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Maldives-India Relations, India Is the “True Friend And First Priority” Of Maldives

Vikas DeshwalAugust 3, 20220

On Tuesday, President Of Maldives Ibrahim Solih reaffirmed the island government's "India-first" approach during his stay in New Delhi. Both nations comforted and stayed aware of the other's protection problems. On his third trip to New Delhi as president, Solih met with Indian PM Narendra Modi, who also hosted a luncheon in his glory. He was also the first foreign head to be accepted by the new Indian president, Droupadi Murmu. In his media information, Solih declared that New Delhi has forever been a "loyal partner to the Maldives, via thick and thin". "New Delhi is nearly always our best responder in times of difficulties and is amongst the most boisterous supporters in terms of good luck, which is why my Government's 'India First' policy is so important to confirm that our longstand

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India’s Ultimate Goal: New Delhi’s Approach To Become ‘Vishwa Guru’, Its Philosopyhy

Vikas DeshwalAugust 1, 20220

For many years, the discussion of India becoming a Vishwa Guru - the coach or knowledge-giver of the world - has been in philosophy. Many take delight in rubbishing this vision. On the other hand, others are understandably heartfelt about creating this transpire. Evolving a 'Vishwa Guru' is mainly considered an idea of a national initiative, and nothing is wrong. Like people, nations also need to have a national aspiration. This is mainly for three reasons: India's distinctive worldview stems from our civilisational culture. Our outstanding triumphs during the last 75 years. Our inherent power is to deliver something that the international society so critically needs. Firstly, our civilisational culture has given us a substantial intellectual foundation with several out

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Human Rights: A Tool Used As Political Weapon Or Welfare Of Human?

Vikas DeshwalJuly 29, 20220

Unilateral sanctions, which are usually noticed as an ordinary and easy-to-use political instrument by some nations, have a tremendously harmful effect on the world's human liberties result, a United Nations special rapporteur has expressed. Almost all human rights, including the freedom to develop and achieve sustainable development goals, will be influenced by unilateral sanctions, Alena Douhan, UN Special Rapporteur on the unfavourable consequence of unilateral coercive actions on the pleasure of human rights, told at the 2022 China Forum on Human Rights on Tuesday. "No top destinations can explain the benefit of unilateral coercive actions which result in reproduced mortality speeds, decreased life yearning and grade of energy, and an expansion in nutrition insecurity, starvation, ...

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Turkey, United Nation Become Mediators Amid Russia, Ukraine Signing Grain Export deal

Vikas DeshwalJuly 25, 20220

Moscow and Kyiv administrators have signed a contract to permit grain exports from Ukrainian Black Sea ports, as UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told the deal would allow easing the international food crisis The neighbouring, warring countries are among the globe’s biggest exporters of grains. Still, Russia’s aggression led to a de-facto blocking of the Black Sea, resulting in Ukraine’s exports declining to a sixth of their pre-war status. Russian defence minister Sergei Shoigu and Ukraine’s infrastructure minister, Oleksandr Kubrakov, autographed the agreement individually on Friday, carefully bypassing seating at the exact tableland and bypassing shaking hands. The signing ritual took residence at Istanbul’s lavish Dolmabahce Pal

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Russia Threatens Further Annexations, Ukraine Obliges With Ports For Trade

Vikas DeshwalJuly 25, 20220

The timing of Sergey Lavrov's interview with state-run Russia TV appears to both pressure Kyiv into demining the harbours and softening the pro-Russian separatist Donbas, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia provinces from US-supplied missiles. His statements came as the US declared it would deliver Ukraine with more long-range weapons. Ukraine will accept another four High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) rocket systems to stop the passage of Russian battalions, obtaining the actual number to 16. Ukrainian First Lady Olena Zelenska too discoursed US Congress on Wednesday, requesting for more air-defence systems to "help us to stop this nightmare against Ukrainians." Lavrov described in the hour-long interview, "Now the landscape has changed. It’s not just Donetsk and Luhansk. And it's

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I2U2 Summit: India’s Stance In First-Ever Virtual Meeting For Economic Cooperation

Dr. Kankana DebnathJuly 20, 20220

The I2U2 Summit meeting convened for the first time in October 2021 virtually. The member countries are India, Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States. The main aim of the group is to cooperate on areas of joint economic investments and new initiatives in water, energy, transportation, space, health, and food security. The group is deemed as the ‘Middle Eastern QUAD’. It has shown great potential as a regional endeavour. The group foundation was initiated by P.M Yair Lapid in 2021 in a meeting in Washington. The attempt was to gain control over the post-pandemic economic situation challenges. To quote him, "In the 21st century, challenges are local, but the solutions are global." The first formal I2U2 Summit meeting was held on 14 July 2022. Focus Areas and Aims Tar...

