WORLD TRIBAL DAY
PM Modi addresses 'Mann Ki Baat' for the first time in new term. Here are the key highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 111th episode of 'Mann Ki Baat', marking his first in the new term. He highlighted the continuity of the program despite a brief hiatus, emphasising the ongoing positive impact of citizen-driven initiatives across India. PM Modi also expressed gratitude for the public's reaffirmation of faith in the Constitution and democratic processes during the historic 2024 Lok Sabha elections, where a record 650 million people participated.
Congress committed scams in all three worlds: J P Nadda
BJP President JP Nadda criticized Congress for various scams and corruption allegations during an election rally in Rampur. He accused opposition leaders of being involved in scams and emphasized PM Modi's anti-corruption stance. Nadda highlighted developmental initiatives in Rampur and the progress under BJP rule. Uttar Pradesh's transformation was also discussed.
Neglect brews Nota in coffee land: Araku emerges as highland for choosing ‘no candidate’
Araku Valley, known for its premium coffee, faces deep-rooted discontent among tribal farmers due to neglected basic needs and infrastructure. Despite high Nota votes, the region continues to struggle with improving living conditions and addressing voter dissatisfaction.
'Nation forgot Manipur':Traders at world's only women-run market question poll relevance amid unrest
Questioning the relevance of the electoral process amidst the ongoing turmoil, the women traders from various market associations, are contemplating a boycott of the polls with their major grievance being -- "the nation forgot Manipur".
Let us create on India and create for world: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi urges content creators to share stories on India's culture, heritage, and traditions with the world. He presents the National Creators' Awards and guarantees to preside over a program on the next Shivratri.
India is one of the fastest-growing major economies in world: PM Modi
Stressing the importance of making India a developed nation by 2047, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that India is one of the fastest-growing major economies in the world today and highlighted the economic statistics for the latest quarter that emerged yesterday.
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Mann Ki Baat: PM Modi talks about content creators, first-time voters and women empowerment
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the extensive use of technology for wildlife conservation across India during his monthly 'Mann Ki Baat' broadcast. He mentioned goat rearing in Kalahandi, Odisha, as a means of improving livelihoods, and highlighted how tribal families near the Melghat Tiger Reserve have turned their homes into homestays for additional income.
From remote tribal areas to flooded cities, Indonesians go to polls
Tens of millions of Indonesians participated in one of the world's largest one-day elections, with makeshift bamboo polling stations in remote areas and flooded streets in the capital. Despite challenges such as transportation logistics and severe weather, voters were determined to cast their ballots. A "quick count" is expected to provide preliminary national results.
Best Valentine's Day gift ideas for women to show your love
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Statue of Unity now major tourist spot due to PM Modi's vision, generated jobs for tribals: Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar inaugurated a skill centre dedicated to training local tribal youths in the hospitality sector at Ekta Nagar near the Statue of Unity in Gujarat. The centre, started by Tata Group firm IHCL, will train 120 tribal youths annually. Jaishankar has adopted four villages in the tribal-dominated Narmada district under the Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana.
View: Hop on the bus of democracy
The upcoming Indian general elections are attracting global attention due to their scale and complexities. The recent National Voters' Day highlighted the importance of democratic participation. Trends suggest that women and youth will have a significant impact on the election outcomes. First-time voters and the tribal population are also key constituencies to watch. Election managers play a crucial role in maintaining civility and ethical conduct.
From 600-year-old tribal tradition to Ram Lalla consecration, R-Day tableaux celebrate vibrant diversity and culture of India
President Murmu and her French counterpart Emmanuel Macron, who is the chief guest at this year's Republic Day celebration were escorted by the President's Bodyguard- 'Rashtrapati Ke Angrakshak'. Besides, nine ministeries and departments, a total of 26 tableaux from 16 states and Union Territories displayed at Kartvya Path on Republic Day. A total of 26 tableaux from 16 states and Union Territories displayed at Kartvya Path on Republic Day
Consecration of Lord Ram idol, beginning of 'Amrit Kaal' not coincidence; sign of India's rise, says Amit Shah
About the grand event in Ayodhya next month, Shah said for several years, the country was unable to reconstruct the "holy place where Lord Ram was born and was destroyed 550 years ago". Over the years, Shah said, many saints performed various kinds of penances and offered prayers for this country to awaken itself and return to its "age-old, eternal culture", but it was not happening.
Citizens should not be afraid of approaching courts: CJI Chandrachud
Chief Justice of India (CJI) D Y Chandrachud asserted on Sunday that the Supreme Court functions as a "people's court," emphasizing that citizens should not hesitate to approach the judiciary and should not perceive it as a last resort. Justice Chandrachud highlighted the pivotal role of the court system in resolving disputes and disagreements through established principles and processes.
View: The not-so-good, Ahmedabad, and the ugly India fan
The circus-tamasha that culminated in last Sunday’s World Cup final was a shame.
