शुक्रवार, 13 अक्टूबर 2023

Gaanv Sahar Chunavi Safar: Pachpadra Vidhan Sabha के Voter के दिल की बात | Rajasthan Election 2023

Gaanv Sahar Chunavi Safar: Pachpadra Vidhan Sabha के Voter के दिल की बात | Rajasthan Election 2023 Pachpadra Vidhan Sabha Seat का चुनावी सफर. Pachpadra विधानसभा सीट पर चुनावी चर्चा. पचपदरा में बहेगी बदलाव की बयार ? पचपदरा विधानसभा सियासी समीकरण. पचपदरा विधानसभा में किस मुद्दे पर 'रार'?

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Chunavi Chaupal:Lalsot में किसकी होगी जीत, किसकी होगी हार ? Parsadi Lal Meena | Rajasthan Election

Chunavi Chaupal:Lalsot में किसकी होगी जीत, किसकी होगी हार ? Parsadi Lal Meena | Rajasthan Election 2023 | CM Ashok Gehlot | Latest News | Breaking News Lalsot Vidhan Sabha क्षेत्र में 'चुनावी चौपाल'. सबसे बड़ा मंच, सबसे बड़ी पड़ताल. क्या हैं Lalsot विधानसभा क्षेत्र के मुद्दे ? लालसोट विधानसभा क्षेत्र में कितना हुआ विकास ? जनता बोलेगी, दावों की पोल खोलेगी !

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गुरुवार, 12 अक्टूबर 2023

Navratri 2023: नवरात्रि में किस स्वरूप में होगी मां की पूजा, जानें क्या है इनकी महिमा| #Local18

नवरात्रि के 9 दिन बहुत ही महत्वपूर्ण होते हैं. ऐसे में मां भगवती के नौ स्वरूपों की पूजा अलग-अलग दिन की जाती है. इस पर विस्तृत जानकारी देते हुए कामेश्वर सिंह दरभंगा संस्कृत विश्वविद्यालय के स्नातकोत्तर ज्योतिष विभाग के विभाग के अध्यक्ष डॉ कुणाल कुमार झा ने विशेष जानकारी दी. उन्होंने सभी 9 दिनों में माता के अलग अलग रूपों के पूजा का महत्व बताया...9 days of Navratri are very important. In such a situation, nine forms of Goddess Bhagwati are worshiped on different days. Giving detailed information on this, Dr. Kunal Kumar Jha, Chairman of the Post Graduate Astrology Department of Kameshwar Singh Darbhanga Sanskrit University, gave special information. He explained the importance of worshiping different forms of Mata on all the 9 days...

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Why Is Pakistan's First Miss Universe Contestant Facing Backlash?

Erica Robin, the 24-year-old who won the inaugural Miss Universe Pakistan, is facing backlash and outrage ahead of her participation in the Global Miss Universe Pageant to be held in El Salvador next month, BBC reported. Notably, Ms. Robin, a Christian who hails from Karachi, was chosen as Miss Universe Pakistan among five finalists at a competition held in Maldives last month.  She competed against Hira Inam (24), Jessica Wilson (28), Malika Alvi (19), and Sabrina Wasim (26) and emerged as the winner.

''Insulting and Shameful''

However, instead of being happy over her success on a global platform, several people in her home country including politicians and religious leaders said the event was an insult to Pakistan. Conservative voices have claimed that Ms Robin's participation was made without the country's consent. 

Senator Mushtaq Ahmed of the Jamaat-e-Islami party openly criticized her selection, labelling it as "shameful."  "Who are the organisers of this beauty pageant in Pakistan? Who is doing this shameful act?", he wrote on Twitter. 

Meanwhile, caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar asked the country's intelligence agency to launch an investigation against the organisers and how they were able to hold the pageant without the country's approval for using its name. Mr Kakar also called the entire event a ''shameful act'' and an ''insult and exploitation of women of Pakistan'', as per Independent. 

Questions raised over her participation

Ansar Abbasi, a Pakistani right-wing commentator and columnist raised questions over participation and wrote, ''Who allowed five Pakistani girls to represent Pakistan in Miss Universe beauty pageant? @anwaar_kakar, this decision of the cabinet or a ministerial advisor? Can anyone represent Pakistan without the permission of the Government of Pakistan?''

In response, Federal Caretaker Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Murtaza Solangi said, ''The government and the state of Pakistan are represented by the state and government institutions. Our government has not designated any non-state and non-governmental person or institution for any such activity and no such person/institution can represent the state/government. the end.''

Critics argue that she is representing a country that does not endorse beauty pageants, especially in a Muslim-majority nation. In the competition's 72-year history, Pakistan has never nominated a representative for Miss Universe. Detractors argue that Ms Robin's participation contradicts the nation's values while expressing particular discomfort with the segment where contestants traditionally wear swimsuits. 

However, Ms Robin is determined to challenge these stereotypes.

Karachi-based writer and commentator Rafay Mehmood told the BBC: "We are a nation of many contradictions and women and the marginalised trigger us the most.

"Pakistan is at large an authoritarian state and that reflects in the harsh patriarchal values it enables both institutionally and socially. Erica Robin and the policing she has faced is an extension of that."

