The Indian Army is the land-based branch and the largest component of the Indian Armed Forces. The President of India is the Supreme Commander of the Indian Army,and its professional head is the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), who is a four-star general. Two officers have been conferred with the rank of field marshal, a five-star rank, which is a ceremonial position of great honour. The Indian Army originated from the armies of the East India Company, which eventually became the British Indian Army, and the armies of the princely states, which were merged into the national army after independence. The units and regiments of the Indian Army have diverse histories and have participated in a number of battles and campaigns around the world, earning many battle and theatre honours before and after Independence.

HISTORY: The distinguished history of Indian Army dates back more than ten thousand years. The two grand epics of ‘Ramayana’ and ‘Mahabharata’ constitute the fundamental framework around which the edifice of Indian Army is built. The massive war ‘Mahabharata’, fought at Kurukshetra in north-central India, has left indelible imprints on the Indian psyche. Fought relentlessly for eighteen days in the quest of peace, the force level described in the Epic states 18 ‘Akshaunis’, seven with the ‘Pandavas’ and eleven with the ‘Kauravas’, amounting to nearly 400,000 assorted troops fighting on chariots, horses, elephants and foot soldiers.
Role:Indian Army is mandated to safeguard National Interests from External Aggression and Internal Subversion.

TASK:War Fighting to meet External Aggression.

Internal Security Management to include Internal Threats.

Force Projection.

Peace Keeping Operations or Military Assistance to friendly foreign countries.

Render Humanitarian Assistance, Disaster Relief and Aid to Civil Authorities.

Command. & Control
The President of India is the Supreme Commander of the Indian Armed Forces. As in all democracies, the Indian Armed Forces are controlled by the elected political leadership of the Nation – The Government of India. Executive control is exercised sequentially through the Union Cabinet, the Defence Minister, the Chiefs of Staff Committee (COSC) and the Chiefs of Army, Naval and Air Staff of their respective Services. The Ministry of Defence handles matters related to personnel, financial and resource management.

The primary mission of the Indian Army is to ensure national security and national unity, to defend the nation from external aggression and internal threats, and to maintain peace and security within its borders. It conducts humanitarian rescue operations during natural calamities and other disturbances, such as Operation Surya Hope, and can also be requisitioned by the government to cope with internal threats. It is a major component of national power, alongside the Indian Navy and the Indian Air Force

Festivals are the celebrations of love the celebrations of being one of a crucial part of the family. Raksha bandhan is a major occasion which is celebrated all over India. It is the merriment of a very lovable bond between brothers and sisters.

Raksha Bandhan is the festivity of the innocent bond of love involving a brother and a sister. Raksha Bandhan is also called Nariyal Purnima or coconut full moon in the Western Ghats that consists of the states of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa and Karnataka. Here, Raksha Bandhan signifies the commencement of a fresh season for those reliant on the ocean.According to the ancient legend of Bhavishya Purana, once there was a fierce battle between Gods and demons. Lord Indra- the principle deity of sky, rains and thunderbolts who was fighting the battle on the side of Gods was having a tough resistance from the powerful demon King, Bali. The war continued for a long time and did not came on a decisive end. Seeing this, Indra’s wife Sachi went to the Lord Vishnu who gave her a holy bracelet made up of cotton thread. Sachi tied the holy thread around the wrist of her husband, Lord Indra who ultimately defeated the demons and recovered the Amaravati. The earlier account of the festival described these holy threads to be amulets which were used by women for prayers and were tied to their husband when they were leaving for a war. Unlike, the present times, those holy threads were not limited to brother-sister relationships.

rakhi is coming soon i am seriously excited for that  the sister prepares the pooja thali with diya, vermilion (kumkum), rice grains, sweets and rakhis. She worships the god and goddesses, ties a Rakhi on her brother’s wrist and wishes for their well-being. The brother in turn blesses the sister and promises to protect her from the evils of the world. He gifts something to her as a token of his love and affection. The rakhis and the sweets are bought and arranged usually prior to the Purnima. As per the ritual the family members get geared up for the rituals before time. Raksha Bandhan is not far away and many brothers and sisters are eagerly awaiting this auspicious festival.

