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US House delivers articles of impeachment against Trump to Senate Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi signed the articles, which charge Trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress Current Affairs :Two articles of prosecution against Donald Trump were conveyed from the US House to the Senate on Wednesday, getting under way the preliminary of the 45th US president. Just House Speaker Nancy Pelosi marked the articles, which accuse Trump of maltreatment of intensity and hindrance of Congress, before they were ritualistically strolled through the Capitol to the Republican-controlled Senate. “So dismal, so awful for our nation, that the moves made by the president to undermine our national security, to damage his pledge of office and to imperil the security of our decisions, has assumed us to this position,” said Pelosi, before utilizing a few stately pens to sign the articles. Held in blue envelopes, the articles were conveyed to a Senate representative by autho...

After nod to Recycling of Ships Bill, India eyeing 60% global share: Govt Terming the passing of the Bill as a giant step and a historical moment in the Indian maritime arena, Mandaviya said it will have far reaching effects on the ship recycling industry. Current Affairs   :India is hoping to bring its worldwide offer up in dispatch reusing business to 60 percent and practically twofold its commitment to nation’s GDP to about USD 2.2 billion post sanctioning of a law for reusing of boats, Union Minister Mansukh Lal Mandaviya said on Monday. Transportation Minister Mandaviya likewise said that immediate occupations from reusing part were probably going to twofold to around 90,000. The Parliament today offered gesture to the Recycling of Ships Bill, 2019 which looks to control reusing of boats as per universal guidelines. “There are 53,000 vendor sends all inclusive. Consistently 1,000 are reused and 300 are reused in India, which is 30 percent of the worldwide reu...

Cryptocurrencies not money, their value is based on thin air: Donald Trump Cryptocurrency has flourished since Bitcoin launched in 2009. But when Facebook unveiled plans last month for its own virtual currency, Libra, the announcement rattled financial regulators International :- Donald Trump communicated his question of digital currency Thursday, saying it was “not cash” and cautioning that those wishing to join the exchange would need to submit to banking guidelines. “I am not a devotee of Bitcoin and different Cryptocurrencies, which are not cash, and whose worth is exceedingly unstable and dependent on slim air,” Trump tweeted. He included that cryptographic money, whose electronic nature makes it almost untraceable, could encourage unlawful action. Digital currency has thrived since Bitcoin propelled in 2009. Be that as it may, when Facebook uncovered plans a month ago for its very own virtual money, Libra, the declaration shook monetary controllers the world over...

Putin signs laws on curbing fake, offensive news Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed into law two set of bills aimed to ban and punish the spread of fake news that pose security risks and news that contain offensive information. International :  Russian President  Vladimir Putin  has marked into law two arrangement of bills expected to boycott and rebuff the spread of phony news that present security dangers and news that contain hostile data. The laws were distributed on Monday on Russia’s legitimate data gateway, Xinhua news office detailed. One of the laws bans the spread of data “under the appearance of trustworthy reports,” which hurts individuals’ life or wellbeing and bothers open request or the activities of open offices. Punishments for damaging these laws shift from 30,000 to 400,000 rubles ($466-6,215) for people, from 60,000 to 900,000 rubles ($932-13,985) for authorities and from 200,000 to 1.5 million rubles ($3,108-23,309) for law...