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  Q&A with Advocate Savita Sharma on the Violation of Human Rights About the Expert:  Savita Sharma is a former advocate in the Jalandhar session court . She has more than 5 years of experience in the field of Law. Apart from that, she has a wide range of knowledge across various fields such as human rights, women's rights, and environmental laws.  Introduction: The interview with the former advocate Savita Sharma was a conversation that was not just about human rights but heart-aching and spoke about the Afghan women's plight and sufferings. Passion for justice, concern for Afghan women's plight, and reminders of the heart-wrenching incidents and that every statistic has a story of courage and suffering, these were the issues we discussed with Savita. Q: Savita, what human rights violations among Afghanistan women are most pressing today? A: It's tragic. With the Taliban back in power, women are deprived of all rights. These women cannot study up to the sixth-grad...

 Indian General Elections 2024: World's biggest democratic festival Elections are the cornerstone of any democracy. As India is the largest democracy in the world, it is all set to witness the largest democratic elections in 2024. General elections in India will be conducted for 543 Lok Sabha seats over April, May, and June. It will be held in 7 phases with phase 1 voting on 19 April and phase 7 on 1st June. More than 90 crore Indians are eligible to vote in these elections.  In this article, all about General Elections 2024 is explained.  General Elections 2024 General elections are held in India every five years to elect 543 members for Lok Sabha. Lok Sabha is the lower house of the Indian parliament. It is also known as the House of the People. India follows the first-past-the-post system of polling where the party that gets the maximum number of votes wins and forms government.  Who is running? India follows a multi-party system. There are more than 2500 politica...

 "My husband left me immediately upon delivery of my third baby girl; He had always wanted a boy"- Veerwati  Veerwati with her daughter at Phagwara Bus Stand in Punjab  I see two Indias in India; One, where artists like Nora Fatehi have the privilege to talk about Feminism, and the other, where mothers like ' Veerwati' toil day and night just to earn a meager living. Today, where the world talks about ' Alpha males' and ' Alpha females', there is a country within the country of India where these concepts fail to exist.  A Dialogue with Veerwati "You have a family of four. How do you manage to take care of the finances in addition to being a lactating mother?", this was the first question I asked ' Veerwati' who hails from Shahjahanpur in UP  and had come to Punjab ten years ago in search of better opportunities with her husband. " I sometimes do petty jobs at Dana Mandi in Phagwara and during the off-season, I beg here with all m...

Embark on Your Healing Journey: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Mind, Body and Soul Harmony Disturbed sleep cycle, lack of energy all day, overthinking, anxiety, panic attacks, etc.; If you're dealing with any of these issues, you are at the right place. With today's fast-paced life, it has become difficult to keep our minds calm. Moreover, the rise of   mental health-related issues   has led to a degraded quality of life for millions of people today. According to the   World Health Organization , approximately  280 million   people in the world have depression. But, the good news is 'Yoga is a   panacea  for all these issues'.   So, without any further delay, let us begin this comprehensive guide on Yoga: Points to be discussed: What is Yoga? History of Yoga Types of Yoga Benefits of Yoga Myths about Yoga How to Start Yoga Practice Dhyana Yoga(Meditation) Conclusion Generally, we mistake yoga just as a collection of body postures done calmly and...

IPL 2023: In a splendid win, Royal Challengers Bangalore ( 174/6) beats Delhi Capitals ( 151/9) by 23 runs  In a splendid victory, Royal Challengers Bangalore beat Delhi Capitals by 23 runs in the Indian Premier League match held at Bangalore on Saturday. Royal Challengers Bangalore scored 174 runs with 6 wickets against Delhi Capitals which posted a score of 151 runs against 9 wickets. For RCB, Virat Kohli posted the highest score of 50 on 36 balls. Moreover, Mahipal Lamror and Glenn Maxwell scored 26 and 24 respectively. As far as DC is concerned, Mitchell Marsh and Kuldeep Yadav took 2 wickets each.

