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Why another club (on formation of BRICS) ?
EAM Dr S Jaishankar gives it back: Because there was another club, it's called G7, & you won't let anyone in, so we formed our own club.
EAM Dr S Jaishankar gives it back: Because there was another club, it's called G7, & you won't let anyone in, so we formed our own club.
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From Ashokan times to now, Sanchi to Europe, story of the Great Stupa π
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The Indian Express
The story of the Great Stupa of Sanchi from Ashokan times to now
The ornate red sandstone gateway, which was unveiled in December 2022, is a 1:1 reproduction of the original structure standing at almost 10 metres high and 6 metres wide, and weighing roughly 150 tonnes.
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Which of the following statements regarding the Great Stupa at Sanchi are true?
A.The Great Stupa's dome structure utilizes principles of compression, allowing it to distribute weight evenly and withstand seismic activity.
B.The primary construction material of the Stupa is a type of limestone, which is known for its durability and resistance to weathering.
C.The use of a circular base in the Stupa's design enhances its stability and minimizes wind resistance, a principle that is still applied in modern architectural designs.
D.Archaeological studies indicate that the original mortar used in the construction contained natural pozzolanic materials, contributing to the structure's longevity.
A.The Great Stupa's dome structure utilizes principles of compression, allowing it to distribute weight evenly and withstand seismic activity.
B.The primary construction material of the Stupa is a type of limestone, which is known for its durability and resistance to weathering.
C.The use of a circular base in the Stupa's design enhances its stability and minimizes wind resistance, a principle that is still applied in modern architectural designs.
D.Archaeological studies indicate that the original mortar used in the construction contained natural pozzolanic materials, contributing to the structure's longevity.
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Vice President of India:
"Every Indian outside the country has to be an ambassador of this nation.
How painful that one who holds a Constitutional position is doing just the reverse of it.
Nothing can be more condemnable, despicable and intolerable than that you become part of the enemies of the nation."
"Every Indian outside the country has to be an ambassador of this nation.
How painful that one who holds a Constitutional position is doing just the reverse of it.
Nothing can be more condemnable, despicable and intolerable than that you become part of the enemies of the nation."
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Mains Admit Cards are Out
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Scientists have discovered a new virus in China called the Wetland Virus, which is carried by ticks. It has potential effects on human health because it can lead to serious neurological complications.
New wetland virus
π¦ Origin: Recently discovered in wetlands (marshes, swamps, etc.), which are rich in biodiversity and crucial for ecological balance.
π¦ Type: Believed to be a RNA virus, similar to other viruses transmitted through vectors like mosquitoes. It Shares characteristics with arboviruses, which are typically transmitted by arthropods.
π¦ Transmission: Likely spread by wetland-specific vectors, such as mosquitoes, ticks and migratory birds, raising concerns about its zoonotic potential.
π¦ Zoonotic Risk: The virus may jump from animals to humans, particularly in communities living near wetlands, posing a public health risk.
π¦ Symptoms: Initial symptoms include fever, headache, and fatigue. Severe cases could lead to neurological complications.
New wetland virus
π¦ Origin: Recently discovered in wetlands (marshes, swamps, etc.), which are rich in biodiversity and crucial for ecological balance.
π¦ Type: Believed to be a RNA virus, similar to other viruses transmitted through vectors like mosquitoes. It Shares characteristics with arboviruses, which are typically transmitted by arthropods.
π¦ Transmission: Likely spread by wetland-specific vectors, such as mosquitoes, ticks and migratory birds, raising concerns about its zoonotic potential.
π¦ Zoonotic Risk: The virus may jump from animals to humans, particularly in communities living near wetlands, posing a public health risk.
π¦ Symptoms: Initial symptoms include fever, headache, and fatigue. Severe cases could lead to neurological complications.
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Hypocrisy, thy name is Aam Aadmi( Party).
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