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New Coating Technology (LCCT) with Improved Protection for Thermal Power Plant Boilers can Enhance Their Life

Indian Scientists have developed a unique laser-based clad coating technology (LCCT) that provides improved protection to the boiler parts in thermal power plants. It can enhance life of boiler parts by 2- 3 times compared to currently use surfacing technologies. It has been found that this technology is suitable, not only for boiler parts of thermal power plants but also for any engineering application involving high temperature erosive and corrosive environment.     

India – UK Joint Company Level Military Training Exercise Ajeya Warrior Commences At Chaubatia (Uttarakhand)

The exercise is part of an initiative to develop inter-operability and sharing expertise with friendly foreign nations. During this exercise, an Infantry Company from Indian Army and an equivalent strength from UK Army would be sharing their experiences gained during the conduct of various military operations in their respective countries and during overseas engagements. Together, both the armies stand to benefit from their varied experiences. 

28 Unicorns Created in India This Year: Mrs. Nirmala Sitharaman

“Indian startups have so far generated 65 unicorns out of which 28 have been created in 2021. This shows that there is improved activity in this space and a lot of investment from angel investors. A series of reforms have been unleashed. Diverse capabilities of Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) have been given more flexibility,” she told.

India in Last Stage of Finalising Details on Global Minimum Tax

Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday said India is “very close” to arriving at the specifics of the two-pillar taxation proposition A total of 130 countries had in July agreed to a overhaul of global tax norms to ensure that multinationals pay taxes wherever they operate and at a minimum 15 per cent rate.

After NDA, Doors of Military School, College Open for Girls

In an affidavit, the government said that to facilitate the induction of girls, there is need for authorising additional vacancies along with other associated infrastructure and administrative support in RIMC, and it would be done in a phased manner. The government said that girls will be allowed to appear in the all-India entrance examination to be conducted next year. All states and UTs compete for an average 25 seats bi-annually for RIMC.