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31/05/2023

An Australian man was diving at an exclusive resort in Queensland when he was attacked by a saltwater crocodile but somehow managed to save his life.

Survivor Marcus McGowan, 51, has described how he managed to pull his head out of the crocodile's jaws but was also injured in the struggle.

After the incident, he was airlifted to a nearby island hospital and later flown to Cairns for further treatment.

Crocodile attacks are rare in Australia, but there have been several similar incidents in recent months.

McGowan said he was in the water with a group of people about 28km off Haggerstone Island near Cape York when he was attacked from behind and felt bitten.

He said in a statement, "At first I thought it was a shark, but when I reached the top, I realized it was a crocodile." I managed to pry his jaw open enough to get my head out.'

The crocodile is said to be young but Govin said it attacked them again but they were able to push it away. However, this time the baby crocodile bit his hand.

Queensland's Department of Environment says it will investigate the incident, but "finding crocodiles in the open sea can be difficult as these animals often travel tens of kilometers per day."

Crocodiles are common in Australia's northern region but have seen attacks there in recent months.

In February this year, rangers shot a 4.2-metre-long crocodile after it attacked a man.

Earlier this month, the remains of 65-year-old fisherman Kevin Darmody were found inside a 4.1m crocodile on the Kennedy River.

It was the 13th fatal crocodile attack in Queensland since records of crocodile attacks began in 1985.

Ever since crocodile hunting was banned in the state in 1974, the population of crocodiles in the state has increased from around 5,000 to around 30,000.

31/05/2023

If the situation continues like this, it seems that middle class people like me will come to the streets. In one year my monthly income has reduced from three lakh rupees to less than one lakh rupees. Earlier, I used to help my brothers financially, but now it is becoming a problem to meet the expenses of my family.

Muneer Ahmed Kaharu, a resident of Karachi, while talking to the BBC about the problems of the decreasing per capita income of the common people in the country, said that he used to help the younger brothers from time to time, but now instead of helping someone financially, he himself. Struggling for my financial expenses.'

Muneer Ahmed runs a limited scale business in Sher Shah area of Karachi. Their job is buying and selling plastic granules.

A year and a half ago he had expanded the business a little and set up a small plant due to the good profit he was getting in the business.

Munir Ahmed says that a year and a half ago, his business was doing well and other people in his field were also doing well. Although there were a few problems, the business was still thriving. The income also used to be three and a half three lakh rupees, from which savings were also made along with meeting the expenses.

Ramsha Minhas, an associate manager at a private firm in Karachi, is also concerned these days due to the decline in income. His salary was 70 thousand rupees a year ago. He took a break from his job and when he resumed his job, his salary was fixed at Rs 50,000.

According to Ramsha, there is currently a high rate of inflation in the country due to which the salary of a year ago is very low and when the salary is reduced, then meeting the financial expenses is no less than climbing a mountain.

31/05/2023

A list of the world's most peaceful countries can be helpful for those looking to relocate, but when you have children to consider, just average salary and economic stability are not enough.

You'll likely want to know what the local policies are for children's health, happiness, educational standards, and even the family.

You might also want to see which countries are greener and which countries have more children's playgrounds.

UNICEF prepares a 'report card' of child well-being by looking at these factors.

Importantly, this list looks at the wealthiest countries, while refugee families may not be equally interested in all of its data, but the information does show which countries in the world are the best places to raise children. are best for

Japan
Estonia
Spain
Finland
The Netherlands

29/05/2023

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated India's new Parliament building on Sunday morning amid a boycott by the opposition.

During the inauguration ceremony, some verses of Surat-ur-Rehman of the Quran were also recited, which is being mentioned especially on the social media of Pakistan and India.

On this occasion, the Prime Minister of India was present along with his cabinet members and was quietly listening to the discourses of all religions.

While many Indian users are presenting it as an argument for India's strong democracy, many people criticized Narendra Modi and wrote that on one hand he is praying for all religions and on the other hand Hindu Rashtra. Paving the way for

A user named Sukarti Chakraborty shared a video of the recitation of Surah Rehman and wrote, "This is our new India." He added that "Narendra Modi and other leaders recited Surah Rehman of the Quran on the occasion of the inauguration of the new Parliament of India." are listening Stop spreading hate. Respect every religion.

While inaugurating the new Parliament House, Prime Minister Modi had said that today is an auspicious occasion. The country is celebrating 75 years of independence. Prayers of all religious sects have been organized in the premises of the Parliament House this morning.

I congratulate all my compatriots on this occasion. It is not just a building, it is a reflection of the aspirations of 140 crore Indian citizens. This is the temple of our democracy.

While Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi had earlier said regarding the inauguration program of the new Parliament House that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is considering the inauguration of this building as his 'Tajposhi' (ceremony).

29/05/2023

Laos was a neutral country but in the Vietnam War, the country suffered a lot of destruction.

Portia Stratton is director of the Mines Advisory Group in Laos. "Laos was bombed the most in the history of the world," she says. Her organization finds and destroys landmines, bombs and other such materials.

