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23/01/2021

As New year 2021 arrives finally Covid vaccines are available in India after a series of lockdowns. Three foreign vaccines such as Phizer, Sputnik V, AstraZeneca, and two indigenous Indian vaccines such as Bharat biotech's Covaxin and Zydus Cardila would be available in the market from March 2021. But which covid vaccine would the Guwahatian public choose?.
This answer depends on an honest public opinion and that's why we did a public opinion to find out what do they think about covid vaccines and which vaccine would they choose: Indian vaccine or Foreign vaccine?.
In this video, we compare Indian vaccine v/s Foreign vaccines according to 5 important categories to help you all find out the best covid vaccine in the market. Public opinion of Guwahatians was necessary to enlighten the mindsets of people towards covid vaccines in India.
Video link- https://youtu.be/iz6PGscRz74

As New year 2021 arrives finally Covid vaccines are available in India after a series of lockdown. Three foreign vaccines such as Phizer, Sputnik V, Asterzen...

05/12/2020

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02/12/2020

Most of us here are all graduates or pursuing graduation. But have you ever thought what's next? I guess of most you haven't thought about it. Don't worry with this video you will have an idea of what major mistakes you should avoid after your graduation. We will appreciate if you hit the like button and share our hard work with all your friends and family as it motivates us to work harder. ♥️
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23/11/2020

I have been wearing a mask every time I leave home since March. I’m not sure why being considerate to others for the common good is now being mocked by some who are calling it “living in fear”, but it needs to stop!!!... When I wear a mask over my nose and mouth in public and in the stores/Malls/Pharmacies/Offices - I want you to know the following:
🔵 I'm educated enough to know that I could be asymptomatic and still give you the virus.
🔵 No, I don't "live in fear" of the virus; I just want to be part of the solution, not the problem.
🔵 I don't feel like the "government controls me". I feel like I'm an adult contributing to the security in our society and I want to teach others the same.
🔵 If we could all live with the consideration of others in mind, the whole world would be a much better place.
🔵 Wearing a mask doesn't make me weak, scared, stupid or even "controlled". It makes me caring and responsible.
🔵 When you think about your appearance, discomfort, or other people's opinion of you, imagine a loved one - a child, father, mother, grandparent, aunt, uncle or even a stranger - placed on a ventilator, alone without you or any family member allowed at their bedside.....Ask yourself if you could have helped them a little by wearing a mask.
I am inviting you all to copy this and post it on your wall as your post if you agree with me.

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18/11/2020

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13/11/2020

India, the world’s largest democracy, in which the power to choose their rulers lies with the people, is today having a large number of criminals in powerful positions. The affidavits submitted to the Election Commission by contesting candidates before 2014 Lok Sabha elections showed that 10% of the total 5,380 candidates were convicted in some serious crimes like r**e and murder. 34% of present Lok Sabha MPs have criminal records.
The phenomenon of criminals influencing elections began in the 1960’s. Criminals undertook booth capturing, threatening opposition voters and so on to help a politician retain power. As the probability of re-election of such candidates reduced, criminals could not be assured of retaining their influence on the elected representatives. Thus criminals started contesting elections themselves. The socio-political system, weakness of the Election Commission and the legal system supported this phenomenon. It is obvious that when criminals become law makers governance of a country will be adversely affected. This is the state today and we need to find ways to decriminalize politics because politicians take support of criminals to win elections. Both the politicians as well as criminals benefit as the criminals need the patronage of the politicians to continue with their criminal activities and the politicians need the muscle power of the criminals to win elections.

But why does even a criminal wins an election even if he gets a ticket from a political party ?
Let me explain it with my observations, I have my own points and opinions which may not match others

1. Young generation is not much into politics: In education system itself have a loop hole where you are being thought about culture and history but very less knowledge is given about federal structure. I bet here ask anybody what are duties and functions of a Prime Minister and President and what is difference between these two designation? No-one will answer in perfect manner.
2. Mindset of people: People usually thinks that if someone is in politics its implied that he is a criminal and corrupt. It is not justifiable reason
3. Poor legislations and time consuming process of justice in India
4. Stereotype mentality of being a doctor or being an engineer as Indian mindset have only two things for their child one is a doctor or second is an engineer.

Thanks for reading this and i think after reading this you might have several questions in your mind about Indian politics.

Credits ~ Abhiraj Bhattacharjee

06/11/2020

Heir of Harshad Mehta 's Scam Technique !!!

The share market has been a wish-granting factory to many. For others, it is nothing more than just a terrible nightmare. Share market is more than just a game of simple luck. But there are also times where people go beyond the rules and regulations to manipulate the market and pocket crores.

