The Union Public Service Commission have finalized Recruitment Results for the month of February, 2024. The recommended candidates have been informed individually by post. Applications of other candidates were duly considered but regretted that it has not been possible to call them for interview/recommend them for the post. Click here to see the result.
4th Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Startup Forum
The fourth edition of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Startup Forum was organized on 19th March 2024 in New Delhi. The initiative focused on broadening startup interactions among the SCO Member States, fostering an environment conducive to innovation, promoting job creation, and inspiring young talent to develop innovative solutions.
The plenary session of the forum witnessed physical participation from SCO Member States including a delegation of SCO startups, nodal agencies for startups at the Member States, senior government officials and diplomats. Secretary, Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Shri Rajesh Kumar Singh delivered the keynote address highlighting the role of the Startup ecosystem in boosting the economy of a nation. Joint Secretary, DPIIT, Shri Sanjiv addressed the delegation about India’s startup journey and initiatives for promoting startups by the Government of India.
A showcase opportunity at the SCO Pavilion was provided where over 15 SCO startups showed their products and services. The showcase provided networking opportunities designed to inspire, educate, and empower these entrepreneurs. In addition, the delegates also attended a workshop conducted by Startup India on ‘Establishing a Seed Fund: A Strategic Approach to Fostering Innovation and Entrepreneurship’. The workshop included an interactive session to understand various models of setting up seed funds to support early-stage startups. The workshop provided participants with comprehensive insights into the strategic planning and execution involved in setting up a seed fund.
All Member States agreed to create a Special Working Group for Startups and Innovation (SWG) at the Summit of SCO Heads of State in Samarkand, Uzbekistan on 16th September 2022. Given the importance of innovation and entrepreneurship in driving and diversifying an economy, India had proposed this initiative in 2020 to create a new pillar of cooperation between the SCO Member States. The SWG was created with the vision of fostering collaboration among SCO Member States, to not only benefit the startup ecosystem, but also accelerate regional economic development. In 2023, after multiple rounds of meetings chaired by DPIIT, the Member States decided to approve and adopt the Regulations of the SWG to be permanently chaired by India in SCO.
DPIIT has organised various initiatives for the startup ecosystems.By leading such engagements, India undertook an opportunity to expand the innovation footprint, knitting the whole ecosystem together and inspiring other SCO Member States to take up similar programs. The startup engagements are organised by India with the objective of empowering the local startup ecosystems in the SCO Member States and providing value to startups through mentoring and enabling access to investor and corporate engagement activities.
Going forward, India will host the second meeting of the SWG in November 2024 and SCO Startup Forum 5.0 in January 2025. Previously, Startup India had organized various initiatives for SCO Member states including:
1. SCO Startup Forum 1.0: The SCO Startup Forum in 2020 laid the foundation for multilateral cooperation and engagement for startups among the SCO Member States.
2. SCO Startup Forum 2.0: The two-day Forum was held virtually in 2021 through a customized platform representing the Indian culture in augmented reality. SCO Startup Hub, a single point of contact for the SCO startup ecosystem, was launched in this forum.
3. Focused Mentorship Program: A 3-month long virtual mentorship series ‘Starting-Up’ in 2022 was organized for the nominated startups, to build capacity among the SCO Startup founders. A total of 100+ hours of mentorship was provided to the startups.
4. SCO Startup Forum 3.0: DPIIT organised the first ever physical SCO Startup Forum in 2023 for the SCO Member States. The delegates attended a workshop on ‘Role of Bilateral and Multilateral Engagement in developing startup ecosystem’, followed by an incubator visit at IIT Delhi.
5. 1st Meeting of the SWG:The first Meeting of the SCO Special Working Group on Startups and Innovation (SWG), permanently chaired by India, was organised on the theme ‘Growing from Roots’ in 2023. 25 representatives from the 9 SCO Member States participated in the meeting and presented their respective startup ecosystems and prospective areas of collaboration related to the agriculture and animal husbandry sectors covered in the theme.
