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Rural Economy: A Potential Sector Needs Urgent Revival

Pooja YadavAugust 8, 20220

The COVID pandemic has resulted in one of the worst financial conditions. Manufacturing units are closed up, demand has plummeted, and job losses are seen across the sectors. The Union Finance Ministry has estimated that GDP will shrink 4.5 percent within the current year. However, hope has arisen from rural India as the agriculture sector seems to possess been relatively less stricken by the pandemic and consequent lockdown. Rural India never really went into a severe lockdown and thus harvested, procurement and consumer activity have remained more or less identical. Thus while GDP will decline, a rate of growth of two.5 percent is projected for agriculture this yr. In 2019-20 agriculture grew by 4% due to record production of food grains supported by good rains and a recovery in price...

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Hindu Minority Population Declined In Bangladesh In Last 47 Years: Report

Aditi priya singhAugust 6, 20220

After the continuous attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh, the US State Department had said in the past that the freedom to choose religion is a human right. Every person in the world, irrespective of religion or faith, needs to feel safe to celebrate their important festival. But in Bangladesh, the people of this community are not feeling safe in the midst of continuous attacks on minority Hindus. There are organized attacks, especially on the occasion of Hindu festivals. Hindus declined from 13.5 % to 6.5% In the last decade, there have been about four thousand attacks on Hindus in which hundreds of lives have been lost and thousands of Hindus have been injured. According to the 1974 census, there were 13.5% Hindus in Bangladesh, but by the year 2021, only 6.5% of Hindus have remained h

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Indian Women Have Less Leisure Time, Spend More Time In Domestic Work Than Men: Survey

Arpita SarkarAugust 6, 20220

20-year-olds are the backbone of a country. These are the years in a person's life when some are finishing their education and others are at the beginning of their career. Many get married and take on new responsibilities for their families. At 29, India has the youngest population in the world. People in this age group will work for the longest number of years today and thus contribute the most to the growth of the Indian economy. Using nationally representative data on consumption during the 2019-20 Survey for India, it has been explored how an average working youth in India spends their day and whether the pattern differs for men and women. According to the survey, about 78 percent and 70 percent of young men in rural and urban India were in paid work, respectively, and the same prop...

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Ayman al-Zawahiri: Who Was He And Why US Assassinated Him?

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 6, 20220

This weekend, a US drone strike in Afghanistan killed Ayman al-Zawahiri, who helped Osama bin Laden plan September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States and helped al-Qaida survive and flourish in the years afterwards. On Monday, Vice President Joe Biden revealed that al-Zawahiri had been killed in Yemen, a landmark counterterrorism victory barely 11 months after American soldiers departed the nation. Take a look at the al-Qaida chief, who eluded US arrest for 21 years after 9/11's suicide aeroplane strikes, which fundamentally altered US foreign policy. In the wake of the 9/11 attacks, many Americans may not recall al-name, Zawahiri's but he remains a familiar face to them even after two decades: a slightly smirking guy with spectacles who was often photographed with Osama bin Laden...

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Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan: Maharashtra To Unfurl 17 Lakh Tricolours In Thane!

Aditi priya singhAugust 6, 20220

Under the central government's 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign, 17 lakh tricolours will be distributed for the purpose of being hoisted on rooftops of houses in the Thane district of Maharashtra. An official has given this information. The 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign is a part of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, an initiative of the Government of India. It is being celebrated in view of the completion of 75 years of India's independence. Talking to reporters on Friday, District Magistrate Rajesh Narvekar said, there are a total of 3,92,478 houses and 13 lakh private and government buildings within the limits of the Thane district. Government plans to hoist 17 lakh flags on these properties. He said that 21 activities have been planned as a part of this festival. According to news agency ...

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Ranbir Kapoor Not Spending Time With Pregnant Wife Alia; Here Is Why?

Isha PoddarAugust 6, 20220

Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt leave their followers pleasantly surprised after declaring their first gestation soon after marriage. While their followers cannot contain their excitement after this delightful news, Kapoor and Bhatt's family celebrate this BIG news daily. Ranbir Kapoor, who is hugely enthusiastic about being a father soon, cannot take care of his pregnant wife and actress Alia Bhatt as much as he .requires A very well-placed source discloses, " Ranbir and Alia are the IT couple of Bollywood, and we are conscious that how fans are dying to know every bit of their life. While the couple is right now giving concern to their professional responsibilities. Ranbir who just completed the long schedule of the Shamshera promotion has begun shooting for his upcoming film Animal ...

