Global worries resulted into a liquidation of recent positions: Angel Broking

Newspatrolling.com : “Today, our benchmarks opened marginally higher and then consolidated within a small range throughout the first half. However, we witnessed a complete nosedive in the late afternoon after some fresh worries arising on the global trade war. Eventually, a sustained selling resulted into a sharp cut of more than a percent from its previous close.

 

At one point in the morning, the Nifty was trading well above the higher boundary (10250) of ‘Falling Channel’. Obviously, the daily close was essential to fulfill requirements; but, looking at the intraday momentum, a possibility of this relief rally getting extended was quite high. But, as always market surprises, once again some negative developments on the global front spooked traders to liquidate their recent positions. For the coming session, the immediate hurdle is placed in the zone of 10187 – 10230; whereas, on the downside, last Wednesday’s low of 10096would be seen as a crucial support. Any sustainable move below this would reinforce selling pressure to test 10049 – 10000 levels.

 

However, if we take a close look of top 6 – 7 heavyweight constituents, it does not indicate immediate correction from current levels. Hence, in case, if this correction extends, this would probably once again be a weak attempt of fall. Considering all these uncertainties, traders are advised to stay light and ideally should continue to follow stock specific approach.”

Hard Rock” apologizes & removes “Hindu Pizza” after Hindu protest

NewsPatrolling.com (Media partnered with newzopedia.com , niryas.com , webeesocial.com, ayushmaanbhavah.com):Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Punta Cana (Dominican Republic), which  had a “Hindu Pizza” on its menu containing “chicken tikka masala with yogurt, cilantro and mint”, has removed the pizza and apologized to the protesting Hindus.

Anmarí Pérez, Customer Care Manager of Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Punta Cana, in an email to distinguished Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, who spearheaded the protest, wrote: “We sincerely apologize and addressed the issue immediately.” “Hindu Pizza” has now reportedly been removed from both restaurant and online menus and all other materials.

Zed, who is President of Universal Society of Hinduism, in a statement in Nevada today, thanked Orlando (Florida) headquartered Hard Rock International ((HRI), whose tagline is “Love All, Serve All”, for understanding the concerns of Hindu community which thought it was highly insensitive.

Rajan Zed, who is President of Universal Society of Hinduism, had termed it as a trivialization of the oldest and third largest religion of the world with about 1.1 billion adherents and a rich philosophical thought.

Zed had pointed out that Hindus were mostly vegetarian and selling a meat topped pizza in their name was highly inappropriate. No faith, larger or smaller, should be taken frivolously and mishandled for mercantile greed, Zed added.

Rajan Zed suggests that HRI and other companies should send their senior executives for training in religious and cultural sensitivity so that they have an understanding of the feelings of customers and communities when introducing new products or launching advertising campaigns.

“Hindu Pizza” was available at the Pizzeto restaurant (in HRI’s largest property located in Punta Cana) which opens daily from 12pm to next day 7am and has a “Dress Code”.

HRI, whose history goes back to 1971; owns-operates restaurants, hotels, live performance venues and casinos globally and sells collectible fashion and music-related merchandise. It claims: “no one does hospitality like us” and it recently launched “Rock Om”; “an in-room yoga experience, energizing the body and soul through the power of music.” It delivers “Rock Om yoga kit” to each hotel room free of charge. Select HRI hotels also reportedly offer live, on-site yoga classes.

Reactions from SUFI and Global Ocean Group on E-Way Bill

Quote from Mr. Nikunj Turakhia, President of Steel Users Federation of India (SUFI)

“SUFI welcomes implementation of e way bill for inter-state transactions from 1st April 2018. After failing to implement inter-state e way bill on 1st feb 2018 due to software glitches, this time government has made sure that the server does not crash and runs seamlessly.

The introduction of e way bill is expected to plug any leakages in GST revenue and will further strengthen compliance as well as bring more of unorganized players to organised .However multi destination and multi state transactions still remain cumbersome and needs to be simplified further. We are sure as we move forward GST regime will become  more simpler and in the words of honorable Prime Minister will be truly GOOD and SIMPLE TAX. Let us hope for the best.”

Quote from Mr. Brijesh Lohia, Managing Director of Global Ocean Group

“With the relaunch of inter-state e-way bill from April 1, we hope that this time the process is smooth and quick. The February 1 launch turned out to be a fiasco as the system which was expected to handle a daily load of 6 lakh inter-state e-way bills per day crashed within the first hour. This time the government has assured that now the GSTN portal can handle 75 lakh inter-state bills a day. While we welcome this move but we want to see how disruptive this proves to be for the logistics companies.

Logistics industry has always been heavily dependent on the unorganised sector, and the e-way Bill is expected to transition this to organised sector.  The transition might take time as the final form of the e-way bill is yet to take shape. The bill is also expected to improve logistics efficiency but many fear that in fact it will make the whole process cumbersome and costly.

