BEST ODISHA
05-OCT-2021
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ЁЯМДрм╕рмХାрм│рм░ рмЦрммрм░, рнжрнл-рмЕрмХ୍рмЯୋрммрм░-рнирнжрнирнз,рмормЩ୍рмЧрм│рммାрм░
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➡️рнз-рм╢୍рм░ୀрморми୍рмжିрм░рм░ рннрмЯି рмж୍рн▒ାрм░рм░େ рмЪାрм▓ିрмеିрммା рм░ୁрмкା рмЫାрмЙрмгୀ рмХାрмо рм╣େрм▓ା рм╢େрм╖ । рмХେрммрм│ рмХрм│ାрм╣ାрмЯ рмж୍рн▒ାрм░ рм░ୁрмкା рмЫାрмЙрмгୀ рм╣େрммାрмХୁ рм░рм╣ିрм▓ା рммାрмХି ।
➡️рни-рмкୂрм░ା рмжୁрмиିрмЖрм░େ рм╣୍рм╡ାрмЯ୍рм╕рмЖрмк୍, рмлେрм╕рммୁрмХ рмУ рмЗрмирм╖୍рмЯାрмЧ୍рм░ାрмо рм╕େрммା рмармк୍ , рм╕рм░୍рмнрм░ рм╣େрм▓ା рмбାрмЙрми। рмЧрмдрмХାрм▓ି рм░ାрмдି рмк୍рм░ାрнЯ рнормЯା рнлрнн рмоିрмиିрмЯ୍ рмаାрм░ୁ рмПрм╣ି рм╕рммୁ рмЖрмк୍рм╕ рмХାрмо рмХрм░ିрммା рммрми୍рмж рмХрм░ି рмжେрмЗрмеିрм▓ା। рмХ୍рм╖рмоା рмоାрмЧିрм▓େ рмлେрм╕рммୁрмХ, рм╣୍рн▒ାрмЯ୍рм╕рмЖрмк, рмЗрмирм╖୍рмЯାрмЧ୍рм░ାрмо ।
➡️рнй-рмПрмгିрмХି рмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯେрмХ рммрм░୍рм╖ рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯрм░ рнйрнирнжрмЬрмг рмЕрмиୁрм╕ୂрмЪିрмд рмЬрмирмЬାрмдି рмУ рмЬାрмдିрм░ рмЫାрмд୍рм░рмЫାрмд୍рм░ୀрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмбାрмХ୍рмдрм░ୀ рмУ рмЗрмЮ୍рмЬିрмиିрнЯрм░ିଂ рмк୍рм░рммେрм╢ рмкрм░ୀрмХ୍рм╖ା рмиିрморми୍рмдେ рмоାрмЧрмгାрм░େ рмХୋрмЪିଂ рмжିрмЖрмпିрмм। рм╢ୁрмнାрм░рмо୍рмн рм╣େрм▓ା 'рмЫାрмд୍рм░ рмк୍рм░ୋрмд୍рм╕ାрм╣рми рмпୋрмЬрмиା' ।
➡️рнк-рмЖрм╕рми୍рмдା рнм рмдାрм░ିрмЦрм░ୁ рммିрмиା рмнрмХ୍рмдрм░େ рм╣େрмм рмпାрмЬрмкୁрм░ рмоା’ рммିрм░рмЬାрмЩ୍рмХ рм░рмермпାрмд୍рм░ା, рмЪрм│ିрмд рммрм░୍рм╖ рнп рмжିрми рмкрм░ିрммрм░୍рмд୍рмдେ рно рмжିрми рмм୍рнЯାрмкି рмЕрмиୁрм╖୍рмаିрмд рм╣େрмм । рно рмжିрми рмм୍рнЯାрмкୀ рмЕрмкрм░ାрм╣୍рмирм░େ рм░рм╣ିрмм рнзрнкрнк рмзାрм░ା ।
➡️рнл-рмЖрм╕рми୍рмдା рнй рмжିрми рмкрм░୍рмп୍рнЯрми୍рмд рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯрм░େ рммрм░୍рм╖ା рмУ рммрмЬ୍рм░рмкାрмдрм░ рм╕рмо୍рмнାрммрмиା рм░рм╣ିрмеିрммା рмнୁрммрмиେрм╢୍рн▒рм░рм╕୍рмеିрмд рмЖଂрмЪрм│ିрмХ рмкାрмгିрмкାрмЧ рммିрмЬ୍рмЮାрми рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рмкрмХ୍рм╖рм░ୁ рм╕ୂрмЪрмиା ।
➡️рнм-рмЖрм│ି рмм୍рнЯрммрм╕ାрнЯୀ рм╣рмд୍рнЯା рмоାрморм▓ା: рмжୀрм░୍рмШ рнзрнз рммрм░୍рм╖ рмкрм░େ рмоିрм│ିрм▓ା рм░ାрнЯ, рмЧ୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмЧрм╖୍рмЯрм░୍ рм╣ାрмЗрмжрм░୍ рмкୁрмЕ рмоୁрмиାрмХୁ рм╣େрм▓ା рмЖрмЬୀрммрми рмЬେрм▓୍ ।
➡️рнн-рмЕрмлିрм╕рм░େ рмХିрми୍рмирм░ рмХрм░୍рмормЪାрм░ୀрмЩ୍рмХ рм╕рм╣ рмнେрмжрмнାрмм рмПрмгିрмХି рморм╣рмЩ୍рмЧା рмкрнЬିрмм, рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ рмЬାрм░ି рмХрм▓େ рмиିрм░୍рмж୍рмжେрм╢ ।
➡️рно-рмЧрмЬрмкрмдିрм░େ рм╕୍рн▒ାрм╕୍рме୍рнЯ рм╕୍рмоାрм░୍рмЯрмХାрм░୍рмб рммрмг୍рмЯрми, рммିрмнିрми୍рми рмк୍рм░рмХрм│୍рмкрм░ рмЙрмж୍рмШାрмЯрми рмХрм▓େ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ । рмнେрмЯିрмжେрм▓େ рнорнирнж рмХୋрмЯିрм░ рмк୍рм░рмХрм│୍рмк ।
➡️рнп-рм░ିрмЕрм▓୍ рмЗрм╖୍рмЯେрмЯ୍ рмк୍рм░рм╕рмЩ୍рмЧ: рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░рмХୁ рм╕ୁрмк୍рм░ିрмо୍ рмХୋрм░୍рмЯ рмЩ୍рмХ рмиୋрмЯିрм╕୍, ‘рмЧ୍рм░ାрм╣рмХ-рммିрм▓୍рмбрм░୍ рмЪୁрмХ୍рмдି’рм░ рмк୍рм░рм╕୍рмдୁрмд рмХрм░ିрммାрмХୁ рмХрм╣ିрм▓େ ।
➡️рнзрнж-рмб୍рм░рмЧ୍рм╕ рмоାрморм▓ାрм░େ NCB рммାрмжрм╢ାрм╣ାрмЩ୍рмХ рмкୁрмЕ рмЖрм░୍рнЯрми рмЧିрм░рмл । рммାрмкା рм╢ାрм╣ାрм░ୁрмЦ рмЦାрмирмЩ୍рмХ рнйрннрно рмХୋрмЯି рмЯрмЩ୍рмХାрм░ рмм୍рм░ାрмг୍рмб рмнାрм▓୍рнЯୁ рмкрмбିрм▓ା рм╕ଂрмХрмЯрм░େ ।
➡️рнзрнз-рм╣ାрмЗрмХୋрм░୍рмЯ рмЧрм▓ା рмкାрм░рм│ାрмЦେрмоୁрмг୍рмбି ACF рм╕ୌрмо୍рнЯрм░рмЮ୍рмЬрми рмоୃрмд୍рнЯୁ рмоାрморм▓ା ।
➡️рнзрни-рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ рмЩ୍рмХ рмм୍рнЯାрми рм╕୍рм╡рмд୍рмд୍рн▒େ рмЯିрмХ୍рмЯрмХ୍ рм╕рм╣ рмкрммрмЬି рмЖрмк୍ рм╕рм░୍рммାрмзିрмХ рмбାрмЙрми୍ рм▓ୋрнЬ рм╣େрмЙрмЫି। рм╕େрми୍рм╕рм░ рмЯାрн▒ାрм░ рмЕрмиୁрмпାрнЯୀ, рнирнжрнирнзрм░ рмд୍рм░ୈрмоାрм╕ିрмХ рм╕ୁрмж୍рмзା рмЖрмкрм▓୍ рмЖрмк୍ рм╖୍рмЯୋрм░୍ рмПрммଂ рмЧୁрмЧрм▓୍ рмк୍рм▓େ рм╖୍рмЯୋрм░୍рм░େ рмЯିрмХрмЯрмХ୍ рмПрммଂ PUBG рм╕рм░୍рммାрмзିрмХ рмбାрмЙрми୍рм▓ୋрнЬ рм╣ୋрмЗрмЗрмЫି।
➡️рнзрнй-рмормормдା рммିрмзାрнЯрмХ рм╣େрммା рмоାрмд୍рм░େ рммାрмЪрм╕୍рмкрмдିрмЩ୍рмХ рм╢рмХ୍рмдି рмХрмоାрмЗ рмжେрм▓େ рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯрмкାрм│,рмПрмгିрмХି рм╢рмкрме рмкାрма рммି рмХрм░ାрмЗ рмкାрм░ିрммେ рмиାрм╣ିଁ ।
➡️рнзрнк-рмХେрм░рм│ рм╣ାрмЗрмХୋрм░୍рмЯ рм░ рмЧୁрм░ୁрмд୍рн▒рмкୂрм░୍рмг୍рмг рмиିрм╖୍рмкрмд୍рмдି : рм╢୍рн▒рм╢ୁрм░ рм╕рмо୍рмкрмд୍рмдି рмПрммଂ рмХୋрмаାрм░େ рмЬ୍рн▒ାрмЗଁ рмЖрмЗрмирмЧрмд рмЕрмзିрмХାрм░ рмжାрммି рмХрм░ିрмкାрм░ିрммେ рмиାрм╣ିଁ।
➡️рнзрнл-рмб୍рм░ୋрми୍ рм╕ାрм╣ାрмп୍рнЯрм░େ рмормгିрмкୁрм░рм░େ рм╣େрм▓ା рмЯିрмХା рммିрмдрм░рмг; рмб୍рм░ୋрми୍рм░େ рмЯିрмХା рммିрмдрм░рмг рмХрм░ିрммାрм░େ рмнାрм░рмд рмжрмХ୍рм╖ିрмг рмкୂрм░୍рмм рмПрм╕ିрмЖрм░େ рм╣େрм▓ା рмк୍рм░рмермо рмжେрм╢ ।
➡️рнзрнм-рмЗрмг୍рмЯрми୍рмиେрмЯ୍ рм╕рм░୍рмЪ୍рмЪ рмЗрмЮ୍рмЬିрми୍ рмЧୁрмЧрм▓୍ рмЕрмЧрм╖୍рмЯ рмоାрм╕рм░େ рнЯୁрмЬрм░୍рмЩ୍рмХ рмкрмХ୍рм╖рм░ୁ рнйрнл,рнзрнпрнзрмЯି рмЕрмнିрмпୋрмЧ рмкାрмЗрмеିрммା рммେрм│େ рнпрнй,рнлрнлрнжрмЯି рмЖрмкрмд୍рмдିрмЬрмирмХ рмХрмг୍рмЯେрмг୍рмЯ୍рмХୁ рм╣рмЯାрмЗрмеିрммା рмХрмо୍рмкାрмиୀрм░ рмПрмХ рм░ିрмкୋрм░୍рмЯрм░ୁ рмЬрмгାрмкрнЬିрмЫି ।
➡️рнзрнн-рм╢ାрм╣рм░ୁрмЦрмЩ୍рмХ рмкୁрмЕрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмоିрм│ିрм▓ାрмиି рмЬାрмоିрми, рнн рмпାрмПଁ рм░ିрмоାрмг୍рмбрм░େ рмЕрмЫрми୍рмдି рмЖрм░୍рмп୍рнЯрми ।
➡️рнзрно-рмПрм╕ୀрнЯ рмЯିрмЯି: рмкୁрм░ୁрм╖ рмпୁрмЧрм│рм░େ рмнାрм░рмдрмХୁ рмжେрм▓େ рни рмХାଂрм╕୍рнЯ рмкрмжрмХ ।
➡️рнзрнп-рмЖрмЗрмкିрмПрм▓ рнлрнж рмдрмо рмо୍рнЯାрмЪ : рм░ୋрмоାрмЮ୍рмЪрмХрм░ рмоୁрмХାрммିрм▓ାрм░େ рммାрмЬି рмоାрм░ିрм▓ା рмжିрм▓୍рм▓ୀ рмХ୍рнЯାрмкିрмЯାрм▓୍рм╕, рмЪେрми୍рмиାрмЗрмХୁ рм╣рм░ାрмЗ рм╢ୀрм░୍рм╖рмХୁ рмЙрмаିрм▓ା ।
➡️рнирнж-рмЕрмХ୍рмЯୋрммрм░ рнзрннрм░ୁ рмЯି-рнирнж рммିрм╢୍рм╡ рмХрмк୍ рм╣େрмм рмЖрм░рмо୍рмн । рмжрм░୍рм╢рмХ рмХ୍рм╖рмормдାрм░ рннрнж рмк୍рм░рмдିрм╢рмд рмжрм░୍рм╢рмХ рм╖୍рмЯାрмбିрнЯрмормХୁ рмЖрм╕ି рмкାрм░ିрммେ।
➡️рмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯେрмХ рмм୍рнЯрмХ୍рмдି рмЯୀрмХା рмиିрмЕрми୍рмдୁ, рм╕рм░୍рммрмжା рмоାрм╕୍рмХ рмкିрми୍рмзрми୍рмдୁ, рм╣ାрмд рмзୁрмЕрми୍рмдୁ рмУ рм╕ାрмоାрмЬିрмХ рмжୂрм░рмдା рммрмЬାрнЯ рм░рмЦрми୍рмдୁ ।।
рм╢ୁрмн рм╕рмХାрм│,рм╕ୁрмк୍рм░рмнାрмд
24-SEPT-2021
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ЁЯМДрм╕рмХାрм│рм░ рмЦрммрм░, рнирнк-рм╕େрмк୍рмЯେрмо୍рммрм░-рнирнжрнирнз,рм╢ୁрмХ୍рм░рммାрм░
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➡️рнз-рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀрмЩ୍рмХ рммрмб଼ рмШୋрм╖рмгା, рмирмнେрмо୍рммрм░ рнирнкрм░ୁ рмбିрм╕େрмо୍рммрм░ рнл рмкрм░୍рмп୍рнЯрми୍рмд рмХрм│ିрмЩ୍рмЧ рм╖୍рмЯାрмбିрнЯрморм░େ рм╣େрмм рмЬୁрмиିрмЕрм░ рм╣рмХି рмУ୍рммାрм░୍рм▓рмб рмХрмк୍-рнирнжрнирнз ।
➡️рни-рмЖрмЬି рмжୁрмЗ рмжିрмиିрмЖ рмУрнЬିрм╢ା рмЧрм╕୍рмдрм░େ рмЖрм╕ିрммେ рм╕ୁрмк୍рм░ିрмормХୋрм░୍рмЯрм░ рмк୍рм░рмзାрми рммିрмЪାрм░рмкрмдି рмЬрм╖୍рмЯିрм╕ рмПрмирмнି рм░рмормгା ।
➡️рнй-рмЖрмоେрм░ିрмХାрм░େ рмоୋрмжୀ । рммрм░୍рм╖ାрм░େ рмнିрмЬି рмнିрмЬି рмПрнЯାрм░рмкୋрм░୍рмЯрм░େ рм╕୍рн▒ାрмЧрмд рмХрм▓େ рмк୍рм░рммାрм╕ୀ рмнାрм░рмдୀрнЯ । рмЖрмЬି рм╣୍рн▒ାрмЗрмЯ୍ рм╣ାрмЙрм╕рм░େ рмоୋрмжି рмУ рммାрмЗрмбେрми୍ рмЩ୍рмХ рмормз୍рнЯрм░େ рм╣େрмм рмж୍рм╡ିрмкାрмХ୍рм╖ିрмХ рмЖрм▓ୋрмЪрмиା ।
➡️рнк-рмлାрм░୍рмоାрм╕ିрм╖୍рмЯрмЩ୍рмХ рмкାрмЗଁ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░рмЩ୍рмХ рммрмб଼ рмШୋрм╖рмгା,рмПрммେ рмпେрмЙଁ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ୀ рмбାрмХ୍рмдрм░рмЦାрмиାрм░େ рмЬрмгେ рмлାрм░୍рмоାрм╕ିрм╖୍рмЯ рмеିрммେ рм╕େрмаାрм░େ рм╕େрмоାрмиେ рм░ୋрмЧୀрмЩ୍рмХ рмХрм░ିрмкାрм░ିрммେ рм╕ାрмзାрм░рмг рмЪିрмХିрмд୍рм╕ା ।
➡️рнл-рм░ାрмЬрмзାрмиୀрм░େ рмжୁрм░୍рмЧାрмкୂрмЬା: рммିрмПрморм╕ିрм░ рмЧାрмЗрмбрм▓ାрмЗрми, рнк рмлୁрмЯ рм░рм╣ିрмм рмоୂрм░୍рмдିрм░ рмЙрмЪ୍рмЪрмдା।
➡️рнм-рмжୂрм░ рм╣େрм▓ା рнк рмжрм╢рми୍рмзିрм░ рмжୁଃрмЦ, рммଂрм╢рмзାрм░ା рмЙрмкрм░େ рм╕ୁрмЙрмЪ୍рмЪ рм╕େрмдୁрмХୁ рмоିрм│ିрм▓ା рмк୍рм░рм╢ାрм╕рмиିрмХ рмЕрмиୁрмоୋрмжрми । рмЦрм░୍рмЪ୍рмЪ рм╣େрмм рнирнн рмХୋрмЯି рнпрнм рм▓рмХ୍рм╖ рмЯрмЩ୍рмХା।
➡️рнн-рмкрмЮ୍рмЪାрнЯрмд рмиିрм░୍рммାрмЪрми рмкୂрм░୍рммрм░ୁ рмЖрм╕рми୍рмдା рмоାрм╕ рно рмдାрм░ିрмЦрм░େ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмпିрммେ рморнЯୁрм░рмнрмЮ୍рмЬ । рмЬିрм▓୍рм▓ା рмкାрмЗଁ рмПрмХାрмзିрмХ рмк୍рм░рмХрм│୍рмкрм░ рмЙрмж୍рмШାрмЯрми рмПрммଂ рм╢ୁрмнାрм░рмо୍рмн рмХрм░ିрммା рм╕рм╣ рм╕୍рмоାрм░୍рмЯ рм╣େрм▓୍рме рмХାрм░୍рмб рммрмг୍рмЯрмирм░ рмХрм░ିрммେ рм╢ୁрмнାрм░рмо୍рмн ।
➡️рно-рмкିрмкିрм▓ି рммିрмзାрмирм╕рмнା рмЖрм╕рми рмЙрмкрмиିрм░୍рммାрмЪрмирмХୁ рмормЭିрм░େ рмЖрмЙ рмоାрмд୍рм░ рнмрмжିрми рммାрмХି рм░рм╣ିрмеିрммା рммେрм│େ рмПрммେ рмнୋрмЯ୍ рмк୍рм░рмЪାрм░ рм╕рм░рмЧрм░рмо рм╣େрммାрм░େ рм▓ାрмЧିрмЫି। рмШрм░рмХୁ рмШрм░ рммୁрм▓ି рмк୍рм░ାрм░୍рмеୀрмЩ୍рмХ рм╕рмоେрмд рммିрмнିрми୍рми рмжрм│рм░ рмиେрмдାрмоାрмиେ рмнୋрмЯ୍ рмнିрмХ୍рм╖ା рмХрм░ୁрмЫрми୍рмдି।
➡️рнп-рмЖрмоେрм░ିрмХୀрнЯ рмЯେрмХрмирм▓ୋрмЬୀ рмХрмо୍рмкାрмиିрм░ рм╕ିрмЗрмУрмоାрмирмЩ୍рмХୁ рмнେрмЯିрм▓େ рмоୋрмжୀ, рмнାрм░рмдрм░େ рмиିрммେрм╢ рмХрм░ିрммାрмХୁ рмжେрм▓େ рмЖрморми୍рмд୍рм░рмг ।
➡️рнзрнж-рмХрмоାрм▓ рмХрм▓େ рм░ାрнЯрмЧрмбା рмЙрмд୍рмХрм│ рмЧୌрм░рмм рмормзୁрм╕ୂрмжрми рммୈрм╖рнЯିрмХ рмЕрмиୁрм╖୍рмаାрмирм░ рмЫାрмд୍рм░рмЫାрмд୍рм░ୀ । рмдିрмЖрм░ି рмХрм▓େ рммିрмж୍рнЯୁрмд рмЪାрм▓ିрмд рммାрмЗрмХ рмУ рм░ିрмХ୍рм╕ା।
➡️рнзрнз-рмкେрмЧାрм╕рм╕୍ рм╕୍рмкାрмП-рмУрнЯାрм░ рмоାрморм▓ା: рмПрмгିрмХି рмдрмжрми୍рмд рмХрм░ିрмм рмПрмХ рм╕୍рн▒рмдрми୍рмд୍рм░ рмЯିрмо୍, рмиିрм╖୍рмкрмдି рмиେрм▓େ рм╕ୁрмк୍рм░ିрмормХୋрм░୍рмЯ ।
➡️рнзрни-рмУрнЬିрм╢ାрм░େ рм░ିрм▓ାрмПрми୍рм╕ рмЬିрмУрм░ рмЬрнЯрмпାрмд୍рм░ା рмЬାрм░ି, рнирнжрнирнз рмЬୁрм▓ାрмЗрм░େ рмпୋрмбିрм▓ା рнй.рнзрнп рм▓рмХ୍рм╖рм░ୁ рмЕрмзିрмХ рмиୂрмЖ рмоୋрммାрмЗрм▓୍ рмЧ୍рм░ାрм╣рмХ ।
➡️рнзрнй-рмЖрмЬିрмаାрм░ୁ рм▓рмжାрмЦрм░େ рмЖрм░рмо୍рмн рм╣େрмм рм╣ିрмоାрм│рнЯ рмЪрм│рмЪ୍рмЪିрмд୍рм░ рморм╣ୋрмд୍рм╕рмм, рмЙрмжрмШାрмЯрми рмХрм░ିрммେ рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рм╕ୂрмЪрмиା рмУ рмк୍рм░рм╕ାрм░рмг рморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмЕрмиୁрм░ାрмЧ рмаାрмХୁрм░ ।
➡️рнзрнк-рмЖрм╣ୁрм░ି рм╢рмХ୍рмдିрм╢ାрм│ୀ рм╣େрмм рмнାрм░рмдୀрнЯ рм╕େрмиା । рмХାрм░рмг рмнାрм░рмд рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ рм╕୍рмерм│ рм╕େрмиା рмкାрмЗଁ рнзрнзрно рмЕрмд୍рнЯାрмзୁрмиିрмХ рмпୁрмж୍рмз рмЯ୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмЕрм░୍рмЬୁрми рмПрмХେ-рнзрмП рмХ୍рм░рнЯ рмХрм░ିрммେ। рмПрмиେрмЗ рмк୍рм░рмдିрм░рмХ୍рм╖ା рморми୍рмд୍рм░ାрм│рнЯ рнн,рнлрнирнй рмХୋрмЯି рмЯрмЩ୍рмХାрм░ рнзрнзрнормЯି рмЕрм░୍рмЬୁрми рмЯ୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмХ୍рм░рнЯрмХୁ рмжେрм▓େ рмормЮ୍рмЬୁрм░ି ।
➡️рнзрнл-рммрм▓ାрмЩ୍рмЧୀрм░рм░େ рмк୍рм░рмдିрм╖୍рмаା рм╣େрмм рммିрмЬ୍рмЮାрми рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рмУ рмк୍рм▓ାрмиେрмЯାрм░ିрнЯрмо୍, рмЦрм░୍рмЪ୍рмЪ рм╣େрмм рм╕ାрнЭେ рнирнз рмХୋрмЯି рмЯрмЩ୍рмХା ।
➡️рнзрнм-рмЙрм░ୀрм░େ рмнାрм░рмдୀрнЯ рм╕େрмиାрмХୁ рммрмб рмзрм░рмгрм░ рм╕рмлрм│рмдା : рнй рмЖрмдрмЩ୍рмХрммାрмжୀ рмиିрмкାрмд, рммрми୍рмзୁрмХ рмПрммଂ рмЧ୍рм░େрмиେрмб୍ рмХрм▓େ рмЬрммрмд ।
➡️рнзрнн-рмнାрм░рмдрм░େ рмкрм╢ିрмЫрми୍рмдି рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиିрм╕୍рмдାрми рмЖрмдрмЩ୍рмХрммାрмжୀ! рм╕େрмиା рмХ୍рнЯାрмо୍рмкрм░େ рмХрм░ିрмкାрм░рми୍рмдି рмЖрмХ୍рм░рмормг, рм╕рмдрм░୍рмХ рмХрм▓ା рмЧୁрмЗрми୍рмжା рммିрмнାрмЧ ।
➡️рнзрно-рмоୁрмо୍рммାрмЗрмХୁ рнн рн▒ିрмХେрмЯрм░େ рм╣рм░ାрмЗ рмХୋрм▓୍рмХାрмдା рмиାрмЗрмЯ୍ рм░ାрмЗрмбрм░୍рм╕ рмЪрмдୁрм░୍рме рм╕୍рмеାрмирм░େ рмкрм╣рмЮ୍рмЪିрм▓ା ।
➡️рнзрнп-рмЖрмЗрм╕ିрм╕ି рм▓рмЮ୍рмЪ рмХрм▓ା рмЯି-рнирнж рммିрм╢୍рн▒рмХрмкрм░ рмеିрмо୍ рм╕рмЩ୍рмЧ, рмХୋрм╣рм▓ୀ-рмкୋрм▓ାрм░୍рмб рмЖрм╕ିрм▓େ рмирмЬрм░ ।
➡️рнирнж-рнзрно рммрм░୍рм╖рм░ୁ рмХрмо୍ рмнାрм░рмдୀрнЯ рм░рмЧ୍рммି рммାрм│ିрмХା рмжрм│ рм╕рм╣ рмХрмеା рм╣େрм▓େ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ, рмкୁрм░рм╕୍рмХାрм░ рмжେрм▓େ рнл рм▓рмХ୍рм╖ рмЯрмЩ୍рмХା।
➡️рмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯେрмХ рмм୍рнЯрмХ୍рмдି рмЯୀрмХା рмиିрмЕрми୍рмдୁ, рм╕рм░୍рммрмжା рмоାрм╕୍рмХ рмкିрми୍рмзрми୍рмдୁ, рм╣ାрмд рмзୁрмЕрми୍рмдୁ рмУ рм╕ାрмоାрмЬିрмХ рмжୂрм░рмдା рммрмЬାрнЯ рм░рмЦрми୍рмдୁ ।।
23-SEPT-2021
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➡️рнз-рмПрмгିрмХି рмд୍рм░ିрм╕୍рмдрм░ୀрнЯ рмкрмЮ୍рмЪାрнЯрмд рмиିрм░୍рммାрмЪрмирм░େ рмнୋрмЯ୍ рмЧрмгрмдି рмЖрмЙ рмормдрмжାрми рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░рм░େ рм╣େрммрмиି। рм╕ାрм░ା рмУрнЬିрм╢ାрм░େ рмм୍рм▓рмХ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯାрм│рнЯрм░େ рмЧୋрмЯିрмП рмжିрмирм░େ рм╣ିଁ рм╣େрмм рмнୋрмЯ୍ рмЧрмгрмдି।
➡️рни-рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ рнкрмЬрмг рммрм░ିрм╖୍рма рмУрмПрмПрм╕ рмЕрмлିрм╕рм░рмЩ୍рмХ рм╕рмоେрмд рмоୋрмЯ рнкрнйрмЬрмг рмУрмПрмПрм╕୍ рмЕрмлିрм╕рм░рмЩ୍рмХ рмХрм▓େ рммрмжрм│ି ।
➡️рнй-рмоିрмЖଁрмоାрм░ рмЙрмкрмХୂрм│рм░େ рмШୂрм░୍рмг୍рмгିрммрм│рнЯ рмпୋрмЧୁଁ рмУрмб଼ିрм╢ାрм░େ рм░ିрм▓ିрмл рмХрмоିрм╢рмирм░рмЩ୍рмХ рмХାрм░୍рмп୍рнЯାрм│рнЯ рмкрмХ୍рм╖рм░ୁ рмЖрм▓рм░୍рмЯ рмЬାрм░ି । рнирнлрм░ୁ рнирннрмдାрм░ିрмЦ рмормз୍рнЯрм░େ рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯрм░ рмЙрмкрмХୂрм│ рмЬିрм▓୍рм▓ାрмЧୁрнЬିрмХрм░େ рм▓рмШୁрмЪାрмк рммрм░୍рм╖ା рм╣େрммାрм░ рм╕рмо୍рмнାрммрмиା ।
➡️рнк-рмХୋрмнିрмбрм░େ рмоୃрмд୍рнЯୁ рм╣ୋрмЗрмеିрммା рмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯେрмХ рмм୍рнЯрмХ୍рмдିрмЩ୍рмХ рмкрм░ିрммାрм░рмХୁ рнлрнж рм╣рмЬାрм░ рмЯрмЩ୍рмХା рм▓େрмЦାрмПଁ рмЕрмиୁрмХрмо୍рмкାрмоୂрм│рмХ рм╕ାрм╣ାрмп୍рнЯ рмХрм░ାрмпିрмм । рм╕рммୁ рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯрм░ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ рмПрм╣ି рм╕рм╣рмпୋрмЧ рмХрм░ିрммେ ।рмжрм░рмХାрм░ୀ рмХାрмЧрмЬрмкрмд୍рм░ рмжାрмЦрм▓ рмХрм░ିрммାрм░ рнйрнж рмжିрми рмнିрмдрм░େ рмПрм╣ି рнлрнж рм╣рмЬାрм░ рмЯрмЩ୍рмХା рмоିрм│ିрмм рммୋрм▓ି рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ рмХрм╣ିрмЫрми୍рмдି ।