Erica Robin's response

During the selection process, Erica Robin was asked about her aspirations for her country, and she expressed her desire to change the perception that Pakistan is a backward nation. Despite the hostility and outrage, she is undeterred. as there are also voices of congratulations from models, writers, and journalists who have hailed her as ''beauty with brains.''

"It feels great to represent Pakistan. But I don't understand where the backlash is coming from. I think it is this idea that I would be parading in a swimsuit in a room full of men," Ms Robin told the BBC.

She previously told Voice Of America that she has done nothing wrong. She added that she felt a lot of responsibility on her shoulders as she believed it would be the first time Pakistan would have a participant in the global Miss Universe pageant. "However, I won't do anything that would harm the reputation of the country," she added.

Ms Robin was born on September 14, 1999, in Karachi and she did her schooling at St Patrick's Girls High School. She then went to the Government College of Commerce and Business Administration in Chandigarh.

Ms. Robin started her professional modelling career in January 2020 and appeared in the July 2020 issue of DIVA Magazine Pakistan. She revealed in an interview that she once caught the attention of model and actor Vaneeza Ahmed, who got her into modeling.

The 72nd Miss Universe pageant has been scheduled to be held at the National Gymnasium in Sal Salvador, El Salvador on November 18, 2023.
 



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बुधवार, 11 अक्टूबर 2023

Israel Palestine Conflict : Hamas ने इजराइल को दी धमकी !हर घंटे काटेगी बंधकों का गला ! | World News

Israel Palestine Conflict : Hamas ने इजराइल को दी धमकी !हर घंटे काटेगी बंधकों का गला ! | World News | Israel Hamas War | Breaking News | Israel Palestine War Update Israel Palestine Conflict अब बढ़ता ही जा रहा है. Palestine के हमले के बाद अब Israel ने पलटबार किया है. Israel के इस हमले में 200 से ज्यादा Palestine Citizens के मरने की खबर है.

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''Our Story'': 'Humans Of Bombay' On Plagiarism Row With 'People Of India'

'Humans of Bombay', a popular storytelling platform, recently stirred controversy after it filed a case against People of India (POI) for alleged copyright infringement of its content. On Wednesday, the Delhi High Court directed both Humans of Bombay and People Of India to refrain from using each other's copyrighted material. The Court passed a permanent injunction, restraining POI from plagiarizing HOB's literary works and creative expressions. 

Shortly after the ruling, the platform's founder Karishma Mehta took to social media to issue a statement regarding the controversy and argued that their legal case was about ''substantial imitation''. She explained that they were forced to take the legal route because POI ''didn't stop the plagiarism'', even after 16 of their posts were taken down by Meta. 

In a long post, Ms. Mehta explained, ''Our legal case, however, was not about inspiration, but in fact, about as the Delhi High Court termed it-"substantial imitation". If there had not been explicit plagiarism at play (where the exact content shot, written and created by us was published on another creator's page), the Indian courts would not have been so willing to listen, let alone issue summons to the party in question.''

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Thanking the Delhi High Court for ''upholding their contentions'', Ms Mehta also addressed the trolling and criticism that her platform received for running Humans of Bombay as a business.

''The outcome of this case will set a precedent for the creator community, and will hopefully go a long way in safeguarding the original content that creators work so hard to build. And finally, yes, Humans of Bombay is a business; that's something we have never hidden. While some may choose to monetize stories through mediums like books and subscription platforms, we have chosen to do it primarily through meaningful campaigns with partner brands. To this date, what motivates me and my team to work extremely hard is our love for storytelling because we've witnessed how the stories we've told over the last years have had a lasting cultural impact,'' she wrote. 

She further revealed that she experienced bullying and a slew of personal attacks, including death and rape threats towards her team and her family.

''While we did not expect to be vilified to this extent, it will not deter us from continuing to tell important stories that change the narrative, and sometimes, even change lives,'' she concluded her post. 

According to HOB's plea, People of India allegedly violated copyright by using films from Humans of Bombay's Instagram account and YouTube channel without permission. Additionally, it claimed that the People of India have also copied HOB's unique storytelling format without authorisation.



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Top Cops In Rajasthan Transferred Ahead Of State Polls

The police chiefs of Rajasthan's Hanumangarh, Churu and Bhiwadi have been transferred by the Election Commission ahead of the assembly elections in the state. The Collector of Alwar has been transferred as well after it was found that they were suspected of being complicit in the local liquor trade.

Hanumangarh, Churu and Bhiwadi are part of the liquor transit route. Sources said illegal liquor from Haryana and Punjab enters Rajasthan through Hanumangarh, Churu, Jhunjhunu and Alwar districts. It reaches the hinterland districts as well as the neighbouring state of Gujarat.

The Commission, after assessing the performance of officials in sensitive districts and subsequent review meetings, found that performance of some officers was unsatisfactory. They were found complacent, if not complicit. The Commission said it has zero tolerance towards any kind of partisan behaviour of officials.

It ordered the transfer of nine DEOs/DMs and 25 Commissioners, Superintendents and Additional Superintendents of Police in these five poll-bound states. The District Magistrate of Alwar has also been transferred.



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