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असम की राजधानी कहां है | Assam Ki Rajdhani Kya Hai

असम की राजधानी कहां है | assam ki rajdhani kya hai | असम की राजधानी क्या है | assam ki rajdhani kahan hai | assam ki capital kya hai असम की राजधानी कहां है (Assam Ki Rajdhani Kya Hai) असम की राजधानी “दिसपुर” है। राज्यअसमराजधानीदिसपुरमुख्यमंत्रीहिमंत बिस्वा सरमाराज्यपालजगदीश मुखी असम की राजधानी दिसपुर के बारे में जानकारी दिसपुर भारत के उत्तर पूर्वी राज्य असम की राजधानी है। यह शहर ब्रह्मपुत्र…

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Yes, it is critical to acknowledge the centrality of Britain to the world economy in order to understand how Chinese and Indian tea fitted into it. [...] Asian tea relied on forms of employment [...] such as independent family farms in China and indentured ‘coolies’ in India. [...] It would be very difficult to explain how and why Asian tea became driven by the modern dynamics of accumulation then, unless we connect China and India to the broader global division of labor, centered on the most cutting-edge industrial sectors in the north Atlantic. [...] But I also wish to reframe the idea of British capital as “protagonist,” because when we think about capital, agency is a weird thing. [...] Nothing about accumulation is inherently loyal to this or that region, though it has been concentrated in certain sites, such as nineteenth-century Britain or twentieth-century US, and it has been territorialized by nationalist institutions. Thus, although British firms drove the Asian tea trade at first, by the twentieth century Indian and Chinese nationalists alike protested British capital [...].

Most economic histories were focused on whether other countries could ever develop into nineteenth-century England. For labor historians, Mike Davis recently wrote, the “classical proletariat” was the working classes of the North Atlantic from 1838-1921. These modular assumptions jump out when you flip through the classics of Asian economic and labor history, almost always focused on some sort of textile industry (silk, cotton, jute) and in cities such as Shanghai, Osaka, Bombay, Calcutta. By contrast, I was really inspired by a field pioneered by South Asia scholars known as “global labor history” — especially the work of Jairus Banaji — which has been critical of the centrality of urban industry in economic history. Instead, these scholars reconsider labor in light of our current world of late capitalism, including transportation workers, agrarian families, servants, and unfree and coerced labor. These activities have enabled global capitalism to function smoothly for centuries but were overlooked because they did not share the spectacular novelty of the steam-powered factories of urban Europe, US, and Japan.

As far as how tea production worked: in simple terms, Chinese tea was a segmented trade and Indian tea was centralized in plantations known as ‘tea gardens.’ The Chinese trade relied on independent family farms, workshops in market towns, and porters ferrying tea to the coastal ports: Guangzhou (Canton) then later Fuzhou and Shanghai. By contrast, British officials and planters built Indian tea from scratch in Assam, which had not been nearly as commercialized as coastal China or Bengal. They first tried to replicate the ‘natural’ Chinese model of local agriculture and trade, but frustrated British planters ultimately decided to undertake all of the tasks themselves, from clearing the land to packaging the finished leaves. [...] Indian tea was championed as futuristic and mechanized. [...]

In India [...] the tea industry’s penal labor contract became one of the original cause célèbres of the nationalist movement in the 1880s. The plantations later became a site for strikes and hartals, the most famous occurring in the Chargola Valley in 1921. But even though tea workers chanted, “Gandhi Maharaj ki jai” at the time, Gandhi himself had allegedly visited Assam and declined to see the workers, meeting instead with British planters to assure them they were safe. While Indian nationalists had politicized indenture in Assam tea, their main complaint was the racialized split between British capital and Indian labor. Their remedy was not to liquidate the tea gardens but to diversify ownership over them. The cause of labor was subordinated to the nationalist struggle.

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Words of Andrew B. Liu. As interviewed by Mark Frazier. Transcript published as “Andrew B. Liu - Tea War: A History of Capitalism in China and India.” Published online by India China Institute. 23 March 2020. [Some paragraph breaks and contractions added by me.]

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Because there are still people who are idoots

Who think Tripura is the capital of Assam

Who think Mizoram and Manipur are cities

Who think ki udhar sirf terr0r!sm hota hai

Who think it's China

Who don't believe that anyone that doesn't know Hindi is Indian

Who don't accept the diversity our beautiful country holds

And most importantly

Who don't realise how beautiful that diversity is.

You should see their culture, they care more about the environment than we ever could.

You should see their talent, better than we ever imagine

You should hear their thoughts, so loving

Yes the development is a bit back, but is it their fault? And isn't the lack of development the thing keeping them so pure?

why is manipur and other north eastern states of india only seem to be "highlighted" when it comes to tourism and sports?

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Large scale violent demonstrations have seen in Assam and other Northeastern states against the passing of the bill. In other parts, protesters demanded that Indian citizenship must be granted to Muslim refugees and immigrants.

The Citizenship Amendment Act was passed by Parliament of India in December and it amended the Citizenship Act of 1955 by providing a path to Indian citizenship for illegal migrants of Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi, and Christian religious minorities, who had been persecuted from Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan before December 2014. Muslims from those countries were not given such eligibility. This act was the first time religion had been used as a benchmark for citizenship under Indian law.

Large scale violent demonstrations have seen in Assam and other Northeastern states against the passing of the bill. In other parts, protesters demanded that Indian citizenship must be granted to  Muslim refugees and immigrants.

Major protests against the CAA were held at universities in India. Students at Aligarh Muslim University and Jamia Milia Islamia witnessed brutal suppression by the police force. The protests had led to several deaths, heavy damage was done to public and private property, and local internet mobile phone connectivity was suspended.

The CAA protests started in December, 2019 and it is continuing affecting the lives of people and creating a sense of disturbance in the country, especially in the National capital of India.

Now, around 500 people, mostly women rose in protest against the CAA, blocking a major road at the Jaffrabad Metro Station since Saturday night.

On Sunday afternoon, BJP leader Kapil Mishra tweeted and invited those who support the CAA to Maujpur Chowk at 3 pm which indirectly answered the hindrance at Jaffrabad. By 4:30 pm, violent large scale protests are being witnessed in Maujpur in northeast Delhi. The anti and pro- CAA law protesters started a fracas that got elevated into throwing stones at each other and then setting vehicles on fire. Police had to fire teargas shells to bring the situation under control.

 Also, within some hours, the nearby areas of Bhajanpura and Chand Bagh too witnessed violence. A petrol pump was ignited by the protesters in Bhajanpura.

In the evening, Mishra tweeted a video where he put forth a threat that his supporters are just waiting till US President Donald Trump’s visit and after that, they would not even listen to Delhi Police and will make sure that all roads which are blocked by anti-CAA protesters are cleared. Kapil Mishra had given a three-day ultimatum to the police or, he said, “we would have to take the streets”.

Protests at both Jaffrabad and Maujpur continued the following day. On Monday, pro-CAA protesters were seen in Maujpur Chowk playing songs on loudspeakers in the morning with lyrics saying, “Jo maange azaadi desh mein, bhejo Pakistan unhe” and “Bharat ka abhimaan hai Hindu bhagwadhaari aayega, Pukaarti Ma Bhaarti khoon se rang bharo goliyon ke naam ki”.

The police lineup was all around the Maujpur-Jaffrabad stretch, though they heard the songs near the chowk, they did not take any step towards that.

Again, two groups of pro and anti-CAA protesters escalated into stone-throwing outside the Maujpur Metro Station. The police had to fire tear gas shells and bring the situation under control. Just 2 hours later or so, around 2 pm, the anti-CAA protesters headed towards Maujpur Chowk and the pro-CAA protesters headed towards the Jaffrabad. Suspecting that the situation would soon turn violent, they reached the midpoint but by then, both the groups started throwing heavy stones at each other. The police again had to fire teargas shells when the situation was getting out of control. An autorickshaw was set on fire during the time of violence.

Till 5 pm, the attacks by throwing stones continued, after which the police could somehow bring the situation in control. Almost 800-900 police and paramilitary personnel that have been fanned out in the Jaffrabad-Maujpur stretch after the incident took place.

Five Delhi Metro stations in the North East district will remain closed on February 25 which includes Jaffrabad, Maujpur-Babarpur, Gokulpuri, Johri Enclave, and Shiv Vihar stations.

Ratan Lal (42), a head constable died after getting injured during the violent stone-pelting attacks along with five other people during the clashes and at least 105 others, including several paramilitary and at least 11 police personnel including Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), Shahdara, Amit Sharma, and ACP Anuj Kumar were injured during the violent incidents which took place in Northeast Delhi. Two CRPF police personnel were also injured, PTI reported. Section 144 has been enforced in that area.

Violent throwing of stone attacks took place today morning in Maujpur and Brahampuri in the morning on February 25.

“Am v worried abt prevailing situation in certain parts of Del. All of us together shud make all efforts to restore peace in our city. I again urge everyone to shun violence.

Am meeting all MLAs (of all parties) of affected areas along wid senior officials in a while.”, Kejriwal tweeted.

According to the sources, the meeting will take place at the chief minister’s residence at 10:30 am.

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Exit Poll में TMC को हल्की बढ़त, West Bengal में है BJP-TMC के बीच कड़ी टक्कर | Munaffe Ki Taiyari

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देश में पांच राज्यों में चुनाव (Election) सपंन्न हो चुके हैं। जिसमें West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Puducherry शामिल है। सबसे बड़ अखाड़ा West Bengal का है, जहां BJP और TMC के बीच घमासान मचा हुआ है। वहीं, Exit Poll से ��म जानेंगे कि किस पार्टी के इन राज्यों में जीतने के आसार हैं, देखें Exit Poll की तस्वीर

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25-04-2020 Current Affairs & Daily News Analysis

PM greets people on the beginning of holy month of Ramzan

About: The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has greeted the people on the beginning of holy month of Ramzan. “Ramzan Mubarak! I pray for everyone’s safety, well-being and prosperity. May this Holy Month bring with it abundance of kindness, harmony and compassion. May we achieve a decisive victory in the ongoing battle against COVID-19 and create a healthier planet”, the Prime Minister said. Ramadan Ramazan, or Ramathan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, observed by Muslims worldwide as a month of fasting (sawm), prayer, reflection and community. A commemoration of Muhammad's first revelation, the annual observance of Ramadan is regarded as one of the Five Pillars of Islam and lasts twenty-nine to thirty days, from one sighting of the crescent moon to the next. Source: PIB (Culture) Pioneer IAS Coaching institute in Bangalore

