Golden Boy Jeremy Lalrinnunga: He manifested his vision into reality

By

-

August 4, 2022, 6:49 PM

Jeremy lalrinnunga, 19 year old, manifested his vision into reality by claiming Gold Medal at the Common Wealth Games 2022. His strong commitment made him snatch 140kg and then a clean and jerk of 160kg to total 300kg to earn a gold medal.
He has one more record of becoming the first Indian teenager to win a gold medal at the Youth Olympics in 2018. He earned these moments with his sheer dedication, hard work and passion.
The most interesting fact is that he put a gold medal image on his mobile’s wallpaper to manifest it.

Brief Synthesis

Golden Boy Jeremy Lalrinnunga: He manifested his vision into reality

Jeremy was born in 2002 in Aizwal, Mizoram. Sports was in his genes as his father was a boxer. Jeremy has always been obsessed with shiny things and as a child, growing up in Aizawl, he had a couple of ‘ shiny toys’. Which were the medals of his father, Lalneihtluanga. His father won two golds at the sub-junior national level.

“They were mounted on the wall of our house. But my brothers and I would play with them all the time. We would pretend we were champions. We even lost one of his medals while playing,” Jeremy said.
He has a poor background and hence his family condition kept him away from pursuing his aspirations. He started working with the neighbourhood Power Works Department as a laborer.

He started boxing before lifting weights. According to some reports, he learned to lift weights by lifting heavy bamboos. He then made history by becoming the first Indian to win a gold medal at the Youth Olympics in the men’s 62kg division in 2018. Before participating in an international competition, he was a member of the Army’s Boys Sports Company and there he earned multiple medals.

Jeremy Lalrinnunga Achievements

He won a total of 14 medals in his weightlifting career. As of now, he has won 5 gold, 6 silver and 1 bronze.

Pingali Venkayya: The man who designed the Indian National Flag

By

EBNW Story

-

August 3, 2022, 10:46 PM

0

Pingali Venkayya was an Indian freedom fighter and a follower of Mahatma Gandhi who designed a flag, based on which Indian National Flag was designed later.

He belonged to a Telugu brahmin family, born at Bhatlapenumarru, near Machilipatnam (in present day Andhra Pradesh).

He completed high schooling in Madras and graduation in Cambridge University and was posthumously awarded the Bharat Ratna in 2011.

Members of Indian Independence movement had used several national flags before India’s independence in 1947.

National Flag was designed by Pingali Venkayya, which he presented to Mahatma Gandhi on April 1, 1912 when he visited to Vijayawada city.

In 1921, Mahatma Gandhi approved the design at Indian National Congress meeting in Vijayawada.

The Flag had two stripes viz., green and red along with a Gandhian charkha at the centre.

Later, he added white strip on the top following Mahatma Gandhi’s suggestion.

This became the original Tricolour and became a symbol of non-violent freedom movement of Mahatma Gandhi.

India clocks highest rate in start up recognition worldwide. Know more…

By

EBNW Story

-

August 3, 2022, 10:33 PM

0

Do you know that over 80 start-ups are being recognized every day in India which is the highest rate worldwide.

Of these total recognised start-ups, 12% belongs to IT services, 9% to Healthcare & Life Sciences, 5% to professional & commercial services, 7% to education, and 5% to agriculture.

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) of India has recognised over 75,000 start-ups. This milestone has been achieved when India is celebrating 75^th year of Independence and Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav.

Via innovation, enthusiasm, and entrepreneurial spirit, start-up ecosystem in India is picking up.

In fact, on August 15, 2015 Prime Minister Narendra Modi visualized a new India that uses its entrepreneurial potential of its citizens. On January 16, 2016, a program started to put forward an action plan for building a strong start-up ecosystem in India.

6 years later, those action plan has successfully made India the 3rd largest ecosystem.

Initial 10000 start-ups were recognized in 808 days. But the latest thousand start-ups were recognized in just 156 days.

January 16 is now celebrated as the National Start-up Day.