➡️рнл-рмПрмгିрмХି рмЬрмгେ рмбାрмХ୍рмдрм░ рмеିрммା рмбାрмХ୍рмдрм░рмЦାрмиାрм░େ рмбାрмХ୍рмдрм░рмЩ୍рмХ рмЕрмиୁрмкрм╕୍рмеିрмдିрм░େ рмлାрм░୍рмоାрм╕ିрм╖୍рмЯрмоାрмиେ рмиିрм░୍рмж୍рмжିрм╖୍рмЯ рмЪିрмХିрмд୍рм╕ା рм╕େрммା рмпୋрмЧାрмЗрмкାрм░ିрммେ। рмП рмиେрмЗ рм╕୍рн▒ାрм╕୍рме୍рнЯ рммିрмнାрмЧ рмкрмХ୍рм╖рм░ୁ рмиିрм░୍рмж୍рмжେрм╢рмиାрмоା рм╣େрм▓ା рмЬାрм░ି ।
➡️рнм-рморм╣рми୍рмд рмирм░େрми୍рмж୍рм░ рмЧିрм░ିрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмжିрмЖрмЧрм▓ା рмнୂ-рм╕рмоାрмзି । рммାрмШрмо୍рммрм░ୀ рмормарм░େ рморми୍рмд୍рм░ рмЙрмЪ୍рмЪାрм░рмг рм╕рм╣ рмжିрмЖрмЧрм▓ା рм╕рмоାрмзି ।
➡️рнн-рнирнжрнирнз-рнирни рм╢ିрмХ୍рм╖ାрммрм░୍рм╖ рмкାрмЗଁ рм╕рморм╕୍рмд рммୋрм░୍рмбрм░ рмЫାрмд୍рм░рмЫାрмд୍рм░ୀрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмкрнЭିрммାрмХୁ рм╕ୁрмпୋрмЧ рмоିрм│ିрмм। рмпେрмЙଁ рмЫାрмд୍рм░рмЫାрмд୍рм░ୀ рмпୁрмХ୍рмдрни рмк୍рм░рмермо рмкрм░୍рмп୍рнЯାрнЯ рмиାрморм▓େрмЦା рммେрм│େ рммрмЮ୍рмЪିрмд рм╣ୋрмЗрмЫрми୍рмдି рм╕େрмоାрмирмЩ୍рмХୁ рмж୍рммିрмдୀрнЯ рмкрм░୍рмп୍рнЯାрнЯ рмоେрмзା рмдାрм▓ିрмХାрм░େ рм╕ୁрмпୋрмЧ рмоିрм│ିрмм।
➡️рно-рмХрмЯрмХ рммрнЬ рмбାрмХ୍рмдрм░рмЦାрмиାрм░ рмкୁрм░ୁрмгା рмХୋрмаାрм░ рм╣େрмм рм╕୍рмеିрмдି рмпାрмЮ୍рмЪ। рмХрмЯрмХ рммрнЬрмбାрмХ୍рмдрм░рмЦାрмиାрмХୁ рммିрм╢୍рммрм╕୍рмдрм░ୀрнЯ рмХрм░ିрммା рмкାрмЗଁ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░рмЩ୍рмХ рмПрмнрм│ି рмиିрм╖୍рмкрмд୍рмдି ।
➡️рнп-рнорнирнн рмХୋрмЯିрм░ рмиୂрмЖଁрмЦାрмЗ рмнେрмЯି рмжେрм▓େ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ । рнлрнпрнн рмХୋрмЯିрм░ рмнିрмд୍рмдିрмк୍рм░рм╕୍рмдрм░ рмУ рнирнйрнжрмХୋрмЯିрм░ рмк୍рм░рмХрм│୍рмк рмХрм▓େ рмЙрмж୍рмШାрмЯрми । рмк୍рм░рм╕ିрмж୍рмз рм╣рм░ିрм╢рмЩ୍рмХрм░ рмкୀрмарм░ рммିрмХାрм╢ рмкାрмЗଁ рм╣େрм▓ା рмнିрмд୍рмдିрмк୍рм░рм╕୍рмдрм░ । рм╕େрмкрмЯେ ‘рм░ାрмЬେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рммିрм╢୍рн▒рммିрмж୍рнЯାрм│рнЯ’рмХୁ рмормз୍рнЯ рмЖрмжрм░୍рм╢ рммିрм╢୍рн▒рммିрмж୍рнЯାрм│рнЯ рмХрм░ାрмпିрмм ।
➡️рнзрнж-рмпାрмЬрмкୁрм░рм░ рмЕрмзିрм╖୍рмаାрмд୍рм░ୀ рмжେрммୀ рмоା’ рммିрм░рмЬା рморми୍рмжିрм░рм░ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯ рмкрм░୍рмм рм╢ାрм░рмжୀрнЯ рмжୁрм░୍рмЧୋрмд୍рм╕рмм рмЖрм╕рми୍рмдା рнирно рмдାрм░ିрмЦрм░ୁ рм╣େрмм рмЖрм░рмо୍рмн।
➡️рнзрнз-рнирнжрнирнж-рнирнз рммрм░୍рм╖ рм▓ାрмЧି рмк୍рм░рмХାрм╢ିрмд рмЦାрмж୍рнЯ рм╕ୁрм░рмХ୍рм╖ା рм╕ୂрмЪрмХାрмЩ୍рмХрм░େ рмУрнЬିрм╢ା рм╣େрм▓ା рмЪрмдୁрм░୍рме рм╕୍рмеାрмирмХୁ рмЙрми୍рмиିрмд।
➡️рнзрни-рм░ିрм▓ିрмЬ୍ рмкୂрм░୍рммрм░ୁ рм▓ିрмХ୍ рм╣େрм▓ା рмкрмУ୍рммрмирмжୀрмк рмПрммଂ рмЕрм░ୁрмгୀрмдାрмЩ୍рмХ рмЧୀрмд । рмЗрмг୍рмЯрм░рмиେрмЯ рмПрммେ рмЦୁрмм рм╣େрмЙрмЫି рмнାрмЗрм░рм▓ ।
➡️рнзрнй-рм╕ୀрмоା рммିрммାрмжрм░ рм╕рмоାрмзାрми рмкାрмЗଁ рмЖрми୍рмз୍рм░ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмкрмд୍рм░ рм▓େрмЦି рнкрмЯି рмк୍рм░рм╕୍рмдାрмм рмжେрм▓େ рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░рморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмзрм░୍рмоେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рмк୍рм░рмзାрми ।
➡️рнзрнк-рм░ାрм╣ୁрм▓рмЩ୍рмХ рммିрм░ୋрмзрм░େ рмХାрм░୍рмп୍рнЯାрмиୁрм╖୍рмаାрми рмХେрмдେ рммାрмЯ рмЧрм▓ା ? рмжିрм▓୍рм▓ୀ рмкୋрм▓ିрм╕рмХୁ рм░ିрмкୋрм░୍рмЯ рмоାрмЧିрм▓େ рмХୋрм░୍рмЯ ।
➡️рнзрнл-рмЖрмЬିрмаାрм░ୁ рмкୁрм░ୀрм░େ рмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯрм╣ рм╢୍рм░ୀрморми୍рмжିрм░ рм░ рмж୍рн▒ାрм░ рмнୋрм░୍ рм╕ାрмвେ рнкрмЯାрм░େ рмЦୋрм▓ିрммାрмХୁ рмк୍рм░рм╢ାрм╕рми рм░ рмиିрм╖୍рмкрмд୍рмдି ।
➡️рнзрнм-рмнାрм░рмдрм░ рмЖрмкрмд୍рмдି рмкрм░େ рмиିрм╖୍рмкрмд୍рмдି рмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯାрм╣ାрм░ рмХрм▓ା рмм୍рм░ିрмЯେрми୍ । рмХୋрмнିрм╕ିрм▓୍рмб୍ рмн୍рнЯାрмХ୍рм╕ିрмирмХୁ рмжେрм▓ା рмоାрми୍рнЯрмдା ।
➡️рнзрнн-рмЬାрмдିрм╕ଂрмШ рм╕ାрмзାрм░рмг рмкрм░ିрм╖рмж рммୈрмармХрм░େ рмдୁрм░୍рмХୀрмХୁ рмжୃрмв рмЬрммାрмм рмжେрмЗрмЫି рмнାрм░рмд । рмдୁрм░୍рмХୀ рм░ାрм╖୍рмЯ୍рм░рмкрмдି рм░ିрм╕େрмк рмдାрнЯିрмм୍ рмПрм░୍рмбୋрмЧାрми рмХрм╢୍рмоୀрм░ рмк୍рм░рм╕рмЩ୍рмЧ рмЙрмаାрмЗрммାрм░ рмХିрмЫି рмШрмг୍рмЯା рмкрм░େ рмнାрм░рмд рм╕ାрмЗрмк୍рм░рм╕ рмк୍рм░рм╕рмЩ୍рмЧ рмЙрмаାрмЗ рмдୁрм░୍рмХୀрмХୁ рмШେрм░ିрм▓ା ।
➡️рнзрно-рм╣ାрмЗрмж୍рм░ାрммାрмж рммିрмкрмХ୍рм╖рм░େ рмжିрм▓୍рм▓ୀрм░ рмжрмормжାрм░ рммିрмЬрнЯ । рно рн▒ିрмХେрмЯрм░େ рмо୍рнЯାрмЪ୍ рмЬିрмдିрм▓ା рмжିрм▓୍рм▓ୀ । рм╕рмирм░ାрмЗрмЬрм░୍рм╕ рм╣ାрмЗрмж୍рм░ାрммାрмжрмХୁ рм╣рм░ାрмЗ рмкрм╣рмЮ୍рмЪିрм▓ା рм╢ୀрм░୍рм╖рм░େ ।
➡️рнзрнп-рмк୍рм░рмХାрм╢ рмкାрмЗрм▓ା рммିрм╢୍рн▒рм░ рм╕рм░୍рммାрмзିрмХ рмЖрнЯрмХାрм░ୀ рмлୁрмЯрммрм▓рм░ । рмоେрм╕ିрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмкрмЫрм░େ рмкрмХାрмЗрмЫрми୍рмдି рмХ୍рм░ିрм╖୍рмЯିрмЖрмиୋ рм░ୋрмиାрм▓୍рмбୋ । рнирнжрнирнжрм░େ рмоେрм╕ି рмПрм╣ି рмдାрм▓ିрмХାрм░େ рм╕рмм୍рм░ାрмЧ୍рм░େ рм░рм╣ିрмеିрм▓େ ।
➡️рнирнж-рмЖрмЗрмкିрмПрм▓୍рм░େ рмкୁрмгି рмкрм╢ିрм▓ା рмХрм░ୋрмиା, рм╕рми୍рм░ାрмЗрмЬрм░୍рм╕ рм╣ାрмЗрмжрм░ାрммାрмжрм░ рммାрморм╣ାрмдି рмкେрм╕୍ рммୋрм▓рм░ рмЯି. рмирмЯрм░ାрмЬрми рм╣େрм▓େ рм╕ଂрмХ୍рм░рмоିрмд ।
➡️рмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯେрмХ рмм୍рнЯрмХ୍рмдି рмЯୀрмХା рмиିрмЕрми୍рмдୁ, рм╕рм░୍рммрмжା рмоାрм╕୍рмХ рмкିрми୍рмзрми୍рмдୁ, рм╣ାрмд рмзୁрмЕрми୍рмдୁ рмУ рм╕ାрмоାрмЬିрмХ рмжୂрм░рмдା рммрмЬାрнЯ рм░рмЦрми୍рмдୁ ।।
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➡️рнз-рм╣ିрмЮ୍рмЬିрм│ିрм░ୁ рмЖрм░рмо୍рмн рм╣େрм▓ା рм╕୍рмХୁрм▓ рм░ୂрмкାрми୍рмдрм░рмг рмХାрм░୍рмп୍рнЯрмХ୍рм░рмо, рнзрнжрмЯି рм░ୂрмкାрми୍рмдрм░ିрмд рм╕୍рмХୁрм▓рмХୁ рм▓ୋрмХାрм░୍рмкିрмд рмХрм▓େ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ ।
➡️рни-рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░рмЩ୍рмХ рммрмб рмШୋрм╖рмгା : рморм╣ାрмоାрм░ୀрм░େ рмЪାрмХିрм░ି рм╣рм░ାрмЗрмеିрммା рмм୍рнЯрмХ୍рмдିрмЩ୍рмХୁ рнирнжрнирни рмпାрмПଁ рмоିрм│ିрмм PF । рмПрмиେрмЗ рмиିрм░୍рморм│ା рм╕ୀрмдାрм░рмормгрмЩ୍рмХ рммрмб଼ рмШୋрм╖рмгା ।
➡️рнй-рмХрм░ୋрми рморм╣ାрмоାрм░ୀ рмпୋрмЧୁଁ рммрми୍рмж рмеିрммା рм▓рм░୍рмг୍рмгିଂ рм▓ାрмЗрм╕େрми୍рм╕ рм╕рмормдେ рмЧାрмб଼ିрм░ рмлିрмЯ୍рмиେрм╕ рмЖрмЙ рмб୍рм░ାрмЗрмнିଂ рм▓ାрмЗрм╕େрми୍рм╕ рмкାрмЗଁ рмЖрм╕рми୍рмдା рнирнйрм░ୁ рмкୁрмгି рмЖрм░рмо୍рмн рм╣େрмм рм╕୍рм▓рмЯ୍ рммୁрмХିଂ।
➡️рнк-рмЕрмХ୍рмЯୋрммрм░ рмоାрм╕ рм╕ୁрмж୍рмзା рмХୋрмЯିрмП рмЯିрмХା рмпୋрмЧାрмЗрмм рмЬାрмЗрмбрм╕୍ рмХାрмбିрм▓ା । рнзрни рммрм░୍рм╖рм░ୁ рмЕрмзିрмХ рм╕рморм╕୍рмдେ рмиେрмЗ рмкାрм░ିрммେ рнй рмбୋрмЬ୍ рммିрм╢ିрм╖୍рмЯ рмХୋрмнିрмб୍ рмЯିрмХା рмЬାрмЗрмХୋрмн-рмбି ।
➡️рнл-рмЖрмЬି рммрм▓ାрмЩ୍рмЧୀрм░ рмЖрм╕ିрммେ рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░рмЩ୍рмХрм░ рм░େрм│рммାрмЗ рмХ୍рнЯାрммିрмиେрмЯ୍ рморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмЕрм╢୍рн▒рмиୀ рммୈрм╖୍рмЯрмо୍рмм ।
➡️рнм-рм░ାрмЬрмзାрмиୀрм░ рммрмб рм╣ୋрмЯେрм▓рм░େ рм╣ାрмЗ рмк୍рм░ୋрмлାрмЗрм▓୍ рмХ୍рнЯାрм╕ିрмиୋ рмЬୁрмЖ рмЦେрм│, рнй рмпୁрммрмдୀрмЩ୍рмХ рм╕рмоେрмд рнзрнй рмЧିрм░рмл । рм▓рмХ୍рм╖ାрмзିрмХ рмЯрмЩ୍рмХା рмЬрммрмд рм╕рм╣ рнзрнормЯି рмоୋрммାрмЗрм▓ рнзрнй рмЬрмгрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмЧିрм░рмл рмХрм░ିрмЫି рмкୋрм▓ିрм╕ ।
➡️рнн-рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ାрмкрмб଼ାрм░ рморм╣ାрмХାрм│рмкрмбାрм░େ рнлрнжрм╣рмЬାрм░ рмХୋрмЯି рмЯрмЩ୍рмХା рммିрмиିрморнЯрм░େ рмЖрм░୍рм╕рм▓େ рмоିрмдрм▓ рмиିрмкрми рмЧ୍рм░ୁрмк рмк୍рм░рмдିрм╖୍рмаା рмХрм░ିрмм рммୃрм╣рмд рмЗрм╕୍рмкାрмд рмХାрм░рмЦାрмиା । рмХрмо୍рмкାрмиୀ рмЕрмз୍рнЯрмХ୍рм╖ рм▓рмХ୍рм╖୍рмоୀ рмоିрмдрм▓ рмкାрм░рмж୍рммିрмк рммрми୍рмжрм░рм░ୁ рморм╣ାрмирмжୀрм░େ рм╕୍рммрмдрми୍рмд୍рм░ рммୋрмЯ рмпୋрмЧେ рммୁрм▓ି рмжେрмЦିрм▓େ рм╕рморм╕୍рмд рмЕрмЮ୍рмЪрм│ ।
➡️рно-рмХଂрмЧ୍рм░େрм╕ рм╕рмоେрмд рнзрнпрмЯି рммିрм░ୋрмзୀ рмжрм│рм░ рмиେрмдା рмПрмХ рмнрм░୍рмЪୁрмЖрм▓୍ рммୈрмармХ рмХрм░ି рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░рмЩ୍рмХ рмиିрмХрмЯрм░େ рнзрнзрмЯି рмжାрммି рм░рмЦିрм▓େ।
➡️рнп-рм╕ାрм░ା рммିрм╢୍рммрм░େ рмоୋрмЯ рмХୋрмнିрмб୍ рм╕ଂрмХ୍рм░рмормг рмоାрморм▓ା рнирнзрнз,рннрннрно,рнлрнирнмрм░େ рмкрм╣рмЮ୍рмЪିрмеିрммା рммେрм│େ рмХрм░ୋрмиା рмоୃрмд୍рнЯୁрм╕ଂрмЦ୍рнЯା рнк,рнкрнйрни,рнирнжрннрм░େ рмкрм╣рмЮ୍рмЪିрмЫି।
➡️рнзрнж-рм╕ୋрм╕ିрмЖрм▓ рмоିрмбିрмЖрм░େ рмдାрм▓ିрммାрмирмХୁ рм╕рморм░୍рмерми рмХрм░ି рмЖрм╕ାрморм░େ рм╣େрм▓େ рнзрнк рмЬрмг рмЧିрм░рмл ।
➡️рнзрнз-рм╕ୁрмкрм░рм╖୍рмЯାрм░ рм╣େрм▓େ рммି рмоାрмиିрммାрмХୁ рмкрнЬିрмм рмиିрнЯрмо । рмоୁрмо୍рммାрмЗ рмПрнЯାрм░рмкୋрм░୍рмЯрм░େ рмжрммрмЩ୍рмЧ рм╖୍рмЯାрм░ рм╕рм▓рмоାрми୍ рмЦାрмирмЩ୍рмХୁ рмЕрмЯрмХାрмЗ рмЪрм░୍рмЪ୍рмЪାрм░େ рмУрнЬିрмЖ CISF рмЕрмлିрм╕рм░।
➡️рнзрни-рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиିрм╕୍рмдାрмирмХୁ рмЕрмзିрмХାрм░ рмХрм░ିрмиେрммା рмкрм░େ рмдାрм▓ିрммାрми рмк୍рм░рмермо рмерм░ рмкାрмЗଁ рмЬାрм░ି рмХрм▓ା рмлрмдрн▒ା । рмПрмгିрмХି рмЖрмЙ рмПрмХାрмаି рмкୁрмЕ, рмЭିрмЕ рммрм╕ି рмкାрма рмкрмвିрмкାрм░ିрммେ рмиାрм╣ିଁ ।
➡️рнзрнй-рмЙрмд୍рмдрм░ рмк୍рм░рмжେрм╢рм░ рмкୂрм░୍рммрмдрми рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмХрм▓୍рнЯାрмг рм╕ିଂрм╣рмЩ୍рмХ рмжେрм╣ାрми୍рмд । рмоୃрмд୍рнЯୁ рммେрм│рмХୁ рмдାрмЩ୍рмХୁ рнорнп рммрм░୍рм╖ рм╣ୋрмЗрмеିрм▓ା ।
➡️рнзрнк-рмдାрмоିрм▓рмиାрмбୁ рм░େ рм╕େрмк୍рмЯେрмо୍рммрм░ рнп рмпାрмПଁ рммрмвିрм▓ା рм▓рмХрмбାрмЙрми୍ । рм╕୍рмХୁрм▓ рмПрммଂ рмХрм▓େрмЬ рмЦୋрм▓ିрммା рмиେрмЗ рмиୂрмЖ рмЧାрмЗрмбрм▓ାрмЗрми рмЬାрм░ିрмХрм▓େ рмдାрмоିрм▓рмиାрмбୁ рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ ।
➡️рнзрнл-рмкрмЮ୍рмЬାрмм рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀрмЩ୍рмХ рммрнЬ рмШୋрм╖рмгା : рни.рнорнл рм▓рмХ୍рм╖ рмХୃрм╖ି рм╢୍рм░рмоିрмХ рмУ рмнୂрмоିрм╣ୀрми рмЪାрм╖ୀрмЩ୍рмХ рмЛрмг рмЫାрмб рмХрм░ିрммେ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ ।
➡️рнзрнм-рмдାрм▓ିрммାрми рммିрм░ୋрмзрм░େ рмдେрмЬୁрмЫି рммିрмж୍рм░ୋрм╣ । рмкଂрмЬрм╢ିрм░рм░େ рмПрмХрмЬୁрмЯ рм╣େрм▓େ рмЖрмлрмЧାрми рм╕େрмиାрмЩ୍рмХ рм╕рмоେрмд рмкୂрм░୍рммрмдрми рмЙрмкрм░ାрм╖୍рмЯ୍рм░рмкрмдି рмУ рмк୍рм░рмдିрм░рмХ୍рм╖ା рморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ ।
➡️рнзрнн-рмдାрм▓ିрммାрми୍рмХୁ рмЖрмЙ рмПрмХ рммрмб଼ рмЭрмЯ୍рмХା, рморми୍рнЯрмдା рмжେрммାрмХୁ рм╕ିрмзାрм╕ିрмзା рмормиା рмХрм░ିрмжେрм▓ା рнЯୁрм░ୋрмкିрмЖрми୍ рнЯୁрмиିрнЯрми୍ ।
➡️рнзрно-рнирнжрнирнзрм░ рммрм│рмХା рмо୍рнЯାрмЪ୍ рм╕େрмк୍рмЯେрмо୍рммрм░ рнзрнпрм░ୁ рмЖрм░рмо୍рмн рм╣େрммାрмХୁ рм╣େрммାрмХୁ рмеିрммା рммେрм│େ рм░ାрмЬрм╕୍рмеାрми рм░рнЯାрм▓୍рм╕ рмкрмХ୍рм╖рм░ୁ рмЬୋрм╕୍ рммрмЯрм▓рм░ рмПрм╣ି рмо୍рнЯାрмЪ рмЦେрм│ିрммେ рмиାрм╣ିଁ । рмПрмиେрмЗ рм░ାрмЬрм╕୍рмеାрми рм░рнЯାрм▓୍рм╕ рмкрмХ୍рм╖рм░ୁ рм╕ୂрмЪрмиା ।
➡️рнзрнп-рмЬрми୍рмо рмоାрмЯି рм╕ୁрми୍рмжрм░рмЧрнЬрм░େ рнк рм╣рмХି рмЕрм▓рмо୍рмкିрмЖрмирмЩ୍рмХୁ рмХрм░ାрмЧрм▓ା рмнрмм୍рнЯ рм╕୍рн▒ାрмЧрмд рмУ рм╕рмо୍рммрм░୍рмж୍рмзрмиା ।
➡️рнирнж-рмиାрмЗрм░ୋрммିрм░େ рмЪାрм▓ିрмеିрммା рмЕрмг୍рмбрм░ рнирнж рммିрм╢୍рн▒ рмЖрмерм▓େрмЯିрмХ୍рм╕ рмЪାрмо୍рмкିрнЯрмирм╢ିрмк୍рм░େ рнзрнж рм╣рмЬାрм░ рмоିрмЯрм░ рм░େрм╕ рн▒ାрмХ୍рм░େ рмнାрм░рмдрмХୁ рмоିрм│ିрм▓ା рмРрмдିрм╣ାрм╕ିрмХ рм░ୌрмк୍рнЯ рмкрмжрмХ । рммିрм╢୍рн▒ рмЖрмерм▓େрмЯିрмХ୍рм╕рм░ рмХୌрмгрм╕ି рм░େрм╕୍ рн▒ାрмХ୍рм░େ рмнାрм░рмдрм░ рмПрм╣ା рмк୍рм░рмермо рмкрмжрмХ।
➡️рмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯେрмХ рмм୍рнЯрмХ୍рмдି рмЯୀрмХା рмиିрмЕрми୍рмдୁ, рм╕рм░୍рммрмжା рмоାрм╕୍рмХ рмкିрми୍рмзрми୍рмдୁ, рм╣ାрмд рмзୁрмЕрми୍рмдୁ рмУ рм╕ାрмоାрмЬିрмХ рмжୂрм░рмдା рммрмЬାрнЯ рм░рмЦрми୍рмдୁ ।।
рмкрммିрмд୍рм░ рм░рмХ୍рм╖ା рммрми୍рмзрми рмЙрмкрм▓рмХ୍рм╖େ рмЖрмкрмг рм╕рморм╕୍рмдрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмоୋ рмдрм░рмлрм░ୁ рмЕрмиେрмХ୍ рмЕрмиେрмХ୍ рм╢ୁрмнେрмЪ୍рмЫା рмУ рмЕрмнିрмирми୍рмжрми "рмЖрмХାрм╢" ।
рм╢ୁрмн рм╕рмХାрм│,рм╕ୁрмк୍рм░рмнାрмд
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TODAYs TOP NEWS
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1. Raksha Bandhan is celebrated in Shravana month during full moon day or Purnima day. This everlasting relationship between siblings is a 'symbol of bond'. HAPPY RAKSHA BANDHAN.
2. Yesterday (21 Aug) Keralites all over the world celebrated Thiruvonam, the most important day of Onam Festival.
3. India’s cumulative COVID-19 vaccination coverage crosses 58 crore mark.
4. Tamil Nadu Govt has decided to open Colleges and Schools from September 1st. Students of Classes from 9th to 12th standard will be allowed to attend classes on a rotational basis. Reopening of Schools for first standard to eighth standard will be decided on 15th September.
5. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has stressed on the importance of infrastructural development in the country and said that PM Modi’s govt has given priority to the development of infrastructure sector. She was speaking on the occasion of transferring of loan of 5100 crore Rupees sanctioned by Punjab National Bank for Ganga Express way scheme in Uttar Pradesh.
6. Senior BJP leader and former Chief minister of Uttar Pradesh Kalyan Singh passed away .
(5 January 1932 – 21 August 2021). He was 89. He was the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh during the demolition of the Babri Masjid in December 1992.
7. PM Modi has expressed grief over the death of former Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan Governor, Kalyan Singh.
8. 14 arrested in Assam over social media posts supporting Taliban & they have been booked under different sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, IT Act and CrPC.