41st Steering Committee Meeting of International Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells
The 41st Steering Committee Meeting of the International Partnership for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells in the Economy (IPHE) is being convened in New Delhi, India during March 18 – 22, 2024. The first day of the five-day meeting has been organised as IPHE Academic Outreach at IIT Delhi, on March 18, 2024, where the conference delegates provided valuable insights into the future of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies.
Addressing the inaugural session, Principal Scientific Advisor, Govt. of India, Prof. Ajay Sood pointed out that while hydrogen is not a very new technology, there is a need to work together to make it more economical and cleaner. He emphasized on the importance of skill development and R&D in the sector and mentioned that besides the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, various other Ministries of the Government of India are also taking efforts for adoption of Green Hydrogen. The Principal Scientific Advisor highlighted that the major areas of work in the hydrogen value chain include five components, namely, Production, Storage, Transportation, Distribution & Consumption.
Additional Secretary, Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, Shri Sudeep Jain highlighted the importance and challenging nature of climate change. He emphasized the work, collaboration and partnership that would be required from academia and research institutes for facilitating energy transition and development of the hydrogen sector. He mentioned about the importance of moving away from grey hydrogen and bringing about a larger share of green hydrogen. Vice-Chairperson, IPHE, Mr. Noe Van Hulst mentioned India as an economic powerhouse, an engine of global economy and a decisive actor in shaping the clean energy future. He put emphasis on the requirement of skills, educational outreach and Research & Innovation in shaping the future of Clean Hydrogen and the role of academia in this regard.
Dean (R & D), Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, Prof. Naresh Bhatnagar highlighted the involvement of IIT Delhi in R&D of vehicles run on hydrogen, for the past two decades. He informed about courses offered by the institute at undergraduate, masters and PhD levels on various subjects in energy systems and also about the R&D being conducted at IIT Delhi on high-pressure storage at 750 bar Hydrogen cylinder.
Chief Executive Officer, Avaada Group, Shri Kishor Nair talked about India’s and other countries’ initiatives towards Energy Transition and their Net Zero commitments. He also requested Academia, Research & Innovation fellows to come forward with technology ideas to make hydrogen production, storage, transportation and applications more efficient and cost-effective.
In his welcome remarks, Joint Secretary, Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, Shri Ajay Yadav mentioned the importance of Green Hydrogen as an alternative fuel of the future and highlighted the steps being taken by the Government of India for promoting green hydrogen under the National Green Hydrogen Mission.
The event also featured engaging activities including poster presentations and a quiz competition, culminating in the announcement and prize distribution to three winners in each competition.
The IPHE Academic Outreach also featured two insightful panel discussions. The first panel discussion titled “Empowering Expertise: Cultivating Skill Development in the Clean / Green Hydrogen Arena,” focused on development of the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive in the clean / green hydrogen sector. The panel highlighted the requirement of skilled personnel in the field of Green Hydrogen, requiring different sets of safety, security and regulatory standards. The need for new skill interventions for the thematic areas and for hands-on training for the green hydrogen sector was also highlighted by the Panel.The second panel discussion titled “Unveiling the Future: Clean / Green Hydrogen Technologies and Its Transformative Applications,” explored the frontiers of clean / green hydrogen research and innovation, discussing its transformative potential across various industries. Considering the present cost of production of hydrogen, its storage, transportation and consumption, the panel expressed the need to bring down these costs by technology improvement, efficient production / utilisation through R&D and by increasing the demand through regulatory framework.
About IPHE | The IPHE, established in 2003, comprises 23 member countries and the European Commission, and is dedicated to advancing hydrogen and fuel cell technologies globally. The biannual IPHE Steering Committee Meetings serve as a crucial platform for fostering international collaboration and coordination among member countries, stakeholders, and decision-makers. These meetings facilitate information exchange on policy and technical developments, helping to identify key areas for collaboration which inform subsequent initiatives in member countries.
