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Female Suicide Data: More Than 45,000 Women Committed Suicide In India Last Year, Half Were Housewives!

Aditi priya singhAugust 30, 20220

During the last year i.e. 2021 in the country, 45,026 women committed suicide in which more than half were housewives. According to the report released by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), a total of 1,64,033 people took their lives last year, out of which 1,18,979 were males. It has been told in the report that most of the women who committed suicide were housewives, their figure is 23,178, while 5,693 students also took their lives. Apart from this, 4,246 daily wage laborers committed suicide. Tamil Nadu's housewife gave her life the most The housewife who committed the most suicide is from Tamil Nadu. Out of 23,179, 3,221 housewives from Tamil Nadu gave their lives. After this 3,055 housewives from Madhya Pradesh committed suicide and 2,861 women from Maharashtra gave thei...

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U U Lalit Hopes To Make Reforms Despite His Short Stint As Chief Justice Of India

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 30, 20220

UU Lalit, who is slated to become the next Chief Justice of India, has already made significant progress toward enhancing the internal processes of the Supreme Court. Reviewing the fact that the court has a history of being criticised for taking an excessively slow approach when considering constitutional and other critical matters (such as Article 370, electoral bonds, the EWS quota, etc.), this is of utmost importance. An exciting new method for cataloguing cases, which he has pledged to put into place by Thursday, is currently the subject of much anticipation. The fact that today two constitutional benches, each consisting of five judges, are sitting is another positive development. Yesterday, the bench presided over by CJI Lalit dismissed a number of cases known as public int...

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Marsha Blackburn's Taiwan visit
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Marsha Blackburn’s Taiwan Visit Amid Heightened Sino-US Bi-Lateral Tensions: China Vows Retaliation

Dr. Kankana DebnathAugust 30, 20220

US Senator Marsha Blackburn's Taiwan visit has heightened Sino-US bi-lateral tensions. Blackburn met President Tsai Ing-wen on Friday. It is the second visit by members of US Congress since House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip earlier this month. It has raised tensions with China across the Taiwan strait. She arrived in Taipei on a U.S. military aircraft and was welcomed by Douglas Hsu, Director General of Taiwan's Foreign Affairs Ministry. The visit and Blackburn’s remarks Senator Marsha Blackburn's Taiwan visit, heightened tensions because of China's threats to acquire Taiwan as its integral territory. Taiwan is considered as US’s strongest partner in the Indo-Pacific. These regular high-level visits to Taipei are long-standing U.S. policy according to Blackburn’s statement. She also ...

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China waives off debt
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Debt-Trap Diplomacy: China Waives Off Debts Owed by 17 African Countries

Dr. Kankana DebnathAugust 29, 20220

China has officially announced that it will forgive 23 loans for 17 African nations. China waives off debts of the African nations, which are interest-free and had matured by the end of 2021. Chinese FM Wang Yi announced this at the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation. He has further pledged that China would continue to actively support and finance major infrastructure projects in Africa in agricultural and manufacturing sectors. China will aid towards expanding co-operation in emerging industries such as the digital economy, health, green and low-carbon sectors. Facts and figures of the debts China waives off debts in Botswana, Burundi, Rwanda, Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mozambique among the 23 countries. The total amount of waived off debt stands at least at US$113.8...

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Modi’s Next Weapon To Turn India Into A Dictatorship Is Economic Crimes

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 29, 20220

Narendra Modi, like Adolf Hitler, wants his party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, to have ultimate power in Indian politics (BJP). To destroy the opposition, his government will use carrot-and-stick techniques. Eight years into Narendra Modi's reign, India's multi-ethnic, multi-religious democracy is under peril. After Modi's BJP won a second term in 2019, the judiciary disintegrated. Justice A. M. Khanwilkar's final two rulings disregarded constitutional rights and the presumption of innocence. Khanwilkar began eroding these safeguards on June 25 when he disdained Zakia Jafri's appeal for justice and pushed the Modi government to prosecute those who assisted her. On July 27, two days before he retired, he dismissed 242 petitions challenging the executive branch's excessive powers to h...

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India’s Spoken Language Contrasts Sharply With Administrative And Legal Language

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 29, 20220

After rejecting the Himachal Pradesh high court's "incomprehensible" verdict, the Supreme Court made a call for "brevity, simplicity, and clarity" across all levels of government. In the HC division bench judgement, one may find gems such as "contra thereto, became adduced by him, and he was thus ordered to dispel the factum" and "the ire res-controversia, exploding interse the plaintiffs, belongs to findings adverse to the workman." If the significance of this nonsense were not so grave, it would be amusing. The governing class of premodern societies confused the administrative language of design. This remained even after the so-called "modernization" began. In various Western democracies, efforts have been made over the last two decades or more to modernise and simplify the vocabu...

