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- After the Pakistani dictator General Yahya Khan ran out of patience, he made the big mistake of attacking India in December 1971, the Indian Army called Pakistan's troops. Pakistan was left with no option but to surrender after India retaliated with a jaw-dropping Pakistani offensive. At that time 93 thousand soldiers of Pakistan were captured by India. Pakistan not only lost the war but also lost itself. There was no way Pakistan could stand against India. A large section of war experts believe that India could have taken advantage of this situation to force Pakistan to withdraw its troops from PoK. It has been 52 years since India's historic victory in the 1971 war between India and Pakistan. Due to the fact that India supported the Bengalis who were fighting to separate from Pakistan and create Bangladesh with body, mind and money, Pakistan invaded India on December 3, 1971. Indian army is sitting ready to attack Pakistan. India gave such a jaw-dropping response to Paki

- After the Pakistani dictator General Yahya Khan ran out of patience, he made the big mistake of attacking India in December 1971, the Indian Army called Pakistan's troops. Pakistan was left with no option but to surrender after India retaliated with a jaw-dropping Pakistani offensive. At that time 93 thousand soldiers of Pakistan were captured by India. Pakistan not only lost the war but also lost itself. There was no way Pakistan could stand against India. A large section of war experts believe that India could have taken advantage of this situation to force Pakistan to withdraw its troops from PoK. It has been 52 years since India's historic victory in the 1971 war between India and Pakistan. Due to the fact that India supported the Bengalis who were fighting to separate from Pakistan and create Bangladesh with body, mind and money, Pakistan invaded India on December 3, 1971. Indian army is sitting ready to attack Pakistan. India gave such a jaw-dropping response to Paki

New Delhi: The Congress government in Karnataka has gone berserk after suggesting the central government to rename Mysore Airport as Tipu Sultan Airport. The BJP has vehemently opposed it, alleging that the Karnataka government is again going on the path of Muslim appeasement. BJP has also hinted that if Tipu's name is associated with Mysore airport, there will be fierce agitation. The Karnataka government had sought suggestions for the new names of Hubballi, Belagavi, Shivmoga, Vijaypur and Mysore airports in the state. Congress MLA Prasad Abbaya suggested linking Tipu's name with the Mysore airport, Abbaya claims that the assembly has decided to accept his suggestion and recommend it to the central government. Tipu Sultan has long been the center of controversy in Karnataka. Parties including the Congress call Tipu a secularist, while the BJP calls Tipu a Muslim bigot and an anti-Hindu ruler who converted on a large scale. Relationship with Dawood gang, BJP joined BJP ha

- China has talked about resolving the Jammu and Kashmir dispute according to the UN resolutions, but the UN is nowhere in the picture in the Kashmir dispute. After Pakistan's crushing defeat in the 1971 war, Pakistan surrendered to India. After India brought Pakistan to its knees, Pakistan signed the Simla Pact with India to save itself. After the Simla Agreement, the issue of Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) has remained a bilateral i.e. India-Pakistan issue. There is no third party interference in this dispute and there are no other parties. Given that the UN has also come into it, the UN has nothing to do with this dispute. The Supreme Court of India upheld the Modi government's decision to abrogate Article 370 of the Constitution, which granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir, and also upheld the bifurcation of Jammu and Kashmir into two Union Territories. At the same time, China has shown itself again and angered Ladakh. China says that there will be no change in Chi

- Mankind beware of Google-Microsoft AI competition - Occasional - At the World Education Innovation Summit, it was said that artificial intelligence has brought unexpected changes in the way of education. In 1966, German-American computer scientist Joseph Weizenbaum created the world's first chatbot, named Eliza. This first chatbot created a lot of buzz in that period. After 1995, the use of chatbots also increased after the spread of technology and internet. E-commerce companies, food delivery apps, travel agencies, hotel industry, education institutes etc. have started using chatbots to get instant information about themselves to customers. In case no human agent is available to serve the customer, the robot talks to the customer and provides basic information. These chatbots reduce a lot of the workload of human agents by providing fixed answers and fixed prompts. In 2017, four percent of the world's companies were using chatbots, in 2021-22 this figure has increased to

