#Devi Batra

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My girls! and the last Halloween costume post! They all look so good ngl! So-yi as Chrissy from Stranger Things Aziza as Futaba from Persona 5 Sarnai as Alice from Alice Madness Returns Devi as Akali from KDA/League of Legends Mei as Operetta from Monster High The Boys

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Okay, so, I have NO IDEA if you’re taking requests or not BUT some Opera with Kalego’s Lady-Love when they were in Babylis leaving a FUMING WITH RAGE AND JEALOUS Kalego

So, this has been in my inbox forever and I apologize. Also, I do not know how this will turn out. As you know, Demon!reader is a new attempt for me, but *cracks knuckles* lets do this. 

Obviously set during Kalego, Opera, and Shichiro's school years.

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True to Shichiro's words, you found Kalego tearing through one of the training grounds of the Strength Batra. A few years ago, the place had been a disaster; but as the chaos of Babyls slowly settled, it had become usable once more. 

Well, had been. Even though Opera and Shichiro were easily the strongest physically, Kalego wasn't exactly a wimp. Even without using magic, he was destroying the poles and earthen walls of the training ground with little problem. 

Kalego… was a little rough around the edges, though through the few years you had known him, he was starting to control himself better. You could see hints of the adult you were sure he would become, far unlike his Uncle and current 'guard dog' of the school (which was a joke). No - he would be calm, level headed, and take his responsibility seriously. You knew Babyls would flourish under his protection, and couldn't wait to see it.

It had been a while since you had seen him erupt, and if your feeling was right, Opera was once again the cause. 

After about half an hour, Kalego seemed to finish his outburst and began to correct the damage he caused. Which meant it was likely time for you to try and fix whatever chaos Opera had started. 

"Kalego!" You called out as you approached, watching him freeze for a short moment before looking up. You weren't sure if his flushed cheeks were from his previous activities - being caught red handed - or something else. "I wanted to talk to you for a moment." 

"Hm?" He growled as he continued his work, almost pointedly trying to ignore you. And failing. 

And, well, you didn't exactly like being ignored, so you decided to jump to the main reason you were here. 

"Shichiro said you saw Opera and me," You stated, and saw him freeze yet again. "And I wanted to explain." 

"You don't have anything to explain," He bit out. "If you really like that psychopath, then obviously I don't know you as well as I thought." 

Yep. He was certainly jealous. Your stomach twisted with both nerves and excitement at the realization. "I do like that psychopath, but not in the way you think." 

"They kissed you." Kalego finally turned and faced you, his dark eyes narrowed in a glare, but unable to hide the watery gleam to them. "You had your arms wrapped around their waist." 

"They kissed my forehead," You pointed out. "And I was hugging them. Its what siblings do." 

Kalego opened his mouth, and then promptly closed it, confusion evident on his face. "Siblings?" 

"Not by blood," You acknowledged. "Lets just say we both had a hard start to life, and, well, we formed an alliance before Lord Sullivan found us. We were the only family we knew." 

His expression softened, though there was still distrust evident. "We've known each other for years, why not say anything before now?"

You shrugged. "It never came up. And besides, would you let anyone know your weakness in this place before we started cleaning it up?" 

"... I guess not," He agreed after a moment, a pout on his face. 

Anger: diffused. Now time to tackle the next issue. The one that had your heart fluttering in your chest. 

"Now," You started as you stepped closer, biting your lip as you carefully watched his expression. Startled, wary of your approach. But just a hint of something else. Hope? Maybe… Desire?

Devi, you were hoping. 

"Do you want to tell me why you were so upset by that?" You played the tactics you learned from Seduction class, fiddling with the collar of his uniform as you stepped inside his personal space. Meet his gaze softly, slowly run your tongue over your lips.

And you had a blushing mess of a demon in your hands. It was easy to tell he had completely forgotten your question, his gaze trapped with yours. You could have ended it there, pulling him down for a kiss. 

But, well, you could see the appeal in taunting Kalego - though in a much different way than Opera. 

You also had dreamt of him kissing you first. And while you knew it was a silly thing, you wanted to see if you could make that dream a reality. 

"Because, if you wanted to kiss me, all you have to do is ask-" 

He didn't even let you finish, his lips pressing against yours hungrily, his hands gripping at your waist as he pulled you closer. There was a brief moment of mentally cheering in your mind before you tangled your fingers in his hair and lost yourself in the kiss.

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OC x Canon the 14th misfits

‘ I never thought of my Devi future to lives near demon who have this luck without using spell!’

Stolas Clover said to himself. His sweaty hand grabs the poor juice bottle tightly when it’s come to announced Tricky Award. The surprising fireworks from Iruma-kun’s idea are beautifully shown as glowing flower in dark sky so no wonder that this prize coming for them. What a name!

“ fufu Congratulations! Yis- “ He slowly pat on Iruma’s back to sent him to the front row . His four cloverleaf tail wagging unstoppable from overwhelming happiness.

That decision, he made it right. To join Magical Tool batra instead of Demonic botanical Batra w-well to be honest that suited him more because of his bloodline abilities but this place where he joined be at Iruma’s side also lovely as well .

