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Vijay Mallya Gets ‘Last Chance’ To Defend His Case In Two Weeks

Monomita NagFebruary 13, 20220

The liquor-baron Vijay Mallya's case is back again. The accused of a bank loan default case of over ₹9,000 fled to the United Kingdom and has been living there since then. The fugitive is wanted in India as there are fraud and money laundering charges against him for taking loans from several nationalized Indian banks. The loan was taken for the Kingfisher airlines that he had owned and which became defunct subsequently. On February 3, 2022, the Supreme Court gave the fugitive the last chance to defend himself within 2 weeks. The court offered him the option of defending himself personally or he could engage a lawyer. However, it was made very clear that if he failed to present himself, the court would be left with no other alternative but to proceed with a contempt of court case ...

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Mcleodganj To Dharamshala In 5 Minutes; CM Thakur Launches Skyway To Help Tourists Beat Traffic

Pooja YadavFebruary 13, 20220

Travel is food for the soul and you aren’t consumed by wanderlust if you don’t head to McLeodganj or Dharamshala to recharge your souls. With incredible crown-like snow-capped mountains, fresh air, and yummy Himachali food, these places have all our hearts. We now have one more reason to go over to those places. Read on to understand more. North India's one of the famous tourist destinations – McLeodganj, which is additionally an abode of Tibetan leader Dalai Lama is barely 1.8 km skyway away from Dharamshala. The chief minister of Himachal Pradesh Jai Ram Thakur recently inaugurated the much-awaited Dharamshala Skyway. It is a ropeway from Dharamshala to Mcleodganj that stretches for about 1.8 km and has been constructed with an average expenditure of Rs 207 crore. CM Thaku...

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Karnataka Hijab Row Peaks As Disagreement Turns Into A Broil

Monomita NagFebruary 13, 20220

The hijab row began on new year's day 2022 in Karnataka. But within a little more than a month, it has turned into a full-blown controversy drawing the attention of the entire nation. The hijab is a headscarf worn by Muslim girls. The problem started when some Muslim girl students in Udupi Women's Pre-University College came to their classes wearing hijabs and were barred to enter. What stoked the fire was when the Hindu students attended the classes wearing saffron shawls purely as a mark of protest. However, in order to ensure uniformity in the classroom, principal Rudra Gowda did not allow the girls to wear hijab. The girl students protested and soon the incident spread to other places such as Bapagadi village and Mangalore colleges. In order to find a solution, the coll...

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India To Become Global Leader In Mobile Technology Manufacturing: IT Minister

Monomita NagFebruary 13, 20220

In another 5 years, India will emerge as one of the leaders in the manufacturing of mobile technology, the Union minister of electronic and information technology Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Sunday.  Referring to the advancement in mobile technology, the minister said that India is currently designing and manufacturing both 4G and 5G technology. He further stated that India's achievement in 5G services is stupendous, it is simply beyond expectation. Vaishnaw said that 4G technology  has already been  developed in India  and it is under testing now. He mentioned that with the rolling out of the 5G core and radio network soon, totally a new technological development will open up. Focusing on the technological development in detail the minister explained that in the sphere of virtual...

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ISIS Chief Blows Himself To Avoid Being Captured By US Forces

Monomita NagFebruary 13, 20220

The dreaded ISIS chief Abu Ibrahim al-Qurashi was killed in a daring US raid in Syria a few days ago. It was a night-time airborne operation that targeted his house in the town of Atme where he had been hiding for the last 11 months. Surrendered by the US forces, Qurashi killed himself and his family members, his two wives and his children, by detonating a bomb to avoid capture. His sister who was staying with him in the same house with her adult daughter also died. Qurashi was living in a rented house and part of the house blew off which confirmed that an explosion occurred in the house. The report said besides Qurashi's family members, two more persons close to him were also killed. They were shot and killed by the forces. American forces had taken his fingerprints at the...

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Delhi Tops As Start-up Capital, Pushes Bengaluru To Second: Survey

Monomita NagFebruary 13, 20220

As per the recent Economic Survey, Delhi with 5,000 registered startups has emerged as a major city replacing  Bengaluru, popularly known as the 'Silicon Valley' with only 4,500 newly registered companies. However, Karnataka policymakers are not perturbed by the loss of this rank. They are unfazed because of two factors -- Bengaluru's share of investment flow and the number of startups reaching unicorn status. Dr. C N Ashwath Narayan, Karnataka minister for electronics, information technology and biotechnology said that comparatively, Bengaluru is far ahead of Delhi-NCR on certain factors such as growth, sustainability and most importantly, the size of FDI among others. He also pointed out that Bengaluru has attracted 45% of total FDI investment in India during the first si...