DG CSIR chairs SVASTIK Monitoring Committee Meeting
The CSIR-National Institute of Science Communication and Policy Research (CSIR-NIScPR) celebrated a significant milestone with the inauguration of its Main Gate at its Pusa Campus on March 21st, 2024. Dr. N. Kalaiselvi, Director General of CSIR and Secretary of DSIR inaugurated the ceremony. Prof. Ranjana Aggarwal, Director of CSIR-NIScPR, delivered the welcome address.
Dr. Kalaiselvi, DG CSIR, said, “CSIR-NIScPR is fostering connectivity among all labs, spearheading the efforts of its Science Media Communication Cell (SMCC). S&T column will now be prominently featured in the ‘Employment News’ publication of Ministry of I&B.”
Dr. Kalaiselvi added, “Utilizing a comprehensive array of tools and cutting-edge data technologies, CSIR-NIScPR is poised to develop an innovative software solutions or transformative tools, facilitating efficient communication and collaboration across scientific domains while advancing research dissemination and outreach efforts.”
Dr. Kalaiselvi later visited the SVASTIK Exhibition and chaired the Monitoring Committee Meeting. The event underscored CSIR-NIScPR’s unwavering commitment to science communication. CSIR-NIScPR is a premier institute under the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), specializing in science communication and evidence-based Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI) policy research. It was established in 2021 with the merger of CSIR-National Institute of Science Communication and Information Resources (CSIR-NISCAIR) and CSIR- National Institute of Science, Technology and Development Studies (CSIR-NISTADS).
CSIR-National Institute of Science Communication and Policy Research (CSIR-NIScPR) hosted the monitoring committee for communicating India’s scientifically validated traditional knowledge to the society branded as SVASTIK (Scientifically Validated Societal Traditional Knowledge) on March 21st, 2024, at 3:00 pm. The meeting was chaired by Dr. (Mrs.) N. Kalaiselvi, Director General, CSIR & Secretary DSIR. Prof. Ranjana Aggarwal Director, CSIR-NIScPR, welcomed the experts and delivered her introductory remarks on SVASTIK activities. Eminent experts, including Dr. A. Raghu (Deputy Director General Health Services, Ministry of AYUSH), Dr. Subhasis Chaudhari (Director, IIT Bombay), Dr. Anita Aggarwal (Head SEED and State S&T Programme, DST), Dr. Anil Kumar (ADG, Coordination ICAR) attended the meeting.
Coordinator SVASTIK Dr. Charu Lata, gave a detailed update on SVASTIK activities and its digital footprint through her presentation. During the meeting, the second volume of the book SVASTIK Stories: Indian Traditional Knowledge through the Lens of Science, and a special issue of the Indian Journal of Traditional Knowledge on Communication & Dissemination of Traditional Knowledge were released. Members of the monitoring committee appreciated the initiatives and suggested measures for communicating and disseminating Indian traditional knowledge across various domains. The meeting ended with a vote of thanks by Dr.Paramananda Barman, Scientist, CSIR-NIScPR.
NHAI completes largest InvIT Monetization of Over 16,000 Cr via Round 3
National Highways Infra Trust (NHIT), the infrastructure Investment Trust by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), has successfully concluded fund-raising through ’InvIT Round-3’forNational Highway stretches of aggregate length of 889 kilometers at an Enterprise Value of over Rs. 16,000 crore, which is the largest monetization by NHAI and one of the largest transactions in the history of Indian road sector.The Letter of Acceptance (LOA) to raise the highest ever concession value through ’InvIT Round-3’was issued last month in February 2024.
In the third round of monetization, NHIT has raised unit capital of around Rs. 7,272 crore from marquee domestic and international investors and debt of around Rs. 9,000 crore from Indian lenders, to fund theacquisition of National Highway stretches, at a base concession fee of around Rs. 15,625 crore, and additional concessionalfees of Rs.75 crore. The units were subscribed by investors through a book build process at a cut offprice of Rs. 124.14 per unit, at a premium over the current NAV of Rs.122.86 per unit.
