Aroonim Bhuyan

Explained | Will Dissanayake Be The Last Executive President Of Sri Lanka?

The election manifesto of the National People’s Power alliance, representing which Anura Kumara Dissanayake was elected President of Sri Lanka, promises to abolish the executive presidency system in the country. When did the executive presidency come into existence? Why is it now deemed necessary to abolish it? ETV Bharat explains.

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One Wheel, One Mission: Saneed's Cycling Journey From Kanyakumari To Kashmir Against Drugs

Saneed of Kerala travels on his special bicycle from Kanyakumari to Kashmir. The civil engineering graduate left Kanyakumari on his one-tyre bicycle for a Kashmir yatra. He aims to set a world record with his special gear and give a message to the youth: “Say no to drugs.”

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Unversed In UNGA? Stumped By SDGs? Here's A Handy Glossary Of UN General Assembly Meeting Lingo

Speakers use the opportunity to opine on the planet's biggest issues and hotspots, spotlight domestic accomplishments and needs, air grievances, and project statesmanship. Dignitaries are asked to wrap up within 15 minutes, but there's no buzzer or Oscars-style music.

Corbett National Park: A Haven For Tiger Butterflies And Biodiversity

Beyond the majestic Bengal Tiger, Corbett's forests and wildlife offer a treasure trove of butterfly species. The park's butterfly population thrives during the rainy season, with flowers blooming and humidity levels rising.

India Should Join SCO Meet In Islamabad; Ball In Pakistan’s Court For A Bilateral: Ex-High Commissioner To Pakistan India Should Join SCO Meet In Islamabad

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The last visit by an Indian External Affairs Minister to Pakistan was of Sushma Swaraj in December 2015, followed by PM Narendra Modi's visit to Lahore in late August. Besides the grisly terror attacks in Pathankot and Uri camps, the abrogation of Article 370, stripping Jammu and Kashmir of its special status,  strained relations between the neighbours. Ever since India has refused to attend any meetings on Pakistan's soil.

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Lajas Blancas (Panama): Following Venezuela's controversial July presidential election, many people are leaving the country to escape danger and seek a better life. They are risking a dangerous journey through the Darien Gap, a tough jungle area between Colombia and Panama.&nbsp;This path has become common for those fleeing the political and economic crisis back home. As migrants face the dangers of the jungle, they also carry the painful memories of the violence and instability left behind.&nbsp;Osward Ruiz, a 39-year-old Venezuelan migrant recounted his harrowing escape from Venezuela following the disputed July re-election of President Nicolas Maduro. "I didn't want to leave Venezuela, but I had to flee because they were going to kill me," he stated, describing threats from pro-government groups.&nbsp;Ruiz, like many others, undertook the treacherous journey through the Darien Gap, hoping to reach the United States. Rosa Perez, a fellow Venezuelan migrant, shared a heart-wrenching story of loss. "When they were crossing the river, he slipped, and his bag floated away. I don't know if his brother made it out," she said, pointing to a young boy beside her, visibly shaken. "I was told that his brother, Reiner, was not found."A 39-year-old Venezuelan military officer also fled the country, citing the oppressive conditions. "I had to leave because I do not agree with what is happening there, " he explained. "Very few military personnel choose to stay now. We hope this government would end so we could return," he added.&nbsp;After a contentious election that saw Maduro declared the winner despite opposition claims of a landslide loss, many felt their hopes for change evaporate. (With agency inputs)&nbsp;

Migrants In The Darien Jungle Say They 'Had To' Flee Venezuela

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IIT Kanpur Graduate Is Youngest Entrepreneur In Hurun India 2024 Under-35 List; Know More About Him

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Hurun India 2024 Under-35 list which was released recently celebrates 150 outstanding entrepreneurs with a minimum business valuation of USD 50 million for first-gen and USD 100 million for next-gen leaders. Besides probables in Mukesh Ambani's daughter, Isha Ambani, and Parita Parekh, co-founder of Toddle, the list features Ankush Sachdeva, co-founder and CEO of ShareChat and Moj and an IIT Kanpur graduate as the youngest entrepreneur. Read to know more about the celebrated entrepreneur.

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Sumit Saxena

Like Pollution, Air Quality Commission’s Rules Are Also In Air: SC’s Harsh Words On Delhi Pollution

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The Supreme Court has slammed the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) for not taking enough measures to curb pollution in Delhi. A bench led by Justice Abhay S. Oka said that it is not that CAQM did not act but it has failed to perform the way it was expected to.

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BJP Wins Delhi MCD Standing Committee Seat, AAP-Congress boycott Voting

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BJP has won the election of a member of the MCD Standing Committee with AAP and Congress boycotting the voting process, which was held this afternoon. The MCD Commissioner had issued an order on Thursday night to conduct the election on September 27.

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The incident, which happened on January 3 in Muzaffarpur was not reported immediately as the victim's family feared a backlash.Muzaffarpur: In a shocking incident, a minor girl was allegedly gang-raped and burnt alive in Muzaffarpur in Bihar. The incident, which happened on January 3 was not reported immediately by the victim's family because it feared a backlash.    The victim's father said four youths were allegedly involved in the attack on his daughter and a complaint was lodged at Sahebganj police station.SDPO Saraiya has been entrusted with the case investigation by SSP.Police have started a search to track down the suspects.Also read: BJP leader tells Bihar govt to end antelope menace