‘The demon who can dodges every harmful things on first day, get familiar grumpy sensei and even get rare occasions on rank that enough to shown whether not Iruma-kun is either strongest or Luckiest demon ever existed although he just rejected all of my hypothesizes with humble. I can tell he’s powerful as Orias sensei! It’s my ambition to get observations on this pure lucky demon! ’

In name the son of Stolas, He will take full observation on plants Iruma-kun! Which Iruma kinds of called him friend? Never mind I will be the most supportive servant to luckiest demon in the realm! Aside from Az-azz and Clara. . .yis🌱

Note : He is my first Oc in m!ik 💚💚 so I just made him to be kind of Suzy’s little brother/son I can’t decide that yet you can suggest it

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“It was a ritual with us to visit the Mansa Devi temple and Gurudwara Sri Nada Sahib, and on one such visit to the temple while doing a ‘parikrama, he was walking behind me. On completing the ‘parikrama', he suddenly said, "Congratulations Mrs. Batra." I swirled around to see him holding one end of my dupatta and he gave me the most beautiful smile and said, "Didn't you realize that this is the fourth time that we are doing this parikrama?" Needless to say, it left me totally speechless. That was the level of dedication he had towards our relationship.”

-Dimple Cheema (on her relationship with Vikram Batra)

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Shilpi Batra Adwani with Bagodai Babai, a Pashtun Hindu migrant seen here in a restored Kakari kameez. The heavily embroidered garment traditionally had coins sewn into the bodice to indicate wealth and status.

The former Afghan President, Hamid Karzai, meeting the community members.

The women are part of a community of Pushtun Hindus that lived in the Baloch areas of Quetta, Loralai, Bori and Maikhter, and belong to the Kakari tribes still living there.

Tattooed ‘blue-skinned’ Hindu Pushtuns look back at their roots

by Suhasini Haidar

As they walk through the corridors of the exhibition, looking at photographs of themselves in traditional clothes, the women begin to sing first. At first, the tune is tentative. Then, as more and more join in, it becomes a roaring chorus, and they clap to words of the song, ‘Sheen Khalai’, and dance the ‘Attan’ folk dance in the way they were taught seven decades ago. ‘Sheen Khalai’ (blue skin) is not just a name for these women and men, many of them well over 90 years old, it is the story of their identity, one that brings forth tears even today. They fled with their families from the tribal areas between Afghanistan and Pakistan during the Partition in 1947.

The women are part of a community of Pushtun Hindus that lived in the Baloch areas of Quetta, Loralai, Bori and Maikhter, and belong to the Kakari tribes still living there. 1947 was a second partition for their villages, as the British-imposed Durand Line in 1893 had already given their villages to Pakistan, despite the people’s Pushtun lineage.

In 1947, they were forced out of their homes overnight. “The government told us to leave quickly and go to India. We didn’t even look back at our homes, just ran,” says Lakshmi Devi, who can’t remember her age now, but says she was a teenager then. Like many other Hindu families from Sindh and Balochistan, Lakshmi Devi, her father and siblings were sent to resettle in the village of Unniara in Rajasthan, about 130 km south of Jaipur. But once they reached, they realised that while being Hindu brought them shelter, it didn’t bring them acceptance, given their ‘Sheen Khalai’.

“It was their blue skin, the colour of the face tattoos that women in tribal areas have, that set them apart from their neighbours, and even from the Hindu women of Pakistan,” explains Shilpi Batra Advani, a documentary filmmaker from a Pushtun Hindu family. Ms. Advani is completing a film on the Sheen Khalai. “My own grandmother started to cover her face, and was shy around outsiders, because she feared being shunned for the tribal tattoos that were looked down upon,” she adds.

Some had trouble renting a home, others were viewed with suspicion by neighbours. “We tried to scrub and scrub, but the tattoos wouldn’t fade away,” says 103- year old Pyari Devi in Ms. Advani’s film. As a result, most found it easier to assimilate as Pakistani-Hindu women not as Pushtuns, dressed in saris and salwar suits, and spoke the local language publicly while teaching their children Pashto.

In her quest for information about their past, Shilpi Advani, with her mother Yashoda’s help, began work on the film about the roughly 500-600 Hindu Pushtun community members in India. She interviewed elders for their memories, and coaxed women into pulling out old traditional tribal clothes from the bottom of their suitcases, like the ‘kakari kameez’ they would have worn in their villages. Most were frayed at the edges, but still rich with embroidery, mirror work and colourful tassels, which Ms. Advani restored.

During the course of her research, Ms. Advani spent a year and a half in Kabul and spoke to journalists about her family’s villages in Balochistan across the line. One day, she received a video over a social media site: it was an interview with an old villager in Balochistan’s Maikhter who remembered his neighbour Prakash and his two daughters had left for India one hurried night. The name rang a bell and Ms. Advani traced back the family in Rajasthan for her film. The audience watching the interviews claps with joy at a glimpse of the village.

But the biggest joy comes from a special visitor who inaugurates the exhibition and speaks to them: former Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai. Ms. Advani reached out to him in Kabul five years ago. “Hearing women singing these old songs is a very special experience. This was them asserting their identity, asserting that no force, or separation or partition can destroy this,” Mr. Karzai told The Hindu.

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Ms. Advani says her project is for the official recognition of her community. “This is about validation, about giving us a name after all these years of hiding our identity,” she explains.

