अरुणाचल प्रदेश के चकमा बौद्धों का नागपुर में आंदोलन ! Chakma Buddhist Protest at Nagpur AWAAZ INDIA TV 23 Jan 2023
Protest by Chakma Buddhist of Arunachal Pradesh in Nagpur

The issue for the Corporation Elections?   https://youtu.be/ZRb3Qloof6E?t=558

Udhav Thackeray pick up issue with PM saying that the hugh FD deposits in banks by the Mumbai Corporation should be utlised for development.  Said the eggs of golden goose was used to pay for the same projects that he inaugurated.  

The strange case of Modi resurrecting Bose https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/the-strange-case-of-modi-resurrecting-bose-1144095.html Bose himself was a secular-socialist leader, but as he became 'a forgotten hero' outside Bengal, some brains associated with the BJP-RSS decided to establish him, following Ambedkar's line, as one of the two principal architects (Gandhi being the other) of India's freedom. Now, some years later, Narendra Modi has put Bose back at the centre stage. Next, the government may put him in the history textbooks in a proper perspective if only to demolish the monopoly of the Congress in the narration of our freedom struggle. After all, a relevant question always haunts the inquisitive: When the Quit India movement died down in 1942 itself, why did the British leave India in 1947?

https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/bose-is-being-shown-as-counter-to-gandhi-he-would-have-rejected-the-idea-1144037.html  

Harvard historian and Bose’s biographer Sugata Bose has unequivocally stated that “the differences between Mahatma Gandhi and Subhas Chandra Bose are highly exaggerated. The parting that took place in 1939 was a temporary one and if we study the relationship between Gandhi and Netaji, we will find that it was one that was marked by deep mutual love, affection and respect.” .. Even while resigning as Congress president, Bose opposed the right-wing supporters of Gandhi in the Congress hierarchy but never indulged in any personal criticism of Gandhi.

USDA says ending organic agri pact with India points to ‘magnitude of fraud’ https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/agri-business/usda-says-ending-organic-agri-pact-with-india-points-to-magnitude-of-fraud/article66423680.ece 
January 23, 2023 -  
Quarterly organic products shipments down 39%, number of certification companies dip 63%
BY SUBRAMANI RA MANCOMBU In­dia’s export of organic products has dropped by 39% on a quarterly basis and the number of certified companies authorising such shipments has dipped by 63% since July 2022. The decline follows its decision to end a 15-year-old agreement with India’s Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) to provide accreditation to agencies exporting organic products to the US. The USDA said its Agriculture Marketing Service (AMS) ended the arrangement in January 2021 since audits by the US National Organic Program (NOP) consistently found India’s organic control system “to be insufficient to protect the integrity of the USDA organic seal”. 

https://thewire.in/communalism/madrasas-say-ncpcr-order-on-non-muslim-students-is-spreading-hatred-suspicion 

The National Commission for the Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has followed up on its recommendation to the chief secretaries of all states and union territories to conduct a detailed inquiry of all recognised madrasas admitting non-Muslim children. In a notice issued to the UP Minority Affairs and Waqf Department, NCPCR said that giving Islamic education to non-Muslim students was a violation of Article 28(3) and sought a reply within three days.

The Commission’s latest directive came on January 20, two days after UP Madrassa Education Board (UPMEB) chairman Iftikhar Ahmed Javed rejected its recommendation. Javed said that apart from religious educations, madrasas were also imparting “modern education to children under NCERT syllabus”. Javed, who is a Bharatiya Janata Party member, had evoked Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s slogan of “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas” while expressing his angst at the manner in which divisiveness was being spread in educational institutions through such orders.

BBC Row: UK report states VHP planned Gujarat violence in advance, Godhra a “pretext” Hartosh Singh Bal 23 January 2023 UK report states VHP planned Gujarat violence in advance, Godhra a “pretext

Full text of UK report included

What Digvijay says.. https://youtu.be/xOgPsQSXZ2k?t=44

@Jairam_Ramesh Twitter https://twitter.com/Jairam_Ramesh/status/1617507374755123202
The views expressed by senior leader Digvijaya Singh are his own and do not reflect the position of Congress. Surgical strikes were carried out before 2014 by UPA government. Congress has supported & will continue to support all military actions that are in the national interest.