9. Assam to start rolling out benefits under One Nation One Ration Card scheme from 23 Aug (Monday).
10. Record rains lashed the national capital on Saturday morning, causing heavy waterlogging and traffic jams at many places in the city including Minto Bridge, Rajghat, Connaught Place and ITO.
11. The Andhra Pradesh govt has extended the night curfew from 11 pm to 6 am of the next day, up to September 4. Health principal secretary Anil Kumar said.
12. Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai said a special programme will be taken up to give "qualitative upgrade" to SC, ST, OBC and minority children residential schools in the state, to bring them up to CBSE standards.
13. Much awaited Kengeri metro line in Karnataka between Mysore and Mengerti to be inaugurated on 29 Aug.
14. Three Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists, including one who was behind the killing of BJP worker Rakesh Pandita in June, were gunned down in an encounter with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district on 21 Aug (Saturday). Security forces personnel had launched a cordon-and-search operation in the upper reaches of the forest area of Nagbaeran Tral in the south Kashmir district.
15./Two Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) personnel were killed in a Naxal attack near ITBP camp Kademeta in Narayanpur district of Chhattisgarh on 20 Aug ( Friday). The Naxals attacked the 45th battalion of ITBP at around 12.10 pm.
16. A team of 120 National Security Guard (NSG) commandos conducted an anti-terror mock drill in a hotel in Indore on 20 Aug (Friday). The mock drill was conducted to test the preparedness of NSG commandos in preventing any 26/11-type terror attack in Indore. The mock drill operation was aimed at capturing terrorists holed up in a hotel and freeing guests taken as hostages.
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1. India has been allowed to operate two flights per day from Kabul to evacuate its nationals stranded in Afghanistan.
2. Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on 20 Aug (Friday) provided details about India's mission to evacuate all citizens stranded in Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover. Speaking at an event marking the commencement of new Three flights.
3. The permission has been granted by the American and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) forces which have been controlling operations of the Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul after the Afghan capital fell to the Taliban on August 15. More than 300 Indian nationals have to be taken out of Kabul.
4. India and Russia signed a deal for the immediate off-the-shelf procurement of 70,000 latest AK 200 series of assault rifles, A deal of jointly manufacture AK-203 rifles in India has been pending since 2018.
5. Indian Army on 20 Aug (Friday) safely repatriated three children of a Pakistan occupied Jammu and Kashmir (POJK) village who had on 18 Aug (Wednesday) crossed the Line of Control (LOC) in the Poonch Sector.
6. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on August 20 held talks with his Qatari counterpart Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani on the situation in Afghanistan as he made a stopover in Doha on his way back from the US. Qatar's capital Doha has been the venue for the intra-Afghan peace talks
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1. Afghanistan forces recapture three districts from Taliban control.
Pul-e-Hesar, Banu, and Deh Salah - in Baghlan province.
2. United Nations Secretary General Ant├│nio Guterres has again called for an immediate ceasefire in the Ethiopian region of Tigray, where govt forces and rebel fighters have been locked in conflict since November.
3. The number of people who died in Wednesday's jihadist attack on a military convoy escorting civilians in northern Burkina Faso has risen to 80. Eighty militants were also killed in attack near the town of Arbinda.
4. North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has announced that it has suspended all support to war-torn Afghanistan and called for an end to the violence in the nation following the Taliban's siege of Kabul.
5. G7 Foreign Ministers have called for the international community to unite in its response to the crisis in Afghanistan to prevent it from escalating further.
6. United Kingdom will provide vaccines against COVID-19 to Afghans coming to the country.
7. PM Jacinda Ardern extended New Zealand's strict nationwide coronavirus lockdown, saying the full extent of the Delta outbreak was still unknown.
8. A lockdown of Australia's largest city Sydney has been extended to the end of September as authorities struggle to contain a wave of Delta cases of COVID 19.
9. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said the United Kingdom's diplomatic efforts to find a solution in Afghanistan remain ongoing, which leaves open the prospect of working with the Taliban "if necessary". Speaking to the media after an emergency Cabinet Office Briefing Rooms (COBRA) meeting to discuss the crisis in the region.
10. Taliban officials in the restive Herat province have banned co-education in govt and private universities, describing it as the 'root of all evils in society. This is the first 'fatwa' issued by the Taliban.
11. Taliban group's co-founder and deputy leader Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar said, The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan wants diplomatic and trade ties with all countries around the world, including the United States.
12. Former Afghanistan president, Ashraf Ghani's brother, Hashmat Ghani Ahmadzi has reportedly pledged support to the Taliban.
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1. Amit Khatri wins silver medal in 10,000m race walk at World Athletics U20 Championship in Nairobi .He has finished with a time of 42 minutes 17.94 seconds.
2. Manipur govt felicitates five athletes who participated in TokyoOlympics2020 in a grand reception organised by State Youth Affairs and Sports Department at Khuman Lampak Indoor Stadium, Imphal.
(i) Nilakanta Sharma, a midfielder in Olympic medal winner Indian men's hockey team, was honoured with a cash award of Rs 75 lakh and the appointment letter of Deputy Director in sports department.
(ii) P Sushila Chanu who is also midlfielder in Indian women hockey team in Tokyo Olympics,was honoured with a cash award of Rs 25 lakh and the appointment letter of Assistant Director in the same department.
(iii) India's lone Judoka L Sushila from Manipur in the Tokyo Olympics was also honoured with a cash award of Rs 25 lakh.She was also given promotion to the post of Inspector in the Manipur Police Department.
(iv) London Olympic bronze medallist and Rajya Sabha MP MC Mary Kom who also participated in the Tokyo Olympics was also honoured with a cash award of Rs 25 lakh.
(v) Rs 1 crore to silver medallist weightlifter in Tokyo Olympics 2020 Saikhom Mirabai Chanu for her achievement (On July 27). She was also given the post of Additional SP (Sports) in the Manipur Police Department
The coaches of the state athletes were also honoured during the gathering.
3. India will win at least 15 medals including 5 golds at Tokyo Paralympics: India will field its largest ever contingent with 54 athletes set to compete in nine sports including – Para Archery, Para Athletics, Para Badminton, Para Canoeing, Shooting Para sport, Para Swimming, Para Powerlifting, Para Table Tennis and Para Taekwondo.
4. The athletics stadium on the campus of the Southern Command's Army Sports Institute (ASI) in Pune will be named on the name of star athlete Olympic gold medalist Neeraj Chopra. He had himself trained at the Army Sports Institute.
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ЁЯЗоЁЯЗ│ FACTS ABOUT INDIA ЁЯЗоЁЯЗ│
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Pondicherry (or Puducherry), a French colonial settlement in India until 1954, is now a Union Territory town bounded by the southeastern Tamil Nadu state. The original name of the territory, Putucceri, is derived from the Tamil words putu (“new”) and ceri (“village”).
However, Puducherry is one of the three union territories in India (the other being National Capital Territory of Delhi and Jammu and Kashmir) that is entitled by a special constitutional amendment to have an elected legislative assembly and a cabinet of ministers, thereby conveying partial statehood.
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ЁЯШАThought of the day
Brothers & sisters are just born to bother about each : A brother is better than one thousand friends
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JOKE OF THE DAY
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Pappu Bazaar Gaya. Wahan Use Papa Ke Ek Purane Dost Mil Gaye.
Uncle: Pappu Beta, Kaise Ho ?
Pappu : Ji, Badhiya ..........
Uncle: Aur Papa ?
Pappu : Ji Vo Bhi Badhiya.....
Uncle: Bhai ?
Pappu : Vo Bhi Theek Hai.....
Uncle: Studies?
Pappu : Vo Bhi Theek Chal Rahi Hai.
Uncle : Aur Sunaao Pappu Beta, Kya Chal Raha Hai ?
Pappu : Bematalab Ke Sawaal Jawaab.....!ЁЯдФЁЯдкЁЯШЫ
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ЁЯШ│WHY❓❓❓
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Why an Aarti is given in Hindu tradition when a person comes after achieving success or going to do any important work)....⁉️
There is a scientific reason behind this.....
Actually Aarti is just like a fire bath or Cleansing With Fire – Klesha Nashana Kriya, A humanbeing is made up of five Elements,(Puncha Bhoot) namely:- Aakash☄️, (Space), earthЁЯМО, waterЁЯТж, fireЁЯФе and airЁЯМм️.
Have you noticed that when you have a shower – or a bath as we say in India –which is not a dip but involves water flowing over your body, if you pay attention, especially if you are showering with cold or cool water, you will see a shower is not just about cleansing the skin or washing whatever dirt or impurities that may be on your skin. It rejuvenates you and cleanses you of many things. Even if you went in angry and agitated, when you shower and come out, all the nonsense feels washed off. This is not just because of cool water flowing over your body and calming your nerves. That is also happening of course, but beyond that, there is a certain cleansing of the akashic dimension of who you are.
When you look at the human form, the outermost aspect of your body is akash. There is somewhere between twelve to eighteen inches of akash around almost everyone just like AURA
Even before your physical body touches something, your akashic body has already touched it. So, whether what comes from outside is nourishing to you or destructive to you, the first element that takes the beating is your akash. How much you gather there in terms of impurities or support depends on what you are exposed to. To cleanse this of impurities, as you can do a water wash for the body, you can do a fire wash too. This does not mean setting fire to yourself! Using fire as a way of cleansing yourself is a very powerful system. This is known as Klesha Nashana Kriya, which means “to destroy or burn up the impurities in the system.”
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рдЬाрдЧрд░ूрдХ : Awaken
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Process of the working of an electric bell
Electric bell is based on the principle of electromagnets. When switch is pressed, electromagnet is activated and the hammer moves and hits the gong. As the hammer moves, circuit breaks and the electromagnet is disabled. This causes the hammer to go back to initial position due to the spring and the circuit completes again. This process is continuously repeated giving the ringing sound of the bell.
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ЁЯТБЁЯП╗♂️ GK TODAY
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Mount Everest has two heights: a) 8,848 meters (with snow cover). This is the official height recognized by China and Nepal; b) 8,844.43 meters (geological height).
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Reita Faria Powell, born on 23 August 1943 to Goan parents in British Bombay (now Mumbai), is an Indian physician and former model and beauty pageant titleholder who won the Miss World title in 1966, making her the first Asian woman to win the event.
She is also the first Miss World winner to qualify as a physician
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ЁЯЫХ VEDIK GYAN
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Rakshabandhan .
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It Celebrated on the full-moon day of the Hindu month of Sravana (July/August), this festival celebrates the love of a brother for his sister. On this day, sisters tie rakhi on the wrists of their brothers to protect them against evil influences, and pray for their long life and happiness.