New Delhi: With the Lok Sabha elections four months away, Akhilesh Yadav has launched the 'Remove EVMs, Bring Ballots' campaign. Akhilesh on social media alleging that there is a problem in EVMs, in favor of conducting elections with ballot paper in India like America, SP has put up hoardings-posters everywhere in UP saying 'Remove EVMs, Bring Ballots'. Akhilesh has also favored a plebiscite to decide whether elections should be conducted with EVMs or paper ballots in the country. BJP blamed EVMs for its defeat in 2009. Akhilesh has also put a clipping of that article. BJP says that Akhilesh is scared of BJP's success in three states. Because of this, they have prepared an excuse for their defeat. BJP has alleged that Akhilesh is raising the issue of disturbance in EVMs for a little popularity. Three BJP MLAs present at Congress dinner As the top three BJP MLAs in Karnataka were present at a dinner for Congress MLAs, speculations were rife that the three MLAs w

- Mankind beware of Google-Microsoft AI competition - Occasional - At the World Education Innovation Summit, it was said that artificial intelligence has brought unexpected changes in the way of education. In 1966, German-American computer scientist Joseph Weizenbaum created the world's first chatbot, named Eliza. This first chatbot created a lot of buzz in that period. After 1995, the use of chatbots also increased after the spread of technology and internet. E-commerce companies, food delivery apps, travel agencies, hotel industry, education institutes etc. have started using chatbots to get instant information about themselves to customers. In case no human agent is available to serve the customer, the robot talks to the customer and provides basic information. These chatbots reduce a lot of the workload of human agents by providing fixed answers and fixed prompts. In 2017, four percent of the world's companies were using chatbots, in 2021-22 this figure has increased to

- Agdam Bagdam-Baba Adam - Give Bravery Award to every MP the day before he is elected A few MPs gathered in the lobby of a five-star hotel in Delhi for a coffee-paying discussion. MP 1: Man, at the risk of our lives we serve the public, the people do not know anything. MP 2: My idea is to bring a proposal to give Bravery award to whoever gets elected on the first day. Leaving all the safe chains of the world and thus resting dangerously in the Parliament is not the work of a coward. MP 3: It would have been fun if the crowd gathered in the election meeting. Even if four people come to present after being elected, they feel scared. MP 4: First fear of getting a ticket or not, then fear of getting elected or not, fear of having to participate in a debate after being elected or the public coming to give a memorandum, fear of missing five years to understand the geography of the constituency and Parliament House, five years complete. Fear of not getting the ticket back in the elect

- Agdam Bagdam-Baba Adam - Give Bravery Award to every MP the day before he is elected A few MPs gathered in the lobby of a five-star hotel in Delhi for a coffee-paying discussion. MP 1: Man, at the risk of our lives we serve the public, the people do not know anything. MP 2: My idea is to bring a proposal to give Bravery award to whoever gets elected on the first day. Leaving all the safe chains of the world and thus resting dangerously in the Parliament is not the work of a coward. MP 3: It would have been fun if the crowd gathered in the election meeting. Even if four people come to present after being elected, they feel scared. MP 4: First fear of getting a ticket or not, then fear of getting elected or not, fear of having to participate in a debate after being elected or the public coming to give a memorandum, fear of missing five years to understand the geography of the constituency and Parliament House, five years complete. Fear of not getting the ticket back in the elect

- Talk-Think-Shishir Ramavat - Young students of Dhaka University were ordered: Dig a hole in the ground, bury your brothers in it! Imagine what happened to the boys who were studying with them when they lifted the blood-soaked corpses and threw them into the pit? Today is December 16. Exactly fifty-two years ago, on 16 December 1971, India changed the map of the Asian continent. The British kept India wedged between East Pakistan and West Pakistan, but India ended the war with Pakistan and won a glorious victory on this day, cutting off its eastern wing... thus creating an independent, new nation - Bangladesh. Since the partition of India-Pakistan in 1947, discrimination against East Pakistan started from West Pakistan. In 1948, Urdu was declared the national language of Pakistan. Bengali-speaking citizens of Dhaka, especially college students, demanded that the Bengali language be given equal status. This demand was rejected outright. Students staged protests. The police shot at

