New Delhi (India), Dec 6 (ANI): In a bid to ensure that children in tribal areas are not deprived of quality education, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that his government will put in place an extensive network of more than 400 new 'Eklavya Model residential schools' by 2022 across the country."We are developing an extensive network of 'Eklavya Model residential schools in the country. By 2022, more than 400 such new schools will be opened," said Prime Minister Modi in his address to the Ekal Vidyalaya Sangathan, Gujarat, through video conference."The Central government is working for the education of tribal children with special emphasis on their skill development. The scholarship schemes for the tribal children have been made more transparent and more opportunity is provided to them for their education," he added.The Prime Minister said that small things are being taken care of in these schools, which are meant for tribal students."We are paying attention to every small thing like holidays are granted in these schools on tribal festivals. As a result, the drop out rate has decreased and the tribal children are also happy," he said."These schools are also being developed to provide them with modern sports facilities," said Prime Minister Modi.Stressing on the need for the government and the society to strive collectively to make the schemes a success, Prime Minister Modi said: "In my view, the government efforts alone are not sufficient. The government and society should collectively strive for making such schemes a success."Prime Minister Modi also shared the idea of pairing private and public schools wherein students from the rural background will learn from their urban counterparts and vice versa, thus boosting the idea of 'Ek Bharat, Shrestha Bharat'. He also congratulated Ekal Vidyalaya Sangathan for spearheading the 'Ekal School Abhiyan' which aims to promote the education among rural and tribal children, and appreciated the Sangathan volunteers for their role in nation building by imparting education and awareness to more than 2.8 million rural and tribal children who reside in the remotest locations across India and Nepal.Congratulating the Sangathan on reaching the figure of 1 lakh schools across India, the Prime Minister said that working with passion, dedication, and commitment turns an impossible goal into an achievable one. He highlighted the fact that the Sangathan has been awarded the Gandhi Peace Prize due to its commitment towards social service and for being an inspirational role model for the whole country.The Prime Minister noted that the Union Government is also working enthusiastically for better education and skill development in India. Schemes like scholarship for scheduled tribes' children, Poshan Abhiyan, Mission Indradhanush, and school holidays on the occasion of tribal festivals, etc., have helped not only in checking the school dropout rates but also promoted the holistic development of children.The Prime Minister remarked that as India completes 75 years of Independence, the success of Ekal Sangathan will help in realising Mahatma Gandhiji''s ideals of Gram Swaraj, social justice of Dr BR Ambedkar, 'Antyodaya' of Deen Dayal Upadhyay and Swami Vivekananda''s dream of a glorious India.Ekal Vidyalaya is a movement involved in the integrated and holistic development of rural and tribal India and Nepal. The main activity undertaken in this movement is to run one teacher schools, known as Ekal Vidyalayas, all over India, in the remotest rural and tribal villages to take the education to every child. (ANI)
NASA has been accused of a major cover up over an archive photo which some claim shows an ”organic alien craft ”. Scott Waring presented photographic and video ”proof ” of alien activity captured by the NASA astronauts during the Space Shuttle Atlantis (STS 115) mission.Speaking on his etdatabase.com blog, Waring said: ”I found an organic UFO which I believe to be a living animal recorded with a digital still camera by astronaut Daniel Burbank.
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Ayurveda is an alternative healing technique that goes back to ancient times. It is an ancient traditional Indian medicine system that believes that the human body is made up of the five elements earth, water, fire, air and space energies. According to it, each living being have 3 types of energies in them vata, pitta and kapha. Any disturbances in these energies cause diseases. According to this holistic method of healing, diabetes is the result of imbalance in kapha energy, which contains the earth and water elements. Diabetes happens because of a decrease in the digestive fire. It prevents the body from metabolising energy and eliminating toxins.A study at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine, says that Ayurveda can successfully treat diabetes. Researchers from this university conducted a controlled clinical trial where participants had to undergo a six day Ayurvedic based wellness programme. This programme included a vegetarian diet, meditation, yoga and massages. All participants reported measurable decreases in a set of blood based metabolites associated with inflammation, cardiovascular disease risk and cholesterol regulation . This study is published in Scientific Reports.
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As per the space agency, Cartosat 3 is a third generation agile, advanced satellite having high resolution imaging capability that will also help in monitoring India''s borders from space. It will be placed in an orbit of 509 km at an inclination of 97.5 degrees. The satellite will provide high quality pictures that cater to the demand of rural resource, urban planning, coastal land use, infrastructure development, land cover, among others. At about a minute later, the first of the 13 US nanosatellites will be put into orbit.
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New Delhi: As Indian men expand their grooming routine beyond shaving and smelling good, fast moving consumer goods companies are adding more beard grooming, body care and facial grooming products in the market in a sign that male grooming needs are moving beyond tubes of shaving cream and razors. Between April 2018 March 2019, FMCG companies put out an estimated 177 new male grooming brands and variants, market researcher Nielsen said in a recent report.Indian men have for years fuelled the growth of shaving specific products (creams, gels, razors) that till date remain the largest category in the male grooming market here. In fact, products related to shaving and face care continue to account for over 50% of the male grooming market in India, but newer focus areas like body and hair care are fuelling growth" of the estimated Rs5,000 crore urban male grooming market, researcher Nielsen said. Grooming services for men have traditionally included only the basic haircut and shaving. In recent times however, metrosexual men have become more conscious of grooming, and now demand a far wider range of products and services from the market," Nielsen s report said.