However, the real test lies in the proper implementation of the Bill, otherwise it will create more issues for us.

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Philips Research-led big data consortium receives EU funding to improve healthcare outcomes

NewsPatrolling.com:  a global leader in health technology, together with its consortium partners, today announced that it has received funding from the EU’s Horizon 2020 program to pilot big data solutions to achieve better patient outcomes in healthcare at a lower cost. The three-year program is the largest EU-funded initiative to transform the region’s healthcare sector through the use of big data. The ‘BigMedilytics’ [2] program aims to improve patient outcomes and increase productivity in the health sector by applying Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies to complex datasets across the data value chain. This includes data from patients, healthcare providers, health insurers and medical technology providers.

"From patients capturing their own health data with wearable devices to ubiquitous monitoring across the hospital from the emergency room to the general ward, a huge amount of information about people’s health is being created," said Henk van Houten, Chief Technology Officer and Head of Research at Philips. "By applying AI to that data and combining that with clinical knowledge we are able to develop meaningful insights and workflow improvements that can improve patient care whilst reducing the burden of cost to health systems."

"This program is an opportunity to demonstrate how a value-based approach to Europe’s healthcare sector can help it transform in order to meet the changing needs of its citizens,” explained Olof Akre, Professor, Head of Prostate Cancer Patient Flow at Karolinska University Hospital in Sweden. "Big data technologies will have a big impact in health. By focusing this program on pilot implementations we will make these benefits concrete whilst creating the networks and know-how that will strengthen Europe’s position in applying big data in the health sector.”

By bringing together all the key players from across health data value chains, the program seeks to break down the barriers between traditional healthcare silos and combine data sources to unlock new insights and enable collaborative innovation. It will also ensure the security and privacy of personal data is protected and managed within national and EU regulatory frameworks.

With funding shared across 35 partners in 12 countries, the collaboration will combine insights from more than 11 million patients. It will be divided into three areas: Population Health and Chronic Disease Management, Oncology, and the Industrialization of Healthcare. With the majority of health budgets currently spent on treatment, the program will also implement pilots across the care continuum, from prevention to diagnosis, and treatment to home care. Partners in the program include healthcare providers, technology companies, insurers, pharma, SMEs, research institutes and universities.

DHL eCommerce partners with SE-ED Book Center to provide greater choice and convenience for domestic delivery within Thailand

NewsPatrolling.com : DHL eCommerce, a division of the world's leading logistics company, Deutsche Post DHL Group, has partnered with SE-ED Book Center to provide greater choice and convenience for sellers and consumers in Thailand. Through this partnership, ServicePoints will be available at 150 SE-ED Book Center locations in Bangkok and across the country; and will be rolled out at all 394 branches by this year. This collaboration is in line with DHL eCommerce's focus to provide the best customer experience in Thailand and its plan to expand the DHL ServicePoint network to over a thousand locations in the coming months.

Thanong Chotisorayuth, Managing Director, SE-EDUCATION PCL (Left) and Kiattichai Pitpreecha, Managing Director, DHL eCommerce Thailand & Southeast Asia and (Right)

Operating as a 'shop-within-a-shop', the ServicePoints are equipped with state-of-the-art technology where parcels can be processed within seconds and customers will receive immediate shipment confirmation via SMS or email.

"We have witnessed amazingly strong growth since the launch of our domestic delivery network in Thailand two years ago. We stay committed to enhancing our existing solutions; for instance the introduction of the DHL ServicePoint network to serve the growing SME and C2C markets' unmet demands," said Kiattichai Pitpreecha, Managing Director, DHL eCommerce Thailand & Southeast Asia. "We are pleased to be partnering with SE-ED Book Center to offer more parcel drop-off and collection points, all of which are located at major malls or at easily accessible sites to provide a fantastic customer experience. The process at the ServicePoint is quick and hassle free, with no need to stand in long queues."

"We are truly delighted to be working with DHL eCommerce to enable greater choice and convenience not only to the e-commerce community but also our very own retail shoppers. We are convinced with the reliability and affordability of DHL eCommerce's delivery service and we believe this collaboration will benefit both merchants and shoppers to a large extent," said Thanong Chotisorayuth, Managing Director, SE-EDUCATION PUBLIC COMPANY LIMITED. "The plan is to extend this partnership to over 70 provinces in Thailand by the end of this year and in keeping with Thailand's 4.0 initiative, we want to do our part to enable more Thai citizens to embrace e-commerce as much as SE-ED has by bringing our store online. Since the launch of our online store in 2007, we have seen steady increase in sales and we are confident that as long as there's reliable delivery at the backend, e-commerce adoption will rise further."In addition, consumers will soon be able to use SE-ED Book Center outlets as an alternative delivery address for their domestic e-commerce orders. "It is all about keeping the customer at the center of all that we do, and this is another great example of how we are simplifying their lives," Kiattichai said.

