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National Youth Day 2022 Wishes Quotes, Theme, Significance, Poster, Banner and More
National Youth Day 2022 Wishes Quotes, Theme, Significance, Poster, Banner and More
National Youth Day 2022 is celebrated on January 12 each year. Also known as Vivekananda Jayanti, the event is celebrated every year in India on 12 January since 1985.
The National Youth Day in celebrated on the birthday of Swami Vivekananda, a renowned Hindu monk and philosopher.
The day aims at highlighting the issues affecting youth and to attain the attention of the national and international community to resolve these issues.
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National Youth Day Theme
Transforming food systems
Youth innovation for human and planetary health
History of National Youth Day
The Government of India decided to celebrate the birthday of Swami Vivekananda as National Youth Day in 1984.
Thereafter, the World Conference of Ministers Responsible for Youth recommended this day for the UN in 1998. Now, 18 world countries commemorate this day according to their own specific date.
Celebrations of National Youth Day in India
The schools, colleges and universities make colourful celebrations on this day in which Yogasanas, seminars, presentations, sports and essay writing competitions are organised.
National Youth Day Quotes
“To the heroes of tomorrow, to the energies that will define the future. Wishing you a very warm and Happy National Youth Day.”
“The future of a nation depends upon the youth of the country. Best wishes on National Youth Day to the young brains and minds of our Nation.”
Take risks in your life, If you win, you can lead! If you lose, you can guide. Wish you Happy National Youth Day.”
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Pangong Lake in Ladakh: Know why this water body is making news since last two years
Pangkok Lake situated in Ladakh has been making news since last two years for different reasons. Akanksha reports
A satellite imagery expert took few pictures of under construction bridge across Pangong in area of Eastern Ladakh which is reportedly occupied illegally by China around 60 years ago.
Ministry of External Affairs described it as a ridiculous exercise to support untenable territorial. India came down strongly on China for building this bridge. “Regarding reports of a bridge being made by the Chinese side on Pangong Lake, the government has been monitoring this activity closely. This bridge is being constructed in areas that have been under illegal occupation by China for around 60 years now,” Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said.
The bridge is being built across a part of the lake that falls within Chinese territory, but it connects both banks and gives China the ability to move soldiers and heavy weaponry into India at pace.
Pangong Tso lake in Eastern Ladakh has usually been in the news from last 2 years of India China dispute.
Brief Synthesis of Pangong Lake
Pangong Tso is one the most famous lake in Ladakh. Pangong is Tibetan word which means high grassland. Situated at a height of a more than 14,000 ft in Ladakh in Himalayas, this lake is narrow and deep.
The western end of Tso lies 54 km to the southeast of Leh. The 135 km-long lake sprawls over 604 sq km in the shape of a boomerang, and is 6 km wide at its broadest point.
Since many years ,Chinese have built roads along with the banks of Pangong. In 1999, during Kargil war, China took the opportunity to build 5 km of road inside Indian territory along the lake’s bank. The 1999 road added to the extensive network of roads built by the Chinese in the area, which connect with each other and to Karakoram Highway.
From one of these roads, Chinese positions physically overlook Indian positions on the northern tip of the Pangong Tso lake.
Assembly election dates announced for five states in India
Assembly elections dates for five states have been announced by the election commission
Seven phase elections will be held for five states
Notification to be issued on Jan 14
Phase I of polling
Uttar Pradesh polling to be held on Feb 10
Second phase
Goa. Punjab and Uttarakhand
Second phase polling on: Feb 14
Phase III:
Uttar Pradesh – polling on: Feb 20
Phase IV
Uttar Pradesh: polling on Feb 23
Phase V
for Uttar Pradesh
Manipur phase I
Feb 27
Phase VI for Uttar Pradesh & Manipur Phase II
March 3
Uttar Pradesh: phase VII
Polling: March 7
Date of counting: March 10
Desert Roses: Know why these colorful and pretty flowers hanging on tree are different…!
Desert roses! The combination may sound a little weird but a teenaged boy has made this deadly combination possible with his hard work.
We all must have seen hanging fruits from a tree, but hanging rose flowers on a tree grown in desert soil is something surprising.
A teenaged boy Shubham Kumawat from Nimbahera grew this rose ‘tree’ around four to five years back.
“We need to cut this tree for 2 to three times which helps it to attain height. Roses here can be seen in all seasons, however, in winters, they come with pleasant aroma. We offer these roses daily for prayers.”
This rose plant has a height of seven to eight feet which can never be seen in surrounding area, he says.
This desert rose plant is strong and adaptable to harsh climatic conditions and hence is a symbol of strength, persistence and resilience. it is also a symbol of hope during the dry times, he says.