Hot on the heels of their sold out Yin amp; Yang Australian tour, the Sydney urban mutant duo have announced a 15 date regional and metropolitan bender to kick off 2020, in suburbs as far afield as Belgrave, Mornington, Albury, Miranda, Newcastle, Northern Beaches, Gold Coast, Byron Bay, Sunshine Coast, Adelaide, Margaret River, Perth, Fremantle, Central Coast and Canberra. ”Touring in more remote areas has always been something close to our hearts, ” says guitarist Jimmy Young. ”We get the chance to bring the show to music fans who might not get the opportunity to catch as much live music than those in major cities. ”
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Tyler Perry made history this weekend with the grand opening of Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta. The film complex spans 330 acres with 12 sound stages. It's larger than the Burbank, California, lots owned by Warner Brothers, Walt Disney Studios and Paramount combined.Perry is the first black American to own a major film studio outright.
If you re interested in checking out what the brand has in store for the future, the IMk concept provides a glimpse at exactly that. The compact urban commuter is built on an all new electric platform, the company says, and is a glimpse at the Nissan s minimalist new Timeless Japanese Futurism design philosophy.PHOTO: Nissan
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Urban Revitalization Coalition CEO Darrell Scott on Kanye West's meeting with President Trump.Rap legend Kanye West said he will only make gospel music going forward no more secular music, according to a Chicago music promoter who was in the room.
Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh condemned the killing of the officerA trailblazing Indian American Sikh police officer, who made national headlines when he was allowed to grow a beard and wear a turban on the job, has been shot and killed in an "ambush style" attack in a "ruthless, cold blooded way" in the US state of Texas, a senior official said on Saturday.
A seventh family member testified at trial that Ronald Lee Haskell forced her, her parents and siblings to lie face down on the living room floor in their suburban Houston home before shooting them one by one.Cassidy Stay, then 15, was shot in the head in her uncle s 2014 attack. She said she only survived by playing dead.
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ICE Isn t NICE, read one woman s poster, styled with an upside down Amazon smile. The climate is changing. Can we?, read another. Sporting T shirts and hats from pro worker and immigrant rights organizations, the group sang protest songs and chatted with local media. Near the curb, a stack of empty shipping boxes mimicked the now ubiquitous urban sight of Amazon s package debris. They were also spray painted with faux cautions: WARNING: Contains Jails Cages. Contains worker abuse. How did Amazon s automated convenience mart become a rallying point for multiple justice movements? For many, the powerful mega retailer serves as a one stop shop for climate, immigration, and labor rights concerns. We see all of these issues as intertwined, said Kung Feng, an organizer for Jobs with Justice San Francisco, a pro labor coalition. Our health as families, our health as workers, and the health of the planet these things are all connected.
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Belgrade: Moments after she was born in a wartime Nazi concentrationcamp in Belgrade, Estera Bajer was furtively smuggled out in a bag.Nearly eight decades on, she has one wish: to live to see a memorial built at the site where her mother and some 7,000 other Jewish women, children and elderly people were taken to their deaths during the Holocaust.
Full screen 1 4 Read more on:Frankfurt Motor ShowLand RoverDefender The new Land Rover Defender looks pretty tremendous. So, Land Rover has pulled off the impossible replacing the iconic Defender with a car that doesn t fill the internet cauldron with boiling bile and a dash of vitriol.Weirdly, in 2011 Land Rover revealed a concept car showcasing what, potentially, just maybe, a possible Defender like reincarnation could look like. Perhaps. It was called the DC100, and the die hards were not happy. Too smooth, too trendy, too urban, they cried. Do not , they protested, make anything that looks like that ever again.
Los Angeles can be treacherous for mountain lions. Poisons, wildfires and endless streams of traffic all make navigating the urban landscape to seek out what remains of the wild a difficult task. And dealing with both may have gotten P 61 killed. The mountain lion, collared and enrolled in the longtime National Park Service study of the pumas, may have encountered an uncollared mountain lion, believed to be roaming in the hills east of the 405. Pumas are brutally territorial. P 61 may have retreated from the eastern hills to save his own life only to die in traffic trying to get to safe territory.It s a sad reminder that, if we value the presence of these wild animals in our midst, we have to work harder to make it easier for them to survive. The California Legislature just squandered a great opportunity to protect mountain lions by stalling a bill that would have banned second generation anticoagulant rodenticides. Mountain lions that eat animals killed by the rat poison end up sick or dead themselves. It s ridiculous that legislators caved to the pesticide industry on this.
An FIR, or First Information Report, has been registered against an IAS officer posted as Director of the State Urban Development Agency (SUDA) for allegedly murdering his wife.