No matter how much they fight with one another, they always stand behind them in support. Brothers and sisters fight with each other over trivial matters. In other words, they share a bond which is full of teasing and love.The family members dress up for this occasion, usually in ethnic wear. We see the markets flooded with colorful rakhis and gifts. Every year, fashionable and trendiest rakhis do the rounds of the market. Women shop for the perfect rakhis for their brothers and the men go out to buy gifts for their sisters.

It is one of their most important festivals. In addition, sisters and brothers wait eagerly for it all round the year. People celebrate it with abundant zeal and enthusiasm in India.

For the people of India it’s time to rejoice and feel excited as Raksha Bandhan the popular cultural festivals of India that speaks about the unconditional and most affectionate bond of love between brothers and sisters. Thus now when the festival of Brother-Sister love is approaching people of India are getting ready for a cheerful Raksha Bandhan celebration 2020

Most of us are familiar with the paintings and drawings of Pablo Picasso, but he also did many works in clay!

Picasso discovered ceramics in 1947 and continued creating ceramics until his death in 1973. His ceramic work stood out in his time due to its sense of freedom in brushwork, economy of line, and use of vibrant color.

Picasso produced more than 2000 ceramic pieces.

His pieces utilized new forms, techniques, and color that hadn’t previously been seen in ceramics.

Although ceramics are often deemed a craft, Picasso viewed the plates, jugs, vases, and other vessels he created as a type of canvas that curved. He playfully experimented with the union of decoration and form, and left his mark in the world of ceramic art.

Picasso turned to sculpture with particular rigor at several key moments in his career, using the medium as a testing ground for ideas that would catalyze crucial shifts in his practice at large. The sculpture Woman’s Head (Fernande) (1909), also on view, helped Picasso conceptualize the break of solid volume into shifting masses suggestive of varying perspectives, and served as a foundation for the development of Cubism.

Over the course of his long career, Picasso devoted himself to sculpture wholeheartedly, if episodically, using both traditional and unconventional materials and techniques. Unlike painting, in which he was formally trained and through which he made his living, sculpture occupied a uniquely personal and experimental status for Picasso. He approached the medium with the freedom of a self-taught artist, ready to break all the rules. This attitude led him to develop a deep fondness for his sculptures, to which the many photographs of his studios and homes bear witness. Treating them almost as members of his household, he cherished the sculptures’ company and enjoyed re-creating them in a variety of materials and situations.

Picasso kept the majority in his private possession during his lifetime. It was only in 1966, through the large Paris retrospective Hommage à Picasso, that the public became fully aware of this side of his work. Following that exhibition, in 1967 The Museum of Modern Art organized The Sculpture of Picasso, which until now was the first and only exhibition on this continent to display a large number of the artist’s sculptures.

While I was were researching Picasso and his art, I stumbled upon this site called Mr. Picassohead. I decided to play around with it and found that you could create some interesting art in the style of Picasso, adding color and all development of Cubism.

Picasso Sculpture focuses on the artist’s lifelong work with sculpture, with a particular focus on his use of materials and processes. The exhibition, which features more than 100 sculptures, complemented by selected works on paper and photographs, aims to advance the understanding of what sculpture was for Picasso, and of how he revolutionized its history through a lifelong commitment to constant reinvention.

The exhibition is organized in chapters corresponding to the distinct periods during which Picasso devoted himself to sculpture, each time exploring with fresh intensity the modern possibilities of this ancient art form.

Wipro on Thursday announced to launch a 5G edge services solutions suite built on IBM technology that will enable seamless deployment of infrastructure in telecommunications, manufacturing, oil and gas and retail industries. The solution is designed to offer Wipro customers better data control, reduced costs, faster insights and actions, and more automated, secured operations.

A key module of the solution, primarily for the telecom ecosystem, provides a complete application suite to enable a secured gig economy around 5G-related services, the company said in a statement.