One by one, the women and men of the Pushtun Hindu community step up to tell their stories, of how they preserved their heritage despite all the odds. “We have changed our clothes (pahnava),” nonagenarian Shanti Devi says in fluent Pashto. “But our hearts and tongues remain Pushtun.”

“We have always wondered what we are, since no one owned us,” says Leelaram, who is in his late eighties. “Are we Afghan, or Pakistani or Indian or Hindu or Pushtun?” he asks, and then to answer his own question, he adds, “Today, we have become Pushtuns again.” They all cheer and break into another song, a happy wedding song about ‘beautiful Laila’ that they learnt when they were very young.

Here, just for this moment in the aptly named Frontier Colony in Jaipur, borders have blended, the subcontinent is not so divided and history is not so unkind to this tiny community of ‘Sheen Khalai’, as they sing these words: Tora shpa da tora khun, sheenkhalai na da Maloom/ Tora Shpa ba khudai runya ki, sheenkhalai ba khudai paida ki (It's a dark night and in a dark room,/ Your Sheen Khalai has disappeared./ But the dawn will break and light will start to enter the room./ Sheen Khalai will start to glow again.)

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2020 Olympics India Roster

Archery

Atanu Das (Ranchi)

Pravin Jadhav (Sarade)

Tarundeep Rai (Namchi)

Deepika Das (Ranchi)

Athletics

Rahul Rohila (Mumbai)

Sandeep Kumar (Mahendragarh)

I.T. Thodi (Malappuram)

Avinash Sable (Mandwa)

J.M. Pillyalil (Manjeri)

P.A.A. Jacob (Delhi)

Naganathan Pandi (Chennai)

JCO Soundararajan Rajiv (Lalgudi)

Sgt. Noah Tom (Chakkittapara)

Sman Muhammed Anas-Yahiya (Nilamel)

Rahul Rohilla (Haryana)

Gurpreet Singh (Patiala)

Alex Antony (Thiruvananthapuram)

Sarthak Bhambri (Delhi)

JCO Neeraj Chopra (Khandra)

Sgt. Shivpal Singh (Varanasi)

Tajinderpal Singh-Toor (Khosa Pando)

Neeraj Chopra (Khandra)

Shivpal Singh (Mumbai)

Murali Sreeshankar (Palakkad)

Priyanka Goswami (Uttar Pradesh)

Bhawna Jat (Kabra)

Kamalpreet Kaur (Mumbai)

Dutee Chand (Jajpur)

Subha Venkatesan (Thiruvembur)

Dhanalakshmi Sekar (Gundur)

Revathi Veeramani (Madurai)

Kamalpeet Kaur (Kabarwala)

Seema Punia-Antil (Khewda)

Annu Rani (Bahadurpur)

Boxing

JCO Amit Panghal (Mayna)

JCO Manish Kaushik (Bhiwani)

Vikas Yadav (Bhiwani)

Ashish Kumar (Dhahotu)

Maj. Satish Kumar (Ranikhet)

Lovlina Borgohain (Golaghat)

Pooja Rani-Boora (Nimriwali)

Mangte Kom (Kangathei)

Simranjit Kaur-Baatth (Chakar)

Equestrian

Fouaad Mirza (Bangalore)

Fencing

Chadalavada Devi (Chennai)

Gymnastics

Pranati Nayak (Jhargram)

Sailing

K.C. Ganapathy (Mumbai)

Varun Thakkar (Mumbai)

Vishnu Saravanan (Mumbai)

Nethra Kumanan (Vadapalani)

Shooting

Angad Singh-Bajwa (Chandigarh)

Saurabh Chaudhary (Kalina)

Mairaj Khan (Khurja)

Sgt. Deepak Kumar (Delhi)

Divyansh Singh-Panwar (Jaipur)

MCPO Sanjeev Rajput (Jagadhri)

Aishwary Singh-Tomar (Ratanpur)

Abhishek Verma (Panipat)

Manu Bhaker (Goria)

Yashaswini Deswal (New Delhi)

Apurvi Chandela (Jaipur)

Anjum Moudgil (Chandigarh)

Rahi Sarnobat (Kolhapur)

Tejaswini Sawant (Kolhapur)

Elavenil Valarivan (Cuddalore)

Table Tennis

Achanta Kamal (Chennai)

Sathiyan Gnanasekaran (Chennai)

Manika Batra (Delhi)

Sutirtha Mukherjee (Naihati)

Wrestling

Ravi Dahiya (Nahri)

Bajrang Punia (Jhajjar)

JCO Deepak Punia (Jhajjar)

Vinesh Phogat (Bhiwani)

Anshu Malik (Nidani)

Sonam Malik (Madina)

Seema Bisla (Rohtak)

Badminton

B. Sai Praneeth (Palakollu)

Satwiksairaj Rankireddy (Amalapuram)

Chirag Shetty (Mumbai)

P.V. Sindhu (Hyderabad)

Field Hockey

Dilpreet Singh (Butala)

Rupinder Singh (Faridkot)

Surender Kumar (Karnal)

Manpreet Singh-Sandhu (Jalandhar)

Hardik Singh (Khusropur)

Gurjant Singh (Amirstar)

Simranjeet Singh (Jalandhar)

Mandeep Singh (Jalandhar)

