Budget 2018: Winner and Losers
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The document discusses several key initiatives in the Indian budget including increasing the minimum support price for agriculture, investing in irrigation projects and solar power, launching the flagship National Health Protection Scheme to provide health insurance to 500 million people, allocating funds for tuberculosis patients, and increasing infrastructure spending on roads and railways. It also outlines tax exemption increases for bank deposits and medical expenses as well as lifting customs duties on various consumer goods.
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This document outlines four management approaches: the classical approach focuses on cutting costs and increasing profits with no concern for employees; the quantitative approach takes a systems view and uses numbers/statistics; the behavioural approach considers the importance of humans; and the contemporary approach acts according to the situation and is contingent on factors.
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Neeti Gupta is a data scientist with over 5 years of experience in machine learning and artificial intelligence. She has a PhD in Computer Science from Stanford University where she focused on natural language processing. Her research interests include deep learning, computer vision, and recommender systems.
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Neeti Gupta is a senior data scientist at Anthropic, where she works on AI safety research projects. She has a PhD in computer science from Stanford University, where her research focused on deep reinforcement learning. Prior to joining Anthropic, Neeti worked as a research scientist at OpenAI on self-supervised learning and representation learning.
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Networking for SELF BRAND
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- 4. Flagship National Health Protection Scheme Aim to insure 500 million people Rs 5 lakh per family per year World largest healthcare programme Aayushman Bharat Programme 1.5 lakh health facility centres closer to home Rs 600 crores allocated to TB patients One medical college for every three parliamentary constituencies Neeti Gupta
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