The convicted persons, based in New Delhi, made a false matrimonial profile, made friends with the victim, and then pretended to have sent her a gift for which she was required to pay a "registration fee" to collect; they were given a five-year severe prison sentence.   The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court in Egmore, Chennai in Tamil Nadu found two Nigerian Nationals guilty of crimes such as obtaining money through a 'gift parcel' scam and scamming a woman in Perambur, Chennai, and sentenced them to prison. According to the lawsuit, a 45-year-old lady created a profile on a Matrimonial website in July 2021. She had been divorced and wanted to be remarried. Following this, a person named Mohammed Salim sent her an ' interest request'.  He claimed to be a doctor in the Netherlands. Later, he told her that he had sent her a gift parcel worth several lakh rupees for which she needed to pay some amount of money as ' registration and conversion' charges. ...

Prime Minister deidicated first AIIMS in the North East, built at a cost of Rs 1,123 crore on Friday Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugrated nation's first AIIMS of northeast in Guwahati, Assam on friday. The super-speacialty hospital will not only cater to the medical needs of Assam but also other northeastern states. Additionally, he virtually opened three medical collges at Nalbari, Nagaon and Kokrajhar.  The three medical institutions' 24 undergraduate departments in the 500-bed tertiary care teaching hospitals will begin accepting 100 new MBBS students each year, bringing Assam's total MBBS enrollment to 1500. The Assam Advanced Healthcare Innovation Institute (AAHII), a cooperative project of the state government and IIT Guwahati, was also founded by him. It cost Rs 546 crore. The mission of AAHII is to advance discoveries and advances in medicine and healthcare.

As India is all set to become the world's most populous country, India's green energy demand is expected to increase seven times by 2035 - BP Energy Outlook  India , like many other countries is making significant transition towards green energy. As the focus on sustainable development is increasing,  India has set embitious targets to increase the share of renewable energy in its energy mix. One of the major drivers of India's green energy transition is increasing demand for electricity with rise in population. To meet this demand, India has been heavily dependent on fossil fuels such as coal, natural gas, etc. However, these fossil fules are not inexhausitble. Moreover, fossil fuels also lead to air and water polllution hence leading to climate change.    To address these challenges, the Indian government has set a target of achieveing 175 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2022, with further target of 450 GW by 2030. The country has made significant progress towar...

  However good a Constitution may be, if those who are implementing it are not good, it will prove to be bad. -Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Each year April 14 is celebrated as Ambedkar Jayanti to commemorate the birth anniversary of Dr.  B R Ambedkar. This day is declared as a national holiday and various events and activities are conducted across the country to celebrate this occasion. Also known as the ' Father of Indian Constitution' , Dr. B R Ambedkar was born on April 14 in 1891 in the military cantonment of Mhow in Madhya Pradesh to Ramji Maloji Sakpal (an army officer of the rank of Subedar) and Bhimabai Sakpal.   Dr. Ambedkar was born as a so-called dalit and was considered as untouchable by the society. From sitting on a separate gunny sack in the classroom  (separate from the so-called upper caste students), to becoming the ' Father of Indian Cosntitution ', Dr. Ambedkar's contribution towards Indian society can never be forgotten. Despite facing discrimination ...

  We are what our thoughts have made us; so take care about what you think. Words are secondary. Thoughts live; they travel far:  Swami Vivekananda One day, Swami Vivekananda's mother asked him to hand over a knife to her.  Swami Vivekananda brought the knife, held the sharp side in his hand, and handed his mother the covered side.  His mother immediately expressed her admiration for him and informed him he was prepared to contribute to society's well-being. He asked his mother why she was saying this ti him. She responded: Your holding the blade's sharp edge in your hand as you handed me the knife to prevent injury showed the care and compassion you have for others. She asked him to extend the same love and compassion other beings in his life.  This incident of Swami Vivekanand's life shows how principled, loving, caring and tender-hearted he was. Swami Vivekanand Ji was born on 12 January 1863 to a Bengali family in Kolkata, Bengal. His real name was Narendran...