The 5G edge services solutions suite is designed to significantly enhance Wipro’s existing ‘Boundary Less Enterprise – Universal Edge’ portfolio.

The offering allows communications service providers and mobile tower operators to deploy their applications into dispersed edge devices.

“Our strong telecommunication domain capabilities coupled with leadership in cloud & infrastructure lifecycle and investment in the recently-launched ‘Wipro IBM Novus Lounge’ equips us well to deliver these industry-specific solutions,” said KR Sanjiv, Chief Technology Officer, Wipro.

Wipro is joining the IBM Edge Ecosystem, an initiative to help partners implement open standards-based cloud native solutions that can be deployed and autonomously manage edge applications at large scale.

Wipro’s solutions combined with ‘IBM Edge Application Manager’ and ‘IBM TRIRIGA’ is expected to address a range of concerns related to deploying and managing globally distributed services on devices, private edges and telecom operator’s Multi Access Edges.

The 5G edge services solutions suite integrates various edge computing solutions from IBM.

“The convergence of 5G and edge computing is set to spark new levels of innovation, and this, in turn, will fuel a broad ecosystem of providers to co-create for a growing set of edge opportunities,” said Evaristus Mainsah, General Manager, Cloud, Cloud Pak and Edge Ecosystem, IBM.

The two companies recently announced a collaboration to develop hybrid cloud offerings to help businesses migrate, manage and transform mission-critical workloads across public or private cloud and on-premises IT environments.

The recently launched ‘Wipro IBM Novus Lounge’ has been designed to accelerate client innovation and bring such industry-ready solutions from public and private clouds to the edge.

Airbag systems are made up of three basic components the bag itself, the inflator unit, and the crash sensor. The bag and inflator are housed together in an airbag module. In most cases, the sensor is located in the passenger compartment facing upwards, so in the event of an accident it is detected immediately.

When the crash sensor deteriorates rapidly, it causes the inflator to produce nitrogen gas as quickly as it raises the bag, causing the bag to escape its condition. The most commonly used type of sensor is the electromechanical ball and tube structure. This type of sensor is made of a tube with a rotating machine and a metal ball on one of them held in place by a magnetic field. In the event of a strong enough blow, the ball is removed from its place, pulling down the tube and hitting the switch. Blowing the switch causes the electrical circulation that overflows the airbag to close. With the circuit closed, the inflator inserts to install an airbag.

Inside the inflation device is a small, solid propellant that is completely different from the types of antagonists used in rocket boosters. The propellant used in most airbags is a combination of sodium azide (NaN3) and potassium nitrate (KNO3). When these two chemical compounds react, they heat up rapidly and produce the nitrogen gas that fills the bag.

Airbags should send a very high speed to properly protect car occupants from hitting the interior of the car. In fact, when the airbag throws off its module it reaches 322km / h. The whole process of airbag bottles rises from the time the accident is discovered when the bag is completely above holds about one twenty five seconds. Seconds after the bag has completely risen, the gas inside the bag begins to slowly leak from the small holes. This allows people inside the car to have a room after the accident. In addition, after an airbag pulls on people around it they may notice that a toxic substance has been released. This material either talcum powder or corn starch is harmless and is used to keep air layers soft while stored in the module.

Can air layers cause damage?

Airbags should strike a balance between speeding fast enough to prevent occupants from colliding with the inside of the vehicle and robbing at high speed which results in injuries. To protect the occupants of the vehicles, the airbags must be tightened immediately so that under certain conditions the force of the inflation itself could cause injury to the occupants of the vehicles. Therefore, drivers and passengers in the front seat should take care to ensure that they are not placed in a position that could put them at risk of injury in the event of an airbag deploy.

The position of the driver in relation to the airbag is a very important factor in whether you are injured in the air bag service. Transportation Canada notes that the only equivalent of eight people in 2001 who suffered injuries caused by airbags was that they were too close to the air bag while operating

Social media platforms such as Instagram and Facebook have become very popular in the lives of many people. With adolescents and young adults, especially young women, being the first users of such platforms, it is an important question whether the use of social media contributes to self-esteem, self-esteem, body image, and physical dissatisfaction. Researchers have begun to question the intensity of these questions, and recent studies have shown mixed results. The current article attempts to review these findings and provide possible explanations for the effects of social media use on physical dissatisfaction, with a focus on Instagram, Facebook, and other popular photo-based platforms.

