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Woke Biologists Claim Now Even Wild Animals Are Suffering From the Effects of Systemic Racism
Feb 13, 2023

"Belief was immune to logic; it operated by its own laws": Woke Biologists with their Leftists audiences, already accustomed to swallowing absurd claims on an industrial scale, claim now even wild animals are suffering from the effects of systemic racism

One of the most diabolically clever notions the Left has ever devised in order to advance its Marxist agenda has been “systemic racism.” Systemic racism is everywhere and nowhere, requires no evidence of actual discrimination in order to make its case, and will result, if followed to its logical conclusion, in the implementation of an unlimited number of wealth confiscation and redistribution schemes.
Supreme Court's green bench clears 118 projects stuck for over 5 years
Feb 13, 2023

“There’s no such thing as failure – just waiting for success”: After denying clearances for development projects for three decades, the Indian Supreme Court green bench clears 118 development projects already delayed for 5 years for pending litigation

NEW DELHI: Having been known for over 30 years for often denying clearances to development projects to protect the environment, the Supreme Court's green bench has now taken a more "pragmatic approach". In a series of orders last week, the bench comprising Justices BR Gavai and Vikram Nath cleared 118 projects which had been delayed for over five years because of pending litigation.
Two army officers to be Governor, LG
Feb 12, 2023

"If you don't make bold moves, the world doesn't move forward": In a bold move, Lt Gen KT Parnaik (retd) appointed as the governor of Arunachal Pradesh and Brig. BD Mishra, presently Governor of Arunachal Pradesh shifted to Ladakh as Lieutenant Governor

New Delhi: In the latest appointments and reshuffle announced by President Droupadi Murmu on Sunday, two former army officers will be the Governor and Lieutenant Governor of  Arunachal Pradesh and Ladakh, the two ‘sensitive’ regions which are prone to intrusions and incursions by the Chinese army.
Bharata Muni’s Natyashastra
Feb 11, 2023

"यतो हस्त स्ततो दृष्टि यतो दृष्टि स्ततो मनः | यतो मनः स्ततो भाव: यतो भाव स्ततो रस:" Bharata Muni's magnum opus Natyashastra is depiction & communication pertaining to emotions of the triple world | Natya refers to dance & drama, Shastra refers to science

Natyashastra is the earliest literature on music and drama – written somewhere around 500 BC by Bharata Muni. Comprising 6000 couplets in Sanskrit and spread over thirty-six chapters, Natyashastra’s focus was on dance and drama, with music as an aid. The title is a combination of two Sanskrit words – Natya and Shastra.
GitaGPT
Feb 11, 2023

"You are what you believe in. You become that which you believe you can become": Google Software Engr. launches GitaGPT that deploys AI to answer your questions about life problems, “What if you could talk to Bhagavad Gita? To Lord Krishna himself?”

GitaGPT: Following OpenAI’s release of the ChatGPT AI chatbot, tech giants Microsoft and Google unveiled their own versions of it. Google introduced the Bard chatbot, while Microsoft integrated ChatGPT-like technology into its Bing search engine.
Maharaja Ganga Singh of Bikaner
Feb 10, 2023

“A river seems like a magic thing. Magic, moving, living part of earth itself”: Maharaja Ganga Singh, also known as Bhagirath of Kalyug who made Sutlej river of Punjab flow in the desert by constructing 'Ganga-Canal' that Congress renamed to Indira Canal

The princely states of pre-independent India threw up many charismatic leaders, political stalwarts, and influential princes. Among the more dynamic was Maharaja Ganga Singh of Bikaner (1880-1943).
In a first for India, Lithium reserves discovered in J&K
Feb 10, 2023

"It's always a good feeling to reach higher, congratulations Bharat": Breaking - In a first, the Geological Survey of India has discovered 5.9 million tonnes of lithium reserves in Jammu and Kashmir which could be a game changer for the economy

For the first time in the country, the Geological Survey of India has discovered 5.9 million tonnes of lithium reserves in Jammu and Kashmir which could be a game changer for the economy.
Kalavantin Durg
Feb 9, 2023

“You need mountains, long staircases don’t make good hikers”: Kalavantin Durg - one of the steepest fortresses in Maharashtra 2,300 feet high trek up this fort is called ‘Climb to Heaven’ because it involves rugged terrain & climbing narrow rock-cut steps

From magnificent mountain ranges to arid deserts, rivers, and waterfalls to forests and grasslands, India has a varied and spectacular landscape. 
Understanding Your Brain
Feb 7, 2023

“Realize that everything connects to everything else”: Your brain is primarily composed of about 90 billion neurons, more than the number of stars you can see with the naked eye in night sky, How neurons make connections is how we form new memories

The past few years have been marked by a large number of discoveries about the learning brain. Those insights have the potential to support teachers in designing even better classroom environments to help you learn better.