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कौन था औरंगजेब का भाई दारा शिकोह, जिसकी दिल्ली में कब्र खोज रही है मोदी सरकार? अब आप सोच रहे होंगे कि आखिर मोदी सरकार दारा शिकोह की कब्र क्यों खोज रही है. दरअसल दारा भारतीय संस्कृति से बहुत प्रभावित थे. उन्होंने श्रीमदभगवदगीता का फारसी में अनुवाद किया था. Edited by: राहुल सिंह, Updated: 17 फ़रवरी, 2020 12:03 PM ईमेल करें टिप्पणियां कौन था औरंगजेब का भाई दारा शिकोह, जिसकी दिल्ली में कब्र खोज रही है मोदी सरकार? दारा शिकोह शाहजहां के सबसे बड़े बेटे थे. खास बातें दारा शिकोह की कब्र खोज रही है सरकार श्रीमद्भगवद्गीता का फारसी में किया था अनुवाद 52 उपनिषदों का भी किया था अनुवाद नई दिल्ली: मोदी सरकार (Modi Government) अब क्रूर मुगल शासक औरंगजेब (Aurangzeb) के भाई दारा शिकोह (Dara Shikoh) की कब्र खोज रही है. राजधानी दिल्ली में हुमायूं के मकबरे के पास मुगल शासकों की पहली कब्रगाह मौजूद है. यहां 140 कब्रें हैं लेकिन इन कब्रों में दारा शिकोह की कब्र खोजना आसान नहीं है. अब आप सोच रहे होंगे कि आखिर मोदी सरकार दारा शिकोह की कब्र क्यों खोज रही है. दरअसल दारा भारतीय संस्कृति से बहुत प्रभावि...

Attention, Future Corporate Stars! KM Birla Shares 5 Secrets About Sustainability, Hidden Strength By Masoom Gupte,ET Bureau|Updated: 17 Feb 2020, 12:19 PM IST Business, Billionaire Stylehttps://static.clmbtech.com/ctn/24271/images/73/5bc16f67abd586a7615b6d9d90fd1155_1569319494008_0.jpgNewly wed woman makes Rs. 15000/day by working from home. Sponsored by Career Journal 1/6 Business, Billionaire Style KM Birla’s exhaustive post on a social media platform has valuable takeaways for future corporate stars. The year 2020 has delivered a double opportunity for business leaders. It’s not just a time to reflect upon the year that went by and the one that has begun. It is also a chance to take a holistic view of the two decades past as we step into the third 10-year period of this millennium. Industrialist Kumar Mangalam Birla (R) concurs with this. Birla, 53, who has a reported net worth of nearly $6 billion, recently shared a 10-page long piece on a social media platform, encaps...

These are the parameters on which Pakistan has failed to meet FATF targets Pakistan hasn’t been blacklisted by the FATF, but has remained on the ‘grey list’ for failing to meet targets on various action points. NAYANIMA BASU 21 February, 2020 7:31 pm IST File image of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan | Photo: ANI via Reuters File image of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan | Photo: ANI via Reuters Text Size: A- A+ New Delhi: Pakistan has once again managed to save itself from being blacklisted by the Paris-based Financial Action Task Force (FATF), but it will continue to remain in the ‘grey list’ for not being able to take effective measures against money laundering and terror financing, until at least June 2020 when the next plenary will be held. At the end of the five-day plenary of the FATF Friday, the 39-member intergovernmental body came out with its final assessment, finding that Pakistan still lacks effective measures in controlling terror-financing and money-launder...

This is how Modi govt plans to meet its $5-trillion economy target by 2024 Cabinet Committee on Investment and Growth, headed by Modi, also discussed plans of revisiting RERA norms & scaling up investment in sectors such as agriculture & infrastructure. AMRITA NAYAK DUTTA 13 February, 2020 11:43 am IST Modi-Riyadh-FII File photo of PM Narendra Modi | Twitter Text Size: A- A+ New Delhi: A review of the foreign direct investment (FDI) policy, to check the need for further liberalisation in key sectors, and identifying key projects to be financed under the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund are among the slew of measures planned by the Modi government to meet its $5 trillion economy goal by 2024, ThePrint has learnt.  In a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Investment and Growth held December-end, plans to revisit the strict RERA norms for real estate companies, particularly for small and medium real estate companies, were also discuss...

Narendra Modi and President Trump are not just similar but they need each other at this juncture The US President’s visit is aimed at boosting his own and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s political profile. The duo get on like a house on fire and are mirror images of each other Narendra Modi and President Trump are not just similar but they need each other at this juncture user Manish Madan Published: 21 Feb 2020, 12:35 PM Engagement: 0 While President Donald Trump arrives in India after his acquittal on the charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress — having the dubious distinction of being only the third president in the US history to be impeached by the House — PM Modi is battling an uprising of millions of Indians demonstrating and protesting against a fundamentally discriminatory and religiously bigoted legislation, Citizenship Amendment Act, 2019 (CAA) passed by his Hindu-Nationalist government. It is also for the first time that India’s most powerful Prime Minister has...

India hitting US ‘very hard’ on trade, will talk business with PM Modi, says Donald Trump Ahead of Donald Trump’s visit, there have been reports on India and the US agreeing on a trade package as a precursor to a major trade deal. india Updated: Feb 21, 2020 12:07 IST Press Trust of India Washington Donald Trump told thousands of his supporters that he “really likes” Prime Minister Modi and they would be talking business..(PTI)           India has been hitting the US “very hard” on trade for many years with high tariffs, according to President Donald Trump who said he will “talk business” with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his first visit to the country. President Trump and First Lady Melania are scheduled to travel to Ahmedabad, Agra and New Delhi on February 24 and 25. “I’m ...

Trump imposes a $260 million penalty on India on the eve of his visit This move is not just about loss of $260 million in GSP benefits but also about how many lakhs jobs could be lost in specific industries when the economy is facing growing unemployment and stagflation US President Donald Trump (File photo) V Venkateswara Rao Updated: 18 Feb 2020, 4:08 PM Engagement: 303.643 K Former BJP ally Shiv Sena slammed the move by the US to take India off the list of developing nations. In its mouthpiece, Saamana , the party said, "All the subsidies and benefits which India was getting would not be there now. Whenever a guest visits, he brings some gifts as a token of love, but President Trump broke the tradition. While India is preparing itself to welcome Trump, America has removed India from the list of developing countries. This is a big blow to our economy. With India on the list of developing countries, there used to be subsidies...