Lok Sabha elections 2019: Congress releases first list; Rahul to contest from Amethi, Sonia from Rae Bareli

Lok Sabha elections 2019: Congress releases first list; Rahul to contest from Amethi, Sonia from Rae Bareli

The Congress released its first list of candidates for 15 seats for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, naming UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi, 72, as the party’s candidate from Rae Bareli and Rahul from the Amethi seat. Sonia Gandhi’s re-nomination from Rae Bareli ends months of speculation that her daughter and party general secretary in-charge of east UP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, 47, may contest from the Gandhi family bastion this time.

The list comprises 4 Lok Sabha seats in Gujarat and 11 in Uttar Pradesh where a formal alliance with the three-party combine led by Akhilesh Yadav, Mayawati and Ajit Singh did not work out. SP’s Akhilesh Yadav and BSP’s Mayawati have, however, already announced that their front would not contest elections from Rae Bareli or Amethi to ensure that they did not cut into the anti-BJP votes in seats represented by the Congress president and his mother.

This, Mayawati has explained, was to ensure the two leaders were not tied down to their constituencies, leaving them free to campaign against the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi in other parts of the country.

Akhilesh Yadav often counts this arrangement as evidence that the Congress hadn’t been left out in the cold. But a Congress leader indicated that the last word on the arrangement was yet to be said. “Back channel talks are going on between the parties to arrive at some arrangement,” a leader said.

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March 2019 gujarati paper solution | Std 10 | Paper Solution .GSEB SSC / Paper Solutions 2019 available online

March 2019 gujarati paper solution | Std 10 | Paper Solution .GSEB SSC  / Paper Solutions 2019 available online

The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board has declared the examination schedule for class X and XII. The examination will begin from March 7 and will continue till March 23.
Exams for the main subjects will be held on alternate days. A total of 17.50 lakh students are expected to appear for their SSC and HSC board exams,” said an official. The officials said that form filling for the examination is still going on.
The GSHSEB official said that the examination this year will begin five days ahead of last year. The examination has begun on March 12 last year. Board officials said the schedule has been uploaded on their website and copies have been dispatched to schools.

Close to 11 lakh students are enrolled for the SSC exam while the procedure for HSC General Stream forms is still on. About five lakh students have already applied for HSC general stream.
About 1.50 lakh students have been enrolled for HSC Science Stream. The officials said this year there is an expectation that there would be more students enrolled in science stream this year as compared to 2017, where 1.35 lakh students had taken their examinations.
According to the schedule the SSC examination will begin March 7 and will end on March 19, while the same for HSC science will end on March 16. The HSC general stream examination will end March 23. The first paper of all HSC streams science and general will begin on March 7.

Officials said that this year it was the last attempt for those students who have failed to clear their HSC semester examination. This is the second year that Gujarat Government has scrapped semester examination from HSC science stream. Officials said that the students who fail to clear HSC semester examination this year will to appear as a fresher in 2020.

March 2019 gujarati paper solution | Std 10 | Paper Solution .GSEB SSC  / Paper Solutions 2019 available online
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SSC 10th Gujarati paper solution download : part 1 full solution GSEB SSC {10th} Gujarati & English 07-03-2019 gseb.org .

Today’s (07-03-2019) GSEB (Gujarat Secondary Education Board) SSC 10th Gujarati (First Language) & English (F.L) Subject Exam Answer Key 2019. Lots of Candidate were appeared in this GSEB Std. 10th Examination. Written Examination Comprise Two Parts PART-A and PART-B. Part-A Contains 50 Marks Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ). Candidate Need to Choice & Fill Correct Answers in OMR Sheet. After Completing SSC Gujarati Paper All are Looking For SSC Gujarati & English Medium Answer Key 2019

Here we are Going to Published GSEB SSC 10th Part- A MCQs Answers of Gujarati (First language) & English (FL) in PDF Format, So Candidates Can Verify Answers by downloading this PDF File. Nibschool from Palanpur is Publishing Answer Key of GSEB SSC & HSC Examination Gujarati & English Medium on its website (answerkey.nibschool.com) 2019.

