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Maldives President In India: Diplomatic Waves Roughens In Indian Ocean

Dr. Kankana DebnathAugust 6, 20220

Maldives President visited India on 1 August, 2022, for four days. President Solih was accompanied by a high-level official delegation and a business delegation. President of Maldives had restricted and delegation level talks with Prime Minister Modi who hosted an official lunch for him. The Maldives President visited India by seeking good neighborhood policy by strengthening bilateral ties. He also met President Droupadi Murmu. Past Relations Indo-Maldives relationship changed with the leadership. India helped Maldives on maintaining security. India was one of the first nations to recognize Maldives‘ independence. Indian Army’s ‘Operation Cactus’ helped subdue a coup in Maldives by a pro-Eelam group in 1988. India has a naval fleet stationed in Maldives since 2009 at the latter’s re...

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Pope Francis Regrets For Catholic Church’s Assult On Canadian Indigenous Children

Isha PoddarJuly 25, 20220

Pope Francis started a historic visit to Canada on July 24 to apologize to Indigenous people for abuses by missionaries at residential schools, an essential step in the Catholic Church’s attempt to reconcile with Native communities and help them out in recovering from trauma. Francis kissed the hand of a residential school remnant as he was greeted at the Edmonton, Alberta, airport being Indigenous representatives, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mary Simon, an Inuk who is Canada’s first Indigenous governor-general. This visit has stirred many emotions in Canada as survivors and their families are struggling with the trauma of their loss and receive a long-sought papal apology. Francis had no official events scheduled for July 24, giving him time to rest before his meeting ...

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Rohingya Genocide: International Court Of Justice Rejects Myanmar’s Objection Genocide Rohingya

Isha PoddarJuly 23, 20220

The International Court of Justice, on 22 July, rejected Myanmar's objections to a genocide case over its Muslim Rohingya minority. Myanmar, now governed by a Military Junta that seized power in 2021, had argued that the Gambia, which brought the suit, had no support to do at the top UN court, formally known as the International Court of Justice. But presiding Judge Joan Donoghue stated that all states that had signed the 1948 Genocide Convention must take the step to protect against genocide, and the court had jurisdiction in the case. The court will now proceed toward the merits of the case, which will take years. The Gambia looked up the Rohingya issue in 2019, backed by the 57-nation Organisation against Islamic Cooperation, in a suit targetting to hold Myanmar chargeable and pro

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Indian Parliament: ‘Violence’ And ‘Vocabulary’ Restricted, Severely Reprimanded Here!

Sayani ChakrabortyJuly 20, 20220

Pompous Pradhan aka Dankapati once existed. Over a hundred years, he had brushed off his opponents' taunts with a Teflon-coated shield. He had a habit of returning favours in kind. As a result of the support of media sources, his outbursts were exaggerated and his opponents were demonised. But one day he realised that the two Houses of Parliament were on an equal playing field when it came to name-calling. Meanwhile, adversaries like Jumlajeevi, Vinash purush, tanashah, corrupt, Superspreader, Shakuni, and Jaichand were able to describe him and his henchmen using the most derogatory terms, including "Superspreader". As we all know, the truth is painful. His excellency and his subjects may now be described using a large list of phrases that are forbidden in both Houses. Members of Pa...

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Indo-Pacific Economic Framework: Dilemma, Doubts For India

Dr. Kankana DebnathJune 28, 20220

US President Joe Biden visited Tokyo on May 23 ahead of the QUAD summit and launched the the Indo-Pacific Economic Partnership Framework (IPEF) along with 13 Indo-Pacific nations including India. The framework is launched to ‘balance’ the growing Chinese market. Biden has stressed on the fact that the future of 21st century will be pivoted on the Indo-Pacific which is a ‘free, open, connected, secured and prosperous’ region where the economic growth is inclusive and sustainable. India’s Perspective India joined the IPEF as it stands for an inclusive, open, secure and well-connected Indo-Pacific region for the purpose of sustainable growth of the region. Also it aims to counter China and its ‘aggressive expansion’ of trade along with, what US and its allies have alleged, to be unfair ...

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India Drops To 54th Place In Travel And Tourism Development: Experts

Arpita SarkarMay 26, 20220

India ranks lower in world tourism. India is now ranked 54th out of the top 116 countries in the World Economic Forum. Earlier in 2019, previously ranked 46th in India in the pre-COVID era. The International Economic Forum compiled a list of 116 countries judging by the progress of a country in tourism. Experts have shown a glimmer of hope even though India has dropped eight steps in that list. According to them, tourism in the whole world was affected due to the Covid situation. Indian tourism has shown little sign of turning away from that place. But, despite the declining number of Indian tourists in the world, India is still at the top among the South Asian countries. The name of the list is 'Travel and Tourism Development Index 2021'. According to the Economic Forum, the ...

