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Time of India
31-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Navy takes delivery of first P17A advanced guided-missile frigate Himgiri from GRSE
Defence PSU Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers ( GRSE ) Ltd delivered Himgiri , an advanced guided missile frigate to the Indian Navy , an official said on Thursday. This was the first of three such warships being built by GRSE under the Indian Navy's Project 17A, the GRSE official said. Explore courses from Top Institutes in Please select course: Select a Course Category MCA Cybersecurity Technology Artificial Intelligence Others Project Management Leadership others Design Thinking Data Analytics Digital Marketing Public Policy Management Degree Healthcare Data Science CXO Operations Management Finance Product Management PGDM Skills you'll gain: Programming Proficiency Data Handling & Analysis Cybersecurity Awareness & Skills Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Duration: 24 Months Vellore Institute of Technology VIT Master of Computer Applications Starts on Aug 14, 2024 Get Details Rear Admiral Ravnish Seth, Chief Staff Officer (Technical), Eastern Naval Command accepted the P17A warship on behalf of the Navy. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like This New Device Lets You Get Unlimited Internet Anywhere – No Contracts Needed Ryoko Pro Undo These 149-metre-long, 6,670 tonne warships are the largest and the most sophisticated guided-missile frigates built by GRSE, the official said. The three ships are worth over Rs 21,833.36 crore, he said. Live Events Launched on December 14, 2020, Himgiri is equipped with BrahMos anti-ship and land-attack cruise missiles, along with Barak 8 anti-aircraft missiles, representing a major leap in naval strike and defensive capabilities, he said in a statement. The frigate is capable of anti-air, anti-surface and anti-submarine warfare operations, the official said. Himgiri is the 112th warship built and delivered by the Kolkata-headquartered GRSE, he said.
Time of India
15-07-2025
- Time of India
UPPSC rolls out strict security measures for RO/ARO exam; Check details
The Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission ( UPPSC ) is gearing up to conduct the preliminary examination for the 2023 recruitment of Review Officers (RO) and Assistant Review Officers (ARO) on July 27. In preparation, a crucial meeting was held on Tuesday at the Commission's office, attended by nodal officers from all 75 districts across the state. This year, more than 10.76 lakh candidates have applied for just 411 posts, with the exam set to take place at 2,382 centres statewide. Officials were briefed on strict protocols to prevent cheating and paper leaks—a response to last year's exam held on February 11, which was cancelled due to a major leak. To ensure transparency and security, biometric verification and iris scanning will be mandatory for all candidates. Admit cards will be issued ten days before the exam. Authorities have significantly ramped up surveillance, including CCTV monitoring, flying squads, and online surveillance cells at every centre. Sector magistrates will oversee operations on ground. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like This New Device Lets You Get Unlimited Internet Anywhere – No Contracts Needed Ryoko Pro Undo Strict action will be taken against any agency responsible for technical failures or breaches. Prayagraj will serve as a major examination hub with 106 centres. According to UPPSC, both candidate convenience and exam integrity are top priorities this year.
