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Food is the first basic essential for survival. We all have to eat to live. Some of us even live to eat. And there is so much discussion about food in every home, workplace, schools, governments and even on the internet.
Food channels, shows, videos, books all get maximum attention. To an extent that in a country like India, at a wedding, the success is defined not by how well the marriage ceremony was conducted, and if the bride and bridegroom was happy, but how good the food was!
Well, we are lucky to be in a country, where there is so much variety of food available. Different fruits and vegetables, spices, grains and pulses are accessible in plenty. Also, traditionally there are many practices in every family and community that are passed on from generation to generation. The
Development work on India s biggest airport and a new film city made sure Gautam Buddh Nagar district in Uttar Pradesh stayed in the limelight in a year headlined by a pandemic and lockdown. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, in his multiple visits to the district in 2020, dubbed Noida and Greater Noida show window of the state. Infamous for crime, the district switched to the commissionerate system of policing in January, a move that appeared to have bore good results as number of street and heinous crimes went down in 2020 over the previous year.
Police Commissioner Alok Singh, while presenting the crime data for the year on December 30, said the crime graph had gone down in the district and remarked that his force had been on an aggressive mode of policing to keep citizens safe.
NOIDA: When the Covid-induced lockdown led to factories closing and lakhs of migrant workers who had lost their jobs leaving cities in desperation, it was a massive humanitarian crisis that unfolded. But the adversity also brought out the best in humanity. In Noida, a movement started. It was by the people, and for the people. In April and May, the streets of Delhi-NCR witnessed the heart-rending sights of migrant workers setting out for their homes hundreds of kilometres away on foot, baggage and children in tow.
As the government scrambled to arrange transport, camps were set up to house the thousands who were walking. But with wave after wave of reverse migration, there were thousands still on roads, walking down expressways and hitching rides with whoever they could to get home. Other than shielding from the virus, finding food was the other big challenge.
Mann ki Baat Full Text: PM Narendra Modi says red beacons ban first step towards cleaning VIP system
Mann ki Baat Full Text: PM Narendra Modi says red beacons ban first step towards cleaning VIP system
In The 31st Edition Of The Mann Ki Baat Address, The PM Touched Upon On A Series Of Critical Issues, Including Climate Change And The VIP Culture In India.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Gautam Lalotra | Updated on: 30 Apr 2017, 06:40:12 PM
New Delhi:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday addressed the nation with his radio programme Mann ki Baat. In the 31st edition of the Mann Ki Baat address, the PM touched upon on a series of critical issues, including climate change and the VIP culture in India.
my biggest takeaway from this work is that empowering people at the grassroots is the basis for building a sustainable planet our next story on the schools the sport hunger can be debilitating and for many in mumbai it could mean a loss of. roti bank which means bread bank in hindi is making sure the city s poor have a stomach for it to eat with the simple extraordinary idea. in a country like india with a population of more than one billion almost two hundred million people go hungry every day. against such numbers we re feeding every hungry stomach can go a long way a retired police officer has been doing he s been to help as many people as he can in the city of mumbai my mission is to have a million people a year that is i can use