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In today's political landscape, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gears up for a roadshow in Kolkata ahead of the final Lok Sabha election phase, while Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh Yadav hit the campaign trail in Uttar Pradesh. Political leaders prepare for a day of rallies and roadshows across India. As Kolkata braces for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, PM Modi is set to hold his first roadshow of this season. The roadshow, concluding at Swami Vivekananda’s ancestral home, holds significance amidst recent political controversies. Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh Yadav are scheduled to address campaign rallies in Uttar Pradesh. Their joint rally comes shortly after Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and SP leader Dimple Yadav's recent roadshow in Varanasi. In other political developments, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh engage in public meetings in Punjab, while Union Home Minister Amit Shah addresses rallies in Odisha. Addit...

 While climate changes owing to the depleting environmental conditions has plagued humanity, the effect has tricked down to groundwater-the major water supply source to many residents of the country.  The Narendra Modi led NDA government has informed the Rajya Sabha that the ground water is fast depleting.  The figures presented by the  Indian government  poses a huge red flag to the future of drinking water int he country. The figures not only speak of the future of drinking water in India, it also says that we might have been drinking ‘poisonous’ water for a long time now. The data presented says that most of the districts, of almost all the states, of the country were found with excess amounts of toxic metals in the groundwater. India had also been witness to severe water shortage during the months of heatwave that covered the northern parts of the country in May.  To Know More : https://www.livemint.com/news/india/80-indians-likely-drinking-pois...

  New Delhi:  Describing the PM-CARES for Children scheme as a determined step taken by the country for a golden future of children, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote individual letters to over 4,000 beneficiaries of the scheme on Monday, where he elaborated on its various benefits that the children who lost their parents during the COVID-19 pandemic can avail. PM Modi also shared the experience of a similar tragedy his family suffered about a century ago and assured these children that the entire country stands with them in this difficult time. The letter was shared by the women and child development ministry. PM Modi said the PM CARES for Children scheme is a determined step taken by the country for these children's golden future. "This scheme will ensure that you can dream freely and there is no lack of efforts in helping you realise your dreams," he said. In the letter written in English, Hindi and regional languages, the Prime Minister shared a few ...