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21/10/2015

How to spot fake online reviews

Amazon is suing more than 1,000 people who allegedly offered to write glowing product reviews for cash
Do you trust online reviews? Now that Amazon is suing more than 1,000 people who allegedly offered to write glowing product reviews for cash, you might reasonably be concerned.

Turns out, deceptive reviews are commonplace online and so are doubts about them. The research organisation Mintel found that 57 per cent of surveyed consumers are suspicious of companies or products that only have positive online reviews. And 49 per cent believe companies probably give incentives for online reviews.

Fortunately, there are a few good techniques that can help you tell truth from fiction.

DON’T TRUST YOURSELF

A team of researchers at Cornell University created a computer algorithm for detecting fake hotel reviews by analyzing the language used in legitimate and phony write-ups. The computer program, Review Skeptic, is accurate about 90 per cent of the time, but humans alone performed poorly at determining the truth teller.

“People are terrible,” said professor Claire Cardie, who helped develop the system. “I was very surprised. We just cannot tell the difference much more than chance.”

LISTEN TO THE LANGUAGE

Beware of extremes, overly enthusiastic or negative reviews are red flags. False reviews tend to use more extreme language to get their message across. So if someone says “It is the most comfortable bed ever,” perhaps in all caps, take pause.

Additionally, the Cornell researchers found that when it comes to hotels, fake reviewers tended not to talk about the spatial details such as the floor or bathroom. Instead, they focused on the reason they were there, such as describing a recent fake vacation or business trip. In practice, this makes sense because someone who has never been to a location might have a tough time describing it accurately.

JUNK THE JARGON

On the flip side, beware of recommendations that read like product manuals. Reviews that repeat the full product name or model number may be an attempt to game the search engine system. And if they use excessive technical or marketing jargon, odds are they aren’t providing a genuine review as most real people don’t talk like that.

REVIEW THE REVIEWER

Check out the profile of the person providing the review. If they only write reviews for a particular company, that’s a huge warning sign they could have a vested interest in that business. Some sites let people upload pictures of the item they bought, which can help add credibility.

Amazon verifies some of its reviewers, indicating they actually bought the product (although some of the people it’s suing allegedly found ways around that). Some other sites only allow posts from people who’ve made a purchase there. Look closely on the site for their review policies.

PAY ATTENTION TO DETAIL

If you think about your own experiences with an unpleasant experience or product, you can probably explain exactly why it was bad. Ramirez suggests if you’re unsure about a review, put more stock in someone who provides details of why they didn’t like a product (“Oh, the battery only lasted four hours”) that in someone who complains more generally (“I hated this laptop. It was horrible”).

30/09/2015

China’s military advisers ‘heading to Syria to help fight ISIS’ – report
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China will be helping out the Syrian government in the fight against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIL/ISIS) by sending “military advisers,” media reports have claimed.
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“The Chinese will be arriving in the coming weeks,” a Syrian army official told the Lebanon-based news website Al-Masdar Al-‘Arabi.

The report claims that a Chinese naval vessel is on its way to Syria with dozens of “military advisers” on board. They will reportedly be followed by troops.

The ship is said to have passed the Suez Canal in Egypt and be making its way through the Mediterranean Sea.

According to the website, the advisers will be joining Russian personnel in the Latakia region.

Meanwhile, an Israeli military news website, DEBKAfile, has cited military sources as saying that a Chinese aircraft carrier, the Liaoning-CV-16, has already been spotted at the Syrian port of Tartus on the Mediterranean coast. It was said to be accompanied by a guided missile cruiser.

The news comes after Russia, Iran, Iraq and Syria agreed to establish a joint information center in Baghdad to coordinate their operations against Islamic State militants, according to sources.

“The main goal of the center will be gathering, processing and analyzing current information about the situation in the Middle East – primarily for fighting IS,” a military-diplomatic source told Russian news agencies on Saturday.

Russian President Vladimir Putin was recently asked about Russia’s presence in Syria, to which he replied that Russia’s activities are limited to supplying weapons to the Syrian government, training personnel and providing humanitarian aid for the Syrian people.

“We act based on the United Nations Charter, i.e. the fundamental principles of modern international law, according to which this or that type of aid, including military assistance, can and must be provided exclusively to the legitimate government of one country or another, upon its consent or request, or upon the decision of the United Nations Security Council,” Putin told CBS’s ‘60 Minutes’ show.

Putin reiterated his support for Syria’s regular army – the army of President Bashar Assad. “He [Assad] is confronted with what some of our international partners interpret as an opposition. In reality, Assad’s army is fighting against terrorist organizations,” Putin said.