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Tamil Nadu: DMK Hits Out At Governor, Demands His Recalls

Monomita NagFebruary 13, 20220

The relationship of the DMK government with the Governor of Tamil Nadu R N Ravi has taken a turn for worse. The state government has decided to respond suitably to Ravi's persistent unacceptable public statements on certain issues. Earlier, Ravi had demanded presentations on the government schemes for the head officials. However, the DMK did not take it kindly and avoided a direct confrontation with him. Two sensitive state issues and the Governor sitting over it has turned their relationship sour. DMK's mouthpiece Murasoli attacked Ravi for his recent remarks on NEET and the language policy. The mouthpiece advised the Governor not to cross his limits by reminding him how the people of Nagaland, where he had served as ex-Governor, rejoiced when he had to leave the state and com...

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THE WORLD GETS THE BELATED TRUTH OF VIOLENT GWALLAN VALLEY SCUFFLE.

Monomita NagFebruary 13, 20220

The news of violent clash at Gwallan Valley and the killing of 20 Indian soldiers shook the entire country. The sacrifices made by the brave soldiers will ever be remembered by the people. But what surprised Indians was when China claimed that their side had a casuality of only 4 soldiers against Indian open declaration of 20 deaths. But then there was a report after about a month from Russian News agency which reported higher casualties on the Chinese side. However, Australian News Paper The Klaxon corroborated  the earlier information in the Russian media that China had lost 42 soldiers in the clash,  many more than what it had officially claimed. And this information was collected from the first hand accounts that the Chinese govt deleted from their social media. ...

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BJP Wants To Implement Uniform Civil Code: Does This Move Justify Saffron Nation Theory?

Sonia SolankiFebruary 13, 20220

As we all are very much aware of the Hijab controversy that is spreading like a fire in our country. This all started in the Udipi district of Karnataka in the PU government college. When few Muslim girls were not allowed to enter the class as they were wearing Hijab. Slowly, this issue got escalated to other colleges too and now many states are also involved in it like Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal. The situation is becoming fierce that the Karnataka government has closed the educational institutions till today. All the news channels and social media are flooded with messages and debates in and against the situation. Among this comes an announcement from the chief minister of Uttarakhand Pushkar Dhami, that if the BJP wins, they will bring in the Uniform Civil Code. Many of his ...

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Centre Consigns Lands In J&K To Army As ‘Strategic Areas’; PDP Shows Concerns

Pooja YadavFebruary 12, 20220

Gulmarg and Sonmarg, peaks that are always covered with snow and long visited by tourists, could now see more Army presence. The Centre has allotted a total of 129 acres of land in Gulmarg, India's finest skiing destination, and 44 acres in Sonmarg, to the military for operational and training requirements. This decision has sparked concern, taken by the J&K Union Territory government, which notified the land as "strategic areas" after asking the military to use it for military purposes. Both the areas remained free from conflict. The military already incorporates a presence in both places where it's running high-altitude warfare schools. In 2020, the Centre amended rules in Jammu and Kashmir, authorizing the administration to notify "strategic areas" to use by the soldie...

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“Khel Kud In Vadi”-Check Out The Sports Policies For J&K Public

Pooja YadavFebruary 12, 20220

Sports lucrative for youth, the Jammu and Kashmir Government has sanctioned the implementation of Jammu & Kashmir Sports Policy 2022. These policies have several sports awards, incentives, scholarships, the appointment of outstanding sportspersons among other features. The policy lays the foundation to create a healthy and vibrant incentivized sports ecosystem through strategic interventions for sports within the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. the essential canons of the policy are to ‘Scout’, ‘Engage’, ‘Facilitate’, and ‘Recognise’. The sports policy reflects the worth current dispensation—being led by a functionary, Shri Manoj Sinha—is giving this sector with considering encouraging sports at both the agricultural and concrete levels while ensuring the engagement of...

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China Discovers A Robot Sitter: A Replacement Of Motherly Touch?

Pooja YadavFebruary 12, 20220

For decades, China has endured a low birth rate. Thus, scientists in the country created an advanced robot sitter. It was created from artificial intelligence (AI) to cover and watch for mortal embryos growing in artificial wombs. Despite its status as the world's most vibrant country, China is passing a population growth problem, with the birth rate lately dropping to its smallest position in six decades. Thus, scientists at the Suzhou Institute of Biomedical Engineering and Technology in eastern China's Jiangsu Province developed robots to perform tasks, similar to observing, establishing and manually conforming carbon dioxide, nutrients and more in embryos. The robot can also rank embryos grounded on their experimental eventuality. The exploration paper, published in the Jo...

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