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All The Best / Good Luck Messages / Best Wishes for Exams

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Riya Shahi
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You are strong, you are well prepared and you will succeed. Don’t doubt yourself. Good luck!

This time of year is tough, but not as tough as you. Best wishes during exam week. All the best for exam!!

Here’s hoping your caffeine kicks in, your distractions are few, and your notes make perfect sense.

It’s time to show everyone what you’re capable of and how well prepared you are. Good luck with your exams. We promise you that all of this stress will be worth it in the end. The finish line is in sight!

You’ve put in so many hours of study and dedicated yourself tirelessly. You’re on the right track and we want to wish you all the best. We know you’ll go far, and you have a bright future ahead of you. Push just a little more and then you can relax.

Keep believing that you can, and you will. Now is your time to shine. Best of luck, we’ll be rooting for you every step of the way. Success is just around the corner, so go get it!

It may be tiring and difficult now, but you’ll look back and realize just how far you’ve come. We want to let you know that we are thinking of you and remind you not to give up. We know that you can do it!

You have so many skills, talents, and abilities – now it’s time to show them off. Best wishes in taking your exams, we know you’ll aim high and reach for the stars. This is one of the beginning steps in your journey through life!

Exams are conducted to self assess your talent and determination, be confident and you will do well. May God help you with good focus during the exams! All the best!

Why are you so worried about this exam? Your hard work says that you have been destined to excel in it easily. Wishing you all the very best for your exams.

You are capable of achieving anything you heart desires for.  Do not lose faith in your amazing strengths. Here to wish you good luck as you begin your exams today. I have total faith in your abilities.

Believe in yourself because you are the one who studied, you are the one who knows how tough the exam so just have faith and you are going to nail it. Best wishes!

Exams can be tough but results can be tougher all you have to do is give your best shot and everything will fall in place. All the very best!

No not a story about people who didn’t study are one of the greatest legends rather a story you are going to tell your children. Write own story, good luck

Give it your best, then give it a rest. You deserve it.You have been stressedAs you prepared for this test,But your work will pay off,And you’ll soon be blessed.

You have the skill, you have the will, you know the drill.It’s time to show this test who’s boss.

Prayers that God will keep you focused as you take this test; that He will remove all distractions and help you think clearly.

Prashant Kishor: Meet this poll strategist who is public health expert & an engineer by qualification

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Prashant Kishor, a poll strategist is making waves these days for his back-to-back meetings with Congress veteran Sonia Gandhi. However, on April 26, his denial to join Congress has agains brought him under discussion. Now, by this time, you must be keen to know who is Prashant Kishor?

He is a political strategist and tactician who is also referred as Chanakya by Indian media due to his successful strategies being coined for different political parties during election times.

But not many might know that he is a public health expert by training, who has worked with the all famous United Nations for eight years before he ventured into Indian politics and started working as a political strategist. 

Initially, Kishor worked as a political strategist for BJP to sharpen his knowledge then he worked officially as a strategist for many renowned parties such as BJP, JD (U), INC, AAP, YSRCP, TMC and DMK. 

He helped Narendra Modi win Gujarat elections third time with majority and then paved his way to bring in thumping victory for BJP in 2014 Lok Sabha elections.

Born in Koran village of Rohtas district, he later shifted to Buxar in Bihar and completed his education. 

His wife is Jahnavi Das who is a Doctor by profession. Surprisingly he is an engineer. The couple is blessed with a son.

In 2013, Prashant Kishor launched Citizens for Accountable Governance or CAG which focused on providing political strategies to the political parties collaborating with him. It was at this time, that the organisation received support from Narendra Modi, the then Chief Minister of Gujarat. 

His mastermind crusades including Chai Pe Charcha, Manthan, 3D Rallies, Online Campaigning, and much more worked out for Bharatiya Janta Party who also ran advertising campaigns for him and pushed him closer to the 2014 Lok Sabha Elections win.

In an interview with NDTV aired on 2 May 2021, Kishor said, “I do not want to continue what I am doing. I have done enough. Time for me to take a break and do something else in life. I want to quit this space.”