Raksha Bandhan Festival History: Krishna and Draupadi
21-AUG-2021
╭─────────────────────╮ЁЯМДрм╕рмХାрм│рм░ рмЦрммрм░, рнирнз-рмЕрмЧрм╖୍рмЯ-рнирнжрнирнз,рм╢рмиିрммାрм░╰─────────────────────╯
➡️рнз-рмоାрм▓рмХାрмирмЧିрм░ିрм░ୁ рмЖрм░рмо୍рмн рм╣େрм▓ା рм╕୍рммାрм╕୍рме୍рнЯ рм╕େрммାрм░ рмРрмдିрм╣ାрм╕ିрмХ рмпାрмд୍рм░ା : рмоାрм▓рмХାрмирмЧିрм░ିрм░େ рм╕୍рмоାрм░୍рмЯ рм╣େрм▓୍рме рмХାрм░୍рмб рммрмг୍рмЯрмирм░ рм╢ୁрмнାрм░рмо୍рмн рмХрм▓େ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ ।
➡️рни-рмкାрм░ାрмжୀрмк рммрми୍рмжрм░ рмЗрмдିрм╣ାрм╕рм░େ рмк୍рм░рмермо рмерм░ рмкାрмЗଁ рм░рмк୍рмдାрмиି рмХрм▓ା рнкрнлрнжрнж рмЯрмирм░ рмУрмЬрмиିрмЖ рмЦрмгି рмЙрмкрмХрм░рмг । рмПрм╕рммୁ рмЙрмкрмХрм░рмг рмЗрмг୍рмбୋрмиେрм╕ିрмЖрм░ рмЯрммрмиିрмУ рммрми୍рмжрм░рмХୁ рмкрмаାрмЧрм▓ା ।
➡️рнй-рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯрм░ рмПрмХрмоାрмд୍рм░ рм╣рм╕୍рмкିрмЯାрм▓ рмнାрммେ рм╕ିрмЖрмЗрмЗ рмЖрмЗрм╕ିрмЯି рмкୁрм░рм╕୍рмХାрм░рм░େ рм░рмирм░୍рм╕ рмЕрмк୍ рм╣େрм▓ା рм╕рмо୍ рмЕрм▓୍рмЯିрмоେрмЯ୍ рмоେрмбିрмХେрнЯାрм░ рм╣рм╕୍рмкିрмЯାрм▓ ।
➡️рнк-рмжେрм╢рм░େ рмПрммେ рнзрни рммрм░୍рм╖рм░ୁ рмЕрмзିрмХ рммрнЯрм╕рм░ рмкିрм▓ାрмоାрмирмЩ୍рмХୁ рмХрм░ୋрмиା рмЯିрмХା рмжିрмЖрмпାрмЗ рмкାрм░ିрмм। рмЬାрмЗрмбрм╕୍ рмХାрмбିрм▓ାрм░ рнй рмбୋрмЬ୍ рмХрм░ୋрмиା рмЯିрмХା ‘рмЬାрмЗрмХୋрмн-рмбି’рмХୁ рмжେрм╢рм░େ рмЬрм░ୁрм░ିрмХାрм│ୀрми рмм୍рнЯрммрм╣ାрм░ рмкାрмЗଁ рмоିрм│ିрм▓ା рмЕрмиୁрмормдି ।
➡️рнл-рмЬାрмдୀрнЯ рмЦାрмЗрммା рмдେрм▓ рмпୋрмЬрмиା-рмдାрм│рмдେрм▓рмХୁ рмХାрм░୍рмп୍рнЯрмХାрм░ୀ рмХрм░рммାрмХୁ рмоିрм│ିрм▓ା рмЕрмиୁрмоୋрмжрми । рмПрмеିрмкାрмЗଁ рнзрнзрм╣рмЬାрм░ рнкрнж рмХୋрмЯି рмЯрмЩ୍рмХାрм░ рм╣େрм▓ା рмм୍рнЯрнЯрммрм░ାрмж ।
➡️рнм-рм╕ୂрмЪрмиା рмЕрмзିрмХାрм░ рмЖрмЗрми рмкрм░ିрм╕рм░рмнୁрмХ୍рмд рм╣େрм▓ା ‘рмХିрмЯ୍ рммିрм╢୍рн▒рммିрмж୍рнЯାрм│рнЯ’, рмПрмгିрмХି рм╕рморм╕୍рмд рмдрме୍рнЯ рмжେрммାрмХୁ рммାрмз୍рнЯ । рм╕ାрмзାрм░рмг рм▓ୋрмХ рмЬାрмгିрммାрм░େ рм╣େрмм рм╕рм╣рмЬ ।
➡️рнн-рмЧୋрмкрммрми୍рмзୁ рмЖрнЯୁрм░୍рммିрмЬ୍рмЮାрми рмУ рмЧрммେрм╖рмгା рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░рм░େ рмиୂрмЖ рмПрмормЖрм░рмЖрмЗ рмУ рм╕ିрмЯି рм╕୍рмХାрми୍ рмоେрм╕ିрми рмЙрмжрмШାрмЯିрмд । рмЙрмжрмШାрмЯрми рмХрм▓େ рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмзрмоେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рмк୍рм░рмзାрми ।
➡️рно-рммାрмгрмкୁрм░ рмЧ୍рнЯାрм╕ рм╕ିрм▓ିрмг୍рмбрм░ рмжୁрм░୍рмШрмЯрмгା: рмоୃрмдрмХрмЩ୍рмХ рмкାрмЗଁ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀрмЩ୍рмХ рмжୁрмЗ рм▓рмХ୍рм╖ рмЯрмЩ୍рмХାрм░ рмЕрмиୁрмХрмо୍рмкାрмоୂрм│рмХ рм╕рм╣ାрнЯрмдା рмШୋрм╖рмгା ।
➡️рнп-рмЖрм╕рми୍рмдା рмиିрм░୍рммାрмЪрми рммେрм│рмХୁ рмПрмерм░ рммୁрме୍ рмиୁрм╣େଁ, рмм୍рм▓рмХрм░େ рм╣େрмм рмкрмЮ୍рмЪାрнЯрмд рмиିрм░୍рммାрмЪрми рмнୋрмЯ рмЧрмгрмдି ।
➡️рнзрнж-рмкୂрм░୍рмм рмнାрм░рмдрм░ рммିрмХାрм╢рм░େ рмпୋрнЬିрм╣େрмм рмУрнЬିрм╢ା, рмЧୁрмгрмкୁрм░-рмеେрм░ୁрммାрм▓ି рмк୍рм░рмХрм│୍рмкрмХୁ рмоିрм│ିрм▓ା рм╕рммୁрмЬ рм╕рмЩ୍рмХେрмд । рмП рмиେрмЗ рм░ାрнЯрмЧрнЬା рмЧрм╕୍рмдрм░େ рмЖрм╕ିрмеିрммା рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рм░େрм│ рморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмЕрм╢୍рммିрмиୀ рммୈрм╖୍рмгрммрмЩ୍рмХ рм╕ୂрмЪрмиା ।
➡️рнзрнз-рм╢୍рм░ୀрм▓рмЩ୍рмХାрм░େ рмХрмоୁрмиି рм╕ଂрмХ୍рм░рмормг, рмЕрмЧрм╖୍рмЯ рнйрнж рмпାрмПଁ рм▓рмХрмбାрмЙрми୍ рмШୋрм╖рмгା рмХрм▓େ рм░ାрм╖୍рмЯ୍рм░рмкрмдି ।
➡️рнзрни-рмдାрм▓ିрммାрми рммିрм░ୋрмзрм░େ рмоୋрмжୀрмЩ୍рмХ рмк୍рм░рмермо рммрнЯାрми । рмЧୁрмЬୁрм░ାрмЯ рм╕ୋрмормиାрме рморми୍рмжିрм░ рмХାрм░୍рмп୍рнЯрмХ୍рм░рморм░େ рмк୍рм░рмзାрмирморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмкрм░ୋрмХ୍рм╖рм░େ рмХрм╣ିрм▓େ ‘рмЖрмдрмЩ୍рмХрм░ рм╕ାрмо୍рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯ рмХ୍рм╖рмгрм╕୍рмеାрнЯୀ’ ।
➡️рнзрнй-рмЬାрмо୍рмоୁрмХାрм╢୍рмоୀрм░рм░େ рм╕େрмиାрм░ рммрмб рмЕрмкрм░େрм╕рми୍ । рм░рмЬୌрм░ୀрм░େ рмПрмирмХାрмЙрмг୍рмЯрм░рм░େ рм╕େрмиା рмЧୁрм│ିрм░େ рмиିрмкାрмд рм╣େрм▓େ рни рмЖрмдрмЩ୍рмХୀ ।
➡️рнзрнк-рмкାрмХିрм╕୍рмдାрмирм░ рмЧ୍рммାрмжାрм░ рм╕рм╣рм░рм░େ рмнрнЯрмЩ୍рмХрм░ рммିрм╕୍рмлୋрм░рмг, рмкୁрмгି рнм рмЪୀрми рмЗрмЮ୍рмЬିрмиିрнЯрм░рмЩ୍рмХ рмоୃрмд୍рнЯୁ ।
➡️рнзрнл-рмХрм░ୋрмиାрм░େ рмоୃрмд୍рнЯୁрммрм░рмг рмХрм░ିрмеିрммା рмм୍рнЯрмХ୍рмдିрмЩ୍рмХ рмкрм░ିрммାрм░рмХୁ рни рм▓рмХ୍рм╖ рмЯрмЩ୍рмХା рм▓େрмЦାрмПଁ рмЖрм░୍рмеିрмХ рм╕рм╣ାрнЯрмдା рмжେрммେ рм╣рм░ିрнЯାрмгା рм░ рмЦрмЯ୍рмЯрм░ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ ।
➡️рнзрнм-рмоୋрмжି рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ рммିрм░ୋрмзрм░େ рмПрмХрмЬୁрмЯ рм╣େрм▓େ рммିрм░ୋрмзୀ । рм╕ୋрмиିрмЖ рмЧାрми୍рмзିрмЩ୍рмХ рмЕрмз୍рнЯрмХ୍рм╖рмдାрм░େ рмЕрмиୁрм╖୍рмаିрмд рммୈрмармХрм░େ рмпୋрмЧ рмжେрм▓େ рнзрнпрмЯି рмжрм│, рнирнжрнирнк рм╕ାрмзାрм░рмг рмиିрм░୍рммାрмЪрми рмиେрмЗ рм╣େрм▓ା рмЖрм▓ୋрмЪрмиା ।
➡️рнзрнн-рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиିрм╕୍рмдାрмирм░ୁ рмнାрм░рмдୀрнЯрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмЙрмж୍рмзାрм░ рмХрм░ିрммା рм▓ାрмЧି рмнାрм░рмдୀрнЯ рммାрнЯୁ рм╕େрмиା (IAF)рм░ рм╕୍рммрмдрми୍рмд୍рм░ рмкрм░ିрммрм╣рми рммିрмоାрми рм╕ି-рнзрнн рмк୍рм░рм╕୍рмдୁрмд। рмПрмХା рмерм░рмХେ рмк୍рм░ାрнЯ рнирнлрнж рмнାрм░рмдୀрнЯрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмЙрмж୍рмзାрм░ рмХрм░ିрмкାрм░ିрмм।
➡️рнзрно-рмЯ୍рммେрмг୍рмЯିрнирнж рммିрм╢୍рммрмХрмк୍: рмк୍рм░рм╕୍рмдୁрмдି рмиେрмЗ рмХୋрм╣рм▓ି - рммିрм╕ିрм╕ିрмЖрмЗ рмкрмжାрмзିрмХାрм░ୀрмЩ୍рмХ рм╕рм╣ рм╣େрм▓ା рмЖрм▓ୋрмЪрмиା ।
➡️рнзрнп-рмЯୋрмХିрмУ рмкାрм░ାрм▓ିрмо୍рмкିрмХ୍рм╕ рмЙрмкрм░େ рмПрммେ рм╕ାрм░ା рмжେрм╢рм░ рмирмЬрм░, рм╕рм░୍рммрммୃрм╣рмд рнлрнкрмЬрмгିрмЖ рмнାрм░рмдୀрнЯ рмжрм│ рмПрмеିрм░େ рмк୍рм░рмдିрмиିрмзିрмд୍рмм рмХрм░ିрммେ।
➡️рнирнж-рмЖрмЬି рм╕ୁрми୍рмжрм░рмЧрмб рмЖрм╕ିрммେ рм╣рмХି рмЕрм▓ିрмо୍рмкିрмЖрми୍; рмнрмм୍рнЯ рм╕рмо୍рммрм░୍рмж୍рмзрмиା рмжେрмм рмЬିрм▓୍рм▓ା рмк୍рм░рм╢ାрм╕рми । рмЕрм▓ିрмо୍рмкିрмХ୍ рмЦେрм│ିрммା рмкрм░େ рм╣рмХି рмЦେрм│ାрм│ିрмоାрмирмЩ୍рмХ рмПрм╣ା рмк୍рм░рмермо рм╕ୁрми୍рмжрм░рмЧрнЬ рмЧрм╕୍рмд ।
➡️рмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯେрмХ рмм୍рнЯрмХ୍рмдି рмЯୀрмХା рмиିрмЕрми୍рмдୁ, рм╕рм░୍рммрмжା рмоାрм╕୍рмХ рмкିрми୍рмзрми୍рмдୁ, рм╣ାрмд рмзୁрмЕрми୍рмдୁ рмУ рм╕ାрмоାрмЬିрмХ рмжୂрм░рмдା рммрмЬାрнЯ рм░рмЦрми୍рмдୁ ।।
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Varsha Ritu ⛈️
рд╢ुрдХ्рд▓ рдкрдХ्рд╖:: рд╢्рд░ाрд╡рдг рдоाрд╕
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1. Ashoora-e-Muharram was observed with due reverence and solemnity in various parts of the country yesterday. The day marks the martyrdom of Prophet Muhammad's grandson, Hazrat Imam Hussain and his companions, who laid down their lives for justice in Karbala.
2. Union Minister for Culture, Tourism and Development of North-Eastern Region G. Kishan Reddy has reiterated that the country will be vaccinated by December this year.
3. U. Raja Babu appointed as Director of Hyderabad-based Research Centre Imarat. RCI is the premier avionics laboratory of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Missile Complex of DRDO in Hyderabad.
4. P M Modi inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of multiple projects in Somnath, Gujarat via video conferencing.
5. UP's Former Chief Minister Kalyan Singh's Health Deteriorates.
6. Rajiv Gandhi 77th Birth Anniversary: The Congress party praised Rajiv Gandhi's immense contributions to the nation and called him the "architect of 21st Century India."
7. Arunachal Working to Resolve Boundary Dispute With Assam:
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu said he had already spoken to his Assam counterpart Himanta Biswa Sarma who agreed to resolve all issues through bilateral talks sitting across the table.
8. In Maharashtra, 13 labourers lost their lives on 20 Aug in a road mishap near Tadegaon in Sindkhedraja taluka of the Buldhana district.
According to the highway topolice, the accident took place at noon when the dumper carrying the labourers and iron rods allegedly slipped and overturned, burying 16 people underneath the rods.
9. In Maharashtra: 'Schools in state may not open before Diwali,' says
Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar
10. Two ITBP Jawans martyred in Maoist attack in Chhattisgarh. Maoist attacked from a distance of 600 metres from Kademeta Camp of the security forces.
11. Two terrorists were killed during a security operation at Khrew near Srinagar on 20 Aug, making it the second encounter in Jammu and Kashmir within a span of 24 hours.
13. Karnataka State Police Recruitment 2021: Vacancies for 387 Civil Constable posts, apply at rec21.ksp-online.in
Karnataka State Police Recruitment 2021: The last date to submit the application form is September 6, 2021
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1. Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has said that India is committed to bringing back its citizens from Afghanistan after Taliban took over. He said, the Civil Aviation Ministry had operated its flights to Kabul every day, but after the closure of Kabul airspace, Indian Air Force's C-130 Hercules Globemaster aircraft flew to Kabul to bring back the Indian citizens safely.
2. Israeli radar company signs Memorandum of Understanding to cooperate with India's Alpha Design Technologies Pvt. Ltd., (ADTL).
3. The Navy’s plan to build six conventional submarines in India for an estimated Rs 43,000 crore is heading for troubled waters, with one of the prime foreign technology partners saying that it may not proceed with the negotiations as it finds some of the tender requirements too restrictive.
4. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), will be bidding to sell 18 LCA Mk1. A fighter aircrafts to the Royal Malaysian Air Force in the light of Malaysian authorities showing interest in the indigenous fighter planes, HAL chairman R Madhavan said
5. The long awaited Project 75 (I) gets ground after one of the major bidders has withdrawn from the race. The Ministry of Defence in July had issued a Request for Proposal (RfP) for the construction of six conventional diesel-electric submarines (SSK).
6. Rewards for killings now even being paid in Bitcoins ', Addressing at UNSC briefing on threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts, External Affairs Minister, Jaishankar said the latest report of the Secretary-General has provided another stark reminder that ISIS continues to pose a critical threat to international peace and security.
EAM S Jaishankar on ISIS
: The financial resource mobilisation of ISIS has become more robust, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar told the United Nations on Thursday, emphasising that the flow of funds has continued for the dreaded terror group and reward.
7. AirAsia India has decided to use Airbus' Skywise health monitoring (SHM) digital system, which will help the airline save time and decrease the cost of unscheduled aircraft maintenance.
8. British Airways Doubles Flight Services Between India and UK as Travel Demand Increases.
9. External affairs minister S Jaishankar on Friday held talks with his Qatari counterpart Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani on the latest developments in Afghanistan as he stopped over in Qatar's capital Doha on his way back home from a four-day visit to the US.
10. China may accord recognition to the new government in Kabul at an early opportunity, predicts Ambassador M K Bhadrakumar.
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1. The Biden administration has suspended all arms sales to Afghanistan. A decision in this regard was taken three days after the Taliban took control of the country.
2. The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said that domestic air carriers and civilian pilots can fly into Kabul to conduct evacuation or relief flights with prior U.S. Defense Department approval.
3. The United Nations Secretary General Ant├│nio Guterres has again called for an immediate ceasefire in the Ethiopian region of Tigray, where government forces and rebel fighters have been locked in conflict since November.
4. Bangladesh: Students aged 18 and above allowed to register for COVID vaccine.
5. Every year, 20 Aug is observed as the World Mosquito Day to raise awareness about the illness and disease caused by mosquitos.
6. At least two children were killed and a Chinese citizen was wounded in a suicide attack in southern Pakistan on Friday, the latest assault targeting Chinese citizens in the country.
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1. Tokyo Paralympics 2021 Schedule: The Tokyo Paralympics will get underway in Tokyo from 24 Aug to 5 Sep.The opening ceremony is on Tuesday August 24.
2. The 2021 Paralympics also known as XVI Paralympic Games, which will be held in Tokyo from 24 August and 5 September 2021. It has been estimated that more than 4,400 athletes and 164 NPCs. will take part in the 2021 Paralympics.
3. Paralympic Games, major international sports competition for athletes with disabilities. Comparable to the Olympic Games, the Paralympics are split into Winter Games and Summer Games, which alternately occur every two years. Many of the same Olympic events are included—such as Alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, and biathlon for winter sports and cycling, archery, and swimming for summer sports—although sports equipment for the Paralympics may be modified for specific disabilities.
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ЁЯЗоЁЯЗ│ FACTS ABOUT INDIA ЁЯЗоЁЯЗ│
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Onam is an annual Harvest festival in the state of Kerala in India* . It falls on the 22nd nakshatra Thiruvonam in the Malayalam calendar month of Chingam, which in Gregorian calendar overlaps with August–September.
Vibrant and joyful festival of Onam is known by two different names in the state of Kerala - Thiru Onam or Thiruvonam and Sravanmahotsav or Sravanotsavam; These are the names of the tenth day of Onam festivities.
Onam celebrations include Vallam Kali (boat races), Pulikali (tiger dances), Pookkalam (flower Rangoli), Onathappan (worship), Onam Kali, Tug of War, Thumbi Thullal (women's dance), Kummattikali (mask dance), Onathallu (martial arts), Onavillu (music), Kazhchakkula (plantain offerings), Onapottan (costumes), Atthachamayam (folk songs and dance), and other celebrations. It is the New Year day for Malayalis.
Pookalam is an intricate and colourful arrangement of flowers laid on the floor. ... 'Pookhalam' consists of two words, 'poov' meaning flower and 'kalam' means colour sketches on the ground. It is considered auspicious to prepare Pookalam, also known as 'Aththa-Poo' during the festival of Onam.
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ЁЯШАThought of the day
You just can’t beat the person who never gives up.
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JOKE OF THE DAY
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Bank Manager - ye kaya azeeb signature hai?
“@/e”
Pappu - ye signature meri Dadi ka hai
Bank Manager - Unka kaya naam hai?
Pappu -Jlabi baai...“@/e” ЁЯШВЁЯШЕ
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ЁЯШ│WHY❓❓❓
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Why do eyebrows doesn't grow longer with age
The long term exposure of hair follicles to hormones such as testosterone will disrupt and lengthen their growing period. That's why nose, ear, and eyebrow hair can reach troll-doll proportions without regular trimming as we age. Hair growth can be extremely sensitive to male hormones.
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LEARN SanskritЁЯЩПЁЯП╗
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рдЬाрдЩ्рдШ (Jangha) : Thigh
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How To Calculate The Age Of A Tree
The only guaranteed method is knowing when the tree was planted, but tree growth rings are also highly accurate – to a point – in determining the age of a tree. These growth rings can be counted when the tree is either alive or dead, in addition to various other non-invasive methods to roughly predict a tree’s age.
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ЁЯТБЁЯП╗♂️ GK TODAY
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Sir Ronald Ross (13 May 1857 – 16 September 1932) was a British medical doctor who received the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1902 for his work on the transmission of malaria. He was British an Indian Army officer who discovery of malaria parasite on 20th Aug..in B exempt Secunderabad 1897.
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BORN TODAY ЁЯРгЁЯТР
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Maj.Gen.
HH Maharaja Sawai Shri Sir Man Singh II
( 21 August 1912 – 24 June 1970) was the last ruling Maharaja of Jaipur State.He ruled the princely state between 1922 and 1949, when the state acceded unto the Dominion of India.
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According to Puranas Onam is connected with King Mahabali and the golden era of his reign. The prominent story behind Onam is about King Mahabali and Vamanan (the incarnation of Lord Vishnu).
According to the story, King Mahabali is sent to another world called Pathala by Lord Vishnu's incarnation, Vamana.
King Mahabali, according to the legend of Onam, is said to be the grandson of Prahalad and son of Veerochana, who were demons or asuras. So, Mahabali was an asura too, but he had no trait of it because he was fervid towards Lord Vishnu from his childhood. Due to the piety to Lord Vishnu, Mahabali attained power and strength. Once, Maha Bali was performing a yagna, when a short, young, radiant boy entered the yagna shala. Maha Bali, as was the custom, welcomed this radiant youngster and asked him what he wanted. The young boy requested for that much space, as could be measured by three footsteps of his.
Maha Bali agreed at once to the chagrin of his Guru Shukracharya who cautioned him that the guest was none other than Lord Vishnu Himself.
As the legend goes, no sooner were the three footsteps granted, the young Vamana assumed a gigantic form known as Trivikrama and with the first step of his foot, measured the whole earth. Then with the second step of his foot, he measured the whole sky. These two steps covered the whole of Mahabali’s kingdom, the earth and the sky. Vamana then asked the king as to where he should place his third step.