The units witnessed strong demand from both existing and new investors, including foreign pension funds viz. Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board, whichare existing unitholders and subscribed to the maximum limit of 25% each; domestic pension/provident funds (IOCL Employee’s PF, L&T Staff PF, Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Karamchari Pension Fund, SBI Pension etc.), insurance companies (Tata AIG, SBI Life, HDFC Life), mutual funds(SBI, Nippon India),banks and few others. NHAI also subscribed to its share of ~15% of the units at the same price.
With completion of the third round of monetization the total realized value of all three rounds of InvIT stands at Rs. 26,125 crore and holds a diversified portfolio of fifteen operating toll roads with an aggregate length of about 1,525 km spread across the 9states of Assam, Gujarat, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal, with concession periods ranging between 20 to 30 years. National Highways Infra Trust (NHIT), the Infrastructure Investment Trust sponsored by National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), was set up in 2021 to support Government of India’s National Monetization Pipeline.
Commenting on the success of latest round NHAI’s monetisation, Shri Anurag Jain, Secretary, Ministry of Road Transport & Highways said “NHIT is a successful example of Public Private Partnership (PPP), in which it has played a very important role in supporting National Monetisation Pipeline. While doingthat NHIT has established itself as a leading player in the InvIT space, playing a critical role inchannelizing financial capital into the further development of Indian roads sector”.
Shri Santosh Kumar Yadav, NHAI Chairman added “We are pleased that NHIT has successfully completed the largest monetisation of roads for NHAI. We expect it to continue to play a stellar role in the monetisation and development of the Indian roads sector”. Shri Suresh Goyal, MD of the Investment Manager of NHIT said “We thank the existing investors for their continued faith and welcome the new partners for coming on board in strengthening NHIT andsupporting NHAI in the development of India’s road sector.”
Since November 2021, NHIT has cumulatively raised aroundRs.12,000 crore through first two rounds ofmonetization for acquisition of eight operating road assets with an aggregate length of 636 km fromNHAI. Historically, units of NHIT were issued at a price of Rs. 101 in November 2021 and were listedon both BSE and NSE.
MeitY/NIXI successfully unveils BhashaNet Portal at Universal Acceptance Day
Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) and National Internet Exchange of India (NIXI) have announced the launch of the BhashaNet portal at the Universal Acceptance Day event held here today. The event was held with the active support of Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN). The event marked a significant milestone in advancing digital inclusion and promoting Universal Acceptance across India.
The theme of the event, “BhashaNet: Impetus Towards Universal Acceptance,” highlighted MeitY/NIXI’s unwavering commitment towards ensuring that, regardless of linguistic or textual barriers, everyone can fully participate in the digital world. The event featured engaging panel discussions and workshops, with representatives from Bhashini, ONDC, NIC, C-DAC Microsoft, UASG of ICANN, Data Xgen, Infibeam, ZOHO and FICCI sharing insights and best practices for achieving Universal Acceptance readiness. These sessions aimed to empower participants and the community at large in their efforts to make applications and systems Universal Acceptance compliant.
India’s successful hosting of the regional Universal Acceptance Day event paves way for the upcoming Global Universal Acceptance Day scheduled to take place on March 28, 2024, in Belgrade, Serbia.
Secretary, MeitY, Shri S Krishnan in his keynote address highlighted that Universal Acceptance is a necessity for a truly inclusive internet to allow non-English speakers to access internet. He spoke of “leveraging technology and collaboration to ensure every user’s needs are met, regardless of language or script.” He further emphasised on India’s potential to lead in standards for Universal Acceptance conformance.
Government officials and industry leaders gathered to commemorate this milestone, underscoring India’s dedication to create a more inclusive digital space. For more information about BhashaNet and future initiatives, please visit: https://bhashanet.in/home.
