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
Beauty has literally nothing to do with Complexion proved a 24 year South Sudanese Model. Nyakim Gatwech, an international model is breaking internet with her defined dark Complexion beauty.
She is embracing her beauty with pride and earned a nickname ‘Queen of Dark’.
Nyakim was born in Ethiopia. Her parents were forced to constantly move to different places. When she shifted to the United States to Buffalo, New York, she had difficulty in adjusting herself to a completely new culture but she faced and now an inspiration for thousands.
“It takes time to love who you are. Be confident in whatever the situation is,” Gatwech said in her recent interview.
“When I put a picture up I’m telling people that no matter what you say, I love who I am. I love my skin tone. I’m telling people that I am beautiful even though I look different than the majority of people in this world I live in,” this is what Nyakim believes.
This strong beautiful lady chose path to spread skin and complexion positivity all over the globe with her moonshine dark skin. On social media, along with her stunning photos, she also shares inspirational messages with her 89,000-plus followers on Instagram, and especially for women who are struggling to accept themselves.
Nestled firmly between lakes, Udaipur is one of the most beautiful place for all the Wanderlust out there. This pleasant city has almost 8 lakes which gives alluring view of shimmering water with dusty sunset. Jaisamand lake is one of these lakes that gives breathtaking view which are no less than heaven.
Along with the beauty, jaisamand holds some facts. Lavishka Katariya brings interesting facts about Jaisamand lake that you should know-
1. Jaisamand lake was built by maharana jai singh in 1691 AD.
2. It is the largest man-made fresh water lake in Rajasthan.
3. It is also known as ‘DHEBAR’ Lake and also the winter capital of udaipur.
4. ‘Lasadiya stone’ is also situated on the banks of the river. There are seven islands in the lake, the largest of which is ‘Baba ka bhagda’ and the smallest is ‘Pyari’.
Draupadi Murmu got a crown on her head, she is the 1st tribal woman to become President now. Former Governor of Jharkhand Draupadi Murmu will take oath on 25th July 2022.
At the end of the counting process, which was going on for over 10 hours straight, P.C. Mody announced that Draupadi Murmu was elected as the 15th President of India. She has now became president of the world’s largest democracy with 6,76,803 votes against the opposition’s Yashwant Sinhap.
NDA Presidential candidate Smt Draupadi has come a long way to reach where she is today. She faced so many personal tragedies and to overcome such issues, the tribal leader became a keen practitioner of the meditation techniques of the Brahma Kumaris to embrace.
In her political journey she had Contested the 2014 assembly election from Rairangpur, but unfortunately she face defeat. It is Rairangpur that she again made her first step up the BJP ladder. She was a appointed as councilor in the Rairangpur Notified Area Council in 1997. In 2015, she was elected as the governor of Jharkhand and stayed in the post till 2021.
It is in Rairangpur that she again made her first step up the BJP ladder. She was appointed as councilor in the. In 2015, she was elected as the governor of Jharkhand and stayed in the post till 2021.
She has strong and diverse experience of politics and handled ministries such as transport, commerce, fisheries and animal husbandry in the Odisha government.
Bhupinder singh, the man with velvet voice and who breathe life into gazals has left for his heavenly abode on July 18, 2022 leaving many of his fans in tears. He was gifted with unmistakable enchanting voice and known for his versatility .
He was one of the iconic gazal artist that touched the hearts of many. Whenever his name comes to mind, some of his most memorable gazals like Huzoor Is Kadar Bhi Na Itra Ke Chaliye, Rahon pe Nazar Rakhna and many more comes to mind.
Born in Amritsar, Bhupinder got his initial music training from his parents, especially from his father Natha Singh. He started his career with AIR, played guitar and violin. His innings in the Bollywood earned him many a hits and in his five-decade-long career, Bhupinder Singh had also worked with the iconic singers like Mohammed Rafi, RD Burman, Madan Mohan, Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle, Gulzar, Bappi Lahiri and many more. His heavy croonings made him unique in the industry. His wife Mitali Mukherjee is also a famous singer.
Lets take a little walk and revisit the legacy with the lyrics of his famous gazals and songs.
1. From the most epic Kisi Nazar ko Tera Intezar
“Woh wadiyan woh fazayein Ke hum mile the jahaan Woh wadiyan woh fazayein Ke hum mile the jahaan Meri wafa ka wahin par Mazaar aaj bhi hai Ho.. kisi nazar ko tera intezar aaj bhi hai”
2. From Iconic Naam Gum Jayega
“Wakt ke sitam kam hasin nahin Aj hai yahaan kal kahin nahin Wakt se pare agar mil ge kahin Meri awaaj hi ……..”
