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ஏழைகளும், சாதாரண மககளும் நடுத்தர மக்களும், ஓரளவு வசதி உள்ளவர்களும் வாங்குவதற்கு ஒரு எளிமையான வழி :


ஒரு பிட்காயின் (BitCoin) இன்றைய தற்போதைய நிலவரம் 10 லட்சம், இந்த விலையில் ஓரளவு பணக்காரர்களாலயே வாங்க முடியாது அப்படியே வாங்கினாலும் பிட்காயினின் விலை ஏற்றம் இறக்கத்திற்கு காத்திருக்க வேண்டிய காலத்திற்கு தாக்குப் பிடிக்கவேண்டும்

ஆனால் Cryptocurrency வாங்குவதற்கு ஒரு எளிமையான வழியை யோகாயின் (YoCoin) தருகிறது

யோகாயின் ஆரம்பித்து சரியாக இரண்டு வருடம் முடிந்து மூன்றாவது வயதை தற்போதுதான்
எட்டிப் பிடிக்கிறது

அதனுடைய வளர்ச்சிகளும் உலகச் சந்தையில் முன்னேற்றமாகவே உள்ளது

டிரேடிங் பிளாட்பாரமும் நல்ல முன்னேற்றத்தில் உள்ளது

யோகாயினின் தற்போதைய விலை நான்கிலிருந்து ஐந்து ரூபாய் (Rs.4-5 only)

ஏழை, சாதாரண, நடுத்தர, ஒரளவு பணக்கார வர்கத்தினர் எளிதில் வாங்க முடியும்

மேலும் ஓரளவு தாராளமான காயின்களை இருப்பில் வைத்து ஒரு வருடம் முதல் இரண்டு வருடங்கள் காத்திருந்தால் யோகாயினின் விலை Rs.10, 25, 50, 100, 500, 1000, 5000, 10000, 100000 என இருக்கும் காலங்களில் உங்களின் லாபக்கணக்கை பெருக்கிப் பாருங்கள்

பிட்காயின் ஏற்கனவே ஐநது ருபாயிலிருந்து பதினைந்துலட்சம் என ஒரு உச்சத்தைத் தொட்டுவிட்டது

இனி இன்றைய பத்து லட்சத்திலிருந்து ஒருகாலகட்டத்தில் ஒருகோடி, இரண்டுகோடி என ஏறினாலும்,ஏற்ற சதவீகிதம் பத்து மடங்கு, இருபது மடங்குதான்

ஆனால் யோகாயினின் ஏற்ற சதவிகிதம் பலநூறுமடங்காக மாறிவிடும் நீங்கள் செய்த முதலீட்டிலிருந்து என்பது நிதர்சனமான உண்மை!

ஆகவே எல்லாத்தர வர்கத்தினரும் CryptoCurrency தங்கள் வசம் வைத்திருக்க ஒருஎளிமையான வழி "YOCOIN" மட்டும்தான்

நாம் சிந்திக்க வேண்டிய விசயம்: வாங்கி இருப்பில் வைத்திருக்கும் Yoகாயின்களை நமக்கு பணமாகவோ அல்லது பிட்காயினாக மாற்றித்தருவதற்கு உலக அளவில் நம்மிந்தியாவில் Crypto கரென்சி காயின் எக்ஸேச்சுக்கள் உள்ளனவா என்பதுதான் முக்கியம்

ஆகவே உலக அளவில் ஏழு தரமான காயின் எக்ஷேச்சுக்களும் எல்லா பிட்காயின் எக்ஷேச்சுக்களிலும் LISTED ஆகயுள்ள Yoகாயனை வாங்குவது உசிதம்

நாம் ஏன் Yoகாயின் வைத்திருக்க வேண்டும்?

