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Expensive art is being bought in Britain despite inflation at a 40-year high

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Expensive art is being bought in Britain despite inflation at a 40-year high Britain's - Rishi Sunak blows money At a time when Britain is in dire straits, there are criticisms that public coffers are being squandered on expensive show-pieces. Inflation in Britain is at a forty-year high, people are questioning how Sunak can spend such a huge amount on a sculpture. The honeymoon period of Indian-origin Rishi Sunak, who wore the thorny crown of Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (UK), is over. Sunak is embroiled in a new controversy where MPs from his own party are questioning Sunak's performance. The famous British sculptor Henry Moore created an abstract sculpture in 1980. Recently, this sculpture titled 'Working Model for Seated Woman' was auctioned by famous auction house Christie's. The government of Britain bought this sculpture for 13 lakh pounds i.e. 15 lakh dollars. The sculpture, valued at around Rs 12 crore in Indian currency, has caused a stir sinc

A sign of the second revolution in China after Mao's revolution

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- Inhumane atrocities on the people caused outrage as the communist leader himself lived in Ayyashi. - In almost all the big cities of China, people are holding violent protests and gradually these protests are turning into demands for democracy instead of lockdown protests. Political analysts believe that the cause of this protest may be the lockdown imposed due to Corona, but the real reason is the growing dissatisfaction and outrage against the communist regime of China. Due to the increasing cases of Corona in China, there has been a flare-up after the Chinese government imposed a zero covid policy. Under the zero covid policy, lockdown has been imposed in areas where corona cases are high. In big cities in China, people are not allowed to go out and are being forced to stay indoors. On November 25, due to the lockdown, a fire broke out in an apartment in Xinjiang, even though people were not allowed to go out in the name of lockdown, 10 people perished. Due to this incident, pe

Ladies' hanging and now female's hanging

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- Unencumbered joy-inexhaustible antani Nari kabhi na hari... saw the woman's atan up to the latka now see the hit... not this narabaji heard in the early morning from the ground of the society, but listening to the nari-baji, I and Pathukaka rushed down the stairs and reached the ground. Our beau's eyes widened when he went and saw it. (Ho)Balakaki, Parbhaben, Babuben and Manuben of very old age used to play cricket wearing white t-shirts and white pants. In fact, I got a chance to see the hangings that I had seen so far. When there was a break in the game, Pathukaka, exhibiting his knowledge, said, 'Now after the break-up? Take a breath and answer why this suddenly made you want to start playing cricket? Why did you mock cricket straight from the kitchen?' On a table in the ground with necklaces and saucers arranged, the captain of the women's cricket team, (Ho) Balakaki, went to that table and replied with a sigh, 'Our ladies' cricket team has made th

China's anti-India secret agenda.

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- China wants to control all the natural resources of the Indian Ocean A meeting called by China last week is being debated internationally as India was not invited to this meeting. Only India was excluded from this meeting with 20 countries in the Indian Ocean region on November 21. In the meeting called by the China Development Cooperation Agency (CIDCA), the agency of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, Australia, which is a member of Quad, a four-nation organization formed at the behest of America, was also invited, but India was completely left out, so the issue of what is the secret agenda of China is under discussion. China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has officially released the details of this meeting. It is claimed that the blue economy was discussed in the meeting held in Kuming, Yunnan province. The term blue economy refers to the activity of using ocean resources for economic development. Central to the Blue Economy is the idea of ​​how the oceans can be used

The Yogi government stopped scholarship in madrasas.

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New Delhi: The Yogi government has taken a big decision and stopped the scholarship given to the students of class 1 to class 8 in madrasas. Till now, children of class 1 to 5 in madrasas were getting Rs 1000 while the children of the following classes were getting different scholarships according to different courses. was The Yogi government believes that education from class 1 to class 8 is free under the Right to Education Act. Students are also provided with books and uniforms free of charge. Madrasahs also provide mid-day meal so no scholarship is required. Madrasah students received scholarships. The Yogi government recently conducted a survey of madrassas and found 8496 madrassas unaccredited. The government has found a large number of unidentified madrassas in the border areas adjacent to Nepal. 500 madrasas have been found in Siddharthnagar, 400 in Balrampur, 400 in Bahraich and Sravasti, 200 in Lakhimpur, 60 unrecognized and paper-based madrassas in Maharajganj, bordering

Human trafficking on the rise.