Speaking to the BBC, he said that from 1964 to 1973, nearly 2 million tons of munitions were dropped on Laos in nearly 600,000 bombing missions, which, if calculated, means that every 24 hours for nine years. Every eight minutes a plane would drop a bomb.

Among them were cluster bombs, 30 percent of which failed to explode.

America was the country that bombed on such a large scale. Because of the 2,000 km long border with Vietnam, it was impossible for Laos to stay away from the Vietnam conflict.

Another reason for this was that the supply route of the anti-American South Vietnamese fighters passed through Laos.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the US withdrawal from Vietnam. It has been 50 years since the end of the bombing of Laos, but the country still has a large number of unexploded bombs.

29/05/2023

You may have heard and are interested in the records of fastest running, fastest swimming, formula race etc. but you have hardly heard about the fastest voting.

Local elections in a village in Spain last weekend saw a case of rapid voting, with the entire village voting in less than 30 seconds.

Seven registered voters in Villaroya, a small village in La Rioja province, broke their own record. His previous record was to cast his vote in 32 seconds.

The current mayor, Salvador Perez, has held the position since 1973. "I don't know if I will get all seven votes or not, but it is almost certain that I will," he told Spanish media.

Mayor Perez said the residents of Villarreal were "very well trained" and were ready to cast their votes as polls opened this morning.

After just 29 seconds and then 52nds of a second, voting was completed in Villarreal, becoming the first seat in Spain to complete voting.

Mr. Pérez admitted that the people of the village were probably competing with Ilan de Vicas, a village in Castilla La Mancha, which has only three registered voters.

It should be noted that Spain's local elections are being seen as a test run for parliamentary elections later this year.

29/05/2023

The head of Turkey's Supreme Election Council (YSK) has confirmed that Recep Tayyip Erdogan has won the presidential election and has now been re-elected as the president of Turkey.

YS Chairman Ahmet Yenir officially announced the results of the election and said that Erdoğan has won 52.16% of the votes and has been elected as the President. This is a total of 2 crore 77 lakh votes.

He said that even if all the remaining votes that have not been cast in the system go to one candidate, there will be no difference in the final results.

He said that after opening 99.43 percent of the ballot boxes, Erdoğan's opponent, Kulçdaroğlu, got 47.86 percent of the votes.

After the victory, President Erdoğan arrived in the capital Ankara, where he addressed his supporters gathered outside the presidential palace. He began his speech with a Turkish song and then said, "We love Turkey very much."

At the beginning of his speech, Erdogan claimed that there were 320,000 of his supporters outside the presidential palace. Addressing the people, he said that you have given us this responsibility again. Together we will make it the century of Turkey.

Tayyip Erdoğan announced his victory a few hours ago, and world leaders have since congratulated him on his election as president.

His party has been in power for the past 21 years, he was elected Prime Minister of Turkey in 2003 and President of the country in 2014. Thus, his reign has entered the third decade.

This year, Turkey is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the modern Republic of Turkey. Speaking from the presidential palace, Erdogan said that in one of the most important elections in Turkish history, you chose the century of Turkey. This is the time to unite and come together. Now is the time to act.

"Our primary responsibility is to rehabilitate the cities that were destroyed in the February 6 earthquake and to help people get better lives."

He also reiterated to reduce inflation during his speech.

Targeting the opposition party, he said that they won 146 seats in 2018 but won 169 in 2023 because they formed alliances with other parties, "it doesn't mean they got stronger."

Erdogan reminded that on Monday it will be 570 years since Ottoman Empire conquered Istanbul.

It was a turning point in our history that ended a century and started a new chapter. I hope this election is a similar turning point.

28/05/2023

The weather at Shontar Pass was very bad. It was raining and snowing. We tried to make a way for mules to pass, but it could not be done.

Muhammad Sulaiman, the head of the caravan of nomads who were victims of an avalanche accident in Astur district of Gilgit-Baltistan, says that he decided to take 20 men, women and children from his caravan along with livestock. I will go ahead while some people will stop with the mules and after the arrival of the caravan coming from behind, they will join them and make way for the mules.'

According to rescue officials, eight people, including a four-year-old child, have died and many others have been injured in this accident due to an avalanche.

Muhammad Sulaiman says that his two cousins, Abdul Hameed and Muhammad Shabeer, were killed in the accident. Muhammad Shabbir was unmarried while Abdul Hameed died along with his son and wife Pari Bibi.

Muhammad Sulaiman said that 'whenever we nomadic people go on a journey, we stay in Rawat on our return where half of our family is waiting. Marriages are arranged before every trip and Muhammad Shabbir's marriage was also arranged on his return.

Muhammad Sulaiman said that we were all close relatives. My four-year-old cousin also died. Four women, two children and two adults have died.

28/05/2023

America needs 1 million electricians to meet its environmental goals. But if the challenges faced by women in this sector are addressed, this problem can be easily tackled.

From childhood, Cora Sexton had a passion for making things like forts, wood carvings. Hence, becoming an electrician at the age of 49 suited his personality.

"I love solving firsts and it's nice to see the results of physical labor at the end of the day," she says.

