Podcasts about Religare

SEBI questions IndusInd Bank over disclosure lapses, India gears up for its biggest nuclear power addition, and IPL sponsorship revenues soar by 15-20%. Plus, insights on Religare's governance review, Citibank India's leadership shift, and BluSmart's search for a buyer. Tune in for the top business stories.

Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint, your weekday newscast that brings you five major stories from the world of business. It's Monday, February 10, 2025. This is Nelson John, let's get started. Air traffic is booming in India. Manufacturers are actively seeking deals at the Aero India exhibition, highlighting the country's potential. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is set to hold its annual general meeting in June in New Delhi, a testament to India's growing market influence. According to Airbus India's Remi Maillard, “ India is now the third-largest air market globally, after the U.S. and China”. Boeing's Salil Gupte echoed this sentiment, calling India the most dynamic and exciting market. The civil aviation ministry claims a meteoric rise in the sector, with traffic growth projected over seven percent annually until 2043. Although rail travel remains popular, it's often slow and chaotic. Boeing estimates that converting just two percent of daily train users to air travel could double the air market, given the current low per capita air travel of 0.12 compared to 0.46 in China.Going by these statistics, the Indian market will need at least 2,835 new aircraft in the next 20 years, and all major players like Indigo, Airbus and Air India are gunning for the Next big leap in the airline sector.  Ola Electric will need to consistently sell 50,000 units every month in order to achieve profitability, says founder and chief executive officer (CEO) Bhavish Aggarwal. To be sure, Ola Electric has faced considerable criticism due to widespread customer complaints about poor service centre experience. In September last year, Mint reported that Ola's service centre backlogs had risen to 80,000 customer complaints per month.Speaking to an analyst, Aggarwal claimed that the company had recaptured its market leadership in terms of volumes with 25,000 units sold in January.The company has consistently been under pressure, with Ola Electric's shares losing about 2% on Friday alone to settle at ₹70 apiece on the BSE—only 8% off its all-time low.  The company has suffered a quarterly net loss of ₹564 crore in the last quarter of 2024.Aggarwal, however, claimed that the company “maintained a steady industry leadership with a market share of over 25%.”  The recent deportation of 104 illegal migrants to India by the US government has sparked controversy in the Indian Parliament. In the midst of this debate, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit the United States from February 12 to 13, where he will engage in discussions with President Donald Trump, as quoted by Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri.Earlier, on January 27, President Trump and Prime Minister Modi held a conversation focused on immigration matters and the importance of India purchasing more American-made security equipment.The United States is India's largest trading partner, with two-way trade surpassing $118 billion in 2023/24, and India recording a trade surplus of $32 billion.As a strategic partner of the United States, India will aim to enhance trade relations, simplify access to skilled worker visas and review import tariffs on over 30 items, including luxury cars, and solar cells, potentially boosting imports from the US amid rising global trade tensions.4)The Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy committee (MPC) on Friday cut the key policy interest rate by 25 basis points to 6.25% to support growth. At a post-policy press conference, new RBI governor Sanjay Malhotra spoke on a range of issues such as implementation of the proposed guidelines on liquidity coverage ratio (LCR), working with the government on various recommendations, geopolitical developments, and the cost of policy actions on regulated entities. It is not only about stability, the implementation of LCR norms comes at a cost. It requires a strict impact analysis and enough time to be implemented. While the Rupee depreciation puts pressure on inflation, a higher worry is how global uncertainties would pan out. 5) Religare Enterprises Ltd chairperson Rashmi Saluja informed shareholders at the company's annual general meeting (AGM) on Friday that she was not retiring as a director, a move that stumped shareholders and proxy advisory firms. However, a third of Religare's investors told Mint that they had voted against Saluja's reappointment as director. Manendra Singh, partner at law firm Economic Laws Practice revealed that "Under the Companies Act, 2013, the chairman can regulate the manner in which voting is conducted, but cannot take away the voting rights of its members.” The Burman family, which owns a little over 25% of Religare, got approvals from all regulatory agencies and offered to buy up to 26% shares from minority investors via an open offer that opened on 27 January. Following the hearing on Gaekwad's appeal, the Supreme Court said the Burmans' open offer cannot be closed until the Sebi decides on the legality of Gaekwad's competing offer.

Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint, your weekday newscast that brings you five major stories from the world of business. It's Wednesday, February 5, 2025. This is Nelson John, let's get started. Despite India's solid track record of fiscal discipline and a narrowing fiscal deficit, international rating agencies like Moody's and Fitch remain cautious about upgrading India's sovereign rating. Currently, Fitch Ratings assigns India a 'BBB-' with a stable outlook, which is the lowest investment grade, suggesting good credit quality but vulnerability to adverse conditions. Similarly, Moody's and S&P rate India at 'Baa3' and 'BBB-', respectively. This contrasts with China's 'A+' and the US's 'AA+', indicating higher credit qualities and lower default risks. The hesitation to upgrade India's rating affects the cost of borrowing and investment attractiveness, crucial for economic growth, N Madhavan reports. Critics, including UNCTAD, argue that international rating agencies may be biased against emerging economies. Despite significant growth, robust financial systems, and strong foreign investor interest, India's rating has remained unchanged for two decades.  India is set to develop its own AI chip, aiming to enhance its technological independence and global competitiveness. This initiative, led by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology in collaboration with the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-Dac) and the National e-Governance Division, focuses on creating a chip using the open-source 'Risc-V' architecture. The goal is to support academic researchers and startups in building foundational AI models, Shouvik Das reports. High-level discussions have involved not only Indian experts but also US Big Tech firms and Taiwan's TSMC, to craft a chip fully made in India by 2027, leveraging local talents and resources. This move is part of a broader strategy under the India AI Mission, aiming to establish a domestic chip production capability that reduces reliance on foreign technology, particularly in light of recent geopolitical tensions and supply chain vulnerabilities highlighted by US restrictions.Rashmi Saluja's tenure as chairperson at Religare Enterprises may be nearing an end amid a contentious takeover battle. Despite efforts to stabilize the company post-bankruptcy, about one-third of its investors have voted against her reappointment ahead of the upcoming AGM on February 7th. The Delhi High Court has also declined Saluja any interim relief to halt the AGM proceedings. Investors, including the Burman family who owns 25.1% of Religare, have expressed a desire for new management to steer the company towards growth. With 31.85% of shareholders, including financial firms and mutual funds, voting against her, Saluja's reappointment seems unlikely unless there is an unexpectedly high turnout in her favour from smaller shareholders.  The National Medical Commission (NMC) is gearing up to elevate India's postgraduate medical education to global standards by forming Specialty Expert Committees (SEC) for each speciality. Priyanka Sharma spoke to Dr B. Srinivas, secretary at the NMC, who said that these committees will develop model curriculums, assess educational institutions, and address academic needs, aiming to standardize and improve the quality of speciality courses across the country. This initiative, highlighted in a letter to medical colleges reviewed by Mint, also involves these expert committees in handling student grievances and other speciality-specific requirements. The NMC has called for nominations of faculty members ready to join this effort, with a deadline for submissions set for within 15 days. The move comes as part of a broader effort to address the disproportionate doctor-patient ratios in India by boosting both graduate and postgraduate medical manpower. Wingify, started in 2009 in Delhi, has grown significantly, boasting a global customer base and robust revenue growth, reaching ₹288.61 crore in 2023-24. This bootstrapped startup's success caught private equity firm Everstone's eye, especially Wingify's self-sufficient growth and strong technology base. This acquisition aligns with Everstone's focus on technology-driven firms, following a similar investment in MediaMint, Shadma Shaikh reports. The deal not only marks a significant phase for Wingify but also stands out as a successful bootstrapped venture in the SaaS space, showcasing that startups can achieve substantial growth without external funding. This event is seen as a boost for the Indian SaaS ecosystem, reflecting a mature, profitable company making a significant impact globally.

Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint, your weekday newscast that brings you five major stories from the world of business. It's Monday, January 27, 2025. This is Nelson John, let's get started. US President Donald Trump's "Make in America" initiative aims to revitalize American manufacturing by encouraging companies to establish operations in the US or face higher tariffs on exports. Trump proposes incentives like a low 15% corporate tax rate for domestic manufacturing. This move challenges the existing global manufacturing hubs in Asia, like China and Vietnam, known for their lower costs and extensive supply chains. The impact of Trump's policy could be significant, as it encourages high-tech and sophisticated manufacturing to return to the US. For India, this is a wake-up call to enhance its manufacturing competitiveness. Key issues include outdated technology, high logistics costs, and regulatory complexities. Despite the government's efforts through policies like the productivity-linked incentive scheme, progress is slow. India's investment in R&D is also minimal compared to global standards, affecting innovation. Shelley Singh writes about how Trump's “Make in America” approach will impact India.  Indian-American businessman Digvijay Danny Gaekwad's bid to acquire a significant stake in Religare Enterprises for ₹5,000 crore might hit a regulatory snag. Anirudh Laskar reports that Gaekwad's offer, priced at ₹275 per share, is more competitive than the Burman family's offer of ₹235 per share but could violate SEBI's takeover norms due to its timing and the size of the stake sought. SEBI's rules also require a counteroffer to involve more shares than the initial bid. Moreover, there are concerns about the conditions attached to Gaekwad's offer and the clarity around his funding sources. The battle for control is really about Religare's profitable health insurance arm, Care Health Insurance. Religare's chair, Rashmi Saluja, has been resisting the Burmans' attempts to take over the company since the Dabur owners first showed interest in the financial services company in September 2023. Now, with Gaekwad's sudden move, things might get even more tangled.India plans to tighten enforcement on third-party vehicle insurance by linking it to everyday vehicle-related activities. The Union finance ministry is considering measures such as mandatory insurance checks when buying fuel, obtaining FASTags, or renewing driving licenses and pollution control certificates, Subhash Narayan reports. This push comes amid concerns that over half of the vehicles on Indian roads lack third-party insurance, despite the legal requirement under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, which mandates such coverage and prescribes severe penalties for non-compliance. The proposed changes, which are still being finalized, aim to ensure that more vehicles are insured by integrating insurance checks with regular vehicle-related transactions. Motilal Oswal Group is considering selling its housing finance arm, Motilal Oswal Home Finance, which began as Aspire Home Finance Corp in 2014. Currently, the group holds a 97.49% stake in the subsidiary, which has a loan book of Rs 4,098 crore. Shayan Ghosh reports that industry valuations suggest the unit could be worth between Rs 3,612 crore to Rs 5,031 crore, based on its March-end net worth of Rs 1,290 crore. Despite initial asset quality issues, with gross non-performing assets peaking at 9.2% in FY19, the situation has improved significantly, with a gross NPA ratio of 0.86% as of March 2024.  The Union budget for FY26 is likely to significantly boost funding for R&D of high-yield hybrid seeds for essential crops like pulses, edible oils, and cotton, to address shortages and reduce import dependency. This move aims to develop climate-resilient seed varieties to increase productivity and improve farmers' incomes. The planned increase in budget allocation reflects a broader effort to improve agricultural outputs amid challenges such as climate change. For instance, cotton imports are expected to rise by 42% this financial year due to falling exports and domestic production issues. Currently, funding for agricultural education is set to rise by 8% in FY25, emphasizing the government's focus on enhancing agricultural capabilities through education and research. Additionally, the government has initiated the release of 109 high-yield crop varieties, expected to reach farmers in three years.

Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint, your weekday newscast that brings you five major stories from the world of business. It's Monday, December 30, 2024. This is Nelson John, let's get started.Several major investors of Religare criticised a PIL that led the Madhya Pradesh High Court to indefinitely stay the company's upcoming annual general meeting. They argued that a takeover of Religare by the Burman family could concentrate ownership and harm minority shareholders. Nehal Chaliawala writes that one executive from a mutual fund said that holding an AGM is an independent matter, and unrelated to regulatory approvals. The AGM was scheduled for December 31. Key leadership issues, particularly those surrounding the chairperson Rashmi Saluja, were slated to be discussed. America's sought-after H-1B visa is doing the rounds after being brought in the limelight by Elon Musk. This visa is essential for hiring specialized foreign workers. Usually, skilled workers from India and China are first in line for such a visa. Shelley Singh writes that Musk's interest in hiring more workers via the H-1B is at loggerheads with President Donald Trump's conservative supporters, who want tighter immigration norms. However, the Indian IT sector is becoming less reliant on the H1-B as more American companies open offices in India.The government wants to cut red tape, and it wants to do it by next year's Union Budget. Gireesh Chandra Prasad reports that the government is identifying regulations that can be relaxed during the Budget to help revive a slowing economy. These rules will directly address concerns of "over regulation" in certain sectors, and will scale back these rules to help India Inc. flourish without having to worry about endless compliance norms. Gireesh identifies two major areas where a streamlined process could do wonders: land and labour laws.If your portfolio includes one of India's top five IT stocks, you probably had a mixed 2024. Revenue growth this past year slowed down, compared to the previous year. Jas Bardia and Varun Sood write that despite this, shares of TCS, Infosys, HCL, and Tech Mahindra performed better than expected. 2025 might bring heavier spending by these companies due to the US Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts. Increased revenues on the back of deflated base numbers would bode well for these IT stocks.It's hiring season for rural India. Devina Sengupta and Suneera Tandon write that India's consumer goods companies are ramping up hiring in rural markets. Rural markets outperformed their urban counterparts this year, leading to this move. There is a higher demand for roles such as van sales representatives, leading to this move. Notable firms like Godrej Consumer Products, Dabur, and ITC are expanding their workforce and introducing more economical options to try and push deeper into the hinterlands. Recruitment firms are reporting a 10-15% increase in hiring by fast-moving consumer goods companies in these areas. 

Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint, your weekday newscast that brings you five major stories from the world of business. It's Friday, October 25, 2024. My name is Nelson John. Let's get started.Qatar's Nebras Power was supposed to acquire up to a 49 per cent stake in Aditya Birla Group's renewable energy business for about $400 million, but the deal has been put on hold due to a valuation mismatch. Utpal Bhaskar reports that challenges such as competitive returns and execution risks in the Indian market continue to be concerns for investors. The Aditya Birla Group company is still seeing interest from Alberta Investment Management and BlackRock's Global Infrastructure Partners.India's startups aren't complying with certain rules. The Central Consumer Protection Authority has issued notices to 11 e-commerce companies including Blinkit, Zepto, Swiggy and Meesho for violating declaration rules. These violations include failing to display product manufacturing and expiry dates, among other packaging and labelling norms. Soumya Gupta writes that the CCPA took this action after users complained about receiving perishable items close to or after their expiry dates.After a long and contentious battle, the Insurance Regulatory & Development Authority of India has approved the Burman family's proposed acquisition of Religare, reports Anirudh Laskar. This nod marks a significant step towards the Burmans' takeover of Religare. Only approvals from the banking and market regulators are now pending. Despite initial resistance from Religare's management, the Burman family, which owns Dabur India, aims to solidify its ownership through an open offer of more than 3,400 crore rupees.In a surprising turn of events, 60 out of 100 private equity and venture capital executives in India failed a mandatory exam set by the National Institute of Securities Management (NISM), under directives from SEBI. This exam, which is crucial for maintaining registration, has stirred concerns within the sector. Critics argue that the exam's content, which spans various fund types—venture capital, private equity and public markets—is disproportionately focused on public markets, and does not reflect the practical differences between these fund categories. Sneha Shah and Ranjani Raghavan report on the embarrassing situation India's PE and VC sector is staring at. Last year, Ecom Express found itself at a crossroads, searching for new leadership after the health-related departure of its co-founder and CEO, T.A. Krishnan. With growth stalling, the company turned to Ajay Chitkara, a veteran of the telecom industry, to inject new life into its operations. Chitkara, known for his successful stint at Airtel, took the reins at a tough time and now faces a daunting task: steering Ecom Express towards profitability and a successful IPO. The company has reduced its losses, but sustaining growth remains a challenge, especially with new players such as Valmo shaking up the logistics market. Mint's startups editor Ranjani Raghavan tackles the question of whether Ecom Express's IPO can succeed when Delhivery's stock has failed to deliver.  SUBJECT/Title: Why finance pros at PE, VC funds are flunking Sebi exam  Pre-head: IRDA approves Burmans' Religare takeover; CCPA issues notice to quick commerce startups Qatar's Nebras deal with Aditya Birla Group's green arm on holdWhy are e-tailers on notice for legal metrology?IRDA gives Burman family green signal for Religaree takeover  Can Ecom Express's IPO succeed when Delhivery's stock has failed to deliver?Why finance pros at PE, VC funds are flunking Sebi exam

Pope Francis made an interesting statement on Friday 13, when he declared that “all religions are a path to reach God... And since God is God for everyone, we are all children of God… There is only one God, and our religions are languages, paths to reach God.” There is irony in his statement because Catholic comes from the Greek katholikos, meaning “universal,” i.e. a universal religion absorbing all others. His statement is true, but the motivation behind it may be to further demean Catholicism and help replace it with something even more universal. The word religion comes from the Latin religare, meaning “to bind” and in the non-religion of Shen-Dao, or Shinto, which means Way of Kami (God), musubi is the central Godhead, defined as “to bind.” Islam also means submission to Allah, which is Arabic for God. The universality of the WAY is present in Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Shinto, among others, too. We find the mallet, owl, and concept of rebirth in rituals like Kaidan Meguri, present all over the far east like we do in the west, from Freemasonry to Minerva-Athena-Lakshmi, to being “born again” in Christ. We also find megalithic holy sites in Japan, like Ishi-no-Hoden (floating stone) and Masude-no-Iwafune. Both structures have cuts and grooves that remind one of Pumu Punku in Bolivia. The floating stone appears to float on water collected from the carved out space beneath its base, a similar motif to the floating shrine of Itsukushima on Miyajima island near Hiroshima. The design blends man and God together. But the rock reminds one of the Moai heads still left unfinished in the rock, suggesting perhaps this megalith, which was ancient even in 700AD, could have been more than a sacred site; it may have been one of many rocks carved for some other purpose. Its dating places it in the Jomon era, a primitive people supposedly. It is noted in Harima Fudoki as having already been in its present location in ancient times. -FREE ARCHIVE & RSS: https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-secret-teachings Twitter: https://twitter.com/TST___Radio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesecretteachings WEBSITE (BOOKS, RESUBSCRIBE for early show access): http://thesecretteachings.info Paypal: rdgable@yahoo.com CashApp: $rdgable EMAIL: rdgable@yahoo.com / TSTRadio@protonmail.com

In today's episode for 27th June 2024, we give you a primer of the tussle between Religare and Dabur's Burman family and tell you why SEBI has finally decided to intervene. Speak to Ditto's advisors now, by clicking the link here - https://bit.ly/4bZKRXS

Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint, your weekday newscast that brings you five major stories from the world of business. It's Friday, June 21, 2024. My name is Nelson John. Let's get started:Indian benchmark indices, Nifty and Sensex, opened at record levels and touched new highs during the session before ending the day marginally higher, with Sensex up 0.18 percent and Nifty up 0.22 percent.From next June, every new smartphone and tablet sold in India will need to have a USB-C charging port so that consumers can charge all their devices with just one type of charger. The rule, which will include laptops by 2026, is part of India's efforts to align itself with global standards set by the European Union to enhance convenience and reduce waste.The new rule doesn't apply to feature phones and wearables for now, but it's a big step in the right direction. The Indian government said it plans to enforce the new standard vigorously. Companies that fail to comply will face penalties under the Consumer Protection Act, Mint's Dhirendra Kumar and Gulveen Aulakh report. There's also a push for makers of basic phones and other devices to voluntarily adopt USB-C ports, which would further unify charging standards. Leading smartphone makers such as Xiaomi and Oppo have already voiced their support.Sebi has issued a stern directive to Religare Enterprises Ltd, ordering it to comply with securities law. The development unfolded as the Burman family, promoters of Dabur, made moves to increase their stake in Religare through an open offer.Sebi instructed Religare's chairperson Rashmi Saluja and the board to seek necessary approvals from the Reserve Bank of India within a week. The action highlights Sebi's concerns about Religare's attempts to obstruct the open offer by the Burmans, who are significant stakeholders in Religare through various family-owned entities. Sebi intervened despite resistance from Religare – which expressed doubt about the Burmans' ability to improve the company's management – highlighting the importance of adhering to the proper procedures in an acquisition. Mint's Ranjani Raghavan and Neha Joshi report.Apple and Google are diving deep into generative AI, and making smartphones more capable in the process. Apple recently announced ‘Apple Intelligence', a set of tools that will allow iPhones, iPads and Macs to perform tasks such as transcribing calls, crafting emails, and generating images and emoticons. Google rolled out similar capabilities last September, and Samsung also offers similar AI features on its top-tier devices. However, not all AI tasks are processed on the device itself. Apple's Siri will soon be able to handle simple queries on-device but could tap OpenAI's ChatGPT for more complex requests. Google's Pixel phones and Samsung's devices need internet connections to access hefty AI models stored in the cloud.For now, these cutting-edge AI features are limited to premium models. Apple's AI suite is exclusive to its 15 Pro and Pro Max iPhones, while Google and Samsung have integrated AI into their latest devices, with potential expansions on the horizon. What's next for smartphones as tech giants throw their hats in the AI ring? Mint's tech correspondent Souvik Das has the answers in today's Primer.Omnichannel furniture retailer Pepperfry ventured into the furniture rental market in 2017, tapping the ‘sharing economy' vibe that appealed to India's young urbanites. At the time, the company estimated that the market could one day be worth $1 billion a year. Despite a promising start, Pepperfry ended its rental services in 2019, saying the market was too niche.There are still 157 companies worldwide that employ the rental model, including Indian firms such as Rentomojo and Furlenco. But most are still small, thanks to a complex market with overestimated potential. For instance mattress company Wakefit, which started in 2016, later ventured into furniture and saw revenue rise to 813 crore rupees by 2023. Rentomojo made 121 crore that year. These companies face plenty of challenges, from complex logistics to quality issues, and many renters have endured poor service and delayed pickups. Some companies are adapting by diversifying into appliances and electronics, while others are focusing on logistics to improve their services. Mint's startup correspondent Priyamvada C takes dives deep into the workings of furniture rental startups in today's Long Story.India is facing a brutal heatwave, with the Health Ministry reporting 110 heatstroke-related deaths and more than 40,000 suspected cases as of June 18. Most of the victims are in rural areas, where many people work outdoors and have limited access to healthcare. Madhya Pradesh has recorded the most heatstroke cases, followed by Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh, while Uttar Pradesh has seen the most deaths, reports Mint's Puja Das.We'd love to hear your feedback on this podcast. Let us know by writing to us at feedback@livemint.com. You may send us feedback, tips or anything that you feel we should be covering from your vantage point in the world of business and finance. Show notes:Common smartphone chargers from next year; laptops to be covered from 2026Sebi directs Religare board, Saluja to seek approvals for Burman open offerMint Primer | AI phones on the horizon: promises and pitfallsRent vs buy: Why startups failed to shake up the furniture rental marketIndia reports 110 heat stroke deaths, 42,000 cases till 18 June

Elvis Rezende Messias conversa sobre colonialidade e educação no programa Religare - conhecimento e religião, apresentado por Flávio Senra --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/flaviosenra/message