Top 4 weird foods of world which include fish semen
Top four most weird foods in the world! Doesn’t this topic sound interesting? We know you would definitely want to know about these unique foods and hence Akanksha explores some strange yet weird food one can ever have…
- Shirako, Japan: Do you wonder how someone can eat fish serem?
Shirako is the sperm sacs Japanese food. This is one the weirdest dish, looks bit like mayonnaise is actually made up of Fish Serem The word Shirako translated as white children in English. Served on the top rice and Curd , this dish can be easily accessible in Japanese Restaurants. Shirako’s texture is quite pleasant to eyes but can be unfamiliar in taste to people. - Boshintang, Korea: This is traditional Korean dog meat soup. Bosintang is a soup that’s prepared by green onions, perilla leaves, and dandelions with dog meat. This soup got banned in Korea but still some korean restaurants have it in there menu. Less than a third of Koreans have tried meat and fewer eat it on regular basis.
- Casu Marzu, Italy: Casu Marzu is a food which contains live insect larvae. It is traditional Italy food, still it has been deemed illegal by the Italian government since 1962 due to laws that prohibit the consumption of food infected by parasites. Casu Marzu means Rotten Cheese which is actually made in Sarinia Islands.
- Tuna Eyeball, Japan : The eyes of Tuna are considered delicacies in Japan. A tuna is a saltwater fish that belongs to the tribe Thunnini. In Japan, it is used to eat eyes raw, but sometimes they’re cooked in amazing and delicious manner. Eyes of tuna are boiled and then served to the table with rice. Sometimes they are deep fried and then served with soy sauce.
Top 3 destination weddings of star couples from India…
Destination wedding, these days, is a buzz word and with celebrity couples tying the knot, this trend is being followed by many who want to go to newer places to say ‘I Do’ and to tie the knotty knot. Akanksha reports about the top three destinations weddings of star couples from India which made headlines across the globe…
- Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli
Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma had the dreamy wedding ever and their fans are still not getting over of it.
On December 11, 2017, Anushka and Virat tied a wedding knot in Italy. The couple got married in a picturesque setting at Borgo Finocchieto. It is an 800-year-old village which is turned into villa.
Borgo Finocchieto is elegantly covered with stunning view of hills and valleys.
Situated in the most tranquil settings on a rural hillside in the province of Siena in central Tuscany, it has just 22 bedrooms, which allows it to function as its own community. The weather of Borgo Finocchieto is pleasant and the blue sky and green surroundings give it a painting like look. As soon as their wedding news broke, the netizens went crazy over the pictures and videos of them. The Virushka hangover stayed for long.
- Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jhonas
After 2 years of dating, this couple got married in December 2018 at Umaid Bhawan Palace, Jodhpur. Stretched across 26 acres of land, the venue served as a destination for fairy tale kind wedding. The dream Sabyasachi lehenga! The record-setting veil with a white wedding gown! And lots of loved-up moments. The wedding is still being discussed for unique style statements.
- Deepika And Ranveer Singh
The dimple girl of Bollywood tied the wedding knot with Ranveer Singh in the year 2018 at Villa del Balbianello in Lake Como, Italy. The couple has booked somewhere near 75 rooms, which brings the total cost to Rs 24,75,000 per day. The couple had grand yet private wedding. This dreamy Villa is covered with pristine lake and has breathtaking views with green romantic forests. Lake Como has also been favourite with Hollywood celebs.
Ambani Daughter’s engagement also took place at Lake Como.
Jaipur Literature Festival 2022: Teamwork Arts reschedules it from March 5-14, 2022
The Jaipur Literature Festival 2022 has been re-scheduled from March 5 -14, 2022 with the on-ground programme from March 10-14 at Clarks Amber
Previously scheduled for the end of January, the Festival has
now been rescheduled to run between the 5th and14th March 2022.
The Festival will follow all Covid-19 protocols that will be mandated by the central and Rajasthan governments during the time of its rescheduled dates.
Sanjoy K. Roy, Managing Director of Teamwork Arts, who produce the Jaipur Literature Festival, said, “Keeping in mind the advent of the new variant and the sharp rise in the number of cases across the country, we have thought it best to reschedule the Festival and hold it in March, we remain committed to bring the Festival back to Jaipur as an on-ground, immersive experience, promoting dialogue, discussion and debate on books and ideas.”
The iconic annual Jaipur Literature Festival will be back this year at its cherished home – Jaipur – in a hybrid avatar with both its on-ground magnificence as well as its nifty virtual presence. The
hybrid version will enable a larger audience to access the Festival offerings, reaching out to book-
lovers across continents. There has never been a more powerful feast of literature, discourse & camaraderie than this Festival.
Registration and access to the Online Edition of the Festival is free and open to all. Registration to the On-ground Edition of the Festival will be available at INR 200 per day.