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UAE set to accelerate growth in 2019

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Our UAE Correspondent
he uAe’s economic growth is
set to accelerate in 2019 as
non-oil revenue expands on the
back of government measures intro-
duced in 2018 and higher spending.
The uAe’s economy, the Arab
world’s second largest, which grew
0.8 per cent in 2017, mainly due to
oil output and price declines, is set
to grow in 2019 thanks to a slew of
government measures aimed at pro-
pelling the non-oil sector, which con-
tributes to over 70 per cent of the
country’s gross domestic product
(GDP).
The Central Bank of the uAe fore-
casts the economy will, as a result of
the government reforms and meas-
ures, accelerate 4.2 per cent in 2019.
growth rate of 8 per cent, said Sultan
bin Saeed Al Mansoori, Minister for
economy in November.
Foreign investment is expected
to rise to $11.5 billion (Dhs 42.4
employee insurance policies to help
retain talent and attract investors.
“The main drivers of non-oil GDP
growth would be services on the pro-
duction side, private consumption and
forms measures “will encourage private
investment and boost growth”.
Oxford economics is forecasting
non-oil GDP growth of 3.6 per cent in
2019, up from 3 per cent in 2018,
per cent for 2018 and 2.9 per cent in
2019. Individual emirates are also im-
plementing specific measures to sup-
port economic growth.
Dubai and Abu Dhabi are exempt-
Dubai slashed aviation and mu-
nicipality fees as part of initiatives
aimed at lowering corporate and gov-
ernment charges, creating jobs and
making it easier to do business in the
emirate. The emirate will scrap 19
fees related to the aviation industry,
as it seeks to attract more than Dhs 1
billion of foreign investments into the
sector.
Abu Dhabi announced in June a
three-year Dhs 50-billion stimulus
package that will be accompanied by
initiatives to stimulate growth in the
emirate and create at least 10,000
jobs for emiratis.
The uAe government’s measure
is expected to help the economy
through reducing the cost of doing
business for the private sector, at-
tracting and retaining talent, and fa-

Kuwait plans to reduce Oman moves up in

The government approved a for- billion) in 2018 from $10.8 billion in investment on the expenditure side,” while oil GDP will expand 1.3 per cent ing companies from administrative cilitating and attracting FDI. All the
eign direct investment (FDI) law that 2017. The government also plans to said Garbis Iradian, Chief economist in 2019 compared with 0.7 per cent in fines as part of efforts to stimulate government initiatives are expected
is expected to boost FDI flows by up grant long-term visas of up to 10 (Mena) at the Institute of International 2018. business growth and economic de- to contribute positively to economic
to 20 per cent in 2019, from an average years and approved new low-cost Finance, adding that government re- Overall growth is projected at 2.3 velopment. growth and diversification.

1.5 mn foreign residents competitiveness index

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Our Kuwait Correspondent
uWAIT is planning to re-
duce the number of for-
eign residents in the
country by at least 1.5 million
over the next seven years.
The government’s legal de-
partment had asked for opinions
from other government agencies
on the possibility of establishing
a national committee to rebal-
ance Kuwait’s demographic
structure.
The large number of foreign-
ers, which account for around
70 per cent of the 4.6 million
population, has led to calls from
some members of parliament
for nationality quotas, higher
fees and other restrictions.
The committee would pro-
pose and implement plans to
decrease the number of foreign-
ers to 50 per cent of the popula-
tion. This would mean the num-
ber of expats would need to be
that the Kuwaiti population will
rise from 1.4 million to 1.7 million
over the next seven years.
The committee is also ex-
pected to enforce plans that
would see the number of for-
eigners of a specific nationality
capped at 25 per cent of the
population, meaning at least
6,00,000 Indians and 3,00,00
according to reports.
In addition, it plans for 10
per cent of foreign employees
in the public sector to be replaced
every year and 5 per cent of
those in the private sector.
Separately, Arabic publica-
tion Al-Rai reported that the
country’s manpower authority
had cancelled thousands of ‘job
Our Oman Correspondent wide during 2018.
private sector because they were The World Competitiveness
found to not have a university he Sultanate of Oman Report is issued by the World
degree or held a degree that has jumped 14 places, economic Forum annually and
was not endorsed by their coun- highest worldwide, in the considers the results of over
try of origin. competitiveness index, according 140 countries in competitiveness
Many of those affected have to the Statistics and Information in accordance with the interna-
opted to leave the country, ac- Centre of Oman’s National Office tional competitiveness criteria.
cording to reports. of Competitiveness. Oman is The report relies on two
The manpower authority is the only country in the GCC mechanisms for collection of
also reported to be pursuing a states which made a progress data which are the opinion polls
ban on foreign nationals with in the 2018 competitiveness re- and the data and information
low degree scores from working port. The Sultanate’s ranking in obtained from international or-
in the private sector to improve the same index was 47th world- ganisations.
the quality of the labour force.
Similar steps to reduce the
foreign population are being tak-
en in the public sector, with the
Civil Service Commission saying
in August it planned to terminate
more than 4,45,000 foreign work-
ers and replace them with citi-
zens in the coming years.
In addition, the country’s cen-
tral bank has instructed local
lenders to increase the percent-
age of Kuwaiti’s in their workforce
to 80 per cent by the end of the

How Will Stocks

reduced by at least 1.5 million year resulting in up to 17,000
based on government projections egyptians would be deported, titles’ held by foreigners in the foreign workers being replaced.

