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As America needs India, the American Senate has passed a bill giving India equivalent status to a member of 'NATO'. With India getting 'NATO' equivalent status, India can buy arms and technology from America. India also easily receives highly sensitive military material from the US. Joining NATO Plus has nothing more to gain, so joining NATO Plus is pointless. Joining NATO from India is out of the question, because if it joins NATO, then the coin of being America's pet will be struck. India has to put its independence aside. Our Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to America next month. Before this trip, the committee of the US Parliament i.e. Congress on China's ruling Communist Party has made an interesting recommendation. The ruling party of China is called CCP i.e. Chinese Communist Party. The Congress Select Committee on CCP has recommended the Joe Biden government to include India in the NATO Plus group. Currently Australia, New Zealand. Japan, Israel

New Delhi: Chief Ministers of four states boycotted the Niti Aayog meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Arvind Kejriwal, Bhagwant Mann, Nitish Kumar and K. Chandrasekhar Rao was absent from this meeting. The four Chief Ministers took this decision in opposition to the central government's ordinance on transfer-posting of officials in Delhi. Kejriwal also appealed to other Chief Ministers for boycott but only KCR and Nitish Kumar remained absent in his support. Kejriwal wrote a letter to the Prime Minister and informed about the boycott in advance. Kejriwal wrote that there is no point in attending the NITI Aayog meeting when the Constitution is being openly mocked. The entire country is protesting against the central ordinance. People are asking that, if the Prime Minister does not accept the Supreme Court's verdict, where will we go for justice? Issues like health, skill development, women empowerment were discussed in the NITI Aayog Governing Council meeting ch

The government has today given some relaxation to the citizens of Manipur in the curfew to buy medicines and essential items, but the situation is still going to take some time to calm down. The new violence in Manipur this time is a rekindled violence from the embers below the ashes. The state police cannot control it, so the army has been sent there. Fifteen days ago, when Manipur was raging, ten thousand people had to be evacuated from the violence-hit area to safer places. This is a big number for a small state. Thousands were injured and hundreds were killed. The government had to order executions on sight. After that, the situation remained calm for about ten days, but life did not return to normal. There was an atmosphere of terror all around, which is still the case. The reason behind the violence that erupted again this time is that the shops of the Maitei community were being closed by the people of other tribes. Due to this, the clashes started at the place of business, wh

- Talk-Think-Shishir Ramavat - Georgy Gospodinov, Booker Prize Winner-2023 - Bulgarian author Gyorgi Gospodinov's novel 'Time Shelter' recently won the Booker Prize. His works have a lot of introspection, nature and autobiographical stories, magic realism and a sort of philosophical undertone. So, this year's winner of the Atipratiti Booker Prize has already been announced. The English title of this novel, originally written in Bulgarian, is 'Time Shelter'. The author is, Georgy Gospodinov. The fifty-five-year-old writer's name is spelled as 'George'. In fact, public media has mentioned 'Georgi' in more than one place, but the name is pronounced 'Gyorgi' in the local Bulgarian language. If you remember, last year's Booker Prize went to a Hindi novel titled 'Ret Samadhi' by Geetanjali Sri. This year too, the award has been given to a translated work. This trend (if it can be called a trend) is good! 'Time Shelter

- Agdam Bagdam-Baba Adam - The most silent, most walkout special honor officer at the inauguration of Parliament House The ruling and some opposition MPs gathered unofficially to sort out the tangled mess for the opening ceremony of Parliament. An opposition member lamented, 'In the state legislatures, members often resort to yoga, when will such an achhe din come in our national parliamentary democracy? ' A member of the ruling party says, 'When we take foreign delegations to study castes, it is a kind of resort yoga.' A senior leader there snapped, 'This is not an official session. So stop the habit of wandering from the point and come straight to the point. We have to solve the puzzle of opening. ' Another senior laughed. "The leaders of the next generation will not be ready to believe that there have been leaders in history who were fighting for the challenge." That senior leader says, 'Look, it's so simple. What we can do is at leas

