Benefits of shedding tears


The act of crying is often seen as one’s weakness, when we grow up and are no more a kid. If you are a crybaby then you are often labelled as a weakling. However, to your surprise, let me inform you that the involuntary act of crying is actually good for your intellect, body, and soul in many ways. So, instead of bottling up your tears just let it flow, otherwise you would be doing more harm to yourself than any good. Some of the benefits of crying are-
1)You dispose of toxins- you don’t always cry simply out of sadness, however crying is additionally your body’s response to deal with excessive stress. It acts as a stress buster, as when you cry, out of stress, your physique eliminates the stress hormone Cortisol, because of which you sense elated and feel much better. Moreover, chronic increase of this hormone may lead to various other diseases like sleeplessness, diminished immune response and weight gain. So, a good cry when you are stressed is the best way to deal with your conflicted mind and body.
2) Eliminates bacteria- Shedding tears help cast off micro organism from your eyes. This is due to the quality of the hormone lysozyme present in your tears. The hormone no longer solely wash bacteria away from your eyes but it additionally kills 90% of the bacteria on it’s path, hence it helps killing different toxins lurking on your skin.
3) Improves vision– crying helps clearing your eyes thus, hydrating it’s membranes and ultimately revitalizing your eyes’ normal functions.
4) Emotional cleansing- letting out your emotions is a good way to face your emotional storms. I am pretty sure that each one of us at certain point in our lives have discovered reasons to cry our heart out. Life is all about struggles, and most of the time we frequently find ourselves in the most vulnerable circumstances, and it is during this period that we need an emotional cleansing, that is letting our tears flow and get back stronger than before. Crying, therefore acts as an outlet, through which we can get back to our normal selves after holding back our tears for long amount of time in order to keep our face.
5) Lifts your mood- I am sure everybody has experienced this. Once you are done with your tears, you feel much lighter and your mood lifts up, after a while. This happens mostly, because you are done detoxifying both your body and your soul, by releasing your suppressed emotions in the form of tears.
Well readers, I am sure you have realized by now that crying is a sign of one’s strength and not weakness. So, next time if  you feel bogged down by your emotions don’t hesitate to let your tears flow. This is a much healthier way to keep you rooted in the present, clear your mind and let you gain back your lost strength!

Assassination of Rajiv Gandhi

Better a brain drain than a brain in the drain

Rajiv Gandhi, India

Rajiv Gandhi was the former Prime Minister of India. He became the 6th and the youngest Prime Minister of India at the age of 40. He attended college in the United Kingdom and returned as a professional pilot to India in 1966. He stayed out of politics and led a domestic life with his wife and two children in Delhi. However, after the death of his younger brother, he reluctantly entered politics. Rajiv’s first political achievement was winning the Amethi Lok Sabha elections in the year 1981. After the assassination of the them Prime Minister and his mother, Indira Gandhi, he was made the ‘Prime Minister’ of India. Rajiv contributed towards expanding and revamping the education sector. ‘Indira Gandhi Open University’ was established under his guidance and the new education policy. Besides the laurels, his office tenure was mired in controversies.

Gandhi was from the politically powerful Nehru–Gandhi family, which had been associated with the Indian National Congress party. For much of his childhood, his maternal grandfather Jawaharlal Nehru was Prime Minister. Gandhi attended college in the United Kingdom. He returned to India in 1966 and became a professional pilot for the state-owned Indian Airlines. In 1968, he married Sonia Gandhi; the couple settled in Delhi to a domestic life with their children Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. For much of the 1970s, his mother Indira Gandhi was prime minister and his brother Sanjay Gandhi an MP; despite this, Rajiv Gandhi remained apolitical. After Sanjay’s death in a plane crash in 1980, Gandhi reluctantly entered politics at the behest of Indira. The following year he won his brother’s Parliamentary seat of Amethi and became a member of the Lok Sabha—the lower house of India’s Parliament. As part of his political grooming, Rajiv was made general secretary of the Congress party.