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Teenagers Brought Up In Syria’s Al-Hol Detention Camp: What Will Be Their Future?

Isha PoddarAugust 6, 20220

Syria's Al-Hol is a detention camp for people Who were moved out by the Islamic State's war. About 93% of the 55,000 people here are children and women, almost half under 12 years old. While most have Syrian or Iraqi mothers, thousands come from about 51 other countries, including European nations, that have been unwilling to repatriate them. We've seen the violence, and we also know that we have a massive population of kids that are growing older, according to Daoud Ghaznawi. Left behind 10,000 children growing up under brutal circumstances and intensely vulnerable to radicalisation, Hard-line, militant women surround them; as boys grow into teenagers, they transfer to wartime prisons for fighters. Rights groups and the military rings the alarm to indicate dangers The US State Departm...

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India’s Geopolitical Concerns For Antarctic Amid New Law Passed In Lok Sabha 

Vikas DeshwalAugust 6, 20220

New Delhi's polar policy administration will shortly be in a location with the Indian Antarctic Bill, 2022 – enacted by the Lok Sabha on July 22 – predicted to be presented and emptied by the Rajya Sabha this week. Before this year, the Union administration formally declared India's Arctic policy. While the Arctic guideline has been said as the region of India's official statement with references to more widespread attention – such as the nation's science prudence, financial and mortal expansion, conveyance, and connectivity – the Antarctic ruling is living put in the position to "protect the Antarctic conditions and hanging and associated ecosystems and to give impact to the Antarctic Treaty System, the law on the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Life" and corresponding protocols t

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‘To Hell With You’: Alia Bhatt Reveals She Confronted Casual Sexism

Isha PoddarAugust 6, 20220

Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt recently spoke about facing casual sexism and how random sexist words made her feel irritated and resentful. Darlings actress Alia said she did not acknowledge sexism when she listened to random sexiest words. But learned it later. Alia even disclosed that she gets irritated and resentful when women are pointed to hide their bras.  In a recent interview, Alia disclosed how women are suggested to tolerate immoral things in society. She revealed how she faced sexism on many occasions in the film industry. Alia told Mojo Story that she had faced casual sexism and often did not detect it. She further displayed that she was not much aware of it and stated, 'it just makes so much meaning as 'oh my god that was such a sexist observance, or that I was a subject of i

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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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Battle Against Terrorism: Execution Of Al-Zawahiri Is Another Victory For US

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 5, 20220

Eleven years after Osama bin Laden was killed, the United States has announced that it has killed Ayman al-Zawahiri, the man who was supposed to take over as the head of al-Qaeda if bin Laden were to die. The attempts that the Taliban rule has been making to acquire legitimacy in other nations are going to suffer as a direct consequence of Zawahiri's death in Kabul. Even more concerning is the fact that, in spite of the accords reached in Doha, it continues to serve as a safe haven for Al Qaeda. Since the brazen attack on the United States on September 11, 2001, terrorists may have lost ground, but they continue to be a source of worry due to their spooky presence and offshoots in other countries, as well as their relentless recruiting attempts among younger people. It will be in...

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India Gives Message To China: Indo-US To Hold Yudh Abhyas Military Exercise Near LAC After Taiwan

Vikas DeshwalAugust 5, 20220

The standard action is scheduled from 14 to 31 October, during which Indian and American armies will carry out 'schemes to manipulate the full range of high-altitude motion.  Amid growing pressures from Beijing, New Delhi and Washington will come together for two weeks of the high-altitude military drill in Uttarakhand's Auli, less than 100 km from the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Central Sector. The Indo-US joint practice is known as 'Yudh Abhyas' and will be the 15th edition this year. References in the protection and safety organization expressed the joint training is being scheduled from 14 to 31 October, where the two squads will take out "schemes to use the full range" of high-altitude fighting. Authorities also expressed the location (at 10,000 feet) where the traini

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