Start-up India Program was launched by government to provide an enabling environment for the start-ups.

Watch on Krishna’s wrist spells magic in Swaminarayan Gopinath temple of Gharpur Gujarat

By

EBNW Story

-

August 3, 2022, 10:25 PM

0

Swaminarayan Gopinath Temple: An interesting story…

There is an idol of Thakur ji in Swaminarayan Gopinath temple of Gharpur Gujarat. A watch is tied on the wrist of this idol of Thakur ji. This watch was tied on Thakur ji’s wrist more than 50 years ago by an Englishman. When he came to know that there is life in Thakur ji’s idol, he tied a watch on Thakur ji’s wrist to test the truth in it. The clock started running as soon as it put on his wrist.

This clock runs on the pulse rate not from the cell. This clock has been running for more than 50 years and still gives accurate time. When you take off the clock during the makeup of Thakur ji, the clock stops. It starts working again as soon as it is put on Thakur ji’s hand.

Top 5 most stunning mosques to visit in your lifetime

By

Aakanksha Umath

-

August 2, 2022, 7:34 PM

0

Mosques, dubbed as Masjid in Arabic, are not just a place of ritual prostration and seat of religious learning in Islam, but an awe-inspiring work of art. Their breathtaking architectural structures attract tourists from all over the world.

Let’s take a look at 5 stunning mosques in the world and find out their religious significance.

1. Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, UAE

Sheikh Zayed definitely deserves a spot among the most beautiful mosques as it is built with 82 white domes, consists of several hand-made carpets and many more beautiful things. Interestingly, this mosque has the capacity to allow more than 40,000 worshipers to seek blessings at one time. Along with this, there is a pool which reflects its columns and adds stars to its charming beauty.

Top 5 most stunning mosques to visit in your lifetime — Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque

Address: Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed Street، – 5th St – Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates

2. The Al-Haram Mosque, Saudi Arabia

One of the most prominent places in the world to worship, Al-Haram is considered as the first place built for worshipping Allah mentioned in the Quran. Al-Haram encompasses an area of 400,800 sqm, which makes it the largest Islamic shrine, but along with this, it is also counted as the most beautiful mosque in the world. It is visited by millions of worshipers for Hajj and Umrah rituals.

Address: Al Haram, Makkah al-Mukarramah 24231, Saudi Arabia

3. Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque

The masterpiece of Iranian architecture, Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, was built during the Safavid Empire. It was built between 1603 and 1619 as a part of Naqsh-e Jahan Square, Isfahan. Its Architectural historians detail the fact that it either functioned as a women’s or members of a Royal family had used it for private worship sanctuary. The modest shape and rich interior and exterior tile ornaments make it the most recognizable Mosque in the world.

Address: Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, standing on the eastern side of Naqsh-i Jahan Square, Esfahan, Iran.

4. Hagia Sophia Mosque Istanbul, Turkey

The unparalleled beauty of Sophia Mosque is a contested religious center for both Christians and Muslims. Hagia Sophia, means “holy wisdom”, is a dome shaped monument built in the sixth century A.D. This enormous architectural marvel is the second most visited landmark in Turkey. Interestingly, Hagia Sophia was a church, then a mosque turned museum. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985.

Address: Sultan Ahmet, Ayasofya Meydanı No:1, 34122 Fatih/İstanbul, Turkey

5. The Blue Mosque

Built as a copy of Hagia Sophia, another mesmerizing Mosque is located in Istanbul. The Sultanahmet Mosque, known as the Blue Mosque, was built between 1609 and 1617. The blue tiles which were used to decorate the walls of its interior give it the name Blue Mosque. Beautiful lights inside the mosque are provided by more than 200 stained glass windows and several chandeliers. Its breathtaking beauty attracts thousands of tourists.

