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A Reality Check Of Triple Talaq And Violation Of Muslim Women Rights

Pooja YadavMay 19, 20220

On 22nd August 2017, The Supreme Court of India declared the moment triple talaq or divorce as unconstitutional and arbitrary in a very landmark judgment. during a split verdict the three of 5 judges said that this practice of claiming talaq thrice in one sitting or over the phone, email etc. is that the violation of Muslim women’s right to equality and against gender justice. it's not mentioned in Islam, therefore, can not be allowed to travel. Judge of India and Justice A Abdul Nazeer argued for suspending the moment talaq and directed the govt. to bring a law to manage the practice within six months. However, the bulk verdict of the three justices overridden their view. There are three styles of talaq – Talaq –e-Ahsan where the husband pronounces talaq once followed by abstinence...

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‘Heat Islands’ Detected Around New Delhi; Picture Released By NASA!

Arpita SarkarMay 17, 20220

There is a hint of barren red in the blue of the sea. A picture was recently released by the space research agency NASA. It can be called the mirage map of the capital Delhi and adjoining areas. A NASA satellite called Ecostress measures soil temperature from space. It has taken statistics of about twelve and a half thousand square kilometres in Delhi and adjoining areas from 5 to 13 May. The base is marked in red as 'Heat Island' or 'Heat Island'. Temperatures there hover around 39 degrees Celsius during the day and 35 degrees Celsius at night; At least 4-5 degrees higher than the surroundings. According to environmentalists, the more the natural landscape in the city is covered with concrete, the more it starts to retain heat. And that is the consequence. The maximum tempera...

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India’s Stand Differs In Services When It Comes In Trade At Global Level; Read Story Here!

Pooja YadavMay 17, 20220

Services present a unique picture from agriculture and industrial tariffs from India’s point of view. As an emerging global power in IT and business services, the country is, in fact, a demander within the WTO talks on services because it seeks more liberal commitments on the a part of its trading partners for cross-border supply of services, including the movement of ‘natural persons’ (human beings) to developed countries, or what's termed as Mode 4 for the provision of services. With reference to Mode 2, which needs consumption of services abroad, India has an offensive interest. In sharp contrast, the interest of the EU and also the US is more in Mode 3 of supply, which needs the establishment of an advertisement presence in developing countries. Accordingly, requests for more libera...

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Indian Military Successfully Flies Sukhoi Fighter With 450-km Brahma Missile

Sayani ChakrabortyMay 16, 20220

From Chandipur in Odisha, a Sukhoi-30MKI fighter aircraft launched an extended-range version of the Brahmos Supersonic (fastest) cruise Missile on May 12, 2022. India and Russia worked together to develop the Brahmos Supersonic (fastest) cruise Missile. This project was a collaborative effort. The missile successfully impacted the Bay of Bengal, which was its intended target. In a statement that the Indian Air Force released, it was said that a version with an increased range was made accessible for the very first time. A missile's attack range was evaluated from the air, and the findings revealed that it was more than 450 kilometres (up from the initial 290 kilometres). A senior defence official has said that the Sukhoi has a combat radius of around 1,500 kilometres, which

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Government Subsidies: Are They Solution To A Bigger Issue Or Development’s Foe?

Pooja YadavMay 16, 20220

Subsidies are one of the quintessential attributes of any state. When it comes to India, on the eve of independence was left with an uphill task of socio-economic development. Markets were almost nonexistent, the masses lived in abject poverty and illiteracy, we weren't producing enough food to satiate the hunger of the masses, and our lifespan was just 32 years. There was a crisis in every sphere --  agriculture, industry, health or education -- partly due to colonial legacy. Given such circumstances, the founding fathers of democratic India rightly envisaged the Indian state to be a state. However, 70 years down the road only a few problems have abated, while new ones cropped up and poverty still stubbornly remains a pressing problem. In this context, the latest economic survey rig...

