The State government issued orders on Monday, transferring 28 IPS officers, including several district Superintendents of Police. Among the changes,…
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