Harmanpreet Singh (Amritsar)

Lalit Upadhyay (Varanasi)

P.R. Sreejesh (Kizhakkambalam)

Sumit Sumit (Sonipat)

Shanglakpam Sharma (Imphal East)

Shamsher Singh (Attari)

Varun Kumar (Dalhousie)

Birendra Lakra (Lachchada)

Amit Rohidas (Saunamara)

Vivek Prasad (Itarsi)

Navjot Kaur (Kurukshetra)

Gurjit Kaur (Amritsar)

Deep Ekka (Lulkidhi)

Monika Malik (Haryana)

Sharmila Devi (Hisar)

Nikki Pradhan (Hesal)

Savita Punia (Jodkhan)

Nisha Warsi (Sonipat)

Vandana Katariya (Roshnabad)

Udita Duhan (Hisar)

Lalremsiami Hmar (Mizoram)

Navneet Kaur (Shahabad Markanda)

Sushila Chanu-Pukhrambam (Imphal)

Rani Rampal (Shahabad Markanda)

Salima Tete (Simdega)

Neha Goyal (Sonipat)

Golf

Anirban Lahiri (Palm Beach Gardens, Florida)

Udayan Mane (Bangalore)

Aditi Ashok (Bengaluru)

Diksha Dagar (Jhajjar)

Judo

Shushila Likmabam (Imphal)

Rowing

Arjun Lal (Nayabas)

Arvind Singh (Bulandshahr)

Swimming

Srihari Nataraj (Bangalore)

Sajan Prakash (Idukki)

Maana Patel (Ahmedabad)

Tennis

Sumit Nagal (Delhi)

Sania Mirza (Hyderabad)

Ankita Raina (Pune)

Weightlifting

Saikhom Chanu (Nongpok Kakching)

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Mairimashita! Iruma-kun ep 17

I’m late... I’ve been playing an online game and there’s an event. Also reading webcomics lol. I should’ve made this days ago.

There’s not much pics this time as the net keep fluctuating and the quality would go down at times.

Ameri pls. This is no time to be comparing the current situation to manga. I mean what kind of person would think like this while something bad is happening?

*looks at twitter and see people making jokes about the volcano, kidnapping and virus* Never mind.

Even still, Ameri does take her job seriously and they help out the teachers in keeping order and peace.

Kalego-sensei is strong enough to break the barriers albeit temporarily. The barriers fix themselves up after a few seconds but it’s enough to let him and Robin-sensei pass so they could go to the room where records are held. Kalego-sensei being who he is, is able to deduce the current situation might have something to do with the headmaster being detained and that a student of their have the barrier power and they could just look him up.

Also, they need a computer. Looking for info might have been quicker that way.

Anyways, even if Grandpa Sullivan acts terribly enough for Kalego-sensei to be annoyed with him, gramps can tell that sensei is skilled enough to be his substitute and seeing all of the stuff he can do and his thoughts in the current arc shows that. He’s pretty amazing.

Robin-sensei told Kalego-sensei that this barriers might have been for some kind of surprise. While Kalego-sensei knew it was very unlikely, it did give him an idea of how to calm the students down: by telling them this is an event.

The barriers aren’t all connected to become a box except for the one surrounding the entire school so there are gaps that could let them pass to get to another area. Like a maze. So they turned it into a game wherein the students have to get to the central plaza.

Unfortunately, that’s Kiriwo-senpai’s actual plan.

The machine Iruma helped fix is actually a destructive weapon as well and the time has come for it to be in use.

Despite being separated by glass, the trio is still able to devise a plan on how to help stop whatever it is that’s happening. Iruma remembers Kiriwo-senpai’s ability and also the secret room. Clara used her powers to recreate the little paper-like dolls she saw another batra create and Azz uses his powers to command the little things to find where the barriers are and where the gaps could be found. He also made this map (he remembers cause it’s in the handbook. It’s amazing and also he’s really studious... who would have enough time to memorize this?).

All those and using a phone, they’re able to guide Iruma from the other side of the wall so he could get to senpai’s location.

And the main battle would begin, I assume. Can’t wait til the next episode!

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By the way, there were stuff I was unable to screencap as I said before. Like one of the teacher’s outside the school using her frogs to confirm there’s no way out and all. There are other moments but I am disappointed I wasn’t able to screencap another ‘devi-gay’ moment (as the yt chat calls it) wherein Ameri saved Eiko from getting hurt. If you guys remember Eiko, she’s the girl Iruma saved in the first episode who seem to have gotten a crush on him due to that. Guess what she feels about Ameri after the current incident? lol

Til next week!

