Fourteen-day complete lockdown to come into force in Manipur from this afternoon

In Manipur, complete statewide lockdown and curfew will  begin from 2.00 P.M. today for 14 days. A State Cabinet Meeting chaired by the Chief Minister held last evening reviewed the COVID-19 situation in the state and decided to implement the complete lockdown as a preventive measure.

After the Emergency Cabinet Meeting held last evening, Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh announced that there will be a 14-day lockdown in the entire area of Manipur from this afternoon. The Chief Minister said that the decision to implement complete lockdown has been taken after some people, who do not have travel history, were found positive of COVID-19 in the state. He said, the government will enforce the lockdown and curfew strictly and appeal to the people of the state to cooperate with the decision of the government.

Ravi Shankar Prasad emphasises need for building trustworthy Artificial Intelligence systems that can transform society

Union Minister of Electronics and Information Technology Ravi Shankar Prasad has said that India will soon put in place a robust personal data protection law. He said, it will not only address the data privacy related concerns of citizens but also ensure availability of data for innovation and economic development. Mr Prasad said, in view of these concerns, the digital platforms having presence in many countries must become trustworthy, safe and secure. He was speaking at the virtual meeting of G-20 Digital Economy Ministers yesterday, hosted by Saudi Arabia which is holding the presidency of G-20. Mr Prasad told the Ministers of the G-20 countries that it is time to acknowledge that digital platforms anywhere in the world have to be responsive and accountable towards the sovereign concerns of countries including defence, privacy and security of citizens.

The Union Minister also emphasized the need for building trustworthy Artificial Intelligence systems that can transform the society. In the wake of global pandemic like COVID-19, Mr. Prasad strongly emphasized the need for building a resilient global supply chain. He shared the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi for making India an attractive destination for investment closely integrated with global supply chains.

Mr  Prasad also told the global gathering about how India under the leadership of the Prime Minister has managed the COVID-19 crisis far better than many other countries. The Union Minister shared India’s digital innovations that helped  fight against COVID-19. He also spoke about initiatives like Aarogya Setu mobile app, geo-fencing system for monitoring quarantined patients and COVID-19 Savdhan bulk messaging systems during the meeting.

Prime Minister to lay foundation stone for Manipur Water Supply Project through video conferencing today

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lay the foundation stone for Manipur Water Supply Project today through video conferencing.

The Governor, Chief Minister of Manipur and his cabinet colleagues, MPs and MLAs are expected to join the program from Imphal. The Centre initiated the Jal Jeevan Mission to provide safe and adequate quantity drinking water to every rural household of the country by 2024 with the motto “Har Ghar Jal”. The Mission is based on a community approach to water and has information, education and communication as key components of the mission. It looks to create a Jan Andolan for water, thereby making it everyone’s priority. There are about 19 crore households in India and only 24 percent have Freshwater Household Tap Connections.

PM Modi says there is global optimism towards India, as it offers a perfect combination of openness, opportunities and options

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that there is global optimism towards India, as it offers a perfect combination of openness, opportunities and options. Delivering the keynote address at the India Ideas Summit hosted by the US-India Business Council, USIBC yesterday, Prime Minister Modi noted that in the last six years, efforts have been undertaken to make the Indian economy more open and reform oriented.

Hailing India as a land of opportunities, the Prime Minister said there are extensive opportunities to invest in a variety of sectors in the country. He said, there are about half a billion active internet users in the country now and over half a billion more people are being connected. He also mentioned opportunities in the frontier technologies of 5G, Big Data analytics, Quantum Computing, Block-chain and Internet of Things.Speaking about the historic reforms recently undertaken in the agriculture sector, Prime Minister said that there are opportunities to invest in areas including agriculture inputs and machinery, agriculture supply chain, food processing sector, fisheries and organic produce.

Noting that the health care sector in India is growing faster than 22 per cent every year and the progress of Indian companies in production of medical-technology, tele-medicine and diagnostics, the Prime Minister  said now is the best time to expand investment in Indian health care sector.The Prime Minister also listed several other sectors which offer tremendous opportunities to invest like energy, infrastructure, roads, highways and ports, civil aviation amongst others. He mentioned that India is raising the FDI cap for investment in defence sector to 74 per cent and two defence corridors have been established to encourage production of defense equipment and platforms.