1916ம் ஆண்டு இந்திய ரூபாயின் மதிப்பு 1 ரூபாயிக்கு 14 அமெரிக்க டாலராக இருந்த நிலையில்,1947ல் 1ரூபாயிக்கு 1டாலராக சரிந்தது

இப்போது 65ரூபாயிக்கு 1டாலராக மேலும் சரிந்துள்ளது

ஆனால் கடந்த 8 ஆண்டுகளில் பிட்காயினுடைய மதிப்பு அதிசயதக்க வகையில் பல மடங்கு உயர்ந்துள்ளது

அதாவது 2009ம் வருடம் 1பிட்காயின் மதிப்பு இந்திய ரூபாயில் ₹4.65 பைசாவாகவும்,
2010ல் just ₹ 0.04 பைசாவாகவும், 2011ல் ₹ 191,
2012ல் ₹ 630,
2013ல் ₹ 11,316,
2014ல் ₹ 19,330,
2015ல் ₹ 20,345,
2016ல் ₹ 45,400,
2017 மார்ச்ல்
₹ 70,000
2017 ஜூலையில் ₹1,25,000
2017 செப்டம்பரில் ₹2,50,000
2017 அக்டோபரில் ₹3,20,000
2017 நவம்பரில் ₹5,00,000 மதிப்பு உயர்ந்துள்ளது

2018ல் ₹1கோடிக்கும் மேல் உயரும் என்று உலகின் தலைசிறந்த பல பொருளாதார நிபுணர்கள் கூறுகின்றனர்

2009ம் வருடத்தில் ஒரு பிட்காயின் 4.65 பைசா வீதம் ₹1000க்கு 25,000 பிட்காயின் வாங்கிய நபரின் இன்றைய ரூபாய் மதிப்பு 25,000×5,00,000=₹1250 கோடியாக இருக்கும்

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India has launched a wide-ranging surveillance programme that will give its security agencies and even income tax officials the ability to tap directly into e-mails and phone calls without oversight by courts or parliament, several sources said.

The expanded surveillance in the world's most populous democracy, which the government says will help safeguard national security, has alarmed privacy advocates at a time when allegations of massive U.S. digital snooping beyond American shores have set off a global furore.

"If India doesn't want to look like an authoritarian regime, it needs to be transparent about who will be authorized to collect data, what data will be collected, how it will be used, and how the right to privacy will be protected," said Cynthia Wong, an Internet researcher at New York-based Human Rights Watch.

The Central Monitoring System (CMS) was announced in 2011 but there has been no public debate and the government has said little about how it will work or how it will ensure that the system is not abused.

The government started to quietly roll the system out state by state in April this year, according to government officials. Eventually it will be able to target any of India's 900 million landline and mobile phone subscribers and 120 million Internet users.

Home ministry spokesman K.S. Dhatwalia said he did not have details of CMS and therefore could not comment on the privacy concerns. A spokeswoman for the telecommunications ministry, which will oversee CMS, did not respond to queries.

Officials said making details of the project public would limit its effectiveness as a clandestine intelligence-gathering tool.

"Security of the country is very important. All countries have these surveillance programmes," said a senior telecommunications ministry official, defending the need for a large-scale eavesdropping system like CMS.

"You can see terrorists getting caught, you see crimes being stopped. You need surveillance. This is to protect you and your country," said the official, who is directly involved in setting up the project. He did not want to be identified because of the sensitivity of the subject.

NO INDEPENDENT OVERSIGHT

The new system will allow the government to listen to and tape phone conversations, read e-mails and text messages, monitor posts on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn and track searches on Google of selected targets, according to interviews with two other officials involved in setting up the new surveillance programme, human rights activists and cyber experts.

In 2012, India sent in 4,750 requests to Google Inc (GOOG.O) for user data, the highest in the world after the United States.

For graphic on global user data, click requests link.reuters.com/qev78t

Security agencies will no longer need to seek a court order for surveillance or depend, as they do now, on Internet or telephone service providers to give them the data, the government officials said.

Government intercept data servers are being built on the premises of private telecommunications firms. These will allow the government to tap into communications at will without telling the service providers, according to the officials and public documents.

The top bureaucrat in the home ministry and his state-level deputies will have the power to approve requests for surveillance of specific phone numbers, e-mails or social media accounts, the government officials said.