- Patent applications for inventions made by Aina are pending in the US - Occasional - Will a human who believes everything created by himself to be true give a legal right to a robot in the future? Admit it or not, like it or not, Artificial Intelligence (AI for short) is growing faster than expected. AI is increasingly being researched to 'help' or 'simplify' the human race. Whether or not artificial intelligence should be legally recognized, whether an AI-created object is a legitimate citizen, entity or person, whether or not the object or argument created by it is considered valid or acceptable is being vigorously debated. In 2017, Saudi Arabia became the first country to accept a robot named Sophia as a citizen. This robot, made by a company called Hansons Robotics of Hong Kong, is now a citizen of the country. She expressed her desire to become a mother at a conference in India, created a painting. This robot caused the problem. Can this artificially created

- Both Congress and BJP have no evidence that Mountbatten gave Nehru the same scepter as he himself claims. Congress has falsified the history of BJP and claimed that there is no documentary evidence, but where has it given the evidence that the scepter was given? Rather, Mountbatten did not even name the shrine where the scepter given to Nehru was made. Even the BJP considers the claims of Zveri or Thiruvaduthurai Adhinam who made Sengol as historical facts but cannot be considered as proof. The inauguration ceremony of the new Parliament building to be held on Sunday is in controversy because the opposition including the Congress is holding on to the insistence of President Draupadi Murmu's hand, but now the Congress has set up a new camp. The Congress has termed as bogus the BJP's claim about the sengol i.e. scepter to be permanently installed in the new Parliament building when Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurates the new Parliament building on May 28. The Congress

New Delhi: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D. K. Due to the tussle between Shivakumar, both portfolio allocation and cabinet expansion have stalled. Congress sources claim that Siddaramaiah and D. K. Both Shivakumars are pushing their respective loyalists to give them a creamy account. Siddaramaiah has prepared a list of 20 MLAs for expansion of the cabinet and given it to the high command, but this list is also stuck as Shivakumar objects to some names. Sivakumar says that Siddaramaiah has excluded his own supporters and created a list that is filled with his own men. Shivakumar has given his separate list to the High Command. The High Command will prepare a common list from both the lists and then approve the expansion of the Cabinet. The High Command will keep the Lok Sabha elections in mind while expanding the cabinet. There are 28 Lok Sabha seats from Karnataka. The High Command's target is that the Congress will win at least 20 of these seats

For some time now, there has been some movement along the border of Gujarat touching Pakistan. Just as there is a very organized structure of the drug mafia in Punjab, through which the ends of Afghanistan and Arab countries are organized and in which any commodity can be trafficked along with drugs, the same strange underground structure existed in Gujarat for years for the liquor distribution system and now for drugs. But is being organized which has a number of supporting evidences with the government and security agencies. In Gujarat, all the facilities that terrorists can send liquor and bullets through liquor are ready in two numbers. Drug trafficking in Gujarat mainly takes place through the same route. There was a time when the affluent people of Gujarat would climb as far as Mount Abu to drink a pint or go as far as Diu and Daman just to enjoy a wet and sultry evening. But now the quality is present whether you call it on the fingertip or instant home delivery or office deli

- Recep Tayyip Erdogan (left) and Kemal Kalchdarloo - World Window - Recep Tayyip Erdogan has ruled Turkey for 20 years and is considered the country's most powerful leader, but Erdogan's popularity has declined in recent years. For the first time in 10 years, the election has been contested In Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Kemal Kalchdarloo are in a battle for the presidency. For the past 20 years, Erdoğan has been in absolute power in Turkey. In 2001, he founded the Justice and Development Party (AKP) and won a majority in the 2002 parliamentary elections. Erdoğan became the Prime Minister for the first time in 2003. He was elected in the next three elections and retained the post of Prime Minister till 2014. After becoming president in 2014, Erdoğan changed the parliamentary system through a referendum in 2017. Turkey's parliamentary system centered on the president rather than the prime minister. According to the new system, a leader can hold the presidency for a