The Prime Minister also talked about India’s rise in Ease of Doing Business rankings of the World Bank. The Prime Minister highlighted that even during the  pandemic, India has attracted foreign investment of more than 20 billion dollars between April and July this year. The Prime Minister said that India has what is needed to power the global economic recovery.  Calling USA and India as natural partners, he said, this partnership can play an important role in helping the world bounce back faster after the pandemic. Reaching out to the American investors, he said that there has never been a better time to invest in India. The Prime Minister congratulated USIBC on its 45th anniversary this year.

External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar has said that India and the US have the ability by working together to shape the world. Participating in the India Ideas Summit yesterday hosted by the US -India Business Council virtually, Mr Jaishankar said, India and the  US are working on maritime security, counter- terrorism, connectivity, how to respond to the Corona virus pandemic, issues like climate change and knowledge economy. He said, India and the US  need to resolve the pending problems in trade relations and move into something bigger.

Hailing India as a land of opportunities, the Prime Minister said there are extensive opportunities to invest in a variety of sectors in the country. He said, there are about half a billion active internet users in the country now and over half a billion more people are being connected. He also mentioned opportunities in the frontier technologies of 5G, Big Data analytics, Quantum Computing, Block-chain and Internet of Things.Speaking about the historic reforms recently undertaken in the agriculture sector, Prime Minister said that there are opportunities to invest in areas including agriculture inputs and machinery, agriculture supply chain, food processing sector, fisheries and organic produce.

Noting that the health care sector in India is growing faster than 22 per cent every year and the progress of Indian companies in production of medical-technology, tele-medicine and diagnostics, the Prime Minister  said now is the best time to expand investment in Indian health care sector.The Prime Minister also listed several other sectors which offer tremendous opportunities to invest like energy, infrastructure, roads, highways and ports, civil aviation amongst others. He mentioned that India is raising the FDI cap for investment in defence sector to 74 per cent and two defence corridors have been established to encourage production of defense equipment and platforms.

The Prime Minister also talked about India’s rise in Ease of Doing Business rankings of the World Bank. The Prime Minister highlighted that even during the  pandemic, India has attracted foreign investment of more than 20 billion dollars between April and July this year. The Prime Minister said that India has what is needed to power the global economic recovery.  Calling USA and India as natural partners, he said, this partnership can play an important role in helping the world bounce back faster after the pandemic. Reaching out to the American investors, he said that there has never been a better time to invest in India. The Prime Minister congratulated USIBC on its 45th anniversary this year.

External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar has said that India and the US have the ability by working together to shape the world. Participating in the India Ideas Summit yesterday hosted by the US -India Business Council virtually, Mr Jaishankar said, India and the  US are working on maritime security, counter- terrorism, connectivity, how to respond to the Corona virus pandemic, issues like climate change and knowledge economy. He said, India and the US  need to resolve the pending problems in trade relations and move into something bigger.

REHABILITATION AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION

Juvenile or Children are a conflict with law referred to children under the age of 18 years and suspected or accused of committing a crime or be part of illegal activity. Children in conflict with law cannot be arrested by a police officer and can only be apprehended. Only minors between the age of 16-18 years committed heinous crimes can be treated and tried as adults.

The child in conflict with law cannot be tried in criminal courts and should be produced before the Juvenile Justice Board Chaired by a Magistrate and two social worker members. The idea of having social workers on the Juvenile Justice Board is to handle the child with concern to his/her future and to treat them with proper care.

The child in conflict with the law has the following rights based on the Child Rights Convention, humane treatment, no corporal punishment if detained separation from adult criminals at the correctional facility, access to legal assistance, bail and release on recognizance, privacy, diversion, (Education, skill development, sports etc.), proportionate judgment (age considerate Judgement), minimum possible restrictions on liberty, automatic suspension of sentence, probation on merit, confidentiality of proceedings, right against discrimination, constitutional rights.

The major concern on the detention of a child in conflict with law is to make him/her understand and repent for the crime committed. After the Juvenile Justice Board stipulated detention the child may be released on probation. Great care is required to reintegrate the Juvenile back into society. The rehabilitation of the child in conflict with the law has to be done with the considerations to his/her age, mental and physical makeup.

Childcare institutions and social welfare organisations work hand in hand with government nodal agencies to find constructive solutions to the rehabilitation of the Juvenile. To ensure this Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) are laid down by the Ministry of women and child development. Follow up by social workers and probation or parole officer is done periodically to make sure the child reintegrate well into the society he/she was once barred from.

What is Rehabilitation?