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Domestic Violence in Rural India: A Serious Issue Needs Tackling With With Sensitivity

Pooja YadavMay 2, 20220

Because of its more open, less populated part, rural areas of India are more susceptible to force situations than those in additional urban areas. More people sleep in rural areas or villages than in other places in India. Domestic violence, usually with women the victims of men within the household, can affect physical, mental, emotional, sexual, and reproductive health. possibly, the person will sustain some form of injury, whether physically or via some type of post-traumatic stress or anxiety from the experience. The cruelty of this public health issue must be delivered to light, especially in regions where education is far more limited and students drop out of college at young ages. That being said, there are many pivotal social issues additionally to the core subjects of...

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INS Valsura Awarded With ‘Nishaan’ By President Ram Nath Kovind

Pooja YadavMarch 29, 20220

The Indian Naval Ship (INS) Valsura has been awarded the celebrated President’s Colour by President Ram Nath Kovind. It is the best award or honour that is bestowed upon India’s military units. This award is additionally called ′Nishaan′ because it is an emblem which is worn by the bestowed units’ officers on their left-hand sleeve of the uniform. This award refers as an acknowledgment of the receiving unit’s meritorious service. Although the practice of carrying the President’s Colour Award into battle has ceased, the custom of receiving, holding, and parading it's still practiced within the soldiers. This award is bestowed on a military force as an indication of recognition of remarkable service rendered to the country, both during war and peace. In 1942 INS Valsura ...

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Rough-Toothed Dolphins Sighted In Indian Waters; Know About This Species

Pooja YadavMarch 29, 20220

The Department of Environment and Forest’s Marine Mammals Research (MMR) team has reported the first-ever sighting of rough-toothed dolphins within the Indian waters around Lakshadweep. The rough-toothed dolphin is a species that is generally found within the tropical and deep warm waters around the globe. In 1823, natural scientists first described this species. The scientific name of this species is Steno Bredanensis. This species is the only member of the genus Steno, which in Greek means narrow. It beautifully describes the structure of this animal. This animal has no sub-species. This is an outsized species. The adult of this species ranges from 2.09 to 2.83 metres long and weighs around 90 to 155 kilograms. If we talk about the males of this species being larger than th...

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Centre Designates October 5 As National Dolphin Day

Pooja YadavMarch 28, 20220

The Union environment ministry has designated October 5 as National Dolphin Day and it'll be observed annually ranging from this year. The National Board for Wildlife’s (NBWL) committee took the decision to designate October 5 as National Dolphin Day. The day will concentrate on generating awareness because it is an integral part of dolphin conservation including the Gangetic Dolphin. People’s participation to conserve Dolphins also will be focused upon nowadays. The focus will tend to improve the Ganga and its tributaries’ water quality and flow so Gangetic dolphins can survive. Dolphins act as an ideal indicator of a healthy aquatic ecosystem, thus the conservation of dolphins is of utmost importance. Doing so won't only benefit the survival of the species but also will help the...

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WHO To Launch Global Warning System For Every Individual; Know Key Points!

Pooja YadavMarch 25, 20220

A project has been announced by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to place every individual on the earth in early weather-warning systems range within the subsequent five years as natural disasters have grown frequent and more powerful because of the results of temperature change. This project aims to create the alert systems that are already in use in many rich countries available to the planet’s developing countries. One-third of the Earth’s population, especially within the countries which are least-developed aren't covered by early warning systems. 60% of individuals who are residing in Africa lack coverage. Early warning systems help in monitoring the atmospheric conditions onto land and bewildered on a real-time basis. It is assumed that it will help in predicting th...

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“A Swiss Organisation IQAir Prepares The Report On World Air Quality”-Know The Highlights Of The Reports…

Pooja YadavMarch 24, 20220

In 2021, pollution continued to achieve unhealthy levels in line with a report on World Air Quality which was prepared by ”IQAir” a swiss organization. Also, for the fourth year running, capital of India remained to be the foremost polluted capital city within the world. 35 Indian cities are listed by the index under the worst air quality tag for 2021. Bhiwadi, Rajasthan topped this list and was followed Ghaziabad, province. From state, 14 other cities have also been included during this list and that they are Ghaziabad, Lucknow, Meerut, Kanpur, Amroha, Agra, Varanasi, Jaunpur, Greater Noida, and Noida. These cities exceeded the PM2.5 limit of 0-5 µg/m³ by quite 10 to fifteen times. According to this report, not one country from round the globe managed to satisfy the air quality st...

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