Rajasthan: Mukundra Hills National Park in Kota is a nature’s wonder

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Riya Shahi
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An incredible mountainous reserve which was once a royal hunting preserve of the Maharaja of Kota, is a national park in Rajasthan, India with an area of 759.99 km2 (293.43 sq mi).

Lying along the southeastern border of Kotal this forest is extremely rich with a wide vareity of flora and fauna. Established back in 2004, this beautiful national park consists of three wildlife sanctuaries including, Darrah Wildlife Sanctuary, National Chambal Sanctuary, and Jawahar Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary.

Rajasthan: Mukundra Hills National Park in Kota is a nature's wonder

Mukundra is one of the most famous and noteworthy national parks in Rajasthan which is a home to a wide variety of species including Bengal tiger, the Indian wolf and the Indian leopard are the major carnivores in this reserve. Prey species include the chital, sambar deer, wild boar and the nilgai. Sloth bear and chinkara also inhabit the area. Reptiles include the Mugger crocodile and the gharial.

The beautiful landscape of this park located in the Khathiar-Gir dry deciduous forests includes four rivers that flow in this region, the rivers are Chambal river, Kali river, Ahu river, Ramzan river along with mountains and hills.

Rajasthan: Mukundra Hills National Park in Kota is a nature's wonder

Mukundra hills national park is open for all the nature lovers from Monday to Sunday, 10.00 AM- 5.00 PM with an entry fee of ₹250.

Raj Mandir Cinema Jaipur: Legendary Cinema Hall in Asia

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Aakanksha Umath
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The meringue-shaped legendary Raj Mandir cinema hall of Jaipur has been famous in India for ages. It is also addressed as the pride of Asia  and it is there since the inception of cinema in India. 

Owned by renowned Bhuramal Rajmal Surana, Raj Mandir Cinema is known for it’s excellent interiors. Bhuramal Rajmal Khurana’s father dreamed of a cinema hall that would do justice to the rich culture of Rajasthan and the audience should feel like they are royal guests at a palace and are there to enjoy wholesome entertainment. His vision was that cinema should not just look like a hall for movies but should be remembered for it’s elegance and design. And this vision of him provided a theater for India which is iconic indeed. 

It is also the most popular tourist spot in Jaipur as it is considered a heritage theater. The visitors are mesmerized by the rich interior. In the modern times of multiplexes, it is a single screen movie theater famous amongst tourists and locals. 

Raja Ram Mandir Cinema is a worth giving a visit to because of it’s elegant and decent architecture. It was designed by famous architect Shri W.M. Namjoshi and took 10 whole years to complete construction. It could be the only cinema hall which is more famous for its architectural design and magnificent interiors architectural than of the movies screened in it. 

9 stars on the exterior signify 9 gem stones, which is the prime occupation of the current owners of Rajmandir. The lights brights  up the hall like shiny stars in the galaxy. 

World Intellectual Property Day 2022 Theme, Quotes, Poster, History & Significance

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Ravindar Nagar
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Every April 26, the World Intellectual Property Day is celebrated to learn about the role that intellectual property (IP) rights play in encouraging innovation. The EBNW Story reports..

World Intellectual Property Day is celebrated every year on April 26 to learn about the role that intellectual property (IP) rights play in encouraging innovation and creativity. 

Aiming at recognising the huge potential of young people to find new and better solutions that support the transition to a sustainable future, the day extends an opportunity for young people to find out how IP rights can support their goals to help transform their ideas into reality, and generate income by creating jobs while making a positive impact on the world around them.

World Intellectual Property Day History

The World Intellectual Property Day was established by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in the year 2000 aiming at “raising awareness of how patents, copyright, trademarks and designs impact on daily life.

 April 26th was chosen as the day to celebrate the Day as it coincides with the date when the convention establishing the World Intellectual Property Organization came into effect in 1970.

Theme of World Intellectual Property Day 2022

This year the theme of World Intellectual Property Day is “IP and Youth: Innovating for a Better Future” which celebrates youth-led innovation and creativity.