King Maha Bali the grandson of the greatest of the Lord’s devotees, Prahlada joyfully offered his head for the third step in utter devotion and surrender.
The Lord recognizing his attitude of surrender blessed him and sent him to Pathala with a promise of making him Indra in the next Manvanthara and that He Himself would guard the gates of Pathala.
Acceding to the request of Maha Bali’s people, Vishnu granted Maha Bali permission to return to his kingdom from Pathala, once every year, to be in the midst of his people. This day is celebrated as the Onam festival.
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ЁЯзм HEALTH CARE: HOME REMEDIESЁЯй║
( Note : These home tips followed in villages/ancient traditions, it is up to you to use it or notЁЯЩПЁЯП╗) ==========================
Anulom Vilom is best for Paralysis . Massage your body with warm Mustard Oil, Cow Ghee. If you are suffering from one side paralytic attack, do Anulom Vilom Pranayam with hand of other side. Do Anulom Vilom Pranayam continously for 30 minutes or more or even upto 2 hours, you may even get cure quickly.
Dietary Tips For Paralysis:
Always eat fresh food that is warm.
Avoid cold food.
Avoid foods that are bitter, acidic, or pungent.
Include foods that are sweet, sour, and salty.
Nuts are very good options to include in your daily diet.
While it is ok to consume rice and wheat in your diet, avoid barley, millet, and rye.
While having meat, choose white meat and avoid red meats.
Consume sizable portions of carrot, beetroot, okra, and asparagus as a part of your daily diet.
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➡️рнз-рмкୁрм░ୀрммାрм╕ୀрмЩ୍рмХୁ рм░େрм│рморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀрмЩ୍рмХ рмнେрмЯି । рмХрм╣ିрм▓େ рмкୁрм░ୀрмХୁ рмЧрмбିрмм рммрми୍рмжେ рмнାрм░рмд рмЯ୍рм░େрми୍, рмд୍рн▒рм░ାрмиିрмд୍рн▒ рм╣େрмм рмкୁрм░ୀ-рмХୋрмгାрм░୍рмХ рм░େрм│рмкрме рмХାрм░୍рмп୍рнЯ ।
➡️рни-рм╕େрмиା рмбାрмХ୍рмдрм░рмЦାрмиାрм░େ рм░ାрм╖୍рмЯ୍рм░рмкрмдି рм░ାрмормиାрме рмХୋрммିрми୍рмжрмЩ୍рмХрм░ рм╕рмлрм│ рм╣େрм▓ା рмоୋрмдିрмЖрммିрми୍рмжୁ рмЕрм╕୍рмд୍рм░ୋрмкрмЪାрм░ । рмЕрм╕୍рмд୍рм░ୋрмкрмЪାрм░ рмкрм░େ рмПрммେ рм╕େ рм╕ୁрм╕୍рме рмеିрммା рм░ାрм╖୍рмЯ୍рм░рмкрмдି рмнрммрми рмкрмХ୍рм╖рм░ୁ рмоିрм│ିрм▓ା рм╕ୂрмЪрмиା ।
➡️рнй-рмУрмб଼ିрм╢ାрм░ рмжୁрмЗ рм╢ିрмХ୍рм╖рмХ рмкାрмЗрммେ рмЬାрмдୀрнЯ рмкୁрм░рм╕୍рмХାрм░ । рм╕େрмоାрмиେ рм╣େрм▓େ рмнрмж୍рм░рмХ рмЬିрм▓୍рм▓ା рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ୀ рм╕୍рмХୁрм▓рм░ рмЕрм╢ୋрмХ рмХୁрмоାрм░ рм╢рмдрмкрмеୀ рмУ рмЧрмЮ୍рмЬାрмо рмЬିрм▓୍рм▓ା рмЫрмд୍рм░рмкୁрм░рм░ рмХрмирмормиା рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ୀ рмЙрмЪ୍рмЪ рмк୍рм░ାрмермоିрмХ рммିрмж୍рнЯାрм│рнЯрм░ рмЕрмЬିрмд рмХୁрмоାрм░ рм╕େрмаୀ ।
➡️рнк-рмкୂрм░рмг рм╣େрмм рнзрнз,рнжрнжрнм рмирм░୍рм╕ିଂ рмЕрмлିрм╕рм░ рмкрмжрммୀ, рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмирммୀрми рмкрмЯ୍рмЯрмиାрнЯрмХ рмжେрм▓େ рмиିрм░୍рмжେрм╢ ।
➡️рнл-рмЖрмЬି рмоାрм▓рмХାрмирмЧିрм░ିрм░େ рм╕୍рмоାрм░୍рмЯ рм╣େрм▓рме рмХାрм░୍рмб рмпୋрмЬрмиାрм░ рм╢ୁрмнାрм░рмо୍рмн рмХрм░ିрммେ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ ।
➡️рнм-рм╕େрмк୍рмЯେрмо୍рммрм░ рмкрм╣ିрм▓ାрм░ୁ рмУрмб଼ିрм╢ା рммିрмзାрмирм╕рмнାрм░ рмоୌрм╕ୁрмоୀ рмЕрмзିрммେрм╢рми рмЖрм░рмо୍рмн рм╣େрмм। рмк୍рм░рммେрм╢ рмкାрмЗଁ рмЖрм░୍рмЯି-рмкିрм╕ିрмЖрм░୍ рмЯେрм╖୍рмЯ рм╣େрм▓ା рммାрмз୍рнЯрмдାрмоୂрм│рмХ ।
➡️рнн-рмкрм╢୍рмЪିрмо рмУрмбିрм╢ାрм░ рмХୃрм╖ି рмнିрмд୍рмдିрмХ рмЧрмгрмкрм░୍рмм рмиୂрмЖрмЦାрмЗ рмкାрмЗଁ рм╣େрм▓ା рм▓рмЧ୍рми рмзାрм░୍рмп୍рнЯ । рмЖрм╕рми୍рмдା рм╕େрмкрмЯେрмо୍рммрм░ 11 рмдାрм░ିрмЦ рм╢рмиିрммାрм░ рмжିрми рмиୂрмЖрмЦାрмЗ рмПрмаି рмкାрм│рми рмХрм░ାрмпିрмм ।
➡️рно-рм▓ିрмЩ୍рмЧрм░ାрмЬрмЩ୍рмХ рмжрм░୍рм╢рми рмкାрмЗଁ рмерм░рмХେ рнзрнжрнж рмЬрмгрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмоିрм│ିрмм рмЕрмиୁрмормдି । рмП рмиେрмЗ рммିрмПрморм╕ି рмЕрмдିрм░ିрмХ୍рмд рмХрмоିрм╢рмирм░ рмжେрм▓େ рм╕ୂрмЪрмиା ।
➡️рнп-рмПрммେ рмХୌрмгрм╕ି рмУрмормлେрмб୍ рмХрм░୍рмормЪାрм░ୀ рмХрм░ିрмкାрм░ିрммେрмиି рмЖрми୍рмжୋрм│рми । рмУрмормлେрмб୍ рм╣େрм▓ା рмЕрмд୍рнЯାрммрм╢୍рнЯрмХ рм╕େрммା рмЖрмЗрми рмкрм░ିрм╕рм░рмнୁрмХ୍рмд ।
➡️рнзрнж-рмЖрм░୍рммିрмЖрмЗрм░ рмиୂрмЖ рмиିрнЯрмо, рмПрмгିрмХି рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ୍ рм▓рмХрм░େ рм░рмЦାрмпାрмЗрмеିрммା рм╕ାрмормЧ୍рм░ୀ рмЧାрмПрмм рм╣େрм▓େ рмХିрмо୍рммା рмХୌрмгрм╕ି рмк୍рм░рмХାрм░ рмХ୍рм╖рмдି рм╣େрм▓େ рмПрмеିрмкାрмЗଁ рмХ୍рм╖рмдିрмкୂрм░рмг рмжେрммେ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ୍ рмХрм░୍рмд୍рмдୃрмкрмХ୍рм╖ ।
➡️рнзрнз-рмЕрми୍рмдрм░୍рмЬାрмдୀрнЯ рмоୂрмж୍рм░ା рмХୋрм╖(IMF) рм░ рммрмб଼ рмШୋрм╖рмгା : рмПрмгିрмХି рмдାрм▓ିрммାрмирмЩ୍рмХୁ рмоିрм│ିрммрмиି рмХୌрмгрм╕ି рмк୍рм░рмХାрм░ рмЕрми୍рмдрм░୍рмЬାрмдୀрнЯ рмЛрмг рмЕрмерммା рм╕ଂрм╕ାрмзрмирм░ рм╕рм╣ାрнЯрмдା ।
➡️рнзрни-рмнାрм░୍рмЧрммୀ рмирмжୀрмЧрм░୍рмнрм░ୁ рмаାрмм рм╣େрм▓ା рмкୁрм░ାрмдрми рморми୍рмжିрм░рм░ рмЕрммрм╢େрм╖, рмЖрмиୁрмоାрмиିрмХ рмЧрмарми рм╕рморнЯ рнзрнйрм╢/рнзрнкрм╢ рм╢рмдାрмм୍рмжୀ рмХିрмо୍рммା рмЖрм╣ୁрм░ି рмкୁрм░ାрмдрми рм╣ୋрмЗрмкାрм░େ ।
➡️рнзрнй-рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ рмжେрм▓େ рмХୁрмиି рмкିрм▓ାрмЩ୍рмХ рмХрм░ୋрмиା рм╣ିрм╕ାрмм, рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯрм░େ рмПрмпାрмПଁ рмоୋрмЯ рнорнй,рнкрнзрнн рмкିрм▓ା рм╣େрм▓େрмгି рм╕ଂрмХ୍рм░рмоିрмд ।
➡️рнзрнк-рмЯିрмнି рм╢ୋ 'рмХୌрми рммрмиେрмЧା рмХрм░ୋрмбрмкрмдି'рм░ рнзрнй рмдрмо рм╕ିрмЬрми рм░େ рмЖрмЬି рм╣େрмм рм╢ାрмирмжାрм░ । рм╣рмЯ୍рм╕ିрмЯ୍рм░େ рммрм╕ିрммେ рмжୁрмЗ рмк୍рм░рм╕ିрмж୍рмз рмЦେрм│ାрм│ି рм╕ୌрм░рмн рмЧାрмЩ୍рмЧୁрм▓ି рмПрммଂ рммୀрм░େрми୍рмж୍рм░ рм╕େрм╣рн▒ାрмЧ ।
➡️рнзрнл-рмпୋрмЧୀ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░рмЩ୍рмХ рммрнЬ рмШୋрм╖рмгା: рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯрм░ рнзрмХୋрмЯି рмпୁрммрмХрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмоିрм│ିрмм рм╕୍рмоାрм░୍рмЯрмлୋрми, рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ୀ рмЪାрмХିрм░ିрмЖрмЩ୍рмХୁ рморм╣рмЩ୍рмЧା рмнрмд୍рмдା।
➡️рнзрнм-рмЖрнЯୁрм╖୍рмоାрми рмнାрм░рмд рмпୋрмЬрмиାрмХୁ рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯрм░େ рм▓ାрмЧୁ рмХрм░ିрммା рмкାрмЗଁ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмЕрмиୁрм░ୋрмз рмХрм▓େ рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░рморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмзрм░୍рмоେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рмк୍рм░рмзାрми ।
➡️рнзрнн-рмжିрм▓୍рм▓ୀ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ рмПрммଂ рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рмормз୍рнЯрм░େ рммрмв଼ିрмкାрм░େ рмдିрмХ୍рмдрмдା, рнз рм╣рмЬାрм░ рммрм╕୍ рмХିрмгା рмШୋрмЯାрм▓ାрм░େ рм╕ିрммିрмЖрмЗ рмХୁ рмдрмжрми୍рмд рмХрм░ିрммାрмХୁ рмжେрм▓େ рмиିрм░୍рмж୍рмжେрм╢ ।
➡️рнзрно-рмк୍рм░рм╕ିрмж୍рмз рм╕ାрмЙрме୍ рмХୋрм░ିрмЖ рмЕрмнିрмиେрмд୍рм░ୀ рмХିрмо୍ рмоିрми୍-рмХ୍рнЯୁрмЩ୍рмЧрмЩ୍рмХ рнмрнз рммрм░୍рм╖ рммрнЯрм╕рм░େ рм╣େрм▓ା рмкрм░рм▓ୋрмХ ।
➡️рнзрнп-рмЖрми୍рмз୍рм░рмк୍рм░рмжେрм╢рм░ рммିрм╢ାрмЦାрмкାрмЯрмгା рм╕ୀрмоାрмЮ୍рмЪрм│рм╕୍рмеିрмд рмк୍рм░рм╕ିрмж୍рмз рм╢୍рм░ୀрммрм░ାрм╣ рмирм░рм╕ିଂрм╣ рм╕୍рм╡ାрмоୀ рморми୍рмжିрм░рм░ рммିрмХାрм╢ рмкାрмЗଁ рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рмкрм░୍рмп୍рнЯрмЯрми рморми୍рмд୍рм░ାрм│рнЯ рмкрмХ୍рм╖рм░ୁ рнлрнл рмХୋрмЯି рмЯрмЩ୍рмХା рм╣େрм▓ା рмормЮ୍рмЬୁрм░ ।
➡️рнирнж-рмЧୁрмЬрм░ାрмЯ рмЬାрмормирмЧрм░рм░େ рнк.рнй рмдୀрмм୍рм░рмдାрм░ рмнୂрмоିрмХрмо୍рмк рмЕрмиୁрмнୂрмд । рмПрмкрм░୍рмп୍рнЯрми୍рмд рмХୌрмгрм╕ି рмХ୍рм╖рнЯрмХ୍рм╖рмдିрм░ рм╕ୂрмЪрмиା рмиାрм╣ିଁ ।
➡️рнирнз-рмнାрм░рмдୀрнЯ рм▓рмвୁрмЖ рммିрмоାрмирмЧୁрмб଼ିрмХрм░ рм╕ୁрм░рмХ୍рм╖ା рмкାрмЗଁ рмЕрмд୍рнЯାрмзୁрмиିрмХ рмЪାрмл୍ рмЬ୍рмЮାрмирмХୌрм╢рм│рм░ рммିрмХାрм╢ рмХрм▓ା DRDO । рмПрм╣ି рмЯେрмХрмирм▓ୋрмЬୀ рмоାрмз୍рнЯрморм░େ рмнାрм░рмдୀрнЯ рм▓рмвୁрмЖ рммିрмоାрми рмЖрмб଼рмХୁ рмЖрм╕ୁрмеିрммା рм╢рмд୍рм░ୁрмкрмХ୍рм╖рм░ рм░ାрмбାрм░ рмЧାрмЗрмбେрмб୍ рмоିрм╕ାрмЗрм▓рмЧୁрмб଼ିрмХୁ рммାрмЯрммрмгା рмХрм░ି рммିрмлрм│ рмХрм░ାрмпାрмЗрмкାрм░ିрмм ।
➡️рнирни-рмЖрмоେрм░ିрмХା рм░ାрм╖୍рмЯ୍рм░рмкрмдି рмЬୋ рммାрмЗрмбେрми рмиେрммେ рмХୋрмнିрмб-рнзрнп рм░ рмеାрм░୍рмб рмбୋрмЬ । рмдାрмЩ୍рмХ рмкрмд୍рмиୀ рмдрмеା рмЖрмоେрм░ିрмХାрм░ рмк୍рм░рмермо рморм╣ିрм│ା рмЬିрм▓ рммାрмЗрмбେрми рмормз୍рнЯ рмХрм░ୋрмиାрм░ рмдୃрмдୀрнЯ рмбୋрмЬ рмиେрммେ ।
➡️рнирнй-рмдାрм▓ିрммାрми рмХ୍рм╖рмормдାрмХୁ рмЖрм╕ିрммା рмкрм░େ рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиିрм╕୍рмдାрми рм╕рм╣ିрмд рм╕рморм╕୍рмд рмЕрм╕୍рмд୍рм░ рмХାрм░рммାрм░ рммାрмдିрм▓ рмХрм▓ା рмЖрмоେрм░ିрмХା ।
➡️рнирнк-рмдାрм▓ିрммାрмирмХୁ рм╕рморм░୍рмерми рмХрм░ି рммрм░рммାрмж୍ рм╣େрммାрмХୁ рмпାрмЙрмЫି рмкାрмХିрм╕୍рмдାрми, рмЖрмдрмЩ୍рмХрммାрмжୀрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмкାрмг୍рмаି рмжେрмЗ рмм୍рм▓ାрмХ୍ рм▓ିрм╖୍рмЯ୍рм░େ рм╣େрм▓ା рмЗрмо୍рм░ାрми рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ ।
➡️рнирнл-рмХିрмо୍рммрмжрми୍рмдୀ рмЖрмерм▓େрмЯିрмХ୍ рмк୍рм░рм╢ିрмХ୍рм╖рмХ рмУрмо୍ рмиାрмо୍рммିрмЖрм░рмЩ୍рмХ рнорнп рммрм░୍рм╖ рммрнЯрм╕рм░େ рм╣େрм▓ା рмкрм░рм▓ୋрмХ, рмкିрмЯି рмЙрм╖ାрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмдାрм▓ିрмо рмжେрмЗрмеିрм▓େ ।
➡️рнирнм-рмоିрм░рмарм░େ рмоେрмЬрм░ рмз୍рнЯрмирмЪାрми୍рмжрмЩ୍рмХ рмиାଁрм░େ рм╣େрмм рмХ୍рм░ୀрмбା рммିрм╢୍рн▒рммିрмж୍рнЯାрм│рнЯ । рмП рмиେрмЗ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмпୋрмЧୀ рмЖрмжିрмд୍рнЯрмиାрме рмХрм▓େ рмШୋрм╖рмгା ।
➡️рнирнн-рмкୋрм▓ାрмг୍рмб рмЖрмерм▓େрмЯ୍ рмоାрм░ୀрнЯା рмЖрмг୍рмб୍рм░େрмЬିрмХ୍। рмПрмХ рм╢ିрм╢ୁрм░ рмЕрм╕୍рмд୍рм░ୋрмкрмЪାрм░ рмкାрмЗଁ рмиିрмХрмЯрм░େ рмЯୋрмХିрмУ рмЕрм▓ିрмо୍рмкିрмХ୍рм╕рм░ୁ рм╣ାрм╕рм▓ рмХрм░ିрмеିрммା рм░ୌрмк୍рнЯ рмкрмжрмХрмХୁ рмХрм▓େ рмиିрм▓ାрмо ।
➡️рмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯେрмХ рмм୍рнЯрмХ୍рмдି рмЯୀрмХା рмиିрмЕрми୍рмдୁ, рм╕рм░୍рммрмжା рмоାрм╕୍рмХ рмкିрми୍рмзрми୍рмдୁ, рм╣ାрмд рмзୁрмЕрми୍рмдୁ рмУ рм╕ାрмоାрмЬିрмХ рмжୂрм░рмдା рммрмЬାрнЯ рм░рмЦрми୍рмдୁ ।।
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1. PM Modi will inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of various projects worth 83 crore rupees at the historic Somnath Temple in Gujarat today (20 Aug) through video conference.
2. Union Minister Jitendra Singh has said that govt will set up a separate Civil Services Exam Centre for Ladakh to be located at Leh. Centre at Leh which will operate for the first time for the Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination 2021, scheduled to be held on 10th of October this year.
3. President Ram Nath Kovind underwent Cataract surgery at the Army Research & Referral Hospital in New Delhi,. the surgery was successful and he has been discharged from the hospital.
4. Ministry of Home Affairs has recommended a preliminary enquiry by CBI into the alleged irregularities in procurement of one thousand low-floor buses by Delhi government.
5. Information and Broadcasting Minister, Youth Programme and Sports Minister Anurag Singh Thakur on five-day tour to Himachal Pradesh as part of his Jan Ashirwad Yatra.
6. Autumn Session of Meghalaya Assembly starts from 10 Sep to 17 Sept.
7. The MK Stalin-led Tamil Nadu government will soon introduce a resolution to scrap the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). The state government has been against having a common medical entrance exam. Tamil Nadu had also constituted a committee to study the relevance of NEET as an entrance exam for medical studies
8. Calcutta High Court tells CBI to probe post-poll violence in West Bengal.
The CBI and Special Investigation Team will submit their findings to the High Court within six weeks will submit their findings to the High Court within six weeks.
9. Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said he along with representatives of all the parties in the state will meet PM Modi on August 23 to discuss the issue of a caste-based census.
10. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh during the launch of DISC 5 (Defence India Startup Challange) in New Delhi on 19 Aug (Thursday) through video conferencing. Recently, the Defence Minister had approved a budget of nearly 500 crore rupees for the next five years to support over 300 startups and foster innovation in defence & aerospace sectors.
11. The Defence Research and Development Organisation has developed an advanced chaff technology, which is used to distract enemy's radar-guided missiles, to safeguard Indian Air Force fighter jets from enemy missiles.
12. A Junior Commissioned Officer of Indian Army martyred in a fierce gun fight with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district on 19 Aug (Thursday) in which a terrorist was also killed.
13. Seventy-two women officers from the Indian Army have issued a legal notice to the defence ministry over strict compliance with the Supreme Court order on granting permanent commission to females in the force.
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1. Addressing a UNSC briefing on threats to international peace and security caused by terrorist acts, external affairs minister S Jaishankar said,
Whether it is in Afghanistan or against India, groups like LeT, JeM continue to operate with impunity and encouragement.
2. International Bow Day ЁЯОА is observed on August 19 to cherish the glory of bows and how have they have evolved over the years. Bows appear in a series of permutations, from gracing the neck of the wisest men to enhancing the looks of gowns or being simply used as a hair accessory. Bows can be made of any material, from ribbons, or latex, to plastic, or even grass.
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1. Deposed Afghan President Ashraf Ghani supports talks between Taliban and former president Hamid Karzai. Ashraf Ghani said from the United Arab Emirates that he supported those negotiations and is in talks to return home.
2. At least three people were killed in anti-Taliban protests in the Afghan city of Jalalabad. More than a dozen people injured after Taliban fighters opened fire on protesters in the eastern city.
3. At least three killed, 50 wounded when a bomb explosion ripped through Shiite Muslim procession in Pakistan on 19 Aug.
4. The son of Ahmad Shah Massoud, son of the former mujahideen commander, one of the main leaders of Afghanistan’s anti-Soviet resistance in the 1980s, has pledged to hold out against the Taliban from his stronghold in the Panjshir valley.
5. The Panjshir valley north of Kabul is still littered with the wrecked carcasses of Soviet armoured vehicles destroyed in unsuccessful battles to conquer it, and the region also held out against the Taliban when they ruled Afghanistan in 1996-2001.