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10-03-2020 | Current Affairs

We provide you with the latest news updates and daily current affairs from The Hindu. Indian Express, Live Mint, PIB, Etc, … Today's Oneliner Current Affairs are: 1. President Ramnath Kovind Presents The Nari Shakti Puraskar 2. Arifa Jan Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 3. Bina Devi Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 4. Chami Murmu Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 5. Kalavati Devi Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 6. Kaushiki Chakroborty Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 7. Nilza Wangmo Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 8. Padala Bhudevi Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 9. Rashmi Urdhwareshe Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 10. Sardarni Mann Kaur Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 11. Avani Chaturvedi Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 12. Bhavana Kanth Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 13. Mohana Singh Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 14 Tashi Malik Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 15. Nungshi Malik Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 16. Karthyayini Amma Received Nari Shakti Puraskar From President 17. Tamim Iqbal Appointed As Bangladesh’s ODI Captain 18. Andy Flower Appointed Assistant Coach Of Kings XI Punjab 19. Taniya Sanyal Appointed As India's 1st Woman Firefighter By AAI 20. India's Women Workforce Drops From 37% To 18% In 13 Years 21. Beth Mooney Ranked No.1 In ICC Women's T20I Rankings 22. Shafali Verma Ranked 3rd In ICC Women's T20I Rankings 23. Smriti Mandhana Ranked 7th In ICC Women's T20I Rankings 24. Jemimah Rodriguez Ranked 9th In ICC Women's T20I Rankings 25. Tamil Nadu Tops In Poshan Abhiyan's Participants List 26. Govt To Make Sanitary Napkin Disposal Bags Mandatory From Jan 2021 27. 3rd All-Women Post Office Opens In New Delhi 28. Vikas Krishan (69Kg) Qualified For Tokyo Olympics 2020 29. Pooja Rani (75Kg) Qualified For Tokyo Olympics 2020 30. Satish Kumar (91Kg) Qualified For Tokyo Olympics 2020 31. EC Approves The Merger Of Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (P) With BJP 32. Kerala Govt Launches " I Am Also Digital " Programme 33. Conference On Empowering Women Entrepreneurs 2020 Held In New Delhi 34. Economic Times Global Business Summit Organised In New Delhi 35. Congress Leader Hans Raj Bhardwaj Passed Away 36. Govt Sale Its Entire 52.98% Stake In Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd 37. Manpreet Singh Won The Dhruv Batra Player Of The Year Award 2019 38. Rani Rampal Won The Dhruv Batra Player Of The Year Award 2019. Read the full article

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East Indian Names

It’s Zoe with another list of names! This time, East Indian names! 

Here are a few things to note about French naming traditions:

The first name is the name they go by in their day-to-day life. 

Often, East Indians are given “pet-names” - their first name turned into a cuter version that they are called as a toddler. Sometimes this pet-name will stick into adulthood. 

The family name (last name) might denote a certain village or community the family is from. If it has the suffix “walla” (or a variant of this), it means their ancestors practised a certain trade. 

Parents put a lot of thought into making their child’s name sound nice, and good meaning. 

As always, if there are any inaccuracies in this post PLEASE let me know through a message or ask!

Any name lists you wanna see? Feel free to send in an ask! 

Feminine and masculine first names, as well as last names are underneath the cut!

Feminine: 

1. Priya 2. Divya 3. Vani 4. Anjali 5. Riya 6. Aishwarya 7. Ira 8. Santana 9. Nikita 10. Natasha 11. Neha 12. Ramya 13. Sakshi 14. Leah 15. Pavithra 16. Seema 17. Anusha 18. Pavithra 19. Nishi 20. Anushri 21. Diya 22. Sadaf 23. Kalyani 24. Sara 25. Nishita 26. Tanu 27. Rhea 28. Prachi 29. Shrinidhi 30. Manisha 31. Aditi 32. Aashna 33. Swati 34. Anu 35. Ria 36. Neelam 37. Mitali 38. Dawn 39. Khushi 40. Arya 41. Deepa 42. Anamika 43. Lavanya 44. Niti 45. Vidhya 46. Kavya 47. Vasanti 48. Bindiya 49. Tanjua 50. Poonam

Masculine: 

1. Rahul 2. Amit 3. Yash 4. Ankit 5. Deepak 6. Aryan 7. Raj 8. Arjun 9. Manoj 10. Akash 11. Rakesh 12. Naveen 13. Ashish 14. Parth 15. Mayank 16. Vivek 17. Soham 18. Kumar 19. Abhinav 20. Rohan 21. Pranav 22. Ajith 23. Rohan 24. Sanjay 25. Raghav 26. Manish 27. Anil 28. Krish 29. Siddharth 30. Ajay 31. Sumit 32. Shaan 33. Kartik 34. Nikhil 35. Jatin 36. Aniket 37. Ramanan 38. Tushar 39. Harish 40. Avi 41. Ajeet 42. Niranjan 43. PInaki 44. Azeez 45. Qutub 46. Balaram 47. Rajani 48. Ganesh 49. Shantashil 50. Omar

Last Names:

1. Singh 2. Devi 3. Kaur 4. Das 5. Kumar 6. Agarwal 7. Reddy 8. Bakshi 9. Anthony 10. Babu 11. Burman 12. Bhatt 13. Basu 14. Bedi 15. Kashyap 16. Gokhale 17. Ghosh 18. Arg 19. Dear 20. Ghandi 21. Ganguly 22. Gupta 23. Chopra 24. Dhawan 25. Dixit 26. Dubey 27. Haldar 28. Kapoor 29. Khurana 30. Kulkarni 31. Madan 32. Bajwa 33. Bhasin 34. Chandra 35. Chauhan 36. Deshmukh 37. Dayal 38. Dhillon 39. Goswami 40. Goel 41. Mallick 42. Mahajan 43. Kumar 44. Mani 45. Gill 46. Biswas 47. Batra 48. Bawa 49. Mehta 50. Saxena

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Sarojni Naidu International Award for Working Women part Two of 7th GLFN

New Delhi: The well-known and highly prestigious Dr Sarojni Naidu International Award for Working Women saw its second round of 5th Edition during the 7th Global Literary Festival Noida 2021 in the presence of large audience who appreciated the jury for fantastic selection of ladies.