PM launches Rs 24,000-cr scheme for vulnerable tribal groups' welfare
Under Pradhan Mantri Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PM PVTG) Mission, basic facilities such as road and telecom connectivity, electricity, safe housing, clean drinking water and sanitation, improved access to education, health and nutrition and sustainable livelihood opportunities will be provided to PVTG habitations, which are mostly remote, scattered and inaccessible.
Centre to launch Rs 24,000 crore scheme for welfare of tribals: PM Modi
Modi said he has seen "unprecedented trust and affection" for BJP among the people of Madhya Pradesh, and added that the Congress has accepted defeat ahead of elections.
Chhattisgarh: World's longest Dussehra celebration begins in Bastar
According to the 600-year-old ritual, it is believed that the goddess 'Kachhin' grants permission to the 'Raj Parivar' of the Bastar district to celebrate Dussehra, and hence the festivities begin.
Guinness World Records 2024: India's notable achievements and more
The Guinness World Records 2024 edition features 2,638 record-breaking achievements from around the world, with over 60 of them coming from India. Notable records include Cherrapunji's extreme rainfall, a massive concrete mermaid sculpture in Thiruvananthapuram, a car journey around the world by Saloo and Neena Choudhury, and the recognition of Indian folk musician Thanga Darlong and Jyoti Amge, the shortest living woman.
Women's reservation bill has SC-ST sub-quota, signed by tribal woman President: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that the new Women Reservation Act includes reservations for scheduled caste and scheduled tribe women, providing opportunities for their participation in Parliament and the Assembly. He also highlighted the government's efforts in the education sector, including the National Education Policy's focus on education in the mother tongue for tribal students. Modi spoke about the success of the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit, which has showcased the state's decision-making and industry potential to the world. He also held a roadshow in Vadodara and addressed women workers of the BJP.
When is Roman Reigns returning to WWE SmackDown? Return date unveiled
Roman Reigns, known as The Tribal Chief, last participated in a match at SummerSlam on August 5, 2023, where he secured victory against Jey Uso in an Undisputed WWE Universal Championship bout.
Independence Day reminds us that we are part of a great community: President Murmu on eve of 77th I-Day
Apart from caste, creed, language, and region, we also have an identity associated with our family and work area. But we have one identity that is above all this, and that identity of ours is being a citizen of India, President Murmu said while addressing the nation on the eve of the 77th Independence Day on August 14.
Independence Day speech takeaways: PM Modi prescribes several mantras for future of country
During his Independence Day speech, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke of India's potential in the trifecta of demography, democracy, and diversity. He emphasized the need to fight the three evils of corruption, nepotism, and appeasement, which he stated are at the root of all the country's problems. Modi also committed to continuing to fight against corruption and ending dynastic politics in the country. He guaranteed that India will be among the top three world economies in the coming five years and stressed the importance of liberating the nation from nepotism to strengthen its democracy.
Dalits, OBCs and tribals getting due respect now; previous governments remembered them only during polls: PM Modi
The prime minister addressed a public programme at Dhana in Sagar district of Madhya Pradesh after performing 'bhoomi pujan' and laying the foundation stone for the construction of Rs 100 crore-worth temple-cum-memorial of social reformer and mystic poet Sant Ravidas at Badtuma village.
On Quit India day, we pledge to make BJP quit Delhi: Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee
Paying homage to Mahatma Gandhi on the anniversary of the Quit India movement, the chief minister said the saffron party should quit the country. "The tribals in Manipur are facing a crisis. There is none to listen to their plight. Dalits are tortured in India and the Centre is unmoved. On Quit India day, we pledge we will make BJP quit India," Banerjee said.
Religious conversion leading to dilution of tribal communities' practices: Himanta Biswa Sarma
Sarma on Sunday attended a function held at the Guwahati to distribute grants-in-aid of Rs 10 lakh each to 18 organisations working in the field of indigenous and tribal faith and culture, Rs 5 lakh each to 73 places of worship related to indigenous and tribal beliefs and an amount of Rs 2 crore to the Garchuk-based All Bathou Mahasabha.
Why young chefs, mostly women, are creating hyperlocal, highly individualistic dishes
A new generation of Indian chefs is creating a gastronomic movement focused on local ingredients and sustainability, moving away from imported ingredients such as truffles and chocolate. The movement is characterised by feminine leadership and storytelling, producing dishes with no traditional antecedents that rely on fermentation and foraged ingredients. These chefs, including Niyati Rao and Vanika Choudhary, are creating highly individualistic dishes but face questions on a lack of profitability. However, their exposure to audiences through catering and small dinners, as well as their stories and personal journeys, may prove popular enough to make these restaurants commercially viable.
Sonam Wangchuk is leading a climate fast in Ladakh. Here's why
Sonam Wangchuk sent an SOS to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on January 23. He made a plea to the prime minister to take action as 'everything is not well in Ladakh'.
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