While it is not unusual for governments to have equipment at telecommunication companies and service providers, they are usually required to submit warrants or be subject to other forms of independent oversight.

"Bypassing courts is really very dangerous and can be easily misused," said Pawan Sinha, who teaches human rights at Delhi University. In most countries in Europe and in the United States, security agencies were obliged to seek court approval or had to function with legal oversight, he said.

The senior telecommunications ministry official dismissed suggestions that India's system could be open to abuse.

"The home secretary has to have some substantial intelligence input to approve any kind of call tapping or call monitoring. He is not going to randomly decide to tape anybody's phone calls," he said.

"If at all the government reads your e-mails, or taps your phone, that will be done for a good reason. It is not invading your privacy, it is protecting you and your country," he said.

The government has arrested people in the past for critical social media posts although there have been no prosecutions.

In 2010, Outlook news magazine accused intelligence officials of tapping telephone calls of several politicians, including a government minister. The accusations were never proven, but led to a political uproar.

NO PRIVACY LAW

"The many abuses of phone tapping make clear that that is not a good way to organise the system of checks and balances," said Anja Kovacs, a fellow at the New Delhi-based Centre for Internet and Society.

"When similar rules are used for even more extensive monitoring and surveillance, as seems to be the case with CMS, the dangers of abuse and their implications for individuals are even bigger."

Nine government agencies will be authorised to make intercept requests, including the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), India's elite policy agency, the Intelligence Bureau (IB), the domestic spy agency, and the income tax department.

India does not have a formal privacy law and the new surveillance system will operate under the Indian Telegraph Act - a law formulated by the British in 1885 - which gives the government freedom to monitor private conversations.

"We are obligated by law to give access to our networks to every legal enforcement agency," said Rajan Mathews, director general of the Cellular Operators Association of India.

Telecommunications companies Bharti Airtel (BRTI.NS), Vodafone's (VOD.L) India unit, Idea Cellular (IDEA.NS), Tata Communications (TATA.NS) and state-run MTNL (MTNL.BO) did not respond to requests for comment.

India has a long history of violence by separatist groups and other militants within its borders. More than one third of India's 670 districts are affected by such violence, according to the South Asia Terrorism Portal.

The government has escalated efforts to monitor the activities of militant groups since a Pakistan-based militant squad rampaged through Mumbai in 2008, killing 166 people. Monitoring of telephones and the Internet are part of the surveillance.

Minister of state for information technology, Milind Deora, said the new data collection system would actually improve citizens' privacy because telecommunications companies would no longer be directly involved in the surveillance - only government officials would.

"The mobile company will have no knowledge about whose phone conversation is being intercepted", Deora told a Google Hangout, an online forum, earlier this month.

India has launched a wide-ranging surveillance programme that will give its security agencies and even income tax officials the ability to tap directly into e-mails and phone calls without oversight by courts or parliament, several sources said.

The expanded surveillance in the world's most populous democracy, which the government says will help safeguard national security, has alarmed privacy advocates at a time when allegations of massive U.S. digital snooping beyond American shores have set off a global furore.

"If India doesn't want to look like an authoritarian regime, it needs to be transparent about who will be authorized to collect data, what data will be collected, how it will be used, and how the right to privacy will be protected," said Cynthia Wong, an Internet researcher at New York-based Human Rights Watch.

The Central Monitoring System (CMS) was announced in 2011 but there has been no public debate and the government has said little about how it will work or how it will ensure that the system is not abused.

The government started to quietly roll the system out state by state in April this year, according to government officials. Eventually it will be able to target any of India's 900 million landline and mobile phone subscribers and 120 million Internet users.

Home ministry spokesman K.S. Dhatwalia said he did not have details of CMS and therefore could not comment on the privacy concerns. A spokeswoman for the telecommunications ministry, which will oversee CMS, did not respond to queries.

Officials said making details of the project public would limit its effectiveness as a clandestine intelligence-gathering tool.

"Security of the country is very important. All countries have these surveillance programmes," said a senior telecommunications ministry official, defending the need for a large-scale eavesdropping system like CMS.