Search for solutions to Covid-19 from AYUSH healthcare disciplines

About: The Ministry of AYUSH has announced a mechanism to support short-term research projects for evaluating the impact of AYUSH interventions/ medicines in the prophylaxis and clinical management of COVID-19. Hospitals/Institutions involved in the management of COVID-19 cases have been invited to participate in this scheme which falls under the extramural (i.e., for those from outside the AYUSH Ministry establishment) research category. The proposals should be related to evaluating the role and impact of AYUSH interventions/medicines in the prophylaxis and clinical management of SARS-CoV-2 infection and COVID-19 disease. Project proposals of a maximum of six months duration with Institutional Ethics Committee (IEC) clearance will be considered for support up to Rs. 10.00 lakhs to meet the expenditure on engaging AYUSH clinicians, technical manpower, laboratory investigations and related contingencies. The details including eligibility criteria, mode for submission of application, application form are uploaded on Ministry of AYUSH website, ie. ayush.gov.in. The link to the webpage is: https://main.ayush.gov.in/event/mechanism-support-short-term-research-projects-evaluating-impact-ayush-interventions-cum. The application will be received only through email and the address is: emrayushcovid19@gmail.com. Source PIB (Health) Pioneer IAS Coaching institute in Bangalore

15th Finance Commission holds meeting with its Advisory Council

About: The Advisory Council also felt that the magnitude of the impact of these developments on public finances is uncertain, but will certainly be significant. Governments will have substantial expenditure burden on account of health, support to poor and other economic agents. hey felt that the following considerations, inter alia, would be very important.  (a)      Small scale enterprises were cash-starved even prior to the onset of Covid. As their activity levels and cash flows are affected, it is important that a support mechanism be devised to help them overcome this problem.  (b)     Non-banking financial companies are also affected by the slowdown. In order to avoid bankruptcies and deepening of NPAs in the financial sector, measures should be appropriately designed. Measures like partial loan guarantee may help. The Reserve Bank of India will have a key role in ensuring that financial institutions are well-capitalized.  (c)      The finances of the Central and State Governments need to be watched carefully. As of now, adequate provision for ways and means advances can largely help governments to manage cash-flow mismatches. As we move ahead, we need to think of options for financing the additional deficit. It is important to ensure that the State governments get access to adequate funds to undertake their fight against the pandemic.  (d)     The Council also felt that it is likely that different States may come out of the severity of the impact of the pandemic in different stages. Hence, the revival of activity in different States will be at varied pace. Fifteenth Finance Commission along with its Advisory Council is keenly watching the evolving situation globally as well as domestically. Source: PIB (Economy) Pioneer IAS Coaching institute in Bangalore

PM Says to become self-reliant and self-sufficient is the biggest lesson learnt from Corona pandemic: PM

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi interacted with Sarpanchs of Gram Panchayats throughout the country today through Video Conferencing, on the occasion of National Panchayati Raj Day 2020. During this event he launched a unified e-GramSwaraj Portal and mobile application and Swamitva Scheme. The e-GramSwaraj helps prepare and execute Gram Panchayat Development Plans. The portal will ensure real time monitoring and accountability. The portal is a major step towards digitization down to the Gram Panchayat level. The Swamitva scheme which is launched in pilot mode in 6 states helps to map rural inhabited lands using drones and latest survey methods. The scheme will ensure streamlined planning, revenue collection and provide clarity over property rights in rural areas. This will open up avenues for applying for loans from financial institutions by the owners. Disputes related to property would also be settled through the title deeds allotted through this scheme. Addressing the Sarpanches all over the country, the Prime Minister said the Corona pandemic has changed the way people worked and taught a good lesson. He said the pandemic taught us that one has to be self-reliant always. “This Pandemic has thrown at us new challenges and problems which we have never imagined, but it also taught us a very good lesson with a strong message. It has taught us that we have to be self-reliant and self-sufficient. It has taught us that we should not look for solutions outside the country. This is the biggest lesson we have learnt.” “Every Village has to be self-sufficient enough to provide for its basic needs. Similarly every district has to be self-sufficient at its level, every state has to be self-reliant at its level and the whole country has to be self-reliant at its level”, he said. Shri Narendra Modi said that the Government worked hard in trying to provide self-sufficiency to villages and making the Gram Panchayats stronger. “In the last five years nearly 1.25 Lakh Panchayats have been connected through broadband from a mere 100 before. Similarly, the number of Common Service Centres had crossed 3 Lakhs”, he said. He said since mobile phones are being manufactured in India, the cost of smartphones has become cheaper and the low cost smartphones have reached every village and this would further strengthen the digital infrastructure at village level. The Prime Minister said the “Progress of Panchayats will ensure the development of the nation and democracy”. The occasion today was an opportunity to establish direct dialogue between the Prime Minister and the Gram Panchayat representatives. During his interaction with the sarpanchs PM complimented the villages for giving the mantra - 'Do gaj doori' to define social distancing in simpler terms. He said that the slogan of "Do gaj Deh ki doori" given by rural India showed the wisdom of the people. He appreciated the slogan, saying that it motivates people to practice social distancing. Prime Minister said that notwithstanding the limited resources at its disposal, India has taken the challenge proactively and showed its resolve to move forward with new energy and new ways. He said, “the collective power of the villages is helping the country move forward”. He stressed that amidst these efforts, we have to remember that the negligence of any one can endanger the whole village and therefore, there is no scope for relaxation. The Prime Minister urged the Sarpanch’s to work towards the Swachhata Campaign in the villages, to take care of the old, divyang and other needy in the villages, while ensuring quarantine, social distancing and covering the faces with masks. He urged the Sarpanches to provide correct information to every family on various aspects of COVID-19. Pioneer IAS Coaching institute in Bangalore He also appealed to people in rural India to download the Aarogya Setu app and asked Panchayat representatives to ensure that every person in their Panchayat downloads the app. The Prime Minister said that serious efforts are made to ensure that poor people of the village get the best healthcare. He said that Ayushman Bharat Yojana has emerged as a big relief for the poor of the village and nearly 1 crore poor patients have received free treatment in the hospital under this scheme. He urged the use of digital platforms such as e-NAM and GEM portal to reach out to larger markets for better prices for village produce. The Prime Minister interacted with Sarpanch’s from Jammu-Kashmir, Karnataka, Bihar, UP, Maharashtra, Punjab & Assam. Pioneer IAS Coaching institute in Bangalore He remembered Mahatma Gandhi's conception of Swaraj as being based on Gram Swaraj. Quoting the Shastras, he reminded the people that the source of all strength is unity. 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28 States for you to visit and 29 signature delicacies for you to rejoice!

In this exclusive issue by Vue India Tours, one the best destination management company, we bring to you the signature dishes of India to give you one more reason to engagingly explore the riveting legacy of every state. Without further ado, let’s jump into each of these twenty nine states and whet your appetite. Bite into these defining cuisines to get a taste of the mysteriously alluring cultures of India.

Gongura (The palatable spinach of good health) A special spinach with an appetizing sour-ish appeal cooked in oil, salt and spices. Give your taste-bud a tingly burst as you mix Gongura with steaming hot-rice. Exclusively cooked in Andhra Pradesh, this cuisine can only be wholly experienced in paradise (not if you take a trip to Andhra Pradesh).

Sengmora (The ungrudging spice that selflessly efface) Sengmora (spice) is native to the moist fertile lands of Arunachal Pradesh. It has an aroma–inducing essence that turns an ordinary dish into a mouth-watering cuisine. When heated it lends it color to the curry it is cooked with to give a mouthful of punch. Mutton curry cooked in Sengmora served with warm rice and traditional local rice beer hallmarks Arunachal Pradesh to its finest.

Mansor Tenga Fish (Stir your senses into a sizzling stupor) The gourmet that does not ever lose its novelty, Tenga Fish served in richly-textured gravy will leave your palate wanting for more. Freshly picked from the sea water, Mansor Tenga fish is cooked with lemon, dry mango, exotic spices and tomato. Behold the flamboyance of Assam in your plate.

Litti Choka (Stuffed dynamite that explodes in your mouth) This spicy snack is a wheat ball that is filled with gram flour, smashed potato and selected vegetables. They are typically eaten right off the meshed cooking tray, and also can be paired with pungent chutney to rile up your taste buds. This specialty is cooked in Bihar.

Dehrori (Syrup-fried dumpling made of squashed rice) Hailed as the crown jewel of Chattisgarh, Dehrori is specially cooked by bakers during diwali season. It is one of most eaten sweets in India after Jalebi. Seasoned with a hint of cardamom and crushed nuts, Dehrori will make you jump in joy!

Bebinca (Warm cake with frosty ice cream) Goa is the perfect holiday destination because of its contrast experiences. So is the gourmet of this state. Indulge in the hot and cold dessert of Goa which is nation’s favorite sweet and one that is never missed once you take a trip to the party capital of India.

Khandvi (Spicy rolls made with natural spices) Khandvi is the pride of Gujarat, the land of sweet’n’spice condiments. This signature snack is made with gram flour, sesame, mustard seeds, yogurt, green-chillies and coconut. Flavored with a punchy aroma, Khandvi will incite your taste-bud with every bite.

Khichdi (The soft squishy plateful of salubrious rice) Made in Haryana, Khichdi is palatial mixture of pearl millet, rice, pulses and sesame oil. Loaded with dense-calorie, this nutrient rich is an ideal balance diet to boost energy.

Madra (Savory chickpea curry made with yoghurt and coconut puree) Born and Bred in Himachal Pradesh, Madra is a mouth-watering cuisine that is prevalent almost in the entire North India. Get yourself a dose of good health by throwing yourself into chickpea curry made with coconut puree, raisins, almond, yogurt and spices.

Kalaadi Cheese (Food from Paradise on Earth) Kalaadi Cheese is a thick layer of cheese that is locally produced in Jammu and Kashmir. Its dense texture forms the perfect wrap for shredded meat or vegetables to give your mouthful of delicacy. You cannot afford to miss Kalaadi Cheese on your trip to the paradise of India.

Rugda (Nature’s miraculous finely shaped mushrooms) Rugda is a mushroom that is native to Jharkand. These luscious mushrooms are juicy and possess a taste of its own. When cooked in spice and eaten along with rice, Rugda will appeal to non-vegetarians as well for its appetizing aroma.

Pandi Curry (Delectable juicy pork curry) Pandi is telegu word for Pork. Cooked with care till the curry turns dark, the signature dish of Karnataka will have you crying for more. Served with indigenous flat bread ‘Akkiroti’ and is a celebrated cuisine of Karnataka.

Mutton Istu (Swim into a flavorsome mutton stew) Loosely pronounced as Istu instead of Stew, this Kerala specialty will make for a bountiful meal. You’ll have your taste-bud salivating for more when this chopped meat cooked in coconut milk washes on your palate. Ask for a vegetable istu, in case you wish to try the vegetable delight.

Bhutte ka kees (Mashed corns sprinkled with grated coconut shreds) Made from squashed sweet corns as the name suggests Bhutte is an Indian word that means Corn. Another spicy dish from central India, i.e Madhya Pradesh, will make you addicted to the city.