CBDT exception Given the recent

Perform In 2019?
for NRIs from volatility in stock
market, many
online tax filing investors have
AAT News Service turned sceptic
The Central Board of Direct about the future
Taxes (CBDT) has decided to
allow exception from online filing
returns from stock
of application under Section 197 market. Here is
and 206C (9) in the cases of
NRIs and resident applicants. our reading of the
Vide Notification No 74/2018 market
dated October 25, 2018, Rule
funds.
28 of the Income-Tax Rules,
Indian mutual funds have
1962 was amended to prescribe
electronic filing of application for come of age, thanks in great
lower deduction or no deduction measure to the relentless SIP
under Section 197 of Income- (systematic investment plan)
Tax Act, 1961 using digital sig- funds from ordinary investors.
nature or eVC. Similar changes Indian investors today are an ed-
ucated lot as far as the markets

were also made in Rule 37G to
prescribe electronic filing of ap-
plication under Section 206C (9)
for lower or nil rate of tax collec-
tion at source. The functionality
for online filing has since been
made available by Centralized
Processing Cell (TDS) through
TRACeS portal <https://con-
tents.tdscpc.gov.in/>. Form No
13 is the common form for ap-
plication under Section 197 and
206C (9).
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are concerned. A lot of investors
AAT News Service investors have apparently pulled are now switching from their bank
out over ` 1-lakh crore from the fixed deposits to mutual funds.
he stock market these Indian market in the current This is sensible as all the
days is moving on an un- quarter. studies have shown that stock
certain direction. If it falls Probably that explains why market investments for over a
one day, it rises on the other the market fell steeply on some period of time, say 10 years,
and vice versa. This is because days. But the market also re- have always given an average
few have a clue as to the future couped soon after. What explains of 12 per cent returns, unlike
direction of the market. Accord- this? Apparently the recovery fixed deposits which offer around
ing to reports available from for- was made possible by the huge 6 per cent after tax.
eign institutional side, portfolio investments by Indian mutual n No Gamblers’ Den – P8
MSME Min urges cos to
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compete globally, be part

of 4 industrial revolution
th
With the financial support given to micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs)
from the Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for MSMEs and Prime Minister’s Employment
Generation Programme, 19 lakh new enterprises have been created in the last four
years, providing employment to nearly three crore people

The Vice-President, Venkaiah Naidu, receiving a copy of Shaheed Bhagat Singh’s Jail Diary,

Fertilizers Control Order

from the members of Shaheed Bhagat Singh Brigade, in New Delhi

has provisions to ensure

fertilizer supply to farmers
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AAT News Service Guarantee Fund Trust for MSME merce and Industry and Civil diffusion, ease of exporting
and Prime Minister’s Employ- Aviation. through e-Commerce and inter-
NDIAN micro, small and ment Generation Programme, With the implementation of national business forums, de-