Gospel Culture: Translating our Faith for all of LifeThe Foundational Question:What is the relationship of God's Word – revelation to our real life in the world?What is religion? Religio & Religare – to tie/bindColossians 1:15-23“He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation. For everything was created by Him, inheaven and on earth, the visible and the invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities – allthings have been created through Him and for Him.”“He is before all things, and by Him all things hold together. He is also the head of the body, the church; He isthe beginning, the firstborn from the dead, so that He might come to have first place in everything.”“For God was pleased to have all His fullness dwell in Him, and through Him to reconcile everything to Himselfby making peace through the blood of His cross – whether things on earth or things in heaven.”“Once you were alienated and hostile in your minds because of your evil actions. But now He has reconciledyou by His physical body through His death, to present you holy, faultless, and blameless before Him.”“if indeed you remain grounded and steadfast in the faith and are not shifted away from the hope of thegospel that you heard. This gospel has been proclaimed in all creation under heaven, and I, Paul, have becomea servant of it.”February 25, 2024 // Rev. Dr. Joseph Boot“The man who thinks without the proper first principles goes mad…” – G. K. Chesterton“Justice is understood t be something strictly human, having nothing to do with obedience to any divinecommand or conformity to any pattern ‘laid up in heaven.' Moral principles, like all other social conventions, aresomething' made on earth.'” – George Grant“Human freedom requires that the principles of justice be the product of human agreement or consent, that is,they must be the result of a contract…and these principles must therefore be rooted in an understanding ofthe interests of human beings as individuals rather than in any sense of duty or obligation to anything abovehumanity” – George Grant“The terms of the contract may well change as circumstances and interests change. But the restraints freeindividuals accept must always be ‘horizontal' in character rather than ‘vertical.'” – George GrantThe Crisis of CultureModern man is conferring on himself the contractual right to:• Redefine his gender irrespective of creational chromosomes• Murder (abortion)• Polygamy, homosexuality, bestiality or any sexual predilection• Suicide• Euthanize children and the elderly or sick• Homosexual ‘marriage'• Prostitution and pornography• Suppress worship of the living God and the free speech of Christians• Blasphemy and worship idolsThe Crisis of CultureWestern moral principles are shifting like sand and the metamorphosis of the church's relationship with thesurrounding culture is happening before our eyes.The Meaning of CultureThe English words culture and agriculture are derived from a Latin root (colere) and are related to cult (Latin,cultus) meaning worship. Worship, care and cultivation are all related in the etymology of culture.The Meaning of CultureCulture is best understood as religion externalized. The public manifestation of the religious ground-motive (i.e.worship) of a people.“The religious ground-motive of a culture can never be ascertained from the ideas and the personal faith of theindividual. It is truly a communal motive that governs the individual even when one is not consciously aware ofit or acknowledges it.” – Herman DooyeweerdThe Meaning of Culture – Islamic CultureIn the West, we increasingly experience a humanistic, secular culture, deeply influenced by pagan spirituality,which at the same time displays the cultural vestiges of Christianity.The Direction of Culture“Genesis 1:26 teaches us that God had a purpose in creating man in His image: namely that man should havedominion…. If now we comprehend the force of this subduing (dominion) under the term of culture…we cansay that culture in its broadest sense is the purpose for which God created man after his image.” – HermanBavinckRomans 1:25“They exchanged the truth of God for a lie and worshiped and served something created instead of theCreator.”The Direction of CultureThere is no such thing as a neutral culture; no institution and no cultural activity can ever be religiously neutral.The Direction of CultureThe structure of something concerns God's creational laws/norms and ordained pattern that pertain to it. Thedirection of these spheres concerns the religious orientation that they have.The Transformation of CultureImplicit in the Christian gospel is a particular vision of culture. The gospel is a culture because it is centered inthe worship of the living God, through Jesus Christ.The Transformation of Culture“If culture is the public expression of the worship of a people and the gospel restores man to true worship (i.e.of creator not creature), then the gospel restores man to true culture which is the kingdom of God.” – Dr. JoeBootThe Transformation of CultureSince the Enlightenment, Christians have steadily surrendered the various organs of culture.The Transformation of CultureSecular humanism has pursued the marginalization of the gospel and Christian church and a change of religionin the public sphere (i.e. multiculturalism).The Transformation of CultureGreat concern for transformation is found everywhere in Scripture.Psalm 2: 1-3“Why do the nations rebel and the peoples plot in vain?The kings of the earth take their stand, and the rulers conspire together against the LORD and His AnointedOne:‘Let us tear off their chains and free ourselves from their restraints.'”Psalm 2: 4-6“The One enthroned in heaven laughs; the Lord ridicules them.Then He speaks to them in His anger and terrifies them in His wrath:‘I have consecrated My King on Zion, My holy mountain.'”Psalm 2: 7-9“I will declare the LORD's decree: He said to Me, ‘You are My Son; today I have become Your Father.Ask of Me, and I will make the nations Your inheritance and the ends of the earth Your possession.You will break them with a rod of iron; You will shatter them like pottery.'”Psalm 2: 10-11“So now, kings, be wise; receive instruction, you judges of the earth.Serve the LORD with reverential awe and rejoice with trembling.”Psalm 2: 12“Pay homage to the Son or He will be angry and you will perish in your rebellion, for His anger may ignite at anymoment. All those who take refuge in Him are happy.”The Transformation of CultureChrist's Lordship and kingship is total, absolute, objective reality irrespective of the desires and will of men.The Transformation of CultureAll things are being made subject to Christ, in heaven and earth and we are commanded to pray for hiskingdom and will to be done on earth, as in heaven.“It is only by believing in God that ...