“Social media is not real life,” said Essena O’Neill, a 19-year-old Australian Internet star who quit social media in November 2015 to prove that social media is a way for self-promotion. Essena has been a star on Instagram, Tumblr, YouTube and other social media platforms, with more than 600,000 followers on Instagram alone (McCluskey, 2016). As soon as he was silent, his followers and friends were in a commotion. They called the Australian man and accused him of deliberately closing his social media accounts in order to attract more attention and attention. His followers, friends and acquaintances began posting blogs and videos in response to Essena’s withdrawal from social media, with some even sending death threats.

In the same week Essena left Instagram, The Guardian’s Mahita Gajanan (2015) asked some young women about their self-esteem and confidence and their experience with social media. His discovery was in line with Essena’s; most of the women interviewed felt insecure. Many young women have reported staring at the number of “likes” they get, fearing that they don’t look good with their photos, think people think they look different on social media than in real life, and ask what aspects of their lives people can get the glory of. It was a common theme for women to spend a lot of time thinking about what image they should upload, upload a picture and constantly look at their page to see calculations such as, “which in turn increases their self-esteem.” Although many women are aware of these practices, they are consumed by their need to enter social media and strive to disrupt their habits. Many young women have reported that they live their lives through social media and view media presence as more important than real life. This focus on social media sources and subsequent compulsive behavior may contribute to physical satisfaction. To date, however, the findings of the study have been mixed, and the exact relationship between social media behavior and physical dissatisfaction is unclear.

The Influence of the News

The use of social media in particular has grown significantly in the last decade and continues to be a problem. The Pew Research Center shows that 71% of 13- to 17-year-olds use Facebook, 52% use Instagram, and 41% use Snapchat in 2015. Young girls using social media platforms are more frequently used than their male counterparts; 61% of girls use Instagram compared to 44% of boys. This increase in social media use, particularly Facebook and Instagram, could negatively affect adolescent girls and young women in terms of their self-esteem and physical satisfaction (Lenhart, 2015).

Some researchers have suggested a link between physical dissatisfaction and eating disorders with exposure to fashion magazines or television shows for women (Grabe et al., 2008; Levine & Murnen, 2009). These studies examined the emergence of media forms and body image to show that there may be a link between looking at small body images and dissatisfaction with her body. Another study by Becker and colleagues (2011) shows that media effects can occur even externally. The authors have learned whether direct and indirect media exposure (e.g., television, videos, CD players, MP3 players, internet access, phone access) is associated with pathology diets in young Fiji girls. They found a link between direct media exposure (e.g., personal media exposure) and mass media exposure (e.g., media exposure to people in the same peer group) on pathology diets in Fiji girls. Although there are limitations, such as the question of whether the findings can be documented in general (Becker et al, 2011), this study suggests that at least in this case, social networks play an important role in media interactions and dietary pathology, which may increase media interactions and physical dissatisfaction.

However, these findings should be taken with the knowledge that some investigators did not find a link between viewing media-based images and physical dissatisfaction. Holmstrom (2004) conducted a meta-analysis on pre-existing literature and focused on general media exposure and body dissatisfaction, body image and dietary pathology. Holmstrom focused on 34 subjects that used the media as an independent variant and a dissatisfaction with body image as the reliability and size of the overall result were minimal. Surprisingly, research has shown that women report that they feel better about their bodies after looking at excessively fat photos and have no change in body image after looking at thin bodies. These findings undermine the relationship between the image and the media and suggest the need for further investigation.