On the morning of 31 October 1984, his mother was assassinated by one of her bodyguards; later that day, Gandhi was appointed Prime Minister.He had worked so hard after the moment he was given the power. But with great power comes great responsibilities. His time as PM of India is considered as the most controversial period known in India.In 1988, he reversed the coup in Maldives, antagonising militant Tamil groups such as PLOTE, intervening and then sending peacekeeping troops to Sri Lanka in 1987, leading to open conflict with the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). In mid-1987, the Bofors scandal damaged his corruption-free image and resulted in a major defeat for his party in the 1989 election.

he once escaped the hands of death during a rally inspection in Sri lanka.On 30 July 1987, a day after Gandhi went to Sri Lanka and signed the Indo-Sri Lanka Accord, an honour guard named Vijitha Rohana hit him on his shoulder with his rifle; Gandhi’s quick reflexes saved him from injury. The guard was then dragged off by his security personnel.The guard said his intention was to kill Gandhi because of “the damage he had caused” to Sri Lanka. Wijemuni was imprisoned for two-and-a-half years for the assault.

Rajiv Gandhi was campaigning for the upcoming elections in southern states of India. On 21 May, after campaigning in Visakhapatnam, his next stop was Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu. About two hours after arriving in Madras (now Chennai), Rajiv Gandhi was driven by motorcade in a white Ambassador car to Sriperumbudur, stopping along the way at a few other election campaigning venues. When he reached a campaign rally in Sriperumbudur, he left his car and began walking towards the dais where he was to deliver a speech. Along the way, he was garlanded by many well-wishers, Congress party workers and school children. The assassin, Dhanu (Thenmozhi Rajaratnam), approached and greeted him. She then bent down to touch his feet and detonated an RDXexplosive-laden belt tucked below her dress at exactly 10:10 PM. Gandhi, his assassin and 14 others were killed in the explosion that followed, along with 43 others who were grievously injured. The assassination was caught on film by a local photographer, Haribabu whose camera and film was found intact at the site despite him also dying in the blast.

Akshay Kumar announces the launch of action game FAU-G

The Government of India has banned 118 mobile apps, including PUBG Mobile, citing data privacy, although the PC version of PUBG is yet to be banned in India. At the same time, the poster of Made in India multiplayer gaming app FAU: G has been released by none other than Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar. He has given information about it by tweeting from his official account.

The action star announced the launch of Fearless And United Guard (FAU-G) — a multiplayer combat game that will be akin to PUBG. The action game is being developed under Akshay Kumar’s mentorship and is expected to be ready by October end.

The game is expected to launch at the end of October with its first-level set in the Galwan Valley backdrop followed by third-person shooting gameplay in the subsequent releases. The game will be available on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.A Bengaluru based gaming publisher will soon launch a new multiplayer mid-core gaming title, “Fearless and United: Guards (FAU-G).”After Akshay Kumar announced this alternative game for PUBG, Twitter exploded with funny memes.

Global Warming

Global warming refers to climate change, which increases the Earth’s surface temperature. It is assumed that the main contributors to the rise in air temperature are natural phenomena and human activities. Global warming is an increase in the earth’s surface and air temperature that has altered all aspects of life on earth. Two wide categories are split between the problems that identify global warming – “natural” and “human” effects of global warming.

Since the pre-industrial period, the global mean temperature of human activity is estimated to have risen by around 1 ° C, a figure that is currently rising by 0.2 ° C per decade (0.36 ° C Fahrenheit). The bulk of the present warming trend is highly probable (greater than the likelihood 95 percent) as a result of human activity since the 1950s.

For decades, the climate has continually changed. Greenhouse emissions are a possible explanation for global warming. Carbon monoxide and sulphur dioxide are greenhouse gases. It absorbs and prevents solar rays from reaching the Earth’s surface.

This results in a rise in the earth’s temperature. Another source of global warming is volcanic eruptions. A single volcanic eruption may release significant amounts of carbon dioxide and ash from the air. The rise in the earth’s temperature results in increased carbon dioxide.

Human activity has become a very significant problem today as it contributes more to global warming than to natural causes. The climate has evolved for the years since human evolution and continues to evolve because of our contemporary lifestyle. Human activities include industrial development, fossil fuel burning, mining, bovine husbandry and deforestation.