We can only provides answer key of all subject in this website platform. for official answer key you should visit official websites

Official Name : GSEB i.e Gujarat Secondary Education Board

Date of Exam : 07th March 2019

Exam Subject : Gujarati (F.L) 01 & English (F.L) (04)

Official Answer Key / Solutions : Released (Very soon )

Official Website : www.gseb.org
Gujarat Board SSC Time Table 2019 is now available. It is instinctual for students to study at the exam times only when the board releases the exam dates. They usually feel concerned after viewing the time table of the exam. So, we are here to light a spark in Gujarat board students who will appear for Class 10th exam in 2019. On Dec 05, 2018 Gujarat Board SSC Time Table 2019 has been released at the official website i.e. gseb.org. However, you can download the entire time table through the link provided below. The examinations are going to start from the first week of March 2019. Now, for more information check the entire content about Gujarat Board SSC Time Table 2019.

GSEB SSC 10th Part-A MCQ Answer Key 2019
Gujarat Board also taken Following Subject Examination on 7th March 2019 and Candidate Eagerly waiting for Answer Sheet

Gujarati  First Language (01)
Hindi First Language (02)
Marathi First Language (03)
English First Language (04)
Urdu First Language (05)
Sindhi First Language (06)
Tamil First Language (07)
Telugu First Language (08)
Udiya First Language (09)

Today’s (07-03-2019) GSEB (Gujarat Secondary Education Board) SSC 10th Gujarati (First Language) & English (F.L) Subject Exam Answer Key 2019. Lots of Candidate were appeared in this GSEB Std. 10th Examination. Written Examination Comprise Two Parts PART-A and PART-B. Part-A Contains 50 Marks Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ

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How Google AdSense Pays in India

one of the most popular monetization techniques used by bloggers, is always confusing for new users. Despite its easy-to-use dashboard and its help pages, there are always questions related to sign up, account approval, account ban, optimization and many others.

It is true that AdSense is a plug-and-play advertising network, but it is important that you  learn all you can about it so that you can take full advantage of the opportunity it presents, making a lot of money as opposed to pennies.

This is a question from Adithya:

“Can you tell me how AdSense Pays in India? Do they pay by cheque or through local bank transfer or EFT”?

AdSense Payment in India:
AdSense has different payment options for different countries. They support EFT transfer, Cheque facility and pay by Western Union Quick Cash. Especially in countries like India and Pakistan, getting an AdSense account is not as easy as it is in countries like the U.S., U.K. and Australia. This is mostly due to issues of spam and fake AdSense accounts in India.

In India, at the time of the writing of this post (June 2014), AdSense offers payment via Cheque and EFT, and they convert your earnings into INR and then make the payment. Usually, the AdSense USD to INR conversion rate is high, so you might not find this to be an issue. However, an AdSense cheque takes time to reach India (10-15 days), and it takes another few days for clearance.

The AdSense team is increasing payment options in many countries, and they have already added EFT payment for Indian publishers.

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Google Adsense allows ads on extremist sites

the main reasons of the presence of ads on extremist and fake news sites is the fact that Google removes ads only from pages and not from a whole site. In a post from May 2017, the platform announced that from now on and by default, it will remove ads from pages that violate its policies. It is explicit that is at the page level and not at the site level. Scott Spencer, Google’s sustainable ads director explained:

“As we roll out page-level policy action as the new default for content violations, we’ll be able to stop showing ads on select pages, while leaving ads up on the rest of a site’s good content.”
In concrete terms, a given brand’s ads may have been removed from pages with racist contents on an extremist site but still appear on its weather forecast section, meaning that Google provides revenues to such sites. So it is not a surprise that, in September 2017, 90% of fake news sites which are monetizing their audience through programmatic advertising are using Google Adsense (according to Storyzy statistics). Their audience represents 120M monthly visits.

