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English PM Resigns; Who Comes After Boris?

Agamapar ChadhaJuly 9, 20220

In the wildfire due to the scandals in recent months that have spread across the entirety of The British Parliament, Prime minister Boris Johnson steps down from his post on 7th July 2022. He addressed a crowd gathered in front of Downing Street who expressed his regret in giving up the “best job in the world” and that “It is the will of the parliamentary Conservative party that there should be a new leader of that party, and therefore a new prime minister,”. Like Teresa May before and Boris now succeeding her man speculate numerous men and women fighting for the post that has been opened up to them. With the lead directly elected as the face of the tory side, Rishi Sunak is a prominent competitor for the position. The Ex-finance minister’s popularity swelled during the pandemic after a...

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India And China Ties Show Improvement In Diplomatic Relation: An Analysis

Isha PoddarJuly 9, 20220

The tie between India and China has generally shown a recent recovery as both territories have maintained connections and effectively tackled their differences. China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his Indian counterpart S Jaishankar during the meeting in Bali in July. During the one-hour session on the sidelines of a conclave of foreign ministers of the G20 nations, Jaishankar transferred to Wang in the requirement for an early resolution of all outstanding problems along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh and asserted that bilateral ties should be based on shared respect, mutual sensitivity and common interest. India and China have maintained communication and effectively managed differences and exchanges, and the bilateral relations have generally "shown a momentum of re...

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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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Kutch Canal Patch Seize Narmada River In It’s Tracks

Isha PoddarJuly 8, 20220

After many hours of successfully taking the waters of Narmada to Modh Kuva, the village at the tail-end of the Kutch Branch Canal, the authorities had to stop the flow after a patch in the path was breached on Thursday. We have been conducting many testing since the last week, and for the first time, the water reached Modh Kuva late on six July night. The 750 km of water flows from the Sardar Sarovar Dam, the longest site in the country, being a man-made canal. In one part, the canal created a breach, and we planned to repair it and restart the trials in the next few days. The trial aimed to look out for any problems and identify them instantly. JP Gupta, chairman of Sardar Sarovar Narmada Nigam Ltd, gives the statement. Kutch Branch Canal is part of the ambitious Sardar Sarovar...

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Dealing With Particle Contamination Leads To An Increase In Photochemical Smog: Research

Arpita SarkarJuly 8, 20220

Researchers at York University have discovered why reducing particulate pollution is actually increasing surface ozone pollution in some emerging economies, which is negatively affecting health, the ecosystem and agriculture. The results, published in Nature Geoscience, challenge established methods for tackling air pollution, the researchers say. Surface ozone is the main component of "fog" and is formed by chemical reactions between nitrogen oxides (NOx) and volatile organic compounds (VOC). It occurs when pollutants emitted by cars, power plants, industrial boilers, refineries, chemical plants, and other sources react to the presence of sunlight. In the last decade, when countries like China have improved air quality by reducing particulate pollution - which comes from coal, s...

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Watch Out For Boris: Change In UK’s Leadership Has No Bearing On International Politics

Sayani ChakrabortyJuly 8, 20220

Following a slew of controversies, Boris' own party eventually decided it had had enough of all the loud theatre and decided to skip the performance. Boris Johnson stepped down as thr Prime Minister of the UK and leader of the Conservative Party yesterday, following in the footsteps of many other prominent cabinet members who had already quit. His party will now vote for a new leader, and the country will perhaps look forward to more policy stability about important problems. A change in leadership in the United Kingdom, however, is both interesting and of little relevance given the country's little impact on the political landscape of the rest of the world. It is a fascinating morality tale that has ramifications for other democracies to see how a leader who led his party to its...

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Role Of Students In Politics; Are Student Elections Waste Of Time?