Industries such as cars , buses, trucks use fuel to power devices that emit carbon dioxide and monoxide from the exhaust, contributing to a rise in Earth’s temperature.

The mining industry is another source. Methane gas is trapped beneath the earth during the mining process. The processing of livestock also causes methane to be emitted from manure. Deforestation is another cause, the most common yet dangerous.

The fact that humans have cut down trees to create paper, wood, houses and more makes deforestation a human effect. Trees are able to absorb carbon dioxide from the air and its absence may contribute to such gas concentration.

There is an extremely significant effect of global warming on the planet. In the future, if global warming occurs, there are several detrimental consequences. It involves melting the polar ice caps, allowing the sinking coastlines and slowly submerged continents to expand at sea.

Global Snow and Ice Datacenter recent studies “when today’s ice melts, the sea will rise approximately 230 feet.” The climate change that leads to the extinction of many species is another consequence. There will be more hurricanes, cyclone storms , heat waves, drought, and heavy rainfall that makes humanity a catastrophe.

It is important that we humans work together to avoid global warming. We may contribute to reducing global warms by reducing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and their production and concentration. We need to curb the use of coal, electricity and other mining, including industrialising and global warming activities.

Recycling is an important means of mitigating global warming. By reusing bags, bottles , paper or glass, recycling can help reduce the burning of waste open. We must avoid burning dry leaves or burning waste. It helps remove toxins and carbon dioxide. In addition, deforestation should be minimised and trees planted. Trees will raise the Earth’s temperature and avoid drastic weather changes.

RBI revises LFAR norms for banks to improve audit efficacy, risk management

The Reserve Bank on Saturday came up with revised long format audit report (LFAR) norms with a view to improving efficacy of internal audit and risk management systems.

The LFAR, which applies to statutory central auditors (SCA) and branch auditors of banks, has been updated keeping in view the large scale changes in the size, complexities, business model and risks in the banking operations, the RBI said.

The revised LFAR format will be put into operation for the period covering 2020-21 and onwards, the central bank said.

“The overall objective of the LFAR should be to identify and assess the gaps and vulnerable areas in the business operations, risk management, compliance and the efficacy of internal audit and provide an independent opinion on the same to the Board of the bank and provide their observations,” the RBI said.It further said that the LFAR should be placed before the Audit Committee of Board and Local Advisory Board of the bank indicating the action taken or proposed to be taken for rectification of the irregularities.The RBI further said the coverage in the LFAR should be ‘credit risk areas’, ‘market risk areas’, assurance functions and operational risk areas’, ‘capital adequacy’ and ‘going concern and liquidity risk assessment’, among others.

Creative Writing

Creative Writing is one of today’s most demanded courses and work across the world. With proper techniques and love for writing anyone can do it. Creative writing is an art well known to people. A good writer can create a web of emotions that people all across the world can relate too. Writers with ability to capture people in their words are much appreciated by the people.

Using simple and understandable language to convey emotions and feelings are an important aspect of being a good writer, although we can find writers who have a style of using complex language too.

Here are some forms of creative writing that everyone can practice at home.

  • Poem

The idea of writing a poem comes so easily to all of us, inside most of us is a poet writing down his/her feelings. Poetry has a lot of different forms. There is an endless list on the types of poetry that can come under this section. Ranging from Ballad, Sonnet, Carol, Epic, Haiku , black out poetry etc. Poetry is classified on terms of its writing style, rhyming scheme, number of words used and lots more. Modern day poetry has been more open and not restricted to any kind of style. It is lot more expressive and simpler in understanding than the traditional poetry.

  • Musing

Musings are bits of moments of our reflection in life, it is that sudden though you have over a period of time. Some people write down their thoughts and weave them into creative pieces. Musings were quite an old technique.

  • Rant

Writing down your feelings that you have held back for so long is called a rant. It is as its literally meaning, ranting down your expressions and thoughts in ways closer to your heart. You could write it as much as you want, after all its rant.

  • Short Story

Writing short and creative plot involving stories are a thing now. We can find writers who write short story series. It has captured the attention of people so much these days. Readers look forward to short stories these days.