The primary motto of punishment is to make the convict understand the grievous nature of the crime committed and regret his/her actions. Hence after the completion (full or partial) of the sentence, the convict has to be prepared to get back into society. The ex-convicts always viewed with a suspicious mind by the general public. Hence the ex-convicts should be prepared mentally and may be taught skill sets to improve their job ability.

Special programs to prevent substance abuse, improve mental health, continuing education was framed for sexual offenders, women parolees and children in conflict with the law. The importance slowly downgraded as the twentieth century progressed towards its end. It regained momentum as human rights concerns are high on the activists’ list.

How does rehabilitation for juveniles work?

While the juveniles held accountable for their violation of the law and kept in juvenile homes or other relevant correctional facilities for public safety, the primary aim is to rehabilitate them. The rehabilitative process includes psychological assessment of the crime committed by the juvenile and the environment, causing it to happen, therapeutic guidance, skill development, involving them in yoga and other mind developing activities.

Financial constraints of the government wade rehabilitation away and involvement of social workers and non-profit organisations resulted in cost-effective multi-modal rehab programs for the juveniles.

Section 40 – Process of rehabilitation and social reintegration

The rehabilitation and social reintegration of a child shall begin during the stay of the child in a children’s home or special home and the rehabilitation and social reintegration of children shall be carried out alternatively by (i) adoption, (ii) foster care, (iii) sponsorship, and (iv) sending the child to an after-care organisation.

Section 41 – Adoption

  1. The primary responsibility for providing care and protection to children shall be that of his family.
  2. Adoption shall be resorted to for the rehabilitation of such children as are orphaned, abandoned, neglected and abused through institutional and noninstitutional methods.
  3. In keeping with the provisions of the various guidelines for adoption issued from time to time by the State Government, the Board shall be empowered to give children in adoption and carry out such investigations as are required for giving children in adoption in accordance with the guidelines issued by the State Government from time to time in this regard.
  4. The children’s homes or the State Government run institutions for orphans shall be recognised as an adoption agencies both for scrutiny and placement of such children for adoption in accordance with the guidelines issued under sub-section (3).
  5. No child shall be offered for adoption-

Section 42 – Foster care


1. The foster care may be used for temporary placement of those infants who are ultimately to be given for adoption.

  1. In foster care, the child may be placed in another family for a short or extended period of time, depending upon the circumstances where the child’s own parent usually visit regularly and eventually after the rehabilitation, where the children may re urn to their own homes.
  2. The State Government may make rules for the purposes of carrying out the scheme of foster care programme of children.

Section 43 – Sponsorship

  1. The sponsorship programme may provide supplementary support to families, to children’s homes and to special homes to meet medical, nutritional, educational and other needs of the children with a view to improving their quality of life .
  2. The State Government may make rules for the purposes of carrying out various schemes of sponsorship of children, such as individual to individual sponsorship, group sponsorship or community sponsorship. Section 44 – After-care organization
    The State Government may, by rules made under this Act, provide-
  3. for the establishment or recognition of after-care organisations and the functions that may be performed by them under this Act;
  4. for a scheme of after-care programme to be followed by such after-care organisations for the purpose of taking care of juveniles or the children after they leave special homes, children homes and for the purpose of enabling them to lead an honest, industrious and useful life;
  5. for the preparation or submission of a report by the probation officer or any other officer appointed by that Government in respect of each juvenile or the child prior to his discharge from a special home, children’s home, regarding the necessity and nature of after-care of such juvenile or of a child, the period of such after-care, supervision thereof and for the submission of report by the probation officer or any other officer appointed for the purpose, on the progress of each juvenile or the child;
  6. for the standards and the nature of services to be maintained by such aftercare organisations;
  7. for such other matters as may be necessary for the purpose of carrying out the scheme of after-care programme for the juvenile or the child;

Provided that any rule made under this section shall not provide for such juvenile or child to stay in the after-care organisation for more than three years;

Provided further that a juvenile or child over seventeen years of age but less than eighteen years of age would stay in the after-care organisation till he attains the age of twenty years.

Section 45 - Linkages and co-ordination

The State Government may make rules to ensure effective linkages between various governmental, non-governmental, corporate and other community agencies for facilitating the rehabilitation and social reintegration of the child.

Kim Kardashian West addresses Kanye West’s mental health and asks for compassion

Kim Kardashian West has shared a message about her husband Kanye West and mental health.

In an Instagram Stories post on Wednesday, Kardashian West acknowledged that West has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and said it’s “incredibly complicated and painful” for many to understand.

