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<keyword id="6354798" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Coffee">Coffee</keyword> enthusiasts are known to like their coffee in espresso form, straight from the coffee machine. In India, people like their coffee with milk and sugar usually in the form of a cappuccino or a latte but there’s a new trend picking up amongst people who can’t stand green tea and black coffee. <keyword id="1722700" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="100" keywordseo="green-coffee">Green coffee</keyword> is ‘raw’ coffee which hasn’t been roasted. Coffee beans are green before they are dried and roasted into dark brown beans which we recognise. Coffee contains two very important pharmacologically active compounds- caffeine and chlorogenic acid. When coffee beans are roasted, the majority of chlorogenic acid content is removed and this is known to have a more potent affect on the body. The best way to consume green coffee is to boil green coffee beans and drink the liquid. You can also grind the beans at home and then boil it for more flavour. A brand called Green Brrew is flooding the Indian market which sells its green coffee in prepackaged form which can be mixed in water to make a hot or cold beverage. Going green <keyword id="1882113" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="aditya-goel">Aditya Goel</keyword>, COO, Green Brrew spoke to Business Insider to talk about the brand’s growth, “Green coffee is a great alternative for people who are watching their caffeine intake as it just contains 0.3% caffeine. Our products are available in every departmental store, all the leading shopping sites, Barista's coffee shops and we are selling lakh boxes of Green Coffee per month due to its health benefits.” As chlorogenic acid is found to beneficial in overall weight loss, many fitness enthusiasts are swearing by this green coffee brand as it just contains 10 calories per serving. <keyword id="4978901" type="LOCATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="greenbrrew">Greenbrrew</keyword> is made from 100% Arabica green coffee beans and is certified organic. Available in three flavours, Natural Instant Coffee, Lemon Instant Coffee and Strong Green Coffee, Goel is seeing a great response from the market as it is the only Indian brand focusing on this segment.

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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday released a list of 40 star campaigners for the <keyword id="7682147" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="delhi-election-2020">Delhi election 2020</keyword>. The top five star campaigners are Narendra Modi, Amit Shah, Jagat Prakash Nadda, Rajnath Singh, and Nitin Gadkari. The list also includes Prakash Javadekar , Smriti Irani, Yogi Aditya Nath, Manoj Tiwari, <keyword id="13839" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Gautam-Gambhir">Gautam Gambhir</keyword> and <keyword id="2733" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Hema-Malini">Hema Malini</keyword>. Here’s the full list of <keyword id="1916577" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="BJP-star-campaigners">BJP star campaigners</keyword>: <ol><li>Narendra Modi </li><li>Amit Shah </li><li>Jagat Prakash Nadda </li><li>Rajnath Singh </li><li>Nitin Gadkari </li><li>B.L Santhosh </li><li>Thawarchand Gehlot </li><li>Prakash Javadekar </li><li>Nityanand Rai </li><li>Hardeep Puri </li><li>Smriti Irani </li><li>Yogi Adityanath </li><li>Manoharlal Khattar </li><li>Trivendra Singh Rawat </li><li>Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank </li><li>Jairam Thakur </li><li>Shivraj Singh Chouhan </li><li>Som Prakash </li><li>Gajendra Singh Shekhawat </li><li>Dharmendra Pradhan </li><li>Arjun Munda </li><li>Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi </li><li>Anurag Thakur </li><li>Shyam Jaju </li><li>Tarun Chugh </li><li>Manoj Tiwari </li><li>Harsh Vardhan </li><li>Vijay Goel </li><li>Ramesh Bidhuri </li><li>Parvesh Sahib Singh </li><li>Meenakshi Lekhi </li><li>Hema Malini </li><li>Hansraj Hans </li><li>Gautam Gambhir </li><li>Anil Jain </li><li>Dushyant Kumar Gautam </li><li>Siddharthan </li><li>Sunny Deol </li><li>Ravindra Shyamnarayan Shukla Urf Ravi Kishan </li><li>Dinesh Lal Yadav “Nirahua” </li></ol>The BJP earlier this week, released the second list of candidates for the upcoming Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) Elections in Delhi. It named 10 new candidates this time. Earlier, it has named only 57 candidates. Kapil Mishra, ex-AAP MLA who was ousted from the party earlier, has been fielded from Model Town. Further, BJP has fielded Ramvir Singh Bidhuri from Badarpur and Ravi Negi is fielded against Deputy CM Manish Sisodia. <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/politics/elections/news/bjp-candidate-list-for-delhi-election-2020/articleshow/73328155.cms">Check the full BJP candidate list here</a> BJP has not yet declared the name of the candidate who will be fighting against Arvind Kejriwal from New Delhi. AAP has also announced their candidates. It fielded all the 70 candidates. The Kejriwal led party fielded Deputy CM Manish Sisodia from Patparganj while Atishi will contest the assembly elections from Kalkaji seat. Raghav Chadha has also been given the ticket from Rajinder Nagar. Congress also released its first list of candidates where sitting AAP MLA Adarsh Shastri is fielded from Dwarka. <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/politics/elections/news/congress-rjd-candidate-list-delhi-2020/articleshow/73354792.cms">Congress candidate list for Delhi Election 2020</a> As the 70 member assembly term approaches its end on February 22, the Election Commission of India announced the schedule for Delhi elections. The assembly polls will commence on February 8, 2020.

