‘Xinjiang camps for jobs, education’

‘Xinjiang camps for jobs, education’ Chinese official has rejected allegations of internment camps in Xinjiang region. The response comes in the backdrop of estimates cited by a UN panel. The UN panel has reported that nearly one million Uighurs are being held in detention centres in Xinjiang. Xinjiang is an administrative region in north-western China.… Continue reading ‘Xinjiang camps for jobs, education’

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Thakurani Jatra festival kicks off

Thakurani Jatra festival kicks off The Thakurani jatra festival has started. It is a biennial festival celebrated in Berhampur, Ganjam district, Odhisa. During the festival, Goddess Budhi Thakurani is taken from the main temple at Thakurani Temple Street to her temporary abode at Desibehera Street, where she stays till the festival ends. According to historians,… Continue reading Thakurani Jatra festival kicks off

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Annual Sabarimala festival begins

Annual Sabarimala festival begins The Sabarimala temple has been opened for pilgrims for the 10 days-long annual festival and poojas of month of Meenam (Malayalam calendar). The festival started on 11th March 2019. The Sabarimala temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Ayyappa. It is situated on a hilltop named Sabarimala in Pathanamthitta district, Kerala.… Continue reading Annual Sabarimala festival begins

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Election Commission: no names removed based on draft NRC

Election Commission: no names removed based on draft NRC The Election Commission has informed the Supreme Court that names have not been deleted from the voters’ list in Assam on the basis of exclusion from the Draft National Register of Citizens (NRC) EC’s response comes in the backdrop of a petition alleged that several categories… Continue reading Election Commission: no names removed based on draft NRC

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India’s newest frog evolved 60 million years ago

India’s newest frog evolved 60 million years ago A new species of frog has been discovered in the Western Ghat range in Wayanad, Kerala. The frog was first spotted in 2010 in Kurichiyarmala, Wayanad. The frog has been named as Astrobatrachus kurichiyana (Kurichiyana after Kurichiya tribe- a matrilineal tribe of Kerala distributed mainly in Wayanad… Continue reading India’s newest frog evolved 60 million years ago

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India’s biodiversity-rich zones also ‘hotspots’ of human impacts

India’s biodiversity-rich zones also ‘hotspots’ of human impacts A study titled “Hotspots of human impact on threatened terrestrial vertebrates”, published in the journal PLOS Biology,  has reported human impacts on species occur across 84% of the earth’s surface. The study has mapped distribution of human activities in areas occupied by known 5,457 terrestrial birds, mammals, and amphibians. … Continue reading India’s biodiversity-rich zones also ‘hotspots’ of human impacts

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IIP growth slows to 1.7%, retail inflation rises to 2.57%

IIP growth slows to 1.7%, retail inflation rises to 2.57% According to data released by Central Statistics Office (CSO), the retail inflation for the month of February has increased to 2.57% as against 2.05% in January. Retail inflation is based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI). It reflects changes in the retail prices of specified… Continue reading IIP growth slows to 1.7%, retail inflation rises to 2.57%

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WHO strategy to fight flu pandemics

WHO strategy to fight flu pandemics The World Health Organization has released a Global Influenza Strategy for 2019-2030. It aims at protecting people across the world from influenza. Influenza or flu is a contagious disease caused by influenza viruses. According to WHO, influenza is one of the world’s greatest public health challenges. The objectives of… Continue reading WHO strategy to fight flu pandemics

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