6. Afghan national team footballer died in a fall from a US plane at Kabul airport on 16 Aug, the Afghan news agency Ariana said. Zaki Anwari fell from a USAF Boeing C-17 and that the death had been confirmed by the General Directorate for Sport.
7. Pak police arrest 15 people for harassing, molesting YouTuber girl
Hundreds of young men can be seen in the videos throwing the girl in the air for fun, dragging her, tearing her clothes and molesting her. The incident took place on August 14 when hundreds of youngsters were celebrating Independence Day at Azadi Chowk near Minar-i-Pakistan in Lahore. Pak PM Imran Khan has also taken notice of the sexual assault of the girl and ordered IGP Inam Ghani to arrest those responsible for the assault.
8. Abu Dhabi has updated its border entry rules for vaccinated people. The emirate's Emergency, Crisis and Disaster Committee announced those who are inoculated or took part in clinical trials for vaccines can enter the capital if they have green pass status and an active E or star icon on Al Hosn app.
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1. Indian contingent leaves for upcoming Tokyo Paralympics. The 54 member contingent was accorded a warm send-off at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport by officials of Sports Ministry, Sports Authority of India and Paralympic Committee of India.
2. The Paralympics Games will be held from the 24th of this month to 5th of September. India will start their campaign from 25th August with para table tennis where Bhavina Patel and Sonal Patel will be in action.
3. Renowned athletics coach O.M Nambiar, who nurtured one of India's greatest track and field stars PT Usha, died here on Thursday (August 19) due to age-related illness. He was 89.
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ЁЯЗоЁЯЗ│ FACTS ABOUT INDIA ЁЯЗоЁЯЗ│
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BHOPAL : The capital of Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal was built on the site of the 11th Century City of Bhojpal, founded by the Parmara King Bhoj (1000-1055). The city was originally known as Bhojpal. According to this theory, it was later changed to Bhopal.
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ЁЯШАTHOUGHT OF THE DAY
Meditation is realizing and expanding your inner beauty in every direction.
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JOKE OF THE DAY
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All scientists failed to answer this But Pappu Rocks !!
Question - Which liquid turns solid on heating??? Ans - besan ke pakoreЁЯдкЁЯШЕЁЯдг
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ЁЯШ│WHY❓❓❓
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WHY MUHARRAM IS CELEBRATED.
(Source of data took from Internet, if in case it mismatch with actual facts...Please info)
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The word " Muharram " means "Forbidden" and is derived from the word har─Бm, meaning "sinful". It is held to be the second holiest month, following Ramadan. Some Muslims fast during these days. The tenth day of Muharram is the Day of Ashura, which to Shia Muslims is part of the Mourning of Muharram.
Sunni Muslims fast during this day, because it is recorded in the hadith that Musa (Moses) and his people obtained a victory over the Egyptian Pharaoh on the 10th day of Muharram; accordingly Muhammad asked Muslims to fast on this day that is Ashura and on a day before that is 9th.
They observe and respect Muharram as the month that killed Hussein ibn Ali, the grandson of Muhammad and son of Ali, in the Battle of Karbala.
The Battle of Karbala took place on Muharram 10, in the year 61 AH of the Islamic calendar (October 10, 680 AD) in Karbala, situated in present-day Iraq. The battle was between a small group of supporters and relatives of Muhammad's grandson Hussein ibn Ali, and a much larger military detachment from the forces of Yazid I, the Umayyad caliph, to whom Hussein had refused to give an oath of allegiance. Hussein and all his supporters were killed, including Hussein's six-month-old infant son, The dead are regarded as martyrs by both Sunni and Shia Muslims.
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LEARN SanskritЁЯЩПЁЯП╗
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Endeavor : рдпрдд्рди
Seeta plays . 'Seeta kreedati ( рд╕ीрддा рдХ्рд░ीрдбрддि )'
you play . 'tvam kreedasi (рдд्рд╡ं рдХ्рд░ीрдбрд╕ि )'
I play . ' aham kreedaami (рдЕрд╣ं рдХ्рд░ीрдбाрдоि )'
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ЁЯдФ HOW IT WORKS ⁉ ==========================
HOW DO EARTHWORM REPRODUCE?
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Earthworms are hermaphrodites, so individuals have both female and male organs. They mate by aligning themselves in opposite directions at their gonadal openings and exchanging packets of sperm. Each earthworm will form an egg capsule in its clitellum and pass it into the environment. The egg capsule is golden brown and looks like a tiny lemon the size of a match head. Two to seven Eisenia fetida babies (three, on average) will hatch from an egg capsule in 30 to 75 days. Earth worm life expectancy is approximately 4½ to five years.
Do worms have eyes?
No, not really. Instead, they have cells called receptors that can sense whether it’s light or dark. This allows worms to tell if they’re underground or above ground.
Worms have the ability to regrow lost tissue & can survive losing parts of their body. Mature worms have a swollen gland just below the head, known as a clitellum. If cut below this gland, the worm will be able to regenerate the tissue it has lost.
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ЁЯТБЁЯП╗♂️ GK TODAY
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Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA), 1958 is an act of the Parliament of India that grant special powers to the Indian Armed Forces the power to maintain public order in “disturbed areas”.
According to the Disturbed Areas (Special Courts) Act, 1976 once declared 'disturbed', the area has to maintain status quo for a minimum of 3 months. One such act passed on 11 September 1958 was applicable to the Naga Hills, then part of Assam. In the following decades it spread, one by one, to the other Seven Sister States in India's northeast (at present, it is in force in the States of Assam, Nagaland, Manipur {excluding Imphal Municipal Council Area}, Changlang, Longding and Tirap districts of Arunachal Pradesh, An act passed in 1990 was applied to Jammu and Kashmir and has been in force since.
(a) To arrest without a warrant anyone who has committed cognizable offences or is reasonably suspected.
(b) Stop and search any vehicle.
(c) Destroy any arms dump, hide-outs of absconders wanted for any offence.
(d) Fire upon or use other kinds of force even if it causes death, against the person who is acting against law.
(e) Army officers have legal immunity for their actions. There can be no prosecution.
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BORN TODAY ЁЯРгЁЯТР
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Rajiv Gandhi ( 20 August 1944 – 21 May 1991) was served as the 6th PM of India from 1984 to 1989. He took office after the 1984 assassination of his mother, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, to become the youngest Indian PM at the age of 40.
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ЁЯЫХ VEDIK GYAN ==========================
VARA MAHALAKSHMI VRATHA is a festival to propitiate the Goddess Lakshmi. Here (Vara = boon, Lakshmi = goddess of wealth, Vratha= Pooja)
It is an important pooja performed by many women in the states of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. The festival of Varalakshmi Vratam is observed by most of the married ladies for the well-being of their husbands & house. A special procedure is observed by all the women to wish to observe this Pooja. 'Varalakshmi Vratam' falls on Shravana Paksha Shukravar.
It is believed that worshipping the Goddess Varalakshmi on this day is equivalent to worshipping Ashtalakshmi – the eight goddesses of Wealth, Earth, Wisdom, Love, Fame, Peace, Contentment, and Strength.
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ЁЯзм HEALTH CARE: HOME REMEDIESЁЯй║
( Note : These home tips followed in villages/ancient traditions, it is up to you to use it or notЁЯЩПЁЯП╗) ==========================
What Are the Benefits of Drinking Hot Water?
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Hot water may also improve digestion, relieve congestion.
A cup of hot water creates steam & taking a deep inhale of this gentle vapor can help loosen clogged sinuses and even relieve a sinus headache.
It also aids in weight loss..
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➡️рнз-рм╕େрмк୍рмЯେрмо୍рн▒рм░ рмкрм╣ିрм▓ାрм░ୁ рмЦୋрм▓ିрмм рм▓ିрмЩ୍рмЧрм░ାрмЬ рморми୍рмжିрм░, рморм╣ାрмк୍рм░рмнୁрмЩ୍рмХрм░ рм╢рмдାрмзିрмХ рммрм░୍рм╖рм░ рмкୁрм░ୁрмгା рммିрмоାрми рмУ рмкାрм▓ିрмЩ୍рмХି рм╣େрмм рмиୂрмЖ рмдିрмЖрм░ି । рм╕рморм╕୍рмд рмЦрм░୍рмЪ୍рмЪ рммрм╣рми рмХрм░ିрмм рм╕ୋрмЖ рммିрм╢୍рмм рммିрмж୍рнЯାрм│рнЯ ।
➡️рни-рмЖрм╕рми୍рмдାрмХାрм▓ି рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмпିрммେ рмоାрм▓рмХାрмирмЧିрм░ି, рмП рмиେрмЗ рммିрмЬେрмбିрм░ рмЬୋрм░рмжାрм░ рмк୍рм░рм╕୍рмдୁрмдି, рм╢ୁрмнାрм░рмо୍рмн рмХрм░ିрммେ рммିрмЬୁ рм╕୍рммାрм╕୍рме୍рнЯ рмХрм▓୍рнЯାрмг рмпୋрмЬрмиା ।
➡️рнй-рм▓ୋрмХାрм░୍рмкрмг рм╣େрм▓ା ‘рм╕рмо୍рммାрмж рмбିрмЬିрмЯାрм▓’ । рмнିрнЬିрмУ рммାрм░୍рмд୍рмдାрм░େ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмХрм╣ିрм▓େ, рмбିрмЬିрмЯାрм▓ рмоିрнЬିрмЖ рмХିрмЫି рм╕େрмХେрмг୍рмб рмормз୍рнЯрм░େ рмЦрммрм░ рмкрм╣рмЮ୍рмЪାрмЙрмЫି, рмкрм░ିрммେрм╢ рм╕ୁрм░рмХ୍рм╖ା рмкାрмЗଁ рмкୁрмирм╢୍рмЪ рмкୃрмеିрммୀ рмЕрмнିрмпାрми рммрмб рмнୂрмоିрмХା рмЧ୍рм░рм╣рмг рмХрм░ିрмм ।
➡️рнк-рмЬାрмдୀрнЯ рмЦାрмЗрммା рмдେрм▓ рмоିрм╢рми-рмЕрмПрм▓ рмкାрморм░ рмХାрм░୍рмп୍рнЯрмХାрм░ିрмдାрмХୁ рмоିрм│ିрм▓ା рмХ୍рнЯାрммିрмиେрмЯ рм░ рмормЮ୍рмЬୁрм░ି ।
➡️рнл-рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯрм░େ рмжୁрмЗ рмХୋрмЯି рмЯрмкିрм▓ା рмЯିрмХାрмХрм░рмг । рм╣େрм▓େ, рмЯିрмХା рмиେрммା рмкрм░େ рммି рмХрм░ୋрмиା рмЖрмХ୍рм░ାрми୍рмд рм╣େрм▓େрмгି рнйрнз рм╣рмЬାрм░рм░ୁ рмЕрмзିрмХ ।
➡️рнм-рмХрм│ାрм╣ାрмг୍рмбି рммିрм╢୍рн▒рммିрмж୍рнЯାрм│рнЯрмХୁ рмоିрм│ିрм▓ା UGC рмоାрми୍рнЯрмдା ।рмП рмиେрмЗ рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рм╢ିрмХ୍рм╖ା рморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмзрм░୍рмоେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рмк୍рм░рмзାрми рмЯୁрмЗрмЯ୍ рмХрм░ି рмжେрм▓େ рм╕ୂрмЪрмиା ।
➡️рнн-рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯ рм╢ାрм╕рми рм╕рмЪିрмм рмУ рнл-рмЯି рм╕рмЪିрммрмЩ୍рмХ рм░ାрмЙрм░рмХେрм▓ା рмЧрм╕୍рмд: рммିрм░୍рм╕ା рмоୁрмг୍рмбା рмЕрми୍рмдрм░୍рмЬାрмдୀрнЯ рм╣рмХି рм╖୍рмЯାрмбିрнЯрмо рм╕рм╣ିрмд рммିрмнିрми୍рми рмЙрми୍рмирнЯрмирмоୂрм│рмХ рмХାрм░୍рмп୍рнЯрм░ рмХрм▓େ рм╕рмоୀрмХ୍рм╖ା ।
➡️рно-рмУрнЬିрм╢ା рм╕рмЪିрммାрм│рнЯ рм╕େрммାрм░େ рмЦାрм▓ିрмеିрммା рннрнпрнмрмЯି рмПрмПрм╕рмУ рмкрмжрммୀ рмкୂрм░рмг рмкାрмЗଁ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░рмЩ୍рмХ рмиିрм╖୍рмкрмд୍рмдି, рмП рмиେрмЗ рм╕рмк୍рмдାрм╣рмХ рмормз୍рнЯрм░େ рммିрмЬ୍рмЮрмк୍рмдି рмк୍рм░рмХାрм╢ рмкାрмЗрмм ।
➡️рнп-рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рм▓рмХрм░ рмиିрнЯрморм░େ рммрмб рмкрм░ିрммрм░୍рмд୍рмдрми рмЖрмгିрм▓ା рмЖрм░рммିрмЖрмЗ, рмПрмгିрмХି рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмЧୁрмбିрмХ рмПрмХ рмЯрм░୍рмо рмбିрмкୋрмЬିрмЯ୍ рм░рмЦିрммେ । рм▓рмХрм░ рмк୍рм░рмжାрми рмХрм░ିрммା рм╕рморнЯрм░େ рнй рммрм░୍рм╖рм░ рмЯрм░୍рмо рмбିрмкୋрмЬିрмЯ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмиିрмХрмЯрм░େ рмжାрмЦрм▓ рмХрм░ିрммାрмХୁ рмкрмбିрмм ।
➡️рнзрнж-рммрм▓ିрмЙрмбрм░ рм▓ୋрмХрмк୍рм░ିрнЯ рмдାрм░рмХା рм╕рм▓рмоାрми рмЦାрми рмПрммଂ рмХ୍рнЯାрмЯ୍рм░ିрмиା рмХୈрмл рм╕େрмоାрмирмЩ୍рмХрм░ рмЖрмЧାрмоୀ рмлିрм▓୍рмо ‘рмЯାрмЗрмЧрм░୍-рнй’рм░ рм╕ୁрмЯିଂ рмкାрмЗଁ рнарм╖ିрмЖрм░େ рмкрм╣ଁрмЪିрм▓େ ।
➡️рнзрнз-рмЦୋрм░୍рмж୍рмзାрмаାрм░େ рмкିрм▓ାрмоାрмирмЩ୍рмХୁ рммିрмЬେрмкି рмкрмдрмХା рмзрм░ି рмаିрмЖ рмХрм░ାрмЗрммା рмЕрмнିрмпୋрмЧрм░େ рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯ рммିрмЬେрмкି рм╕рмнାрмкрмдି рм╕рмоୀрм░ рморм╣ାрми୍рмдିрмЩ୍рмХୁ рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯ рм╢ିрм╢ୁ рмЕрмзିрмХାрм░ рм╕ୁрм░рмХ୍рм╖ା рмХрмоିрм╢рми рмХାрм░рмгрмжрм░୍рм╢ାрмЕ рмиୋрмЯିрм╕ рмЬାрм░ି рмХрм░ିрм▓େ ।
➡️рнзрни-рмУрмбିрм╢ାрм░େ рмШрмЯିрмеିрммା рнзрнирмЯି рм╣рмд୍рнЯା рмУ рмЕрмкрм╣рм░рмг рмоାрморм▓ାрм░େ рмкୋрм▓ିрм╕рм░ рмиିрм╖୍рмХ୍рм░ିрнЯрмдାрмХୁ рммିрм░ୋрмз рмХрм░ି рмПрм╣ାрм░ рм╕ିрммିрмЖрмЗ рмдрмжрми୍рмд рмкାрмЗଁ рм╣ାрмЗрмХୋрм░୍рмЯрм░େ рм╣େрм▓ା рмЖрммେрмжрми।
➡️рнзрнй-рм╕ାрмвେ рмкାрмЮ୍рмЪ рммрм░୍рм╖ рмкрм░େ рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиିрм╕୍рмдାрми рмдାрм▓ିрммାрми рммିрмнାрмЬିрмд рмжрм│рм░ рмиେрмдା рмоୁрм▓୍рм▓ା рморм╣рмо୍рмормж рм░рм╕ୁрм▓рмЩ୍рмХୁ рмоୁрмХ୍рмд рмХрм▓େ рмкାрмХିрм╕୍рмдାрми рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ ।
➡️рнзрнк-рмд୍рм░ିрмкୁрм░ାрм░େ рмЖрмЧାрмоୀ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ рмЧрмвିрмм рмдୃрмгрмоୂрм│ рмХଂрмЧ୍рм░େрм╕, рмормормдା рмХрм╣ିрм▓େ рм╕େрмаାрм░େ рмк୍рм░рнЯୋрмЧ рмХрм░ିрммେ рммେрмЩ୍рмЧрм▓ рмлрм░୍рмоୂрм▓ା ।
➡️рнзрнл-рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиିрм╕୍рмдାрмирм░ рмкрм│ାрмдрмХ рм░ାрм╖୍рмЯ୍рм░рмкрмдି рмЖрм╢рм░рмл рмШାрмиି рм╕рмкрм░ିрммାрм░େ рмЕрмЫрми୍рмдି рнЯୁрмПрмЗрм░େ, рмоାрмирммିрмХрмдା рмжୃрм╖୍рмЯିрм░ୁ рнЯୁрмПрмЗ рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ рмжେрм▓େ рм╢рм░рмг ।
➡️рнзрнм-рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиିрм╕୍рмдାрми рм╕େрмг୍рмЯ୍рм░ାрм▓୍ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХрм░ рнп.рнл рммିрм▓ିрнЯрми୍ рмбрм▓ାрм░ рм╕рмо୍рмкрмд୍рмдି рмл୍рм░ିрмЬ୍ рмХрм▓ା рмЖрмоେрм░ିрмХା ।
➡️рнзрнн-рмнାрм░рмд рмУ рмЖрмлрмЧାрми рмормз୍рнЯрм░େ рм╕рморм╕୍рмд рмк୍рм░рмХାрм░рм░ рмЖрмормжାрмиୀ- рм░рмк୍рмдାрмиୀ рмЙрмкрм░େ рм░ୋрмХ рм▓рмЧାрмЗрм▓ା рмдାрм▓ିрммାрми ।
➡️рнзрно-рнирнжрнирни рмЬୁрм▓ାрмЗ рм╕ୁрмж୍рмзା рм╕рм░ିрмм рмнାрм░рмдрм░ рм╕рм░୍рммрммୃрм╣рмд рммିрм░୍рм╕ା рмоୁрмг୍рмбା рмЕрми୍рмдрм░୍рмЬାрмдୀрнЯ рм╣рмХି рм╖୍рмЯାрмбିрнЯрмо, рнирнжрнирнйрм░େ рмнୁрммрмиେрм╢୍рн▒рм░ рмУ рм░ାрмЙрм░рмХେрм▓ାрм░େ рмЖрнЯୋрмЬିрмд рм╣େрмм рм╣рмХି рммିрм╢୍рн▒рмХрмк୍।
➡️рнзрнп-рм▓рм░୍рмбрм╕рм░େ рмкрм░ାрмЬрнЯ рмкрм░େ рмЗଂрм▓рмг୍рмб рмЯିрмо୍рм░େ рммрмб଼ рмкрм░ିрммрм░୍рмд୍рмдрми,рмжрм│рм░ୁ рнй рмЦେрм│ାрм│ିрмЩ୍рмХୁ рммିрмжା рмХрм░ିрм▓ା рмЯିрмо୍ рмЗଂрм▓рмг୍рмб। рмЖрм╕рми୍рмдା рнирнл рм░େ рм▓рм░୍рмбрм╕୍рм░େ рмЖрм░рмо୍рмн рм╣େрмм рмдୃрмдୀрнЯ рмЯେрм╖୍рмЯ ।
➡️рнирнж-рмЯୋрмХିрмУ рмЕрм▓ିрмо୍рмкିрмХ୍рм╕рм░ୁ рмлେрм░ିрммା рмкрм░େ рмиୀрм░рмЬ рмЪୋрмк୍рм░ାрмЩ୍рмХ рмжେрм╣ рм╣େрм▓ା рмЕрм╕ୁрм╕୍рме ।
➡️рмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯେрмХ рмм୍рнЯрмХ୍рмдି рмЯୀрмХା рмиିрмЕрми୍рмдୁ, рм╕рм░୍рммрмжା рмоାрм╕୍рмХ рмкିрми୍рмзрми୍рмдୁ, рм╣ାрмд рмзୁрмЕрми୍рмдୁ рмУ рм╕ାрмоାрмЬିрмХ рмжୂрм░рмдା рммрмЬାрнЯ рм░рмЦрми୍рмдୁ ।।
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1. Over 56 crore six lakh doses of COVID-19 vaccine administered in country so far; National recovery rate reaches 97.52%.
2. PM Modi instructed all officials concerned to undertake all necessary measures to ensure safe evacuation of Indian nationals from Afghanistan in the coming days.
3. The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) approved a revival package of Rs 77.45 crore for revival of North Eastern Regional Agricultural Marketing Corporation Limited (NERAMAC). It is a central Public Section Enterprises under the administrative control of Ministry of Development of North Eastern Regional.
4. The Reserve Bank of India has issued revised guidelines for locker and safe custody facility. The new guidelines will be effective from 1st January 2022 and be applicable to new as well as existing lockers.
5. Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has virtually inaugurated the Centre for Research and Innovation in Artificial Intelligence set up at the Indian Institute of Technology-Hyderabad (IIT-H) on 17 Aug.
6. Vriksharopan Abhiyan – 2021 of Coal Ministry is all set to be Launched on August 19, 2021. It will be launched as part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav.
7. On the occasion of World Photography Day on 19 August, 2021 , a biopic of acclaimed photographer-photo journalist, Raghu Rai will be streamed by Films Division on its website and YouTube channels. Raghunath Rai Chowdhry, known as Raghu Rai, is an Indian photographer and photojournalist.
8. The Himachal Government has declared August 20 as a gazetted public holiday on account of Muharram in place of August 19, in the state.
9. The Markazi Ruyat e Hilal Committee under Imarat e Shariah New Delhi confirmed the start of the Islamic New Year 1443 AH on Wednesday August 11, 2021 hence, Ashura will be marked in the country on August 20, 2021. This means that the fast for 9th Muharram will be observed on August 19, 2021.
10. Muharram is the first month of Islamic calendar which is ten or twelve days shorter than the Gregorian calendar followed by the West. The word Muharram means ‘not permitted’ or ‘forbidden’ hence, Muslims are prohibited from taking part in activities like warfare.
11. Telangana High Court disposed off a PIL filed by an NGO ‘Watch Voice’, challenging the implementation of the ‘Dalit Bandhu’ scheme to selective people and selective areas.
12. The Delhi court on 18 Aug (Wednesday) cleared Congress leader Shashi Tharoor of charges in connection with the case involving the death of his wife Sunanda Pushkar.
