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Techno has transformed world to major extent. For a long time, technology was seen as an exclusive domain, with the onset of cheap internet services, our nation has managed to democratize technology, The mobile and data revolution had helped with the proliferation of smart phones in India, leading to more growth in rural areas over urban cities. Our country has backed up the technology to be an epitome of equality and empowerment, citing examples of the health insurance scheme Ayushman Bharat which users can access online or the vaccination campaign against the any ailments, which was run over the online Cowin platform. There are also schemes that map land in rural areas using drones, which helps in reducing land disputes, he said. Passport seva, IRCTC ticket booking, government portals also had several online educational courses for students, every counter is just a click far from our portable phone. Technology has revolutionarised almost entire periphery that matters person's dai...

It means that though justice may take a long, the universe moves towards it. Justice universally have earned a badname and crowned with a negative reputation that favours the richies and powerful. It's difficult to believe in the quote specified. Yet indepth we have staunch belief in the quote titled because whatever be the actions that are always balanced out by the virtuousness of universe.  Justice is inevitable. Because the journey that honesty, loyalty and truth has to pave is not small but long and certainly it is converging towards some positive changes and fair justice. Obviously it takes much substantial steps but if journey continues, the rays meet and justice prevails.  Recently CJI Speaking at the Constitution Day celebrations at the Supreme Court (November 26), DY Chandrachud used the famous phrase about the arc of the moral universe bending towards justice.Discussing about the accessibility of the justice system, the CJI said, “The Indian judiciary has been adopt...

India faces an acute water crisis that threatens its agricultural productivity, economic growth, and the health of its population. According to NITI Aayog, nearly 600 million Indians face high to extreme water stress, and about 200,000 die annually due to inadequate access to safe water. Projections suggest that by 2030, the demand for water in India will outstrip supply by 50%, making the crisis even more severe. In contrast, Israel, a country located in one of the world’s most arid regions, has achieved what seems almost impossible—it has become a water-surplus nation. With over 50% of its land classified as desert, Israel has leveraged cutting-edge technology, innovation, and efficient water management practices to not only meet domestic demand but also export water to neighboring countries. By adopting Israel’s water management strategies, India could address its own growing water challenges.   India’s Water Problems  India’s water crisis is rooted in several factors: Popu...

For entertainment, we are searching several alternatives. Interestingly, nowadays we are available with numerous sources. Yet as evils attracts more similarly are our choices. If we are served with two choices, irrespective of benefits, we always choose that is enough fascinating and leaving behind the most healthier one. Exactly is with our choices of Indian television serials, that are watched by majority of the Indian women. Very known fact is that what we see, we become because the visuals drives our thoughts and so the personality. Very disappointing, our Indian serials are pervaded with ample amount of negativity and minimum of delivering some valuable lessons. Family structures are deteriorating to the most by providing negative thoughts to the brains of the Indian women.  History of Indian serials :-  Dada Saheb Phalke, has initiated the Indian cinema in the country to meet the objective of entertainment and spreading great lessons such as harmony among different reli...

He pioneered the efforts and his vision continue to shape India's industrial growth to this day. India has achieved remarkable progress since gaining independence in 1947, and today boasts a thriving aviation sector with airlines like Air India, SpiceJet, and IndiGo. But do you know who established India's first aircraft factory? It was Seth Walchand Hirachand Doshi, often referred to as the "Father of Transportation in India." A visionary industrialist, he founded the Walchand Group and left a lasting impact on Indian industry. Despite his significant contributions, Walchand Hirachand's legacy remains relatively unknown. Among his many achievements was the creation of Hindustan Aircraft Limited (HAL), which later evolved into Hindustan Aeronautics Limited after the Indian government acquired a majority stake in 1945. HAL has since become a leading government-owned aerospace and defense company. Walchand founded Hindustan Aircraft Limited in December 1940 in Benga...