A recent meta-analysis by Ferguson (2013) enhanced the work of Holmstrom (2004), Grabe and colleagues (2008) and other researchers, and included the findings from 204 studies. The main point Ferguson honored was the publication of choice; precisely, that significant statistical results are likely to be published and empirical findings are non-existent, by a meta-analysis of a collection of biased findings. Ferguson (2013) did not find a relationship between media and physical satisfaction for men, however, there was a high, but very small, increase in women, especially for those with a desire for body image problems. Overall, meta-analyzes have encouraged researchers to be more secure in their studies of the relationship between social media and physical dissatisfaction because of the magnitude of the impact effect, the design limitations of the study, and the bias bias.

In a Summary

The popularity of the media, especially the media, in its youth makes it a powerful force for good. The findings discussed above provide the basis for future research and open up important discussions on how the use of social media can influence physical dissatisfaction. However, a lot of research is related, and the mechanisms for triggering possible relationships are still unknown. Most of the findings may apply to one person and may not be available to the general public. More work is needed in the future to distinguish between possible annoyances such as peer pressure and image editing. Scientists have identified specific areas to focus on, such as the need to specify moderate formulations (i.e., whether the result may be foodborne illness, physical dissatisfaction, etc.) and design a comprehensive study based on the limitations of previous research (Holmstrom, 2004; Ferguson, 2013). All in all, apart from the mixed findings and limitations of previous studies, previous research seems to note the relationship between social media and physical dissatisfaction, even though the nature and strength of the relationship remains unknown.

The term patience is taken from the Latin word pati which implies pain, suffering, bear. Patience is the ability to stay patient when waiting on an result you expect or desire. So patience is a struggle for most of us. Getting the opportunity to endure waiting, uncertainty, or irritation without being irritated or angry is very challenging.We should keep full power of our thoughts or desires and act confidently in the face of challenging or stressful circumstances. 

Nevertheless, becoming diligent in today’s environment is already becoming challenging due to the instant technological developments we get into habit that enable us to acquire knowledge and absorb almost everything we want-right away. Then why should someone even be patient enough to wait for anything.

However, completing our target or sustaining good partnerships or maintaining calm mind patience often plays a major role in our existence. Something worth doing takes a great deal of energy, commitment and effort to achieve on schedule with the aid of patience alone.I still reinforce the point that you should first fully understand it in order to properly overcome or fix a issue. Which is why you have to know that the initial level of patience derives from before you understand how to become more compassionate.

Your childhood is the initial root of patience. 

In later life the coping style you learned as a child is generally the same. If you realized that fighting and crying forced your mom and dad to give in forcefully and let you “win it” you undoubtedly started with an initial low patience.

From the other side, whether your mom or dad is strict yet supportive, when confronted with difficulty, they definitely established a new mind frame and hopefully began with a higher degree of tolerance beginning.  When you grow older and matured through adulthood, the maturity you now have is determined by your experiences with others. 

Patience is important for success and you can make a lot of effort to learn this “ability.” And if in all areas of your life you want to be successful you should make every effort to become a more patient person.

Here are the main benefits you`ll get by becoming more patient:

Patience and perseverance have a magical effect before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish.  – John Quincy Adams

1. Reduces stress levels and make you happier and healthier person:Once we have learned to control our emotions, we would naturally be in a stronger state to cope with all the stressful and challenging circumstances of our life without getting frustrated with grace and poise.

2.  Results in better decision making:When we are patient, we can treat any problem confidently because we will look at the circumstance with the massive because constructive sinerio and assess the benefits and drawbacks. The risks of having a huge error are so low so we will not do things in a hurry.

3.    Helps develop understanding, empathy and compassion.If you are patient yourself, you are inherently more understanding and caring for others. Patients have the opportunity to evaluate what they are going through, so they are willing to decide what it means to resolve challenges so that they appreciate people better. It contributes to stronger, more satisfying connections with families, mates, children and employers.

4.   Helps you understand and appreciate the process of growth.As described earlier it takes time and energy to accomplish something worthwhile. As the old saying goes, “Rome wasn’t constructed in a day.” This all takes time to prepare, develop, analyze and calculate and it requires courage to take time.

Tips to develop patience:

These strategies will help you mold yourself into a more patient, easy-going person.

