DIFFERENCE between CONGRESS and BJP

Queues during Congress era

- For buying ration/kerosene in black
- To withdraw money from the bank
- To pay the electricity bill
- To purchase gas cylinder
- Line for Railway tkt
- Line for Gas cylinders in black
- Line for Urea in black
- Line for seed in black
- Line for Bajaj scooter in black

Queues during BJP period

- To purchase iPhones
- During big concerts
- Purchasing new property
- catching flight at airport
- Visiting tourist and spiritual places

Singer Shreya Ghoshal has taken a big decision after the Kolkata ****-murder case. She will no longer perform live concerts in Kolkata in September. She has taken this decision after the recent ****-murder case of a doctor in Kolkata.

She wrote on social media that 'I am deeply hurt by the heart-wrenching and heinous incident that happened recently in Kolkata. It is unimaginable to even think about the cruelty that happened to her and whenever I think about it, my soul trembles.

She has postponed the concert scheduled for 14 September 2024 to October.

Every Indian should show sensitivity like Shreya Ghoshal.

https://x.com/MeghUpdates/status/1829915579383226400

⚡️Islamist Beran A. (19) planned the terror attack at Taylor Swift concert in Austria. He wanted to kill "non-believers (Kafirs) in Vienna," he said during his police interrogation — oe24

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What all you can do today if you stay away from your mobile and the internet...

“Being offline gives you the space to focus on what’s right in front of you—and it also allows you to connect with people in a way that’s less stressful than constantly being connected all the time.”

In today's world, it's hard to imagine being without our mobile phones and the internet. We use them for everything from staying connected with friends and family to getting work done. But what if we were to take a break from all of that? What would we do with our time?

There are many things you can do when you're off mobile and internet. Here are a few ideas:

1) Spend time with loved ones. This could mean going for a walk with your dog, playing games with your kids, or just sitting down and talking to your partner.

2) Get creative. This could mean painting, writing, or playing an instrument.
Exercise. Take a walk, go for a run, or do some yoga.

3) Read a book. This is a great way to relax and escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

4) Meditate. This can help you to clear your mind and focus on the present moment.

5) Garden. This is a great way to get some fresh air and exercise, and it's also very therapeutic.

6) Volunteer. This is a great way to give back to your community and make a difference in the world.

7) Take a nap. Sometimes the best thing you can do is just take a break and recharge.

😍 Go for a drive. This is a great way to explore your surroundings and clear your head.

9) Go stargazing. This is a great way to connect with nature and appreciate the beauty of the universe.

10) Take a hike. This is a great way to get some exercise and enjoy the outdoors.

11) Visit a museum. This is a great way to learn about history and culture.

12) Go to a concert. This is a great way to enjoy live music and have some fun.

13) See a documantry. This is a great way to relax and be entertained.

14) Spend time in nature. This is a great way to de-stress and reconnect with yourself.

15) Learn Something New: Offline days offer an opportunity to acquire new skills.

16) Do nothing. Sometimes the best thing you can do is just relax and enjoy the moment. just sleep

Taking a break from our mobile phones and the internet can be a great way to de-stress and reconnect with ourselves and the world around us.

It can also be a great opportunity to try new things and explore our creativity.

So next time you're feeling overwhelmed, why not try taking a break from technology? You might be surprised at how much you enjoy it.

Nepali Football Team Prepares for Friendly Competition in Europe after 38 Years

17th Baisakh: Preparation of Nepali Team Flying to England Appears Weak*

Long-awaited European Friendly Competition:
After 38 years, the Nepali football team is gearing up for a friendly competition in Europe. However, their preparation for the upcoming match against England on the 17th of Baisakh seems inadequate.

Training Setback:
With the head coach, Bisendjo Albert, residing in Italy, only 26 players have been announced for training sessions aimed at friendly matches.

ANFA's Efforts:
The All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) is conducting training at the Bhadrakali Army Ground starting Tuesday. The national team is set to play a friendly match against England's 'C' division team, Aldershot Town Football Club, on the 25th of Baisakh.