  • Open letter

An open letter is a redefinition of the traditional way of letter writing. It is addressed not to a single person but to the public or a group of persons as whole. It is usually a writing to address a social issue. It is to grab wide attention of people.

  • Thought

A thought can be an idea flashing upon our minds. It is that very short thing from which a writer can write more on.

  • Diary Entry

This is something that is so common, everybody keeps a diary at least in point of their life time. People write down what happens in their life, different events, important dates etc. It is in most people’s diary that we can find their creative minds.

  • Review

A review is basically a writing about an outline of a book or a movie or a certain thing. The writing talks briefly about the figure of attention.

MENTAL HEALTH SHOULD BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY.

So whenever we feel like oh! I need to maintain my physical fitness, get a new fit look. The first solution that comes into our mind is, I should hit the gym, but have we ever thought about how to maintain our mental health? Mostly the answer will be no. What’s the big deal about it and many people presume that the person is just overthinking. Practically speaking often if we’ll tell our Indian parents that we are depressed they’ll just ask us to stay away from electronic devices which is partly true and then they will just ignore it. Looking after mental wellness can preserve a person’s ability to enjoy life. Although the word mental health is generally used, many conditions that specialists acknowledge as psychological troubles have physical reasons. Conditions such as depression, stress, substance abuse, anxiety, are certain forms of mental illness.

According to WHO “Mental health is a state of well-being in which an individual realizes his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively, and is able to make a contribution to his or her community.” Certain factors that cause mental distress are weak social or economic status, occupation, education, gender, etc. that later turn into much more serious issues. Another instance is having a gene with ties to a mental health disorder, such as depression or schizophrenia, which does not guarantee that a condition will develop. As mental and physical health is interlinked these mental health issues can affect life-changing physical health problems, such as diabetes, cancer, chronic pain, etc.

Different types of mental disorders are Post Traumatic Stress Disorder(PTSD) which normally occurs to a person who experiences or witnesses a deeply stressful or traumatic event. They are under constant fear that their life is in danger. Mood Disorders such as Major Depression in which a person deals with a constant low mood and loses interest in activities and events that they previously enjoyed. They can feel the increased duration of sorrow or intense grief and Bipolar Disorder person experiences extreme variations in their mood, force levels, levels of activity, and capacity to proceed with daily life.  Schizophrenia in which the person may also find it hard to process information, withdrawal, delusions, hallucinations, absence of motivation, etc. Panic disorders in which an individual experiences frequent panic seizures, which involve overwhelming terror or a feeling of looming tragedy and death. Anxiety disorder in which an individual is excessively worried or in constant fear and symptoms of anxiety are restlessness, exhaustion, stiff muscle, interrupted sleep, etc.

In today’s era where people are busy with their packed schedules and don’t have time for themselves. Pollution and radiation from electronics are added reason which causes mental agony. Visiting a Psychologist is necessary and there is nothing to be ashamed of it. A person coping with mental health challenges will have to make changes to their lifestyle. Such changes might include no alcohol intake, relaxing more, and having a well-balanced, nutritious diet. Taking some time away from things or matter that is making a person feel low. Practicing relaxation techniques, meditation, yoga. Having a support network, either through self-help groups or close friends and parents, can also be vital to the cure of mental illness.

Rankings of States in Ease of Doing Business

In India from last few years ease of doing business has been given a lot of importance and due to this the country is on another level now for doing business.The changes that have been done in the promotion of business in India has led to more FDI coming in the country and investors are happy for their investment and gaining good amount of profit.

In the list Andhra Pradesh in on the top again followed by Uttar Pradesh which was on 12th position has climbed to 2nd position and on 3rd position is Telangana which has dropped from 2nd to 3rd.Haryana,Karnataka,Odisha saw their ranks dip significantly.This data are based on Business Reform Action Plan is based on user feedback,ignoring reform claims by state governments.This result was represented by Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman with her cabinet ministers.