F
medium enterprises (MSMEs) 19 lakh new enterprises have Goods and Services Tax (GST), veloping strategies to penetrate
have the capability to com- been created in the last four MSMEs have undergone huge new markets through trade as- AAT News Service implement the provisions of FCO. would be restricted or denied
pete with global companies and years, providing employment to transformational changes to their sociations and digital entrepre- Any violation of provisions even if the product is otherwise
become a part of the fourth in- nearly three-crore people. benefit. More than one-million neurship, standardisation for ERTILIZERS have been of FCO invokes both adminis- eligible for subsidy under
dustrial revolution due to the Indian MSMEs share is in- MSMEs are now registered with SMEs and alternative & export declared as essential trative and penal penalties. Un- scheme.
support being given to them creasing in exports as well as GST Network and have become financing. commodity under Essen- der FCO, it is mandatory to in- In proven case of abuse of
through various government GDP of the country. As part of part of the formal sector, which SMEs from 56 countries in- tial Commodities Act, 1955, and dicate the maximum retail price subsidy mechanism, the Depart-
schemes, said Giriraj Singh, technical support and upgrading has given them the opportunity cluding China, Germany, Japan, in order to ensure supply of ad- (MRP) on bags of fertilizer and ment of Fertilizers, on the rec-
Union Minister of State for of MSME industries, 10 new to link themselves with national Sweden, Indonesia Italy, Korea, equate quantity of good quality no person shall sell or offer for ommendation of Inter-Ministerial
MSME. technology centres will soon be- as well as global value chains, Singapore, Kenya, Bangladesh, of fertilizer to the farmers, the sale any fertilizer at a price ex- Committee may exclude any
While addressing the 15th come operational, besides the said Arun Kumar Panda, Secre- and Sri Lanka participated in Central government promulgated ceeding the MRP or rate fixed, grade/grades of fertilizers of a
Global SME Business Summit 18 technology centres which are tary, MSME. the summit. the Fertilizer (Control) (Organic, added the minister. particular company or the fertil-
on ‘Building partnerships through doing exemplary work, added The objective of the summit So far, 14 global summits Inorganic and Mixed) Order Reasonableness of MRP of izer company itself from the
global value chains’, organised the minister. is to boost the global competi- for SMEs have been organised (FCO), 1985 and Fertilizer phosphatic and potassic fertiliz- scheme. There is no report of
by Ministry of MSME in part- The summit will provide the tiveness of the Indian MSMEs every year and policymakers, (Movement Control) Order, 1973, ers fixed by the fertilizer com- instances of unauthorised sale
nership with Confederation of MSMEs of the country an op- by apprising them of the global CEOs and academicians from said Rao Inderjit Singh, Union panies is examined by the De- of fertilizer from any state gov-
Indian Industry in New Delhi, portunity to understand the in- trends, global practices and stan- India and across the world at- Minister of State for Planning, partment of Fertilizers under the ernment, said Mr Singh.
Mr Singh said that with Ease of ternational market and encour- dards along with arranging ex- tends the summit. Statistics and Chemicals & Fer- Nutrient Based Subsidy (NBS) However, state governments
Doing Business, credit lending age them to join international perience sharing and B2B meet- The previous editions of the tilizers, in a written reply to a Scheme. It has been stipulated have been adequately empow-
facilities and technical support, trade. The New Industrial Policy ing with SMEs from across the summit have seen participation question on quality and prices in the provisions that in cases, ered to take actions against per-
and upgradation initiatives of framed by the Department of In- globe. of international delegates from of fertilizers, in Lok Sabha. where after scrutiny, unreason- sons who indulge in illegitimate
the Central government, the dustrial Policy and Promotion, The summit acts as a plat- more than 15 countries like the It is the prime responsibility ableness of MRP is established activities, violating provisions of
MSMEs have joined the SMEs which will get Cabinet nod soon, form to disseminate information US, the UK, Japan, Russia, Ger- of the state governments to en- or where there is no correlation FCO, Fertilizer (Movement Con-
of the world. will benefit the MSMEs of the on global demand for SME prod- many, France, Thailand, Portugal, sure quality fertilizers to farmers between the cost of production trol) Order, 1973 and Essential
With the financial support country in a big way, said Suresh ucts, the ongoing disruptions in New Zealand, Italy, Egypt, China, as per FCO specifications and or acquisition and the MRP print- Commodities Act, 1955, he
given to MSMEs from the Credit Prabhu, Union Minister for Com- global value chains, technology UAE and Czech Republic. are adequately empowered to ed on the bags, the subsidy added.

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AAT News Service valuable suggestions were re- growth rate of about 8 per cent The second section on in- decisions on an integrated, BharatNet programme in 2019, ally-marginalised sections of the
ceived and incorporated. on average during 2018-23. frastructure deals with the phys- transparent and dynamic pricing all 2.5-lakh gram panchayats population.
HE NITI Aayog unveiled Over 800 stakeholders from This will raise the economy’s ical foundations of growth which mechanism for the railways. will be digitally connected; and Some of the key recommen-
its comprehensive nation- within the government – Central, size in real terms from $2.7 tril- are crucial to enhancing the Doubling the share of freight aim to deliver all government dations in the section on inclu-
al Strategy for New In- state and district levels – and lion in 2017-18 to nearly $4 tril- sion include: Successfully im-
dia@75, which defines clear about 550 external experts were lion by 2022-23. plementing the Ayushman
objectives for 2022-23. It is a consulted during the preparation Increase the investment rate Bharat programme including the

NITI Aayog
detailed exposition across 41 of the document. The overar- as measured by gross fixed establishment of 1,50,000 health
crucial areas that recognises ching focus of the strategy doc- capital formation from the pres- and wellness centres across
the progress already made, ument is to further improve the ent 29 per cent to 36 per cent the country, and rolling out the
identifies binding constraints, policy environment, in which of GDP by 2022; in agriculture, Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yo-

releases
and suggests the way forward private investors and other shift the emphasis to converting jana Abhiyan.
for achieving the clearly-stated Create a focal point for pub-
objectives. lic health at the Central level
Drawing inspiration and di- with state counterparts; promote
rection from the Prime Minister, integrative medicine curriculum;
Narendra Modi’s clarion call for upgrade the quality of the school