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Mumbai, Mar 8 () With the HR department having many responsibilities such as designing perks and benefits and supervising staff performance, the BFSI sector is witnessing growth in recruitment outsourcing, according to experts. With stringent regulations and intense competition, the process of hunting for the right talent becomes a daunting task for the banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) sector, TeamLease Services Vice-President (Recruitment Services) Ajay Shah told here. He added that therefore, to optimise talent acquisition efforts, the sector has started shifting towards outsourcing of hiring. Recruitment outsourcing is a fast-growing industry in India and is projected to see an annual growth of 25-35 per cent, he said adding that going by the current trends, more than 70 per cent of the country's employers are likely to outsource all or part of their hiring process in the next five years. Moreover, he said that as the human resource (HR) department shoulders many important responsibilities like postings or transfer, training programmes, supervising promotions, designing perks and benefits, disbursal of retirement benefits, supervising the performance of staff, and implementing effective HR policies, the recruitment outsourcing process has become vital for the BFSI sector. Echoing a similar view, Michael Page India Director Nitin John Abraham said large-scale volume requirements that tend to be siloed function-wise gave a boom to the outsourcing of the recruitment process. "Outsourcing of the hiring process is expected to grow as it is a very cost-effective solution for large-scale volume appointments. Also, especially in the Indian market, where you have a lot of issues in terms of candidates backing out, taking multiple offers, it does require a dedicated person or group of people to manage the hiring process," he added. CIEL HR Services CEO Aditya Narayan Mishra said the outsourcing trend is not only being adopted by the BFSI sector, but also by information technology, consumer products, services, manufacturing and pharmaceutical sectors. "Many BFSI companies have limited their HR teams to strategic work of talent acquisition such as workforce planning while the execution of these plans are assigned typically to a leader for talent acquisition (TA). This TA leader usually has a small team to execute the hiring process and they usually outsource it," he added. Executive search organisation GlobalHunt Managing Director Sunil Goel said the outsourcing of hiring is growing because of fluctuating talent demand in the BFSI sector. "During April to September, maximum number of hiring takes place in the BFSI sector. The spike in demand for resources makes the organisation to recruit specialised teams and outsource support from vendors having diverse knowledge and are fast," he said. Other sectors, such as IT, IT-enabled services, and new-age start-ups are also looking up to this concept of recruitment to manage hiring challenges, he added. SM HRS

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<ul><li><keyword id="78512" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="IIM-Calcutta">IIM Calcutta</keyword> records its highest ever average starting salary at ₹28 lakh this placement season. </li><li>As many as 136 companies visited the campus this year, extending 492 offers. </li><li>Of the total of 439 students, nearly 43 graduates secured job offers with an annual compensation of ₹54.5 lakh. </li><li>One in four offers that were rolled out this year received the starting salaries at ₹41.8 lakh per annum. </li></ul>The placement season brought cheer to the students of top management institute — Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Calcutta. The institute has recorded its highest ever average starting salary at ₹28 lakh this placement season. Of the total of 439 students, nearly 43 graduates secured job offers with an annual compensation of ₹54.5 lakh. In fact, one in four offers that were rolled out this year received the starting salaries at ₹41.8 lakh per annum. As many as 136 companies visited the campus this year, extending 492 offers. “I congratulate our graduating students on receiving such coveted employment offers. These demonstrate the high value of the education imparted at IIM Calcutta and our students' remarkable skills and capabilities,” said Professor Anju Seth, director at IIM Calcutta. <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/careers/news/indias-best-minds-from-iim-ahmedabad-xlri-mdi-gurgaon-are-heading-to-consulting-firms/articleshow/74055916.cms">IIM-C joins IIM-A, XLRI and MDI securing maximum offers from the consulting sector</a> Consulting firms emerged as the largest recruiters at IIM Calcutta, making up for over 30% of the offers. The top recruiters include Boston Consulting Group (BCG), McKinsey &amp; Co, which