During the early 1990s, Harshad Mehta, a stockbroker, started facilitating transactions of ready forward deals among the Indian banks, acting as an intermediary. In this process, he used to raise funds from the banks and subsequently illegally invest the same in the stocks listed in the Bombay Stock Exchange to inflate the stock prices artificially.

After the Harshad Mehta scam, a Chartered Accountant named “Ketan Parekh” had similar plans of arranging comparable securities scam. Coincidently, Ketan used to work as a trainee under Harshad Mehta earlier and hence also known as the heir of Harshad Mehta’s scam technique.

Ketan Parekh scam case involved two key strategies, namely “circular trading” and “pump and dump scheme”.
1. Pump and dump are where he would purchase 20 to 30% of the share of a company in order to cause a price rise. The increase in price will subsequently tempt other investors to invest. Once the prices have skyrocketed, he would simply dump them to make an exit by liquidating his holdings.
2. Circular trading is a strategy where he made a few amateur or junior traders to buy and sell frequently certain shares throughout the day on his call. This caused the “traded volumes” to go up significantly. The investors who base their decisions on the volume traded will consider such stocks to be active and make an investment. Once the prices shoot up he would make a profit out of it and also pay the traders a small commission.

Ketan Parekh Scam case is among the two stockbroker frauds that shook the share market. Ketan Parekh is said to be the pied piper of the Indian stock market. But only to direct it to its doom, just like in the story. Till date, Ketan Parekh fraud case remains to be a cautionary story to many.

By - Akash
Source - blog.finology

05/11/2020

WHY DOES URBAN FEMINISM NOT COUNT RURAL WOMEN?
Feminism is a major movement taken up by the women back in 18th century to fight for their rights for suffrage and regular activities of that time, slowly enough, looking at times of now, feminism has taken a different meaning .
Altogether, nowadays, it is everything a women wants or desires to do.
No doubt, the internal struggles goes on for the beauties, there are also some left
Untouched pieces of it completely out of look, that is, Urban feminism, it is a new term, but rather an important one. Although, it is mentioned at points and many social media arguments have been taken place, the issue still remains untouched
And in complete darkness. However , on the brighter side, we do see opportunities
Of women rising or many feminists helping village women rise, the percent
Is still less, none the less, feminism continues to fight all barriers of prejudice and Patriarchy making its way to a free and fair India, but on a personal perspective, the
Rural communities call out to us.
But can women empowerment make a real difference in rural India?
Yes, women empowerment can make a real difference in rural India. Women empowerment not only increase the morale of the women but equally contributes to the rural development. The non-governmental organisation, the Kalgidhar Trust had helped many women with the empowerment plans. The organisation greatly donate to the poor women or the women in need. The girls are even sponsored with the free education facilities and other healthcare programs. The Kalgidhar Trust with the establishment of the home for widows and destitute proved that it greatly knows the needs of the women and knows their value. Proper food, shelter, clothing is being provided to the women and their children are also spinsored with the education and healthcare. All their needs are fulfilled. The most relevant example to this question is that it provides the free teacher training courses to the women in which they are trained as the efficient teachers. They are made capable enough to be employed in good instructions. After this they are even provided shelter under the roof of the Kalgidhar Trust. They are employed in their own schools and colleges or even they can get themselves employed as per their choice. This had bought awareness among many rural people who earlier hesitated to send their girl to distant places for employment and education. Many of the girls who are unprivileged and poor are even sponsored by the Kalgidhar Trust. Rural people started thinking more widely. The women empowerment had changed the rural part of India and it was only possible through the Kalgidhar Trust to make such remarkable changes. As they work mainly for the rural women who are poor and unprivileged.

Women empowerment, as such is not in the wrong path. But I see it, some (women) take it for their advantage. Empowerment of any sort would be a positive approach and it definitely will yield good and enhance the health of the society. But, Using it wrongly for satisfying personal pleasures or wishes, is irksome and give rise to such a question.

Credits ~ Enakshi Choudhury

29/10/2020

HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT of paying a tip to an Auto Rick shaw driver while traveling or did you ever paid a tip to your favourite street chat vendor? If your answer is no then did you ever bargain with a street vendor and paid him half of what was he asking? If yes then, did you also bargain the same way in a luxurious mall or cafe? I guess you didn't right? But do you know why? Because..
Down the ladder of prosperity, the street vendor is the last person. No education. Not much money to speak of. Trying to make a living for his family, in a ruthless, cruel and very harsh world. HE IS NAKED
The owners of luxurious Malls and cafes is not earning for a livelihood but to make his livelihood better whereas a street vendor is earning for his ROTI KAPRA , MAKAAN and because to this they negotiate with the customers.
Most of the Rational customers takes advantage of this and literally exploit them to save a small amount of money which they later spend on a cup of coffee in Starbucks costings 500-600rs.
We need to just understand a simple thing..
Visiting a mall and buying branded stuffs for standards is not wrong but bargaining with street vendors thinking that their products are sub-standard and they are fooling everybody is WRONG, UNACCEPTABLE and totally SHAMEFUL. Therefore we should support street vendors as this is the real VOCAL FOR LOCAL.

