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Indian economy grew 8.7% in 2021-22

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India’s gross domestic product grew at 8.7% in 2021-’22 as against a contraction of 6.6% during the last financial year, showed government data released on Tuesday. The country registered gross domestic product, or GDP, growth of 4.1% in the fourth (January-March) quarter, according to the National Statistical Office. The country’s GDP had risen by 5.4% in the third (October-December) quarter. The GDP for 2021-’22 is less than the 8.9% estimated by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, NDTV reported. In October, the Reserve Bank of India had predicted that the Indian economy would grow by 9.5% in 2021-2022. However, in January, the International Monetary Fund slashed its growth forecast for India in 2021-’22 to 9% from the earlier estimate of 9.5%, according to The Times of India. The organisation had cited the impact of the coronavirus for the new forecast. The reduction in the growth rate was because of a drop in growth in agriculture, mining, construction and manu...
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PM participates in ‘Garib Kalyan Sammelan’ in Shimla

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at Shimla on Tuesday to participate in the ‘Garib Kalyan Sammelan’ and release the 11th instalment of financial benefit under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) scheme. People showered flower petals on PM Modi’s cavalcade en route to Ridge Maidan in Shimla. A ccording to Prime Minister’s Office, the Sammelan conceptualizes elected public representatives across the country directly interacting with the public in an endeavour to get feedback about the various welfare programmes being run by the government. During the Sammelan, Prime Minister will directly interact with the beneficiaries of different programmes of nine Ministries/Departments of the Government of India. The freewheeling interaction being organized across the country is aimed to get free and frank feedback from the public, understand the impact of welfare schemes in people’s lives and explore convergence and saturation with regard to different government programmes. The end...
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Monkey pox spreading all over the world.

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NEW DELHI: The Union health ministry on Tuesday issued guidelines for management of monkeypox although India has not reported any case of the disease yet. Officials said the norms had been issued to ensure preparedness to deal with any potential crisis. The ministry said even one case is to be considered an outbreak. It should trigger a detailed probe by rapid response teams that need to be initiated through the integrated disease surveillance programme. It directed all states and UTs to report any suspected case immediately to the state and central surveillance unit, which shall report the same to the health ministry. The norms said contacts of a confirmed case should be monitored daily for onset of symptoms for 21 days. The directive follows a meeting in Delhi last week attended by experts, among others, from ICMR, NIV, National Centre for Disease Control, and AIIMS. a person suffering from  Monkeypox.
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Positive consequences of meeting numerous people every day.

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Positive consequences of meeting numerous people every day. W e all know that we are living in a world where every kind of person exists. Some are Stereotypes, Some are Greedy and Some are Narcissists, Egoists, Arrogant, Self-Centered, Domineering, Manipulative, Inconsiderate, Spiteful and the list goes on.  Did you read the above sentences all are negative aspects that I've described in a person, but it doesn't mean decent people aren't living in this World, They are! In the same way, Good people are also living with us here in this world. And It's not hard to find them. All we need to do is, we have to meet numerous people in our daily lives. Then only we can find, Some people are Altruism, Some are kind and Some are Compassionate, Caring, Considerate, Trustworthy and the list goes on.  Now let's get back to the topic that how meeting numerous people can benefit you? I don't know whether you know this before or not, but it helps in improving your communicatio...
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Health & fitness for busy people

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Life has become very arduous and pacing very fast. Therefore health and fitness becomes the least priority. Many people have a strong urge to inculcate fitness tips in their routine but taking out time for exercise gets next to impossible since they have time constraint. It is very essential for every soul to stay healthy and lose fat from the body. In today’s competitive world, we are always stuck in other priorities apart from health and by the end of the day there is hardly any energy left for us to exercise. This can cause numerous health issues and stress. But if you are seeking to ameliorate your physical and mental health despite being busy. 1. Walk and Talk I understand desk job might be making you fat and you are more likely to gain those extra kilos. It is not a hidden secret that sitting for long duration of time leads to weight gain. But despite being over occupied with work; you can still manage to walk while talking on the phone or casual discussion with colleagues. Walki...
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