also rolled out as many as 50 offers at IIM Ahmedabad. “Introduction of Superset has made our processes even more transparent and efficient. We remain committed to providing better outcomes for our students and recruiters through policy and process changes,” added Abhishek Goel, chairperson CDPO at IIM Calcutta. Other top recruiters were Bain &amp; Co., Kearney, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and Accenture. This has become a common trend across B-schools. XLRI also attracted the highest number of offers from the consulting domain at 26%, this year. Global multinationals KPMG and PwC were the top most recruiters, rolling out the highest number of offers. This simply mirrored last year’s trend wherein Boston Consulting Group was the leading recruiter. On the other hand, more than half (57%) of the offers at MDI came from companies in the consulting sector. Finance, General Management, Sales and Marketing IIM Calcutta students received 83 job offers from PE firms and other finance companies — accounting for 17% of the total offers. General management and sales and marketing roles added up to 30% of the total offers. These offers came from Aditya Birla Group, Mahindra &amp; Mahindra, Reliance, Vedanta, TrueNorth, Hindustan Unilever, Colgate-Palmolive, ITC, Mondelez, and FIITJEE. Recruiters hiring for finance roles were Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Barclays, Goldman Sachs, Arga Investment Management, Gaja Capital and JP Morgan Chase. In addition to this, 22% of overall offers were rolled out in product management, analytics and operations. Top recruiters included Microsoft, Google, Salesforce, Amazon, Flipkart, Udaan, EXL Service, American Express, HCL, UnitedHealth Group (Optum) and Mastercard. See also: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/careers/news/indias-best-minds-from-iim-ahmedabad-xlri-mdi-gurgaon-are-heading-to-consulting-firms/articleshow/74055916.cms">India’s best minds from IIM Ahmedabad, XLRI are heading to consulting firms</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/careers/news/xlri-students-bag-domestic-and-international-job-offers-with-salaries-over-50-lakhs/articleshow/73974506.cms">XLRI students bag domestic and international job offers with salaries over ₹50 lakh</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/careers/news/iim-lucknow-iim-kozhikode-mdi-gurgaon-secure-100-placements-offering-2-5-million-as-the-starting-pay/articleshow/73722200.cms">Indian B-schools are beating the slowdown with average salary offers at ₹2.5 million</a>

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New Delhi, Jan 29 () The NGT asked the Central Pollution Control Board on Wednesday to submit a fresh report on Amazon and Flipkart's compliance of plastic waste management rules, a day after the CPCB said the e-commerce giants need to collect the waste generated due to packaging of their products.
Hearing a plea filed by a 16-year-old boy to stop Amazon and Fli pkart from excessive plastic use in packaging, the National Green Tribunal said it is for the regulator CPCB to enforce the rules.
Advocate Balendu Shekhar, appearing for CPCB, told the bench headed by NGT Chairperson Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel about the non-compliance of plastic waste management rules by the e-commere giants, saying the e-commerce firms need to fulfil their extended producer responsibility under the rules.
They use excessive plastics for packaging but have not registered with CPCB, Shekhar said, adding the companies should obtain registration as brand owner after submitting relevant documents.
Advocate Sanjay Upadhyay, appearing for Amazon, told the green tribunal they will comply with all formalities on extended producer responsibility by June 30.
The bench, however, asked them to approach the CPCB and posted the matter for hearing on April 22.
On Tuesday, the CPCB told the NGT that as per provisions 9(2) of the Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016, "Primary responsibility for collection of used multi-layered plastic sachet or pouches or packaging is of producers, importers and brand owners who introduce the products in the market.
"Amazon Retail India Private Limited and Flipkart Private limited are involved in packaging and selling of other companies' products and thus introducing plastic packaging in the market. They need to fulfil their extended producer responsibility under PWM Rules and should obtain registration as brand owner after submitting proper documents," CPCB said.
Aditya Dubey, the petitioner in the case through advocate Divya Prakash Pande, has pleaded the NGT to direct Amazon and Flipkart to stop excessive use of plastic in packaging.
Responding to the plea, Amazon India said it has been "relentlessly" working to reduce single-use plastic in its supply chain and is committed to eliminating its usage in their buildings by June 2020.