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Human trafficking is an age old problem. Now the US State Department has released this year's Trafficking in Persons report. It contains statistics on this heinous crime in every country. India's position in that report is attention-grabbing and worrisome. According to the rating of the American State Department, the situation of human trafficking in India has not improved at all this year. India was in the tier-two category last year as well and is in the same position this year as well. India tried a lot on its part to stop this pollution but without success. In terms of human trafficking, India is a country that is standing as it is. Even today thousands of South Indian workers are stranded in Gulf countries whom the government has not been able to reach. Pakistan was once ahead. But this year it has also come down a step to the tier-two watchlist. China pushed further back and reached the tier-three category. The report clearly states that the Chinese government is not ma

China's Insidious Privacy

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As many important countries as there are in the world, they are ruled by almost one-man show politicians. The kind of team leadership that was traditionally used to manage and manage huge countries now appears to be dying out. Due to this, the burden of taking all decisions is placed on a single person. Hence, the possibility of making hasty or wrong decisions increases. This is the situation of the leaders of all important countries including India, Russia, China, America. China has its own top leadership of the People's Party, but its role is very limited. India has a two-tier cabinet. Besides, Rashtrapati Bhavan and Supreme Court are also ready for error correction and guidance. That readiness is sometimes expressed in the form of reprimand. However, the role of the President and the court in the practical management of the entire nation and in the formulation of policies is limited. In China, Xi Jinping enjoys absolute power. There is a Politburo and a Senate to stop them. Ch

Rewriting India's history is necessary?

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- Comma - History is the roots of any country, which binds the nation to its past, as well as guides it to a strong future. Be it India or Greece, many warriors who became immortal due to their martial skills are today buried in books buried in dust in the corner of the library. If people watch Baahubali movie and think that if such a powerful warrior had come to India at the right time then the foreign people would be afraid to even think of invading India. The recent statement of the Home Minister seems to be the same. He remembered Assam's Unsung Warrior Lachit Barphukan during an election campaign rally. And also announced to rewrite the history of India. So the nation becomes great by rewriting history! The history of any country also reflects its religion, education, society, politics, economy and judicial system. Through the medium of history, the development journey of that country, the ups and downs of the people's life, the conduct-thoughts and practices of that c

Voting is not only our right, but also a great and meaningful responsibility

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- To the point-Ajit Parrot Our incomparable lyricist-composer Avinash Vyas composed a Gujarati song, a part of which goes like this- 'Taiyar hai jajo, naat bhat jaat tari koi hajo, get ready, shoulder to shoulder, leaning into the war, mother watan ne kaj jang khipi. Judges...' with Avinashbhai's apology, I say with a little change, 'Vote for motherland without fail...' Exactly 48 hours later, the first phase of Gujarat assembly polls is on 1st December. If you check the recent history, you will realize that in big cities including Mumbai, especially the educated and affluent class do not go to vote. Due to this many times unqualified person reaches the legislature. Non-voters later criticize the government indiscriminately. They have not done their duty, but they like to criticize the people in power. This time due to tragedy like Morbi, inflation, corruption etc., there is going to be a tussle between the candidates. One has to be especially wary of those who t

India's strategy to capture PoK may succeed

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- The slogans of 'Pok Hamara Hai' have become louder - Occasional - India, which has defeated the Vasudhaiva family on the global stage, cannot resort to a bloody war. Xi Jinping's power is weakening in China and political turmoil is going on in Pakistan. Both these countries are not ready to leave PoK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir), but times are changing. In India, the supporters of Congress and Pakistan have gone to Hawaii, so the slogans of 'Pok Hamara Hai' have become louder. India is slowly and steadily moving towards unfurling the tricolor in PoK under a specific strategy. Pakistan Occupied Kashmir has become an election issue these days. Chore ne chaute political experts are saying that India should attack PoK and take it. After accepting the chairmanship of G-20, India will not be ready for any violent attack for a year, but will start discussions by sending a delegation of leaders of some countries to Pakistan and PoK so that the whole world will know th

Congress ready for secret ballot in Rajasthan

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Congress ready for secret ballot in Rajasthan New Delhi, dated 27 As the Ashok Gehlot vs Sachin Pilot war has resumed in Rajasthan, it is reported that the high command is ready to implement the formula suggested by him to pacify Sachin Pilot. Sachin Pilot has requested the high command to decide the leader by conducting a secret ballot of MLAs. Congress sources claim that the pilot has also assured that if Gehlot is removed, the government will not be in trouble. Pilot has also expressed readiness to accept whatever the outcome of the secret ballot may be. The high command is ready to hold a secret ballot but there is doubt whether Gehlot will be ready. To end this controversy by persuading Gehlot, President Mallikarjun Khadge asked Organization General Minister K.C. Venugopal has been asked to go to Jaipur on November 29 and convince Gehlot. Khadge wishes that the controversy ends at the time of the Jodo Yatra. Venugopal will hold a committee meeting for the Bharat Jodo Yatra in