Thalipeeth (Indian multi-grain Pan cakes) Thalipeeth is a multi-grain spicy pancake made with proprietary blend of herbs, peppers and condiments. Being a traditional dish of Maharastra, this dish is served with Buffalo cream. Although there are many other traditional snacks, Thalipeeth is one of the most distinguishing of them all.

Khaman Asinba Kangshoi (Savory vegetable soup with whole fried fishes) Manipur’s contribution this list is feisty one. Imagine having the savory delight of freshly-cut vegetable soup with fried fish dipped to make for an appetite booster. It is the staple of Manipur and one that you should definitely try when you visit here.

Jadoh (The idea of biryani redefined) Presenting to you from the house of Meghalaya, a biryani that has been completely re-imagined and given a distinct punch from its counterparts. A bowl full of red hill rice grown on the floral bed of the crest of the Meghalayan hill. Served with garnished mutton or chicken with slices of pickled mangoes, this feast will stir up your spirit.

Sawchiar (Experience the refreshing aroma of boiled delicacy) Another dish that is provides a savory taste and a bowl of good health is Sawchiar. Cooked exclusively in Mizoram, this cuisine is boiled with rice, meat and secret spices that turns an ordinary soup into delectable indulgence.

Dry Bamboo shoots (Minced pork sewn around a bamboo shoot) Nagaland signature dish is Dry Bamboo Shoots laced in minced Pork. Pork is cooked with bamboo shoots, chillies, herbs and served with boiled rice. The dish is very spicy and has a strong flavor.

Chhena Poda (Indian version of Ricotta Cheese) Baked in the ovens of Odisha, this ricotta cheese is toasted and shaped like a cake. The sweet delicacy will leave you wanting for more because of its rich taste, texture and appeal. It is one of the sweets that are available throughout the year for you to enjoy.

Makke ki Roti (Richly prepared corn-powder bread that is heavier than pizza) Punjab has the most fertile soil in the entire country because of the presence of five rivers in the state. Naturally, the Indian Bread of Punjab is kneaded with manually-grown organic corn that reeks of organic aroma. Makke ki Roti borrows the savor from the corn that kneads it and when served with mustard spinach, it will make your burst with joy.

Malai Ghewar (India’s very own donut) Prepared in Rajasthan, this round shaped sweet is a delight in every bite. Ghevar is made in three forms; plain, mava or malai ghevar and is 8–10cm in diameter. Not only significant to the festivals of Rajasthan, but is one of most sold sweet in Rajasthan. You don’t eat Malai Ghewar, you take a slice of tradition!

Phagshapa (Broiled pork with a hint of inciting curry) As you saunter through the street of Sikkim, imagine hovering and being drawn to a restaurant. Yes, the strong magnetic aroma of Phagshapa will tempt you have a mouthful of this spicy meal. Made from pork-chop, whole red chillies and carefully chosen spices, Phagshapa is must have in your holiday tour to India.

Kambu Koozh (Chilled antacid drink with a twist) Stirred and mixed in Tamil Nadu, this is a traditional drink that is served in mud pots to preserve the aroma and frigid factor. It is delicious and also nutritious because it made from millet grains. You’ll be licking your lips dry when you’re served along with onions, fried chilly or pickle.

Hyderabi Biryani (Essence of royalty in your plate) In the state of Telangana, the royalty and recipe of Nawabs have been passed over a century to finds its way into the modern way as the king of biryani. Aromatic rice garnished with spices and whole cut chicken will spiral your mind into frenzy because of its lip-smacking taste.

Awan Bangwi (The flagship rice cake) Tripura is a modest city located in the north-eastern side of the country and is the famous for its mind-blowing rice-cakes. Make sure you control your food-instinct when you visit here. Yoked with guria rice, ginger, onion, cashew, ghee, raisins, pork and other condiments, this delicate savory is wrapped in exotic Lairu leaves to allow the heat seep into the core to make for a feisty meal.

Baingan ki Lonje (Semi-cooked eggplants) Although there are more than 100 specialties in Uttar Pradesh, Baigan ki Lonje tops the chart for its unique flavor and distinct appeal. It is whole eggplants incised at the center sprinkled with Kalonji seeds. The outer skin is fried till is sparkling brown, you get good health and an unforgettable delight in every bite.

Bal Mithai (Sweeter than Hershey’s and Burdick Chocolates) Uttarakhand is state that attracts millions of tourist because of its breath-taking hill-stations and Bal Mithai makes them keep coming back for more. Being the chief sugar-cane producer of India, Bal Mithai is in essence made from roasted milk and sugar-cane juice evaporated together to form dollops of the mithai. This is further re-shaped and garnished with small white sugar balls.

Daab Chingri (Iconic pride of West Bengal) Daal Chingri will completely reinvigorate your spirit because of its soulful blend of spices that dates back to original of Bengali Culture. Let yourself slide into the lake of juicy gratification as you bite into luscious fresh-water prawns cooked in coconut milk and mustard. Served by placing the prawn in a green coconut (Daab) along with boiling rice.

It’s time you let out your love for food and pack your bags as you embark on your holiday tours to India. Let Vue India tour take care of your travel hassles and make sure you ask for the limited festival exclusives and unique experiences of your visit when you talk to us.

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Punjab ki Rajdhani | पंजाब की राजधानी क्या है & कहाँ है

आपका सवाल : पंजाब की राजधानी क्या है और कहाँ है / Punjab ki Rajdhani Kya hai & Kaha Hai?

Punjab Ki Rajdhani Kya Hai & Kaha Hai? - Janiye Hindi me

पंजाब की राजधानी की जानकारी हिंदी में

Punjab ki Rajdhani - Chandigarh है. यह भारत का एक केन्द्र श��सित प्रदेश है, यह शहर दो भारतीय राज्यों, Punjab और Haryana की Rajdhani भी है। चंडीगढ़ के  नाम का अर्थ है चण्डी का किला। यह नाम हिन्दू देवी दुर्गा के एक रूप चण्डिका या चण्डी के एक मंदिर के कारण पड़ा है। यह मंदिर आज भी शहर में स्थित है। इसे सिटी ब्यूटीफुल भी कहा जाता है। Chandigarh राजधानी क्षेत्र में मोहाली, पंचकुला और ज़ीरकपुर आते हैं, जिनकी 2001 की जनगणना के अनुसार जनसंख्या 1165111 (1 करोड़ 16 लाख) है। भारत की लोकसभा में प्रतिनिधित्व हेतु Chandigarh  के लिए एक सीट आवण्टित है। वर्तमान सोलहवीं लोकसभा में भारतीय जनता पार्टी की श्रीमति किरण खेर यहाँ से साँसद हैं। Chandigarh  का नामकरण दुर्गा के एक रूप ‘चंडिका’ के कारण हुआ है और चंडी का मंदिर आज भी इस शहर की धार्मिक पहचान है। इस शहर के निर्माण में तत्कालीन प्रधानमंत्री जवाहर लाल नेहरू की भी निजी रुचि रही है, जिन्होंने नए राष्ट्र के आधुनिक प्रगतिशील दृष्टिकोण के रूप में Chandigarh को देखते हुए इसे राष्ट्र के भविष्य में विश्वास का प्रतीक बताया था। International  स्तर पर शहरी योजनाबद्धता और वास्तु-स्थापत्य के लिए प्रसिद्ध यह शहर आधुनिक भारत का प्रथम योजनाबद्ध शहर है। Chandigarh के मुख्य वास्तुकार फ्रांसीसी वास्तुकार ली कार्बूजियर हैं, लेकिन शहर में पियरे जिएन्नरेट, मैथ्यु नोविकी एवं अल्बर्ट Mayor के बहुत से अद्भुत वास्तु नमूने देखे जा सकते हैं। शहर का भारत के समृद्ध राज्यों और संघ शसित प्रदेशों की सूची में अग्रणी नाम आता है, जिसकी प्रति व्यक्ति आय 99,262 रु (वर्तमान मूल्य अनुसार) एवं स्थिर मूल्य अनुसार 70,369 रु है। 

चंडीगढ़ का इतिहास / History of Chandigarh in Hindi

ब्रिटिश भारत के partition उपरांत 1947 में Punjab राज्य को भारत और पाकिस्तान में दो parts में बाँट दिया गया था। इसके साथ ही राज्य की purani rajdhani लाहौर पाकिस्तान के भाग में चली गयी थी। अब भारतीय Punjab को एक नयी राजधानी की आवश्यकता पड़ी। पूर्व स्थित शहरों को राजधानी बदलने में आने वाली बहुत सी कठिनाईयों के फलस्वरूप एक नये योजनाबद्ध राजधानी शहर की स्थापना का निश्चय किया गया तथा 1952 में इस Chandigarh City की नींव रखी गई। Ye Rajdhani ki Jankari bhi Padhiye: Janiye Assam ki Rajdhani Kaha Hai Bharat ki Rajdhani Kya hai India name ka Matlab & full form Kya Hai Uttar Pradesh Ki Rajdhani Kaha Hai

पंजाब के बारे में 10 रोचक तथ्य / 10 Facts About Punjab

1) 1 नवम��बर, 1966 को Punjab का विभाजन किया गया था और उससे अलग होकर हरियाणा भारत का एक ओर नया राज्य बना। 2) Punjab रोड कनेक्शन में सबसे अव्वल है। पुरे राज्य में 100% गांव सड़को से कनेक्ट है। 3) प्राचीन और मध्ययुग में सबसे ज्यादा हमले Punjab में हुआ करते थे जिस वजह से वहा पर आपको पुराने कीलें, पुराने मंदिर,स्मारक आदि कुछ देखने को नहीं मिलेंगे। 4) अमृतसर, Punjab का लोकप्रिय स्थल है, एक रिपोर्ट के मुताबित अमृतसर में ताज महल से भी ज्यादा tourists हर साल आते है। 5) Punjab का मुख्य उद्योग कृषि है और Punjab के कुल उद्योगों में 84% उद्योग सिर्फ कृषि का है। 6) Punjab को पांच नदियों का प्रदेश भी कहा जाता है क्योकि सिंधु, सतलज, रावी, ब्यास और घग्गर ये पांचो नदिया Punjab में बहती है। 7) जब भारत देश आजाद हुआ तब एक साथ दो Punjab नाम के राज्य अस्तित्व में आये। जिनमे एक Punjab पाकिस्तान में और दूसरा भारत में है। 8) महान एलेग्जेंडर ने अपनी आखरी लड़ाई Punjabी सीखो के साथ लड़ी थी जिसमे एलेग्जेंडर के सैनिको ने लड़ाई लड़ने से इंकार कर दिया था। 9) भारत में सबसे ज्यादा स्टील रोलिंग पौधों की संख्या Punjab के फतहगढ़ साहिब जिल्ले के मंडी गोविंगगढ़ के स्टील टाउन में है। 10) हर साल भारत में गेहू के कुल उत्पादन में 45% गेहू और चावल के कुल उत्पादन में 25% चावल Punjab में पकते है।

