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PM Modi Declares BJP’s 2024 Election Agenda To Be Corruption & Respect For Women, What Do You Think About It!!

Gunjan ChaudharyAugust 15, 20220

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his address from the ramparts of the Red Fort on Independence Day, has clarified the agenda of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. He has indicated that the BJP will fight this battle on the basis of "action taken on corruption". The PM's address also indicates that the crackdown on corrupt leaders will continue without being distracted by the opposition's allegations of political abuse by the ED-CBI. That is, the difficulties of opposition leaders may increase in the coming days. By raising the issue of respect for women, the Prime Minister has indicated that women oriented schemes are going to remain in the prominence of the central government in the coming times as well. This can open the way for his return to power in 2024. The Prime Minister has described...

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Battle Near Nuclear Power Plants: Ukraine’s Second Chernobyl Likely To Activate

Agamapar ChadhaAugust 13, 20220

Ukraine is a country devastated by War and now staring at a possible nuclear disaster. The risk is mounting by the day; Russia seized at least two Ukrainian atomic plants, and its troops are now advancing to claim a third. In March this year, Zaporizhzhia, a Ukrainian power, was captured by Russian soldiers.  It has been four months since the area turned into a battleground. Last week explosions rang out at this facility. On Friday, some units of the plant were damaged by military projectiles Moscow and Kyiv blamed each other for heightening the risk than on Saturday. Rockets were fired. They struck a dry storage facility, damaged containers with processed fuel and broke three radiation monitoring detectors. Now, these machines warn of nuclear leakage hence the name radiation monitor

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American Support Twitches As China Diplomatically Makes Saudi Arabia Its Middle-Eastern Brother

Agamapar ChadhaAugust 12, 20220

Since the COVID-19 pandemic Xi Jinping has not left Chinese soil, his first trip outside the mainland was in June. He travelled to hong kong. Other than that, zero state visits in almost 940 days. After 940 days, Xi Jinping could be stepping out of China. Reports say Xi Jinping is travelling to Saudi Arabia. He's expected to arrive next week. Possibly to mount political pressure with the US as Joe visited the oil giant last month. Biden's visit was underwhelming, with no grand welcome or intimate displays. It was all very business-like. Reports say xi jinping's welcome will not be like what is expected. He'll make three stops in Saudi Arabia, the capital Riyadh, and the coastal resort town of Jeddah. Finally, crown prince Mohammed Bin Salman's dream project, the megacity of Neom pl

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Indian Children Rank Best In Dealing With Online Risks: Survey

Arpita SarkarAugust 12, 20220

According to a study by UK-based cybersecurity firm Surfshark, children in India have the best ability to deal with online risks in the world. India ranks after Malaysia and Japan, while Saudi Arabia, Uruguay, and Thailand are at the bottom for children with poor online risk-management skills. The study states that the number of cyber crimes against children has steadily increased by 5-9% each year but increased by 144% in 2020, after nearly one billion school children worldwide moved online for distance learning. In 2020 alone, the annual financial loss from cybercrime against children reached Rs 5.02 crore (US$ 660,000). However, India ranked 5th lowest globally in terms of children's exposure to online. Managing exposure to online risks and developing the ability to deal with them...

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85% Indian Children Experience Cyberbullying, Highest In World: Survey

Arpita SarkarAugust 12, 20220

About 85 percent of children in India have reported being cyberbullied, the highest in the world, according to a new survey released by global computer security firm McAfee Corp on Monday. Titled 'Cyberbullying in Plain Sight', the report is based on a 10-country survey to uncover new and "internal trends" in cyberbullying. The study noted that the number of Indian children who reported being cyberbullied was twice the international average. About 45 percent of children in India said they had cyberbullied a stranger, compared to 17 percent globally, and 48 percent said they had cyberbullied someone they knew, compared to 21 percent of children in other countries. The top three forms of cyberbullying reported in India are spreading false rumors (39 percent), exclusion from groups ...

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Global Economy To Suffer Amid Synchronised Monetary Implications: IMF Report

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 12, 20220

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) released a revised World Economic Outlook (WEO) in July 2022, lowering its projections for global economic growth. According to the most recent projections, the expansion of global production would drop to 3.2% in 2022 and 2.9% in 2023, an almost 50% decrease from 2021's 6.1% expansion. As a whole, growth projections have been lowered across the board, but they have been revised down significantly for the advanced countries, where they have gone from 5.2% to 2.5% to 1.4%. Growth in EMDEs, on the other hand, will decelerate from 6.8% to 3.6% before recovering somewhat to 3.9% throughout the timeframe. There are a number of causes behind the lowering of expected world growth. It is noted that the worldwide production dropped in the April-June quarter ...