Steel exports from the country fell by more than half to 40 lakh tonnes

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- Indications that overseas demand remains sluggish despite the government abolishing export duties to support exports The country's steel (iron-steel) markets and industry have recently seen a rapid reversal of trends. The market price has seen a one-sided fluctuation. Meanwhile, with the recent increase in the number of Covid cases in China and signs of a re-emergence of lockdown, there have been signs of a sudden increase in the players of various markets including steel, iron ore in the world market. China's role has always been key for various metals including steel, iron ore and various commodity markets in the world market. When good news comes out of China, market prices go higher globally and China's weakness puts upward pressure on prices in global markets. Meanwhile, India's steel sector has been in the limelight recently. Earlier in May, the central government had imposed export duty on steel exports from the country, and as a result, seaborne steel export

Killer winter whispers

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Mrigashirsha Nakshatra is visible in Madhyakasha. Winter nights are thus best for sky darshan. But man has forgotten to raise his head. Some people go through life so bent down that they don't even remember what it's like to live with your head held high. The sky now shines with Tarlia's beauty. Right now there is an ascendant art moon and now as Poonam passes, the Hemant season is also waning along with the moon. Even though autumn is still a long way off, winds that whisper the bitter cold of Posh month have enveloped North India. It has affected both the arms of mother India i.e. Far East India and here even to West India. The winter nights are suddenly setting in. Sanato due to cold. After nine o'clock in the night, the atmosphere like midnight spreads everywhere. In India, where it is getting coldest this time, in Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, the outbreak of cold has started. In the capital New Delhi, the temperature rises by two or three degrees every day. Snowfall h

Rishi Sunak of Britain blows money.

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- Expensive art is being bought despite inflation in Britain at a 40-year high The honeymoon period of Indian-origin Rishi Sunak, who wore the thorny crown of Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (UK), is over. Sunak is embroiled in a new controversy where MPs from his own party are questioning Sunak's performance. Renowned British sculptor Henry Moore created an abstract sculpture in 1980. Recently, this sculpture titled 'Working Model for Seated Woman' was auctioned by famous auction house Christie's. The government of Britain bought this sculpture for 13 lakh pounds i.e. 15 lakh dollars. The sculpture, worth around Rs 12 crore in Indian currency, was placed in the garden of Sunak's official residence, 10 Downing Street, which has caused an uproar. At a time when Britain's economy is in dire straits, there are criticisms that government coffers full of public money are being blown on expensive show-pieces. Inflation in Britain is currently at a forty-year

Talking about Delhi: Congress is ready for secret voting in Rajasthan

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New Delhi: As the Ashok Gehlot vs Sachin Pilot battle has resumed in Rajasthan, it is reported that the high command is ready to implement the formula suggested by him to pacify Sachin Pilot. Sachin Pilot has requested the high command to decide the leader by conducting a secret ballot of MLAs. Congress sources claim that the pilot has also assured that if Gehlot is removed, the government will not be in trouble. Pilot has also expressed readiness to accept whatever the outcome of the secret ballot may be. The high command is ready to hold a secret ballot but there is doubt whether Gehlot will be ready. To end this controversy by persuading Gehlot, President Mallikarjun Khadge asked Organization General Minister K.C. Venugopal has been asked to go to Jaipur on November 29 to convince Gehlot. Khadge wants the controversy to end at the time of the India Jodo Yatra. Venugopal will hold a committee meeting for the Bharat Jodo Yatra in Jaipur. - BJP silent on Ramdev's comments on wom

Talk of Delhi: Baghel's new bet, 77 percent reservation in Chhattisgarh

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New Delhi: With the Supreme Court approving the EWS reservation, there is a bet between the states to take political advantage of it. As part of this, the Jharkhand government earlier increased the reservation to 77 percent. Now Chhattisgarh's government of Bhupesh Baghel has increased the proportion of Anamat to 76 percent. According to the decision taken by the Baghel government, tribal class i.e. ST will get 32 ​​percent reservation while scheduled caste i.e. SC will get 13 percent reservation. OBC ie Other Backward Classes will get 27 percent reservation. 4 percent reservation will be given to the general poor. The Cabinet has approved amendments to two laws to increase the amount of reservation. The Baghel government had fixed the reservation according to the caste population at the district level as well, but the High Court canceled the reservation at the district level. The Baghel government will now bring reservation at the district level by making it a detailed law. The