चंडीगढ़ में पर्यटन स्थल / Places To Visit In Chandigarh

Chandigarh भारत के सबसे खूबसूरत शहरों में एक है। इस केन्द्र शासित प्रदेश को प्रसिद्ध फ़्रांसीसी वास्तुकार ली कोर्बूजियर ने अभिकल्पित किया था। इस शहर का नाम एक दूसरे के निकट स्थित चंडी मंदिर और गढ़ किले के कारण पड़ा जिसे Chandigarh के नाम से जाना जाता है। शहर में बड़ी संख्या में पार्क हैं जिनमें लेसर वैली, Rajender Park , Botanical Garden , स्मृति उपवन, तोपियारी उपवन, टेरस्ड गार्डन और शांति कुंज प्रमुख हैं। 1) कैपिटल कॉम्प्लैक्स -  चंडीगढ़, पंजाब  यहाँ Haryana  और Punjab के अनेक प्रशासनिक भवन हैं। विधानसभा, उच्च न्यायालय और सचिवालय आदि इमारतें यहाँ देखी जा सकती हैं। यह कॉम्प्लेक्स समकालीन वास्तुशिल्प का एक बेहतरीन उदाहरण है। यहाँ का ओपन हैंड स्मारक कला का उत्तम नमूना है।21 जून 2016 को द्वितीय अंतर्राष्ट्रीय योग दिवस का प्रमुख आयोजन करने के लिए इसी स्थान को चुना गया। यहाँ प्रधानमंत्री नरे��द्र मोदी ने 30,000 प्रतिभागियों के साथ योग किया.कैपिटल कॉम्प्लेक्स को २०१६ में यूनेस्को विश्व धरोहर स्थल घोषित किया गया। 2) रॉक गार्डन -  चंडीगढ़, पंजाब Chandigarh आने वाले पर्यटक रॉक गार्डन आना नहीं भूलते। इस गार्डन का निर्माण नेकचंद ने किया था। इसे बनवाने में औद्योगिक और शहरी कचरे का इस्तेमाल किया गया है। पर्यटक इधर  की Statues, Temples, किलों आदि को देखकर अचरज में पड़ जातें हैं। हर साल इस गार्डन को देखने हजारों पर्यटक आते हैं। गार्डन में झरनों और जलकुंड के अलावा Open Air  थियेटर भी देखा जा सकता, जहाँ अनेक प्रकार की सांस्कृतिक गतिविधियां होती रहती हैं। 3) रोज़ गार्डन -  चंडीगढ़ जाकिर हुसैन रोज़ गार्डन के नाम से विख्यात यह गार्डन एशिया का सबसे बड़ा रोज़ गार्डन है। यहाँ गुलाब की 1600 से भी अधिक किस्में देखी जा सकती हैं। गार्डन को बहुत खूबसूरती से design किया गया है। अनेक प्रकार के रंगीन फव्वारे इसकी सुंदरता में चार चाँद लगाते हैं। हर साल यहाँ गुलाब पर्व आयोजित होता है। इस मौके पर काफी लोगों का यहाँ आना होता है। 4) सुखना झील -  चंडीगढ़ यह मानव निर्मित lake 3 वर्ग किलोमीटर के क्षेत्र में फैली हुई है। इसका निर्माण 1958 में किया गया था। अनेक प्रवासी birds को यहाँ देखा जा सकता है। Sukhna Lake में boating का आनंद लेते समय दूर-दूर फैले पहाड़ियों के सुंदर नजारों के साथ-साथ sunset के नजारे भी यहाँ से बड़े मनमोहक दिखाई देते हैं। 5) संग्रहालय -  चंडीगढ़ Chandigarh में अनेक musiem हैं। यहाँ के Govt museum और कला दीर्घा में गांधार शैली की अनेक मूर्तियों का संग्रह देखा जा सकता है। यह मूर्तियां बौद्ध काल से संबंधित हैं। Museum में अनेक लघु चित्रों और प्रागैतिहासिक कालीन जीवाश्म को भी रखा गया है। International Dolls Museum में दुनिया भर की Dolls और कठपुतियों को रखा गया है। Chandigarh Government Official Website Read More about Chandigarh - Punjab Capital in Wikipedia दोस्तों आपको इस सवाल Punjab ki Rajdhani | पंजाब की राजधानी क्या है & कहाँ है  का जवाब हमने विस्तार से देने की कोशिश की, आपको हमारा यह लेख कैसा लगा हमें जरूर बताइए. Chandigarh ki information in Hindi को शेयर जरूर करिए. थैंक्स. Read the full article

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Coronavirus LIVE Updates: India reports over 97,000 new cases over the weekend as total rises to 13.8 lakh

08:36 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Punjab LATEST Updates

Punjab govt to provide plasma to pvt hospitals

The Punjab government has decided to provide plasma to private hospitals from the government’s plasma bank at a cost of Rs 20,000 per unit, reports ANI.

08:10 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India LATEST Updates

India reports over 97,000 new cases over the weekend

India registered 97,577 new cases in the past two days. On Saturday, India registered 48,916 COVID-19 infections in a single day, taking the overall count to 13,36,861. The COVID-19 toll reached 31,358 after 757 more patients succumbed to the novel coronavirus.

On Sunday, India's coronavirus case count mounted to 13,85,522 on Sunday with 48,661 people testing positive for the disease

08:01 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in China LATEST Updates

China reports 61 new cases, including 41 in Xinjiang

China reported 61 new coronavirus cases in the mainland for July 26, up from 46 cases a day earlier, the health commission said on Monday. Of the new infections, 41 were in the far western region of Xinjiang, 14 were in the northeastern province of Liaoning and two in northeastern province of Jilin, while the remaining four were imported cases, according to a statement by the National Health Commission.

China reported 44 new asymptomatic patients, down from 68 a day earlier. As of Sunday, mainland China had 83,891 confirmed coronavirus cases, the health authority said. The COVID-19 death toll remained at 4,634.

07:57 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in Andaman & Nicobar LATEST Updates

Andaman & Nicobar reported 6 new cases in past 24 hours

Six new COVID-19 positive cases reported in Andaman & Nicobar Islands in the last 24 hours. The total cases rose to 324, including 182 patients who were discharged after recovering from the disease, according to the Andaman & Nicobar Administration, reports ANI.

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Coronavirus Outbreak in Assam LATEST Updates

Assam reports 1,142 new COVID-19 cases, two deaths yesterday

Assam reported 1,142 new COVID-19 cases yesterday, taking the state's tally to 32,228, Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said. Two COVID-19 patients also died in the state, raising the toll to 79, he said.

So far, 24,040 people have recovered from the disease in Assam. The current doubling time has increased to 14.5 days from the previous week's 11.4 days.

There are 8,106 active cases in the state, while three patients have migrated out of Assam.

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Coronavirus Outbreak LATEST Updates

Global COVID-19 cases at 1.6 crore, toll at 6.4 lakh

The total confirmed cases of COVID-19 across the world stand at 1.6 crore, according to the Reuters tracker. This figure includes COVID-19 patients who have recovered and the overall global death toll which stands at 6.4 lakh.

With over 41.9 lakh reported cases till date, the United States is the worst-affected country in the world. The US is followed by Brazil, India, Russia and South Africa.

07:48 (IST)

Coronavirus Outbreak in India LATEST Updates

Modi to launch COVID-19 testing facilities in Kolkata, Mumbai and Noida

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be launching "high throughput" COVID-19 testing facilities in Kolkata, Mumbai and Noida at 4.30 pm today. This will help ramp-up India’s testing capacity and strengthen early detection and treatment in the country, the Prime Minister's Office said.

Coronavirus LATEST Updates: India registered 97,577 new cases in the past two days. On Saturday, India registered 48,916 COVID-19 infections in a single day, while on Sunday, the case count mounted to 13,85,522 with 48,661 people testing positive for the disease.

As India's coronavirus case count mounted to 13,85,522 on Sunday with 48,661 people testing positive for the disease, Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned against displaying any laxity in following precautionary measures, saying that the virus remained as fatal as it was at the beginning of the pandemic.

Several states, including Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh, saw a spurt in daily cases while southern states, with the exception of Karnataka, recorded a marginal dip in fresh infections.

In the northeast, Sikkim extended the complete lockdown till 31 August, hours after the state reported its first COVID-19 fatality. Restrictions were also extended in Jammu and Kashmir's Bhaderwah town after 14 more cases surfaced there.

Tamil Nadu came to a virtual standstill on the last Sunday lockdown this month, with only milk supply and health care services remaining operational in the state. A similar situation prevailed in Maharashtra's Nagpur where a 'Janata curfew' elicited a good response on its last day.

Modi stresses on exercising caution

In his Mann ki Baat radio address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reiterated the importance of wearing masks and maintaining social distancing.

"At many places, the virus is spreading fast. We need to be extra vigilant. We have to bear in mind that the virus is as fatal today as it was in the beginning. Which is why we have to be cautious," Modi said.

Modi also advised those feeling uncomfortable while wearing masks to remember the burden and sacrifice of those in the front lines of the battle against the virus.

India reports 48,661 new cases, 705 deaths

The data updated by the Union health ministry in the morning showed that the cumulative total of coronavirus cases in the country grew to 13,85,522 with 48,661 fresh cases reported since Saturday morning. The country's toll rose to 32,063 with 705 fatalities being recorded in a day, the data updated at 8 am showed.

According to news agency PTI, this is the fourth consecutive day when COVID-19 cases have increased by more than 45,000.

Of the 705 deaths reported, 257 were from Maharashtra, 89 from Tamil Nadu, 72 from Karnataka, 52 from Andhra Pradesh, 42 from West Bengal, 39 from Uttar Pradesh, 29 from Delhi, 22 from Gujarat, 14 from Bihar, 12 from Jharkhand, 11 from Rajasthan and 10 from Odisha.

Of the total 32,063 deaths reported so far, Maharashtra accounts for 13,389 fatalities, followed by Delhi 3,806, Tamil Nadu 3,409 Gujarat 2,300, Karnataka 1,796, Uttar Pradesh 1,387, West Bengal 1,332, Andhra Pradesh 985 and Madhya Pradesh 799.

Maharashtra has also reported the highest number of cases at 3,66,368, followed by Tamil Nadu 2,06,737, Delhi 1,29,531, Karnataka 90,942, Andhra Pradesh 88,671, Uttar Pradesh 63,742 and West Bengal 56,377, the health ministry's data showed.

Recovery rate rises to 63.92%

As many as 36,145 patients have recuperated from the novel coronavirus infection in a span of 24 hours, the highest recorded in a day, pushing the recovery rate to 63.92 percent, the ministry said on Sunday. The number of recoveries exceed active coronavirus infections by 4,17,694."Recovered cases are 1.89 times the active cases," the ministry said, adding that the case fatality rate has further dropped to 2.31 percent

The total number of tests for detection of COVID-19 has crossed the 16 million-mark in the country, it said. According to the Indian Council for Medical Research (ICMR), a cumulative total of 1,62,91,331 samples have been tested till 25 July with 4,42,263 samples being tested on Saturday.