3.From Huzoor Is Kadar Bhi Na Itra Ke Chaliye
“Koyee Manchala Gar Pakad Lega Aanchal Haan Koyee Manchala Gar Pakad Lega Aanchal Zara SochiyeAap Kya Kijiyega Laga De Agar Badh Ke Zulfon Me Kaliyaan Laga De Agar Badh Ke Zulfon Me Kaliyaan To Kya Apni Zulfen Jhatak Dijiyega Huzoor Is Kadar Bhi Na Itra Ke Chaliye”
4. From Do Deewane Shehar me
” Us raat nahin phir ghar jaata, Wo chaand yahin so jaata hai Jab taare zameen par chalte hain Aakaash zameen ho jaata hai “
5. From the melody Biti Na Bitai Raina
“O chaand ki bindi waali Bindi waali ratiyan Jaagi hui ankhiyon mein raat na aai raina Beeti na bitai raina, birha ki jaai raina Bheegi hui ankhiyon ne lakh bujhai raina Beeti na bitai raina”
Ambassador Reenat Sandhu interacted with Commanding Officer & crew of INS Tarangini in Amsterdam. Conveyed appreciation for their praiseworthy professionalism, seamanship & contribution to India-Netherlands maritime cooperation.
Amsterdam, As part of Lokayan 22 INS Tarangini , arrived Amsterdam on 06 July 2022. A warm welcome was accorded by the officers of Royal Netherland Navy. The ship has so far completed two months of voyage post departure from India .
An onboard reception was hosted for Mrs Reenat Sandhu, Hon’ble Ambassador of India to Netherlands, Mrs Hester Van Burren, Deputy Mayor of Amsterdam, Commodore Hodes, General Director Material Conservation, Mrs Gerrie Willems, Deputy Director Asia and Oceania Department from Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Officers from Royal Netherlands Navy, members from Indian embassy, Hague, Brig Zubin Bhatnagar, MA Paris and the Indian diaspora. Midshipmen of Royal Naval College, Netherlands visited the ship and interacted with the Commanding Officer. They were provided a brief overview on the role of the ship and rigging operations onboard.
Various interactions and visits to Royal Netherland Naval ships and installations along with friendly football matches are planned during the port call.
By Pranita Deshpande
Email- advpranita@gmail.com
India was known as ‘Sone ki Chidiya’, which means Golden bird, for a reason, as India had a reasonably a strong money market and credit instruments at a time when the East India Company entered the country.
After the end of Aurangzeb’s government, bankers and merchants started playing a pivotal role in the country for taxes.
It is really a matter of pride that India had a banker as well as a merchant, like Manikchand of Bengal, in the 17th century. His banking house earned the title of Jagat Seth 300 years ago. He was that successful businessman that many modern businessmen do not seem to do even today. He mastered everything related to business at that time.
Interestingly, he was the only person in India in the 17th century who lent money to not just people but to big nations like Britain and he even had handsome money which was more than Britain’s bank.
According to reports, his properties and belongings are about 10,000,000 pounds. If it is estimated in today’s time, then it will be close to 1000 billion pounds in total. In the current documents of the British government, it is believed that at that time, the total assets of the Jagat Seth family were much higher than all the banks in England. Even in the 1720s, the British economy was less than the wealth of the merchant household.
After the demise of Madhab Rai & Maharaj Swaroop Chand, empire of Jagat Seth started collapsing as they lost control over much of the land they owned. Also, the money that the British East India Company borrowed from them, was never paid back. By the 1900s, the Sahu Family or the Jagat Seths disappeared and their descendants are not known…
In this digitalized world, we might not be aware of how many isolated primitive relics of a remote past exist who don’t have any idea of outside world. Well there are more than a hundred isolated tribes around the world. They are not backward people but they are our contemporaries. Their language is completely unknown to us. Yet their hunter-gatherer lifestyle of brows and spears is very interesting.
On the northwest tip of Indonesia, a small group of islands locates in the deep blue waters of the Bay of Bengal. Among 573, 572 islands are unrestricted to tourists and have been visited by human beings for centuries. And that one isolated island dubbed North Sentinel Island, has always remained uncontacted after so many tries because of their violent behavior.
