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https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiTAt5utGpy7QEj1QhWyGAa_lzSu28THU4e4bagbAWcF_g7zjplx1liLPLG-HOcUUdFuyovBQW2Ee1nswS7hOZcRbQpS9KZVH8ve4VZJT-tvORsjSkUtXIanMlRS2MJ1XQDTVzbWMe0rI8/s1600/2017-09-16_1-37-02.png According to the news report The income tax department  blocked 420 crore PAN cards. They released a notice saying these are not linked to the Aadhar cards. Apparently only 260 crore PAN cards are linked to Aadhar cards. Here are the step by step to check weather the PAN card is active or Deactivated. Click the link  https://www.incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in/e-Filing/Services/KnowYourPanLinkGS.html 2. Enter mandatory valid details for  Surname, Status, Date of Birth and mobile Number and Click submit button. Screenshot of Know Your PAN 3. Posting clicking submit button you will be receiving a PIN to your Mobile number. Enter the correct pin and click validate button. 4. Post clicking the validate button you may asked to enter addition inform...

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjKmDvHuODVUnvEs72uvh0XHITplX4bjbDNT7zbw3_0hlaEQpV2-a32iBwdObMoJFcE-_HLnlh-rlNS0sIPGwVA8aO_n9nuG07g9L3QU3XM2m3zjkmm9S-q_rohpOedK8n6pAdrcDG_EM0/s1600/2017-09-16_0-22-15.png UIDAI’s objective is to issue an Aadhaar number to every resident in India so as to enable residents with portable identity which can be authenticated anytime anywhere. The Aadhaar platform helps service providers authenticate identity of residents electronically, in a safe and quick manner, making service delivery more cost effective and efficient. Now you can verify weather the Aadhaar Number is valid or not deactivated. Check below screenshot to check the status. Click the link  https://resident.uidai.gov.in/aadhaarverification Screenshot of the Aadhaar Number Verification Page   2.  Enter the 12 digit unique Aadhar Number and Security Code. Post entering click verify. Screenshot of entering Aadhar number and Security code   3. Afte...

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi8t6wTfl9c1lY4wwBz9zpFB8PeZ2sX8RvujaSpiVeZiQkXb6eESSaddOQDteiy8TiVtqx2yDgeT3KXkgqOw4IEqi5qXRx9-Mtuj1dz3aJL2zshQN01wW6F-kNSpc1ozhVYe-CMmkNAWHw/s1600/2017-09-15_8-14-49.png This article titled “How do we feed the planet in 2050?” was written by Tom Huston, for theguardian.com on Wednesday 13th September 2017 15.30 UTC The numbers are jarring: more than one-quarter of the planet’s 7.5 billion people suffer from malnutrition, and nearly 1 billion are chronically hungry. If that’s not striking enough, there’s this: the world’s population is expected to reach a whopping 9.7 billion by the year 2050. If we’re unable to feed everyone right now, how can we possibly do it when there are billions more people on Earth? Some believe the solution lies in simply producing more food. A study recently published in the journal Bioscience suggests that overall food production will need to increase by any...

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjuXvIMe7OFRgPCoayCz4wIGTwhaCONjICxWSSxdGqEVrq2LrdS0iDkHJAZxt46R8g8qT4JvgrjQXLlMj6GO04tFqZatm-HLZPTKXoGYc0PDw0ssD-_mG1qWX27RAvef_TvIf-XnTqwd5s/s1600/2017-09-15_8-08-45.png This article titled “India starts work on bullet train line with £12bn loan from Japan” was written by Michael Safi in Delhi, for The Guardian on Thursday 14th September 2017 08.39 UTC India’s creaking, colonial-era railway system is preparing to take a giant leap forward as the Indian prime minister breaks ground on the country’s first bullet train project. Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone for the high-speed line on Thursday during a visit by his Japanese counterpart, Shinzō Abe, to the western state of Gujarat. “This is the new India and the flight of its dreams is endless,” Modi said at the ceremony. “The bullet train project will bring speed and employment. It is human-friendly and eco-friendly....

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiG9XZT8ETZ2PwSOhqc5cCmAmHORewxv-AHn4l8kWjAiX4ejn1_avpzvglNxw3X92OhSG0yN6v7vI5YLau8LHcNhOQgrc_knN5np1OEdG2V9t73o-wXostC2dEYo1iqRCSZrq_MlWsKoVw/s1600/2017-09-14_23-57-41.png This article titled “Much ado about nothing: ancient Indian text contains earliest zero symbol” was written by Hannah Devlin Science correspondent, for The Guardian on Wednesday 13th September 2017 23.01 UTC Nowt, nada, zilch: there is nothing new about nothingness. But the moment that the absence of stuff became zero, a number in its own right, is regarded as one of the greatest breakthroughs in the history of mathematics. Now scientists have traced the origins of this conceptual leap to an ancient Indian text, known as the Bakhshali manuscript – a text which has been housed in the UK since 1902. Radiocarbon dating reveals the fragmentary text, which is inscribed on 70 pieces of birch bark and contains hundreds of zeroes, dates to as early a...

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiG9XZT8ETZ2PwSOhqc5cCmAmHORewxv-AHn4l8kWjAiX4ejn1_avpzvglNxw3X92OhSG0yN6v7vI5YLau8LHcNhOQgrc_knN5np1OEdG2V9t73o-wXostC2dEYo1iqRCSZrq_MlWsKoVw/s1600/2017-09-14_23-57-41.png This article titled “Much ado about nothing: ancient Indian text contains earliest zero symbol” was written by Hannah Devlin Science correspondent, for The Guardian on Wednesday 13th September 2017 23.01 UTC Nowt, nada, zilch: there is nothing new about nothingness. But the moment that the absence of stuff became zero, a number in its own right, is regarded as one of the greatest breakthroughs in the history of mathematics. Now scientists have traced the origins of this conceptual leap to an ancient Indian text, known as the Bakhshali manuscript – a text which has been housed in the UK since 1902. Radiocarbon dating reveals the fragmentary text, which is inscribed on 70 pieces of birch bark and contains hundreds of zeroes, dates to as early a...

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