National Task Force decides to exclude Itolizumab from treatment protocols

In another development,  the National Task Force on COVID-19 decided against including Itolizumab drug in clinical management protocols for treating the disease even though the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) has approved its "restricted emergency use" in infected patients, official sources told PTI.

Itolizumab, an already approved drug of Biocon, used for treating psoriasis — a skin condition — was approved for "restricted emergency use" in 'moderate' to 'severe' Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome patients with COVID-19.

The drug was left out of the clinical management protocols as there was not enough evidence, said the sources. However, a Biocon spokesperson said that nearly 1,000 persons have used the drug with good outcome. "The National Covid Task Force needs to see more evidence and we will provide them large real-world data to enable the committee to reconsider its decision on inclusion of Itolizumab in the protocol," he said.

COVID-19 deaths decline in National Capital, claims Delhi govt

The national capital has recorded a 44 percent decline in the number of COVID-19 deaths in early July as compared to early June, the Delhi government said. The city recorded 605 deaths due to the viral disease between 1 and 12 July as against 1,089 fatalities during the same period in June, according to an analysis carried out by the Health Department.

The Delhi government's COVID-19 hospitals saw a 58 percent reduction in deaths from 361 in early June to 154 in early July, it said. Central government COVID-19 hospitals saw a 55 percent reduction in number of deaths, while private COVID hospitals witnessed a 25 percent decline.

Delhi recorded 1,075 COVID-19 cases on Sunday, pushing the city's caseload to over 1.30 lakh, while the toll mounted to 3,827 with 21 deaths.

Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat report record increase in cases

Meanwhile, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh reported their highest single-day addition in coronavirus cases. Madhya Pradesh saw its highest single-day spike in COVID-19 cases as 874 people tested positive for the infection, including 205 in capital Bhopal, taking the state's count to 27,800. The toll rose by 12 during the day to reach 811.

Gujarat reported as many as 1,110 new COVID-19 cases, taking the total count to 55,822 while 21 patients died, including 12 in Surat, the state health department said. The cumulative toll in the state now stands at 2,326. However, the recovery rate also improved to 72.31 percent, with 753 patients being discharged during the day.

Uttar Pradesh recorded its biggest single-day surge of 3,260 COVID-19 cases on Sunday, taking the state's total to 66,988. As many as 39 more people died due to COVID-19 in the state, pushing the toll to 1,426, a bulletin said.

Karnataka too witnessed a record increase of 5,199 new cases, taking the aggregate in the state to 96,141, while 82 succumbed to the virus and the toll rose to 1,878, the health department said. Bengaluru urban continued to record highest number of deaths. The city has seen 891 deaths so far including 29 on Sunday.

Minor decline in new cases in southern states

However, the rest of the southern states with high daily caseloads — Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh — saw minor dips compared to the previous days.  Kerala, with 927 cases on 26 July, saw a marginal decline against the infections reported on Saturday, at 1,103.

Andhra Pradesh also witnessed a minor dip on Sunday when compared to the infected persons on Saturday or Friday, but the state still reported cases in excess of 7,000 for the third day. The state's daily cases stood at 7,627 on Sunday while it recorded 7,813 cases yesterday.

Telangana reported over 1,500 cases, taking the tally past 54,000, with a majority of the infections coming from the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) limits.

Sunday lockdown observed in Tamil Nadu

With 6,986, Tamil Nadu reported only two cases lesser than on Saturday, even as the state observed a strict Sunday lockdown. The roads wore a deserted look as people stayed indoors in keeping with lockdown curbs. Health care services were open, sanitary workers continued their clean up work, and personnel of civic bodies conducted door-to-door surveys to find people with flu-like symptoms and fever camps were also held.

Shops selling essential commodities, fuel pumps and markets were closed as part of measures to help fight COVID- 19 while most vehicles also stayed off the roads.

Similar scenes were observed in Maharashtra's Nagpur city where markets stayed shut and people remained indoors under the Janata curfew. Over 3,000 police personnel were deployed to enforce the curfew, officials said.

An eight-day total lockdown began in Dimapur, the commercial hub of Nagaland, from Sunday to stem the spread of COVID-19. Streets were empty and shops remained closed. A few pharmacies and hospitals were open in some localities to cater to people in medical emergencies.

Government offices, banks and medical clinics that are exempted from the purview of the lockdown remained closed on Sunday.

Sikkim extends lockdown

The Sikkim government extended the statewide lockdown, scheduled to end on Sunday, till 1 August "After careful consideration of the situation, it has been decided to extend the period of lockdown in the entire state of Sikkim till 6 am of 1 August, 2020," a notification issued by Chief Secretary S C Gupta said.

The state reported its first COVID-19 death on Sunday after a 74-year-old man succumbed to the disease at a state-run hospital. Sikkim has 357 active cases of COVID-19, while the total cases stand at 499.

The Jammu and Kashmir administration also extended a complete lockdown imposed in Bhaderwah town of Doda district to arrest the spread of COVID-19. The restrictions will be in place till further orders to make way for a smooth contact-tracing and sampling exercise of the fresh cases, Sub-Divisional Police Officer, Bhaderwah, Adil Rishu said.

The curbs in Bhaderwah were initially imposed on 21 July after 30 positive cases of COVID-19 were detected in Doda. This is the third time that the lockdown has been extended.

"We have extended the complete lockdown till further orders after 14 more persons were found coronavirus positive. Contact-tracing and sampling of them is still going on and will take sometime," Rishu said, adding that the situation will be reviewed on Monday. No relaxation will be granted even for medical shops, he said.

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Why is CJI so conspicuously silent on more High Court Benches?

It is a matter of greatest national shame that Uttar Pradesh which is the biggest state amongst all the states in India with maximum population at more than 22 crore as UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and Prime Minister Narendra Modi keep proudly bragging about at public rallies time and again which is more than even that of Pakistan and many other countries, maximum MPs in Lok Sabha at 80, maximum MPs in Rajya Sabha at 31, maximum MLAs in Vidhan Sabha at 404, maximum MLAs in Vidhan Parishad at 100, maximum Judges at lower courts at more than 5000, maximum Judges in High Courts at 160, maximum pending cases in lower courts at more than 50 lakhs, maximum pending cases in high court at more than 10 lakh, maximum members in UP Bar Council which is more than one lakh which is the highest not just in India but in  the whole world as is pointed out in the website of UP Bar Council itself, maximum Mayors, maximum villages which is again more than one lakh, maximum tehsils, maximum Mayors, maximum constituencies at 80, maximum districts at 75, maximum poverty and what not yet has least high court benches in India – only one and that too just about 200 km away from Allahabad at Lucknow! What a shame that Jawaharlal Nehru had the great guts to create a high court bench in Lucknow on July 1, 1948 about 71 years ago which is just 200 km away from Allahabad where main high court is located but no PM had the guts to create a high court bench thousands of kilometers away at any of the 13 districts in hilly areas which now constitute a separate state called Uttarakhand and the people then numbering 88 lakh living there had to travel so far for more than 50 years after independence which led to resentment and agitation of a separate state and now it has a high court nor at any other district in UP!

                                        Why is it that Justice Jaswant Singh Commission headed by former Supreme Court Judge Justice Jaswant Singh had in late 1970s recommended 3 high court benches at Agra, Dehradun and Nainital but Centre did not approve even a single bench for UP even though it created bench at Aurangabad in Maharashtra, at Jalpaiguri in West Bengal and Madurai in Tamil Nadu on its recommendations? Why former UN Secretary General Ban ki moon had slammed UP as the “rape and crime capital” of India when he was in office but our law makers never felt it necessary to create even a single more bench for any other district in UP other than Lucknow where it was created way back in 1948? Why peaceful states like Karnataka has 3 high court benches, Assam has 4 high court benches, Maharashtra has 4 high court benches but UP which has maximum pending cases at more than 10 lakh cases in high courts even though other states have just 1 or less than 2 lakh pending cases yet they have so many high court benches but UP has just one?

                               Why is it that West UP which owes for more than 57% of the total pending cases of UP as acknowledged by the Justice Jaswant Singh Commission itself has not even a single bench of high court in any of the 26 districts? Why is it that the situation in West UP is so lawless which can be gauged from this that the newly elected Chairperson of UP Bar Council – Darvesh Singh Yadav was shot dead right inside court premises just three days after being elected just recently on June 12, 2019 yet West UP has not even a single bench of high court? Why is it that the former UP High Court Chief Justice Dilip Babasaheb Bhosale who hails from Maharashtra in a heinous case involving rape of few women on national highway in Bulandshahr in West UP had rightly said as Chief Justice of Allahabad high Court that there is total lawlessness in UP as compared to Maharashtra where women can travel alone in night anywhere without any fear but still see the crowning irony that Maharashtra has 4 high court benches at Panaji, Nagpur, Aurangabad and latest at Kolhapur for just 6 districts but for UP just a single bench since 1948? When peaceful states like Maharashtra can get benches in no time then why Allahabad High Court in UP which has maximum pending cases in India has been denied its due share unfairly for such a long time?    

                                       One cannot but fully agree with Chief Justice of India – Ranjan Gogoi that the number of Judges must be increased and the retirement age of High Court Judges must also be increased from 62 to 65 but what about High Court Benches? Why is CJI so conspicuously silent on such a sensitive issue? Why is it that CJI Ranjan Gogoi fully admired that KL Chitra a woman advocate who filed a PIL pleading for a high court bench in West UP last year was right that there is a valid reason for creating a bench in West UP but declined to entertain it as he said that it is for the Centre to do so knowing fully well that Centre has done nothing in last more than 70 years even after the historic recommendations of Justice Jaswant Singh Commission of creating 3 benches in UP but not a single bench was created in any hook and corner of UP?  

                                        Why is it that CJI ignores that the 230th report of Law Commission of India recommended more high court benches for states? Why CJI ignores that Centre created 2 more high court benches for Karnataka at Dharwad and Gulbarga for just 4 and 8 districts in 2008 first as circuit benches which were made permanent in 2012 apart from the bench at Hubli but for UP not a single bench created till now in 2019  even though Karnataka has less than 2 lakh pending cases and UP has more than 10 lakh pending cases and here too West UP alone has more than 5 lakh pending cases in high court? Why CJI does not writer about this to Centre?

                                          Why the lawyers of more than 20 districts of West UP keep going on strike for last nearly 40 years from May 1981 till now every Saturday protesting the denial of bench but CJI does not deem it fit to mention it to Centre? Why the lawyers of West UP even went on strike for 6 months in 2001 and earlier also similarly and not stopping here even went on strike for 3 months in 2014-15 also and for nearly a month every year but still West UP has no bench? Why is it that litigants of West UP are compelled to travel more than 800 to 900 km away to Allahabad to attend cases as there is no high court bench in West UP yet CJI says nothing on it?           

