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Time of India
17-05-2025
- Automotive
- Time of India
HMSI and Hyderabad police hold summer camp to teach road safety to children
Over 750 students took part in a six-day summer camp organised by Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India ( HMSI ) in partnership with the Hyderabad Traffic Police. The camp was held at the Hyderabad Traffic Training Park and focused on teaching children aged 10 to 15 about road safety . Participants were introduced to basic traffic rules, pedestrian awareness and road etiquette through hands-on sessions and real-time simulations. The camp also included a range of activities such as self-defence, painting, music, dance, handwriting improvement, cartooning and personality development. Long-term vision of safer roads This initiative is part of HMSI's wider effort to support the Government of India's target of reducing road accident deaths by 50% by 2030. The programme also aligns with Honda's global goal of achieving zero traffic fatalities by 2050. HMSI has carried out road safety training across 10 adopted Traffic Training Parks and six Safety Driving Education Centres in India. According to the company, over 97 lakh individuals have been educated on safe road practices through these initiatives. Key elements of training include: Theory sessions on traffic rules, road signs, riding posture and safety gearUse of virtual simulators to replicate over 100 road hazard scenariosKiken Yosoku Training (KYT) to build risk awareness and hazard predictionSkill-building exercises such as slow riding and narrow plank riding To broaden access, HMSI has launched E-Gurukul, a digital platform offering road safety content for children aged 5 to 18 in multiple Indian languages. Schools can access the platform at E-Gurukul website or contact the team via email. 'For HMSI, the road to zero doesn't begin with vehicles—it begins with people. And the most lasting change starts when children are encouraged to think, move and lead safely from the very beginning. Because zero isn't just a number, it's a destination. And every ride counts,' the company stated.
Globe and Mail
16-05-2025
- Business
- Globe and Mail
AML Incubator Congratulates Nominis on Winning 1st Prize at Mastercard's Europe-Wide Fintech Forum - and Redefining the Future of Crypto Compliance
Athens, Greece--(Newsfile Corp. - May 16, 2025) - AML Incubator, backs founders who rethink broken systems. AMLI congratulates their partner Nominis for winning 1st place at Mastercard's Europe-wide Fintech Forum 2025 - a powerful signal that the future of crypto compliance is being built now. Snir Levi, founder and CEO of posing with the first prize trophy. To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Why this matters: Most KYT tools are reactive - built for regulators, not startups. Nominis flips the model: a proactive, API-first KYT & Blockchain Investigation platform built for crypto startups, yet trusted by law enforcement. They help teams see what others miss - the full transaction story, not just source of funds. With Nominis, founders and compliance & risk teams get real-time context: on-chain signals, off-chain intelligence and behavior data - all working together to identify and stop what actually matters. Read more here. What makes Nominis different: Clarity over chaos - decision-ready alerts, not noise Continuous wallet monitoring - not just onboarding scans On-Chain, Off-chain, GeoInt & behavioral analysis - full-spectrum attribution End-to-end case management - resolve faster, act sooner API-first, automation-ready - made to scale with any stack Nominis will now advance to the continental finals in Berlin - a spotlight on the most promising Fintech Companies on the continent. AMLI has deployed Nominis internally and with its portfolio. It consistently uncovers threats legacy KYT tools miss - and gives crypto companies the speed and context they need to stay ahead of financial crime. This is more than a win for Nominis. It's a signal that a smarter, startup-first era of crypto compliance is here. About AML Incubator AML Incubator backs bold startups solving the world's toughest financial crime challenges. From early traction to strategic scale, we help founders build, connect, and redefine the future of trust in finance.
