Blog

Travelers from all across India are pouring into Arunachal Pradesh’s Sela Tunnel region
28 Mar

Travelers from all across India are pouring into Arunachal Pradesh’s Sela Tunnel region

Banasree SarkarArunachal Pradesh
A recent snowfall has transformed the Sela Tunnel region of Arunachal Pradesh into a stunning winter wonderland, drawing tourists from all across India. Renowned for its snow-covered terrain and below-freezing temperatures, the region provides much-needed respite from the heat in other parts of the nation. The Sela Tunnel, which consists of two distinct tunnels and is located at an elevation of 13,000 feet, is a popular destination for tourists wishing to take in Arunachal Pradesh's enchanted winter splendor. Now snow-covered, the tunnel's North and South portals are popular destinations for travelers seeking adventure and expansive mountain views. The area's charm…
Read More
Tripura CM unveils flood prevention plan for Howrah river
28 Mar

Tripura CM unveils flood prevention plan for Howrah river

Sonakshi SarkarTripura
Tripura Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha has announced a ₹248 crore initiative aimed at improving the navigability of the Howrah River and addressing flooding issues in Agartala city. Speaking in response to a notice of calling attention, Dr. Saha stated that a draft concept paper has been prepared for strengthening the river embankment, which will be implemented under the EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) mode once funds are available. The Water Resources Division of the Public Works Department (PWD) is currently conducting a special silt and waste removal program along the riverbanks, expected to be completed within six months.Dr.…
Read More
Mizoram CM urges families to tackle growing youth mortality rate
28 Mar

Mizoram CM urges families to tackle growing youth mortality rate

Sonakshi SarkarMizoram
Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Thursday expressed deep concern over the increasing number of deaths among young men in the state, calling for urgent collective action to address the issue. Speaking at the general body meeting of the Former Legislators' Association of Mizoram (FLAM) in Aizawl, Lalduhoma highlighted the alarming trend, stating, “Many graves belonging to young and middle-aged men can be seen in cemeteries across the state.” The Chief Minister shared findings from his self-study, revealing that for every young female death, seven young men lose their lives. He pointed out that this has resulted in a growing number…
Read More
Move Aims to Reduce Traffic Congestion and Carbon Emissions
28 Mar

Move Aims to Reduce Traffic Congestion and Carbon Emissions

Sonakshi SarkarInternational
France has announced plans to make public transport free in several major cities, aiming to reduce carbon emissions and ease traffic congestion. The policy will first be implemented in cities like Lyon and Marseille before expanding nationwide. Under the initiative, buses, trams, and metro services will offer free rides during peak hours. The government hopes this will encourage more people to switch from cars to public transport, reducing air pollution and fuel consumption. Transport Minister Jean Dupont stated that funding will come from increased taxation on large polluting companies. Environmentalists have praised the move, while some experts argue that additional…
Read More
Fugaku 2 Aims to Advance Artificial Intelligence and Climate Studies
28 Mar

Fugaku 2 Aims to Advance Artificial Intelligence and Climate Studies

Sonakshi SarkarInternational
Japan has unveiled plans for its next-generation supercomputer, Fugaku 2, expected to become the fastest in the world. Developed by RIKEN and Fujitsu, the machine will be used for artificial intelligence research, medical advancements, and climate simulations. Fugaku 2 will surpass its predecessor, Fugaku, which was ranked the world’s fastest supercomputer in 2020. It will have enhanced computational power, capable of performing quintillions of calculations per second. Researchers hope to leverage its capabilities to analyze massive data sets, simulate weather patterns, and accelerate the development of new drugs. The Japanese government has allocated significant funding to ensure the project’s success.…
Read More
Tawang district organic farming is encouraged by Krishi Vigyan Kendra
28 Mar

Tawang district organic farming is encouraged by Krishi Vigyan Kendra

Banasree SarkarArunachal Pradesh
Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh, in partnership with ICAR-National Bureau of Agriculturally Important Microorganisms (NBAIM), organized a capacity building and input distribution program as part of a significant effort to support organic farming and sustainable agriculture. Aiming to introduce new agriculture technologies and lessen reliance on chemical fertilizers, the event was attended by 150 farmers, farmer producer organizations (FPOs), and officials from related departments. In his speech, District Agriculture Officer (DAO) Toli Bam emphasized the importance of new technology and appropriate crop varieties to increase regional productivity. In order to meet the demands of the Army and…
Read More
Tripura faces shortage of 4,187 teachers in elementary education, says CM Manik Saha
27 Mar

Tripura faces shortage of 4,187 teachers in elementary education, says CM Manik Saha

Sonakshi SarkarTripura
Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha on Wednesday informed the Assembly that teacher shortage in elementary education stands at 4,187. Replying to a question by CPI(M) MLA Nayan Sarkar, the CM, who holds the Education portfolio, said the state needs 10,391 Under Graduate Teachers (UGTs) and 8,546 Graduate Teachers (GTs) in accordance to the revised state norms. "Currently, a total of 8,985 UGTs and 5,765 GTs are working in schools that fall under the Elementary Education department. Therefore, we have a shortfall of 1,406 UGTs and 2,781 GTs — totaling 4,187 teachers — according to revised state norms," he said.
Read More
Solar and Wind Power to Supply Half of Country’s Energy Needs
27 Mar

Solar and Wind Power to Supply Half of Country’s Energy Needs

Sonakshi SarkarInternational
Germany is accelerating its renewable energy transition, with plans to generate 50% of its electricity from solar and wind by 2030. The government has approved several large-scale projects to expand clean energy infrastructure across the country. Under the initiative, thousands of solar panels and wind turbines will be installed in rural and coastal areas. Officials estimate the projects will create thousands of jobs and reduce the country’s reliance on fossil fuels. Germany’s decision aligns with its goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2045. Energy Minister Robert Habeck emphasized that renewable energy expansion will ensure energy security while combating climate change.…
Read More
New Entry Fee Aims to Manage Overcrowding in Historic City
27 Mar

New Entry Fee Aims to Manage Overcrowding in Historic City

Sonakshi SarkarInternational
Italy has announced the introduction of an entry fee for tourists visiting Venice, aiming to control overcrowding and preserve the city’s cultural heritage. Starting this summer, day-trippers will be required to pay a €5 fee on peak tourist days. Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, faces challenges from mass tourism, with millions of visitors arriving annually. The fee is part of a broader effort to manage tourism sustainably while encouraging longer stays and supporting local businesses. City officials state that the collected revenue will go toward maintenance and preservation projects. However, some locals and tourism operators argue that the fee…
Read More
ASCI report calls for more inclusive depictions of masculinity in media
27 Mar

ASCI report calls for more inclusive depictions of masculinity in media

Business BureauBusiness
The Advertising Standards Council of India’s (ASCI) Academy, in collaboration with the Unstereotype Alliance (convened by UN Women) and knowledge partners Religious Brands, has released a groundbreaking report, Manifest: Masculinities Beyond the Mask. The report, unveiled at ASCI Academy’s Global Adda during the ICAS Global Dialogues Summit, examines the evolving landscape of masculinity in media and society. The study highlights the "crisis" of traditional masculinity, where men feel increasingly alienated amid shifting societal norms and the rise of gender equality. It calls for a broader and more nuanced representation of men in media and advertising, moving beyond rigid stereotypes. The…
Read More
Like Us
Follow Us
Subscribe Us
Follow Us