                               Why is it that West UP always remains in the news for wrong reasons for brutal crimes and still CJI doesn’t write to Centre demanding high court bench for it? Why is it that the population of West UP at more than 9 crore is more than all states except UP of which it is a part, Maharashtra and Bihar and here too areawise West UP at 98,933 square km is bigger than Bihar which has just 94,000 square km but still has not even a bench? Why CJI does not point out that so many UP CM like Sampoornanand had recommended a high court bench for West UP at Meerut in 1955 but till now not a single bench created anywhere in any of the 26 districts of West UP? Why CJI does not point out that even small islands like Andaman and Nicobar islands have high court bench with just 3 lakh population at Port Blair but West UP with more than 9 crore population has none?

                                          Why CJI does not recommend more benches for other lawless states like Bihar which has none even though we daily keep listening news of horrifying crimes in different districts of Bihar? Why other big states like Odisha has no high court bench even though the lawyers of Western districts keep protesting for a bench frequently, why  Rajasthan has just one high court bench at Jaipur alone and not at other places like Udaipur where lawyers keep demanding the same? Why only a few big states like Maharashtra, Karnataka and Assam have either 3 or more than 3 benches? Why not others who either have just one or have none? Why can’t this glaring and shameful indiscrepancy be corrected immediately?

                                    What a crying shame that UP CM Yogi Adityanath government has the ability to bear Rs 36,000-crore for construction of 600 km Ganga Expressway for better connectivity of Allahabad with western districts of the state and which will be the longest expressway in the world but it can’t spare just a few crores for creating a high court bench in lawless West UP or at Bundelkhand or at any other deserving place so that people are not compelled to travel so far and waste huge money in doing so for various expenses like staying, travelling, etc! Why can’t Centre take serious steps to address this cancerous problem of law and order in UP root and branch by creating more benches here and just resorting to baby steps and bandaid measures like reducing time limit to reach Dlhi by about an hour or so by spending more than 20 crores on creating 14 lane national highways? Why can’t CJI direct Centre to do so accordingly?    

                               Why is CJI so conspicuously silent on more high court benches not just in UP but in other different states also like Bihar from where the present Union Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad hails? Why only a few states are enjoying the right to speedy justice, justice at doorsteps and cheap justice? Why big states like UP, Bihar and others are being wrongly deprived of the same?

                         Let me again reiterate that there can be no denying or disputing what CJI says regarding increasing the number of Judges in Supreme Court and High Court and age also of High Court Judges but  this alone is not enough to ensure that people get justice easily and cheaply! More high court benches also must be created for big states like UP, Bihar, Rajasthan, Odisha and others as was very rightly recommended by the 230th report of Law Commission of India more than 10 years ago but which has been implemented only in Karnataka, Maharashtra and West Bengal! Why UP which has maximum pending cases and other states left out in the cold?

                                      Should the CJI not speak out most vociferously on this also? Who can deny that Allahabad High Court is the biggest high court not just in India but in whole of Asia yet has just one bench which is so close at Lucknow and is also one of the oldest high court which completed its 150 year of creation in 2016? Who can deny that Bar Council of UP has maximum members in whole world yet UP has just one bench and here too West UP which owes for more than half of pending cases has none? Can this be justified on any ground and under any circumstances? Certainly not! Allahabad High Court must get its due share as it has maximum pending cases, maximum Judges and what not! It must have maximum benches in India and not minimum as most unfortunately we have been seeing since last 72 years! It is CJI’s moral and constitutional duty to point out in detail about this to the Centre and if still Centre does not act then the CJI must most promptly order the creation of a high court bench in any of the 26 districts of West UP and also at other suitable places in different deserving states like Bihar, Odisha and Rajasthan! It brooks no more delay anymore now!

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7 Road Trips in India that You Must Take At Least Once In your Lifetime

Road trips are always fun, for those who find joy in travelling offbeat, they are the best ways to explore and discover the life across different places. It’s just getting out of your comfort zone and travelling long way with friends and family in your leisure time. Then it doesn't matter how old you are or who you are, you deserves a little fresh air from time to time. Then be it the lush green valleys of North-east or the arid deserts of Rajasthan or a tour to Ladhakh, you will always found a countless list of road-trips in the country.

Manali to Leh Highway:  This must be a dream road trip of each one us and when it comes to road trip this is the first destination strikes our mind. Manali Leh Highway is one of the roads that lead to the heaven on earth called Leh – Ladakh. The scenario during the road trip gives the excitement of planning, adventure and bliss while riding and lifetime memories after the ride. This 474 km stretch with car rental Manali has stunning way that takes you through the criss coss terrain, fabulous scenery and enchanting valleys.

 Dehradun to Nainital:  This amazinf road trip is all about beautiful valleys, nature, hills and great weather. Dehradun to Nainital road goes through National Highway 72 that connects Ambala to the sacred city of Haridwar & then National Highway 74, which connects Haridwar to Bareily, Uttar Pradesh. The distance from nainital to Dehradun is 275 KMs and a 5-7 hour drive by road. If you are looking for the various connectivity options on this route, you can also check out Manali cab services that provides comfortable journey.

 Delhi to Agra: Start your journey from Delhi aa Yamuna expressway is probably the best road in the country at present. The highway connects the capital of Indian to the the city of the Taj, this highway is truly a treasure trove for the road trip enthusiasts. Once in Agra, visit the Taj, Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri with car rental in Delhi. You can cover the 165 km stretch of Yamuna Expressway in less than 2 hours – the road is just amazing.

 Jaipur to Ranthambore:  Originating from the Pink city of Indian, this road trip takes you to the wilderness of the Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan. This popular and largest national parks in Northern India that houses animal species like tiger, leopard, wild boar, sambar, hyena, sloth bear and varied bird, plant and reptile species. There are numerous food joints on the way serving mouth-watering Rajasthani dishes like ghewar and gattay ki subzi, etc. Explore this exotic countryside of Rajasthan with Jaipur cab service and make your travel more enjoyable.

 Chennai to Munnar:  Munnar - the world of Tea or may be the "Green Capital" of India, has got all those twists and turns that you are looking for. The hilly terrains that go through the lush green Tea gardens will give you a feeling of refreshing road trip. The winding road and pleasant weather will make your trip a memorable one. With car rental Chennai you can either opt for an adventure like rock climbing and paragliding, or can simply learn the art of tea making.

 Guwahati to Tawang:  Explore and discover the pure beauty of the North-East with this road trip that originates from the capital city of Assam, Guwahati that take you to the most amazing monasteries in India. The road goes through the beautiful scenic sites such as Kaziranga, Imphal and Cherapunji. The distance is about 520 km and should take you about 10 hours plus your stops with Guwahati cab service. Spend your time in the lap of nature and participate in the morning prayers with monks.

 Bangalore To ooty

:  Ooty, the queen of hill stations and the capital of Nilgiris district, is one of the most popular tourist destinations. There are basically two routes to reach Ooty from Bangalore; one is via Mysore and the other via Kanakapura & Chamarajanagar. This road trip is from Bangalore to Ooty which covers a rough 300 km on road. The 4 lane state highway is the best road that connects the two cities. It is a great place to rejuvenate, away from the hustle and bustle of big with Bangalore car rental . Lofty mountains, sprawling grasslands, dense forest, and beautiful tea gardens greet the travellers.

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Sautan/Sotan se Pati ko Dur Karne ke upay | सौतन से पति को दूर करने के उपाय

sautan se chhutakaara apane pati ke atirikt vaivaahik sambandh mein hai ya aurat jo adhik sundar, samrddh aur aap kee tulana mein aakarshak hai ke saath pyaar mein gir gaya hai, to aap jitanee jaldee ho sake sautan / sotan esee pati ko dur karnai kai upay baaba jee dvaara le sakate hai

पति को पराई स्त्री से दूर करने का उपाय | Pati ko prayi stri se dur krne ka upay

agar aap apane pati ko paraee stree se door karana chaahatee hain to aapako niraash hone kee aavashyata nahee hai. kyonki yahaan die gae apane pati ko paraee stree se door karane ka upaay / pati ko prayi stri sai dur krnai ka upay / sautan se chhutakaara paane ka upaay aapake lie kaaphee upayogee saabit honge. agar aapaka pati paraee stree ke roop yauvan ke peechhe deevaana ho jae to aapakee khushiyon ko grahan lag jaata hai. aise mein koee bhee cheez aapako sukh nahee detee. aapake paas ek hee upaay hota hai ki kisee tarah aap apanee sautan se chhutakaara paane ka tareeka apanaaye.

सौतन को पति से दूर करने का टोटका | Sautan ko pati se dur krne ka totka

ye upaay aapako bhagavaan shree krshn ka naam le kar karana hai. sautan ko pati se door karane ka totaka / sautan ko pati sai dur krnai ka totk mein aap shukravaar ke din 3 ilaayachee len. inhen apane pahane hue paridhaan mein lapet kar rakh len. agale din shanivaar ko inhen pees kar khaane mein mila kar apane patidev ko khila den. is totake ko lagaataar 3 shukravaar karen. aisa karane par aapak pati khud ba khud aapake pyaar mein deevaana hone lagata hai. aur sautan apane aap door ho jaatee hai.

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दिल्ली की राजधानी क्या है | Rajdhani Delhi History & Info

दिल्ली की राजधानी क्या है | Delhi ki Rajdhani ka Itihas & Info Kya Hai? इससे जुड़े हुए सवाल का जवाब इस पोस्ट में दिया गया है. अगर आपका भी ऐसा कुछ सवाल है या आप Delhi Capital के बारे में जानना चाहते है तो इस लेख को पढ़ना जारी रखिये.

Janiye Bharat me Delhi Rajdhani Kya hai

दिल्ली India का एक केंद्र-शासित प्रदेश और महानगर है। इसमें नई दिल्ली सम्मिलित है जो Bharat ki Rajdhani है। दिल्ली राजधानी होने के नाते केंद्र सरकार की तीनों इकाइयों - कार्यपालिका, संसद और न्यायपालिका के मुख्यालय नई दिल्ली और दिल्ली में स्थापित हैं. दिल्ली का ऐतिहासिक महत्त्व है। इसके दक्षिण पश्चिम में अरावली पहाड़ियां और पूर्व में यमुना नदी है, जिसके किनारे यह बसा है। यह प्राचीन समय में गंगा के मैदान से होकर जाने वाले वाणिज्य पथों के रास्ते में पड़ने वाला मुख्य पड़ाव था। आपका सवाल Delhi ki rajdhani kya hai? इसका जवाब आपको मिल गया होगा की Delhi खुद भारत की राजधानी है. अब जानिए की दिल्ली का इतिहास क्या है. इनकी सवाल भी जानिए: Assam ki Rajdhani Kya hai UP ki Rajdhani Kaha hai India ka matlab & full form Kya hai

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Assam ki Rajdhani | Capital of Assam | आसाम की राजधानी क्या है?