"Towards this, we have introduced 'paper cushions', which have completely replaced plastic dunnage across our fulfilment centres in India. We also ensure that packaging material in the form of corrugate boxes and paper cushions contains as high as 100% recycled content and is also fully recyclable. To reduce packaging waste and use of plastic, 'Packaging Free Shipment' (PFS) has now expanded to 20 cities within a year," an Amazon India spokesperson said Tuesday.
Flipkart said it has been "constantly striving to find eco-friendly alternatives for plastic packaging which is resilient and keeps the product safe during transit".
"The company firmly believes in the principle of 'business with a purpose' and we are aware of our responsibility towards the environment," a Flipkart spokesperson said.
Dubey's plea has contended that the companies deliver items in cardboard boxes, which are too large when compared to the size of the items being delivered.
The plea has also said that though the home-delivery service of e-commerce companies have been very useful for consumers, they have given rise to serious environmental challenges. Once goods are delivered, the plastic waste is thrown away in garbage and it ends up at landfill sites, it said.
"Single-use plastic has emerged as one of the biggest environmental challenges for our planet. It is cheap, useful, ubiquitous and very deadly," the petition has said. PKS PKS ABH
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Every year, the National Space Society works with the <keyword id="6360409" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="100" keywordseo="NASA">NASA</keyword> Ames Research Center to conduct a student competition in which teams from around the world design future orbital space settlements that will house thousands of people. This year the contest received more than 1,500 submissions from an estimated 6,000 students. The Grand Prize for the 2017 Space Settlement Contest went to a small team of two students (grade 10), Shashwat Goel and Ankita Phulia from New Delhi, India. Their winning design Anastasi is an underwater settlement. It is a low cost simulation of artificial habitats in outer space. It will provide insights on the conditions of early orbital space settlements as well as serve as a training facility for the early inhabitants of these. Anastasi will be a profitable venture proving the commercial viability of colonizing unexplored territories. It will be located in the Dead Sea and will have immense benefits for the region as it aims to desalinate enclosed areas of the sea and introduce marine life that could not survive earlier. The DPS students were mentored by student mentor Aditya Sengupta and teacher <keyword id="293763" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Anil-Kumar-Verma">Anil Kumar Verma</keyword> of Delhi Public School RK Puram. One of two grand prize students along with hundreds of other contest-winning students and teachers from the United States and countries across the globe will converge in St. Louis this month for the National Space Society's 36th annual International Space Development Conference to celebrate and engage people in the goal of space settlement. They will present their projects to conference attendees. The event is set for May 24-29 at the St. Louis Union Station Hotel. "The students attending the ISDC are so passionate and excited to be there to share their ideas and projects. There is so much to learn from them, their cultures, and creative insights," said Lynne F. Zielinski, NSS vice president of public affairs and chair of NSS' education and outreach committee. "We are always dazzled by their insightful and futuristic designs. Their enthusiasm is infectious and gives us all hope that we will soon be living and working in space ourselves. These students are the ones to take us there." Winning students Aditya Sengupta and Ankita Phulia had this to say, "Our school (Delhi Public School R.K.Puram, India) has a club called the Aerospace Society (Aeross) that has been participating in the <keyword id="4498040" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="nasa-ames-contest">NASA Ames Contest</keyword> since 2013. That's how we got to know about the contest. We were very nervous about sending an unconventional entry which was not an 'orbital settlement in space' and it was unbelievable when we got to know that we had won the grand prize. Winning the prize has strengthened our belief in our work and we will further improve the concept as we hope that it becomes a reality one day and serves as an important step in the path to space colonization." Teacher In-charge Mr. <keyword id="80658" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Anil-Kumar">Anil Kumar</keyword> Verma said,"The NASA Ames Contest has not only developed an interest towards aerospace, it has motivated students to come up with creative concepts and has helped build a temperament towards research at an early age," said Teacher-In-Charge Anil Kumar Verma. "It provides the students a great platform to gain knowledge and getting their work recognized by NASA encourages them to work hard," he said. Meanwhile, student mentor Aditya Sengupta said,"This has been my third year in the competition and it feels great that a team I mentored has won the Grand Prize," said Aditya Sengupta, the student mentor for the project. "I came up with the idea of how the oceans were quite similar to space and proposed this to Shashwat and Ankita as a side-research project. It was initially not intended to be submitted to the NASA Ames Contest but because the research came out quite well, they decided to submit it to Ames even though it was a 'Space Settlement Design Competition.' It was very exciting to see the students working so hard on a very abstract and challenging concept as both were well-versed with Space Settlement Design but Underwater Settlement Design forced them to step out of their comfort zone," he said.

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