Russia’s president added that US attempts to train a Syrian opposition to take on Islamic State have failed. The US had aimed to prepare up to 12,000 fighters, but only 60 managed to complete the training and only four or five actually fought with the opposition, while others fled to IS with American weapons, Putin said, citing US Senate hearings.

“In my opinion, provision of military support to illegal structures runs counter to the principles of modern international law and the United Nations Charter,” he said.

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Back in December, 2014, China offered to help Iraq in fighting Islamic State militants, volunteering to assist with airstrikes, but said it would not join the US-led coalition against ISIS.

In one of the latest atrocities committed by IS, the terror group used an online magazine to post pictures of two hostages, one Norwegian and one Chinese, putting the men up “for sale.”

30/09/2015

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30/09/2015

Who is better Prime minister Naredra Modi or Nawaz Sharif?

Modi Achievement:

Here are facts he achieved:

Yoga Day: After Modi's appeal, United Nations to declare June 21 as World Yoga Day today

Jan Dhan Yojna: 11.5 crore Jan Dhan accounts opened; most of India is banked: Jaitley - The Times of India

World Record: Jan Dhan Yojana features in Guinness Book of World Records with 11.5 cr bank accounts

Swacch Bharat: Swachh Bharat Abhiyan: Success Stories of a Few Villages

31.8 Lacs Toilets built by Modi govt as part of Swacch Bharat: Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan: PM Modi govt builds 7.1 lakh toilets in January - Firstpost

World Bank investment: World Bank to invest $1 bn in Swacch Bharat campaign

Billion Dollars Investment by Japan: Japan's SoftBank to Invest $10 Billion in India; Snapdeal to Get $627 Million - NDTV

Steps to Improve productivity (When did you see this): Page on attendance.gov.in

Benefiting the NRI's: Merger of PIO’s into OCI cards- Modi’s gift to NRI’s - Y-Axis News

Make in India:
AT&T upbeat over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Digital India project - The Economic Times
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Ikea responds to Modi's Make In India call; to double sourcing by 2020

Speed of Doing Business in India: Ease of doing business: No certificate of commencement required for private companies - The Economic Times

Reduced LPG Price to 3 yr low: New Years gift from Modi Govt! Rate of non-subsidised LPG cut by Rs 43.50 per cylinder

Pahal Yojana (LPG subsidy in bank a/c): India's LPG cash subsidy in bank a/c among largest cash transfer schemes in world - The Times of India

Defense Projects speed up:
Centre gives nod to defence projects worth Rs 80,000 crore

FDI Improvement: Cabinet clears 100% FDI in Railways infrastructure, 49% in defence

Bullet Trains: Wheels get moving on Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train; interim report submitted | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis

Better Neighbours:
Nepal: Narendra Modi and the Nepal-India Relationship
Bhutan: Indian PM Modi's visit puts Bhutan in the spotlight - Global Risk Insights

Improved Foreign Relations: 'Modi's efforts for good foreign relations paying off' - The Times of India

India's commercial legislation: World Bank Team Visits India to Help Improve Country's 'Doing Business' Ranking

Successful Relationship with Russia: http://www.narendramodi.in/joint...

Ammendments to Juvenile Act: Modi Cabinet approves amendments to Juvenile Justice Act

Stipend for Research Scholars: Indian research scholars welcome big bonanza in stipends

Increased Tourism: Visa on arrival: India sees 421.6% jump in tourist arrivals in December - The Times of India

Beti Bachao Beti Padhao: PM Modi launches 'Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao' campaign, says female foeticide is a sign of 'mental illness' - The Times of India

Railway Ticket Home Delivery & Other initiatives: Indian Railways: 5 new initiatives by the authority

Navy for the future: Govt approves construction of 7 stealth frigates, 6 nuclear-powered submarines

Modi got our nurses back from Iraq: Modi monitored India's efforts for release of Kerala nurses

Coal Auction: Coal auction: Govt upbeat of earning more revenue than CAG's loss estimate of Rs 1.86L cr.

Nawaz Sharif:

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The May 2013 election in Pakistan was surprising for many. The clear majority victory of PML(N) was not digestive for many political parties especially the PTI, who was expecting much better position in Punjab then achieved. Before the elections, PTI was assumed to have the popular support but this was not translated into the final results. It was also probably unexpected for Mr. Nawaz Sharif, which he later in his interview acknowledged, to achieve clear majority in the assembly. That’s why they immediately came out to the public, without waiting for the final results to be announced and celebrated their success.

