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Nitish Betrayed Bihar To Sit On Lalu’s Lap, Can He Become PM Like This, Asks Amit Shah: Deets Inside!!!

SHIVANI UJJAINWALSeptember 23, 20220

Nitish Kumar left the BJP to "sit on Lalu Prasad Yadav's lap," according to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who is currently in Bihar for two days. Nitish Kumar was the target of a vicious attack from Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday, who said the Bihar chief minister deserted the BJP in order to "sit on Lalu Prasad Yadav's lap" and run for prime minister in 2024. Amit Shah, who is visiting Bihar for two days, remarked, "Nitish Kumar betrayed us to sit on Lalu Prasad Yadav's lap. Seemanchal will give a befitting reply to Nitish Kumar. Can Nitish Kumar become the prime minister by changing political alliances?” "The BJP showed nobility because Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised you the CM post. But, when the Lok Sabha elections came around the corner, you betrayed us to beco

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Breaking Down Cryptocurrency: Perspectives On Future Of Blockchain And Digital Finance In India

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 23, 20220

As the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), genetic engineering, and other technologies continue to develop, India is on the threshold of a historically momentous era. New methods of doing business, making payments, and increasing productivity are emerging at a breakneck pace because of this accelerating pace of innovation across all sectors. In the driver's seat lies the crucial Blockchain technology, which is frequently confused with digital currency. In other words, we need to separate technology from its applications. Indeed, digital money is one of the early use of blockchain technology. IBM describes blockchain technology as "a shared, unchangeable ledger that supports the process of recording transactions and monitoring assets in a corporate network." Real ...

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Susceptible Women With Healthy Lifestyle Have Lower Risk Of Developing Diabetes: Study

Arpita SarkarSeptember 22, 20220

According to a study, women with a history of gestational diabetes can still reduce their chances of developing type 2 diabetes by maintaining a healthy lifestyle, such as eating well, exercising frequently, quitting smoking, and not being overweight. The results showed that women who adhered to five key lifestyle factors - a healthy weight, high-quality diet, regular physical activity, moderate alcohol consumption, and not smoking - had a 90% lower risk of the disease than women who did not adhere. Those who are overweight are at high genetic risk for type 2 diabetes. It is known that a healthy lifestyle is associated with a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes in a healthy middle-aged population. To optimal levels of five modifiable risk factors, researchers evaluated the assoc

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Ratan Tata Is New Trustee Of PM Cares Fund, Sudha Murthy Joins Advisory Board, Read To Know More!!

Gunjan ChaudharySeptember 21, 20220

Ratan Tata, veteran Indian industrialist and Honorary Chairman of Tata Sons, former Supreme Court judge KT Thomas and former Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha Kariya Munda will be given PM Cares Fund. (PM CARES Fund) has been made a trustee. The Prime Minister's Office has given this information by issuing a statement. In fact, PM Narendra Modi on Tuesday had a meeting with the Board of Trustees of the "Prime Minister's Citizen Assistance and Relief Fund in Emergency Situations" ie "PM Cares Fund". According to the PMO, the meeting was attended by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman as well as newly appointed trustees KT Thomas, Riya Munda and Chairman Ratan Tata. In the meeting, it was also decided to nominate former Comptroller and Auditor General of India ...

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Data Shows Indian Parents Sidestepping CBSE, Choosing Foreign School Boards; Check Out Reasons!

Arpita SarkarSeptember 21, 20220

Undeterred by hefty fees, parents in India are choosing schools affiliated with foreign boards with the hope that their children will not only receive an "international standard" of education but also a better chance of getting into a university abroad. Data shows that in the last few years, the Switzerland-headquartered International Baccalaureate (IB) and the UK's Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) have witnessed significant growth in popularity in India. The IB Board issued a statement, saying, "In India, we have been delighted to witness a steady growth of schools delivering one or more IB programmes to students; we currently have 204 IB World Schools and 338 authorised programmes in India. Our flagship programme, the Diploma Programme (DP), is the programme ...

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Neither Hijab Nor Saffron Shawls Allowed: Karnataka Government Tells Supreme Court

Arpita SarkarSeptember 21, 20220

The Karnataka government told the Supreme Court that the dress code was issued in February last year to maintain the 'secular character' of educational institutions and not from a religious point of view. Hearing the hijab-controversy case, the government on Tuesday told the apex court that not only hijab but also saffron shawls have been banned in government and government-aided educational institutions in Karnataka. Central Solicitor General Tushar Mehta appeared on behalf of the Karnataka government in a bench of Justice Hemant Gupta and Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia. He said that cases against the dress code have been deliberately filed with the help of the extremist organization 'Popular Front of India' (PFI). He also claimed that there was no unrest in Karnataka over any demand for the...