13. Domestic cooking gas LPG price on Wednesday was increased by Rs 25 per cylinder - the second straight month of increase in rates. Subsidised LPG now costs Rs 859 per 14.2-kg cylinder in Delhi.
14. The Karnataka govt on Wednesday appointed a senior IPS Officer as nodal officer to coordinate with the Central government to bring back Kannadigas from Afghanistan.
15. Uttar Pradesh unlock: Noida, Ghaziabad schools for Classes 6-8 to reopen from August 23, for standard 1-5 from 1 Sep.
16. Now entry into Himachal Pradesh is only through registration on e-covid software. All movement into the state will be monitored through registration on the Covid e-registration software
17. Punjab Vigilance Bureau on 18 Aug (Wednesday) arrested former DGP Sumedh Singh Saini in a corruption case.
18. The Uttar Pradesh government has decided to set up a training centre for Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) commandos in Saharanpur's Deoband, known for its Islamic seminary Darul Uloo.
19. 80 Foreign Gentleman cadets of Afghanistan at Indian Military Academy Dehardun are kept under strict vigil for their safety. They are under going training and in 3rd term at the IMA.
20. The Indian Army (IA) has initiated the indigenous upgrade of 811 of its licence built Soviet-era BMP-2/2K ‘Sarath’ infantry combat vehicles (ICVs) by equipping them with more powerful engines.
21. The Supreme Court on 18 Aug (Wednesday) passed an interim order allowing women to take the admission exam to National Defence Academy (NDA), which was previously only open to men. The top court directed that women can sit for exams for entry in NDA, The admission to the academy will be subject to the final orders of the Court.
22. NDA II 2021 written exam is scheduled to be conducted on November 14 across 75 exam centres spread throughout the country. Earlier, the exam was scheduled to be conducted on September 5. However, it was postponed by UPSC after reviewing the prevailing situation due to COVID-19 pandemic. NDA (II) 2021 admit card for the written exam will be released in October.
23. UPSC has announced NDA (I) & (II) 2022 exam dates. According to UPSC Calendar 2022, NDA (I) 2022 exam will be conducted on April 10, 2022. While NDA (II) 2022 exam will be conducted on September 4, 2022.
24. Indian Army has invited applications for the recruitment of male engineering graduates for its 134th Technical Graduate Course (TGC) which will commence from January 2022. It is a golden opportunity for Engineering graduates seeking to make a career in the Indian Army. The online application started on August 17 and the last date to register is September 15, 2021.
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1. Cabinet approves Disaster Management MoU between India and Bangladesh. Actually Resilience and Mitigation signed between India and Bangladesh in March this year during the visit of Prime Minister Modi to Bangladesh. Both the countries will also exchange relevant information, remote sensing and other scientific data.
2. India HAL signs ₹5,375 crore contract on 17 Aug with US for Tejas engines with GE Aviation for supply of 99 F404-GE-IN20 engines to power the aircraft.
3. India, Vietnam undertake bilateral maritime exercise in South China Sea. Deployment of Indian Navy ships in the South China Sea, INS Ranvijay and INS Kora. The Indian Naval ships arrived at Cam Ranh, Vietnam on 15th Aug.
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1. Former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani is in the UAE. Confirmed by UAE & said that the country is hosting Ghani on "humanitarian grounds". Ghani fled Afghanistan amid a Taliban takeover.
2. Sri Lanka on 17 Aug (Tuesday) signed a loan agreement with China worth 2 billion Renminbi (USD 308 million) to support its COVID-19 response, economic revival and financial stability, the Chinese embassy said.
3. French Military aircraft lands in Kabul with special forces to pick up French national in Afghanistan.
4. The govt of Bangladesh has turned down a request from the US to provide temporary shelter to some people from Afghanistan in the wake of the political developments there.
5. New Zealand has announced a snap lockdown after a man tested positive for Covid, the first case in six months. The case was detected in Auckland, which will be in lockdown for a week, while the rest of the country will be in lockdown for three days.
6. More than 30 civilians killed following two days of inter-communal violence in central South Sudan.
7. US sends nearly half a million doses of Pfizer vaccine to Rwanda. Rwanda, which has vaccinated 10% of its adult population, is yet to confirm receipt of the US donation.
8. AFGHANISTAN POLITICAL CRISIS :Taliban leaders meet Ex-President Hamid Karzai, Abdullah amid impasse over govt formation
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1. World Athletics U-20 Championships : India win bronze medal in 4x400 metre mixed relay team event held in Nairobi
with taking time of 3:20.60, a season best. The 2021 edition of the World Athletics U20 Championships will continue till 22 August at the Nyayo Sports Complex .
2. PM Modi congratulated the Indian contingent at the World Archery Youth Championships in Wroclaw, Poland after the team won 15 medals including eight gold medals.
3. PM Modi interacted with Indian athletes after their success at the Tokyo Olympics 2020. Urges Tokyo Olympians to visit 75 schools in 2yrs to create malnutrition awareness.
4. Current National Cricket Academy (NCA) Head Rahul Dravid has re-applied for the position after the BCCI invited fresh applications for the position. The former India skipper had been appointed on July 8, 2019.
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Kerala is a state on the southwestern Malabar Coast of India. It was formed on 1 November 1956. The Chera Dynasty was the first prominent kingdom based in Kerala. there were two major princely states in Kerala- Travancore State and the Kingdom of Cochin. They united to form the state of Thiru-Kochi in 1949.
Kerala is also called Parasurama Kshetram
The name Kerala has an uncertain etymology. One popular theory derives "Kerala" from "Kera" (coconut tree in Malayalam) and "alam" is land, thus " land of coconuts", locals.The word Kerala is first recorded as Keralaputra in a 3rd-century BCE rock inscription left by the maurya emperor ashoka (274–237 BCE).
The production of pepper and natural rubber contributes significantly to the total national output. In the agricultural sector, coconut, tea, coffee, cashew and spices are important.
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ЁЯЩПЁЯП╗ THOUGHT OF THE DAY ЁЯШЗ
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Nothing is particularly hard if you break it down into small jobs.
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JOKE OF THE DAY
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Pappu рдХे рд╣ाрде рдоें рдирдпा рдлोрди рджेрдЦрдХрд░
Frnd рдмोрд▓ा : рдирдпा рдлोрди рдХрдм рдЦрд░ीрджा?ЁЯУ▒
Pappu : рдирдпा рдирд╣ीं, рдЧрд░्рд▓рдл्рд░ेंрдб рдХा рд╣ै!ЁЯдУ
Frnd : рдЧрд░्рд▓рдл्рд░ेंрдб рдХा рдлोрди рдХ्рдпूँ рд▓े рдЖрдпा?ЁЯШ│
Pappu :рд░ोрдЬ рдХрд╣рддी рдеी, рдоेрд░ा рдлोрди рдирд╣ीं рдЙрдаाрддे..! рдЖрдЬ рдоौрдХा рдоिрд▓ा, рддो рдЙрдаा рд▓ाрдпा!!ЁЯШЬЁЯдкЁЯдгЁЯШВ
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ЁЯШ│Why❓❓❓
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The science behind Navratri Fasting: Why you are not allowed to eat onion and garlic
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According to Ayurveda, foods can be divided into three categories:-
A. Raajasic foods
B. Taamasic foods
Rajas and Tamas are referred to things that are unripe, weak, resentful and destructive. During Navratri, people are supposed to denounce the worldly pleasure
C. Saatvik foods : Saatvik foods include fresh fruits, curd, rock salt, seasonal vegetables and subtle spices like coriander and black pepper.
Onion and garlic are considered to be taamsic in nature and are said to invoke carnal energy in the body. Onions also produce heat in the body and thus are not allowed during the Navratri fast. Garlic along with onion is known as Rajogini, which means a substance that can make one lose grip over their instincts. This makes it difficult to differentiate between your desires and priorities.
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LEARN SanskritЁЯЩПЁЯП╗ ==========================
рд╕ाрдз्рд╡ोः рд╢ीрдШ्рд░ं рдоैрдд्рд░ी рднрд╡рддि।
saadhvoh sheeghran maitree bhavati
(Good people become friends quickly).
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⁉️⁉️⁉️ WHY ⁉️⁉️⁉️
Chopping an onion make you cry? ЁЯзДЁЯзЕ
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Onions produce the chemical irritant known as syn-propanethial- S-oxide. It stimulates the eyes’ lachrymal glands so they release tears.
The process goes as follows:
Lachrymatory-factor synthase is released into the air when we cut an onion. The synthase enzyme converts the amino acids sulfoxides of the onion into sulfenic acid. The unstable sulfenic acid rearranges itself into
Syn-propanethial-S-oxide gets into the air and comes in contact with our eyes. The lachrymal glands become irritated and produces the tears!
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ЁЯТБЁЯП╗♂️ GK TODAY
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The currency of Russia is the Ruble.
1 Russian Ruble equals
1.01 Indian Rupee
The ruble sign (₽) is the currency sign
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BORN TODAY ЁЯТРЁЯРг
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Shankar Dayal Sharma (19 August 1918 – 26 December 1999) was the ninth President of India, serving from 1992 to 1997.
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ЁЯЫХ VEDIK GYAN
(Source of information took from internet...If the actual facts differentiate ... Please info) ==========================
According Puranas
Onion and garlic came from the dead body of a murdered cow and therefore they are considered like eating meat. They break the non-vegetarian principle from the shastric point of view. Strict vegetarians don't eat onion nor garlic. Since meat is tamasic, onions and garlic are also tamasic and rajasic food. They may have some medicinal value like even wine is used in medicines sometimes. Thus they are taboo for followers of Vedic culture.
"Once, in Satya Yuga the rishis were performing gomedha and asvamedha sacrifices for the welfare of the whole universe. A cow or a horse would be cut into pieces and placed in the fire. Afterwards the rishis would utter mantras and the same animal would come alive in a beautiful young body.
One time the rishi who was about to perform a gomedha sacrifice, his wife was pregnant. She had a very strong desire to eat and she had heard that if, during pregnancy one has a desire to eat and does not fullfill this, then the baby that will be born will always have saliva coming from its mouth. Very strange, she desired strongly to eat meat, thus she decided to keep one piece of meat of the cow's body that was offered in sacrifice. She hid it and was making a plan to eat it very soon. At that time the rishi was finishing the sacrifice and uttered all the mantras for the new young cow to come to life. However when he saw the new cow, he noticed that there was a little part missing from her left side. He went into meditation and realized that his wife had taken away a piece of meat during the sacrifice. Now his wife also understood what happened and quickly threw the meat far away.
Due to the effect of the mantras uttered by the rishi there was now life in this piece of meat. Then the blood of this meat became red lentils, the bones became garlic and the meat became onions. Thus these foods are never taken by any Vaishnava situated in the mode of goodness as Vaishnavas should be because it is not considered by us as offerable due to its association as a non-vegetarian food. Plus it is in the mode of ignorance."
"It is not vegetarian to eat onions and garlic. They have discovered 21 different types (?) of slow poison in both. So they are not so innocent."
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ЁЯзм HEALTH CARE: HOME REMEDIESЁЯй║
( Note : These home tips followed in villages/ancient traditions, it is up to you to use it or notЁЯЩПЁЯП╗)
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ЁЯНЙ Watermelon and basil drinks are quite effective when it comes to hydration. Mineral-rich watermelon helps to balance your electrolyte. Packed with agnesium, potassium, and salt, watermelon is made up of 90% water, which helps your body maintain a fluid balance. While basil leaves are good for digestion, they help detoxify the body and promote a healthy gut.
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➡️рни-рнк рмжрм╢рми୍рмзି рмкрм░େ рмнାрм░рмдୀрнЯ рммୈрмЬ୍рмЮାрмиିрмХрмЩ୍рмХୁ рммрмб଼ рм╕рмлрм│рмдା, рмЖрммିрм╖୍рмХାрм░ рмХрм▓େ ‘рмормд୍рм╕୍рнЯрмХрми୍рнЯା’ рмнрм│ି рмЙрмж୍рмнିрмж рмк୍рм░рмЬାрмдି । рмПрм╣ାрмХୁ рмЖрмг୍рмбାрмоାрми рмиିрмХୋрммрм░ рмж୍рммିрмкрмкୁрмЮ୍рмЬрм░ୁ рмЦୋрмЬି рмкାрмЗрмеିрммା рммେрм│େ рмПрм╣ାрм░ рмиାଁ ‘рмПрм╕ିрмЯାрммୁрм▓ାрм░ିрмЖ рмЬрм│рмХрми୍рнЯାрмХେ’ рммୋрм▓ି рм░рмЦାрмпାрмЗрмЫି ।
➡️рнй-рнирнй рмЬିрм▓୍рм▓ାрмХୁ рнЯେрм▓ୋ рмУ୍рн▒ାрм░୍рмг୍рмгିଂ рмЬାрм░ି, рм▓рмШୁрмЪାрмк рмк୍рм░рмнାрммрм░େ рм░ାрмЬ୍рнЯрм░ рммିрмнିрми୍рми рм╕୍рмеାрмирм░େ рммрм░୍рм╖ା рмЬାрм░ି ।
➡️рнк-+3 рмиାрмо рм▓େрмЦା рмкାрмЗଁ рмЕрмЧрм╖୍рмЯ рнирнжрм░ୁ рм╕େрмк୍рмЯେрмо୍рммрм░ рнк рмпାрмП рмЕрмирм▓ାрмЗрми୍ рм░େ рмХрм░ିрмкାрм░ିрммେ рмЖрммେрмжрми । рмП рмиେрмЗ рммିрмЬ୍рмЮрмк୍рмдି рмк୍рм░рмХାрм╢ рмЬାрм░ି ।
➡️рнл-рнлрнж рммрм░୍рм╖ рмкрм░େ рмЬрмЧрмдрм╕ିଂрм╣рмкୁрм░ рмЬିрм▓୍рм▓ାрм░େ рмнାрмЩ୍рмЧିрмм рм╢рм╣рм╢рм╣ рммେрмЖрмЗрми рмЪିрмЩ୍рмЧୁрмбି рмШେрм░ି । рм╕рмо୍рммାрмж рмУ рмХрмирмХ рми୍рнЯୁрмЬрм░େ рмЦрммрм░ рмк୍рм░рм╕ାрм░рмг рмкрм░େ рмХାрм░୍рмп୍рнЯାрмиୁрм╖୍рмаାрми рмиେрм▓ା рмЬିрм▓୍рм▓ା рмк୍рм░рм╢ାрм╕рми ।
➡️рнм-рмЖрм░ рмкାрм░ିрм░େ SUDOKUрм░ рмЧрмбрмлାрмжрм░ рмоାрмХି рмХାрмЬି । рм╕େ рнмрнп рммрм░୍рм╖ рммрнЯрм╕рм░େ рмк୍рм░ାрмг рм╣рм░ାрмЗрмЫрми୍рмдି । рмжୈрмиିрмХ рнзрнж рмХୋрмЯି рм▓ୋрмХ рмЦେрм│рми୍рмдି рмПрм╣ି рмЦେрм│ ।
➡️рнн-рмЖрмЬି ‘рм╕рмо୍рммାрмж рмбିрмЬିрмЯାрм▓’рм░ рм╣େрмм рм▓ୋрмХାрм░୍рмкрмг । рмХେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рм╢ିрмХ୍рм╖ା рмУ рмжрмХ୍рм╖рмдା рммିрмХାрм╢ рморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмзрм░୍рмоେрми୍рмж୍рм░ рмк୍рм░рмзାрми рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯ рмЕрмдିрмеି рмнାрммେ рмпୋрмЧ рмжେрммେ ।
➡️рно-рмЕрмгрм╕рммрм╕ୀрмбି рмПрм▓рмкିрмЬି рм╕ିрм▓ିрмг୍рмбрм░ рмжрм░ рмЙрмкрм░େ рнирнл рмЯрмЩ୍рмХା рммрмвିрм▓ା । рмкୂрм░୍рммрм░ рнЯୁрмкିрмП рм╕рм░рмХାрм░ рмЬାрм░ି рмХрм░ିрмеିрммା рмдୈрм│ рммрмг୍рмб୍ рмпୋрмЧୁଁ рмПрммେ рмПрм╣ି рм╕ୁрмз рмкрм░ିрм╢ୋрмз рмХрм░ିрммାрмХୁ рмкрмб଼ୁрмЫି ।
➡️рнп-рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиୀ рм╢рм░рмгାрм░୍рмеୀрмЩ୍рмХୁ рм░ୋрмХିрммାрмХୁ рмдୁрм░୍рмХୀ рмдିрмЖрм░ି рмХрм▓ା рмк୍рм░ାрмЪୀрм░ । рмдୁрм░୍рмХୀ рмПрм╣ାрм░ рмЗрм░ାрми рм╕ୀрмоାрм░େ рнирнпрнл рмХିрм▓ୋрмоିрмЯрм░ рм▓рмо୍рммрм░ рмХାрми୍рме рмиିрм░୍рмоାрмг рмХрм░ିрммାрмХୁ рм▓рмХ୍рм╖୍рнЯ рм░рмЦିрмЫି।
➡️рнзрнж-рм╕ାрммрм░ୀрмоାрм▓ା рмжрм░୍рм╢рми рмиେрмЗ рмХେрм░рм│ рм╣ାрмЗрмХୋрм░୍рмЯрмЩ୍рмХ рмРрмдିрм╣ାрм╕ିрмХ рм░ାрнЯ, рмПрмгିрмХି рмкିрмдାрмЩ୍рмХ рм╕рм╣ рморми୍рмжିрм░ рмпାрмЗ рмкାрм░ିрммେ рнзрнж рммрм░୍рм╖рм░ୁ рмХрмо рммрнЯрм╕୍рмХ рммାрм│ିрмХା ।
➡️рнзрнз-рм╣ିଂрм╕ା рмУ рм░рмХ୍рмдрмкାрмд рмнିрмдрм░େ рмХାрммୁрм▓рм░ୁ рм╕ୁрм░рмХ୍рм╖ିрмд рмлେрм░ିрм▓େ рмнାрм░рмдୀрнЯ । рмк୍рм░рмермо рмжрмлାрм░େ рнзрнирнж рмЬрмгрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмзрм░ି рмЧୁрмЬрм░ାрмЯ рмЬାрмормирмЧрм░рм░େ рмкрм╣рмЮ୍рмЪିିрм▓ା рм╕ି-рнзрнн рмЧ୍рм▓ୋрммрмоାрм╖୍рмЯрм░ ।
➡️рнзрни-рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиିрм╕୍рмдାрми рм╕୍рмеିрмдି рмиେрмЗ рмк୍рм░рмзାрмирморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмоୋрмжୀрмЩ୍рмХ рмЕрмз୍рнЯрмХ୍рм╖рмдାрм░େ рмЙрмЪ୍рмЪрм╕୍рмдрм░ୀрнЯ рммୈрмармХ, рмЧୃрм╣, рм░рмХ୍рм╖ା,рмЕрм░୍рме рморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀрмЩ୍рмХ рм╕рм╣ рмПрмирмПрм╕рмП рм╣େрм▓େ рм╕ାрмоିрм▓ ।
➡️рнзрнй-рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиିрм╕୍рмдାрми рмжେрм╢рм░ рмиାрмо рммрмжрм│ି 'рмЗрм╕୍рм▓ାрмоିрмХ рмПрмоିрм░େрмЯ୍рм╕ рмЕрмл рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиିрм╕୍рмдାрми' рм╣େрм▓ା ।
➡️рнзрнк-рмдାрм▓ିрммାрмирмХୁ рмиିрмЬ рмк୍рм▓ାрмЯрмлрм░୍рморм░ୁ рмм୍рнЯାрми рмХрм▓ା рмлେрм╕рммୁрмХ୍ । рмлେрм╕рммୁрмХ рмк୍рм░рммрмХ୍рмдା рмХрм╣ିрм▓େ рмЖрмоେрм░ିрмХା рмЖрмЗрми рмЕрмиୁрм╕ାрм░େ рмдାрм▓ିрммାрми рмПрмХ рмЖрмдрмЩ୍рмХୀ рм╕рмЩ୍рмЧрмарми рмЖрмЙ рмПрмеିрмкାрмЗଁ рмлେрм╕рммୁрмХ рм╕рм░୍рмнିрм╕୍ рм▓ାрмн рмХрм░ିрммା рмкାрмЗଁ рм╕େ рмЙрмкрмпୁрмХ୍рмд рмиୁрм╣େଁ ।
➡️рнзрнл-рмиିрмЬрмХୁ рм░ାрм╖୍рмЯ୍рм░рмкрмдି рмШୋрм╖рмгା рмХрм▓େ рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиିрм╕୍рмдାрмирм░ рмЙрмк рм░ାрм╖୍рмЯ୍рм░рмкрмдି рмЕрморм░ୁрм▓୍рм▓ାрм╣ ।
➡️рнзрнм-рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиିрм╕୍рмдାрми рмкାрмЗଁ рмнାрм░рмд рмЬାрм░ି рмХрм▓ା рмлାрм╖୍рмЯ рмЯ୍рм░ାрмХ୍ рмЗ рмПрморм░рмЬେрми୍рм╕ି рмнିрм╕ା рм╕ୁрммିрмзା । рмПрм╣ି рмпୋрмЬрмиା рмЕрмиୁрмпାрнЯୀ рм╕рморм╕୍рмд рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиୀ рмиାрмЧрм░ିрмХ рмПрмеିрмкାрмЗଁ рмЖрммେрмжрми рмХрм░ିрмкାрм░ିрммେ।
➡️рнзрнн-рмЖрмлрмЧାрмиିрм╕୍рмдାрми рмжрмЦрм▓ рмХрм░ିрммା рмкрм░େ рмк୍рм░рмермормерм░ рмкାрмЗଁ рмХାрммୁрм▓рм░େ рммрм╕ିрм▓ା рм╕ାрмо୍рммାрмжିрмХ рм╕рмо୍рмоିрм│рмиୀ । рм╕ାрм░ା рммିрм╢୍рн▒ рмдାрм▓ିрммାрмирмХୁ рмоାрми୍рнЯрмдା рмжେрмЙ рммୋрм▓ି рм╕ଂрмЧрмарми рмиିрммେрмжрми рмХрм░ିрм▓ା ।
➡️рнзрно-рмЖрм╣ୁрм░ି рнзрнж рммрм░୍рм╖ рмпାрмПଁ рмЬାрмдୀрнЯ рмкୁрм░ୁрм╖ рмУ рморм╣ିрм│ା рм╣рмХି рмжрм│рм░ рмк୍рм░ାрнЯୋрмЬрмХ рм░рм╣ିрмм рмУрнЬିрм╢ା । рмШୋрм╖рмгା рмХрм▓େ рмоୁрмЦ୍рнЯрморми୍рмд୍рм░ୀ рмирммୀрми рмкрмЯ୍рмЯрмиାрнЯрмХ। рмЙрмнрнЯ рм╣рмХି рмжрм│рм░ рм╕рморм╕୍рмд рмЦେрм│ାрм│ିрмЩ୍рмХୁ рнзрнж рм▓рмХ୍рм╖ рмЯрмЩ୍рмХା рмУ рм╕рмкୋрм░୍рмЯ рм╖୍рмЯାрмлрмЩ୍рмХୁ рнл рм▓рмХ୍рм╖ рмЯрмЩ୍рмХାрм░ рмЖрм░୍рмеିрмХ рмкୁрм░рм╕୍рмХାрм░ рмк୍рм░рмжାрми рмХрм░ିрм▓େ ।
➡️рнзрнп-рнирнжрнирнз рмкୁрм░ୁрм╖ рмЯି-рмЯ୍рн▒େрмг୍рмЯି рммିрм╢୍рн▒рмХрмк рмХାрм░୍рмп୍рнЯрм╕ୂрмЪୀ рмШୋрм╖рмгା рмХрм▓ା рмЖрмЗрм╕ିрм╕ି, рмЕрмХ୍рмЯୋрммрм░ рнирнкрм░େ рм╣େрмм рмнାрм░рмд рммрмиାрмо рмкାрмХିрм╕୍рмдାрми ।
➡️рнирнж-рмжୁрмиିрмЖрм░ рмЪрмдୁрм░୍рме рм╕рммୁрмаୁ рм╕рмлрм│ рмЯେрм╖୍рмЯ рмЕрмзିрмиାрнЯрмХ рм╣େрм▓େ рммିрм░ାрмЯ рмХୋрм╣рм▓ି, рмХ୍рм▓ାрмЗрмн рм▓рмПрмбрмЩ୍рмХୁ рмкрмЫрм░େ рмкрмХାрмЗрм▓େ ।
➡️рмк୍рм░рмд୍рнЯେрмХ рмм୍рнЯрмХ୍рмдି рмЯୀрмХା рмиିрмЕрми୍рмдୁ, рм╕рм░୍рммрмжା рмоାрм╕୍рмХ рмкିрми୍рмзрми୍рмдୁ, рм╣ାрмд рмзୁрмЕрми୍рмдୁ рмУ рм╕ାрмоାрмЬିрмХ рмжୂрм░рмдା рммрмЬାрнЯ рм░рмЦрми୍рмдୁ ।।
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*TODAYs TOP NEWS*
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1. India’s COVID-19 vaccination coverage has crossed 56 crore mark.