Then the magic of Nawaz Sharif started revealing many surprises. He immediately visited his rival Imran khan at hospital and enquired about his health. These moves are rarely seen in underdeveloped countries' politics, where leaders are much aggressive against their rival especially to show to the public. But he continued showing reconciliatory stance and offer his main rivalry party PTI to make government in the Khyber Pakhtoonkha Province, even though he was receiving strong offers from the second largest party there but Nawaz Shareef refused and clearly said that he respects the PTI mandate. This is not the end of his magic stick; he after serious consultations, despite the fact that he is the leading party in Balochistan Province backed the Nationalist parties for making the government. These miracles translated into the political stability in the country.

Continuing his action in political front, Nawaz Sharif’s government from the beginning recognized economy as a major challenge. This is the reason he chose Mr. Ishaq Dar, a veteran politico-economist, as a finance minister. His first task was to present budget for the year 2013-14, the budget is basically an aggressive one and allocate highest ever fund in PSDF. While to finance these, government increased tax rates and other measures to increase budget. The government is still working on the proposal to remove tax reliefs. Then government moves quickly to IMF to finance payments of the IMF loan taken by the previous government. On the other hand, calming the popular unrest relating to load shedding among the government’s voters, the finance minister quickly resolves the circular debt issue. The major achievement of the government is acquiring the GSP+ status in the European markets which is expecting to raise Pakistani exports by up to $2 billion.

On the foreign policy front, The Chinese premier visited the country and offered PM to first visit his country. The Prime Minister accepted his offer on the other hand people were assuming that he would visit S. Arabia first as he owed much to Arab leaders. The China visit is earmarked with a number of economic projects agreements especially Gwadar seaport and the corridor linking to China via Karakoram highway. The government took Pak-India ties as an important challenge. Despite many criticisms, he strongly maintained his stance of making good relationship with the neighbour countries. The outcomes of this stance, resulted in the better image of Pakistan in International community and the recent talks between the two countries DGMOs after 14 years. Due to the positive image of Mr. Nawaz Sharif, the British PM also visited Pakistan and congratulated him for becoming Prime Minister. Since the Arab Leaders have much influence over Nawaz Sharif, therefore this government attracts Arab leaders here but yet no solid step relating to Arab investments and Aid is finalized, which was expected since the begining, especially to finance the circular debt. The Pakistan relationship with Afghanistan also improved during this era,as Pakistan government gave access to Afghan Intelligence to the Mulla Barader. This further improved when two countries declared not to interfere in each other's affairs, the step is important especially in a situation when previously both countries strongly criticize each other in supporting rebellion groups in their country. One of the important long-term foreign policy development of this government is the recent strategic level talks with the Russian delegate, since, Russia’s influence in the region is expected to increase and it will play important role in future politics of the region.

Despite his weaknesses he has been able to clearly define his vision relating to counter terrorism and law-and-order situation in the country and difficulty in capturing the inflation. We hope that the mature leadership of Mr. Nawaz Sharif will bear positive fruits to the Pakistanis in long run.

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30/09/2015

Forecasting a global recession
Sep 9th 2015, 12:54 BY BUTTONWOOD
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IT IS rare for economists, particularly those at an investment bank, to forecast a recession. For a start, it is difficult to get it right; a recession is by definition a change in trend and economists tend to extrapolate from past ones. But secondly, it is a career risk. One economist once told Buttonwood that, “I never forecast a recession. If I’m right, no-one will thank me; if I’m wrong, I’ll be fired.”

Perhaps it is no surprise that the forthright Willem Buiter, once a member of the Bank of England’s monetary policy committee and now the chief global economist of Citigroup, a bank, has been willing to go out on a limb. He once called gold a “6000-year old bubble” and back in 2012 predicted that there was a 90% chance of Greece leaving the euro area. He now says a global recession is the “most likely” outcome with a 55% probability. But it is worth noting that he defines a global recession, not as a period of falling output, but as:
..a period during which the actual unemployment rate is above the natural unemployment rate or NAIRU [non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment, the lowest level of unemployment obtainable without causing inflation due to the economy overheating], or during which there is a negative output gap; the level of actual GDP is below the level of potential GDP. To avoid excessive attention to mini-recessions, this period of excess capacity should have a duration of a year or longer.Translating this definition of a moderate recession into GDP growth rates for the next few years, a moderate global recession starting in the second half of 2016 means global real GDP growth at market exchange rates declining from its likely current rate of 4% or slightly less, to 2.5% or less by the middle of 2016 and staying at or below 2.5% for a year or more.
So what is driving his view? He cites:
..the very weak—indeed negative—world trade growth in the first half of 2015, the continued weakening of (real) commodity prices, the weakness of the global inflation rate, the recent decline in global stock prices, plus indications that corporate earnings growth is slowing down in most countries, and the unprecedented decline in nominal interest rates.
The problem stems from the emerging markets and, in particular, China. No emerging market is outperforming Citigroup’s forecasts for 2015. China’s official numbers may look fine but Mr Buiter reckons the real rate of GDP growth is currently 4% and may drop to 2.5% by the middle of next year. In Chinese terms, that is a recession.