@DrSpock10  People like Digvijay Singh are digging grave for Congress. Why is Congress busy raising issues which date to before 2019 - Surgical strikes, Pulwama, Demonetisation etc. Does Congress have a better, future development agenda or they will only harp on how bad the RSS are ??

@venkatm65230644 Why are you on the defensive? Digvijay singh did not say anything wrong. In a democracy we need to know what happened. He is not at all insulting the military.

@The_true_Jay BJP's Balakot misinformation campaign have been already debunked many times. BJP hide our own 6 military deaths for 8 months to avoid election defeat.

@suklasen  https://twitter.com/suklasen/status/1617709163827826688 Independent analysis of satellite photographs and ground visits by foreign entities conclude that the "strike" missed target. Balakot air strike: Pakistan shows off disputed site on eve of India election 10 April 2019 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-47882354  Satellite images show buildings still standing at Indian bombing site https://www.reuters.com/article/us-india-kashmir-pakistan-airstrike-insi/satellite-images-show-madrasa-buildings-still-standing-at-scene-of-indian-bombing-idUSKCN1QN00V?fbclid=IwAR2vqhJhxSSEX_BeykMZxwWetYsa6-y8_W4i3wItuNMaoZbfjIpU9_7Wqoo

Far more important, it's for the first time an aerial raid was carried out against a country with nuclear weapons.
Foreign interventions averted disaster. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-india-kashmir-crisis-insight-idUSKCN1QY03T  Pakistan says it will release Indian fighter pilot to ease tension https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/pakistan-says-it-will-release-indian-fighter-pilot-to-ease-tension World Feb 28, 2019

See chapter: 'Balakot Airstrike: A Game Changer!? in Pokhran-II and Since - A Quick Analytical Survey | Sukla Sen Mainstream, VOL LVIII No 49, New Delhi, November 21,2020 https://www.mainstreamweekly.net/article10134.html  

These days, anyone can make money online by building a brand around being themselves – or not – as Liver King, an extremely buff fitness creator recently found out. Liver King, is the social media personality of Brian Johnson, a muscular and often shirtless TikTok star who promotes “ancestral living” as something he does to be “strong, healthy and happy (autoimmune-free, eczema-free, allergy-free, fatigue-free”. For Johnson, this means eating platefuls of bull’s testicles, raw animal livers and cows’ brains.

https://livewire.thewire.in/out-and-about/liver-king-how-the-rise-of-mega-influencers-has-put-consumers-at-risk/ 

He sells his lifestyle in the form of nutritional supplements, personalised dietary advice, as well as workout exercises – and he also promotes different services and products to his 1.7 million followers on Instagram and 3.8 million followers on TikTok.

That is, he did until leaked emails revealed that Johnson’s looks were not so much explained by the performance of his products, but by a monthly US$12,000 investment in steroids, which he hid from his fans. Liver King is now being sued for US$25 million by his followers who feel they were tricked into buying his muscle-building supplements.

These days mega-influencers are no longer the only stakeholders of an ever-growing industry. Instead, monetisation options on social media platforms have exploded, meaning that more and more people now make a living online. As mapped in a recent study for the European Parliament, subscriptions, donations from live streams and the selling of merchandise or digital content online is big business.

Through their content, creators establish trust, relatability and authenticity with their audiences. This one-sided relationship that a social media user engages in with a media persona is known as a “parasocial relationship”. This is where users form attachments with public figures that feel (and are) very real. Research shows that these kinds of relationships can influence a person’s beliefs, attitudes and purchasing behaviour as well as levels of trust in various groups.

by Catalina Goanta  

23/01/2023

ALL IS NOT WELL in Ladakh | Ladakh ki Mann ki Baat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mY7EbFWRxYQ Sonam Wangchuk Jan 21, 2023
This is an urgent appeal from Sonam Wangchuk in Ladakh (in the Indian Himalayas) to the people of India and the world to help protect the environmentally sensitive region of Ladakh. He appeals to the Prime Minister of India to intervene and safeguard this fragile ecosystem under the sixth schedule of the Indian constitution.