Commerce & Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said that these rankings reflect the efforts taken by different states to improve their system and processes.The ranking which was started in 2015 with 285 action points,expanded to 372 measures in 2017-2018 spread across 12 areas including registering property,paying taxes and regulation enables.For 2019,the performance of states and union territories have been measured through more than 180 indicators based on user feedback.

The exercise of doing this is for promoting the business in different states and encouraging the business climate the attract business in different sectors as well as foreign investments.This is the fourth edition of the report and DPIIT collaboration with world bank conducts an annual reform for all over the states & UTs.It is also been noted that India has jumped into places and came to the 63rd position for“Doing Business”.

So this is the New India which is going to give a great platform for the youth.It is great opportunities for the young people to present their new ideas at great level so that society will be very helpful for their talents.Example for this Mr Arjun Deshpande of Generic Aadhaar which is great startup which is helped by one of the greats in the industry by Ratan Tata.

WHO will not endorse COVID-19 vaccine if not safe and effective.

The World Health Organization insisted Friday it would never endorse a vaccine that has not proven safe and effective, amid concerns over the rush to develop a jab for Covid-19. Across the globe, governments are hoping to deploy a vaccine as soon as possible against the virus, which has infected well over 26 million people, killed hundreds of thousands, upended millions of lives and wreaked havoc on the global economy.

Under normal procedures, test administrators must wait for months or years to verify that vaccine candidates are safe and efficacious.
But as the pandemic continues to take a devastating toll, there has been massive pressure to roll out a vaccine quickly, sparking concerns that testing standards could be lowered. WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus insisted that was not the case.

“WHO will not endorse a vaccine that is not effective and safe,” he told a virtual briefing.

He also took issue with the so-called anti-vax movement that has been stoking fears about the vaccines in development. They might be able to “build narratives to fight against vaccines, but the track record of vaccines tells its own story,” he said.

There are currently more than 30 candidate vaccines being tested on humans, with at least eight in final-stage Phase III trials, which typically involve tens of thousands of people. Unprecedented speed’ – “It is a very optimistic scenario because there’s a huge field of candidates,” WHO’s chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan told Friday’s briefing, emphasising that only around 10 percent of candidate vaccines succeed.

She explained that the “unprecedented speed of development of Covid vaccines” was largely enabled by prior investments in vaccine platforms for other diseases, which had been repurposed for use against the novel coronavirus. But she stressed, developers must not skip over the various phases of stringent testing.

“No vaccine is going to be mass-deployed before the regulators are confident and the governments are confident and that WHO is confident that these vaccines have met the minimum standards of safety and efficacy.” Tedros voiced hope that one would soon become available “so that the world can get back to norma.” But while the WHO has said it expects to see results from a range of Phase III trials by the end of the year, it on Friday tempered hopes that a vaccine is imminent.

Pointing to the massive challenge of manufacturing and rolling out vaccines to the billions around the world who need them, widespread vaccination is not expected to begin until the middle of 2021. Moral and economic imperative’ – Tedros stressed that, initially at least, supply would be limited.

“Priority must be given to vaccinating essential workers and those most at risk,” he said, stressing that “the first priority must be to vaccinate some people in all countries, rather than all people in some countries.” The WHO has set up a mechanism, known as Covax, aimed at ensuring a more equitable distribution of any future vaccines, but has struggled so far to raise the funds needed to provide for the 92 poor countries that have signed up. But Tedros hailed Friday that 78 high- and upper-middle income countries and economies have now confirmed they will participate, including Germany, Japan, Norway and the European Commission in just the past week. He pointed out that in an interconnected world, “the virus will continue to kill and the economic recovery globally will be delayed” if poorer countries are unable to gain access to a vaccine. Sharing equitably, he said, is “not just a moral imperative and a public health imperative, it’s also an economic imperative.”

Climate Change may have led to the Fall of Indus Valley Civilization.

According to an Indian-origin scientist, Nishant Malik, from Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in the US, has linked the change in climate for rise and fall of the ancient Indus Valley civilization by analyzing data of 5,700 years from North India. He used a novel mathematical method to study the ancient climate patterns to impart insights into past climates by observing indirectly. The research was published in Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science, observed that scientists could come up with the data of monsoon rainfall in the region for the last 5,700 years and then they could calculate the existence of specific chemical forms in stalagmite mineral deposits in the caves of South Asia region. Though he indicated that it might be a challenging task as it carries some noise and uncertainty with it.