Strategy
establishing a New India by education system and skills, in-
2022, NITI Aayog embarked on cluding the creation of a new
a journey of formulating the innovation ecosystem at the
strategy document over the last ground level by establishing at
year. least 10,000 Atal Tinkering Labs
In his foreword, the Prime by 2020; conceptualise an elec-

for New
Minister says: “The Strategy for tronic national educational reg-
New India@75 put together by istry for tracking each child’s
NITI Aayog is an attempt to learning outcomes.
bring innovation, technology, As already done in rural ar-
enterprise and efficient man- eas, give a huge push to af-
agement together, at the core fordable housing in urban areas
of policy formulation and im- to improve workers’ living con-

India@75
plementation. It will encourage ditions and ensure equity while
discussion and debate, and in- providing a strong impetus to
vite feedback for further refining economic growth.
our policy approach. We believe The final section on gover-
that economic transformation nance delves deep into how
cannot happen without public the governance structures can
participation. Development must be streamlined and processes
become a Jan Andolan.” optimised to achieve better de-
NITI Aayog followed an ex- velopmental outcomes.
tremely participative approach Some of the key recommen-
in preparing the strategy. Each dations in the section on gov-
area vertical in NITI Aayog had ernance include: Implement the
in-depth consultations with all recommendations of the Second
three groups of stakeholders, stakeholders can contribute their farmers to ‘agripreneurs’ by fur- Administrative Reforms Com-
viz business persons, academ- fullest towards achieving the ther expanding e-National Agri- mission as a prelude to ap-
ics including scientists, and gov- goals set out for New India culture Markets and replacing pointing a successor for de-
ernment officials. 2022 and propel India towards the Agricultural Produce Mar- signing reforms in the changing
This was followed by con- a $5-trillion economy by 2030. keting Committee Act with the context of emerging technolo-
sultations at the level of the The 41 chapters in the doc- Agricultural Produce and Live- gies and growing complexity of
Vice-Chairman with a diverse ument have been disaggregated stock Marketing Act. the economy.
group of eminent persons from under four sections: Drivers, in- Give a strong push to ‘Zero Set up a new autonomous
seven sets of stakeholders that frastructure, inclusion and gov- Budget Natural Farming’ tech- body, viz, the Arbitration Council
included scientists and innova- ernance. niques that reduce costs, im- of India to grade arbitral insti-
tors, farmers, civil society or- The first section on drivers prove land quality and increase tutions and accredit arbitrators
ganisations, think-tanks, labour focusses on the engines of eco- farmers’ incomes. This has to make the arbitration process
representatives and trade nomic performance with chap- emerged as a tested method cost effective and speedy, and
unions, and industry represen- ters on growth and employment, for putting environment carbon competitiveness of Indian busi- transported by coastal shipping services at the state, district, to preempt the need for court
tatives. doubling of farmers’ incomes; back into the land; to ensure ness as also ensuring the citi- and inland waterways; initially, and gram panchayat level digi- intervention.
Central ministries were upgrading the science, technol- maximum employment creation, zens’ ease of living. viability gap funding will be pro- tally by 2022-23. Address the backlog of
brought on board for inputs, ogy and innovation ecosystem; complete codification of labour Some of the key recommen- vided until the infrastructure is The section on inclusion pending cases – shift part of
suggestions and comments, with and promoting sunrise sectors laws and a massive effort must dations in the section on infra- fully developed; develop an IT- deals with the urgent task of in- workload out of regular court
each draft of individual chapters like fintech and tourism. be made to upscale and expand structure include: Expedite the enabled platform for integrating vesting in the capabilities of all system; and expand the scope
being circulated for consulta- Some of the key recommen- apprenticeships; and launch a establishment of the Rail De- different modes of transport and citizens. The three themes in of Swachh Bharat Mission to
tions. The draft document was dations in the section on drivers mission ‘Explore in India’ by re- velopment Authority (RDA), promoting multimodal and digi- this section revolve around the cover initiatives for landfills,
also circulated to all the states include: Steadily accelerate the vamping minerals exploration which is already approved. RDA tised mobility. dimensions of health, education plastic/municipal waste and gen-
and Union territories from whom economy to achieve a GDP and licensing policy. will advise or make informed With the completion of the and mainstreaming of tradition- erating wealth from waste.