Credits~ Abhiraj Bhattacharjee

26/10/2020

Here, we are attaching a short glimpse of our new video which we released yesterday. In this video, we have discussed the "Reality of Indian media" and shared many untold facts about the Indian media with all of you.

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25/10/2020

The reality of Indian media is unknown to everyone. Despite being the biggest watchdog in democracy, Indian media is shaking and thus the fourth pillar of democracy is in danger. Indian Media is the world's largest media and therefore this media has a great responsibility towards the people of this country.

Indian Media is ranked 142 out of 180 countries according to the World Press Freedom Index, 2020 and thus the reality of Indian media is now revealed. The 4th pillar of our democracy is shaking due to the main five reasons - Fake TRP, No regulatory board for media, Advertisement and sponsorship, consolidation of media, and lack of safety of journalists.

These days media and journalism are for sale as there is no real news covered which should be shown across the country. Therefore to know which news is genuine and isn't fake one must just keep 3 simple things in mind -
1. Gather and compare different sources of news
2. Avoid overexerted news
3. Find out the real source of the news

Check out the entire video on our YouTube channel by clicking on this link.👇Do comment down your feedbacks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWUjXOxk0Mw

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The Reality of Indian media is secret and hidden. Despite being the biggest watchdog in the democracy, Indian media and its reality is shaking and thus the f...

21/10/2020

India’s tourism attractions are large and varied. Our culture, which is both amalgamation of different religions, cultures or schools of thought and dates back to ancient times, is our most visible attraction.
The great monuments ranging from that symbol of eternal love, Taj Mahal to the great temples of South India, the majestic forts of Rajasthan as well as the wide and varied landscape of snowcapped mountains, golden beaches, rich forests and verdant deserts all make India an ‘Incredible’ destination. Be it Medical and Wellness Tourism, be it Golf courses and be it Adventure Sports, India has it all.

The villages and the rural economies also have practitioners of unique arts and crafts in their original forms that are hard to come by in the cities. Rural areas are mostly farming communities and in many cases the incomes are not as good as they are in cities.
Many young men and women are increasingly migrating to the cities looking for better opportunities. This has also led to some of the arts and crafts traditionally being practiced in the rural communities dying a slow death.
Rural Tourism is one of the solutions which can cater to all the above questions. Rural Tourism focuses on the visitor actively participating in a rural lifestyle. The tourist travels to a rural location and experiences the life while taking part in the daily activities of the village.
Many cases of rural tourism also include voluntourism in which the tourists spend some time in volunteering and giving back to the community they visit in the form of teaching at local schools, helping out in the farming activities, etc. As a result, the National Tourism Policy of India recognizes that special thrust should be imparted to rural tourism.
Recognizing the potential of Rural Tourism in the country, Rural Circuit has been identified as one of the 13 thematic circuits to provide a unique experience to travelers visiting the country and, develop lesser known destinations located in remote areas of the country.
The development of Bhititharwa, Chandrahia & Turkaulia in Bihar and Malanand Malabar Cruise Tourism Project in Kerala has been undertaken under Rural Circuit theme.
In compliance with the UN Millennium Development Goal (MDG) to eradicate extreme poverty and hunger by 2015, Rural Tourism Scheme was launched in 2002 in partnership of UNDP. • Rural tourism was identified as means for generating rural employment and promoting sustainable livelihood. In the selected sites, community managed village Tourism Development Committees were formed to develop rural tourism initiatives. Community ownership and management is central to the alternative models of endogenous tourism developed across India.

