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12/12/2025

A lot of journalists or let me put it that way, people trying to practice content writing as journalism are having a hard time trying to differentiate between, academicians, historians, teachers and A film director, whose job is tell stories with the help of screenwriters, actors, producer, technicians and 1500+ more crew that can entertain audience. That’s film business, a lot of people can be seem affected by job market in India, since they are jobless they have to get themselves a task. They met Dhurandhar by and burdened cinema and him for educating, preaching or teaching society. Which is not his job, and such demands are unfair, because his only being paid for the tickets and not teaching the audience. Expectation of a director is: Watch it, talk about it, but don’t make a fuss about it.
To content creating journalists I would say, If your claim is it’s not a movie, but propaganda. So is you them.

14/01/2025

Story telling is not sufficient anymore in the Content world.🦄

In recent years, short-form video content has seen explosive growth, reshaping the landscape of digital media consumption. Platforms such as TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts have become central to how audiences engage with creators. This article delves into the current industry trends...

13/01/2025

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26/12/2024

The Former PM and Economist who called out the demonetisation 'monumental disaster' is no more. One of the few people who asked the right question.

India has lost one of its most transformative leaders. Dr. Manmohan Singh, former Prime Minister and the architect of the nation’s economic liberalization, passed away today at the age of [insert age]. A man of profound intellect and quiet resolve, Singh’s contributions as an economist a...

12/11/2024

A comprehensive Guide for Businesses on CyberSecurity.

In today's digital era, where businesses rely heavily on technology and data, cybersecurity and data protection have become paramount concerns. In India, evolving regulations are aimed at ensuring that businesses not only protect sensitive data but also adhere to legal frameworks that govern dat...

23/08/2024

Supreme Court Quashes CBI Case against coal company, Criticizes Reliance on Incomplete CAG Report

The Supreme Court recently quashed criminal proceedings against Karnataka EMTA Coal Mines Ltd., criticizing both the CBI and the basis of their investigation. The CBI had launched a case against the company, largely relying on a report from the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG). However, the...

01/06/2024

Read more about the up cpoming events this June 5th

BY SANGHAMITRA GOGOI Introduction Hold onto your hats and water your plants, folks! The United Nations has declared 2024 the year of land restoration, and the spotlight is on the valiant fight against desertification and the quest for drought resilience. As the world grapples with climate ...

05/05/2024

The Indian Railways' recent initiative to provide 500 ml of packaged drinking water (PDW) with an optional free refill on Vande Bharat trains has sparked debate. While the aim of curbing water wastage is commendable, concerns regarding plastic waste generation and adequacy for passenger hydration have emerged.
The decision to replace 1-liter bottles with smaller ones addresses the issue of partially consumed water being discarded. However, environmentalists highlight the potential surge in plastic waste. A shift towards refillable water bottles or onboard water dispensers could offer a more sustainable solution.
Furthermore, medical recommendations suggest adults require around 2 liters of water daily, depending on climate and activity levels. Limiting access to 1 liter, even with a refill, might leave passengers dehydrated, particularly on longer journeys.
India's current water situation necessitates resource management strategies. Over two-thirds of districts are water-stressed, underlining the need for a comprehensive approach.
The Railways' initiative demonstrates a commitment to water conservation. However, a refined policy that balances environmental concerns with passenger well-being is necessary. Exploring alternatives to single-use plastic and potentially adjusting the initial water allotment, while promoting responsible water consumption practices, could offer a more effective solution.

05/05/2024

The Indian Railways' recent initiative to provide 500 ml of packaged drinking water (PDW) with an optional free refill on Vande Bharat trains has sparked debate. While the aim of curbing water wastage is commendable, concerns regarding plastic waste generation and adequacy for passenger hydration have emerged.

The decision to replace 1-liter bottles with smaller ones addresses the issue of partially consumed water being discarded. However, environmentalists highlight the potential surge in plastic waste. A shift towards refillable water bottles or onboard water dispensers could offer a more sustainable solution.

Furthermore, medical recommendations suggest adults require around 2 liters of water daily, depending on climate and activity levels. Limiting access to 1 liter, even with a refill, might leave passengers dehydrated, particularly on longer journeys.

India's current water situation necessitates resource management strategies. Over two-thirds of districts are water-stressed, underlining the need for a comprehensive approach.

The Railways' initiative demonstrates a commitment to water conservation. However, a refined policy that balances environmental concerns with passenger well-being is necessary. Exploring alternatives to single-use plastic and potentially adjusting the initial water allotment, while promoting responsible water consumption practices, could offer a more effective solution.

19/04/2024

Who is the Opposition’s PM Candidate? Naveen Jindal Asserts No Match for Narendra Modi

Naveen Jindal, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate from Kurukshetra, engaged in a series of public meetings in Radaur today, resonating the virtues of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi's assurances. Addressing the local populace, Jindal posed a question:

09/03/2023

A sight of dust, ash and color post holi.
The moment we raise a question or concerns about the precautions about safe environment & health for everyone.

This is causing serious breathing issues to the visitors of the temple in

People get sentimental that the press is sensitive only towards culture or

Well I thought to put it out with the post that, “This is a subject of concern as these images speaks for itself. Understand the line between religion and environment.”
With all due respect Hinduism suggests and prays the environment before gods.

Celebration with responsibility would be a pretty sight.

Let be

02/01/2023

Awakening, questionable and moment of realisation dividing region based on language. It was always a subject of debate at least during the partition in 1947 surely, but in 2023 ? Even after the end of the era of slavery, division based on language, culture and region today? This clearly shows the mental of the state and Nation.

The shocking view that we learned in in the shuttles of metro was stickers covering up the language printed in the metro by default (Hindi). There were two more languages English and Kannada open for the commuters to read.

But why one of the languages covered up when there were three languages printed by default.

Questions/ Concerns after this: Stickers used to cover up the language comes at an added cost of stickers and labour (which I am sure the government doesn’t care about.)

If the metro was planned to only have two languages by default. Why was there in the first place.
This points out, The metro was supposed to have three languages approved by seller and buyer, which was further modified after the delivery of the metro shuttle.

Or there is someone who really doesn’t like Hindi is putting up stickers on Hindi.

Questions remains, metro runs!
Enjoy the “Happy new year”