2. PM Modi chairs meeting of Cabinet Committee on security following events in Afghanistan : Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, Home Minister Amit Shah, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Principal Secretary to PM Dr P K Mishra, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba, Foreign Secretary Harsh V Shringla attended the meeting.
3. PM Modi on 17 Aug (Tuesday) directed officials to ensure safe evacuation of all Indian citizens from Afghanistan and to provide refuge to Sikhs and Hindus wanting to come to India from there, as he chaired a crucial high-level meeting in the backdrop of the Taliban takeover of the war-torn country
4. Commerce & Industry Minister Piyush Goyal conferred the National Intellectual Property Awards at an virtual event in New Delhi on 17 Aug.
5. Six lakh villages to get internet connectivity by 2024 : Union Minister of State for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Rajeev Chandrashekhar said.
6. Vriksharopan Abhiyan – 2021 of Coal Ministry is all set to be Launched on August 19, 2021. It will be launched as part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav.
7. Himachal Pradesh CM Jai Ram Thakur announced 6% additional dearness allowance (DA) for govt employees & pensioners retrospectively from July 1. This announcement to provide financial benefit of Rs 450 crore to the employees.
8. No Helmet, No Petrol Two-Wheeler Safety Campaign Launched In Maharastra.
9. In West Bengal, Sushmita Dev, who has changed camp from the Congress to Trinamool Congress, refused to elaborate on her reasons for the change, but said she has "No issues with Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi".
10. Maharashtra reported 10 new cases of the Delta Plus variant. total cases of Delta Plus variant has increased to 76.
11. Shopping malls in Maharashtra on Tuesday decided to close down operations, after the government modified guidelines mandating them to operate with fully-vaccinated staff.
12. Fresh firing escalates tension again on disputed Assam-Mizoram border.
13. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh flagged-in a climb-a-thon organised by Himalayan Mountaineering Institute, Darjeeling to celebrate Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav in New Delhi on 17 Aug.
14. The climb-a-thon was organised at four smaller peaks of Sikkim Himalayas from April 20th to 25th 2021. The climb-a-thon under the leadership of Group Captain Jai Kishan was conducted at Mt Rhenock, Mt Frey, Mt BC Roy and Mt Palung, by a team of 125 mountaineers.
15. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), has successfully carried ground tests for making a civilian aircraft named ‘Hindustan-228’ : The public sector undertaking of the Defence Ministry,.
16. Indian Coast Guard inducts 3 indigenously-built advanced light helicopters MK-III.
17. An Indian Army team of three officers and 25 sappers has reached Russia to take part in the Safe Route Competition of International Army Games, scheduled from August 24 to September 4, a defence spokesperson said .
18. ITBP to guard Indian diplomatic staff in Afghanistan till required
An armed contingent of paramilitary force Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) is "actively" securing the diplomatic staff of the Indian embassy in Afghanistan's capital Kabul and will be there "till required", officials said on Monday as the Taliban took over the country.
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✈ *INTERNATIONAL NEWS*
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1. United Kingdom expresses willingness for collaborating with India on Green Hydrogen Energy. India has already retired 16369 MW of inefficient thermal units till March, 2021. India’s ambitious target of having 450 MW of installed Renewable Capacity by 2030. Union Minister of Power and Renewable Energy, Shri RK Singh said.
2. COVID Cooperation : India handed over 31 life support ambulances to Bangladesh in Dhaka on 17 Aug (Tuesday).
3. India also handed over medical equipment and supplies like Pulse Oxymeter devices, Liquid Medical Oxygen cylinders, nasal cannulas, Oxygen nasal cannulas, oxygen concentrators. High Commissioner of India to Bangladesh Vikram Doraiswami formally handed over these ambulances equipped with advanced life support systems to Bangladesh Foreign Minister Dr A K Abdul Momen at a programme held in Dhaka.
4. External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar today discussed the evolving situation in Afghanistan with French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian.
5. External Affairs Minister Dr. S Jaishankar is on two day official visit to Georgia, he has reached New York where he will be presiding over two high-level signature events of the United Nations .
(a) 1st Event on 'Protecting the Protectors: Technology and Peacekeeping'.
(b) 2nd event on 19 Aug, it will be a high-level briefing on 'Threats to International Peace and Security caused by Terrorist Acts'.
His visit to New York comes during India's Presidency of the United Nations Security Council.
6. Indian Air Force Aircraft C-17 brings back Indian envoy, officials from Kabul. 150 people, including diplomats, officials, security personnel and some stranded Indians, landed at the Hindon airbase near Delhi.
7. The Centre has introduced a new category of electronic visa: The e-Emergency X-Misc Visa will expedite visa application process for those stuck in Afghanistan as the country witnesses mayhem amid takeover by Taliban.
8. PM Modi spoke with his Israeli counterpart Naftali Bennett on Monday with the two leaders agreeing on the potential to further expand cooperation and deciding that the foreign ministries of the two countries would work on preparing a roadmap for further enriching the India-Israel strategic partnership.
9. Afghan soldiers, military cadets undergoing training in India stare at an uncertain future
: A question mark now hangs over the fate of the over 150 Afghan soldiers and military cadets currently undergoing training in India, with the Taliban swiftly seizing control of the landlocked country after a virtual walkover against the Afghan army.
10. India blames Pak over vandalisation of Maharaja Ranjit Singh's statue in Lahore. saying Islamabad has completely failed in its duty to prevent such attacks which are creating a 'climate of fear' among the minority communities.
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ЁЯМО *WORLD NEWS* ЁЯМН
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1. Afghanistan Crisis : When the Taliban took over Afghanistan the first time in 1996, China refused to recognize their rule and left its embassy shut for years. This time around, Beijing has been among the first to embrace the Islamist terrorists next door. Reason here, Beijing's fears about Islamist extremism among its own Uyghur minority in China.
2. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told that,
"China hopes the Afghan Taliban can unite with other political parties & with all ethnic groups and build a political framework in keeping with national conditions that is broadly inclusive and will lay the foundation for enduring peace,”
3. The head of Afghanistan's central bank has fled Kabul, questioned the loyalty of Afghan security forces and blamed President Ashraf Ghani and his inexperienced advisors for the country's swift and chaotic fall to the Taliban.
4. The govt of Bangladesh, Chinese vaccine maker Sinopharm & Incepta Pharmaceuticals Ltd signed an MoU in Dhaka on Monday for the co-production of the Sinopharm COVID 19 vaccine in the country.
5. Taliban's Afghanistan Takeover, A Fresh Challenge For Social Media Platforms
Social media giant Facebook confirmed on 16 Aug that it designates the Taliban a terrorist group and bans it and content supporting it from its platforms.
6. Incepta Pharmaceuticals will bring the ingredients of the vaccine from China in bulk. The bottling, labelling and finishing will be done in Bangladesh which is likely to make the vaccine relatively cheap.
7. Militants in Gaza Strip fired rocket at Israel on 16 Aug. The rocket was however intercepted by Iron Dome anti-missile system of Israel.
It was the first such attack since 11-day war in May 2021.
8. A female news anchor was seen interviewing a Taliban spokesperson on ToloNews today. Women were absent from TV screens since August 15, the day Taliban took control over Kabul. It’s a shift from Taliban’s earlier regime in between 1996-2001 where women were not allowed to work.
9. Taliban promised security for women in press conference. They said Women would be allowed to work and study and "will be very active in society but within the framework of Islam.
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ЁЯЪгЁЯЪ┤ЁЯПЗЁЯПБЁЯПК *SPORTS:*
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1. PM Modi interacts with para-athlete contingent for Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games virtually ; He expressed hope that India will create a new history at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.
2. 54 para athletes from across nine sports disciplines will be heading to Tokyo to represent the nation. This is India’s largest ever contingent to the Paralympic Games.
3. 2020 Summer Paralympics will begin on
Tuesday, 24 August 2021
and ends on
Sunday, 5 September.
4. FIRST PARALYMPIC GAMES : The Stoke Mandeville Games later became the Paralympic Games which first took place in Rome, Italy, in 1960 featuring 400 athletes from 23 countries. Since then they have taken place every four years.
On 29 July 1948, the day of the Opening Ceremony of the London 1948 Olympic Games, Dr. Guttmann organised the first competition for wheelchair athletes which he named the Stoke Mandeville Games, a milestone in Paralympic history. They involved 16 injured servicemen and women who took part in archery.
5. Union Minister of Youth Affairs & Sports Anurag Thakur interacted with the World Youth Archery Championship winners during an event on 17 Aug (Tuesday) & congratulated them for making the nation proud.
Team India registered a total of 15 medals – 8 gold, 2 silver and 5 bronze, from the archery meet in Wroclaw, Poland.
6. ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2021 schedule announced : India will face Pakistan in their opening game of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021 at the Dubai International Stadium on 24 October.
Abu Dhabi will be the venue of the first semi-final on 10 November while the other semi-final (11 November) and the final (14 November) will be played in Dubai. All day matches are scheduled for 14h00 local time and the day-night matches are slated for 18h00 local time (+4 GMT).
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ЁЯЗоЁЯЗ│FACTS ABOUT INDIAЁЯЗоЁЯЗ│ ××××××××××××××××××××××××××××
Agartala is the capital city of the Indian state of Tripura, and is the second-largest city in northeast India after Guwahati. It is located on the banks of the Haora River, near the Bangladesh border, about 90 kilometres (55 mi) east of Bangladesh's capital Dhaka. Agartala is being developed under the Smart Cities Mission, a flagship scheme of the Government of India.
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ЁЯШАTHOUGHT OF THE DAY
Life is like a novel and everyday is a page is sad the next will become happy. So don't worry turn the next page and enjoy your life. ××××××××××××××××××××××××××××
Joke of the day ××××××××××××××××××××××××××××
Operation ke baad pappu bola: Dictor sahab,
kya ab main rog mukt hoon?
saamane se javaab mila: beta, Doctor sahab
to dhartee par hee rah gae, main to Chitra Gupt hoon.
рдСрдкрд░ेрд╢рди рдХे рдмाрдж рдкрдк्рдкू рдмोрд▓ा: 'рдбाрдХ्рдЯрд░ рд╕ाрд╣рдм,
рдХ्рдпा рдЕрдм рдоैं рд░ोрдЧ рдоुрдХ्рдд рд╣ूं?
рд╕ाрдордиे рд╕े рдЬрд╡ाрдм рдоिрд▓ा: рдмेрдЯा, рдбाрдХ्рдЯрд░ рд╕ाрд╣рдм
рддो рдзрд░рддी рдкрд░ рд╣ी рд░рд╣ рдЧрдП, рдоैं рддो рдЪिрдд्рд░ рдЧुрдк्рдд рд╣ूं।
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ЁЯШ│Why❓❓❓ ××××××××××××××××××××××××××××
Why do cars/ vehicles outside of India have the steering wheel on the left side?
India, being a former British colony, inherited the left-hand side of the road and right-hand side of the car as the steering-wheel side. ... Hence, a driver sitting on left side in the car will have a better appreciation of the traffic coming from opposite.
Left-om Britain in 1835. Countries which were part of the British Empire followed suit. This is why to this very day, India, Australia and there former British colonies in Africa go left. ... It wasn't until Napoleon conquered the Netherlands that the Dutch started driving on the right.
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LEARN SanskritЁЯЩПЁЯП╗
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Banana рдХрджрд▓िрдХा
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ЁЯдФ How it works ⁉ ××××××××××××××××××××××××××××
HOW DO SNAILS REPRODUCE? ЁЯРМ
Different snails reproduce differently, but most snails are "hermaphrodites." Being a hermaphrodite means that any given snail can be both male and female at the same time. This can make it a lot easier for snails to reproduce and quickly make a whole lot of snails! Some hermaphrodite snails do not need another snail to reproduce, but can make more snails all by themselves (this is called asexual reproduction). Other snails are hermaphrodites but still need another snail to reproduce (this is called sexual reproduction). There are also some snails that aren't hermaphrodites, but are either male or female, and must find a snail of the opposite sex to breed with.
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ЁЯТБЁЯП╗♂️ GK TODAY
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BEGINING OF BOLLYWOOD
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Father of Indian Cinema, Dadasaheb Phalke released the first ever full-length feature film ‘Raja Harishchandra’ in 1913. The silent film was a commercial success. Dadasaheb was not only the producer but was also the director, writer, cameraman, editor, make-up artist and art director. Raja Harischandra was the first-ever Indian film which was screened in London in 1914
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BORN TODAY ЁЯРгЁЯЩПЁЯП╗
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Nirmala Sitharaman (born 18 August 1959) is an Indian politician of the (BJP), who is currently serving as the Minister of Finance and Minister of Corporate Affairs.
Sitharaman formerly served as the Defence Minister of India, thereby becoming India's second female defence minister and also the second female finance minister after Indira Gandhi and first full-time female Finance Minister.
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ЁЯЫХ VEDIK GNAN ××××××××××××××××××××××××××××
SATYABHAMA , also known as, Satrajiti, is the third consort of the Lord Shri Krishna. Satyabhama is believed to be an avatar of Bhum─л Dev─л.
Satyabhama was the daughter of Yadava King Satrajit, the royal treasurer of Dwaraka, who was the owner of the Syamantaka jewel. Satrajit, who secured the jewel from the sun-god Surya and would not part with it even when Krishna, the king of Dwarka, asked for it saying it would be safe with him. Shortly thereafter, Prasena, the brother of Satrajit went out hunting wearing the jewel but was killed by a lion. Jambavan, known for his role in the Ramayana, killed the lion and gave the jewel to his daughter Jambavati. When Prasena did not return, Satrajit falsely accused Krishna of killing Prasena for the sake of the jewel.
Krishna, in order to remove the stain on his reputation, set out with his men in search of the jewel and found it in Jambavan's cave, with his daughter. Jambavan attacked Krishna thinking him to be an intruder who had come to take away the jewel. They fought each other for 28 days, when Jambavan, whose whole body was terribly weakened from the incisions of Krishna's sword, finally recognised him as Rama and surrendered to the lord.
As repentance for his having fought Krishna, Jambavan gave Krishna the jewel and also his daughter Jambavati in marriage. Krishna returned the jewel to Satrajit, who in turn apologized for his false accusation. He promptly offered to give Krishna the jewel and his daughter Satyabhama, in marriage. Krishna accepted them but refused the jewel.
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ЁЯзм HEALTH CARE: HOME REMEDIESЁЯй║
( Note : These home tips followed in villages/ancient traditions, it is up to you to use it or notЁЯЩПЁЯП╗) ××××××××××××××××××××××××××××
GET RID OF A HEADACHE
1. Drink Water. Inadequate hydration may lead you to develop a headache.
2. Get Adequate Sleep
3. Head Massage may be able to reduce chronic pain as well as ease muscle tension that causes headaches.
4. If ,you have a migraine, place a cold pack on your forehead. Ice cubes wrapped in a towel, a bag of frozen peas, or even a cold shower may lessen the pain.
5. Tension-related headaches can sometimes be relieved with regular breathing exercises that help focus your mind and ease your muscles.
6. The warmth and comfort of a steaming cup of herbal tea makes it an excellent way to wind down at night
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*Regards*
*CH N╬▒╩Л╥╜╥╜╔│ K╧Е╔▒╬▒╔╛..*.✒️
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рм╕ାрмзାрм░рмг рмЬ୍рмЮାрми (GK) 2021 рмХୁрмЗрмЬ୍ |
August 18, 2021
рмк୍рм░рм╢୍рми 1. рмнାрм░рмдрм░ рм╕рм░୍рмм рмкୁрм░ାрмдрми рмоିрм│ିрмд рм╖୍рмЯрмХ୍ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмХ’рмг?
рмЙрмд୍рмдрм░ - рмЖрм╣୍рм▓ାрммାрмж рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ (рмПрмк୍рм░ିрм▓ 24, 1865)
рмк୍рм░рм╢୍рми 2. рм╕୍рн▒ାрмзୀрмирмдା рм╕ଂрмЧ୍рм░ାрмоୀ рмбрмХ୍рмЯрм░ рмнୋрмЧрм░ାрмЬୁ рмкрмЯ୍рмЯାрммୀ рм╕ୀрмдାрм░ାрморнЯрмЩ୍рмХ рмж୍рн▒ାрм░ା рмХେрмЙଁ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмк୍рм░рмдିрм╖୍рмаା рм╣ୋрмЗрмЫି?
рмЙрмд୍рмдрм░ - рмЖрми୍рмз୍рм░ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ (рмирмнେрмо୍рммрм░ 28, 1923)
рмк୍рм░рм╢୍рми 3. рммିрмжେрм╢рм░େ рм╢ାрмЦା рмЦୋрм▓ିрммାрм░େ рмнାрм░рмдрм░ рмк୍рм░рмермо рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмХେрмЙଁ?
рмЙрмд୍рмдрм░ - рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмЕрмл୍ рмЗрмг୍рмбିрмЖ, рм▓рмг୍рмбрми, (1946)
Q4। рмк୍рм░рмермо рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмпାрм╣ାрм░ рм╢ାрмЦା ISO 9002 рм╕ାрм░୍рмЯିрмлିрмХେрмЯ୍ рмкାрмЗрмЫି?
рмЙрмд୍рмдрм░ - рмХାрмиାрм░ା рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ (рмЬୁрм▓ାрмЗ 1, 1906)
рмк୍рм░рм╢୍рми 5. 2011 рм░େ рмХେрмЙଁ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХрм░ 100 рммрм░୍рм╖ рмкୂрм░рмг рмЙрмд୍рм╕рммрм░େ рмкୋрм╖୍рмЯ рммିрмнାрмЧ рмПрмХ рм╕୍рморм░рмгୀрнЯ рмбାрмХ рм╖୍рмЯାрмо୍рмк рмЬାрм░ି рмХрм░ିрмЫି?
рмк୍рм░рм╢୍рми 6. рм▓ାрм▓ା рм▓рмЬрмкрмд рм░ାрнЯрмЩ୍рмХ рмЙрмж୍рнЯрморм░େ рмХେрмЙଁ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмЧрмарми рм╣ୋрмЗрмЫି?
рмЙрмд୍рмдрм░ - рмкрмЮ୍рмЬାрмм рми୍рнЯାрм╕рмиାрм▓ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ (рмоେ 19, 1894)
рмк୍рм░рм╢୍рми 7. рмжୁрмЗрмЯି рмЬାрмдୀрнЯрмХрм░рмг рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХрм░ рмоିрм╢୍рм░рмгрм░ рмПрмХрмоାрмд୍рм░ рмЙрмжାрм╣рм░рмг рм╣େрмЙрмЫି?
рмЙрмд୍рмдрм░ - рмкрмЮ୍рмЬାрмм рми୍рнЯାрм╕рмиାрм▓ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмПрммଂ рми୍рнЯୁ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмЕрмл୍ рмЗрмг୍рмбିрмЖ |
рмк୍рм░рм╢୍рми 8. 1919 рморм╕ିрм╣ାрм░େ рморм╣ାрмд୍рмоା рмЧାрми୍рмзୀрмЩ୍рмХ рмж୍рм╡ାрм░ା рмХେрмЙଁ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмЙрмж୍рмШାрмЯିрмд рм╣ୋрмЗрмеିрм▓ା?
рмЙрмд୍рмдрм░ - рнЯୁрмиିрмЕрми୍ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмЕрмл୍ рмЗрмг୍рмбିрмЖ (рмирмнେрмо୍рммрм░ 11, 1919)
рмк୍рм░рм╢୍рми 9. рмЬାрмдୀрнЯрмХрм░рмг рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХрмЧୁрмбିрмХ рмормз୍рнЯрм░େ рм╕рммୁрмаାрм░ୁ рммрмб рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ рмХେрмЙଁ?
рмЙрмд୍рмдрм░ - рмкрмЮ୍рмЬାрмм рми୍рнЯାрм╕рмиାрм▓ рмм୍рнЯାрмЩ୍рмХ (рмоେ 19, 1894)
рмк୍рм░рм╢୍рми 10. рмПрмЯିрмПрморм░ рм╕рмо୍рмкୂрм░୍рмг୍рмг рммିрм╕୍рмдାрм░ рмиାрмо рмХ’рмг?
рмЙрмд୍рмдрм░ - рм╕୍рн▒рнЯଂрмЪାрм│ିрмд рмЯେрм▓рм░୍ рмоେрм╕ିрми୍ |
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