CCI approval for acquisition of Kesoram Cement Business by UltraTech Cement Ltd
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has approved acquisition of Kesoram Cement Business from Kesoram Industries Limited by UltraTech Cement Limited. The proposed combination relates to the acquisition of the grey cement business of Kesoram Industries Limited by UltraTech Cement Limited pursuant to a composite scheme of arrangement dated 30th November 2023 under Sections 230 to 232 of the Companies Act, 2013 (Scheme) and the Implementation Agreement dated 30th November 2023 (Proposed Combination).
UltraTech is a public listed company in India and is engaged in the business of the manufacture and sale of grey cement, white cement, ready-mix concrete, clinker, and building products in India. UltraTech is also engaged in the provision of building solutions in India. UltraTech is a subsidiary of Grasim Industries Limited. Kesoram is engaged in the manufacture of grey cement through the Kesoram Cement Business. Kesoram is also engaged in the businesses of rayon, transparent paper, and chemicals in India, which are not part of the Proposed Combination.
RPF and National Commission for Women Unite against Human Trafficking
In a significant step towards combating human trafficking, the National Commission for Women (NCW) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Railway Protection Force (RPF). Through this collaborative effort, both organizations pledged to provide training and sensitize RPF officials to effectively address the problems of women trafficking within the Indian Railway network.
The National Commission for Women and the Railway Protection Force came together to announce a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening efforts to combat human trafficking across India. The MOU was signed by NCW Joint Secretary A Asholi Chalai and RPF Inspector General Sarvapriya Mayank. It underscores the commitment of both organizations to tackle the grave issue of human trafficking, especially within the extensive network of Indian Railways.
The initiative comes as a response to the alarming statistics revealing that 70% of trafficked victims are women, highlighting the urgent need for concerted action to protect the most vulnerable in society. NCW, which established an Anti-Human Trafficking Cell on April 2, 2022, has already been working with the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) to combat the trafficking of women.
“Women and young girls are particularly vulnerable to trafficking”, stated Smt. Rekha Sharma, Chairperson of NCW. “The vast railway network of Indian Railway, spanning over 65,000 kilometers and 7,500 stations, unfortunately, serves as a conduit for traffickers. RPF personnel stationed at railway stations play a pivotal role in preventing human trafficking and can act as the eyes and ears of the commission in addressing crimes against women”.
The key objectives of the MOU encompass collaborative efforts to prevent human trafficking and rescue of trafficked women. This involves conducting sensitization workshops and training sessions for RPF personnel to enhance their awareness and prompt response to human trafficking incidents. Additionally, awareness campaigns will be launched targeting frontline railway staff and the general public to educate them about the signs of human trafficking and how to report such cases effectively.
Under the MoU, RPF personnel will receive ongoing sensitization and training, empowering them to remain alert and vigilant in identifying and reporting suspicious activities. This collaboration aims to enhance the capabilities of RPF personnel, enabling them to serve as an additional layer of defense against human trafficking. Highlighting the ongoing effort of RPF aimed at preventing trafficking of women and girls through railways Sh. Manoj Yadava Director General (RPF) expressed hope that this effort will boost the capacity of RPF to combat crime against women.
This partnership between NCW and RPF signifies a significant step forward in the collective efforts to combat human trafficking and protect vulnerable women across India’s railway network.
EIACP | Marathon, awareness cum exhibition & extension lecture on Mission Life
Vice Chancellor of Kurukshetra University, Prof. Som Nath Sachdeva inaugurated the marathon, awareness cum exhibition and extension lecture under the Mission LiFE campaign in Kurukshetra University today. On this occasion Vice Chancellor also formally inaugurated the activities of the Eco Club of Kurukshetra University and administered the oath of Mission LiFE to everyone.
On this occasion Vice Chancellor Prof. Som Nath Sachdeva said that youth can do better work to protect the environment. He said that Mission Life is proving to be a people’s movement to make India self-reliant and closer to nature. In 2021, India gave the mantra of environmental lifestyle to the world from the platform of United Nation.