“As many of you know, Kanye has bi-polar disorder. Anyone who has this or has a loved one in their life who does, knows how incredibly complicated and painful it is to understand,’ she wrote. “I’ve never spoken publicly about how this has affected us at home because I am very protective of our children and Kanye’s right to privacy when it comes to his health. But today, I feel like I should comment on it because off the stigma and misconceptions about mental health.”

10 most important life lessons of life:

Life often gives us a number of valuable lessons that we often fail to recognize. We couldn’t realize or implement them at the correct moment offered to us. But let’s explore the most significant lessons that can strike ‘s hard through experience.

1. Money can never solve your real problems:

We people have become too engrossed to just get wealthy and gain more and more money to live life comfortably to satisfy our needs. Nevertheless, it’s not bad, but just to run out of money failing to experience life is inaccurate. We should learn to manage our lives in such a way that we love our lives through making some good and also enjoying this pleasant life.There are a lot of people living on so little, but they have beautifully satisfying and prosperous lives … and unfortunately there are a number of people living on quite a ton, but they also have extremely unhappy lives. That’s why we should realize that money is not the only remedy that can cure our real life problems.

2. Patience:

Often when we’re young, we ‘re just beginning our adulthood path and feel like we have to do it all at once. We have to determine something, organize our lives, encounter something, get to the peak, find true love, work out the meaning of our life and accomplish it at the same time. Slow down – don’t jump into things. Let the journey progress. Wait a little to see if you need it, and take the time to assess your options.

3.You cant please everyone

You don’t need to agree with anyone, or just with yourself. Seeking to participate, be loved, admired and appreciated is human nature, but not at the cost of your honesty and happiness. Some individuals can’t give you the affirmation that you’re searching for. It has needed to come from inside.Speak up, stick to your guns, assert yourself when you need to, demand respect, stay true to your values. This is What You Need to Do to Stop Being a People Pleaser.

4. Your Health Is Your Most Valuable Asset

4. Your wellbeing is the most valuable commodity 

Health is an important treasure — they are still cherished, nurtured and secured. Good health on young people is often discarded until they get a opportunity to understand it for what it’s worth. 

They prefer to take for granted our healthy wellbeing, because it is there alone. We don’t have to think about it, but before we have to, we don’t even pay attention to it …until we have to.

Heart disease, bone density, stroke, many cancers—the list of many largely preventable diseases is long, so take care of your health now, or you’ll regret it later on.

5. You Don’t Always Get What You Want

“Life is what happens while you’re busy making other plans.” – John Lennon

No matter how well you prepare and how diligently you are trying, plans still just don’t turn out the way you expect them to… and that’s all right.

We have all these expectations; fixed dreams of what our “ideal” future would be like, but all too frequently that isn’t the truth of the life that we wind up living. Our plans struggle occasionally and we just adjust our mid-course minds occasionally. We have to flop occasionally to follow the correct path and sometimes even attempt a several items before we choose the best route.

6. It’s Not All About You:

You are not universe epicenter. It is really difficult to view the world from beyond your own viewpoint, because we are all too focused on what is going on with our own lives. What am I obliged to do today? What does it say to me, to my job and to my life? What is it then that I want?

It’s natural to be deeply conscious of all that’s going on in your own life, but you’ve got to pay as close attention to what’s going on around you, and how things impact other people around the community as you do your own. It allows problems remain in balance

7. There’s No Shame in Not Knowing:

No-one figured it all out. No one will have all the solutions. There’s no guilt in thinking “I don’t remember.” Don’t pretend to be flawless makes you happy. Only maintaining the false illusion of artificial excellence up is making you obsessive.We have an feeling that in acknowledging our shortcomings, or uncertainly, there is a form of shame or embarrassment, but we may not know exactly. Still, we just commit errors and screw it up. That’s it, we grow as we move. 

So besides — no one wants to know-it-all. A small amount of weakness keeps you alive and just so much more important.

8. Love Is More Than a Feeling; It’s a Choice:

The explosion of immediate anticipation, pulse-fuelled love and passion doesn’t last long. Yet this doesn’t say you can’t have long-lasting passion. 

Love is not just an emotion; it is a choice you make every day.We will chose to let inconveniences pass, to forgive, to be compassionate, to be polite, to be loyal, to love. 

Relationships involve ensuring work completed. This is pleasant at times and extremely challenging at times. In a relationship, it is up to us to chose how we want to behave, think and communicate.