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Future Of A Caring Nation Rests On Taking Care Of Its Children

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 29, 20220

Education in India may be a source of stress and worry for those from underprivileged backgrounds because of the potential risks to their sense of worth. According to studies on kid safety, abuse in schools often goes unreported or undiscovered until the abused child makes a formal complaint or the child's parents observe physical or behavioural changes. The abuse in the Jalore case in Rajasthan was well-known since the little victim recounted the occurrence and the worried parent observed the injuries. Some corporate news outlets are holding the lack of a portable pot at the school where the crime occurred as evidence against the deceased child's story of abuse and the father's claim of caste discrimination, even before the grieving parents have had time to come to terms with the traumati...

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Unveiling Effective Leadership As Cornerstone Of Culture And Modern Civilisation

Sayani ChakrabortyAugust 29, 20220

After a successful performance of Beethoven's violin concerto, the world-famous musician remarked, "I have a beautiful score, a magnificent violin, and a very fine bow. I can stand away after I've put things together. Great music, like most circumstances and fields in which effective leadership is required, demonstrates this truth. The best leaders are those who can step aside and let their followers take the reins when the time is right. For instance, the late Thomas Roberts, SJ, archbishop of Bombay, is a great example of empowering leadership within the Catholic church. He realised that the church in Bombay would benefit from local leadership following Independence and thus removed his subordinate, Valerian Gracias, from his position as bishop. This set the stage for a peaceful t...

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Know Who Is 49th Chief Justice Of India UU Lalit!! Took Oath At Rashtrapati Bhavan Today!!

Gunjan ChaudharyAugust 27, 20220

Justice UU Lalit on Saturday officially took over as the new Chief Justice of India. President administered the oath to him at a program held at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Justice UU Lalit, who was sworn in as the 49th Chief Justice of India (CJI), will be the sixth head of the Indian judiciary to have a tenure of less than 100 days. Justice Lalit will have a tenure of 74 days only and will retire on November 8. According to rule, Supreme Court judges retire at the age of 65 years and High Court judges at the age of 62 years. Justice Lalit is from Maharashtra and was born on 9 November 1957. His full name is Uday Umesh Lalit. He started his law practice in the Bombay High Court in the year 1983. He came to Delhi in 1986. On 13 August 2014, he was firstly appointed as a Justice of the Supreme C...

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Volodymyr Zelenskyy
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India’s Vote Against Russia At UNSC: Squabble On Zelensky’s Teleconference Address

Dr. Kankana DebnathAugust 27, 20220

On the historic occasion at the UNSC meeting, India for the first time on Wednesday voted against Russia during a “procedural vote” on Ukraine. India’s vote against Russia at the UNSC came when Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to address a meeting through a video teleconference. The UNSC meeting On Wednesday, the UNSC held a meeting to take stock of the Russo-Ukraine war which has been ongoing for six-month-old. The meeting began with the Russian Ambassador to the United Nations Vassily A Nebenzia requesting a procedural vote concerning the Ukrainian President’s participation in the meeting by video teleconference. Following his and Albanian PM Ferit Hoxia’s statement, the UNSC invited Zelensky to join the meeting via teleconferencing by voting. Russia voted against and China...

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Therapeutic Drug Can Render Cancer Cells: Study

Arpita SarkarAugust 26, 20220

The protective scent that many tumour cells spray themselves with suppresses the immune system. However, it appears that a drug that is already approved for other uses can neutralize this weapon. A study from the University of Bonn and the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf published in the Journal for Immunotherapy of Cancer proves this. The researchers said, "The substance will now be further optimized. This could eventually lead to the development of anti-cancer drugs." Many cancer cells have dense clouds of adenosine around them. The chemicals suppress the immune system. Feeding it promotes the growth of new blood vessels. It hydrates the tumour. This additionally ensures that cancer cells spread to other organs. They develop metastases there. Adenosine triphosphate is u

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Hong Kong’s exodus on rise
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Hong Kong’s Exodus On Rise: How It Changes Demography?

Dr. Kankana DebnathAugust 25, 20220

Hong Kong, the Special administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China has recorded a sharp decline in population due to exodus. Hong Kong’s exodus is on the rise due to strict Covid control measures and political crackdown by the Chinese government. According to Census and Statistics Department the city's total population fell from 7.41 million people to 7.29 million. This happens to be the biggest decline since the government began tracking the statistics in 1961. The decline through the years Hong Kong’s exodus is on rise since the pro-democracy protests of 2019 and 2020. This was the time when the government carried out a heavy crackdowns on civil liberties. Following this nearly 90,000 residents have left the territory. Around 113,200 residents left Hong Kong over the past ...

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