DMK’s manifesto for the assembly election released on saturday said a law would be enacted to reserve 75% of jobs for tamils in industries in the state.
DMK announced a sum of 1000 crore rupees for restroration and consecration of temples. Although DMK is considered a anti-hindu party.
DMK also announced 25,000 rupees in grant for one lakh people to undertake pilgrimage.
Manifesto also announces 200 crore rupees for restoration of churches and mosques.
# Burqa ban
Srilanka will soon ban the burkha or faceveil.
Srilanka used the controversial prevention of terrorism (PTA) law to deal with religious extremism.
There is also a proposal to shut over 1000 madarsas.
# Ayushman yojna
The “Aap ke dwar ayushman” campaign of the National health authority (NHA) recorded more than 4.7 lakh beneficiary verification in a single day on march 10 for free healthcare services under the ayushman bharat pradhanmantri aarogya yojna (AB-PMLAY).
On wednesday, atleast 477105 beneficiary records were created in the ongoing drive.
Bihar was the first state to activate the verification process in the mission mode.
# Raman effect
Researchers at IIT madras have demonstrated that by using raman thermometry on fibre optic cables, they can achieve monitoring of power transmission cables.
The work is part of a larger ongoing project on distributed fibre sensors and has been published recently in IEEE sensors journal.
Interestingly, they achieve this by using the optical fibres that are already embedded in the power cables for establishing optical communication.
# India fintech valuation
India’s financial technology firms are poised to become three times as valuable in the next five years, reaching a valuation of $ 150-160 billion by 2025, according to a report.
The report unveiled on saturday details the findings from the study that Boston consulting group (BCG) and FICCI undertook to size the value-creation potential and identify imperatives for India’s fintech growth.