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Relief From Inflation Is Likely; Russia Signs Agreement With Ukraine For Food Grain Export!

Aditi priya singhJuly 14, 20220

Turkey has announced that an agreement has been reached on the export of food grains from Ukraine. According to a Reuters report, this agreement has been signed between Russia, Ukraine and the United Nations. The draft agreement will be signed next week when representatives of the concerned parties meet again. According to the agreement, Russia and Ukraine will jointly build food coordination centers and exports will take place from there. Whereas Turkey will monitor the movement of cargo ships in the Black Sea. 1.Global market will get 20 million tonnes of wheat 2.This will remove the fear of food crisis 3.The rising price of wheat, maize will come down 4.Ukraine said - there is no agreement during Russian occupation of our land The world will get relief from inflation...

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Chaos Cultivates As EU Gets Burnt In Fiery Dutch Farmer Protests

Agamapar ChadhaJuly 11, 20220

Dutch farmers have been protesting ever since the Netherlands, a member of the EU, has consented to its laws over the use of pollutants in EU countries. It was stated that the Netherlands had not complied with these 1991 accords and has been recently forced to slash on use of fertilisers which release greenhouse gases. Last month the Dutch cabinet announced a $22 Bn programme focusing on cutting nitrogen emissions down by 50% by the year 2020, with further requiring 70% or more reduction in emissions in some areas. This has indirectly affected the Dutch farmer because they are now required to reduce nitrous oxide and ammonia emissions released by livestock production by 40%. This will cause many to downsize their farms. The policy did not sit well with the farmers and let them prote...

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97 Crore Indians Deprived Of Balanced Diet: United Nations

Arpita SarkarJuly 9, 20220

A balanced diet is out of reach of at least 71% of Indians. The data came from a study by the FAO (Food and Agricultural Organization) of the United Nations. In terms of numbers, about 970 million people in India are currently deprived of a balanced diet which has raised concerns among health experts according to the report. A total of 43.5% of people in Asia are not getting a balanced diet. As a result, in terms of continents, India's statistics are quite worrying. Although the most deplorable situation is in Nepal. There, 84% of people do not eat healthy food regularly. Nepal is followed by Pakistan (83.5%), Africa (80%), and Bangladesh (73.5%). India is next. The FAO's analysis shows that a balanced diet is one that consumes less processed foods, such as grains, nuts, fruits, ...

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Poor Design, Role Of FPOs Effects Food Security; Lacks Clarity, Raises Serious Questions

Pooja YadavJuly 4, 20220

To make any policy work better in an expected way, it is very important to have a specified and well-structured design then only one can expect a success rate. However, when it comes to farmers' bills and their design and the poor role of Farmers Producer Organisation (FPO), a collective approach is required. When the concept of FPO was introduced, the makers forgot to clarify certain terms and reliability and what it actually explains. for example flaw within the farmer's Act and FPOs is that basic aspects of contract farming like acreage, quantity, and time of delivery aren't specified which is mandatory for any law regulating it as these constitute the building blocks of the activity that's being legislated. the govt advertisement claims that farmer can withdraw from contract arrange...

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How Schools Can Help In Imparting Food Education By Making Lunch More Interesting And Healthy?

Pooja YadavJune 28, 20220

The COVID-19 pandemic made many people's lives grueling. People would be scared to travel get their necessities and if you went anywhere you'd hear about the countless deaths from COVID-19. the new topic during quarantine was virtual learning, being reception, and therefore the lack of having the ability to socialize. One section of the society on one side never discussed was about food loss. What about the youngsters that ate in school and now were stuck reception without food? These poor kids were starving reception. However, although schools have reopened, the matter continues to be there because many of the colleges don't have the foremost nutritious lunches. this could be fixed if the colleges took responsibility and made sure that the college lunches that are given are nourish...

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Political Sugarcoating Of India: A Sweet Truth Too Bitter To Bare 

Agamapar ChadhaJune 25, 20220

Consuming something sweet is considered a good luck charm among Indians before they take on any tumultuous challenge. However, an estimated 77 million diabetics and 700,000 deaths due to diabetes leave a terrible aftertaste of the sweets consumed. Many media reports have claimed India is the 'Diabetes Capital' of the world. On average, Indians consume 50g of sugar daily. Conversely, WHO recommends half of that -- 25g in one day. The perpetrator of such a medically chronic epidemic can be found in the politics of the sugar industry, and the free reign that is given to companies by politicians. This issue could be traced to pre-colonial India, where the industrialisation of white sugar (a nutrient less chemically induced sweetener) combined with tariffs in 1930 increased its productio...

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