• Take a day where you make patience your goal for the entire day. :

This lockdown is the perfect chance to cultivate the discipline of patience. Just make a deliberate attempt to take your time to reflect about what you do, be conscious to stay in the moment. At the end of the day, consider all the times you’ve made better decisions, get along with others, and really appreciate what occurred. Prepare to do it on a regular basis. Much is needed to develop patience like physical exercise.

• Slow down.

Most people struggling with patience can never answer this question.

 “Why are you in such a hurry?”

If you have the tendency to rush around and try to hurry things up, want things done immediately and can’t wait for things to take their natural course, STOP. Take several deep breaths before you act or make a move. For example, if you’re in a long lineup at the grocery store or in heavy traffic, make the decision to pause and not get worked up. Do some isometrics, listen to the radio, or just enjoy the view. Getting impatient won’t make things move along any faster, so why get worked up for nothing?

• Practice delaying gratification.When you choose to have the dessert, have a second beer, or purchase your tenth pair of red trainers, pause and think about it first. Perhaps after all, you don’t need or want all of them that much. You can save yourself a little time or add calories. •

Practice thinking before you speak. 

At times, we distort the first idea that comes into our minds without realizing the implications. If we are patient, hesitate and go through what we intend to convey, we will avoid hurting or insulting anyone.

•  Increase Your Self-Confidence

Impatience typically raises its ugly head when you feel let down, or when you don’t feel in control, or maybe you feel like your hands are tied. You want anything to change NOW, but you really don’t want to be willing to do something to move it quicker. A individual with a high degree of confidence would embrace the condition as it is; they will not combat it or protest about it. They ‘re going to deal on it, rather.

To become more patient, know that patience and confidence go hand in hand. Throughout life, you have to choose and select your battles. Yes, there are occasions where you have to take a firm stance and move against the wind, but in much of the day-to-day instances, it’s not only healthier, but also simpler to go with the flow of events and have the courage to cope with life when it unfolds.

•  Put On Your “Positive” Glasses

Patience is more about understanding and the way you react at circumstances. 

For example, if you miss a bus, don’t dwell on negativity, but consider positive things like walking outside or loving fresh air. So consider having a good outlook to everything you do; you’ll discover that you’re not only going to alleviate stress, but you’re going to be a much happier person.

Always turn a negative situation into a positive situation. ― Michael Jordan

• Understand & Counteract Your Triggers

Impatience is something that is triggered. This trigger is different for everybody but it has the same purpose. To become more patient try to “understand“ what your trigger is. What is that thing that you think about or feel right before you lose it? Maybe your trigger is when someone screams at you? or if someone calls you a certain name?Reality is that the trigger — the first step to overcoming it is to recognize it and seek to expose the deep-rooted anxiety that allows this trigger to occur in the first place. 

If you realize what the trigger is, you will try to overcome it by using relaxing activities or strategies if you sense the trigger is building up. 

For certain situations, the release of holed-up is impatient.

• Relive stress and anxiety:

There are many ways to release this pent up stress and anxiety inside of you, But the methods I like the best include:

• Exercising Regularly

• Taking Time For Short Meditation Sessions

• Doing Breathing Exercises

• Practicing “ME” Time where you daily track where you are in the day, how you feel, why you feel how you feel, what is triggering any negative feelings and being compassionate to yourself and treating yourself with love. Use this time to help yourself like you would a really dear friend who has had a tough day. Self-love goes a long way.

• A Few Motivational Quotes About Patience

Apparently, this isn’t a “tip” of its own, but I consider quotes to be so effective. Here are some of my favorite quotes on patience that may help you know that this “ability” isn’t anything new, but a calm individual has always been respected and has been known as a good person across human history.

1 A man who is a master of patience is master of everything else. -George Savile

2 Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. -Benjamin Disraeli

3 It is hard! But what cannot be removed becomes lighter through patience. -Horace

4 He that can have patience can have what he will. -Benjamin Franklin

5 I have just three things to teach: simplicity, patience, compassion. These three are your greatest treasures. -Lao Tzu

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday has given a notification in a request recorded looking for directions to discharge the amount of benefits for the Widows in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic.