World Intellectual Property Day 2022 Significance

Any business starts with a concept. Each of the millions of small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) existing across the world started with a simple idea that took form in someone’s head and eventually found its way to market. A concept transforms into an Intellectual Property commodity when it is nurtured and enriched with creativity, know-how, and flair, and it will fuel market growth, economic recovery, and human advancement.

World Intellectual Property Day 2022 quotes

“We must always work together to reach new heights of innovation on this World Intellectual Property Day.”

Don’t just wait, dream, envision, take a right step forward. Wish you all a very Happy World Intellectual Property Day.”

Creativity and imagination are the foundations of our society. It all begins with a thought. Have a great World Intellectual Property Day.”

Swiggy offers full time managerial jobs to its delivery executives

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EBNW Story
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Swiggy will launch its first industry-first-accelerator programme for its delivery executives to transition into full-time, managerial-level jobs with a fixed salary and additional benefits.

“Step-Ahead” is the name of the programme which aims at giving opportunity to those executives who want to move from their current flexible engagement with Swiggy to a dedicated, managerial role, the company said.

“Swiggy is enabling an income opportunity for over 2.7 lakh women and men across the country,” said Mihir Rajesh Shah, VP, Operations, Swiggy,.

With aStep Ahead’, Swiggy is creating a unique opportunity for those interested to flip their collar from blue to white and take on a managerial role,” he added.

A Swiggy delivery executive must hold a college degree, possess communication skills and basic computer knowledge and should have been delivering with Swiggy for a few years to be eligible for the role of a Fleet Manager.

International Dance Day 2022: Know date, significance and history…

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EBNW Story
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International Dance Day is celebrated on April 29 each year. Here we bring its significance, history and official date…

The International Dance Day is celebrated each year on April 29 to encourage the participation and education of dance through events and festivals held during this date around the world.

The day was created by the Dance Committee of the International Theatre Institute ITI, the main partner for the performing arts of UNESCO in 1982.

Aiming to highlight the amazing diversity and talent of dancers all over the globe, this Dance Committee of the International Theatre Institute (ITI) had established April 29 as International Dance Day in 1982 

The story of selection of April 29th as the official date is also interesting as it was the birthday of Jean-Georges Noverre, innovator, and scholar of this art, teacher, and creator of modern ballet.

This celebration aims at encouraging the participation and education of dance through events and festivals held during this date around the world.

English Language Day on April 23: Know significance, history and aim

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EBNW Story
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English Language day is celebrated on April 23 annually to commemorate the birth, as well as, date of death of well known writer William Shakespeare.

As the result of a 2010 initiative taken by the Department of Global Communications, April 23 has been celebrated as the English Language Day.

The UN’s language days aims at celebrating multilingualism and cultural diversity and to promote equal use of all six official languages including Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish, throughout the Organization.

Centuries back, it was only 3 tribes which conversed in English however now the language speaking population has grown by leaps and bounds.

Although there is no public holiday announced on the day, it is celebrated internationally as the UN Observance Day to promote harmonious communication. Interestingly, World Book and Copyright Day is observed on this day too.

Major cities of India situated on the banks of rivers: See list here

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Ravindar Nagar
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Ayodhya, Saryu River