9. Perspective Is a Beautiful Thing:

Typically, when we’re worried or upset, it’s because we’ve lost perspective. Everything that is happening in our lives seems so big, so important, so do or die, but in the grand picture, this single hiccup often means next to nothing.The battle we ‘re struggling with, the work we didn’t get, the real or potential rejection, the sudden desire to change direction, the thing we needed but didn’t get. All of this is not going to apply in 20, 30, 40 years. If all you think is short term, it’s impossible to consider long term, so when it’s life-threatening, let it go, and carry on.

10. Don’t Take Anything for Granted:

We often don’t appreciate what we’ve got until it’s gone: that includes your health, family and friends, your job, the money you’ve got or think you’ll get tomorrow. 

It feels as though your parents should just be around while you’re young but they won’t.You believe you have plenty of time to get back into touch with your old friends, or spend time with new ones, but you don’t. You’ve got the money to invest, so you think you’re going to get that this month, but maybe not. 

Everything about your life, even everyone you love, is not expected to be around forever. 

And here’s a hard-to-learn life lesson, but maybe the most important of all:

Life can change in an instant.

Make sure you appreciate what you have, while you still have it.

IIT Madras develops an alloy of Magnesium in a research project with American Institutes

By Udbhav Bhargava

Researchers from the following 3 organizations have developed an engineered magnesium alloy with significantly improved properties.  Indian Institute of Technology Madras, University of North Texas, and  U.S. Army Research Laboratory. 

Declined industrial application – The need to develop Magnesium

The current industrial application of wrought magnesium alloys in structural components is very limited due to their;

  • Poor strength
  • Poor ductility
  • Yield strength asymmetry
  • Lack of high strain rate super-plasticity.
  • The density of Mg is 2/3rd of aluminium and 1/4th of steel

Description of scientific terms

Ductility is a measure of the capacity of a material to endure substantial plastic deformation until breaking or rupture.

The yield strength or yield stress is a material property and is the stress that corresponds to the yield point at which the material begins plastically deforming itself. The yield strength is used to calculate the maximum permissible load in a mechanical device, as it represents the upper limit of forces which can be applied without permanent deformation. A material will bend elastically until the yield point, and return to its original shape when the stress applied is removed. After reaching the yield point, some fraction of the deformation is permanent and non-reversible, and is known as plastic deformation.

Approach of the research team, the scientists used a magnesium alloy containing elements of rare earth such as Gadolinium (Gd), Yttrium (Y), and Zirconium (Zr). To produce an ultrafine grained variant of this magnesium alloy, the alloy was subjected to a thermo-mechanical processing technique (severe plastic deformation and ageing treatment).

The team then developed the nano-precipitates and ultrafine intermetallic compounds in the ultra-fine-grained magnesium alloy which were thermally stable. Using this method, the group has been able to achieve the highest combination of strength-ductility and highest super-plasticity strain rate of all the current magnesium alloys recorded in the literature to date.

The new engineered alloy is – 

  • Strong
  • Lightweight
  • Highly ductile
  • Its super-plasticity is achieved at higher strain-rates.

Why is this development significant? 

Such properties minimize overall time, energy and costs of manufacture. Vehicle emissions account for around 27 per cent of global emissions of carbon dioxide. Countries all over the world are focused on growing these. The reduction of the carbon emissions of vehicles by using lightweight material in their body has been a primary priority of the researchers. Light-weight vehicles require less energy (fuel) to run, and are thus one of the methods to improve the energy efficiency of automobiles. The new Magnesium alloy in automotive and aerospace parts will replace steel and aluminum alloys.

India’s first Dolphin Observatory.

By Udbhav Bhargava

An observatory to allow visitors to see Gangetic Dolphins in the Vikramshila Gangetic Dolphin Sanctuary would be established shortly. People could watch Dolphins in the river aquatic activities from an observatory tower to be constructed as part of the Sultanganj-Aguwani Ghat Bridge in Bhagalpur, Bihar. The observatory on four storeys will be 40 feet high, with the bridge passing through its centre.

The observatory building will be transparent, with glass from all sides to ensure that the dolphins can be watched without disturbance. The observatory ‘s structural architecture is such that it supports eco-tourism. There would be no deleterious or negative impact on the ecology of the river, as the observation deck is being built on a bridge over the Ganga.