“I must appreciate and respect the decision of jury members who all have finalised these names out of a huge lot of applications for the awards. No doubt Women is the wealth of art and culture, love and affection, education and training. She is the one who show to rest of the World that overall development of human mind is essential. We lean motivation from her and gain enthusiasm and energy. She teaches us to be nationalist,” said Sandeep Marwah President od Marwah Studios and Global literary Festival.

“Women have always face bigger problems the moment she has decided to work outside the home. Her challenges are different from men. Every successful Women has a man behind her. Women are empowered only thing is that they need to be given opportunities. Never get disheartened,” said Janice Darbari Author and Consul General of Montenegro in India recollecting events from the history.

“Follow your passion, you may feel little problem but people around you will understand with time said Mehnaz Nadiadwala Author and Film Maker. “It is a pleasure to be with so many accomplished Women. Sarojni Naidu was ahead of time so do we all have to be. Nothing is easy, every success is backed by hard work and many obstacles. Women needs space to explore her ideas and her talent. We have to stand for each other,” expressed Padma Shri Pratibha Parhlad Bharatnatyam Exponent.

The following ladies were presented with Dr Sarojni Naidu International Award for Working Women.

Aditi Sharma (New York), Amna Mirza , Anima Saxena , Anita Chhabra, Archana Mohan Sharma, Arpita Mitra, Benita Saklani, Bharti Raina, Bindu Sharma, Capt. Prachi Goswami, Daksha Sharma, Deepali Bhardwaj, Deepali Naair, Deepika Gupta, Dhwani Jain, Divya Gupta, DJ Ana, Angeli Qwatra, Neeta Mhatre Mishra, P. Jayabharathi, Ruby Bakshi Khurdi, Gopi S. Shah, Gosha Liberhan, Gurbachan Kaur Neelam, Haripriya, Himanshi Sharma, Ila Pachauri, Jainice Darbari, Jaspreet Kaur, Jayashri Bangali, Jyotsna Kumar, K. Pushpavathi, Kanika Chopra, Kirti Mishra Narang, Komal Batra, Kusum Shah, Leena Singh, Lipika Sud, M.S. Gayathri Devi, Madhu Arora, Mamta Soni, Manisha Chopra, Manogya Loiwal, Meeta Mahapatra, Mehnaaz Nadiadwala, Minakshi Sharma (Poland), Monika Kandpal (Thailand), Mousumi Chakraborty, Nayema Khanum (Bangladesh), Neena Richie (UK), Neha Singh Sisodia, Nidhi Singh Tak, Nupur Dhamija, Nupur Tewari, Padma Ragam. S., Pandita Anuradha Pal, Parin Somani (UK), Parveen Rani (UK), Peeyoosha Chintaluri, Philomena Gnanapragasam (Malaysia), Pooja Gogia, Pooja Mishra , Porika Anasurya , Pratibha Mishra, Pratima Gavhane Dutta, Preetika Mishra, Priya Choudhary, Priya Mathur, Protima Sharma, Pushplata , Rafiqua Ahmed, Rainy Khurana Sarna, Rajalakshmi Kameshwar Joshi, Rajlakshmi Darbari, Rajnnee N Aneja, Raksha Tripathi, Reetwika Banerjee, Renita Kapoor, Richa kapoor, Ritu S. Sood, Rucchika Jaiin, Ruchira Khullar, S.Kavitha, Sanhita Agnihotri (Chicago), Santhi Saravanan, Shakuntala Tomar, Shalya Raj, Shama Hussain, Sonia Sharma Kalia, Sonia V Dhingra, Sonu Pandey, Sumita Dass, Syed Mehartaj Begum, Tanushree, Urvashi Mittal, Ushoshi Sengupta, Vandana Singh, Vanndana Vaadera, Vidhi Chawla, Vishnupriya Pandey, Yamini Agarwal.

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Women's sabre individual - IND

Start Time Event Athletes 5:30 Women's Sabre Individual Table of 64 CA Bhavani Devi vs TUN Ben Azizi Nadia (ranked 384) 7:40 Women's Sabre Individual Table of 32 TBD vs FRA Brunet (ranked 4)

Fencing, women’s sabre individual: If you are not in the mood for reading words about the event, how about two short videos?

05.20 am: India’s day at the #Olympics begins with a slice of history. In a sport that has been around in every edition of the modern Games, an 🇮🇳 athlete will compete for the first time. It’s Bhavani Devi in the sabre event.

Tokyo 2020: Ahead of Bhavani Devi’s debut, a primer to fencing – one of Olympics’ oldest events

05.15 am: Hello all and welcome to the live coverage of Monday’s action at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. It’s a Monday that doesn’t especially scream out “medal!” from India’s point of view... and especially after a deflating Sunday. There were heartbreaks, close calls, and disappointments through the day for Indians....