Investment in China has been, on average, woefully inefficient—especially since 2008. Most of it continues to be allocated to infrastructure, construction and traditional industrial and extractive activities. A reduction in the share of fixed investment in GDP by 10% is overdue... the question is whether this reduction in investment can be achieved without aggregate demand damage.
He thinks that is unlikely. This will have significant knock-on effects in the developed world. China’s share of world GDP in 2014 was 13.3% and 14.3% of global trade. Even countries that don’t directly trade that much with China will be affected, since they sell to countries that do export to China. The developed economies are unlikely to respond with fiscal stimulus. So Mr Buiter concludes that:
..the monetary authorities once again will have to do the heavy lifting. If the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England raise rates this year or early next year they may, if the global recession scenario materialises, be cutting rates again during the second half of 2016.

30/09/2015

What is in-demand in UAE job market in 2015?

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The UAE job market is certainly experiencing a better time than many others worldwide. Demand for talented professionals is consistent and rising with improved economy prospects for the year 2015. The government is also doing its best to attract new talent from foreign shores while simultaneously creating more opportunities for the local population. In addition, the government is giving assurance that the atmosphere here is safer and secure than its perceived. Contracts are being examined to make sure that expatriates are well looked after and do not face any kind of adversity during their stay in UAE. Previously, there were some instances reported where the employees were not treated well at their work place. Such reports definitely have a deterring effect on the intentions of prospective employees regarding their stay in the emirates.

Hiring on the rise across all sectors

A study done by a local recruitment agency reveals that around 35 percent of the companies will be definitely hiring new talent in the first quarter of 2015. 22 percent of the companies were still in the introspection mode and will probably hire new candidates in the same period. If we talk about the complete year ahead, 67 percent of companies will hire in 2015. Majority of the jobs in Middle East are found in the gulf countries. Similarly a large share of jobs in gulf is located in UAE and Dubai to be specific. Moreover, the survey revealed that 38 percent of the respondents UAE is the most attractive working destination in the Middle East.

Construction sector set to lead the revival

The coming year is going to witness the revival of construction sector in Dubai. The city which is always under the spotlight owing to its huge cultural and shopping extravaganzas has certainly seen the best and worst of times. From being the cynosure of eyes world’s major real estate investors, the city found itself amidst the worst financial and real estate crisis in 2008 and 2009. Caught unguarded, the sector plunged to great depths affecting investors, buyers and people employed in it.

However, slowly but steadily the sector is going from strength to strength. Tourism, which contributes a lot to the local economy, is also on the rise as is accentuated by the increased footfalls on the international airport and increased occupancy at all the five star hotels. This effectively means that hospitality as an industry is also going to increase in stature and growth, giving more employment opportunities to the Emiratis (the local population).

BFSI, Oil & Gas sectors assert their presence

Other sectors that will carry out new recruitment include banking and finance, oil gas and petrochemicals. Most in demand job profile is that of an engineer, which obviously will find their place in either oil industry or with a construction company. Recruitment of engineers will be followed by business management and finance graduates who will fulfill the increased requirement of banking and finance sector. In the wake of growing globalization and blurred boundaries between different world economies, the companies are laying special emphasis on fluid communication skills, with knowledge of an additional foreign language being an added advantage. Further, skills like team management and ability to think heads-on will definitely give a benefit over the competition to the bearer.

Multinationals making Gulf their second home

Multinational companies having their operating offices in UAE will be the ones driving the momentum of recruitment. These companies will be the biggest employer followed by the local construction, tourism & hospitality industry. The job prospects for local population will be better than usual and Emiratis having good English skills along with educational qualifications in business management, commerce and engineering can expect to have bright future prospect.

24/08/2015

UAE: Riding on global currency volatility wave as the Indian currency plummeted sharply by 29 paise to close at INR65.83 against the US dollar on Friday, money exchange house officials in Dubai say Indian rupee may slide even further.

“It is anticipated that the rupee may fall further due to various reasons. If the rupee continues to fall, overseas investors may pull out their investments from India, which will again worsen the situation. However, the business volume for us is going up. People are remitting money to make use of the good exchange rates. Especially, high volume remittance is happening from investors,” said Philip Koshy, general manager of Modern Exchange.