Pooja YadavJuly 8, 20220

The question of the participation of students in politics has always evoked plenty of dialogue. it's been a really controversial subject. Two contrasting opinions are expressed by the 2 groups of individuals. Both the groups are equally convinced of the merits of their cases. The discussion goes on between the students, teachers, politicians, and other well-wishers of the coed community. In spite of their best efforts, no satisfactory or convincing solution has to this point been revealed. Those who support the participation of students in politics work out an equally strong case. They argue that education doesn't mean we're literate. It means a complete and everyone round development of personality. Participation in politics results in the harmonious development of a student’s pers...

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English Language’s Position In Jeopardy: Problems With Languages In India

Pooja YadavJuly 7, 20220

India could be a vast country inhabited by people speaking different languages and it remained a controversial issue for decades. Different political leaders and educationists express different opinions on the issue. English being introduced by Britishers in schools and colleges, it gradually took firm roots in the Indian soil. English played a very important role in the freedom struggle. The contribution of this foreign language can't be undermined. India is trying to become a strong nation from all spheres. In order to do so, the economic, social and political life of the state need to be changed. Progress is feasible as long as the people of India freely interact with their counterparts in other developed countries on the planet. People in other countries are making rapid prog...

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Judiciary As Important Pillar For Constitutional Frame work: An Analysis Of Its Functionality

Pooja YadavJuly 6, 20220

Every country stands safe on three important pillars that sustain it – the political leadership, the chief machinery and therefore the judicatory. Each of those three systems isn't only complementary to the opposite two but is additionally a form of watchdog to confirm that the opposite two systems don't go astray. The judicature, however, enjoys the highest position because it's almost independent of the control of the opposite two systems. The judiciary, according to the Constitution, has been given wider powers. a trial has been made by the founding fathers of the Constitution to supply full autonomy to the judiciary in order that the method of meeting out justice to at least one and everyone is free and fair. The role of the judiciary was brought into focus when several cases...

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Drug Addiction Spread In Society Like Cancer: Lets Understand Its Repercussion

Pooja YadavJuly 6, 20220

Drug addiction is the worst social evil of contemporary civilization. It's spreading like cancer. The misguided and frustrated adults are easier to get attracted to this habit. Mostly from rich families, these people have become habitual of using drugs like heroin, smack, opium, charas, cocaine, ganja, and refined sugar. dependence could be a part of civilisation. It's thought may be a thing of fashion and modernisation. The worst aspect of this social evil is – If you begin taking drugs in fun or fashion, it becomes so habitual that it can't be left easily. it's an invite to death. This addiction not surprisingly is reaching and spreading across Asian and African countries. Dependence is self-destruction. this could take sometimes as we see just in case of cancer, but it's a sure stepp...

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India’s Endeavour To Democracy Was Never Easy: A Look Back Into Its Journey So Far

Pooja YadavJuly 6, 20220

The form of state doesn't matter in the slightest degree. What matters is the happiness and also the welfare of the masses. Any type of government is sweet if the people are happy and prosperous. Talking about India's democracy, India has a democratic style of government for the people, by the people, of the people. Everyone in a very democracy is meant to be free, responsible, and happy. Democracy ensures equality of opportunity to all or any. The working of Democracy in India, at times, makes one feel that there's something basically wrong with the democratic system of the state. it's no child’s play to fight an election. it's an awfully expensive game. Really talented persons don't step forward to contest the elections. Success within the election depends upon the patronage of co...

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Bulldozer-Led Demolitions Among India’s Extralegal Penalties; Risk To Losing Public Confidence

Sayani ChakrabortyJuly 6, 20220

Modern jurisprudence holds that sanctions should fit the offence and that criminality is influenced by society. A court system that ignores current jurisprudence risks losing legitimacy and public confidence. A political perspective of the judicial system would also reflect public opinion, mass media, and the demands of dominant political parties and economic elites. This fused political system affects India's rule of law. The police and courts, the municipal corporation and civil administration, the media, and the universities have little to no operational independence. A political apparatus makes the rule of law more arbitrary. The arbitrariness of India's politicised judicial and civil systems may be seen in the rising use of bulldozer-led demolitions as extralegal penalties. ...

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