News Roundup - 4 October 2014

1. ISRO will launch the third of seven satellites for India's own navigation system like US GPS. The launch will be from Sriharikota on Oct 10 at 1.56 am.
2. Anti-dumping duty ($47.29 - $196.24) imposed on phenol from US & Taipei (China) for 5 years, to safeguard Indian manufacturers - CBEC.
3. Lubkaransar District, Bikaner, Rajasthan started the first olive refinery in country. The olive oil will be marketed under "Raj Olive Oil". The olive cultivation project started in 2007 by Israeli assistance. 
4. Railways to install CCTVs at reservation centres to check black-marketing.
5. NALCO to provide sanitation facilities in 150 schools.
6. ONGC to adopt 12 destinations including Taj Mahal, Lal Quila, Purana Quila to keep clean at their own expense.
7. JP Morgan has advised that a data breach has affected 76 million households and 7 million small businesses. It is believed that the breach occurred in Russia.
8. US jobless rate fell to 5.9% in September, a 6 year low.
9. EU clears Facebook bid to buy Whatsapp for $19 bn.
10. Doordarshan broadcasts annual speech of RSS supremo live from Nagpur. This has led to accusations and counter-accusations from political sides on saffronisation of public broadcaster.
11. US has ruled out trilateral military partnership with India, Japan. They want to maintain the status-quo.
12. Jayalalitha spent Rs,3 crore on foster son Sudhakaran's wedding : Court.
13. Facebook is actively looking into combining healthcare into its portal.