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W
AAT News Service ing out of your mouth than what
your body is communicating. An
E all know how English often cited study states that 55
language is important per cent of communication is
in job interviews. But body language, 38 per cent is
in this article we shall discuss tone of voice, and 7 per cent is
about how body language is the actual words spoken. Al-
equally important when you ap-
pear for job interviews.
You can be armed with the
most eloquently produced oral
pitch, CV and bucketloads of
When you
experience, but your gestures
face your
interviewer,
your body
language
matters a
lot. Here are
a few
suggestions
to consider
when you
appear for
the next
interview
and posture etc can still let you
down at the crucial moment. In
fact, you are actually saying
more with your body than with
words. Remember recruiters
generally decide after 90 sec-
onds if they’re going to hire
someone, so to give yourself
the best chance of a first im-
pression you should make sure
you’re dressed well, clean and
well groomed.
As somebody remarked,
sometimes the hardest part of a
job interview is not remembering
what to say, but making sure
your body is saying it too. It’s
easier to control the words com-
W
AAT News Service
ITH the support of all
stakeholders, the work
on Clean Ganga Mis-
sion is going on war footing and
the hard work of all stakeholders
has started to show visible re-
sults on ground, said the Union
Minister for Water Resources,
River Development and Ganga
Rejuvenation, Nitin Gadkari.
Mr Gadkari expressed sat-
isfaction over the positive feed-
back received for Clean Ganga
Mission and assured the people
of the country that their dream
of rejuvenated Ganga will soon
be fulfilled.
“The government has freed
Kanpur from the ill-effect of
Sisamau drain after 128 years,
which was infamous for the pol-
lution it was causing to river
Ganga. 140 million litres per
day (MLD) of wastewater has
been stopped from flowing into
river Ganga,” said Mr Gadkari
while speaking at the recent In-
dia Water Impact Summit 2018,
titled ‘Global Co-operation for
a Global Issue’ organised at
Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi.
Six reports were released
on the occasion regarding flow
regimes and Ganga River Basin
Management Plan of five main
stem of Ganga basin states.
Green Ganga App, developed
by Remote Sensing Centre of
Indian Sapce Research Organ-
isation (ISRO) was also
launched during the occasion.
Green Ganga App is used
for geo-tagging of saplings and
delineation of plantation bound-
aries under ongoing afforestation
activities of Namami Gange pro-
gramme. The touch-enabled in-
formation kiosk about Namami
Gange programme, developed
jointly by National Mission for
Clean Ganga (NMCG) and
Why Body
Language Is
Important In
Job Interviews
though this breakdown might
not be exact, it does emphasise
the power of non-verbal com-
munication.
Consider the following two
situations:
A) You arrive at an interview
feeling upbeat, optimistic and at
ease. Even though you don’t
Gadkari expresses satisfaction on
have years of experience, you’re
confident that you know enough
progress of Clean Ganga Mission
ISRO was also launched.
Since the inception of Ganga
cleaning programme (1985) till
2014, Central government had
spent less than ` 4,000 crore.
With the launch of Namami
Gange programme, provision
of ` 20,000 crore have been
made for five years. So far,
NMCG has sanctioned 254 proj-
ects for more than ` 24,000
to excel in the position. When
you meet your interviewer, you
immediately hone in on things
about her that you find relatable.
Her demeanour puts you at ease
and you reciprocate with a warm
smile and a firm handshake. In
the interview you listen carefully,
follow her cues and lean in as if
you’re having a conversation
with a colleague rather than an
interrogator.
B) You arrive at your interview
either feeling anxious and self-
conscious, or cavalier and overly
confident. When you greet your
interviewer it’s with an awkward
handshake and timid eyes or
crore and has spent about `
5,000 crore in the last four years.
Not only has the pace of ex-
penditure increased manifold,
results are visible on the ground
as well.
“Out of these 254 projects,
133 are for sewerage manage-
ment, 11 bioremediation, one
modular sewage treatment plant
(STP), one rural sanitation, 64
an arrogant casualness. During
the interview, you’re too tense
to connect or too self-absorbed.
It’s easy to see why the can-
didate in A will get the job offer.
Employers want to be around
people who seem well adjusted,
genuine and not high strung. So
even if you’re trying your best
to act the part, the subconscious
mind is brilliant in detecting non-
verbal cues that say otherwise.
Remembering a few things
about effective body language
can help you communicate a
positive message to your inter-
viewer. You can make a solid
first impression with a firm, but
not iron handshake that accom-
panies eye contact and a smile.
Keeping arms open and un-
crossed will communicate a
warm and friendly message, and
sitting tall with your back against
the back of the seat will com-
municate a message of confi-
dence.
Through keeping an inter-
ested expression and aiming to
keep eye contact for 2/3 of the
interview, you can convey that
you are engaged and ready to
take on the job. Many interview-
ers report that bad interviews
most often contain little to no
eye contact. However, locked
eyes or too much eye contact
can cause you to appear overly
ghat and crematoria, 6 bio-di-
versity and 16 afforestation proj-
ects. 133 sewerage infrastruc-
ture projects costing ` 19,789
crore will create 3,969 MLD of
sewage treatment capacity and
lay down 4,871 kilometres of
sewerage network,” said the
minister.
Reiterating the focus on trib-
utaries of Ganga, he said 26
WEdNESdAy, JANuAry 02, 2019 ASSIGNMENTS ABroAd TIMES, MuMBAI 5
aggressive or creepy, so be sure
to look away occasionally.
So we know it is important
that our body language should
communicate positive messages.
How do we do that? Here are
some things to remember for
your next interview.
Smile
Smiling expresses many positive
emotions and character traits at
the same time. These include
gratitude for the opportunity,
openness, confidence, friendli-
ness and charisma. Also, believe
it or not, smiling will also help to
relax you and relieve any nerves.
This doesn’t mean a frozen
beauty queen smile or a tense
‘from the lips down’ politician
smile. Rather, the smile that hap-
pens spontaneously when you