Assam ki Rajdhani दोस्ती इस पोस्ट में जानिए भारत के राज्य आसाम की राजधानी क्या है ? Capital of Assam in Hindi: भारत में अगर ख़ूबसूरत राज्यों की बात करें तो उसमे आसाम का नाम हमेशा श्रेष्ट स्थान पर आता है. आसाम उत्तर पूर्वी भारत में एक राज्य है। आसाम अन्य उत्तर पूर्वी भारतीय राज्यों से घिरा हुआ है। आसाम भारत का एक सीमांत राज्य है जो चतुर्दिक, सुरम्य पर्वतश्रेणियों से घिरा है। भारत - भूटान तथा भारत - बांग्लादेश सीमा कुछ भागो में असम से जुडी है। इस राज्य के उत्तर में अरुणाचल प्रदेश, पूर्व में नागालैंड तथा मणिपुर, दक्षिण में मिजोरम तथा मेघालय एवं पश्चिम में बंग्लादेश स्थित है।

दिसपुर (आसाम की राजधानी)

इसी खूबसूरत Assam का एक हिस्सा है और Assam की Rajdhani दिसपुर. दिसपुर भारत के पूर्वोत्तर मे स्थित बड़े राज्य असम की राजधानी है। यह असम के सबसे बड़े शहर गुवाहाटी के एक सिरे पर बसा एक नगर है। इसे सन 1973 मे राज्य की राजधानी का दर्जा मिला क्योंकि इससे पहले राज्य की राजधानी शिलाँग थी लेकिन मेघालय के गठन के पश्चात शिलौंग मेघालय के हिस्से मे आ गया।दिसपुर की आधिकारिक भाषा आसामी, बंगाली और हिंदी हैं. दिसपुर के दक्षिण में पौराणिक वशिष्ठ आश्रम और शंकरदेव कलाक्षेत्र स्थित हैं। शं���रदेव कलाक्षेत्र सन 1990 मे अस्तित्व मे आया था क्योंकि क्षेत्र मे एक कला केन्द्र की कमी पिछले कई वर्षों से महसूस की जा रही थी।दिसपुर के पडो़स मे एक पुरातन नगर जतिया स्थित है जहां पर राज्य का सचिवालय स्थित है।

जनसँख्या और क्षेत्रफल / Population and Area

असम का क्षेत्रफल (Area of Assam)  कुल 78, 438 km तक फैला है.  साल 2011 की जनसंख्या के अनुसार असम की कुल आबादी 3 करोड़ 12 लाख है और यह भारत का 15 वां सबसे बड़ी आबादी वाला राज्य बन गया है. वहीं बात करें आसाम की राजधानी दिसपुर की तो यह स्थान गुवाहाटी का ही एक भाग है और यहाँ का क्षेत्रफल कुल 328 km² तक फैला है. यहाँ की आबादी कुल 9.57 लाख है. असम की कुल आबादी में लगभग 61 प्रतिशत आबादी हिन्दू है जबकि 35 प्रतिशत आबादी मुस्लिम, 4 प्रतिशत इसाई और बाकी जैन, बौद्ध आदि धर्मों से संबंधित होते हैं.

दिसपुर के बारे में रोचक तथ्य /  Facts about Dispur (Capital of Assam)

 1) दिसपुर से 6 किलोमीटर की दूरी पर मौजूद नीलांचल पर्वत पर स्थित मां भगवती कामाख्या का सिद्ध शक्तिपीठ सती के इक्यावन शक्तिपीठों में सर्वोच्च स्थान रखता है। यहीं भगवती की महामुद्रा (योनि-कुण्ड) स्थित है। 2) दिसपुर आसाम के गुवाहाटी का ही एक भाग है. दरअसल दिसपुर में आसाम का सचिवालय स्थित है जिस कारण दिसपुर को आसाम की राजधानी माना जाता है.हालांकि, असम का हाईकोर्ट, नेशनल लॉ यूनिवर्सिटी, आईआईटी, डीजीपी हेडक्वार्टर और सारे महत्वपूर्ण दफ्तर गुवाहाटी में स्थित हैं. गुवाहाटी असम के गैर-आधिकारिक राजधानी के तौर पर काम करता है. ये भी जानिए Delhi NCR का फुल फॉर्म क्या है?

आसाम में दार्शनिक स्थान / Places to Visit in Assam 

असम को अपने वन्‍यजीव पर्यटन के लिए जाना जाता है। राष्‍ट्रीय उद्यान और अन्‍य अभयारण्‍य, असम के प्रमुख पर्यटन स्‍थल है। यह सभी राष्‍ट्रीय उद्यान, कई प्रकार के दुर्लभ जीवों व अन्‍य प्रजातियों का घरौंदा है। यहां आकर कई प्रकार की साहसिक गतिविधियां भी की जा सकती है। https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fmh_Ogk-ZAY 1- दिफू दिफू भी असम के छोटे शहरों में ग‍िना जाता है लेक‍िन इसकी भी जि‍तनी तारीफ की जाए कम है। दिफू में भी घूमने की एक से बढ़कर एक खूबसूरत जगहे हैं। यहां पर बॉटनिकल ��ार्डन, जिला संग्रहालय, अर्बोरेटम, तरलांगो सांस्कृतिक केंद्र जैसी जगहें घूमने के स्‍थान हैं। जहां बड़ी संख्‍या में पयर्टक आते हैं। 2- गोलाघाट गोलाघाट भी यहां के पयर्टन स्‍थलों में एक है क्‍योंक‍ि यहां काजीरंगा राष्ट्रीय उद्यान स्‍थ‍ित है। यूनेस्को के विश्व विरासत में शामि‍ल यह उद्यान जहां गैंडों के ल‍िए प्रसि‍द्ध है। यहां हाथी, एशियाई भैंसे, धमाचौकड़ी करते ह‍िरन और बाघ भी देखने को म‍िलते हैं। वहीं रंग-ब‍िरंगे पक्षी भी पयर्टकों को अ‍ाकर्ष‍ित करते हैं। 3- स‍िलचर सुरमा नदी पर स्थित सिलचर भी असम की शान को बढ़ाने वाले स्‍थलों में शाम‍िल हैं। यहां चाय के बागानों के अलावा चावल की खेती भी होती है। स‍िल्‍चर में पयर्टकों को घूमने के ल‍िए भुवन मंदिर, कंचन कांति काली मंदिर, खासपुर, मणि हरण सुरंग, गांधी बाग के अलावा इस्कॉन मंदिर आद‍ि हैं। 4- ड‍िब्रूगढ़ असम का ड‍िब्रूगढ़ इलाका भी बहुत ही खूबसूरत है। असम के डिब्रूगढ़ में ब्रम्‍हपुत्र नदी के क‍िनारे शाम के समय डूबता हुआ सूरज देखना पयर्टकों को काफी अच्‍छा लगता है। इसके अलावा ड‍िब्रूगढ़ में घूमने के ल‍िए द‍िन्‍जोय सतरा, द‍िहिंग सतरा और कोलीआई थान जैसे क‍ई दूसरे ऐत‍िहास‍िक व प्राचीन स्‍थल बने हैं। 5- शिवसागर दिखो नदी के किनारे पर बसे शिवसागर को सिबसागर के नाम से भी जाना जाता है। यहां की पहचान यहां पर बना प्राचीन सरोवर है। इस सरोवर के पास शिवडोल, विष्णुडोल और देवीडोल के नाम से सैकड़ों साल पुराने मंद‍िर बने हैं। यहां रंग घर, उत्तरन संग्रहालय और तलातल घर जैसे दार्शन‍िक स्‍थल हैं। आसाम की राजधानी (Capital of Assam) की और जानकारी विकिपीडिया में पढ़िए 

गुवाहाटी में घुमने वाली जगह कौन सी है? / Places to Visit in Guwahati

1- कामाख्या मंदिर असम की राजधानी गुवाहाटी बेहद खूबसूरत जगह है। ब्रह्मपुत्र नदी के किनारे बसे इस शहर में आपको अध्‍यात्‍म की एक अनोखी छव‍ि देखने को म‍िलेगी। गुवाहाटी में कामाख्या मंदिर प्रस‍िद्ध है। इसके अलावा यहां नवग्रह मंदिर, उमानन्दा मंदिर भी हैं। यहां पयर्टक असम जू एवं बॉटनिकल गार्डन्स भी घूम सकते हैं। 2- रीजनल साइंस सेंटर म्यूजियम गुवाहाटी का रीजनल साइंस सेंटर म्यूजियम उन 27 साइंस सेंटर में से एक है जिसका प्रबंध�� भारत सरकार के नेशनल काउंसिल ऑफ साइंस म्यूजियम के हाथों में है। यह साइंस सेंटर छात्रों और विज्ञान बिरादरी के लोगों के बीच काफी चर्चित हैं। 3- असम स्टेट म्यूजियम अगर आप असम की परंपरा और संस्कृति से रू-ब-रू होना चाहते हैं तो असम स्टेट म्यूजियम जरूर जाइए। यह म्यूजियम गुवाहाटी के बीचों-बीच दिघालीपुखुरी तालाब के दक्षिणी छोर पर स्थित है। यहां पुरातत्व, पुरालेख, मुद्राशास्त्र और आइकॉनोग्राफी से जुड़ी कई रोचक शिल्पकृति मौजूद है। 4- गुवाहाटी तारामंडल गुवाहाटी तारामंडल शरह के बीचों-बीच एमजी रोड पर स्थित है। इसकी गितनी भारत सबसे बेहतरीन तारामंडल में होती है। इसका विशिष्ट गुंबद और ढालू दीवार इसे देश के अन्य तारामंडल से अलग करता है। 5- सिद्ध भुवनेश्वरी मंदिर  सिद्ध भुवनेश्वरी मंदिर नीलाचल की पहाड़ी पर स्थित है। इसे भुवनेश्वरी देवी के सम्मान में बनवाया गया था। हिन्दू धर्म के अनुसार भुवनेश्वरी देवी 10 महाविद्या देवी में चौथी देवी है। ऐसा कहा जाता है कि इस मंदिर का निर्माण 7वीं से 9वीं शताब्दी के बीच करवाया गया था। दोस्तों आपको हमने Assam ki Rajdhani - Dispur के बारे में information दी और Places to visit in Gujarati Assam ki information आपको यह पोस्ट कैसी लगी हमें comment करके बताइए और हमारे Facebook page को सोशल मीडिया में लाइक और फॉलो करिए. धन्यवाद्. Read the full article

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उत्तर प्रदेश की राजधानी क्या है | UP ki Rajdhani

सवाल : उत्तर प्रदेश की राजधानी क्या है / UP ki Rajdhani kya hai / What is Capital of Uttar Pradesh? जवाब : दोस्तों GK के इस सवाल का जवाब आपको इस पोस्ट में दिया है. जवाब बहुत छ���टा है, लेकिन हमने आपके लिए इस पोस्ट में थोड़ी और जानकारी संक्षिप्त में देने की कोशिश की है. Uttar Pradesh ki Rajdhani के बारे में आगे पढ़िए.