There have now been many success stories of the Rural Tourism model and many of the projects have achieved financial viability. • Notable among them is the Shaam-e-Sarhad project in the village of Hodka in Gujarat, Shaam-e-Sarhad is a tourist camp, built, owned, and managed by the Hodka community.
The award winning Kerala Responsible Tourism projects in Kumarakom, Wyanad and other locations combine a unique model of involving the local community and getting the visitor experience the village life with the local stakeholders as the storytellers.
Another success story is in Sikkim which has empowered many village communities to develop tourism experiences including homestays thus spreading the tourism product evenly and away from the traditional destinations.
The projects in Rajasthan including in Samode and Mandawa have come up on a public-private model.
A noteworthy mention is of the Govardhan Eco-Village in Maharashtra which won the UNWTO Ulysses Award for Innovation.
Challenges

Some popular Rural Tourism Destinations:
• Kutch Adventures India • Itmennan Lodges Punjabiyat: Farming in Rural Punjab • Ecosphere Spirit: High altitude rural tourism; visits to Buddhist monasteries etc. • Lachen, Sikkim
Ballabhpur Danga, West Bengal: Ballavpur danga, 3KM from shantiniketan, is a Santhal Adivasi tribal community in the pastoral beauty of rural Bengal. • Sunderbans Village Life: The UNESCO world Heritage site with the largest mangrove vegetation in the world is a great attraction for tourists.
• Majuli in Assam
• Pochampally, Telangana: Tourists can have a look at weaving of the famous silk sarees known by the same name.
Shaam-E-Sarhad, Hodka, Gujarat: As part of the Endogenous Tourism Project of UNHDP, this village was selected for rural tourism in 2004. This village is known for its rich embroidery and art work mostly done by women.
• A major achievement of Hodka is that it gave a formal outlook to the Banni (local community) breeders association which led to the recognition of Banni buffalo as the eleventh breed to buffalo of India. The Rann festival also originated from here.
• Naggar, Himachal Pradesh: Naggar in Kulu district was chosen as one of the heritage sites for rural tourism under the Endogenous Tourism Project of UNDP where 5 villages were selected to be developed as tourist sites.
• The weaving of Naggar is famous and that has been used as an unique selling point to attract tourists. • The entire site is run by the local inhabitants and the women are earning extra through their weaving work.
Banavasi in Karnataka where wood carving, artifacts, musical instruments and stone cuttings ensures tourists.
• Raghurajpur in Odisha is known for Pattachitra painters and Gotipura dance troupes, the precursor to the Indian classical dance form of Odissi.

Tanmoy Sharma(Editor)
This post is inspired from the 'Kurukshetra April 2019' magazine.

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21/10/2020

It’s bitter however terribly true that one single game is blotting several other games in India. There's no doubt of any dialogue that cricket is killing different sports in our country. Indians eat, live, sleep, speak and walk cricket. Cricket fever has even overshadowed our national sport Hockey. In theory we have a tendency to all understand that hockey is our national game however in sensible vision its cricket maniacs everywhere.
No one remembers that in Shooting, Gagan Narang won four Gold medals in Common Wealth Games 2010, or Indian World Champion combatant Sushil kumar won the trophy in FILA 2010 World Wrestling Championships or Olympic bronze medals won by lawn tennis star mythical being Leander Paes (Atlanta, 1996). However Anil Kumble's 10-wicket haul, Harbhajan's hat-trick, and Virender Sehwag's 309 are going to be evergreen in memory.

It’s a typical sight that young kids square measure taking part in excellent cricket with bat and ball in lanes, streets, gardens. However individuals don’t savvy to play alternative sports. A budding sports child holds claims that some day he would be like "Tendulkar". Why not like "Vijender Singh" or “Somdev Devvarman"? Answer is incredibly easy that they don’t fathom these heroes.
Cricket in India is changing into an obstacle within the progress of alternative sports. Television, commercialization and also the advertising world have promoted cricket to a degree that it's become a mountain peak that is badly touching alternative sports within the country. Equal exposure isn't given to all or any sports within the country. New comers in cricket sport get name & fame during a short span. However the same can be said about alternative sports players.

Many budding players in different sports like shooting, lifting, hockey etc. are not able to pursue their passion due to the lack of support provided to them by our sporting bodies . Scarceness of stadiums, playgrounds and poor sports system in colleges conjointly pull down interest of individuals in alternative sports.

Huge crowd pack the cricket structure once there's a India-Pakistan match, to spice up the morale of their country however wherever will this “morale boosting brigade” disappear once sportsmen of apart from cricketers want them.
We do have Sania Mirza, mythical being Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi transfer laurels to the country within the field of tennis; Vishwanathan Anand within the field of chess. In hockey we've nice legends like Balbir singh, Pargat Singh, Surjit Singh, Ashok Kumar, Ajit Pal Singh, who conquered hockey cup in 1975.They all play exhaustively to bring pride and glory to our country. It had been a time once when hockey statements delivered by commentator Jasdev Singh held the breath of the entire nation. That sensational wave sound has currently nonexistent from radio sets and stadiums. Alternative games like chess, tennis, and hockey square measure longing for true standing as cricket game.

