sarcopenia and osteoporosis.This two terms are important to maintain good bone health and long life.

sarcopenia and osteoporosis. This two terms are important to maintain good health and long life.

— Selvaraj Venkatesan (@niftytelevision) May 17, 2024

Visit https://buildbetterbones.org and https://worldosteoporosisday.org to know more about bone health

 

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Yogi Adityanath - Do we have our At0m B0mbs to keep in refrigerator?

RAJAT SHARMA - Manishankar Aiyar said Pak has AT0M B0MB
YOGI ⚡- Do we have our At0m B0mbs to keep in refrigerator? @annamalai_k @narendramodi#YogiAdityanath @myogiadityanath pic.twitter.com/e61KEeL3eG

— Selvaraj Venkatesan (@niftytelevision) May 13, 2024

#BreakingNews: Anna Hazare has asked people NOT to vote for #Kejriwal.

Anna Hazare, a prominent social activist and anti-corruption crusader, has been vocal in urging voters to make informed decisions and prioritize integrity in the electoral process. He has emphasized the importance of not voting for individuals who are under investigation by agencies such as the Enforcement Directorate (ED). Specifically, Hazare has criticized Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for his alleged involvement in corruption, particularly in connection with the Delhi Liquor Scam. Hazare's statements reflect his disappointment with Kejriwal's deviation from their shared principles and his concern over the influence of corrupt practices on the nation's future.

In a series of public addresses and interviews, Hazare has underscored the significance of voting for candidates with clean images and unblemished records. He has pointed out that the key to the country's well-being lies in the hands of the voters, urging them to place this responsibility in the hands of those who uphold ethical integrity. Hazare's stance is rooted in his long-standing fight against corruption and his commitment to promoting transparency and accountability in governance.

Southwest Monsoon is very likely to advance into South #Andaman Sea, some parts of Southeast Bay of Bengal and Nicobar Islands around 19th May, 2024

The Southwest Monsoon is set to advance into the South Andaman Sea, some parts of the Southeast Bay of Bengal, and the Nicobar Islands around May 19, 2024, as per the normal schedule. This progression is part of the larger monsoon season that significantly impacts South India. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts that the country is expected to receive 'above' normal rainfall during the June-September period, due to favorable ocean-atmosphere conditions.

South India, particularly Kerala, is the first state in the country to receive monsoon rains, with the onset traditionally occurring around June 1. The monsoon season in India is crucial for agriculture, as it provides the necessary water for the cultivation of rain-fed Kharif crops like rice, soybeans, cotton, and pulses. The monsoon season typically lasts for four months, from June to September. The onset of the monsoon is marked by the arrival of the monsoon winds from the Arabian Sea, which split into two branches: one over the Arabian Sea, causing rainfall along India's western coast, and another over the Bay of Bengal, moving towards the eastern coast. The monsoon winds are attracted by a low-pressure area over the Thar Desert in Rajasthan, which is caused by the extreme heat during the summer. In 2024, the IMD has predicted the seasonal precipitation to be about 99% of the long-period average, which would amount to 86.13 cm. This prediction is based on the precipitation recorded between 1971-2020. The monsoon season is crucial for the overall economy of the subcontinent, as it impacts not only agriculture but also the environment, hydro-power production, and the health of water bodies.

The Supreme Court of India dismissed a plea seeking to disqualify Prime Minister Narendra Modi from elections

 The Supreme Court of India dismissed a plea seeking to disqualify Prime Minister Narendra Modi from elections for allegedly making hate speeches and violating the Model Code of Conduct during campaigning. The court also declined to entertain a petition seeking directions to the Election Commission of India to disqualify Modi for six years. The bench of Justices Vikram Nath and SC Sharma asked the petitioner if they had approached the authorities before filing the plea, and subsequently dismissed the petition as withdrawn.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi filed his nomination papers for the Varanasi Lok Sabha constituency

 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi filed his nomination papers for the Varanasi Lok Sabha constituency on May 14, 2024, amidst significant support from BJP members and the public. His nomination highlighted his popularity and the anticipation of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Modi declared assets worth Rs 3.02 crore, with most in bank fixed deposits, and reported not owning a house or car. This financial transparency has been a focal point in discussions about his commitment to public service and personal integrity.