Address: Sultan Ahmet, Atmeydanı Cd. No:7, 34122 Fatih/İstanbul, Turkey

List of most awaited movies for August 2022: Laal Singh Chaddha, Mike, Cobra etc

By

Aakanksha Umath

-

July 31, 2022, 10:36 PM

0

Laal Singh Chaddha, Mike & Cobra are most awaited movies of the coming time. The month of August is going to be entertaining for cinephiles as they will not only have Bollywood films but Regional of all genres too. This all upcoming films are hoping to earn big bucks at the ticket window.

Let’s take a look at top 8 films that are going to hit theaters in August 2022.

Laal Singh Chaddha
The remake of Forrest Gump, Laal Singh Chaddha is going to release on August 11 in which Aamir Khan and Kareena Kapoor are in lead role.

List of most awaited movies for August 2022: Laal Singh Chaddha, Mike, Cobra etc — Laal Singh Chaddha

Sita Raman

Mrunal Thakur & Dulquer Salmaan starrer Sita Raman will hit the screen on August 5, 2022.

Bimbisara

One from Fantasy Action too, Bimbisara is set to release on August 5. It stars Nandamuri Kalyan Ram as the ancient king Bimbisara.

Raksha Bandhan

Apart from Action and Romance , Akshay Kumar is bringing his family Drama Raksha Bandhan on August 11, 2022.

Cobra

South film Cobra, featuring Former Cricketer Irfan Pathan, Srinidhi Shetty and Miya George will hit the theater on August 11.

Thiruchitrambalam

Tamil theatrical thiruchitrambalam will release on August 18. This musical comedy drama genre film is directed by Mithran Jawahar

Dobaaraa

Director who lives in heart of youngsters , Anurag Kashyape’s Dobaaraa is scheduled to hit the theaters on August 19. This edgy thriller features Tapsee Pannu & Pavail Gulati.

Mike

John Abraham is doing his first Malayalam film which is Mike. It will be releasing in theaters on August 19.

Students, professionals in Education City get a glimpse of media world in workshop organized by SAKSHAM SANCHAR

By

Aakanksha Umath

-

July 30, 2022, 2:36 PM

0

It was a different day in the Education City Kota as the creative minds from the city and surrounding areas got hands-on training in media segment.Women, school and college students and many professionals attended a media workshop organised by Saksham Sanchar Foundation at MD Mission college in Kota on Friday.

The sessions were as diverse as to make the attendees self dependent by helping them make digital media as their earning tool.

The speakers included Ashutosh Kr. Pandey from JECRC College, Jaipur, Sudhir Swami, writer, blogger and RTI activist and Ankur Kulshreshtha, another blogger from Kota who has made passion his profession by making photography his livelihood and has been touring world with his talent.

The chief guest in the function was Maharao Ijyaraj Singh, former MP and ex royal of Kota who is known for his integrity and moral values.Speaking on the occasion, he said, “………

Archana Sharma from Saksham introduced the unique model of their organisation where students from rural India are being brought into media stream to bring out stories of art, craft, culture, history and inspiration into world.”

Ravindra Nagar from the organisation proposed the vote of thanks.

Meet Sujit Swami who fights for people’ rights as activist

By

Aakanksha Umath

-

July 27, 2022, 10:32 PM

0

Sujit Swami from Kota is a courageous and dedicative young social worker whose perseverance helped around 3 lakh IRCTC users to get their refund.

Sujit is a 30-year-old Kota-based engineer who is helping, guiding & making people aware through his blogs, RTI pleas and social media posts. For his excellent work he has been awarded with Bhartiya Manwadhikar Samman in 2017 by a recognized international NGO.

Sujit completed his graduation in Engineering and pursued his post-graduation in tech, post-graduation diploma in human rights, new media and guidance & counselling. He is currently pursuing a Masters in LLB and Psychology.

Meet Sujit Swami who fights for people’ rights as activist

Sujit raised an issue with the Indian Railway, and claimed that he had booked a train ticket from Kota to New Delhi in the Golden Temple Mail in May 2017.

Here’s the twist: Sujeet cancelled his ticket because of some reasons. He paid Rs 765 and received a refund of only Rs 665 after cancellation. In the name of cancelation fee, Rs 65 was deducted but Rs 35 were charged for unknown reasons.