meet a new person for the first
time: warm, curious, open. Ulti-
mately that’s how you should
see your interviewer – as a per-
son you’re eager to meet.
Handshake
In addition to your smile, your
handshake can set the tone for
the rest of the interview. Wait
for the interviewer to initiate and
then shake their hand firmly and
warmly. Squeezing too hard can
projects are being taken up on
tributaries like Yamuna, Saryu,
Ram Ganga, Gomti, Kali, Kosi,
Gandak, Damodar, Rispana-
Bindal etc.
The minister also mentioned
that the Aviralta of river Ganga
has also been given importance
and to ensure that required level
of ecological flow is always
maintained, a notification has
come across as extremely ag-
gressive, but at the same time
offering the interviewer a limb,
lifeless hand will be a big turn
off so, again, get the balance
right.
Eye contact
Maintain eye contact while in-
troducing yourself and follow
their cues on when to let go.
Nothing’s more awkward than
an over-long handshake. The
eyes are the windows to the
soul and this is especially true
in a job interview. Employers
are looking for unspoken clues
in your face and body language
and your eyes tend to give away
a lot. Looking away too much
can show that you’re evasive or
untrustworthy. Staring can show
that you’re aggressive or just
plain weird. Throughout the in-
terview, try to maintain eye con-
tact naturally by paying attention
to what is being said rather than
how you’re doing.
Posture
Stand and sit up straight and try
not to cross your arms. The goal
is to convey confidence and
ease rather than stiffness or
sloppiness. If possible, sit at an
angle from the interviewer rather
already been published. Fol-
lowing this a meeting has been
held with all state Chief Secre-
taries asking them to implement
the e-flow notification. He also
talked about the success story
of Hybrid Annuity Mode (HAM)
in sewage water sector and
one-city-one-operator for inte-
grating the development of new
STPs with the existing treatment
than straight across. This will
feel more collegial and less con-
frontational.
Movements
Regardless of how poised you
come across at the beginning
of an interview, your hands can
betray your nervousness through
fidgeting. One of the best ways
to avoid the problem of “what to
do with the hands” is by using
them to express yourself and
emphasise points when talking.
As long as your hand move-
ments don’t become a distrac-
tion, feel free to use gestures
as a way to support your an-
swers. Just be cognizant that
they aren’t too emotive, nervous
or over-the-top.
Facial expression
You must match your facial ex-
pression with the things you’re
saying. Sitting with a stern look
on your face as you describe
your life passions may come
across as vacant, bored or, even
worse, boring; meanwhile in your
head, you imagine your expres-
sion to be professional and for-
mal. These all apply for Skype
interviews as well. Be human.
Follow the conversation and act
naturally.
infrastructure under HAM, said
Mr Gadkari.
Minister of State for Housing
and Urban Affairs, Hardeep
Singh Puri, complimented the
Namami Gange programme for
making Clean Ganga Mission a
mass movement and said all
possible efforts required from
his ministry is being provided in
the form of three main works
that include making villages open
defecation free (ODF), imple-
menting liquid waste treatment
and solid waste management.
Under Namami Gange pro-
gramme, 97 towns within five
kilometres of river Ganga have
been identified where interven-
tions are being made. Swachh
Bharat Mission is helping vil-
lages along Ganga to become
ODF, he said.
Minister of State for Water
Resources, River Development
and Ganga Rejuvenation, Satya
Pal Singh hoped that the Clean
Ganga Mission will be immense-
ly benefitted from the ideas
which come during the summit
and said foreign collaboration
is very important for the task of
Ganga rejuvenation.
Linking the problem of Gan-
ga cleaning with over-extraction
of groundwater, Secretary, Min-
istry of Water Resources, River
Development and Ganga Re-
juvenation, U P Singh said, there
is an urgent need for paradigm
shift in water resources man-
agement as it would help in
maintaining the Aviralta of river
Ganga.
He expressed deep concern
on the depleting levels of
aquifers stopping the water flow
back to the river. He stressed
on the need to talk about issues
of groundwater recharge, main-
taining floodplains, rainwater
harvesting and restoration of
water bodies.
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considered the domain of gam- the upcoming general elections he in a classic quote: “Don’t investors.
blers. Many people have now in April-May are mere “interrup- make your own recession by The percentage of retail in-
continued to pump in huge mon- tions” that won’t disrupt the na- not investing in the market.” vestors, who expect stock prices
ey into mutual funds. Therefore, tion’s economic structure or busi- US investors have already will be lower in the next six
mutual fund managers have a ness cycle. felt the pain. The ongoing trade months, jumped to more than
huge corpus to invest in. So The key risk, however, is the disputes with China have created 47 per cent in mid-November.
whenever the market crashes, political uncertainty. Edelweiss supply-chain disruptions, affect- That was the most bearish read-
they keep buying shares which is urging investors to focus on ing corporate profitability and ing since February 2016, ac-
in turn lift the markets. cording to a weekly sentiment
Now the question is, how survey. The bull market in global
will the market perform in 2019? stocks has already ended, ac-
Not many are very positive about cording to 35 per cent of re-
the market in 2019 given that spondents in a recent Reuters
it’s an election year and there poll of 100 equity strategists.
are doubts about incumbent gov- Still, some 48 per cent believe it
ernment returning to power. Still has more than a year of life left
we shall attempt to make some in it.
forecasts based on various While there’s no ‘right’ time
analyses by fund houses so that to buy into the market, now may
you as an investor can take in- feel like the wrong time to do
formed decisions. so. But it’s best to fight those
Credit Suisse (CS) sets 2019 fears and keep investing. With
forecast as one that could give the vast majority of asset classes
more than 15 per cent returns in the red this year, you don’t
from current levels. “We believe have a lot of attractive alterna-
that solid economic/EPS growth tives for investing in 2018, so