A bench of the Chief Justice D.N. Patel and Justice Prateek Jalan has given notification to the Delhi Government and asked for its reaction. The request has been recorded by Mr. Harpal Singh Rana, a social specialist through his Advocate Mr. Akhil Rana looking for bearing to the respondents to discharge the amount of widow beneficiaries quickly after due confirmation of those retired people whose pension has been retained and is stopped uniquely on some imaginary grounds. Mr. Akhil while appealing to the Court presented that the Widow annuity has been retained giving an obscure explanation that the location of the retired person was not found. Around 12000 women had denied pension during the lockdown. The women are also being denied the financial assistance for their daughter’s marriages.

The appeal expressed that “the Parameters/Condition for the Widow Pension and Financial help for marriage of the Widow’s little girl are not consistence with one another.”

The court has given notification and listed the issue for 26^th of August

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday has given a notification in a request recorded looking for directions to discharge the amount of benefits for the Widows in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic.

A bench of the Chief Justice D.N. Patel and Justice Prateek Jalan has given notification to the Delhi Government and asked for its reaction. The request has been recorded by Mr. Harpal Singh Rana, a social specialist through his Advocate Mr. Akhil Rana looking for bearing to the respondents to discharge the amount of widow beneficiaries quickly after due confirmation of those retired people whose pension has been retained and is stopped uniquely on some imaginary grounds. Mr. Akhil while appealing to the Court presented that the Widow annuity has been retained giving an obscure explanation that the location of the retired person was not found. Around 12000 women had denied pension during the lockdown. The women are also being denied the financial assistance for their daughter’s marriages.

The appeal expressed that “the Parameters/Condition for the Widow Pension and Financial help for marriage of the Widow’s little girl are not consistence with one another.”

The court has given notification and listed the issue for 26^th of August

More than 250 Advocates, including 4 assigned Senior Lawyer, have kept in touch with Bombay HC Chief Justice Dipankar Datta looking for resumption of physical hearings with wellbeing precautionary measures or to begin ordinary becoming aware of issues through the current arrangement of video-conferencing (VC) or even a half and half framework including both physical and virtual.

The letter marked Senior Lawyers B A Desai, Yusuf Muchhala, Rajani Iyer and Arif Bookwala among 250 others including Ashok Yende, Sunip Sen, Pradeep Rajgopal, Kamal Khata, Zohair Zaidy, Mohamed Arshad Haindaday and Manoj Shirsat said the court staff are as of now in the list of basic services to be qualified to go by local trains and the best is offering its services to them too and physical hearing might be continued and the legal advisors who can’t attend to be given “a choice to show up for all intents and purposes.”

The letter demands the Chief Justice to consider setting up “mobile VC offices” for Mumbai suburbs and satellite towns as was finished by the Telangana HC and to set up offices in “various rooms in the HC including the premises of bar association and libraries.”

The lawyers calling attention to that not all legal counselors have the fundamental foundation to lead matters through VC or approach it might want bar affiliations be snagged into train advocates on advanced documenting and VC hearings. The letter likewise said that the “current circumstance is hampering removal of pending prosecution which is thus… adding to the current monetary emergency.” The signatories additionally stated, “digital connectivity is additionally not steady.’

They bring up that the “extraordinary circumstance where each organization is attempting to convey… Court as a justice dispensation institution and is no exemption… court working has been seriously confined during the pandemic.” Unable to work at its full quality the HC has been leading procedures by means of VC and as of late multiplied its days. The letter said the “temporary arrangement” is “lacking to meet the immense needs and tremendous case load on the justice administration system.”

Desai later stated, “As I would like to think the virtual hearing has an intrinsic component of infringement of natural justice, in light of the fact that numerous procedures in lower court and in councils are in Marathi and parcel of attorneys, not knowledgeable with advanced innovation are off guard.” He likewise said “courts should look for recorded entries to cut court time devoured by oral hearings.”

Some who have not marked the letter said with suburban trains, the city’s life-line, not completely functional, would render the interest of physical hearing, hard to really actualize.