Cricket isn't our national game; however it's celebrated as a pageant. It’s been used as a bridge between 2 nations. Our country’s politics conjointly get active with these sports. Players of international fame and caliber in alternative sports don't seem to be given correct media support and a spotlight still as proper facilities for more development. Media promotional material and cash involvement in cricket game square measure the most culprits for cricket ruling the roost, to the harm of alternative sports in Bharat.

Paradoxically our country continues to be troubled exhausting to make an honest eleven. Day by day Indian soccer is losing the insufficient charm it had gained. Recently several clubs from the I League has had to disband and fold off its team. Same happens with our national game hockey. There was a time once that India won the Hockey World Cup in 1975 and many people started showing a keen interest within the sport, however not therefore any longer. The game has died a natural death from lack of leadership and support.

If this cricket mania continues, India will never get the best out of its sporting riches talent wise.Hence, if India wants to move up the sporting ladder in other sports in needs to reform the administration, infrastructure, coaching and other facilities given to players of alternative sports in order that they are able to shine with their beautiful performances. Alternative sports have the total right to maneuver up the ladder.

Credits- Biswarup Choudhury
(Content Contributer)

19/10/2020

WHY IS NORTH EAST BEING IGNORED?

Northeast an integral part of India which Is leading producer of oil, coal, tea leaves, rubber, bamboos, horticulture, handlooms, ginger, pineapple and many others. Northeast is not only the country’s largest region in resource production but also shares the largest international border in the country with China, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal and Myanmar.
Now the question is ,Northeast being such an important and integral part of India why these seven sisters are neglected by the mainstream India and only remembered for uncivilized, barbarism and terrorism.
To understand this problem, we have to get back in 1947 when our country got independent as well as it got parted. Indian modern history tells about the effects of partition in Punjab and Bengal but does includes the Partition of Assam which affected Northeast very badly and became the main reason why northeast is still under developed and neglected as it lost many industrial resources and minerals of its Sylhet district which went to East Pakistan after independence.
After independence, huge number of migrants came to Assam and entire northeast from East Pakistan (Bangladesh), the central government at that time concentrated more on the refugees of Punjab and Bengal in providing food, shelter and jobs. The migrants of north east were not much supported by the central government and due to which from 1950 to 1960 there was a huge problem of starvation and unemployment in the region. The Entire northeast was slowly isolated economically from the mainstream India due to broken transportation network.
Economic downfall of Northeast states could have been controlled if the central government would at that time invest in setting up hydro electrical power projects in the region. This project would have not only benefitted the northeast region but also the entire country as the Brahmaputra is the largest river basin in our country which can produce upto 40,000 MW in a year. With production of electricity not only a state earns high revenue but also it encourages industrialization in the area and finally decreases unemployment rate. Almost after 50 years of independence the central government started showing interest in financing on the hydroelectric projects in northeast and finally in 2001 Northeast was declare the “future power house” in India. Till date states like Assam, Manipur, Mizoram are facing huge shortage of electricity and has to buy electricity from Bhutan and Nepal.
This Brahmaputra river is getting polluted day by day due to oil pollution and waste disposal which is slowly rendering it lifeless. The central government till now didn’t sanction any amount of fund for cleaning the Brahmaputra river which is consider the lifeline of north east whereas it has sanctioned 28,600 Crore for Namami Gange program also known as clean ganga mission.

The literacy rate in northeast region is much higher then the rest of India which has an average of 77%. Recently Tripura in 2019 was the most literate state in India with 94.65% followed by Mizoram 91.3 % and thus northeast being called as an uncivilized region is a big joke.
Northeast is also considered as the safest region in the country as crime reports are very low from a decade and no forest dweller or man eater can hunt anyone as law and order is being completely followed. Moreover, northeast is the fashion hub of the country and considering them as a forest dweller is a joke.

‘Why northeast is being ignored, sideline and discriminate from decades in the rest part of India?

This has only one main reason which is lack of knowledge and awareness about northeast people and their culture. CBSE syllabus does not covers the history and culture of northeast and its tribes in its social science subject as it mostly cover about Mughal Empire and Delhi sultans due to which the rested part of Indians thinks that the culture of northeast is different from the culture of the mainstream India. Due to these thinking and mentality northeast had always remain isolated from the rest of India therefore the government should cover in full details about northeastern history, culture, festivals and lifestyle in the CBSE syllabus because little knowledge is too dangerous.

Despite of grave isolation and discrimination from the mainstream India, people in northeast have never loosed its nationality and love for the country and till date its is trying to end this communication gap.

By Abhiraj Bhattacharjee
(Page Co- Founder)