The Gangetic dolphin-Platanista gangetica Indus river dolphin-Platanista gangetica minor The Ganges river dolphin is found primarily in the Ganga and Brahmaputra rivers and their tributaries in India , Bangladesh, and Nepal. The Indus river dolphin is now only present in the main Indus River canal, and in Punjab in the River Beas. The gangetic dolphin is both the national Aquatic animal of India and the National Mammal of Pakistan (Indus Dolphin). These dolphins breathe after rising to the surface and locate objects through echolocation. They prefer water depth greater than 5ft and maximum of 8fts. This range corresponds to the depth range, where they can feed on enough fish. They live in an area where little to no current exists which helps them to save energy. They can dive into deeper waters, if they feel threatened. The dolphins swim up to the edges from the no-current zone to hunt for fish and return.

Endangered

The population of the endangered Gangetic river dolphins was found in the Ganga and its two main tributaries, Gandak and Ghaghra, at almost 1,000 km length. The presence of 1,548 Gangetic dolphins in Ganga, Gandak, Kosi and Mahananda rivers is a sign of a healthy river ecosystem according to a survey in 2019.

Facing various threats

These dolphins unintentionally get killed after being extricated in fishing nylon nets, and are killed by poachers for their flesh, fat and oil. Boats and Machines hamper their echolocation abilities.  Lowering of water levels due to sandbars in river, reckless use of water in irrigation, multiple dam projects significantly lower the inhibitability.

COACH WAS ONCE A LEARNER

Everything is a copy of a copy of a copy and the same continues.Experience comes and grows within and out of a person. Preaching someone also requires having yourself preached at the initial stages of the upbringing of life. Every person who teaches you something was once a learner who has done mistakes and grew from it. Experience makes a person productive with the effective tone they put into what they are pursuing. To be effective, you structure the learning process, explain why your inputs are important, give clear instructions, check for understanding, and handle questions. This is referred to as directive coaching style. On the other end of the continuum, you have facilitative coaching style.

As we’ll see , people with or without experience have to go through the same process as all the others do. While few things do change or remain in this process of naive from fully known person. While directive style lies on positional power, facilitative style draws on personal power. In different coaching situations, depending on requirements, you draw on elements of both direction and facilitation. As a frontline leader, it is extremely important to widen your repertoire by honing your skills of facilitative coaching.

Nepotism in Bollywood

Nowday, Nepotism is in the ears of every person. It is basically giving favoritism to their own relatives in various fields like business, politics, entertainment, sports, religion and many other activities.

In bollywood, after sushant Rajput death nepotism has become a hot topic for debate. Recently, bollywood actress Kanga Ranaut appeared on a channel where she spoke about the culture of nepotism prevailing from earlier time that resulted into Sushant Rajput’s death. She mentions that in this industry there must be godfather behind every actor otherwise their survival is difficult. After Sushant Singh shocking suicide nepotism is highlighted in bollywood. Famous director Karan Johar was called the flag bearer of nepotism on his famous talk show ‘koffee with Karan’ by actress Kanga Ranaut. Many celebs in this industry feel that it’s unfair on the outsiders who are genuinely talented and more deserving. But due to nepotism they left behind. It is very difficult for outsiders to work in bollywood but there are also some success stories like Kanga Renaut, Katrina Kaif, and Sonu Sood who have made it their own. Star kids are getting better launch pads but that can’t stop outsiders from creating their base in the industry.

But when we talk about nepotism it is in each and every profession. For example. A lawyer’s son will have easy access to being a lawyer by virtue of growing in that environment. By the same logic, even an actor kid will have that advantage.Not that star kids are not talented but they get opportunities far easier, projects far bigger and high budget for their films. Nepotism is never ending topic in bollywood that is over discussed concept

Schooling Is Not Education

Mark Twain once said” Don’t let schooling interfere with your education.”

Schooling isn’t proposed to admonish the world rather it plans to grant information and create knowledge. Schooling has two social point as a primary concern get ready to assume one’s job on the planet’s work and assist in helping society in the wake of tutoring is finished.

Schooling alludes to the straightforward demonstration of sending a child to a school with the goal of bestowing information and getting taught. Education then again is about the way toward learning and building up one’s scholarly capacities from an all encompassing perspective, for which tutoring is neither an adequate nor an important condition.

The insignificant demonstration of sending a kid to class doesn’t naturally convert into instruction. The expectation for the benefit of various partners like school specialists, guardians, educators, the youngsters themselves and the administration strategy creators assumes a significant job.

