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Megastar Aazaad`s The Buddhist is the biggest movie of the World on Lord Buddha
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Student of Military School, International Brand Ambassador of Sanskrit, the Cultural Ambassador of the World, Sanskrit Shiromani and Sanskrit Mahanayak Maharishi Aazaad has announced the biggest International film of the world The Buddhist on Lord Buddha and Buddhism, which originated from Hindu Religion in India. Through The Mega English Movie The Buddhist, Maharishi Aazaad’s aim is to promote the importance of Buddhism all over the World. The 70 percent of the film will be shot in Japan and South Korea, whereas the remaining film will be shot in other countries depending on the Covid-19 situation in those countries.

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BRAVE YOUNG MEN: The three comrades went to the gallows together on March 23, 1931. Tribune photo
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90th death anniversary of Bhagat Singh, Rajguru & Sukhdev
BHAGAT Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev are regarded as supreme martyrs of the Indian freedom struggle. On the 90th anniversary of the trio’s martyrdom, Bhagat Singh continues to be in the spotlight, even as Rajguru and Sukhdev find less mention.
Sukhdev was born on May 15, 1907, as per family records and on February 18, 1907, as per his school certificate mentioned date, in Naughara family house in a now crowded area of Ludhiana, although the family was living in Lyallpur where Bhagat Singh’s family also lived. Since Sukhdev’s father died early, he was brought up by his uncle Achint Ram Thapar, a nationalist in his own right of Lyallpur. Two biographies of Sukhdev are authentic, written by his brothers Jaidev Thapar and Mathura Das Thapar. Jaidev’s work is not available, while Mathura Das’ Mere Bhai Sukhdev has got many reprints and continues to be in circulation.

Updated Mar 23, 2021 | 09:44 IST
Indians pay tributes to the people who laid down their lives in the struggle for the country's independence from British rule.
Shaheed Diwas 2021 
Shaheed Diwas or Martyrs' day is observed on many days in India, especially on January 30 and March  23, to pay homage to the freedom fighters of our country.
On this day, Indians pay tributes to the people who laid down their lives in the struggle for the country's independence from British rule.
History and significance
It is important to know that Shaheed diwas is observed on many days in India.
January 30 is observed as the Martyrs' Day every year across the country to mark the death anniversary of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, popularly known as Mahatma Gandhi or Bapu. 

March 15, 2021–March 21, 2021  (19)
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January 25, 2021–January 31, 2021  (21)
January 18, 2021–January 24, 2021  (13)
January 11, 2021–January 17, 2021  (14)
January 4, 2021–January 10, 2021  (16)
December 28, 2020–January 3, 2021  (8)
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December 21, 2020–December 27, 2020  (15)
December 14, 2020–December 20, 2020  (14)
December 7, 2020–December 13, 2020  (32)
November 30, 2020–December 6, 2020  (10)
November 23, 2020–November 29, 2020  (11)
November 16, 2020–November 22, 2020  (16)
November 9, 2020–November 15, 2020  (11)
November 2, 2020–November 8, 2020  (16)
October 26, 2020–November 1, 2020  (13)
October 19, 2020–October 25, 2020  (17)
October 12, 2020–October 18, 2020  (19)
October 5, 2020–October 11, 2020  (23)
September 28, 2020–October 4, 2020  (20)
September 21, 2020–September 27, 2020  (8)
September 14, 2020–September 20, 2020  (22)
September 7, 2020–September 13, 2020  (13)
August 31, 2020–September 6, 2020  (22)
August 24, 2020–August 30, 2020  (19)
August 17, 2020–August 23, 2020  (18)
August 10, 2020–August 16, 2020  (14)
August 3, 2020–August 9, 2020  (24)
July 27, 2020–August 2, 2020  (12)
July 20, 2020–July 26, 2020  (23)
July 13, 2020–July 19, 2020  (28)
July 6, 2020–July 12, 2020  (19)
June 29, 2020–July 5, 2020  (16)
June 22, 2020–June 28, 2020  (22)
June 15, 2020–June 21, 2020  (14)
June 8, 2020–June 14, 2020  (18)
June 1, 2020–June 7, 2020  (24)
May 25, 2020–May 31, 2020  (20)
May 18, 2020–May 24, 2020  (30)
May 11, 2020–May 17, 2020  (28)
May 4, 2020–May 10, 2020  (21)
April 27, 2020–May 3, 2020  (30)
April 20, 2020–April 26, 2020  (26)
April 13, 2020–April 19, 2020  (32)

Highlights
The day commemorates Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev and Rajguru who gave their lives for the country
Their supreme sacrifice inspired generations of youth
New Delhi: The nation today remembered the supreme sacrifice made by Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev Thapar and Shivaram Rajguru, the three freedom fighters who were martyred this day in 1931.
Zee News Anchor Mimansa Malik on Tuesday (March 23) narrated the story of the three martyrs, who stood against the British empire and inspired generations of youth to follow in their footsteps.
March 23, 1931 - It was on this day that the great revolutionaries Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev Thapar and Shivram Hari Rajguru had embraced the hanging noose as a necklace of freedom.

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Tikait says farmers to observe bandh on March 26 across India to protest new laws
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Tikait says farmers to observe bandh on March 26 across India to protest new laws
Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait on Tuesday said the farmers afflicted by the new laws would march to Delhi once again and sell their crops outside the Parliament.
“On Republic Day, 3.50 lakh tractors had entered Delhi and we will do this again,” he said. Addressing a Kisan Mahapanchayat at Vidyadhar Nagar Stadium here, Mr. Tikait said since the government had told the farmers that they could sell their crops anywhere under the new farm laws, “we will prove it to them by selling our produce outside the State Assemblies, Collectors’ offices and the Parliament.”