What is the conflict between Burmans and the board of Religare that took just one knight to push through an open offer to get a seat at the table? Why did the board, amid questions of compensations and ESOP, back the CEO and sideline the single largest shareholder? Tune in as Arijit Barman and Kiran Somvanshi break down a corporate takeover that has become a full-blown, all-out war between a doctor and the Daburs.  Throw in the board, a betting scam, ED sleuths, and SEBI in the mix, and you have a blockbuster battle. What can the board do, and whose court does the ball move to next? Shriram Subramanian, Founder & MD of InGovern, and ET's Reena Zachariah and Rashmi Rajput break it down with the TMB hosts. If you like this episode from Arijit Barman, check out his other interesting episodes on Corner Office Conversation with Henry Kravis, KKR, Bitcoin Bites Into Wall Street, Fossil Fuel To Finance: COP28, A Success Or A Smokescreen, JLR Turning the Corner With Full Throttle, Kotak Succession: A Big Transition & The Challenges Ahead and more! You can follow our host Kiran Somvanshi on her social media: Twitter & Linkedin You can follow our host Arijit Barman on his social media: Twitter and Linkedin Catch the latest episode of ‘The Morning Brief' on ET Play, The Economic Times Online, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Amazon Music and Google Podcasts Credits: CNBC-TV18 1, CNBC-TV18 2See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, find out about Reliance Retail getting full subscription amount of Rs 2069 crore from KKR, also find out about Adani's plans to refinance $3.5 bn in debt. Business Term of the Day: Private credit fund

Joined again by the fabulous Todd Cave to discuss the creation story, satan vs Lucifer, 3 systems of control, Religare/religion, death cults, mind control, and so much more. He goes deep to explain what is going on in modern times.  Follow him on IG @adriano_246 or on FB @Todd Cave If you would like health coaching/training  forms.gle/VGCZGpNSSvp53ksr8             

RELIGARE de la religion

Artigo em 10 fases

Série de reflexões intitulada reLIGAre para Instagram da Liga Teológica, onde faço aplicações de conceitos bíblicos em paralelos a obras da cultura pop. Sigam @ligateologica

Série de reflexões intitulada reLIGAre para Instagram da Liga Teológica, onde faço aplicações de conceitos bíblicos em paralelos a obras da cultura pop. Sigam @ligateologica

Série de reflexões intitulada reLIGAre para Instagram da Liga Teológica, onde faço aplicações de conceitos bíblicos em paralelos a obras da cultura pop. Sigam @ligateologica

Série de reflexões intitulada reLIGAre para Instagram da Liga Teológica, onde faço aplicações de conceitos bíblicos em paralelos a obras da cultura pop. Sigam @ligateologica

Série de reflexões intitulada reLIGAre para Instagram da Liga Teológica, onde faço aplicações de conceitos bíblicos em paralelos a obras da cultura pop. Sigam @ligateologica

Série de reflexões intitulada reLIGAre para Instagram da Liga Teológica, onde faço aplicações de conceitos bíblicos em paralelos a obras da cultura pop. Sigam @ligateologica

Série de reflexões intitulada reLIGAre para Instagram da Liga Teológica, onde faço aplicações de conceitos bíblicos em paralelos a obras da cultura pop. Sigam @ligateologica

Leandro Castro, mestre em Ciências da Religião pela PUC Minas, fala sobre a disciplina Ciência da Religião no Brasil. Em entrevista ao programa Religare, a fase inicial da disciplina no Brasil é analisada do ponto de vista histórico e teórico-metodológico. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/flaviosenra/message

Série de reflexões intitulada reLIGAre para Instagram da Liga Teológica, onde faço aplicações de conceitos bíblicos em paralelos a obras da cultura pop. Sigam @ligateologica

Série de reflexões intitulada reLIGAre para Instagram da Liga Teológica, onde faço aplicações de conceitos bíblicos em paralelos a obras da cultura pop. Sigam @ligateologica

