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INDIA-BANGLADESH RIVER TRANSPORT PROJECTS ARE FACING PROBLEMS

BOTH GOVERNMENTS HAVE TO TAKE IMMEDIATE STEPS TO DEAL THE ISSUES
Ashis Biswas - 2022-03-04 10:40
India and Bangladesh have profitably introduced bilateral waterways trafficking of goods/cargo in an effort to better integrate their economies some time ago. However, both countries going forward have learnt that future growth may be negatively impacted by natural factors beyond their control.

BIZARRE ’KILL PUTIN’ HASHTAG IN SOCIAL MEDIA STEAMROLLING FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

RABID RIGHTISTS ARE HAVING A FIELD DAY DURING THE ONGOING RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR
Sushil Kutty - 2022-03-04 10:37
The ‘cancel culture’ that saw Trump’s courtiers crushed underfoot for supporting the former President, and for refusing to state emphatically that the "election was not stolen”, has now transferred to crushing everybody who will not join the “Kill Putin” circus which has been in town for the last nine days and will not be going away anytime soon.

RISING UNEMPLOYMENT IS BEING IGNORED BY THE MODI GOVT

FEBRUARY DATA EXPOSES THE COMPLACENCY OF THE CENTRE
Dr. Gyan Pathak - 2022-03-04 10:33
February 2022 data on unemployment is even more frustrating amidst the Modi government’s claim that the employment opportunities are on the rise in India. Unemployment rate actually rose to 8.1 per cent from 6.57 per cent in January showing worsening the condition by 1.53 per cent just in a month. Rural unemployment rose more sharply by 2.51 per cent in a month to 8.35 per cent in February as against 5.84 per cent in January, while urban unemployment situation improved a little by 0.61 per cent and ended at 7.55 per cent, still higher than 7.27 per cent a year ago in March 2021. The CMIE data shows that the unemployment rate for February 2022 was worst in the last six months when it was 6.86 per cent in September 2021.
SPORTS

AMIT KHATRI TO FACE CHINESE TRIO IN WORLD RACE WALKING EVENT

Harpal Singh Bedi - 2022-03-03 17:34
New Delhi: 10000m Race Walk silver medallist in the World Athletics U20 Championships Amit Khatri, lines up against familiar and unfamiliar opponents at the start of the U20 men’s 10km event on Friday in the World Athletics Race Walking Team Championships in Muscat, (Oman) here.
SPORTS

PRANAVI TAKES LEAD, HITAASHEE SLIPS TO SECOND IN 4TH LEG OF HERO WPGT

Harpal Singh Bedi - 2022-03-03 14:40
Aamby Valley, Maharashtra: Pranavi Urs carded 72 and that was enough for her to take the second round lead as overnight leader Hitaashee slipped to second place in the 4th leg of Hero WPGT here on Thursday.
SPORTS

HOME COURTS AND DRAW GIVE INDIA ADVANTAGE OVER DENMARK IN DAVIS CUP

Harpal Singh Bedi - 2022-03-03 14:34
New Delhi: India will like to convert home conditions and favourable draw when they take on Denmark in their Davis Cup World Group Playoff 1 tie at the Delhi Gymkhana Club (DGC) starting Friday.

LOUD MUSIC CAN’T QUANTIFY HAPPINESS, RATHER INDUCE HEARING LOSS

2.5 BILLION PEOPLE TO SUFFER BY 2030, HALF OF THEM PREVENTABLE
Dr. Gyan Pathak - 2022-03-03 11:26
Whenever a person becomes happy, one resorts to loud music, not only for hearing oneself, but for all living in the surroundings, so that people should also come to know about the happiness. Happiness cannot be quantified, but majority among us try to accomplish the impossible task, as if they believe – louder the sound and explosion, greater the happiness. It is a commonplace scene in India, and in several parts of the world that has put over one billion youngsters aged 12 to 35 under risk of developing deafness.

‘LABARTHI’ IS THE MOST TALKED ISSUE DURING POLL CAMPAIGN IN UTTAR PRADESH

YOGI ADITYANATH IS BANKING HEAVILY ON IT FOR RETAINING POWER IN THE STATE
Sushil Kutty - 2022-03-03 11:22
In this age of Social Media, there are dime-a- dozen political analysts. From age 20 to age 60 and beyond. Many of these pundits base their political predictions on caste arithmetic. There is also the analyst who argues using the communal factor. Stacked against these two is a third kind, the one who banks his predictions on the so-called “labarthi-factor.”

INDIAN STUDENT’S KILLING IN UKRAINE IS A WAKE-UP CALL TO REVIEW MEDICAL ADMISSION POLICY

RESERVATION AND HIGH CAPITATION FEES ARE HURTING POOR MERITORIOUS STUDENTS
K R Sudhaman - 2022-03-03 11:19
The killing of an Indian Student Naveen Shekharappa in a Russian shelling in Kharkiv in Ukraine recently is a wake-up call to the country’s rampant and unending caste-based and communal-based politics that is ruining the educational system. It is time for the nation as a whole to have a relook at the reservation, which is more of an appeasement of backward communities rather than being genuinely trying for their uplift.