The school specialists need to guarantee legitimate framework in school like quality instructors, writing boards, classes, toilets and so on. The instructors need to appropriately oversee the understudies and set up an affable relationship which energizes addressing, understanding and learning. . Guardians need to give a helpful domain particularly at home so kids get the chance to concentrate without getting occupied by other work. Government strategy producers need to motivating force the schools to convey best training to all youngsters without separation based on social, monetary or sexual orientation status.

In developing nations like India, governments have made education essential free and obligatory. This has guaranteed access to schooling . Be that as it may, by and by, the learning results are poor particularly among provincial youngsters and those with a less privileged foundation. Such youngsters sooner or later dropout or are elevated to higher classes without securing any huge instruction. Along these lines, the simple demonstration of tutoring doesn’t convert into training in regard of such youngsters. in numerous schools educator non-attendance is a significant issue. Indeed, even the nature of educators is inadequate. Numerous schools exist on paper without considerably appropriate framework. In the Schooling procedure there is an excess of spotlight on repetition learning instead of spotlight on basics. Genuine instruction would come just when the understudies create basic reasoning and imaginative resources.

Recently a decent schooling has been deciphered as a decent order over English language, even at the expense of a kid’s native language. This makes a feeling of inadequacy in the youngster towards their own nearby language. Not simply that, this is done at the expense of redirecting consideration from increasingly significant subjects like maths, sciences and so on. Therefore, we get an informed workforce useful for section level, low innovation occupations in BPOs, as agents and officials in MNCs, government workplaces, yet not sufficient researchers and specialists in the genuine sense who can review novel papers and accompany licenses.

By and by, a furious rivalry has begun among guardians to get their children educated at an exceptionally youthful age. The children are given colossal measure of schoolwork and need to convey large, overwhelming sacks. There isn’t sufficient spotlight on outside games. Sports are required for learning estimations of cooperation, authority or more all to build up a solid body and brain. Tutoring would convert into instruction when a balanced character is created by fusing sports and extra-curricular exercises in the prospectus.

Finally, schooling necessities to concentrate on instilling virtues and quality of character in understudies. The valid, comprehensive instruction ought to incorporate building up a city sense and an awareness of other’s expectations towards one’s nation and society. Along these lines we will get instructed residents who are an advantage.

A portion of the approaches to guarantee schooling prompts genuine instruction could be things like guaranteeing higher instructor understudy proportion, occasional preparing of educators so they know about new academic methods and devices, following the training excursion of an understudy utilizing on the web apparatuses, expanding consumption on essential and auxiliary instruction as a level of GDP, reasonable(free schooling) and so on.

The popular film 3 Idiots had a similar idea in it. Sonam Wangchuk the individual from whose life Aamir Khan’s character was roused is Guinness record holder from maximum number of inventions. Mark Zuckerberg a school drop out made a program that is presently a virtual reality where new individuals are going along with it regular.

Schooling isn’t planned to lecture the world rather it means to give information and create knowledge. Schooling has two social point as a top priority get ready to assume one’s job on the planet’s work and assist in helping society in the wake of tutoring is finished.

Death Penalty

“An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind,” said Mahatma Gandhi

The death penalty is the punishment of death which is for the most part granted to those liable of deplorable wrongdoings, especially murder and kid assault. In India, this discipline is known as “hanging by the neck” till the passing of the lawbreaker. In different nations, shooting, hot seat, and so forth., are the different gadgets utilized for the reason. As of now 58 countries effectively practice it, and 97 nations have abrogated it.

The designer of the Constitution, Babasaheb Ambedkar, conceded in the Constituent Assembly that individuals may not follow peacefulness by and by however “they absolutely hold fast to the rule of peacefulness as an ethical command which they should see the extent that they can.” With this at the top of the priority list, he stated, “the best possible thing for this nation to do is to nullify capital punishment through and through.”

The Indian Penal Code perceives the death penalty under eight areas (121, 132, 194, 302, 303, 305, 307, and 396) for various offenses. Article 21 of the Indian Constitution gives that “no individual will be denied of his life and individual freedom with the exception of as indicated by the method built up by law.” Annulment of capital punishment is to a great extent observed as a stage in light of a legitimate concern for human poise in accordance with Article 5 of International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 1966 and its convention in 1989, in addition, obviously, Article 3 of Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

It has been said that death penalty is severe, that it is as indicated by the law of wilderness – “tit for tat”, and “tooth for a tooth”. It is called attention to that there can be no more spot for it in an edified nation. Also, judges are not faultless and there are occasions where honest individuals have been hanged to death because of some blunder of judgment. Sociologists and abolitionists call it is as “legal homicide”. Human traditionalists contend that there are a few reasons why the death penalty must be nullified.