The study claims that though there are many theories which try to throw some light on the decline of Indus Valley Civilization like nomadic Indo Aryans and earthquakes but climate change theory may be the most valid scenario. Though Nishant Malik told that there was no mathematical evidence till the new hybrid approach was incorporated. He backed the theory based on his research that there was a huge change in monsoon patterns before the rise and it totally reversed before fall of civilization attesting to the theory that climate change had caused the fall.

The scientists from Rochester Institute of Technology trust that the new method will give a new direction to evolve more mechanized techniques to find changes in ancient climate details which may lead to more ground- breaking and relevant theories. 

Basic LGBTQ+ Terms That You Should Know

Recognising the singularity within the LGBTQ+ community is of extreme importance. Many fail to understand the difference and club them all together, thus, their identities should be properly understood and respected by society. They have been discriminated against, labelled as a disease, disrespected and their acts criminalised by law. Understanding, accepting and respecting the community is the least the society can do to compensate for the past. 

Let’s get right to the terminology so that we can do proper justice to the community-

  1. Lesbian 

People who identify with this identity are generally women who are attracted to other women. This attraction may be sexual or romantic in nature. The term ‘lesbian’ was derived from Lesbos, an island in Greece, where lived the poetess Sappho. The remnants of her poetry are about women, describing their lives, relationships, role and also expressing her love for other women. It was with the growth of female education and feminism that lesbians first started to rise and demand respect. 

2. Gay

Initially, ‘gay’ was used as an umbrella term for all those attracted to the same sex. However, now it refers to men who are attracted to the same gender. The term originally meant cheerful, however, in the 17th century, it was used to refer to prostitutes or womanisers. It was in the 1950s that the term ‘gay’ described homosexuality. Laws of many countries have been amended to favour the community but there is still a long way to go. 

3. Bisexual

Bisexuality is romantic or sexual attraction to more than one gender. Commonly, it is understood as an attraction towards men as well as women but it is quite a fluid term. Earlier, the term ‘bisexual’ was used for those who had both male and female genitals. It was in 1892 that bisexual was used to refer to those who were attracted to the opposite as well as the same gender. Bisexuality is wrongly perceived as a transitioning phase, rather than a sexual identity. 

4. Transgender

Transgender, an umbrella term, includes those whose gender identity does not coincide with the gender assigned at birth. They may also undergo medical procedures to change their sex as they don’t identify with their birth sex. In 1965, the term ‘transgender’ was coined by John F. Oliven. The sexual orientation of trans people may be heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, asexual, et cetera. 

The ‘Q’ in the LGBTQ+ may stand for Queer or Questioning.

5. Queer 

Queer is often used to refer to people with sexual identities and orientation other than heterosexual and cisgender. It includes the entire LGBT+ community. Initially, this word meant ‘odd’ or ‘peculiar’ but now it has transformed into a term inclusive of all genders and sexual minorities which have a collective history of prejudice and discrimination. However, people of the LGBT+ community may or may not identify as queer. 

6. Questioning

It This terms may refer to those who are still discovering themselves, who are questioning their sexual identity or orientation. It may also be used by people who do not want to put a label on themselves due to personal reasons or societal pressures. 

Always remind yourself that you deserve respect, independent of your sexuality and identity. 

(I, as the writer, sincerely apologise if I was unable to properly define your identity. There are multiple genders, sexual identities and orientations that I have not covered in this article).

RAPE..Is it NORMAL!!!

Rapes in India are increasing day by day even after the “nirbhaya” case in 2012,I don’t understand the fact that if a girl is standing anywhere whether on the road or bus stand why there is need to tease them look at them touch them why??.People fails to understand that they also have sisters,mothers in there home if you are doing this it might happen at your home also.

Terror is increasing day by day just because people are active. Rapist do more heinous crime of murdering the girls what devil they are?.How can you give so much pain to a innocent girl? what about her dreams?. Just because women are going out that doesn’t give right to anyone to harass,molest or rape them.