Eater
25-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Eater
Perry's James Beard-Winning Japanese Chef Credits Mom For Cooking Skills
Plenty of tears were shed late last month as Perry's executive chef Masako Morishita and her mother, Ryoko Morishita, served Japanese comfort foods reminiscent of Masako's childhood and her family's nearly 100-year-old restaurant in Kobe, Japan, that she has been introducing to D.C. palates for almost six years. When Masako was asked by Resy to put together her own 'Dream Team Dinner' for the national American Express and Resy dinner series, she could only think of one chef she'd admired for decades. Her mother has been leading the kitchen in their family-owned tachinomi (a small standing bar and restaurant) for almost 50 years and has always been her go-to person for questions about a new dish or advice for switching up a menu. But Ryoko, like Masako, is not a classically trained chef. She was a sake brewery sales representative when she met Masako's father and it was daunting task to cook in a restaurant kitchen when they took on the family business. That led to her taking more risks, incorporating non-Japanese ingredients into her cooking and inspiring her adventurous daughter. Masako easily plays with traditional Japanese dishes, like okonomiyaki with black garlic aioli and prosciutto at her first gig at Maxwell Park and Perry's famous shrimp katsu burger that ties together togarashi tartar, lemon cabbage slaw, and cheddar on a deep-fried shrimp patty. For their first-ever crossover dinner on May 29, weeks after Mother's Day, Ryoko flew in from Japan to prepare favorite family dishes with her daughter in Adams Morgan. Gyu suji nikomi, beef tendon stew, starts the meal with a small bowl of extremely tender wagyu tendon with deep sake and soy flavors cooked down for three days. This stew is always Masako's first dinner request when she visits her family in Japan. House-made dashi broth, one of Masako's favorite comforting ingredients to make from scratch, was featured in the tofu skin-wrapped first course and a childhood of enjoying shabu shabu inspired the second course of thinly sliced wagyu ribeye in a sweet soy sauce broth. The multi-course dinner culminated in an unconventional dessert. Midori, a Japanese sweet melon liqueur, and soda were poured over vanilla gelato, making a float reminiscent of the melon soda Masako used to have as a special treat growing up. 'I used to have really severe asthma growing up. So since I was two years old, so my mom had to take me to the doctor every single week so I could get a shot,' Masako explains. 'But of course, I hate it. I was kid. I didn't like it at all, but there was a cafe nearby the doctor's office, so she always took me there and then let me pick whatever I wanted to eat or drink to make me feel better… that's that drink I used to order all the time.' That thoughtful treat at the end of their collaborative meal sums up decades of ups-and-downs in Masako and Ryoko's relationship. As an admittedly headstrong teen, Masako constantly clashed with her parents and even forged their signatures for a foreign exchange program that sent her to a small town in Wisconsin at 16 years old. 'I was a little crazy,' Masako concedes. But even when they disagreed, Ryoko was always cooking for Masako, serving up dishes with warmth and comforting flavors that 'melted the ice' of their disagreements. She constantly forged her own path, becoming a cheerleader for the Washington Commanders and then a chef as her parents urged her to stick to a reliable desk job. But her passion and drive won over the James Beard Foundation in 2024, when she won the Emerging Chef award at the Oscars of the food world. 'Even though I was working almost three years full-time in this career, they kept telling me, 'Oh, don't you want to go back to your office job?'' Masako remembers. 'But the award really made them think, 'Okay, I think she's doing okay.'' Today, food still connects the mother and daughter, with Ryoko even coming to her for advice on dishes and cheering Masako on from afar. This is the first time they've collaborated in a restaurant kitchen together, but Masako hopes it won't be the last. 'If we have a chance to do it again, of course I would,' she says. 'Because I'm really confident we can create something different and delicious' You can read Masako Morishita's own personal essay about how her mother, Ryoko Morishita, influenced her cooking here. See More:
Yahoo
09-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Ryoko Hirosue arrested for assaulting a nurse
9 Apr - It seems that Ryoko Hirosue could not escape controversies, as it was revealed that she has been arrested on charges of assaulting and injuring a nurse. Ryoko was reportedly transported to the hospital a few hours prior on 7 April after her car rear-ended a large trailer on the Shin-Tomei Expressway in Kakegawa City. The Japanese actress allegedly assaulted a 37-year-old nurse at a hospital in Shimada, Shizuoka Prefecture by kicking her and scratching her arms around 12:20 AM. Both she and the man with her, believed to be her manager, were not seriously injured. According to a Kakegawa police station official, the nurse followed Ryoko, who was walking around the hospital while waiting for treatment, whereupon the actor assaulted her, The Japan News reported. Meanwhile, her agency had since issued a statement, saying, "Hirosue Ryoko was involved in a traffic accident while driving a vehicle in Shizuoka Prefecture. She was rushed to the hospital and went panic, resulting in injuries to medical personnel. We deeply apologise for the great trouble and concern caused to the victims and related persons." They also stated that the actress will be suspending her activities for the time being. (Photo Source: Ryoko IG)
Associated Press
17-02-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Ryoko PRO: Next-Generation Portable Wi-Fi Hotspot for Seamless Global Connectivity
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