The program was organized under the joint aegis of World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) India and Kurukshetra University in collaboration with the EIACP program of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. On March 23rd all students will also participate in the Earth Hour program and will be a part of the world campaign.
I&B cautions social media influencers against endorsing offshore online betting and gambling platforms
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has today advised all endorsers and influencers on social media to refrain from promoting or advertising, including surrogate advertisements, of offshore online betting and gambling platforms. The Ministry has said that these advertisements have a significant financial and socio-economic implications of online betting and gambling on consumers, particularly the youth.
The Ministry has further advised the online advertisement intermediaries not to target such promotional content towards Indian audience. Social media intermediaries have also been advised to conduct sensitization efforts among their users to refrain from publishing such content.
The advisory cautions that failure to comply with it may lead to proceedings under the provisions of Consumer Protection Act, 2019 including removal or disabling of social media posts or accounts and penal action under the applicable statutes.
The advisory underlines that while Section 79 of the IT Act, 2000 provides for exemption from liability of intermediaries for third party information, data, or communication link made available or hosted by them, Sub section (3)(b) of section 79 provides that the exemption from liability shall not apply if upon receiving actual knowledge, or on being notified by the appropriate Government or its agency that any information, data or communication link residing in or connected to a computer resource controlled by the intermediary is being used to commit the unlawful act, the intermediary fails to expeditiously remove or disable access to that material on that resource without vitiating the evidence in any manner.
The Ministry has reiterated the advisory by the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) dated 06.03.2024 which had expressed concerns regarding endorsements of betting/gambling platforms by celebrities and influencers to endorse and promote their betting activities, and had cautioned that any such direct or indirect advertisement or endorsement shall be subject to rigorous scrutiny.
The advisory can be accessed at the link below:
https://mib.gov.in/sites/default/files/Advisory%20dated%2021.03.2021%20%281%29.pdf
Holi | Indian Railways notified 540 services so far to ensure smooth and comfortable travel
In this ongoing festive season of Holi, for the convenience of rail travellers and to clear extra rush of passengers, Indian Railways is running 540 train services. Trains have been planned to connect major destinations across the country on railway routes like Delhi- Patna, Delhi- Bhagalpur, Delhi-Muzaffarpur, Delhi-Saharsa, Gorakhpur- Mumbai, Kolkata-Puri, Guwahati- Ranchi, New Delhi- Sri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra, Jaipur- Bandra Terminus, Pune- Danapur, Durg-Patna, Barauni-Surat etc.
| S.NO. | RAILWAY | NOTIFIED SERVICES |
| 1 | CR | 88 |
| 2 | ECR | 79 |
| 3 | ER | 17 |
| 4 | ECoR | 12 |
| 5 | NCR | 16 |
| 6 | NER | 39 |
| 7 | NFR | 14 |
| 8 | NR | 93 |
| 9 | NWR | 25 |
| 10 | SCR | 19 |
| 11 | SER | 34 |
| 12 | SECR | 4 |
| 13 | SR | 19 |
| 14 | SWR | 6 |
| 15 | WCR | 13 |
| 16 | WR | 62 |
| Total | 540 |
Crowd controlling measures by forming queue at the terminus stations under the supervision of Railway Protection Force(RPF) staff for orderly entry of passengers in unreserved coaches is being ensured. Additional RPF personnel have been deployed at major stations to ensure security of passengers. Officers are deployed on Emergency Duty at major stations to ensure smooth running of trains. Staff are deployed in various sections to attend any disruption of train service on priority.
Measures have been taken for frequent and timely announcement of arrival/departure of trains with platform numbers.