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India In Search Of Equality That Can Stand Up To The Test Of Time

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 12, 20220

Many people say things like "we are the first political party that has made it possible for a person from the underprivileged socioeconomic classes to be elected to the highest position in the nation" in reference to the elections conducted to determine India's 15th president. What follows, at least for some, from such an expression is as follows: Because this claim would obliquely suggest that a politically correct party or coalition of parties occupy a special and perhaps superior moral position to give meaning to inclusive democracy by supporting, in this case, an Adivasi who has been historically excluded from occupying the highest public office Some of the politics of symbolic presence is likely to argue that producing the election outcome in favour of an Adivasi or a Dalit woul

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State Opposition Gains Or Losses, May Not Matter Nationally: Suggest 2019 Election Trends

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 11, 20220

The opposition finally won a political victory in 2022, when its two main leaders, Nitish Kumar and Tejashwi Yadav, returned to power. Over the last 12 months, BJP's grip on politics has tightened. It dominated the presidential and vice presidential elections and won in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Manipur, and Goa. It also overthrew the MVA government in Maharashtra by causing a split within the Shiv Sena. Congress has tried numerous different strategies after its defeat in five states, including Punjab, including the lacklustre chintan shivir and the impending statewide padayatra. The lustre of Mamata Banerjee's crushing defeat of the BJP in 2017 has worn off. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Arvind Kejriwal, its leader, have a long way to go despite their recent victory in Punjab. Ot...

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How Bad Is It In Madhya Pradesh To Deal With The Bureaucrats There?

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 11, 20220

Concerns about the 'functional autonomy' of state civil officials have been expressed in light of the increasing number of Indian Administrative Service personnel who are retiring voluntarily or facing disciplinary action. The functional liberty of public workers in Madhya Pradesh has come into question when six government officials, including five Indian Administrative Service officers, retired voluntarily in the previous five years. Varad Murti Mishra (52), who joined the list in January after being promoted from the state administrative services, is the most recent addition. Even though he still had seven years of service time available when he retired on August 4, he decided to leave on his own will. Mishra told The Wire that he believes there was once a period when individuals ente...

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Counterterrorism Procedures And Face Recognition Technology: A Matter Of Scientific Progress

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 10, 20220

In honour of 'Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav,' a holiday honouring India's independence, the first-ever 'Artificial Intelligence in Defence (AIDef)' conference and exhibition was held on 11 July 2022, featuring 75 AI-based innovations. Armed forces, academic institutions, enterprises, and newcomers in defence technology participated. Four years spent presenting AI and AI-based technologies were worth it. The objective is to enhance decision-making speed, raise cybersecurity, reinforce perimeter security, allow predictive maintenance, and employ NLP algorithms to give immediate translation for soldiers encountering opponents along disputed boundaries. In February 2018, the Ministry of Defense (MoD) launched an AI Task Force, which published its findings and recommendations in June. Professo...

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52% Indian Consumers Have Two Or More Unused Or Old Devices In Their Household: Survey

Arpita SarkarAugust 10, 20220

A new survey on Tuesday found that more than 52 percent of consumers have two or more unused or old devices at home, gauging consumer attitudes toward selling pre-owned phones and awareness levels about proper disposal procedures for non-functioning phones. According to re-commerce marketplace Cashify, 36 percent of consumers who didn't get rid of their phone wanted to keep them as a spare phone for work and emergencies, while 25 percent didn't get a good price for their device in the market. Nakul Kumar, Co-founder of Cashify said, "While the average consumer is aware of the processes leading to the disposal of old devices and is willing to take the extra step, a small percentage of users are still reluctant to dispose of their old phones owing to data safety and their prior dis...

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Azadi Mahostav: Free Entry Draws More Students To Visit ASI Monuments

Aditi priya singhAugust 10, 20220

Union Culture and Tourism Minister G Kishan Reddy said that the number of students has increased after the Government of India made free visits to ASI sites under the 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav'. The Ministry of Culture will reach out to schools and colleges to increase this number further.The union Ministry of Culture recently announced free entry to all Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) monuments, sites and museums across India from 5 to 15 August for local and international visitors. Reddy said: “So far, the response from the community, especially the students, has been good. It used to be free for students under 15, but now more and more students are bringing their parents along. https://twitter.com/ASIGoI/status/1554791929648660480?t=YNeokAvRWCabBSIWIN7tbQ&s=19 Reddy...

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