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During the third day of the Tokyo Olympics, India will compete in the sports of rowing, archery, table tennis, and badminton. In addition to badminton, archery, rowing, and kayak racing, Indian competitors from across the country will compete in a variety of sports. With her performance in the Olympics, Manika Batra became the first Indian Paddler to make it through the first round.

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India at Tokyo 2020: Full List of Athletes Qualified for Olympics

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Lit of all the Indian athletes who have qualified till date Tokyo Olympics 2020 is finally here, after a long delay by the covid pandemic. This year 115 Indian athletes have qualified for Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Whereas last Olympics held in Rio 2016, 117 athletes participated representing India. Fans in India would not be able to travel to Japan to cheer their athletes, but they can watch them fighting and wearing medals. So far, more than 110 Indian athletes have qualified for Tokyo Olympics 2020. SportingFree sends best wishes to all the Indian athletes qualified for Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Now all the eyes will focus on how many medals the Indian team win in Japan. READ: How to Watch Tokyo Olympics 2020 Live Streaming

List of Indian Athletes Qualified for Tokyo Olympics 2020 Games

Complete a list of all the Indian athletes who have qualified for the Tokyo Olympics 2020. Archery - Deepika Kumari (Women’s Recurve) 2. Pravin Jadhav (Men’s Recurve) 3. Tarundeep Rai (Men’s Recurve) 4. Atanu Das (Men’s Recurve) Athletics 5. Priyanka Goswami, Women’s 20km race walking 6. Bhawna Jat, Women’s 20km race walking 7. KT Irfan, Men’s 20km race walking 8. Sandeep Kumar, Men’s 20km race walking 9. Rahul Rohilla, Men’s 20km race walking 10. Avinash Sable, Men’s 3000m steeplechase 11. Dutee Chand, Women’s 100m and 200m 12. MP Jabir, Men’s 400m hurdles 13. Annu Rani, Women’s javelin throw 14. Shivpal Singh, Men’s javelin throw 15. Neeraj Chopra, Men’s javelin throw 16. Tajinderpal Singh Toor, Men’s shot put 17. Murali Sreeshankar, Men’s long jump 18. Kamalpreet Kaur, Women’s discus throw 19. Seema Punia, Women’s discus throw 20-23. Mixed 4x400m Relay (Team not announced yet) 24-27. Men’s 4×400 Relay Badminton 28. PV Sindhu, Women’s singles 29. B Sai Praneeth, Men’s singles 30. Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and 31. Chirag Shetty, Men’s doubles Boxing 32. Lovlina Borgohain (Women’s, 69kg) 33. Vikas Krishan (Men’s, 69kg) 34. Pooja Rani (Women’s, 75kg) 35. Ashish Kumar (Men’s, 75kg) 36. Mary Kom (Women’s, 51kg) 37. Simranjit Kaur (Women’s, 60kg) 38. Satish Kumar (Men’s, 91kg) 39. Amit Panghal (Men’s, 52kg) 40. Manish Kaushik (Men’s, 63kg) Equestrian 41. Fouaad Mirza Fence 42. Bhavani Devi Golf 43. Anirban Lahiri 44. Aditi Ashok Gymnastics 45. Pranati Nayak Hockey 46-61. Men’s National Team 62-77. Women’s National Team In November 2019, both men’s and women’s teams, led by Manpreet Singh and Rani Rampal, qualified. Each will bring a 16-man team to Tokyo 2020. Judo 78. Sushila Devi Likmabam Rowing 79. Arjun Jat and 80. Arvind Singh Sailing 81.Nethra Kumanan, Laser Radial 82. Vishnu Saravanan, Laser Standard 83. KC Ganapathy and Varun Thakkar, 49er Shooting 84. Anjum Moudgil, 10m Women’s Air Rifle 85. Apurvi Chandela, 10m Women’s Air Rifle 86. Divyansh Singh Panwar, 10m Men’s Air Rifle 87. Deepak Kumar, 10m Men’s Air Rifle 88. Tejaswini Sawant, 50m Women’s Rifle 3 Position 89. Sanjeev Rajput, 50m Men’s Rifle 3 Position 90.Aishwarya Pratap Singh Tomar, 50m Men’s Rifle 3 Position 91. Manu Bhaker, 10m Women’s Air Pistol 92. Yashaswini Singh Deswal, 10m Women’s Air Pistol 93. Saurabh Chaudhary, 10m Men’s Air Pistol 94. Abhishek Verma, 10m Men’s Air Pistol 95. Rahi Sarnobat, 25m Women’s Pistol 96. Chinki Yadav, 25m Women’s Pistol 97. Angad Veer Singh Bajwa, Men’s Skeet 98. Mairaj Ahmad Khan, Men’s Skeet Swimming 99. Sajan Prakash 100. Srihari Nataraj 101. Maana Patel Table Tennis 102. Sharath Kamal 103. Sathiyan Gnanasekaran 104. Sutirtha Mukherjee 105. Manika Batra Sharath Kamal and Manika Batra, after winning their Olympic spot in the Asian qualifier, will participate in the Mix Doubles. Tennis 106. Sania Mirza and 107. Ankita Raina, Women’s Doubles Weightlifting 108. Mirabai Chanu Wrestling 109. Seema Bisla, Women’s Freestyle, 50kg 110. Vinesh Phogat, Women’s Freestyle 53kg 111. Anshu Malik, Women’s Freestyle 57kg 112. Sonam Malik, Women’s Freestyle 62kg 113. Ravi Kumar Dahiya, Men’s Freestyle 57kg 114. Bajrang Punia, Men’s Freestyle 65kg 115. Deepak Punia, Men’s Freestyle 86 kg The number of Indian athletes has increased in the 2020 Olympics. Read the full article

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Mairimashita! Iruma-kun ep 15

Let the Batra Party commence!