Just as the people of various Adi and vernaculars of the country believe that Hindi is eroding the influence of their language, similarly a large number of Hindi lovers believe that English is hindering the spread of Hindi. But what about English itself? When we think of perfect and powerful language, certain patterns come to mind. For example, it will have a developed script, a sound world and a large vocabulary. Spelling, pronunciation and meaning of words will be ascertained. There will be grammar. It will have its own literature, which people will read. And it will get the support of power (economic-political). Does any language today live up to these traditional standards? The new English-speaking generation is moving towards emojis very quickly. There is no need to write a full sentence if you like something. If you want to criticize something and do it in a way that does not hurt the other party, then there is no need to find a good word for it. Complete love letters can also

New Delhi: Videos of women coming to meet Shivraj Singh Chouhan, who resigned from the post of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister and crying while hugging him, are doing the rounds on social media, but the BJP high command is upset. Some BJP leaders are calling this video as Shivraj's drama. He also claims that the high command has instructed Shivraj to stop this drama. Most of the women addressed Shivraj as 'Bhaiyya' and said, 'Bhaiyya, we voted for you.' The high command feels that Shivraj is trying to create an impression that the BJP has regained power in Madhya Pradesh because of himself and that the people of the state still love him. It has also been noticed that Shivraj wrote 'Bhai' and 'Mama' along with the former Chief Minister in his profile on X (earlier Twitter). Mohan Yadav will win BJP in three states The BJP leader believes that by electing Mohan Yadav in Madhya Pradesh, the BJP has hit a masterstroke for the Lok Sabha elections. BJP

- Aleksei has been sentenced to 19 years in a 'penal colony' for harboring extremism. A 'penal colony' for political prisoners is considered the most dangerous prison in Russia. 'Penal Colony' means a prison built on an island or deserted place. These jails have cells that are ten by six feet or smaller. The prisoner is not allowed to meet anyone. Songs praising the government's achievements and calling Putin great are played 24 hours a day to disturb the prisoner. A sloppy person would have gone mad after seeing all this, but Alexei is a man of strong will, so he survives. On the one hand, the presidential election has been announced in Russia and it has been announced that Putin is going to stand again in the presidential election to be held from March 15 to March 17 next year. On the other hand, Manata Alexei Navalny, the biggest opponent of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has mysteriously disappeared. Interestingly, Alexei was locked up in prison and

India is a forest of castes and our society can hardly come out of it. Instead of what you are, there are many questioners of how you are. Caste sometimes benefits and sometimes harms. There is no son of God. After all, everyone is a human being. Now the practice of disclosing caste-caste differences in a categorical manner in census figures has started and the phenomenon is going to continue for a long time. On the other hand, the intellectuals of the country are divided into two parts regarding the disclosure of population figures in this way. A similar divide exists among politicians. BJP had said from the very beginning that this is not like teasing a sleeping snake. The BJP, however, is most likely to take advantage of the caste facts. And yet the BJP has opposed the caste-based census. Elections were held in five states recently. In three of these, the Congress did not benefit much from aggressively raising the issue of cast census during the election campaign. The election res

- World Window - As the election in America is approaching, President Joe Biden is starting to be surrounded. Trump is targeting issues including son Hunter Biden's car, weak foreign policy Impermanence is the impression of the world. Every moment something unexpected happens. The hot favorite team to win the game is getting beat. An unexpected party gets victory in elections. All the assumptions, all the math are overturned in an instant. The world saw the same reversed result in the 2020 US election. Donald Trump's strong nationalism had sunk so deep into the minds of American citizens that it was as if Biden had entered the field to lose. Speculators considered Trump as a hot favorite. Political pundits were predicting victory citing Trump's pro-nationalism policy. On one hand, Trump was challenging China with trade war slogans, on the other hand, he was giving an ultimatum to Russian diplomats and ordering them to go home. On the other hand, North Korea's derange