Despite working in a male-dominated field, her same personality made it easier for her to deal with many problems.

"It's the little things, like people walking past you looking for the boss," she says, even though they are the boss. Colleagues taking tools from their hands.

Sexton now works at Grid Alternatives in California and believes she had better conditions than other women in the industry. They have heard horror stories of women having threatening messages left in their luggage or their tools being stolen.

Electrical workers in America are mostly men. According to official figures, only two percent of electricians are women. However, the sector is facing a severe shortage of workers as America is now working on running vehicles and buildings on electricity instead of fossil fuels.

According to Rewiring America, the U.S. needs 1 million electricians to install solar panels, build electric vehicle charging stations and heat pumps by 2035 as part of its carbon-free electricity plan.

Author and journalist Bill McKibben said in an interview with the New York Times, "If you know a young person who wants to help the world and make a living, tell them to become an electrician."

Bringing more women into the sector will fill a critical gap, but also reduce the gender pay gap.

According to data from the Bureau of Labor, the annual salary of an electrician in the United States in 2021 was more than $60,000, while the salary for all other fields was around $45,000. Electricians earn even more.

Sam Kailash is head of research at Rewiring America. He says that in the coming decade, 80,000 jobs will be created annually to replace electricians who retire or move to other fields. And this is before the act under which the demand for electricians will increase under the plan of US President Joe Biden.

It should be noted that under the Inflation Reduction Act, plans have been made to promote electric vehicles and move homes to electricity in the United States.

Experts say that there is not much investment in technical schools and such a culture because a four-year university degree is considered the key to success and so electricians are not in demand.

Ellie Perez is a plumber and founder of Texas Women in Trade. Perez, who has an eight-year-old daughter, founded the company in 2013. She wanted more women to have access to well-paying jobs.

"We don't tell many stories of women working in fields who are also mothers, daughters, friends and supporting their families financially," she says.

However, according to experts, incidents of harassment, union attitudes and lack of child care facilities are barriers to greater participation of women.

28/05/2023

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the new parliament building on Sunday amid a boycott by 20 opposition parties and tight security.

On this occasion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accepted the Sengol from the Adhinam Mutt in Tamil Nadu and installed it in the new building.

Home Minister Amit Shah claims that India's first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, was accepted by Tamil priests on August 14, 1947.

Amit Shah also says that Nehru accepted it as a symbol of the transfer of government. But historians say there is no such record and they think Nehru may not have accepted it as a sign of the transition of government.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted after the inauguration that 'Our hearts and minds were filled with pride, hope and promise as the new Parliament building of India was inaugurated. May this magnificent edifice become a cradle of empowerment, illuminate dreams and nurture them. It should take our great nation to new heights of development.'

It should be noted that the new parliament building has been a source of controversy from the start as it is part of the wider Central Vista project and has been described as wasteful by the opposition.

28/05/2023

Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman, the head of the Haq Du Tehreek of Gwadar, has once again called for a "peaceful and democratic" resistance after being granted bail recently. Explaining the reason for this resistance, he has said that this is one way to get our rights. Then of course we have to arrest him again.

Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman of Haq Du Tehreek was arrested in January this year from a court in Gwadar for interference in government and other criminal cases. While his recent bail has made his workers happy, it has also raised many questions.

The bail of Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman has been granted at a time when arrests of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf workers are going on across the country, while PTI Chairman Imran Khan himself has been granted bail in various cases one after the other.

The cases in which Imran Khan got bail from the higher courts include cases of sedition or mutiny against Pakistan's forces and allegations against the army.

On the other hand, Maulana Hidayat-ur-Rehman appeared before the court in January to be arrested in 17 cases against him when he was arrested shortly after giving an interview to the BBC.

After his arrest, his party and workers feared that his bail would hardly be possible. And even if it does, it will take a long time.

While talking to BBC Urdu in Gwadar, Maulana Hidayat himself also confessed and claimed that "fake cases were filed against me." The plan was to keep me locked up because there is no solid case.

"Now whether they keep me locked up until the election or after the election, it depends on the institutions."

27/05/2023

"I realized that the life ahead of me was more important to me."

It was said that Shireen Shahana, who appears to the world to be a wheelchair-bound and ambulatory girl, has set an example for many by cracking the Indian Civil Services Examinations.

It is one of the toughest competitive exams not only in India but worldwide with a pass rate of just 0.2%.

Shireen Shahana's parents worked as daily wage workers and were married to a man who abused her. Education was the only way out of these situations.

But the day after her Masters exam in 2017, she accidentally fell off her roof. This left her almost completely paralyzed. According to the newspaper Express News, her sister Amina says that after the death of her father, there was an accident (with Shireen). His memory was also weakened by the fall.

His hand was unable to hold a pen. In such a case, clearing civil service exam seems like a dream.

He was completely bedridden for a year and a half. After that, her health improved so much that she was able to use a wheelchair.

But even then, he did not lose sight of his destination and cleared the Junior Research Fellowship (NCT-JRF) exam, which is required for a person who wants to teach at the college level in India.

He told the newspaper Indian Express that after the accident, he learned to accept himself and his life.

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