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Bhilwada district of Rajasthan became epicenter of epidemic in Rajasthan. More the half of cases registered in Bhilwada. Rajasthan confirms 63 cases. Out of them three have recovered. One of its state, Jodhpur has 5 active cases.

The best way to contain this disease is staying at home. This is not an ultimate precaution but help to reduce the  number of cases and break the chain. Do 10 things carefully. 1. Wash your hand with soap for next 20 seconds               thrice in a day. 2. Use sanitizer consisting alcohol more than  60% .      ( handwash would be better). 3. Follow each and every precautions suggested by          government. 4. Use tissue while sneezing and coughing and                   throw it in dustbin. 5. Don't shake hand, but "Namaste" 6. Make social distancing minimum 3 feet. 7. avoid non essential food for next few days. 8. Avoid physical contact with another.  9. Don't touch your face frequently. 10. Most important, please avoid rumours and fake             news on social media.

                   Introduction . In the first winter session of 17th lok sabha, the Home minister of India, amit shah moved a bill, called citizenship amendment bill (CAB), which sought to amend some provision of the citizenship act 1955. This bill required to grant citizenship those people who were persecuted in three neighboring countries Afghanistan, Pakistan and bangladesh on the religious basis. It was passed hurriedly in both houses of Parliament among ruckus and not long debates were held.  It became contentious since its introduction in parliament, because this amendment provided only six communities that is Hindu, Sikhs, Christian, Buddha, jain and parsis and excluded Muslim community. Government claimed in parliament that all three countries are Muslim dominated and where minorities are being persecuted on religious basis. So to safeguard  the rights of these communities, the need of this amendment was arisen. First time , in the country religious base amendment came

In the ongoing session of Parliament one more amendment has come upon table. The Government now proposes to amend the Right To Information act (RTI) 2005. The RTI act, which was enacted in Parliament on 22 June,2005 and it came into power on 12 October 2005. The main convenor of this act was Aruna Roy. Basically it extended all over the India except Jammu and Kashmir. Though It is not constitutional body, it is statutory body.  It is equated to election commission of india, not like a constitutional body but as given authority. The authority under this act is called quasi judicial authority. The RTI act provides Indian citizens fundamental right to  access to the information of any institutions and authorities under government of India as well as political parties. Under this Act Government department must have to computerize its data. The official secret act 1923 that restricted the disclosure of government data, also was given relief. Though the official secret act now also remai

         India that is acclaimed to be safe for human resources but a new concept of crime was introduced by its supporter that is mob lynching. The mob lynching is mostly based on religious issue, land disputes, and personal enmity . Recently, in India there were many cases of lynching. People are allegedly beaten up on the religious basis or by  the cow vigilantes. Most of the victims belonged to Muslim community whether they are caught in cow smuggling or deny to chant JAY SHRI RAM before dictators. A year ago in UP a Police person was killed by aggressive mob of cow vigilantes over the dispute between the two community.  A point that is very shocking, that after the formation of modi- led government in 2014, Mob lynching has been increased. In 2019 the Modi- government again came  into power. Barely one month completes,  there come many cases of mob lynching. A month ago, the state of Jharkhand was witnessed for this incident. A Muslim young man was thrashed by the local

Budget that mean is A leather bag. Basically all files related to budget is carried in a leather bag to Parliament. In India, every year budget is passed by the finance minister. A first day of February was witnessed for budget till 2016, but after, modi government changed this tradition, and now a last day of February month is preferred. Budget preparation ceremony is started with Halwa ceremony. Budget is prepared in North block where finance ministry is established. History journey. In India first budget was introduced by James Wilson on 7, April 1860 under British rule. But the first budget of independence India was recognized by the first finance minister, at that time, R.K.shanmukham chetty on Nov. 26, 1947. And first budget is also known as interim budget. Indira Gandhi was first Lady prime minister as well as finance minister who introduced budget in 1969. After her, Finance minister nirmala sitharaman again created history and added her name in this list,  By introdu

India is developing country. It has been 70 years of  independence. But still its basic requirements are far beyond . In country there are many states those condition is very poor. Recently in Bihar a disease named Acute encephalitis was spreading rapidly especially in malnourished children. Doctors said litchi consumption by starving children and remain in warm temperature is cause of disease. But the government of India and as well as the state is indifferent about it. I don't want to talk on any political party. But their promises should be met. In Bihar AIIMS was laid the foundation in 2014 then its government. In 2018 it was inaugurated by the prime minister despite being uncompleted. The model of AIIMS which was presented in its initial, was completely  undone. First of all, I want to mention that in India Bihar holds worst position in health sector across the country. In Bihar 2017-18 Budget was 8000 cr and in 2018-19 was reduced to 7000. It was surprisingly that a s