On Friday evening, when the India markets closed, the exchange rate for 1 AED was INR18.66.

Last time the Indian currency fell to these levels was on September 6, 2013.

“If the current bout of nervousness across global markets continues, a fall back to those Rs 66 per dollar level is quite possible,” Tonny George Alexander, chief executive officer of Oman UAE Exchange, said, confirming that they are also witnessing an increase in business.

However, Tonny added that for an ordinary remitter, remitting money when rupee falls is just a psychological satisfaction.

“End of the day, the gains he makes due to the rupee fall are not going to benefit the recipient as the inflation, too, will surely go up,” Tonny added.

Overseas investors have pulled out nearly Rs2,000 crore from the Indian stock markets since the beginning of the month amid concerns over Chinese economy, coupled with sharp erosion in the value of rupee.

This was in contrast to a net inflow of Rs5,319 crore by Foreign Portfolio Investors in equities last month.

According to RBI, foreign exchange reserves fell by $113.5 million for the week ending August 7, to $353.35 billion.

Some Indians are holding money, expecting a further weakening of Indian currency.

“Even a change of INR1 will matter a lot to us. So, we are waiting for Monday’s rates,” these Indians said.

So far this month, the rupee has depreciated 2.63 per cent against the dollar, while it has declined 4.43 per cent since the beginning of the year.

“I do not think it is something to be so worried about at this point. I think it should stabilise around these levels. But, of course, it also depends on how other currencies move,” Jose Chacko, a Muscat-based financial analyst, said.

19/08/2015

Dubai: Two giant pillars are rising fast in the middle of Dubai, with many onlookers unaware of their significance.

Once complete, the pillars will serve as the sides of Dubai Frame, a massive iconic project shaped like a giant window frame.

As of the last update from Dubai Municipality (around three weeks ago), the Dh160 million project is 75 per cent complete and is expected to be ready by December. It is taking shape near the Star Gate games and rides area of Zabeel Park, nestled between Bur Dubai and Shaikh Zayed Road.

As its name suggests, Dubai Frame will frame views of the city, allowing a scene of Old Dubai from one side and the New Dubai skyline from another. The oversized rectangle will serve as a giant 150 metre by 93 metre viewfinder.

There will also be a viewing gallery on the top side of the frame — the sky bridge — offering panoramic views. An elevator made of glass will offer unobstructed views as visitors travel up and down the sides of the frame.

The site for the landmark tourist and leisure attraction was chosen after extensive surveys of what location would offer the best views of new Dubai and old Dubai through the frame.

The municipality has said the frame is “unique” both in terms of its objectives and design. Officials hope it will draw 2,000,000 visitors a year, joining a long list of iconic Dubai landmarks recognised internationally, such as the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest tower; and the Burj Al Arab, a seven-star hotel built like a ship’s sail.

Those two attractions, as well as other skyscrapers, major maritime projects and coastal features, will be captured in the frame of view when the Dubai Frame is complete. From the other side, visitors will be able to see Old Dubai areas such as Al Karama, Umm Hurair, Bur Dubai and Deira.

At ground level, there will be multimedia presentations telling the story of Dubai’s rapid transformation from a small fishing and trading town by the sea to a modern metropolis with all its trappings. A museum of sorts for old and new Dubai will showcase relics and objects representing the past and present of the city.

There will also be a cafe at the top, offering stunning views while guests have refreshments.

19/08/2015

Who is a MAN?

A man is a beautiful part of God's creation who starts compromising at a very tender age.

He sacrifices his chocolates for his sister.

He sacrifices his dreams for just a smile on his parents face.

He spends his entire pocket money on buying gifts for the lady he loves just to see her smiling.

He sacrifices his full youth for his wife & children by working late at night without any complain.

He builds their future by taking loans from banks & repaying them for lifetime.

He struggles a lot & still has to bear scolding from his mother, wife & boss.

His life finally ends up only by compromising for others' happiness.

If he goes out, then he's careless

If he stays at home, then he's a lazy

If he scolds children, then he's a monster

If he doesn't scold, then he's a irresponsible guy

If he stops wife from working, then he's an insecure guy

If he doesn't stops wife from working, then he's somebody who lives on wife's earnings.

If he listens to mom, then he's mama's boy

If he listens to wife, he's wife's slave

Respect every male in your life. U will never know what he has sacrificed for you.

Worth sending to every man to make him smile & every woman to make her realize his worth!

18/03/2015

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13/03/2015

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