Challenges Faced:
Due to most senior players being engaged in the Gold Cup Football Tournament and limited access to fields, ANFA faces challenges in adequately preparing the national team.

Fitness Concerns:
A player highlighted fitness issues amidst insufficient training, stressing the importance of robust preparation for European competition.

ANFA's Initiative:
ANFA has prepared a squad of 23 players and seven officials for the Nepali team's second-ever European tour, aiming to send a strong contingent for friendly matches.

Support and Logistics:
ANFA, along with the assistance of a task force, district, and club officials, is arranging the tour to England. Notably, ANFA President Pankaj Vikram Nemwang and Vice President Deepak Khadka will accompany the national team.

Tripartite Agreement:
A tripartite agreement has been reached between the Football Association of Nepal (FAN), ANFA, and Aldershot Town Football Club. The agreement includes a 90-minute match with both teams allowed to make five substitutions. ANFA will cover all expenses for the Nepali team.

Challenges Ahead:
With limited training opportunities and delayed preparations, the Nepali team faces challenges. However, they aim to intensify training for better readiness, especially for European matches.

In Conclusion:
Despite facing hurdles, the Nepali football team's journey to Europe signifies a significant milestone in their international sports endeavors. As they gear up for friendly matches, ANFA's concerted efforts aim to ensure a competitive outing for Nepali football. #NepaliFootballTeam

Dear Balen Sir,
It's truly heartening to see Kathmandu Metropolitan taking proactive steps to revolutionize education in community schools. The commitment to modern teaching methods and improved facilities is commendable, reflecting a genuine investment in our children's future.

The introduction of smart classrooms, well-equipped labs, face attendance systems, free snacks, book-free Fridays, and practical classes undoubtedly enhances the learning experience and sets a higher standard for education.

However, amidst these positive changes, it's crucial to address the essence of education itself. Questions arise about the content and values we impart to our children. The removal of Sanskrit education and the absence of teachings on our rich culture and Hindu way of life raise valid concerns.

Our cultural heritage and historical legacy are invaluable treasures that deserve preservation and celebration. It's vital for our youth to learn about their roots, traditions, and the ethos that shapes our identity as a society.

Let's hope that alongside modernization, there's a concerted effort to uphold and integrate our cultural heritage and values into the educational curriculum. After all, a holistic education encompasses not only academic knowledge but also an understanding and appreciation of our heritage. 🌟

On March 24, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Minister of External Affairs of the Republic of India Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar had a telephone conversation.

The Indian Foreign Minister:

• Vehemently condemned the inhumane terrorist attack on the Crocus City Hall concert venue, which claimed the lives of more than 130 civilians;

• Reaffirmed India’s resolution to continue fighting terrorism in all its manifestations together with Russia.

• Offered words of support and asked to convey his sympathy to the families of the victims, and wished a speedy recovery to the injured.

Terrible news of Islamic State terror attack in Moscow. More than 80 dead, gunned down in cold blood by Islamists, many among them children who were enjoying the music concert. "We have attacked a big gathering of Christians," said the Islamic State.

If you don't live in Israel or consume Israeli media, you don't know who Yair Golan is. He is a 61-year-old retired Major General from the Israel army and a former parliament MP.

Spend a minute to read this story.

Yesterday, when IDF and the police were in complete chaos, Golan put on his old uniform, took his weapon, and drove into the war zone multiple times to rescue civilians under fire. He rescued two young adults hiding under a bush after 260 of their friends were massacred at an outdoor music concert.

He answered a call from a journalist that his son was hiding under fire and simply said, "Give me his location, and I will bring him back home."

An hour later, the son called his father from Golan's car. Golan collected a small crew and went in and out of the war zone, rescuing dozens of people while exchanging fire with Hamas terrorists.

He is 61, he could have stayed home, but he chose to risk his life for people he does not know. He always advocated peace. But then …