I’m still feeling conflicted about last week’s episode and this episode doesn’t help lol

The Batra Party is coming up soon and everyone is excited and more motivated after finding out there are prizes for the Batra that would do well. Many of said prizes could really help the Batra Iruma and the gang is in if they win so the team is working very hard!

Of course, many of the other students still think lowly of them but don’t worry, instead of making them feel down, Iruma and the others become more motivated to show them they’re wrong! I love their faces here. Like ‘Ohoho you’ll see soon enough’ kind of thing. I myself want to see it but with last week’s reveal, it may not happen at all...

Senpai has a secret base filled with old stuff their batra created. Here is where the machine/weapon is located - the one needed to destroy the school come the Batra Party. He seems to be happily working on it but here’s me still hoping he’d change his mind.

!!????!!?

I actually said ‘What the f*ck?! How the heck did... what are you doing here?!’ when Iruma came in. lol Like, I didn’t expect him to come here as it’s supposed to be a secret.

Iruma explains that he was looking for senpai and the ring reacted and dragged him to where his senpai is. Instead of shooing him out, senpai just shows Iruma around. This room is apparently where old, forbidden-back-in-the-day inventions of their batra are stored.

He also shows Iruma that they’re high up enough to see the area where everyone would be after the first day is done (and where the attack is gonna happen but of course, he doesn’t tell him that part). The room is also sound-proof. (the youtube chat started making some jokes implying that something could happen if you know what I mean *wink*)

Okay, back to the story, senpai likes looking out here to remember why he’s working hard on their batra as he wants to see a time wherein everyone is equal whether or not they have strong magical abilities.

Also they see this scene below where Robin-sensei bothers Kalego-sensei and gives him a funny nickname. I dunno if Robin-sensei is just an idiot or something cause after Kalego-sensei showed how strict and scary he could be the first time they met, I thought he’d end up being scared or wary of the guy but no... Robin-sensei just can’t seem to stop trying to befriend and mess with the latter. I’m so close to shipping them, not gonna lie. I mean, the whole ‘Scary Serious character x Genki and Friendly character’ couple type is cute and I have other ships like that anyways.

(At this point, the chat box on youtube is just spammed with the word ‘gay’ and someone even wrote ‘Devi-gay’. Plus points to that guy. Although I ship Iruma with Azz,, if Kiriwo-senpai does becomes nice later on, Iruma can have the batra as his harem. lol)

Back in the room, Iruma proposes that they try and win the prizes to help the club and themselves (What? What kind of thing did you think about when I said ‘proposed’?) and that others looking down on them is a bigger reason they have to work hard to prove them that the Magical Tool Batra isn’t as bad as they thought.

At this point I was hoping senpai is thinking off not going through his plan... even a little. Even just a little...

Iruma’s words though, struck something inside senpai and we get this very brief flashback. Oooh... who’s that? What interesting backstory does senpai have and what does it have to do with trying to destroy Babyls? I hope the anime gets far enough to show us cause I wanna know (no spoilers pls. I don’t read the manga).

Alright, with that, everyone is getting ready for the party the next day. Poor gramps though is still in jail. I hope he gets this sorted out before the Batra Party starts cause Iruma is looking forward to him being there. We’ll also finally meet Sabnock’s little sister and Azz’s mother (who he isn’t excited to see). What will happen to senpai’s plan? I guess we’d find out next week!

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News updates on the following topics covered in our today's blog post.

>Shershaah releasing in theatres in this day starring Sidharth Malhotra & Kiara Advani.

>Presenting the poster of new short film Happy Birthday, Starring Anupam Kher &

Aahana Kumra

>As cinemas now operating with full occupancy, many films announcing its release date, A list of few 26 Bollywood films confirmed release dates 2021 as of now, check out the full list.

>PK 2 will have Ranbir Kapoor as the lead.

Producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra confirmed.

>Arjun Rampal & Sunny Leone Starrer The Battle Of Bhima Koregaon Releasing date confirmed.

>Tripti Dimri to play RanbirKapoor’s mistress.

>Akshay Kumar & Scam 1992 The Harshad Mehta Story wins Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival Awards 2021.

>A big scale biographical drama series has been announced on the life of Maharani Gayatri Devi of Jaipur.

>Tamil actor Indra Kumar commits suicide.

>These following five films clashes are confirmed as of now, check out the list.

>Roohi's new song Panghat releasing On Monday!

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Manika Batra Wins Singles Title at 82nd National Table Tennis Championship

20 February 2021 ——————————- India’s top-ranked table tennis player Manika Batra beat Reeth Rishya, 4-2, in the women’s singles final, to win the 82nd Senior National Table Tennis Championship, at the Tau Devi Lal Sports Complex in Panchkula, Haryana. It was Manika’s second Nationals title. She won her maiden national title in 2015 in Hyderabad.