  National level Integration Camp successfully conducted at Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agriculture University, Hisar, Haryana The regional Directorate of NSS, Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India in collaboration with Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agriculture University, Hisar, Haryana organized a National Integration Camp at CCSHAU, Hisar, Haryana from 26.02.2023 to 04.03.2023. NSS Regional Directorate, Delhi coordinated with the host University and managed the camp of NSS volunteers of 13 states in around 200 numbers including 13 volunteers from Punjab. NSS volunteers Sikkim, Jammu and Kashmir, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Odisha, Punjab, Assam, Maharashtra,  Telangana, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Haryana under the guidance of respective Program Officers  participated in the said camp.                         This camp was conducted to teach the youth of India about the importan...

Are you also one of them who spend hours and hours thinking ,worrying or feeling anxious about something? Do you also feel like you cannot control your thoughts? If your answer to these questions is yes then you are at the right place .Here i will be sharing some tips which are absolutely going to help you overcome the problem of overthinking. 1. Distract yourself The first and foremost thing you can do is to distract your mind to other some physical or mental work.For example,you can choose to talk to an old friend over phone  or start reading a book .You can also start to invest your time on a new hobby or continue an old one.Keeping yourself busy is considered to be the best way to beat the problem of overthinking . 2 .Don't  order your mind to stop thinking Many a times, people suffer due to overthinking because they constantly order their mind to stop thinking .let me tell you,this is the worst way to handle the problem of overthinking.The better way is to give your mind ...

Crimes against women are increasing in the blink of an eye. It is also seen in the surveys of many big organizations that men see women as a pillow for their anger and treat them as a punching bag. According to Wikipedia,65% of men in India believe that women have to tolerate domestic violence in order to keep the family together. Isn't this the husband's responsibility to keep his family together and love his wife who has come to him to leave behind her own family? According to the United Nations' survey, a crime against a woman is committed every 3 minutes. So-called men are giving competition to 2 minutes noodles ... This phenomenon is the reason why women cannot pursue their dreams and they end up cooking meals and cleaning all the mess created by men . Enough Data is not present currently which can define cruelty against women not only by men but also by their in-laws. Molestation at work by senior employees, violence at home by husbands, and how can we forget about ...

THE PALACE OF ILLUSIONS  - BY CHITRA BANERJEE THE PALACE OF ILLUSIONS is a masterpiece which narrates the well-known story of MAHABHARATA  but with a new angle .The story of this book is the same ancient story of two warring cousins which ultimately ends with  the most catastrophic war in the kurukshetra region of INDIA.The story is being told from the point of view Draupadi.In this book,Draupadi is not depicted as a victim but as a game-changer. The writing style of the author is so elegant and beautiful.Best thing about this book is that the writer has been wonderfully successful in blowing  reader's mind by narrating the incidents in super poignant way .I think this book is a must-read for all the feminists out there.The story in this book revolves more around Draupadi unlike other versions of Mahabharata where it is more about the males of the epic. This book got widely praised by international magazines like the NEW YORK TIMES.It portrays Draupadi as powerful,de...

 " You didn't come this far only to come this far". Technology has indeed made everything easier .Today, it has become so smooth for people to get motivated with the help of technology .In the modern technological era, individuals spend a crucial part of their time watching motivational videos on YouTube,Instagram ,Facebook, etc..They do so in the hope that these contents  will motivate them enough to accomplish big tasks of their life.Motivation which we get from external sources is temporary and does not last longer.  Motivational videos,quotes, etc. are really helpful but the encouragement we get from them are momentary.The real motivation is not transient but gradual and deeper. It is not with us all the time but appears whenever we need it.  Real motivation is more internal than external .True inspiration does not come from any external factors or sources like reels, YouTube videos,etc..So,the question is where can we find real motivation ? Answer is simple: Hum...