"You can see terrorists getting caught, you see crimes being stopped. You need surveillance. This is to protect you and your country," said the official, who is directly involved in setting up the project. He did not want to be identified because of the sensitivity of the subject.

NO INDEPENDENT OVERSIGHT

The new system will allow the government to listen to and tape phone conversations, read e-mails and text messages, monitor posts on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn and track searches on Google of selected targets, according to interviews with two other officials involved in setting up the new surveillance programme, human rights activists and cyber experts.

In 2012, India sent in 4,750 requests to Google Inc (GOOG.O) for user data, the highest in the world after the United States.

For graphic on global user data, click requests link.reuters.com/qev78t

Security agencies will no longer need to seek a court order for surveillance or depend, as they do now, on Internet or telephone service providers to give them the data, the government officials said.

Government intercept data servers are being built on the premises of private telecommunications firms. These will allow the government to tap into communications at will without telling the service providers, according to the officials and public documents.

The top bureaucrat in the home ministry and his state-level deputies will have the power to approve requests for surveillance of specific phone numbers, e-mails or social media accounts, the government officials said.

While it is not unusual for governments to have equipment at telecommunication companies and service providers, they are usually required to submit warrants or be subject to other forms of independent oversight.

"Bypassing courts is really very dangerous and can be easily misused," said Pawan Sinha, who teaches human rights at Delhi University. In most countries in Europe and in the United States, security agencies were obliged to seek court approval or had to function with legal oversight, he said.

The senior telecommunications ministry official dismissed suggestions that India's system could be open to abuse.

"The home secretary has to have some substantial intelligence input to approve any kind of call tapping or call monitoring. He is not going to randomly decide to tape anybody's phone calls," he said.

"If at all the government reads your e-mails, or taps your phone, that will be done for a good reason. It is not invading your privacy, it is protecting you and your country," he said.

The government has arrested people in the past for critical social media posts although there have been no prosecutions.

In 2010, Outlook news magazine accused intelligence officials of tapping telephone calls of several politicians, including a government minister. The accusations were never proven, but led to a political uproar.

NO PRIVACY LAW

"The many abuses of phone tapping make clear that that is not a good way to organise the system of checks and balances," said Anja Kovacs, a fellow at the New Delhi-based Centre for Internet and Society.

"When similar rules are used for even more extensive monitoring and surveillance, as seems to be the case with CMS, the dangers of abuse and their implications for individuals are even bigger."

Nine government agencies will be authorised to make intercept requests, including the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), India's elite policy agency, the Intelligence Bureau (IB), the domestic spy agency, and the income tax department.

India does not have a formal privacy law and the new surveillance system will operate under the Indian Telegraph Act - a law formulated by the British in 1885 - which gives the government freedom to monitor private conversations.

"We are obligated by law to give access to our networks to every legal enforcement agency," said Rajan Mathews, director general of the Cellular Operators Association of India.

Telecommunications companies Bharti Airtel (BRTI.NS), Vodafone's (VOD.L) India unit, Idea Cellular (IDEA.NS), Tata Communications (TATA.NS) and state-run MTNL (MTNL.BO) did not respond to requests for comment.

India has a long history of violence by separatist groups and other militants within its borders. More than one third of India's 670 districts are affected by such violence, according to the South Asia Terrorism Portal.

The government has escalated efforts to monitor the activities of militant groups since a Pakistan-based militant squad rampaged through Mumbai in 2008, killing 166 people. Monitoring of telephones and the Internet are part of the surveillance.

Minister of state for information technology, Milind Deora, said the new data collection system would actually improve citizens' privacy because telecommunications companies would no longer be directly involved in the surveillance - only government officials would.

"The mobile company will have no knowledge about whose phone conversation is being intercepted", Deora told a Google Hangout, an online forum, earlier this month.

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THIRD FRIEND REQUEST TO A GIRL ON FACEBOOK CAN GET YOU TO JAIL

Agra : If you have sent a friend request to a girl on Facebook for the third time, you could be sent to prison. UP Police have classified the crime. A circular to all district police offices by DGP has been sent on the issues with social networking sites and has been said to be a serious crime. On being found guilty for this crime, for this crime Rs.5 lac fine and 3 years of imprisonment has been fixed.