Cabinet approves MoU with France

and benign recessionary risks it’s prudent to bet on the stock
will be sufficient to propel the market’s proven history as a
market higher,” says a CS report. long-term investment.

in field of new & renewable energy

Chief equity strategist the second half of next year – a stock performance, which have Keep these simple mantras
Jonathan Golub told clients in a period that may see optimism a spillover effect on the broader in mind when investing for the
note published recently that he return and the business cycle US stock market. long-term: Volatility is inherent
expects the market to rocket kicking into high gear. “Don’t Here’s something one ought to investing. Take that as a given

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past his 2018 target. That’s more split hairs on India’s macros, to remember: Don’t sell out of and don’t stress about daily gy-
than 15 per cent upside from earnings and valuations – split fear; rather, be more selective rations. Don’t try to time the AAT News Service to define the modalities of dis- impact.
current levels and more than 11 2019 into two halves,” Edelweiss about how you invest. If you be- market. If you sell when you cussions concerning, in partic- The MoU will help in strength-
per cent from his December analysts wrote. “The second half lieve the current market cycle is think the market’s peaked you’ll HE Union Cabinet ap- ular, the future collaboration re- ening bilateral co-operation be-
2018 target. should be a smoother ride.” nearing its end, consider those likely be wrong. proved signing of MoU garding in a pilot project to pro- tween India and France.
But according to them, strong However, many investors still dynamics when making alloca- Keep adding money to the between the Solar Energy vide SECI an e-vehicle charging Readers are advised to make ap-
earnings won’t be driving the remain on edge, especially amid tion decisions. Diversify your market at regular intervals. This Corporation of India (SECI), In- station with embedded batteries, propriate enquiries before entering
gains. The reasons are attributed a flurry of predictions that the portfolio to include sectors that strategy, known as rupee-cost dia and French Alternative En- powered by solar panels and into any commitment or making
to multiple expansions, as in- next recession is coming in 2020. still have solid growth prospects averaging, smooths out your pur- ergies and Atomic Energy Com- optimised connection to the grid payments in relation to any adver-
vestors grow more willing to pay So what should one do? If you (like healthcare), read research chase price over time. Diversify mission (CEA), French state- in order to support the Indian tisement published in this paper.
premiums for top stocks like remain optimistic about US eco- reports from fund managers or your portfolio to reduce overall owned research entity and government’s ambitious plan Assignments Abroad Times shall
technology companies and con- nomic growth, market volatility talk to a financial advisor. risk. That means a mix of stocks BlueStorage SAS, a French for the deployment of electrical not be held responsible for any con-
sumer names. This is not the serves as an opportunity to buy But given the market’s wild and bonds, as well as assets sequences thereon.
company. vehicles by maximising solar

Fashion Corner
first time CS has published en- stocks at lower prices. swings in recent months, it’s no from different geographic regions. The objective of the MoU is mobility and minimising its grid Publisher