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Sri Lanka Crisis: Lesson India Could Learn From Its Neighbor

Pooja YadavMay 14, 20220

If the primary lesson from Sri Lanka is about how politics can affect the economy, the second is about how flawed policy can affect an economy’s prospects. The country first came into the world’s reckoning within the 1950s when its policy was lauded for welfare programmes that included subsidized rice. Distributism seems to possess run sooner than what may well be guaranteed from domestic sources. It would function smart advice not just for the three Sri Lankan economists now tasked to require their country out of the crisis but also to the political class of India. As India’s economy has been growing many states including India have stepped up their welfare spending. Some have distributed bicycles for ladies et al television sets to families. While no variety of welfare needs

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Tamil Nadu, Karnataka Among Top States To Have Marriages Among Blood Relations: Centre

Arpita SarkarMay 14, 20220

Tamil Nadu ranks first in the country in blood relations. Karnataka is in second place. Such information was given by the National Ministry of Family Welfare in a nationwide survey. According to the survey conducted in the financial year 2019-20, 2% of marriages in Tamil Nadu are between blood relations. Karnataka, another southern state, is only 1% away. According to the survey, 11% of marriages in the country are between families. However, as a state, this trend is more prevalent in the southern states. Doctors say that there are various problems in marriage due to blood relationships. It includes health issues. Inter-caste marriages increase the risk of thalassemia in children. There are two main reasons for such a trend. One is the issue of caste and the other is the issue...

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Find Out Where India Stands In Food Processing Sector: Why Is It Important?

Pooja YadavMay 13, 20220

Considering the potential Indian sector, India's food processing industry is estimated at $135 billion which is growing at the rate of 8% annually. These signals somewhere truly indicate toward phenomenal shift toward food processing from traditional ways. GDP by processing constitute about 10% of that of agriculture. But given the potential of India, this can be an underachievement. India has about 26 forms of the different climates, 46 styles of soils are there in India out of a total of 60 sorts of soils worldwide. 127 ‘agro-climatic zones’ are identified in India. Also, Indian food is understood worldwide for its unique taste and aroma. India’s regional and cultural diversity is unique and perfectly reflected in food as emotions. Every state in India has something unique to s...

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NGOs In India: Its Role In Society And Government’ Narrative

Pooja YadavMay 12, 20220

In a democratic system, the role of the state is primary and most vital in formulating and implementing social and economic development programmes. However, within contemporary society, the issues that individuals are facing especially the poor are far more complex. This can be very true in an exceedingly country like India where an outsized number of vulnerable sections are experiencing inequalities in any respect the degree. Development doesn't only mean economic development but also includes promoting social equality, gender equality, and improving quality of life etc., it's impracticable for the presidency alone to effectively undertake such complex development activities. There's the essentiality of other groups or organizations to support the govt on various fronts. This...

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I Have Come To Serve Country, Not Politics: PM Modi At Gujrat Utkarsh Samaroh

Aditi priya singhMay 12, 20220

PM Modi interacts with the beneficiaries of ' Utkarsh Samaroh' organized in Bharuch, Gujarat. PM Modi virtually participated in the program. After this PMM also interacted with the beneficiaries. Let us inform you that Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel was also present in this program. The PM said, 'This Utkarsh ceremony is proof of the fact that when the government sincerely, with a resolve reaches the beneficiary, then how many meaningful results are obtained. I congratulate the Bharuch district administration and Gujarat government for the 100% completion of 4 social security schemes. Modi said that many people are often deprived of the benefits of schemes due to a lack of information. Sometimes the plans remain on paper, but when the intention is clear, the policy is cle...

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HIV Awarness Increased In Country: Central Government

Arpita SarkarMay 12, 20220

Awareness has increased a bit, but the deficit remains quite a bit. Nearly 30% of parents in the country do not want their child to attend classes with an HIV-infected student. Similarly, at least 35% of men and women object to buying goods from an HIV-infected grain seller. As far as awareness is concerned, only 30% of men in the country know about the disease in detail. The situation in West Bengal is even worse. The survey said, "Only 15%of men in the state have complete knowledge about HIV. The women of Bengal have more information about the disease than the men of this state." The National Health Family Survey shows that although awareness is higher than ever before, there are still misconceptions about HIV in society and in the family. For example, about 51% of women and at...

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Loudspeaker Row Reaches Karnataka: Utilisation Prohibited From 10 PM To 6 AM!

Aditi priya singhMay 11, 20220

The loudspeaker ruckus that began from Maharashtra and Delhi has now arrived in Karnataka. The Karnataka government has prohibited the utilisation of loudspeakers in the state for a couple of hours. As indicated by the directions of the government, there will be a restriction on playing loudspeakers in Karnataka from 10 pm to 6 am. The government expressed that for this taking authorisation recorded as written by the authorities is essential. The utilisation of loudspeakers or tending to individuals won't be permitted from 10 pm to 6 am except in auditoriums, conference rooms, community halls and Banquet halls," the directions are given by the government said. The round has referred to the Supreme Court request which expresses that the noise level in public places where loudspeak...

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