The Bengal Legislative Assembly passed a resolution to form a "Legislative Council".
- Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress (TMC) government passed a resolution in state assembly
- For creation of a legislative council in state under Article 169 of Constitution.
- The resolution was passed with 196 votes in favour and 69 against it.
- The West Bengal Legislative Assembly has a strength of 294 members but only 265 were present during the voting.
- West Bengal's upper house, Legislative Council was abolished in 1969 by the coalition government of Left parties
- As it was considered a symbol of elitism.
DMRC launched India's first UPI-based cashless parking at Kashmere Gate Metro Station.
- FASTag or Unified Payments Interface (UPI)-based parking facility to reduce the time for entry and payment.
- The parking facility was launched by Dr Mangu Singh, Managing Director of DMRC,
- In the presence of senior officials of DMRC and National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI).
- As part of the Multi-Model Integration (MMI) initiative,
- Dedicated Intermediate Public Transport (IPT) lanes for autos, taxis and r-Rickshaws were also inaugurated at the station.
Facebook Launches Beta Test of a Newsletter Platform "Bulletin".
- The new site will be a place for writers and podcasters to publish content and build a subscriber base.
- Bulletin offers a set of publishing and subscription tools that creators can use to share their articles with readers.
- The creators have the option to share their content directly with readers or across Facebook.
Razorpay partners with Mastercard to launch "MandateHQ" for recurring payments.
- MandateHQ – a payment interface that will help card-issuing banks to enable recurring payments for its customers.
- Razorpay, which is backed by Sequoia Capital, GIC, and others, aims to integrate MandateHQ with more than 50 banks in the next 12 months.
- MandateHQ will also enable businesses and fintechs, especially subscription-based businesses, to get access to a wider customer base,
- Who use debit cards, as recurring payments were mostly supported via credit cards previously
Neha Parikh appointed as new CEO of crowd-sourced navigation app "Waze".
- Neha Parikh, the former Indian-American president of the travel website Hotwire,
- has been appointed as the new CEO of Waze, a crowd-sourced navigation app and a subsidiary of tech giant Google.
- Waze currently has over 140 million active monthly users in more than 185 countries who drive more than 24 billion miles every month.
- The 41-year-old Neha replaces Noam Bardin,
- Who stepped down as the CEO in November 2020,
- After leading the Israeli company for 12 years.
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