- There has been a strong determination at the global level to reduce the carbon footprint, but... - Occasional - In the year 2023, for the first time, there will be more investment in clean energy compared to fossil fuel For nearly 25 years, awareness has grown to reduce the carbon footprint (i.e. carbon dioxide, methane and other toxic gases released into the atmosphere by industries, people, vehicles and every activity on Earth). Five years ago, in an agreement in Paris, the world's leading countries decided to reduce the carbon footprint by 40 percent by 2030 compared to 1990. It will be surprising to know that 2023 will be the first time in which there will be more investment in renewable (re-cyclable) or clean energy sources like solar, wind, compared to fossil (or fossil) based energy sources like crude, coal! But the determination and actual steps taken by world leaders to reduce carbon footprints are contradictory. On the back of clean energy production, modern techno

- Mera Bharat Mahan - Akshay Antani Maletujaras spend a lot of money on weddings there. ((At a buffet dinner, thousands of rupees are paid for each dish. Money is spent like water behind pomp, glitz and parties), but a hearty farmer from Buldhana, Maharashtra, on the occasion of his daughter's wedding, served food to around ten thousand people from five surrounding villages, not only that, From ants to animals and birds, he made them happy by feeding them to their stomachs. After reading the news of the unique meal of this life-loving farmer named Prakash Sarod of Kothali village, which appeared in Hindi and Marathi newspapers, people do not get tired of praising the farmer's high spirit of seeing Shiva in every living being. For feeding, 10 kg of molasses and oil cake and 10 tractor-trolleys of dry fodder were brought. Loaves were baked for the village dogs. The most surprising thing is that two sacks of sugar were sprinkled all over the place to make the ants mouth salt. It

In India, if someone talks about inflation on social media, the gang will surely break up and they will be branded as traitors. In the UK the opposite is the scene. In the UK the Chancellor of the Exchequer is the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Jeremy Hunt is currently Chancellor. Hunt admitted that it is true that inflation has come down, but underneath the inflation figure is the reality that commodity prices have not come down and the fight against inflation is still a long way off. Food prices are alarmingly high. In India, inflation does not decrease, but if the rate of inflation decreases slightly, the government jumps to its feet. Even when people are optimistic that the inflation will come down, the United Kingdom (UK) is witnessing the decline of the Ganges. Inflation in the UK fell sharply in April despite public outrage. The UK's Rishi Sunak government has acknowledged that the public outcry is justified and, instead of making any false claims, has openly admitted that

New Delhi: In the wake of the crushing defeat in Karnataka, the BJP has decided to change both the central cabinet and the organization so that the BJP does not show badly in the assembly elections of five states to be held this year. BJP sources claim that there will be a change in both the government and the organization before June 10. Tens of new faces will be inducted into the cabinet. These changes will also take into consideration the Lok Sabha elections to be held in April-May next year. This will be the final cabinet reshuffle before the Lok Sabha elections. In Karnataka, the Congress had powerful local leaders compared to the BJP, the situation is the same in all the five states, so those leaders will be selected for the cabinet from the five states who will benefit the BJP in the caste equation. The BJP high command has prepared a list of changes to be made in the organisation. Now there is a discussion about the changes in the Union Cabinet. The list will also be prepared

New Delhi: While Arvind Kejriwal has launched a campaign to unite all opposition parties against the Centre's ordinance on transfer and posting of government officials in Delhi, the Congress is in limbo on the issue. Theoretically, Congress is against the ordinance, but some Congress leaders are protesting against supporting Kejriwal. According to sources, Mallikarjun Kharge is in favor of voting against the Ordinance so the Congress may lean towards Kejriwal. Aam Aadmi Party has launched a nationwide campaign to defeat the Centre's ordinance in the Rajya Sabha. Arvind Kejriwal met Mamata Banerjee as part of it. Mamata has assured to oppose this ordinance by giving open support to the Delhi government. Mamata said that we are afraid that the central government may change the constitution so Congress should support you. The central government needs to get the seal of approval from Parliament within six months to legalize the Ordinance created by the 'National Capital Civi