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RSS Sarsanghchalak (chief) Mohan Bhagwat on Tuesday said that if women are given freedom they can help everyone grow, as they work for the good of the society. “Works that men can do, women cannot do and women can do things that men cannot do. If women are given freedom, they can help everyone grow. A woman works for the good of all,” said Mohan Bhagwat during his address after unveiling the painting of the second Sarsanghchalak Golwarkar Guruji at Dharampeth Women’s Bank in Nagpur. He said that earlier people used to say agriculture is our religion. “Religion is not a kitchen but it is the work of society. Religion means doing the work of… Read More »“If Women Are Given Freedom, They Can Help Everyone Grow”: RSS Chief

Several social media posts have previously warned users that charging devices at public stations or on public transport can expose their data to hackers. These devices may contain malicious software that can steal sensitive information like passwords, credit card details, and personal photos. Additionally, charging your device using a compromised cable can also lead to data theft or even damage to your device. It’s always safer to use your own charger and power bank whenever possible. Another concern is that an unstable power supply could damage your device. A recent Reddit post brought attention to this issue, where a user shared an image of a charging station that specified it was for phones only, not… Read More »Is Charging At Public Ports Safe? Reddit Users Reveal The Truth

Western powers on Tuesday announced fresh sanctions on Iran for supplying Russia with short-range missiles for imminent use against Ukraine, calling it a dangerous escalation of the conflict that threatened European security. Britain, France and Germany said they would cut aviation agreements with the Islamic republic and sanction its national carrier Iran Air, claiming Tehran had repeatedly defied warnings about the weapons transfers. “This act is an escalation by both Iran and Russia, and is a direct threat to European security,” the so-called E3 powers said in a joint statement. On a visit to London, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned that the missiles could be used against Ukraine “within weeks”. Dozens of Russian… Read More »Western Powers Sanction Iran For Supplying Missiles To Russia

Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu will travel to India on an official visit “very soon”, his spokesperson said today. Heena Waleed, the chief spokesperson at the President’s Office, announced Mr Muizzu’s visit on a day when two junior ministers, suspended in January for derogatory comments against Prime Minister Narendra Modi – resigned from the government. She said that while the exact date for the visit is yet to be finalised, the two sides are discussing a date, which is of convenience to the leaders of both countries, the Sun Online news portal reported. “The President is scheduled to visit India very soon. As you are aware, such trips are scheduled for a time of maximum convenience… Read More »Amid Strained Ties, 2 Maldives Ministers Quit, President To Visit India

The national capital has recorded 913.1 mm of rains this monsoon so far which is 56 per cent above the normal, according to weather department data. Mahesh Palawat of Skymet Weather Services, a private forecaster, told PTI that Delhi has seen an unusually high number of rainy days this year. Although the city experienced fewer rainy days in July, heavy downpours over just two or three days contributed significantly to the overall rainfall, he explained. Similarly, August saw a higher number of days with rain, contributing to the overall increase in rainfall, Palawat said. According to the India Meteorological Department, Delhi’s primary weather station at Safdarjung recorded 913.1 mm of rain this season against the… Read More »Delhi Records 913.1 mm Of Rainfall This Monsoon, 56% Above Normal