You might have heard of some isolated tribes, but this tribe is something different and unique. We don’t know what they call themselves as Sentinel Islanders. Being untraced and isolated, they still sustain themselves very well.
On the island, around 250 people live and through research it is found that they seem healthy with no abnormalities in body posture. They are probably the last stone age tribe existing on the planet. Many a time the Indian government tried to contact them, the government has been met with violence.
The island is banned for trekking on the order of the Indian government but Recently, in the year 2018, one American missionary tried to contact them illegally thrice but he got killed by them.
2. Ayoreo, Paraguay
Last uncontacted indigenous tribe in the massive forests of South America, around 5000 Ayereo people are living. They live in an well surrounded area by the Paraguay, Pilcomayo, Parapetí, and Grande Rivers.
The forest belonging Ayereo has the fastest rate of deforestation and they are facing many threats. A vast part of their land has been snatched away from them and sold to cattle ranchers.
However after years of isolating themselves, a group of Ayoreo made contact with outsiders in the year 2004 for the purpose of help because their homes were being erased by bulldozers. Tribal leaders then worked with human rights organization for them to give them back the ownership of their property.
3. Moxihatetema, Brazil/Venezuela
Within a vast domain of 10 million hectares, in the forests of Brazil, the Yanomami reserve locates. tribe moxihatetema lives. They are group of around 100 people who are sustaining themselves separately.
According one research, the tribe is expanding more and more.
The Moxihatetema are also exposed to grave external threat as their Yanomami relatives: illegal gold-miners, whose operations wreak environmental havoc in the ecosystem of the reserve, and whose contact with Indigenous tribes has sometimes been bloody.
Rajasthan, being the historical home to the royals, is one of the best wedding destinations in India. From heritage palaces to luxurious hotels , Rajasthan has a lot to offer to not just leisure tourists but also to modern couples. It’s majestic fort which speaks it’s glorious past, architectural beauty, lush green gardens and the traditional vibes makes eyes sparkle and heart skip the beats.
Here is the list of top wedding destinations in Rajasthan which will make your BIG DAY unforgettable and even more special.
1. Udaipur
Imagine tying your knots in this beautiful city. Doesn’t it seem like a dream wedding?
The lake city of India, Udaipur, is known to be perfect for weddings. The majestic forts and palaces, scenic lakes, breathtaking environment make it one of the best destinations for weddings. Udaipur’s hotels and palaces depict the rich culture of Rajasthan and make weddings aesthetically-pleasing and memorab
le.3 top beautiful venues in Udaipur
1. Oberoi Udaivilas
2. The Leela palace
3. Taj Lake
Palace Best time to host a wedding in Udaipur
September to February as the winters are usually pleasant.
2. Jaipur
The capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur, is another mesmerizing destination. An image of royal wedding hits the mind when we think of Jaipur as a wedding destination. This architecturally beautiful city has been a favorite among celebrities as well. And there is no reason why Jaipur can’t be chosen for a wedding. After all, the city carries hundreds of options that make each wedding unforgettable and, of course, in a pleasant way.
3 top beautiful venues in Jaipur
1. Chomu Palace
2. Jai Mahal
3. Le Meridien
Best time to host a wedding in Jaipur
November to February
3. Jodhpur
A royal city that owns the best wedding venues, palaces, Havelis, hotels that show Rajasthani culture and heritage, shiny colors, and decorations which can make your special day memorable.
Being situated on the edge of the Thar desert and known as the gateway to thar, undoubtedly it is the gateway to your destination wedding.
3 top beautiful venues in Jodhpur
1. The Umaid Bhawan Palace
2. Indiana Palace
3. ITC Welcome hotel Jodhpur
Best time to host a wedding in Jodhpur
November to March
A booklet comes ahead of the monsoon session by Lok Sabha Secretariat, listing unparliamentry words and expressions which one cannot use in parliament.
This booklet compiles words and expressions periodically deemed by legislative bodies. It emphasizes that some of the words will not be considered unparliamentary unless read in conjunction with the other expressions – essentially proving that the context matters.
The most common words listed in the booklet consist of ashamed, betrayed, corrupt, hypocrisy, drama and incompetent.
Anarchist, dictatorial, Khalistani, bloodshed, bloody, abuse, mischief, childishness, corrupt, coward, criminal, disgrace, donkey, eyewash, fudge, hooliganism, hypocrisy, incompetent, mislead, lie and untrue, anarchist, lollypop, foolish, and sexual harassment are also in the list of unparliamentary words.