Sujeet then inquired and raised a complaint about Rs 35. The IRCTC officer said that GST had been imposed, but the fact is that GST went into effect on July 1st, 2017 and Sujit booked his ticket in the month of May.

He then brought this issue to the attention of RTI.

Sujeet continued his fight for 5 years against the Indian Railway and his questions were finally answered in June 2022 as he received a refund of Rs 33 rupees instead of 35 in his bank account on May 1, 2019. The Railway Board has even approved that Rs.35 will be credited to all 2.8 lakh users who were overcharged.

According to some reports, he also highlighted some major issues when he was giving services in Himachal Pradesh but he was terminated from his job.

Ever growing Shivling at Matangeshwar Temple: Mystery still waiting to be solved

By

Aakanksha Umath

-

July 25, 2022, 4:32 PM

0

Mysterious Shivling — Ever growing Shivling at Matangeshwar: Mystery still waiting to be solved

India has been called the land of mysteries for decades, whether for its mysterious natural phenomena or bizarre cultures. One such enigmatic natural phenomenon occurs at Matangeshwar Mahadev from immemorial time. You will be surprised to hear that the Shrine in Matangeshwar, which is the only living Shivling. And What’s more interesting about the Matangeshwar Shivling is that its size increases little by little each passing year.

The reason for this is still unknown.

Ever growing Shivling at Matangeshwar Temple: Mystery still waiting to be solved — Matangeshwar Temple, Khajuraho Monument Madhya Pradesh

Khajuraho is mentioned in the seven architectural wonders of India and listed on a world heritage site by UNESCO. The Khajuraho monuments represent outstanding testimony of Chandela Rajput dynasty. There were several temples in Khajuraho and were built between 885 AD to 1050 AD, now only a few left. Among the various temples of Lord Shiva in Khajuraho, the most notable and surprising temple is the Matangeshvara temple located here. Huge number of devotees visit the temple to seek blessings from Lord Shiva.

This Shivling is about 9 feet long now and is still growing by an inch on the occasion of the autumn full moon, measured by the priest of the temple. It is also believed that the Shivling is equally below the ground as above the ground, i.e. this Shivling grows on both sides.

Story behind this Shivling

There are millions of Shivlings in India and each one holds old beliefs behind it. The Shivling is built around a place where a mani was kept by Matang Rishi. Lord Shiva had Mani, which he gave to Yudhishthir.

Yudhisthir gave it to Matang Rishi, who then gave it to Harshvardhan. Harshvardhan buried it in the ground, since there was no one to take care of it and after time passed, shiving started developing around the mani. Since the Mani was with Matang Rishi, it was named Matangeshwar.

Hence, it is believed that due to the expensive power of that mani, the shivling grows every year and it is believed that even today the Mani lies below the huge Shivling. Shivaling is growing with the exact pace as humans grow.

Beliefs

The temple priest believes that it symbolizes Kalyuga, the top head growing towards Swarg-lok and the bottom towards Patal-lok. When the Shivling will finally reach the Patal-lok, the Kalyuga will end.

However, somewhere it is inscripted that Kalyuga will end in the year 428,899 CE. Whom to believe is still a question.

Others believe that Bholenath married Maa Parvati in this temple.

Shivling at Bhuteshwar Mahadev also increases in size

Another such Shivaling which increases in size every year is at Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple at Maroda village of Gariaband district in Chhattisgarh. Bhuteshwar Mahadev Shivling is about 18 feet tall and the spherical width from surface of the Shivling is about 20 feet.

Deepest and stunning pictures of universe ever, taken by James Webb Space Telescope

By

Aakanksha Umath

-

July 24, 2022, 10:02 PM

0

James Webb Space Telescope has shown the farthest one could ever imagine seeing the universe. The stunning shots taken by JWST overflowing with thousands of galaxies and we can spot some of the faintest objects, colorized in blue, orange and white tones and many more.

Let’s take a look at all the deepest pictures of universe taken by powerful telescope