Prediction for 23rd Mar – 24th Mar, 2024 by Anoothie Vedic Astrology
Today’s Panchang
Month – Falgun
Paksha – Shukla
Tithi – Tryodashi up to 7:17 AM on 23 Mar, Chaturdashi up to 09:54 AM on 24 Mar
Nakshatra –Poorv Falguni up to 7:34 AM on 24 Mar, Uttar Falguni up to 3:52 AM on 25 Mar
Moon –Sinh up to 2:20 PM on 24 Mar 24
Colour of the Day Saturday – Favourable colour black, dark blue. You can combine with green, shades of green, white, pink, magenta, shades of pink, checks of black/ blue, yellow and shades of yellow. Avoid cream, off white, light blue, red, orange, grey. o Sunday – Favourable colour Cream. You can combine with light blue, red, orange, yellow, shads of yellow, green and shades of green. Avoid pink, magenta, black, dark blue, checks of black and blue, grey.
Prediction Based on Moon Signs
Aries(Mesh) – You are advised not to travel on these days as there can be problems in journey. If you have to travel, be prepared for all types of problems and avoid driving. You will be mentally disturbed not only due to kids and family but also because of problems at work. Your work is likely to suffer due to journey and you will also have health issues like fever, stomach disorder and maybe problem in eyes. Do not get on wrong side of state authorities. However, you will benefit due to your spouse and in case associated with a profession of products like coal, iron, machinery etc, you will gain. Your spouse will support you, but you should avoid being thick headed. Recite Hanuman Chalisa, light oil Deepak in Shani mandir. Recite Aditya Hriday srotra and offer jal to Surya, Abhishek of Shivji.
Taurus(Vrishabh) – Bringing changes at work will bring hurdles too, or failures, but you may be forced to initiate changes. However, you continue to work hard and do not deviate from rules. Despite this, you will have profit and monetary gains and will enjoy good food as well as new position. Health will be good and you may attend some religious function. You will specially be benefitted from elders. Despite all this, the days will bring you physical and mental tensions and lead you to family quarrels. If currently handling some property case, there will problems there too. Others are likely to trouble you and cause damage to reputation. Married life will be disturbed. Donate a copper item in temple and offer jal to Surya. Abhishek of Shiv ji. Chaaya daan to Shani and recite Hanuman Chalisa.
Gemini(Mithun) – You will enjoy good clothes and good food and keep healthy these days. You will be happy as you will score win over enemies and will benefit due to your family. You may enjoy with friends and will be able to maintain good relations with officials and important people bringing success at work. May be you are being considered for a promotion. However, you will be sad due to some communication or commitment issues and may have loss of interest in religion. If travelling, it will not be successful. Recite Purush Sukt, Hanuman Chalisa and pray to Shiv ji as well as Laxmi Narayan.
Cancer(Kark) – You will not have good days. There can be loss of wealth and failures too. You may have to spend time in company of people of lower status. While it may be due to work, but avoid any addictions at all costs. You will also have loss of facial glow as you can be falsely implicated and your income/ gains are likely to drop. You will therefore be unsatisfied mentally and will have difference of opinion with family reducing your happiness too. You may likel to adopt some unethical method to gain quick success, but do not fall prey to such temptations as they will cause problems in long term. Keep silver with you, abhishek of Shiv ji. Recite Aditya Hriday Srotra and offer jal to Surya.
Sinh(Leo) – The days will be mixed for you. While you may have to leave home and travel as well as have problems in journey, you will have lot of mental stress as well as quarrels and body aches. You will also have some apprehension / fear due to state people and can have indigestion too. Expenditure will be high. Despite this, you will get success and will be emotionally stable. You will have good food and enjoy good clothes, maybe get some gift. Have gir and water in morning and recite Aditya Hriday Srotra. Recite Hanuman Chalisa and oil Deepak in Hanuman mandir. No nonveg, no addiction, no cheating/ lies.
Virgo(Kanya) – You will have adverse effect on married life as your spouse and / or kids are likely to fall sick and there can be failure at work. If travelling, it can be troublesome and you can have loss of reputation. You are likely to feel miserable. At work, there will be a total loss of cooperation and due to this there will be losses at work. It will be better to handle things solo and as you will be yourself having problems of health like eyes, body ache etc. Expenditure will be high. However, hard work will get you victory over enemies as well as help you in maintain health. Keep yourself hydrated. Pray to Shiv ji, recite Hanuman Chalisa and offer jal to Surya.