UP ki Rajdhani kya hai?

भारत के सबसे ज्यादा आबादी वाले राज्य उत्तर प्रदेश की राजधानी लखनऊ है। लखनऊ शहर अपनी खास नज़ाकत और तहजीब वाली बहुसांस्कृतिक खूबी, दशहरी आम के बाग़ों तथा चिकन की कढ़ाई के काम के लिये जाना जाता है। Population of Lucknow: 2006  मे लखनऊ की जनसंख्या 2,541,101 तथा साक्षरता दर 68.63% थी। भारत सरकार की 2001 की जनगणना, सामाजिक आर्थिक सूचकांक और बुनियादी सुविधा सूचकांक संबंधी आंकड़ों के अनुसार, लखनऊ जिला अल्पसंख्यकों की घनी आबादी वाला जिला है।कानपुर के बाद यह शहर उत्तर-प्रदेश का सबसे बड़ा शहरी क्षेत्र है। शहर के बीच से गोमती नदी बहती है, जो लखनऊ की संस्कृति का हिस्सा है। Area of Lucknow : लखनऊ उस क्ष्रेत्र मे स्थित है जिसे ऐतिहासिक रूप से अवध क्षेत्र के नाम से जाना जाता था। लखनऊ हमेशा से एक बहुसांस्कृतिक शहर रहा है। यहाँ के शिया नवाबों द्वारा शिष्टाचार, खूबसूरत उद्यानों, कविता, संगीत और बढ़िया व्यंजनों को हमेशा संरक्षण दिया गया। लखनऊ को नवाबों के शहर के रूप में भी जाना जाता है। इसे पूर्व की स्वर्ण नगर (गोल्डन सिटी) और शिराज-ए-हिंद के रूप में जाना जाता है। आज का लखनऊ एक जीवंत शहर है जिसमे एक आर्थिक विकास दिखता है और यह भारत के तेजी से बढ़ रहे गैर-महानगरों के शीर्ष पंद्रह में से एक है। भाषाएँ:- यह शहर हिंदी और उर्दू साहित्य के केंद्रों में से एक है। यहां अधिकांश लोग हिन्दी बोलते हैं। यहां की हिन्दी में लखनवी अंदाज़ है, जो विश्वप्रसिद्ध है। इसके अलावा यहाँ उर्दू और अंग्रेज़ी भी बोली जाती हैं। दोस्तों आपको Uttar Pradesh ki Rajdhani की जानकारी तो होगई है अब आपको इसके इतिहास और पर्यटन स्थान तथा यहाँ की ख़ास बाते आपको बताते है. ये भी जानिए : Assam ki Rajdhani Kya hai? Janiye NCR meaning in Hindi  India meaning in Hindi & full form Kya hai

लखनऊ का इतिहास

लखनऊ प्राचीन कोसल राज्य का हिस्सा था। यह भगवान राम की विरा��त थी जिसे उन्होंने अपने भाई लक्ष्मण को समर्पित कर दिया था. अत: इसे लक्ष्मणावती, लक्ष्मणपुर या लखनपुर के नाम से जाना गया, जो बाद में बदल कर लखनऊ हो गया। यहां से अयोध्या भी मात्र 80 मील दूरी पर स्थित है। एक अन्य कथा के अनुसार इस शहर का नाम, 'लखन अहीर' जो कि 'लखन किले' के मुख्य कलाकार थे, के नाम पर रखा गया था। लखनऊ के वर्तमान स्वरूप की स्थापना नवाब आसफ़ुद्दौला ने 1775  ई. में की थी। अवध के शासकों ने लखनऊ को अपनी राजधानी बनाकर इसे समृद्ध किया। लेकिन बाद के नवाब विलासी और निकम्मे सिद्ध हुए। इन नवाबों के काहिल स्वभाव के परिणामस्वरूप आगे चलकर लॉर्ड डलहौज़ी ने अवध का बिना युद्ध ही अधिग्रहण कर ब्रिटिश साम्राज्य में मिला लिया। 1850 में अवध के अन्तिम नवाब वाजिद अली शाह ने ब्रिटिश अधीनता स्वीकार कर ली। लखनऊ के नवाबों का शासन इस प्रकार समाप्त हुआ। सन 1902  में नार्थ वेस्ट प्रोविन्स का नाम बदल कर यूनाइटिड प्रोविन्स ऑफ आगरा एण्ड अवध कर दिया गया। साधारण बोलचाल की भाषा में इसे यूनाइटेड प्रोविन्स या यूपी कहा गया। सन 1920 में प्रदेश की राजधानी को इलाहाबाद से बदल कर लखनऊ कर दिया गया। प्रदेश का उच्च न्यायालय इलाहाबाद ही बना रहा और लखनऊ में उच्च न्यायालय की एक खंडपीठ स्थापित की गयी। स्वतन्त्रता के बाद 12 जनवरी सन 1950 में इस क्षेत्र का नाम बदल कर उत्तर प्रदेश रख दिया गया और लखनऊ इसकी राजधानी बना। इस तरह यह अपने पूर्व लघुनाम यूपी से जुड़ा रहा। गोविंद वल्लभ पंत इस प्रदेश के प्रथम मुख्यमन्त्री बने। अक्टूबर 1963 में सुचेता कृपलानी उत्तर-प्रदेश एवं भारत की प्रथम महिला मुख्यमन्त्री बनीं।

लखनऊ के बारे में रोचक बातें / Facts about Lucknow:-

1) लखनऊ को प्राचीन काल में 'लक्ष्मणपुर' और 'लखनपुर' के नाम से जाना जाता था। कहा जाता है कि अयोध्या के श्री राम ने लक्ष्मण को लखनऊ भेंट किया था। 2) लखनऊ के वर्तमान स्वरूप की स्थापना 'नवाब आसफ-उद-दौला' द्वारा 1775 ई. में की गई थी, उन्हो ने इसे अवध के नवाबों की राजधानी के रूप में पेश किया था। 3) बढ़ती जनसंख्याे को ध्यायन में रखते हुए यहां की कोठियों को अपार्टमेंट में बदल दिया गया है लेकिन यहां के लोगों में मोहब्बखत और अपनापन अभी भी बाकी है। 4) लखनऊ वह शहर है जहां कई वाद्य यंत्र जैसे- सितार, टेबल और नृत्यट जैसे- कत्थंक आदि का जन्म  हुआ है। 5 )  लखनऊ, उर्दू और हिन्दीज भाषा का जन्मा स्थाबन है और इस शहर का भारतीय कविता और साहित्या में काफी योगदान भी रहा है।

यूपी की राजधानी में पर्यटन स्थल / Tourist Attractions in Lucknow:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKaN2RW53hk 1) लखनऊ के सबसे खास पर्यटन स्‍थल 'बड़ा इमामबाड़ा', 'शहीद स्मारक', 'रेजीडेंसी' और 'भूल-भुलैय्या' हैं। इसके अतिरक्त 'छोटा इमामबाड़ा', 'हुसैनाबाद क्‍लॉक टॉवर' और 'पिक्‍चर गैलरी' भी दर्शनीय स्मारक हैं। 2) लखनऊ का 'चिड़ियाघर', 'बॉटनिकल गार्डन', 'बुद्ध पार्क', 'कुकरैल फॉरेस्‍ट' और 'सिंकदर बाग' जैसे प्राकृतिक छटा वाले स्‍थल लखनऊ को खास और जरूरत से ज्‍यादा सुंदर बनाते है। 3) लखनऊ के 'कैसरबाग पैलेस', 'तालुकदार हॉल', 'शाह नज़फ इमामबाड़ा', 'बेगम हजरत महल पार्क' और 'रूमी दरवाजा' आदि भारत के सबसे प्रभावशाली वास्‍तु संरचनाओं में से एक हैं। 4) लखनऊ में देश के कई उच्च शिक्षा एवं शोध संस्थान भी हैं। इनमें से कुछ हैं: 'एस.जी.पी.जी.आई.', 'किंग जार्ज मेडिकल कालेज' और 'बीरबल साहनी अनुसंधान संस्थान'। यहां भारत के वैज्ञानिक एवं औद्योगिक अनुसंधान परिषद की चार प्रमुख प्रयोगशालाएँ और 'उत्तर प्रदेश राज्य ललित कला अकादमी' हैं। 5) लखनऊ में छः विश्वविद्यालय हैं: 'लखनऊ विश्वविद्यालय', 'उत्तर प्रदेश तकनीकी विश्वविद्यालय' (यूपीटीयू), 'राममनोहर लोहिया राष्ट्रीय विधि विश्वविद्यालय' (लोहिया लॉ वि.वि.), 'बाबासाहेब भीमराव अंबेडकर विश्वविद्यालय', 'एमिटी विश्वविद्यालय' एवं 'इंटीग्रल विश्वविद्यालय'। 6) लखनऊ के 'भातखंडे संगीत विश्वविद्यालय' का नाम यहां के महान संगीतकार 'पंडित विष्णु नारायण भातखंडे' के नाम पर रखा हुआ है। यह संगीत का पवित्र मंदिर है। श्रीलंका, नेपाल आदि बहुत से एशियाई देशों एवं विश्व भर से साधक यहां नृत्य-संगीत की साधना करने आते हैं। 7) विश्व के सबसे पुराने आधुनिक स्कूलों में से एक 'ला मार्टीनियर कॉलेज' भी इस शहर में मौजूद है, जिसकी स्थापना ब्रिटिश शासक क्लाउड मार्टिन की याद में की गयी थी। लखनऊ उत्तरी भारत का एक प्रमुख बाजार एवं वाणिज्यिक नगर ही नहीं, बल्कि उत्पाद एवं सेवाओं का उभरता हुआ केन्द्र भी बनता जा रहा है। लखनऊ में यातायात के सभी साधन उपलब्‍ध है जैसे- हवाई, रेल और सड़क मार्ग। पर्यटक, देश-विदेश के किसी भी कोने से लखनऊ तक आसानी से पहुंच सकते है।  मौसम की दृष्टि से, लखनऊ के भ्रमण का सबसे अच्‍छा समय अक्‍टूबर से मार्च के दौरान होता है। Friends आपको आपके सवाल Uttar Pradesh yani UP ki Rajdhani Kya Hai इसका जवाब तो मिलगया, हम आशा करते है की आपको यह जवाब और information about Lucknow & places to visit in Lucknow पसंद आई होगी. कृपया अपनी राय कमेंट द्वारा हमें बताये. और इस पोस्ट को सोशल मीडिया और व्हाट्सअप्प में जरूर शेयर करे. UP ki Rajdhani Lucknow की और ज्यादा जानकारी विकिपीडिया में पढ़िए. Read the full article