"E-Commerce will continue to grow in Thailand and we are committed to enabling a better e-commerce experience for both our sellers and shoppers. As such, we will continue to offer more access points, more payment options and a truly integrated service delivering the highest quality to enable easier and simpler access to the rapidly growing Thai e-commerce ecosystem," added Kiattichai.

DHL eCommerce, operating in Thailand since 2016, is part of Deutsche Post DHL Group. In Thailand, DHL has been present since 1973 with its other divisions DHL Express, DHL Global Forwarding and DHL Supply Chain.

Astrum unveils its newest BT Clock LED Speaker, ST250 with touch feature, priced Rs. 3999 /-.

Astrum one of the leading ‘New Technology’ brands manufacturing IT peripherals in India, roll out an innovative BT speaker integrated with a digital clock and a glut of other features as well. With appealing looks, this speaker also offers a sturdy and robust construction.

Nestling with big and loud sound, ST250 comes with a high-quality speaker with 10W Output, which boasts sound, personable and enjoyable. The balance of bass and trebles with a blend of highs, mids and lows in vocals along with frequency response of 60 Hz to 18 kHz, the speaker is smart to offer the sound with no compromise.

Just touch the command option on the speaker and it instantly responds to the command. ST250, being touch controllable experience also brings you an amazing easy touch night light function to recognize the function in low light.

 Integrated with the Bluetooth Connectivity, this speaker can play all your songs or be the crystal clear voice to your must-watch movies, just by connecting your compatible device with this speaker with the connectivity range of up to 10m. Additionally, with the support of TF card space ranging from 128Mb up to 32GB; this speaker can also play all your songs from a memory card including SD card or TF card;

When it comes to the display screen, the screen reflects your every command instantly. The in-built digital clock displays time on the bright LED screen along with Temperature status of the location; thanks to the inbuilt geo-thermometer. The features just don’t stop here but the FM radio brings your tunes with loud and clear sound.

“This all-in-one feature with additional innovative aspects to touch the desires of consumers sounds exactly as personable as your most-loved singer, brimming with endless entertainment. With the inbuilt Alarm clock, you stay on time always,” says CEO of Astrum, Mr. Manoj Kumar Pansari.

Take this speaker out to boost the party loud music, uninterrupted for long hours. Having a battery capacity of 4000mAh, the music goes on and on and on. This lightweight speaker is undoubtedly convenient to carry anywhere, weighing just 717g.

Enjoy your entertainment, more; with this speaker now available in the leading stores across India.

The product is now available at the leading online and offline stores in India. 

Why You Should Drink Milk before Going to Bed

Niryas.com : Milk has been related with a good health from prehistoric times and as a result it is one of the most consumed beverages throughout the humankind. It contains a range of valuable nutrients which offer different health benefits. It helps in improving bone strength, softer skin, and a stronger immune organism. It also helps in preventing many kinds of diseases such as hypertension, dental decay, drying out, respiratory dilemmas, flabbiness, osteoporosis and even some types of cancer as well.

Do you know milk (organic full cream milk) has a lot of health benefits of drinking it at night? Despite the fact that milk should be consumed 3 hours before you go to the bed. It is healthier to drink milk at morning and at night. Here are some of the health benefits of drinking milk at night:

·         Want a better sleep? Have a glass of lukewarm milk before you go to the bed which can help you out in fall asleep and give a better induce sound sleep.

·         Milk has Calcium and vitamin D which help to make strong, healthy bones and teeth, and its potassium lets upholding of a healthy blood pressure.

·         The benefit of warm milk before bed is that it helps you in a relaxed and calm sleep by keeping your body calm down. If you struggle to fall sleeping, you can have a glass of it.

·         Had a hard day? Drink a glass of warm milk before bed as it provides health benefits. Lukewarm milk before bed has a psychological consequence on you.

·         Don’t like milk? You could include a rich carbohydrate food dish and at the same time this would bear out to be a helpful way to finish your day on a relaxing mood.

·         Make a glass of chocolate milk instead of simple warm milk for your taste and nourishment. It will help you in getting all the food values along with the taste.

There are a lot of people who do not like to have milk because of its flavour, for them here are a few other alternatives for you to attempt.

·         If you hate milk then add whole grain crackers and cheese along with your glass of milk. Yummy and mouth-watering but at the same time healthy.

·         You can eat yogurt with fruit toppings along with a glass of milk.

·         Like banana and peanut butter? You can add a banana with peanut butter could be a great idea for you with a glass of warm milk.

·         You can add whole grain cornflakes or cereals with fresh fruits in your warm glass of milk.

Our mother always used to pour a glass of milk for us to drink before we go to sleep at night when we were young right? Amongst the other things, try to make sure you will hit the bed timely every day and always drink enough water. Follow a healthy routine for yourself and you will never have to complain about your health.