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AAT News Service Fatty liver gradually develops in While drinking may provide a substance that contributes to Drinkers will love to read
90 per cent of those who drink few hours of relief, many do not blood clots; cut the risk of dia- this: It maybe hard to believe,
LCOHOL is something more than a half ounce (15 ml) realise that it will worsen your betes, another major risk factor but alcohol may help you live
that does not have a com- of alcohol per day and is usually overall mental health and spark for heart disease; and reduce longer. Studies suggest that light
mon opinion about by doc- symptomless and fully reversible. a vicious cycle. stress and anxiety temporarily. and moderate consumption of
tors or scientists when it comes In heavy drinkers, binge What about heart health? There is also talk about al- alcohol may cut the risk of pre-

How good is alcohol

to their usefulness or dangers. If drinking may cause your liver to Heart disease is the leading cohol causing cancer? How true mature death. Simultaneously,
you look at the internet, you will become inflamed. In worst-case cause of death in modern society. is that? Cancer is a serious dis- alcohol abuse is the third main
get all kinds of opinions. scenarios, liver cells die and get It is a broad category of diseases, ease caused by abnormal growth cause of preventable death in

for your health?

While many suggest that replaced with scar tissue, leading the most common of which are of cells. Alcohol consumption is the US, as it’s a large factor in
moderate amount of alcohol has chronic diseases, accidents, traf-
health benefits, it is also a fact fic crashes and social problems.
that alcohol’s addictive and highly But some people become
toxic – especially when you drink addicted to the effects of alcohol,
too much. So what could be the a condition known as alcohol
truth? The truth is that the health dependence or alcoholism. Al-

There are
effects of alcohol vary between
individuals and depend on the
amount and type of alcohol one
consumes. conflicting
To understand this further, opinions about
the use of
let us first understand the content
of alcohol. The main psychoac-
tive ingredient in alcoholic bev-
erages is ethanol. Generally re- alcohol. If you
ferred to as ‘alcohol’, ethanol is can follow the
catchline, ‘drink
the substance that makes you
drunk. It’s produced by yeasts
that digest sugar in certain carb-
rich foods, such as grapes – responsibly’,
used to make wine – or grains – then you would
be in safe zone
used to make beer.
Alcohol is one of the most
popular psychoactive substances
in the world. It can have powerful cohol dependence is one of the
effects on your mood and mental main causes of alcohol abuse
state. By reducing self-con- and disability and a strong risk
sciousness and shyness, alcohol factor for various diseases.
may encourage people to act How much is too much? Rec-
without inhibition. At the same ommendations for alcohol intake
time, it impairs judgement and are usually based on the number
promotes behaviour people may of standard drinks per day. The
end up regretting. problem is most people have
Some people drink small no idea what qualifies as a ‘stan-
amounts at a time, while others dard drink’. To worsen matters,
tend to binge drink. Binge drink- the official definition of a standard
ing involves drinking large to a serious condition called cir- heart attacks and strokes. a risk factor for cancers of the drink differs between countries.
amounts at a time to get drunk. rhosis. Cirrhosis is irreversible The relationship between al- mouth, throat, colon, breast and It is said that if you enjoy al-
How does alcohol affect the and associated with many seri- cohol and heart disease is com- liver. The cells lining your mouth cohol and don’t binge, there is
human organs? Your liver is a ous health problems. In ad- plex and depends on several and throat are especially vul- no compelling reason to avoid
remarkable organ with hundreds vanced cirrhosis, a liver trans- factors. Light to moderate drink- nerable to the harmful effects of it. Just keep in mind that your
of essential functions. One of plant maybe the only option. ing is linked to a reduced risk of alcohol. Even light alcohol con- cancer risk may increase – re-
its main roles is to neutralise Does alcohol induce depres- heart disease, while heavy drink- sumption – up to one drink per gardless of how much you are
various toxic substances you sion? Alcohol intake and de- ing appears to increase the risk. day – is linked to a 20 per cent drinking. However, if you tend
consume. For this reason, your pression are closely but com- There are several possible increased risk of mouth and to drink excessively or notice
liver is particularly vulnerable to plexly associated. While alcohol reasons for the beneficial effects throat cancer. that alcohol causes problems in
damage by alcohol intake. Liver intake and depression seem to of drinking moderately. Moderate Your risk increases the more your life, you should avoid it as
diseases caused by alcohol con- increase the risk of one another alcohol consumption may: Raise you consume. More than four much as possible.
sumption are collectively known simultaneously, alcohol abuse ‘good’ HDL cholesterol in your drinks daily appear to cause a In conclusion, we can say
as alcoholic liver diseases. maybe the stronger causal factor. bloodstream; decrease blood five-fold increase in your risk of that because alcohol impact de-
The first of these to appear Many people facing anxiety and pressure, a major risk factor for mouth and throat cancer, as well pends entirely on the individual,
is fatty liver, characterised by depression drink intentionally to heart disease; lower your blood as an increase in your risk of it’s good for some and disastrous
increased fat inside liver cells. reduce stress and improve mood. concentration of fibrinogen, a breast, colon and liver cancer. for others.
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