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Given China’s Threat, India’s Military Should Not Undertake Any Significant Changes

Sayani ChakrabortySeptember 21, 20220

The Indian Army will soon begin an exercise to change the names of some of its units as well as some of its uniforms and traditions. The military must adapt to the changing needs of the society it serves. It's understandable that the Army would want to shake things up in this situation. These suggested alterations are the latest in a line of adjustments that started in 2019. The significance of these alterations might be rated. In order to better coordinate India's armed forces, a new position of Chief of Defence Staff was established. General Bipin Rawat, the first Chief of Defense Staff, envisioned four unified theatres of operations, each with a single operational commander. Ten months have passed since General Rawat's unexpected death, and the Government of India still has no...

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“Shed Colonial Traces, Take Pride In Roots” PM Modi Calls For A Developed India By 2047: Deets Inside!!!

SHIVANI UJJAINWALSeptember 21, 20220

Indian musical instruments in Army bands, new naval ensign, Raj Path renamed Kartavya Path. But one colonial legacy Modi hasn’t shown interest in eradicating is the Police Act of 1861. Forty-five annas worth of goods had vanished from the house in Katra Sheesh Mahal, nestled inside the lanes of Delhi’s Chandni Chowk: Kitchen utensils, women’s clothes, a hookah, and, mysteriously, a bowl of kulfi ice cream. Late in 1861, Maeeduddin Yar Khan, son of Muhammad, walked into the Sabzi Mandi police station, one of three in Delhi, to report the crime. There is no way of telling what the police, over-burdened investigating gambling, prostitution, stolen mules and murders, made of the curious case of the kulfi thief. The crime was, however, recorded in the first-ever First Information Report.

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More Than 90 Airports Of The Country Will Be Carbon Neutral By 2024, Said Union Minister!!

Gunjan ChaudharySeptember 20, 20220

Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Tuesday said that over 90 airports in the country will become carbon neutral by the year 2024. He also said that the number of airports in the country will reach 220 in the next five years. The Union Minister, while speaking during the National Conference of All India Management Association, said that at present there are 141 airports in the country. Of these, airports at Kochi and Delhi are already carbon neutral. He said, "When I took over as the Minister of Aviation, the first thing I did was carbon mapping profiling of our airports. It revealed that our two airports, Delhi and Kochi, are already carbon-neutral and by the year 2024, there will be 92 to 93 in the country." He said that the ministry has set a target of zero carbon e...

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‘Marriage Not Just For Physical Pleasure, But Also To Increase Family’, Know Why Madras High Court Said This!!

Gunjan ChaudharySeptember 20, 20220

The Madras High Court observed that marriage is meant not only for physical pleasure but the main purpose of marriage is to produce children. Justice Krishnan Ramasamy of Madras High Court made the observation on September 16 while hearing a dispute between an estranged couple over the custody of their two children. The Madras High Court said that the importance of matrimonial bond has to be understood by all. And if you think that marriage is only for physical pleasure then it is not justified at all. The main purpose of marriage is to increase the family and to give right environment to the children so that a good society can be built. Children are harassed due to parental conflict The judge of Madras High Court said that children brought into this world are punished for no fault o...

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Number Of International Students To India Grew By 42% In Last 7 Years: Learn Where They Are From

Arpita SarkarSeptember 19, 20220

In less than a decade, the number of foreign students coming to India for studies has increased by nearly 42 per cent. However, the countries that send students to India have remained roughly the same over the years, with a large portion coming from South Asian countries and Nepal accounting for the largest share, Indian government data shows. In fact, countries such as Malaysia and Bhutan, which used to send large numbers of students to India, saw their numbers decline as educational facilities improved locally. According to data from the All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE) for seven years - from 2012-13 to 2019-20, the number of foreign students in India has increased from 34,774 in 2012-13 to 49,348 in 2019-20. An analysis of seven years of data shows that Nepal se...

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After The Death Of Elizabeth, Will Britain Return Kohinoor To India Now? Read To Know About It!!

Gunjan ChaudharySeptember 19, 20220

After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, where there is a wave of mourning in most Western countries. Discussions are going on in Africa and India about the dark history of British royalty and East India Company. After the death of Elizabeth II, the latest debate has arisen over the crown of the royal family, in which many gems from Africa to India are studded. The most important of these is 'Kohinoor' diamond of India, which was taken from India to Britain. Other diamonds of the crown include 'The Great Star of Africa' and 'Second Star of Africa'. In the last one week, from social media to online websites, there has been a demand to return Kohinoor to India. The 105-carat Kohinoor is one of the largest cut diamonds in the world. Kohinoor was found in India thousands of years ago and it rea

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