Right off the bat, it supports a “culture of brutality”. Furthermore, it has no hindrance esteem: its utilization has not been appeared to have achieved a noteworthy diminishing in wrongdoing. It is the assurance of discipline that has the impact of hindering wrongdoing, not the quantum of discipline. Thirdly, it is unavoidable; when done, it can’t be fixed.

The Supreme Court says that psychological oppression is the root motivation behind why the death penalty despite everything exists in India. The beast of fear mongering has spread its bleeding wings in a large portion of the nations. Psychological oppression remains on a by and large extraordinary plane and can’t be contrasted with murders submitted due with individual enmity or over property and individual questions. The supporters of capital discipline contend that, it is an inescapable and an essential discipline to be granted to those infamous hoodlums with no mercy. Ajmal Kasab and Afzal Guru are the two latest fear mongers worth referencing.

The milestone situations where the capital punishments were granted in India are Ranga Billa case, Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi Assassination case, Laxman Nayak case and most as of late in 2004 Hatab instance of West Bengal where blamed Dhananjoy Chatterjee was held tight 14 August, 2004. It is said that capital punishment is minimal more than judicially endorsed murder. Equity K.T. What might be compared to life detainment.

In spite of the distinctions of suppositions, it is ordinarily concurred by both the gatherings of supporters and abolitionists of the death penalty that it ought to be granted to the guilty parties in the “rarest of the rarest” cases and sadly, since India has become the simplest objective of numerous fear based oppressor gatherings, the time has not yet sought India to annul the death penalty.

The world is moving ceaselessly from utilizing capital punishment. The European Union has made “abrogation of capital punishment” an essential for enrollment. The 65th United Nations General Assembly casted a ballot in December 2010, for the third time, for abrogating capital punishment and required a worldwide ban on executions. Acquittal International reports that 140 nations — more than 66% of the world — don’t utilize capital punishment any more. India needs to perceive this worldwide pattern, and act in sync with it. President Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam proposed that Parliament ought to consider the abrogation of capital punishment through and through.

How India’s Democracy is Like No Other Nation

Indian democracy though not the oldest but still the largest of all democracies around the globe. It has its own sets of merits and demerits to which we would like to shed some lights on. The Indian political diaspora is unlike any other political system being quite complex with its 100s of national and state wise political parties. A system so diverse, that would always have some room for new political parties making it extreme difficult to choose from, for the citizens with voting rights. Political groups mostly based on caste or creed, religions or regions, are spread across the nation with dedicated voters who would never turn them down.

Now this can’t be concluded that Indian democracy is a bucket of flaws, it’s just that it has too much flexibility and has scope for all measures. A ferocious criminal would have equal citizen rights just as an innocent law abiding citizen would have. The Indian judiciary never sees any accused with public or news media’s perspective; everyone would go through same court trial. The Indian judiciary says “Doesn’t matter how many culprits are left unpunished but under no circumstances an innocent be punished”.

The many political party system on one hand obstructs the formation of decisive actions for the betterment of nation, it basically slows the overall process of national development but on the other hand it also ensures that no such bill/law to be passed that is unacceptable even to the super minorities of the country. Multiple party systems also ensure that representative of all castes or creeds, religions or races are present in the law forming parliament house. A good opposition is equally responsible for national growth as like a good running government.

A good democracy also ensures that no military gets above the political power and this situation remains likewise forever. We have many examples of failed/ collapsed nations who had military power above the political will, these countries being Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen and Pakistan. These countries had been victims of military hijack, where its citizens lost all their fundamental rights and political system could not do anything. In ministry of defence, Governors, President poses all political and decision making rights above all security forces, be it Army, Air Force, Navy or Police.

An army’s general would seek indirect permissions from the Prime Minister of India and not the President alone. Political leaders elected directly by the common crowd of India possess much more power than any government official or a representative further elected by the elected members.

This basically protects the idea of free India, a place for all and a place where every opinion matters. We do understand that Indian democracy is designed such that it would take greater time to incorporate changes, because when you have to bring together a crowd of 1.4 Billion with their agreeable opinions, it will take time.

Indian democracy isn’t just the largest, it has room for all. As mentioned earlier in this article, it takes time to initiate changes for the good but the good stays forever and for a law abiding citizen would be able to protect his dream for the better and safe tomorrow.