Série de reflexões intitulada reLIGAre para Instagram da Liga Teológica, onde faço aplicações de conceitos bíblicos em paralelos a obras da cultura pop. Sigam @ligateologica

DJ and producer KVSH is now one of the biggest names in Brazilian electronic music. Luciano Ferreira, the “mineiro” behind the project, has already amassed more than 32 million views on his YouTube channel and over two million monthly listeners on Spotify. Owner of a unique production style, KVSH has already released several hits in his burgeoning career. Two tracks that stand out are "Sede Pra Te Ver" and "Cante Por Nós", the latter made in collaboration with Vintage Culture and Breno Miranda and released by HUB Records. The two songs already have over 51 million streams on Spotify. Other works include the tracks "Suavemente", "Tokyo Drift", "Puro Êxtase" and "Bem Melhor", and the first official remix of the band Natiruts, "Sorri, Sou Rei". His recent releases include the hit "Me Gusta” (in collaboration with Beowülf and Flakkë) and “Monalisa” (official remix for Brazilian rapper Xamã). His work has already resulted in 192 million streams on digital platforms. KVSH played more than 160 gigs in 2018, from Brazil to the United States, South Africa and Uruguay. In 2019, he started the year with his debut at Lollapalooza and will play for the first time at Rock In Rio, as well as other places around the globe. ------------------ Tracklist: 1. KVSH, The Others, FRÖEDE - Can't Get Over You 2. Daft Punk x Dubdogz - ID [Mashup] 3. Gustavo Mota, Wolfire - Gimme Money 4. Claptone - No Eyes [KZN Remix] 5. Damien N-Drix - Let It Ring 6. KVSH - ID [Lollapalooza Edit] 7. Religare, Brunelli - Push Mee 8. KVSH - Lasers 9. Vintage Culture, Fancy Inc - My Girl 10. The Fish House - Miami Bitch 11. The Fish House - Smack My Bitch Up 12. Duke Dumont - Red Light 13. Zermelo - Freaky Shit 14. KVSH - Feeling Good [Remix] 15. Sevek - My Name 16. KVSH, Machine Drivers - Tokyo Drift [2019 Edit] 17. Meduza - Piece Of Your Heart 18. Mousse T's - At Night ------------------ Check out KVSH: http://www.facebook.com/kvshmusic http://twitter.com/kvshmusic http://soundcloud.com/kvshmusic http://www.instagram.com/kvsh ------------------ Listen to more exclusive mixes: iedm.com/blogs/iedmradio www.youtube.com/c/Iedmradiopodcast www.mixcloud.com/iEDMradio/ iedmradio.podbean.com/?source=pb Need the hottest in EDM apparel? Buy the latest here: iedm.com/ ------------------ Discover more: www.facebook.com/iEDMOfficial www.twitter.com/iEDMofficial instagram.com/iEDMofficial iEDMofficial.tumblr.com www.youtube.com/c/IEDMhomeoftherave

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6845N

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6845N

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6845N

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6845N

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6845N

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6845N

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6845N

Por Ellen Aragão. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6838N

Por Ellen Aragão. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6838N

Por Ellen Aragão. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6838N

Por Ellen Aragão. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6838N

Por Ellen Aragão. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6838N

Por Ellen Aragão. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6838N

Por Ellen Aragão. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6838N

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6831N

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6831N

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6831N

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6831N

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6831N

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6831N

Por Pr. Guilherme Nascimento. Mensagem da série "Religare". https://bbcst.net/R6831N

"O Profeta" de Khalil Gibran, reúne poesias muito belas e cheias de sabedoria sobre todos os temas importantes da vida. A ideia desta série é refletir um pouco sobre os conceitos tratados, para tornar a nossa vida mais válida e profunda! "Fundir-se e ser como um regato que corre e canta a sua melodia para a noite." (Gibran Khalil Gibran - Líbano, 06-01-1888 - EUA, 10-04-1931) Caso tenha interesse em adquirir o livro, indicamos a tradução de Mansour Chalita. A venda nesse link: https://amzn.to/3eF1QAG Sugestões, colaborações, observações pelo instagram  @palestrafilosoficanovaacropole , ou whatsapp 61 9 8361 57 53 -  Voluntários Membros da Nova Acrópole Asa Sul #oprofeta #khalilgibran #khalil #amor #religiao #religare #estudocomparado #simbolismo #significado #mitos #novaacropole #filosofia #cultura #voluntariado #newacropolis #nuevaacropole #conferencias #volunteer #culture #philosophy  #palestrasfilosoficas #filosofiaaplicada #filosofiaamaneiraclassica  #autoconhecimento  #sentidodevida #vidainterior #consciencia #luciahelenagalvao #professoraluciahelena  #acropoleplay #palestrafilosoficanovaacropole