Libra(Tula) – The days will give you mixed results. You will have confusion, loss of wealth and happiness will reduce. You are likely to have to spend time with women/ people of lower status or doubtful character giving a difference of opinion with spouse. However, your pending tasks will be solved and you get good food, happiness and defeat your enemies. If sick, you will start recovering. Your valour will increase as officials favour you. Your income will increase and women as well as liquids will be beneficial for you. However, avoid toxic liquids. Recite Hanuman Chalisa and light oil Deepak in hanuman mandir. Offer jal to Suray as well as abhishek of Shiv ji.
Scorpio (Vrishchik) – The days will give you mixed results. While you will have physical and mental tensions, family quarrels, loss of wealth too. You and / or kids can fall sick and you are likely to have disputes with officials, as well as accidents while travelling. You will be perturbed and restless. If already sick, sickness can increase and enemies will be active. There can be a change of place/ transfer separating you from relatives. If travelling, there can be problems too. Despite all this, you will have success at work and get some respect from state authorities. Some seniors will also be happy with you, bringing some happiness at home. Feed rice to fishes and recite Hanuman Chalisa. Chhaya daan to Shani will help. Offer jal to Surya and if you can drop some oil drops on floor. Pray to Shiv ji.
Sagittarius(Dhanu) – You can have problems from state side and some losses at work. Do not get involved in a discussion with your son, or males of his age as there will be unnecessary differences. Luck will not favour and enemies will be stronger. Although, you will remain healthy and your valour will increase giving you success and domination over critics as well as opponents. You will still be tensed physically and mentally and can have problems of property. If travelling, there can be problems hence cater for contingencies. Married life can be disturbed and there can be a damage to reputation. Offer jal to Surya and if you can offer food to blind. Recite Hanuman Chalisa and oil Deepak in Hanuman mandir. Abhishek of Shiv ji.
Makar(Capricorn) – If sick, you will recover from sickness. Otherwise, you will have some pleasure and auspicious benefits. There can be contact with high officials and you get respect from friends. Enemies will be defeated, and you will be honoured or offered a plum post/ position. Healthwise, some minor irritants like indigestion can keep you troubled and you can have emotional quarrels / arguments giving you mental tension. You will be worried for some reason of larger family and failures in savings. You may travel but not to your liking. It is advised that you do not look back on the past. Apply tilak of curd, ask forgiveness from Shiv ji. Recite hanuman Chalisa and oil Deepak in hanuman mandir. Help nephew/ niece and seek blessings of mother.
Kumbh(Aquarius) – You may take up a short trip and will enjoy good food, good gains and may benefit out of it. Spouse / personal partnership as well as work partnership will be good and supportive. However, you can spoil your own happiness if you are stubborn about anything. This will give you difference of opinion with family and physical as well as mental stress as well as result in failures. There will be insults and you will have problems in finances. Be careful when you talk to people you meet, as you are likely to come across bad and crooked people and have quarrels with friends and relatives keeping you unhappy the entire time. It is necessary to review your decisions and control irritation, ego. Offer ajl to Surya, Chhaya daan to Shani, recite Hanuman Chalisa. Pray to Shiv ji.
Pisces(Meen) – The days may take you away from home and cause wastage of money, losses and make your journey uncomfortable. However, if you can control your thick headedness, you can have monetary gains, keep yourself healthy and get happiness. You are likely to spend good time and have good talks with women and have a happy stay at home. You will be able to defeat your enemies too. But expenditure will be high. You need to control your ego, review your decisions and be calm, as there are chances of loss of respect. Poor decisions can also cause delay in work and quarrels with relatives, friends giving you tension, irritation, tiredness and adversely effecting your food timings. Avoid travelling. Keep water for birds/ animals, offer jal to Surya. Pray to Shiv ji. Recite Hanuman Chalisa and Chhaya daan to Shani. Keep away from non veg, addictions and avoid getting involved with others.
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