Since July 2017, Storyzy spotted on these fake news sites more than 600 different brand’s ads including big names such as McDonald’s, Walmart, AT&T, Adobe, Visa, Nespresso, American Express, Verizon, Hertz, Volkswagen, Goodyear, Microsoft, Dell, Toyota…

Google Adsense content policies are clear

Google Adsense policies about ‘dangerous or derogatory content’ are clear and they are applicable at the page level:

“We believe strongly in freedom of expression, but we don’t permit monetization of dangerous or derogatory content.
However, when a brand’s ads appear on specific ‘safe’ pages of an extremist site because they do not violate Google policies, the brand is still funding both the extremist site and Google.

Is Google wrong with its rules at page level?

It is public that Breitbart news has been blacklisted by nearly 2,600 brands that had removed all their campaigns from the site since November 2016(the whole site of Breitbart and not only questionable pages). Not all content on this site is extremist, racist or false information. They removed their ads despite the fact they could appear close to articles from respectable agencies like Associated Press. For example, in the picture below you can see an AP article on Breitbart that has been blacklisted by these brands.

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European Probe Of Google AdSense Nears Conclusion

Google could be facing another possible antitrust fine after European officials confirmed they are nearing the completion of their investigation into the firm’s AdSense advertising service.

The confirmation came from Europe’s antitrust chief, EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, and stems from European’s objections to the way that Google implements strict contractual terms with its advertising service (Adsense).

It raises the possibility that Google could once again be hit with a financial penalty, after the European Commission in July fined Google a record 4.3 billion euros (£3.83bn) for commercial practices related to its Android mobile operating system, the world’s highest ever antitrust penalty.

Antitrust fine?
Google was also last year fined 2.4bn euros (£2.01bn) after the Commission ruled that Google had thwarted rivals of shopping comparison websites.

The AdSense investigation however began in 2016 when the Commission accused Google of preventing third parties using its AdSense product from displaying search advertisements from Google’s competitors.

“We are approaching the end of that investigation,” Vestager was quoted by Reuters as telling reporters at the Web Summit in Lisbon when asked for an update on the investigation.

Vestager and her department has the power to fine companies up to 10 percent of their global turnover for breaching EU rules.

Staff Walkout
Google is also currently undergoing some internal tensions.

This was evidenced last week when thousands of staff around the world walked out of their offices, in a protest over the handling of sexual harassment claims by senior management.

Google boss Sundar Pichai has previously admitted that the company had fired 48 employees for sexual harassment over the past two years.

The admission from Pichai came in response to a New York Times article that alleged that Google had protected three senior executives from allegations of sexual misconduct, which allegedly included the father of Android Andy Rubin.

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regulators are close to wrapping up their third case against Alphabet unit Google involving its AdSense advertising service, Europe's antitrust chief said on Wednesday, suggesting the company may soon be hit with another hefty fine.

The comments by European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager come four months after she levied a record 4.34 billion euro (3.79 billion pounds) fine against Google for using its popular Android mobile operating system to block rivals.

That followed a 2.4 billion euro fine imposed on the company last year after it thwarted rivals of shopping comparison websites.

The European Commission in 2016 opened a third case when it accused Google of preventing third parties using its AdSense product from displaying search advertisements from Google's competitors.

"We are approaching the end of that investigation," Vestager told reporters at the Web Summit in Lisbon when asked for an update on the investigation.

Google has denied the charges.

Vestager can fine companies up to 10 percent of their global turnover for breaching EU rules.
(Reporting by Foo Yun Chee; editing by Francesco Guarascio and Jason Neely)
a third case when it accused Google of preventing third parties using its AdSense product from displaying search advertisements from Google's competitors.

"We are approaching the end of that investigation," Vestager told reporters at the Web Summit in Lisbon when asked for an update on the investigation.

Google has denied the charges.

Vestager can fine companies up to 10 percent of their global turnover for breaching EU rules.

(Reporting by Foo Yun Chee; editing by Francesco Guarascio and Jason Neely

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