Understand that NO means NO!! women are not objects stop objectifying them.They are also Human.They can do what a human can do,They have right what a human possess.People say education is important, i have come across the cases of sexual harassment in corporate world.People are educated then why are they doing this??.

The answer is simple mentality!! the fact is not only women’s, men also get raped but at least girls do not murder them .Well i believe that Whether its a girl or boy nobody should go through this mental stress and embarrassment.

People used to blame girls that they wear short dresses,they go out at night,they drink and smoke but these things do not give anyone the right to rape.We all came across the news that these things do not play any role rapist do not leave anyone whether it is 8 month old girl or 20 or more than 40 whether its day or night whether they wear short dress or fully covered with clothes.

Victim blaming is the worst thing, people forget that victim is being raped he/she is already suffering but the rapist is out somewhere and will rape again.Instead of blaming victim blame the rapist for the crimes they are doing then only things will change in India. whether the rapist is girl or boy punishment should be same and it should be tough then and only then rapes will come to end.

And for those who put false accusation of rapes there should be punishment for misusing there rights. That is completely wrong.You are giving mental trauma to a person,we tends to ignore the mental health of persons, you just cannot misuse your rights.We need to understand that wrong is wrong irrespective of the gender.

The bottom line is that humans must respect human,nobody should mistreat with each other we need to respect the feeling of other gender,then only this world will become a better place, both should have the right to take their own decision.No one is superior than the other, both are equal.Girls can also be a engineer boys can also do household chores or they can be chefs too.Its completely normal.

6 ADDICTIVE GAMES THAT YOU CAN’T AVOID

6 ADDICTIVE GAMES THAT YOU CAN’T AVOID

  1. PUBG Mobile: The full form of PUBG is Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds. It is an online multi player battle royal shooter game which gives an amazing gaming experience. The concept of the game is up to hundred players get landed on an island with the help of parachute and searching for weapons, other types of equipment to kill others by saving their own lives. The safe area of the game map decreases with time and the survival of players become tough.The last player or team who stands wins the game. The main advantage of this game is it can be played with our friends as a team so this feature connects the youth . There is no doubt if a person starts playing this game , they will definitely get addicted to this. So this makes pubg to be in 1st place among all games in 2020.
  2. Candy Crush Saga : It is a free to play game which is loved by people of all ages from a small kid to old people. There are many levels in this game. The concept of this game is to swap colored candy on the game board and match the same colored candies of three or more. The game becomes more interesting when we move to further levels. The options like score,time, unique candies,lives etc gives a fantastic gaming experience and becomes an addiction. One should definitely give a try.
  3. Angry Birds: This game is very famous as we can see the stickers, toys about this . The concept of this game is the player uses a slingshot to launch angry birds at pigs located around various places. The goal of the player is to destroy all pigs in the field. As level gets increased, new types of angry birds with special features will be available. This game gives an amazing experience and one should give a try.
  4. Temple Run 2 : A small kid also know about this game. It is an endless runner game. It introduces new hurdles like mini tracks, water falls,jets of fire etc. It also consists of special power-ups, energy bar, collecting coins and getting encountered with treasure boxes etc. This gives an astonishing experience to the player.
  5. Subway Surfers: This is also very famous game and it is also an endless running game. In this game,the player has a choice of selecting the role of young graffiti artists who is running to escape from an inspector and his dog. By running, the player can collect coins, power-ups, some special gadgets simultaneously dodging with trains. There will be daily rewards, weekly rewards,keys,medals etc which makes the players to get addicted.
  6. Cooking Fever: This game becomes interesting once we start playing. The player plays the role of supplying different kinds of food items according to the requirement of customer. The food items has different process of heating, placing in oven ,grill etc. This game gives you a cool experience and one gets addicted if they start playing this

47 Educators Awarded in Virtual Ceremony.

President Ram Nath Kovind bestowed 47 educators with National Award in a Virtual Ceremony for working exceptionally in the educational field. It was the first time the ceremony was held virtually in the wake of pandemic COVID-19. The President admired the role of women as educators as he noticed that 40 percent of them were winners. He also paid his tribute to Dr S. Radhakrishnan who was a visionary, statesman and an extraordinary teacher. He also said that celebrating his birthday as Teachers’ Day is just a token in front of the services which he had offered to the society.