Often seeing pictures of beautiful young girls Facebook friend requests are sent by people. Despite the rejection, people often continue the process and keep sending requests. This hobby will now now be expensive. Sending friend request on Facebook, more than three times now comes under crime. On complaint to the police, a case would be registered. Who complained it would have to take some special attention. The record of all friend requests has to be submitted as an evidence. The proof will be in the digital medium. Information Technology Act under Section 66 A, this act has been placed in the category of cyber crime Buling.

SSP Agra SC Dube said to monitor cyber crime and to keep an eye on cyber bullies, police will also join Facebook now. Crime is starting from Facebook too. According to them repeatedly threatening messages or sending friend requests to Facebook has come in the category of cyber crime. The circular stated by the the DGP office tells about the crimes and under which sections act has to be registered. Sending objectionable messages via mobile or computer now comes under cyber Bulling. It shall be a punishable offense. To prove the case in the court, court may demand evidence from social networking sites as well.

STATUTORY WARNING :

THIRD FRIEND REQUEST TO A GIRL ON FACEBOOK CAN GET YOU TO JAIL

Agra : If you have sent a friend request to a girl on Facebook for the third time, you could be sent to prison. UP Police have classified the crime. A circular to all district police offices by DGP has been sent on the issues with social networking sites and has been said to be a serious crime. On being found guilty for this crime, for this crime Rs.5 lac fine and 3 years of imprisonment has been fixed.

Often seeing pictures of beautiful young girls Facebook friend requests are sent by people. Despite the rejection, people often continue the process and keep sending requests. This hobby will now now be expensive. Sending friend request on Facebook, more than three times now comes under crime. On complaint to the police, a case would be registered. Who complained it would have to take some special attention. The record of all friend requests has to be submitted as an evidence. The proof will be in the digital medium. Information Technology Act under Section 66 A, this act has been placed in the category of cyber crime Buling.

SSP Agra SC Dube said to monitor cyber crime and to keep an eye on cyber bullies, police will also join Facebook now. Crime is starting from Facebook too. According to them repeatedly threatening messages or sending friend requests to Facebook has come in the category of cyber crime. The circular stated by the the DGP office tells about the crimes and under which sections act has to be registered. Sending objectionable messages via mobile or computer now comes under cyber Bulling. It shall be a punishable offense. To prove the case in the court, court may demand evidence from social networking sites as well.

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A Woman at a Nightclub (Mum) on Sat Night was taken by 5 men, who according to hospital and police reports, gang raped her before dumping her at a Bus stand in Mumbai... 

Unable to Remember d events of the evening, tests later confirmed the repeat rapes along with traces of 
'Rohypnol' in her blood.... 

Rohypnol, date rape drug is an essentially a small sterilization pill... 

The drug is now being used by rapists at parties to rape AND sterilize their victims... 
All they have to do is drop it into the girl's drink... 
The girl can't remember a thing the next morning, of all that had taken place the night before... 

Rohypnol, which dissolves in drinks just as easily, is such that the victim doesn't conceive from the rape and the rapist needn't worry about having a paternity test identifying him months later.... 

The Drug's affects ARE NOT TEMPORARY - they are PERMANENT.... 

Any female that takes it WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO CONCEIVE. 
The weasels can get this drug from anyone who is in the vet school or any university. 
It's that easy, and Rohypnol is about to break out big on campuses everywhere. 

Believe it or not, there are even sites on the Internet telling people how to use it. 
Please forward this to everyone you know, especially Girls.... 

Girls, be careful when you're out and don't leave your drink unattended. 
(added - Buy your own drinks, ensure bottles or cans received are unopened or sealed; don't even taste someone else's drink)..... 
There has already been a report in Singapore of girls drink been Spiked by 'Rohypnol'...... 

Please make d effort to fwd this to everyone you know.... 

For guys - Pls do inform all ur Female friends & Relatives, remember U also have Sisters...."


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