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The Indian Meteorological Department has issued warnings of heavy rain !

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Heavy rainfall wreaks havoc in several parts of India Several states across India, including Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Kerala, have been affected by heavy rainfall, resulting in severe flooding, landslides, and disruption of daily life. The heavy downpour has caused rivers to overflow and roads to become submerged, disrupting traffic and transportation. In Maharashtra , the worst-hit state, at least 76 people have lost their lives due to the rain and flooding. Mumbai, the capital city, has been hit particularly hard, with several low-lying neighborhoods facing waterlogging and power outages. In Karnataka , rescue operations are underway in the coastal districts of Uttara Kannada and Dakshina Kannada , which have been hit hard by the rains. Landslides have also been reported in several parts of the state, blocking roads and hampering relief efforts. In Kerala, heavy rains have caused landslides in the hilly district of Idukki, resulting in several deaths and damage to pro...
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Past Cyclone Disaster

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In May 2021, India was hit by a powerful cyclone named Cyclone Yaas . The cyclone made landfall on the eastern coast of India, affecting the states of West Bengal and Odisha. The cyclone brought heavy rainfall, strong winds, and storm surges, causing widespread damage and displacement. According to reports, at least two people were killed, and several others were injured due to the cyclone. Thousands of people were evacuated from their homes in low-lying areas to safer places ahead of the cyclone's landfall to prevent casualties. The cyclone caused extensive damage to the infrastructure, including roads, buildings, and power lines. Many trees were uprooted, and houses were damaged due to the strong winds. The heavy rainfall caused flooding in many areas, leading to waterlogging and disruption of normal life. The Indian government, along with the local authorities, launched a massive relief and rescue operation to help the affected people. Rescue teams were deployed to t...
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E-learning Software Edukit

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The whole world is closed because of Covid19, but if we want, no one can stop us from Learning. We are living in the 21st century we all have internet so if we want anything, we can study at home with the help of e-learning. E-learning platform is the biggest platform in the world. With the help of e-learning, we can learn anything simply at home. If we ever talk about fighting, a name always comes up in it And that Edukit.It works well, a lot of people have supported it in Google. Edukit is a medium with which students are able to learn everything. Teachers are able to tell them everything. we should thank the Edukit for that.  Edukit lets you create a website & Application that makes your work easier eg. Admission Modules, Enquiry Modules, Id Card, Fee & Scheduling Question Bank, Test Series, Etc.  For More Information Click Here https://edukitapp.com/
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Valentine's Day

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What Is Valentine's Day  Valentine's DAY 14 FEBRUARY What is Valentine's Day? St Valentine's Day is an annual festival to celebrate romantic love, friendship and admiration. Every year on 14 February people celebrate this day by sending messages of love and affection to partners, family and friends. Couples  send Valentine's Day cards and flowers  and spend special time together to honour their love for each other. The Early History of Valentine's Day Valentine's Day is named after  Saint Valentine , a Catholic priest who lived in Rome in the 3rd Century. There are many stories about St Valentine and over time these stories grew into the legend we know today. At the time of Valentine's life, many Romans were converting to Christianity, but the Emperor Claudius II was a pagan and created strict laws about what Christians were allowed to do. Claudius believed that Roman soldiers should be completely devoted to Rome and therefore ...
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Shaheen Bagh Firing

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Who is the Man behind Firing in Shaheen Bagh The man, identified as Kapil Gujjar. He is a resident of Delhi's Dallupura area. Gujjar said.  "  Yeh lo azaadi  "  &  " Humare desh mein sirf Hinduon ki chalegi "  He Said his actions were a revenge for 'Chandan', referring to the killing of Abhishek Gupta in clashes on Republic Day in Uttar Pradesh's Kasganj in 2018. The incident which occurred at around 4:53 pm.  The student who was shot at has been identified as Shadab Farooq and was seen being taken away, as he walked with his left hand in blood. He has been taken to the trauma centre of the All India Institute Of Medical Sciences (AIIMS).
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Who Is Sharjeel Imam ?

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Who Is Sharjeel Imam and Why He Is Charge With Sedition . A short clip from an over 40-minute-long speech by Sharjeel Imam. According to Sharjeel Imam “...if we can organise five lakh people, we will be able to permanently cut off Assam from India. If not permanently, then at least for a month or two... Create ruckus on railway tracks and roads so that it takes them (the government) at least a month to clear things on the ground. It is our responsibility to isolate Assam. They (government) will hear us only if we cut off Assam and India.”  Education of Sharjeel imam Sharjeel is a Ph.D. student at Jawaharlal Nehru University’s Centre for Historical studies. he is an alumnus of IIT-Bombay, from where he completed his B.Tech and M.Tech in Computer Science. He also did his M.A. in Modern History and M.Phil in Modern Indian History from JNU. Sharjeel has frequently switched between studies and jobs. At present, he is pursuing Ph.D. in Modern Indian History from JNU. Ch...
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Why India Against CAB NRC NPR ?

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Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019: What is it and why is it seen as a problem. The act seeks to amend the definition of illegal immigrants for Hindu, Sikh, Parsi, Buddhist and Christian immigrants from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh, who have lived in India without documentation. Protests have broken out across India, a few of them violent, against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act 2019. The Act seeks to amend the definition of illegal immigrant for Hindu, Sikh, Parsi, Buddhist and Christian immigrants from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh, who have lived in India without documentation. They will be granted fast track Indian citizenship in six years. So far 12 years of residence has been the standard eligibility requirement for naturalisation. At the first hearing on petitions challenging the CAA, the Supreme Court declined to stay the contentious law but asked the Centre to file its reply against the petitions that say it violates the Constitution. The petitioners say ...
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