City – River – State

  1. Agra – Yamuna – Uttar Pradesh
  2. Ahmedabad – Sabarmati – Gujarat
  3. Allahabad – Ganga – Uttar Pradesh
  4. Ayodhya – Saryu – Uttar Pradesh
  5. Badrinath – Ganga – Uttarakhand
  6. Kolkata – Hooghly – West Bengal
  7. Cuttack – Mahanadi – Odisha
  8. New Delhi – Yamuna – Delhi
  9. Dibrugarh – Brahmaputra – Assam
  10. Firozpur – Sutlej – Punjab
  11. Guwahati – Brahmaputra – Assam
  12. Haridwar – Ganga – Uttarakhand
  13. Hyderabad – Musi – Telangana
  14. Jabalpur – Narmada – Madhya Pradesh
  15. Kanpur – Ganga – Uttar Pradesh
  16. Kota – Chambal – Rajasthan
  17. Jaunpur – Gomti – Uttar Pradesh
  18. Patna – Ganga – Bihar
  19. Rajahmundry – Godavari – Andhra Pradesh
  20. Srinagar – Jhelum – Jammu/Kashmir
  21. Surat – Tapti – Gujarat
  22. Tiruchirappalli – Kaveri – Tamil Nadu
  23. Varanasi – Ganga – Uttar Pradesh
  24. Vijayawada – Krishna – Andhra Pradesh
  25. Vadodara – Vishwamitri – Gujarat
  26. Mathura – Yamuna – Uttar Pradesh
  27. Auraiya – Yamuna – Uttar Pradesh
  28. Etawah – Yamuna – Uttar Pradesh
  29. Bangalore – Vrishabhavati – Karnataka
  30. Farrukhabad – Ganga – Uttar Pradesh
  31. Fatehgarh – Ganga – Uttar Pradesh
  32. Kannauj – Ganga – Uttar Pradesh
  33. Mangalore – Netravathi – Karnataka
  34. Shimoga – Tunga River – Karnataka
  35. Bhadravati – Bhadra – Karnataka
  36. Hospet – Tungabhadra – Karnataka
  37. Karwar – Kali – Karnataka
  38. Bagalkot – Ghataprabha – Karnataka
  39. Honnavar – Shravati – Karnataka
  40. Gwalior – Chambal – Madhya Pradesh
  41. Gorakhpur – Rapti – Uttar Pradesh
  42. Lucknow – Gomti – Uttar Pradesh
  43. Kanpur – Cantonment – Ganga UP
  44. Shuklagan – Ganga – Uttar Pradesh
  45. Chakeri – Ganga – Uttar Pradesh
  46. ​​Malegaon – Girna River – Maharashtra
  47. Sambalpur – Mahanadi – Odisha
  48. Rourkela – Brahmani – Odisha
  49. Pune – Mutha – Maharashtra
  50. Daman – River Ganges – Daman
  51. Madurai – Vaigai – Tamil Nadu
  52. Tiruchirappalli – Kaveri – Tamil Nadu
  53. Chennai – Adyar – Tamil Nadu
  54. Coimbatore – Noyyal – Tamil Nadu
  55. Erode – Kaveri – Tamil Nadu
  56. Tirunelveli – Thamirbarani – Tamil Nadu
  57. Bharuch – Narmada – Gujarat
  58. Karjat – Ulhas – Maharashtra
  59. Nashik – Godavari – Maharashtra
  60. Mahad – Savitri – Maharashtra
  61. Nanded – Godavari – Maharashtra
  62. Nellore – Pennar – Andhra Pradesh

SNDT Women’s University: the first women university in India

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Riya Shahi
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Shreemati Naithibai Damodar Thackeray Women’s University is the first ever Women’s University established in India by Bharat Ratna Dr Dhondho Keshav Kharve in 1916 with the motive of providing quality education to women.

Dr Dhondho Keshav Kharve’s vision was ” An Enlightened Woman is a Source of Infinite Strength” and hence he started, the University with only 5 enrolments to suit Women’s aspirations in the fast changing world.

SNDT Women's University: the first women university in India

The first five women graduated in 1921 from this university. And now the range of college students has been increased by 15000.

The university got recognition in 1951 and in 2000 it became the first university to get high rankings in accreditation in India.

It is probably one such university which offers education from KG1 to PhD students with all the possible courses. In a century-old existence, the university has grown into a multidisciplinary institution by providing professional, technical and liberal arts programmes from Kindergarten to PhD. 

The university is committed to fulfilling the alterations of socio-economic needs, with human values ,social responsibility and quality in activities through vocational and professional courses.

The university Headquarters is in Churchgate Campus, Mumbai and the other two campuses of this university are at Juhu, Mumbai and Karve Road, Pune

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