The President also pointed towards the importance of information technology in the times of COVID-19 which has helped teachers in imparting education in such difficult times as well. Taking a note on digital divide, he said that now it is mandatory for the steps to be taken to benefit children who are in tribal or distant areas. He also stated that teachers should be taking the central stage in imparting the National Education Policy to be successful and fruitful.

Indian Constitution: the soul of our democracy

“Constitution is not a mere lawyer’s document, it is a vehicle of Life, and its spirit is always the spirit of Age”.

 ~B. R. Ambedkar

 Wikipedia says, “The Constitution of India is the supreme law of India”. But for the people of India, it is a book of faith. We all believe, if there’s anything politically and legally wrong in the country, just pick up the Constitution, it’s gonna be our savior. But all that we have today and all that we aspire to have tomorrow has gone through and will continue to go through a long journey. From the big broad pages illustrated and handwritten by Prem Behari Narain Raizada to the pocket Constitution today, it has traveled for over 7 decades. So let’s unravel the clock of time and see what all it has to go through to come to us in its present form.

 It took almost three years( 2 years 11 months and 17 days) for the Constituent Assembly to complete the historic task of drafting the Constitution for Independent India. And when it finally came into effect on 26th January 1950, India ceased to be a dominion of the British Crown. The 299 members of the Drafting Committee, chaired by B.R. Ambedkar, discussed for 165 days in 11 sessions to give the Constituent Assembly the first draft. 

 The Constitution was drafted into two language scripts, Devnagari and Roman, with 117, 369 words in the Roman script. 

 And since then, the Indian Constitution has gone through 101 amendments, the most famous being the 42nd Amendment of 1976, also known as the mini Constitution. It is the second-longest active Constitution, after Alabama.

 The task of writing down the whole Constitution by hand was given to Prem Behari Narain Raizada. A total of 254 pen holder-nibs of no 303 were used to pen down the Constitution. He was allotted a room in the Constitution House to work on the sacred texts. And as a fee for his 6 months’ hard work, Mr. Raizada asked for the permission to inscribe on each page of the Constitution and also the name of his grandfather (with his) on the last page. And the artistic ingenuity of the Constitution was the flair of Acharya Nandalal Bose of Shantiniketan and his students and the Preamble enriched by Beohar Rammanohar Sinha.

 The original handwritten copy of the Constitution is kept in specially designed helium cases in the Parliament of India Library.

 For 25 years after the adoption of the Constitution, there was no clarity to the question, whether the Preamble is a part of the Constitution or not? And hence some important judgments were made to with respect to the Preamble

 •Berubari Union Advisory Opinion Case of 1960: This case specified that Preamble can not be treated as a part of the Constitution.

 •Kesavananda Bharati vs State of Kerala Case of 1973: During this case, the Supreme Court altered the opinion and pronounced Preamble as a part of the Constitution. 

 •LIC of India Case of 1995: The Supreme Court again held the previous opinion.

Our Constitution is a bag of borrowing. Here is a list of excerpts taken from all the Other Constitution:

 •“Parliamentary form of Government, Rule of Law, Lawmaking procedure, Single Citizenship, Institution of Speaker, Doctrine of pleasure tenure of civil servants”- British Constitution

 •“Judicial System, Fundamental Rights”- American Constitution

 •”Federal System with strong central authority, Residual powers, center-state Relation”- Canadian Constitution

 •“Directive Principles, Elections of the President of India”- Irish Constitution

 •“Concurrent list, Freedom of Trade and Service within Country”- Australian Constitution

 •“Emergency Provision”- Weimar Constitution

 •“Five Year Plans, Fundamental Duties”- Soviet Constitution

 •”Amendment of Constitution”- South African Constitution 

 •“Office of the Governor, Powers of the federal jury”- Govt. of India Act 1935.