Dilip Cherian | Fresh push for lateral entry of babus likely
Published : Mar 17, 2021, 7:42 am IST
Updated : Mar 17, 2021, 7:42 am IST
PM Modi has introduced the mechanism of recruiting fresh talent in the bureaucracy from the private sector during his first tenure
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Last year, Arvind Panagariya, former vice-chief of the government Niti Aayog, wrote in his book,
India Unlimited — Reclaiming the Lost Glory, that Indian babus suffered from the socialist hangover, which has slowed down the pace of reforms the Modi sarkar wishes to introduce. To support his view, he cited Narendra Modi’s initiative for lateral entry at the top levels of the bureaucracy. According to Mr Panagariya, babus slowed down the process to the extent that at the very end of his term only nine officers could be inducted from outside.

The more recent mobilisation of the Valmiki community all over India was significant, not only in the fight for justice for the 19 year old woman from

Time to envision what we want to achieve in 25 years, says Prakash Javadekar
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New Delhi [India], March 14 (ANI): Union Minister of Information and Broadcasting (IB) Prakash Javadekar on Saturday inaugurated a photo-exhibition at the National Media Center in New Delhi and said it will educate the populace on the ethos of freedom struggle which will envision the path for the next 25 years.
The exhibition, set up by the Bureau of Outreach and Communication (BOC) is part of a massive awareness campaign by the IB Ministry to celebrate Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav.
Addressing media on the occasion, the Minister said this was an important moment for the country to reflect on how far we have come since independence as well as envision what we want to achieve in the next twenty-five years.

Union Minister of Information and Broadcasting (IB) Prakash Javadekar on Saturday inaugurated a photo-exhibition at the National Media Center in New Delhi and said it will educate the populace on the ethos of freedom struggle which will envision the path for the next 25 years.
The exhibition, set up by the Bureau of Outreach and Communication (BOC) is part of a massive awareness campaign by the IB Ministry to celebrate Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav.
Addressing media on the occasion, the Minister said this was an important moment for the country to reflect on how far we have come since independence as well as envision what we want to achieve in the next twenty-five years.

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In Pictures: PM Modi Launches ‘Azaadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’ From Sabarmati Ashram; Here’s Everything You Need To Know
by Swarajya Staff - Mar 12, 2021 09:10 AM
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Today, Prime Minister (PM) Modi in Ahmedabad launched the Amrit Mahotsav of independence that will run till 15 August 2023, one year after the 75th anniversary of India’s independence in 1947. He launched the 'Azaadi ka Amrit Mahotsav' website.
He also saw pictures, magazines and other collections at a special exhibition near Abhay Ghat in Ahmedabad, as part of the Amrit Mahotsav programme.
“Today, is the first day of the Amrit Mahotsav of independence. This Mahotsav has started 75 weeks before 15th August 2022 and will run till 15th August 2023,” he said.

"I pay tribute to Bapu on this occasion, those who sacrificed their lives and those who led the independence struggle. I pay tribute to brave soldiers who after independence maintained the tradition of defending the nation and sacrificed their lives for the security of the country. I pay tribute to those who rebuilt the country in these 75 years,"
#WATCH The country can never forget Lokmanya Tilak's 'Purna Swaraj' 'Azaad Hind Fauj's call for 'Delhi Chalo', Quit India movement...We take inspiration from Mangal Pandey, Tatya Tope, Rani Laxmi Bai, Chandrashekhar Azad, Bhagat Singh, Pt Nehru, Sardar Patel, Ambedkar...:PM Modi pic.twitter.com/bna7o6S256

: Thursday, March 4, 2021, 5:51 PM IST
Nehru vs Modi? As Congress and BJP spar over MP Raj Bhavan anecdote, Twitter is impressed by first PM's choice of cigarette brand
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Over the years, India's first Prime Minister has been both revered and reviled in equal measures. Even decades after his death, Jawaharlal Nehru's name crops up on a regular basis in debates and allegations. Mere days earlier for example, a BJP MLA had reportedly claimed that the former PM had gotten freedom fighter Chandrashekhar Azad killed as part of a conspiracy.
Now, a somewhat more innocuous claim is doing the rounds. Quoting the Madhya Pradesh Rajya Sabha website, Minister Vishvas Kailash Sarang suggested that Nehru's favourite cigarettes were once flown to Bhopal during his visit. The lawmaker shared a screenshot of anecdotes from former Governor H. Vinayak. Pataskar that have been shared on the website.

Athawale demands 15% reservation for Kshatriyas in UP
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Athawale demands 15% reservation for Kshatriyas in UP. Image Source: IANS News
Lucknow, Feb 27 : Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment, Ramdas Athawale on Saturday demanded 15 per cent reservation for the Kshatriya community in Uttar Pradesh. Speaking to the media in Lucknow Athawale said, "People of any community who live below the poverty line should be given reservation."
Commenting on the farmers' protest, Athawale said the current National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government is not against the farmers, adding that we fully support them.
He said the demand for repealing the Union farm laws is unfair. If a law is withdrawn today, then there would be more similar demands made in the future. Taking a dig at the farmer leaders, he said the farmer leaders are causing inconvenience to the farmers.

Updated Feb 27, 2021 | 18:17 IST
Athawale stressed that Dalits constitute 36 per cent of the population in West Bengal, and the BJP would benefit hugely if RPI fights the election in alliance with the saffron party.
Ramdas Athawale.  |  Photo Credit: Twitter
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The RPI president said that he would like to contest the upcoming Assam, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry elections with the BJP
The Republican Party of India is a BJP ally at the Centre
Lucknow: With the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections in sight, Union Minister Ramdas Athawale on Saturday said that his Republican Party of India (RPI) would like to forge an alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party for the upcoming elections in four states and the Union Territory of Puducherry.

Chandrashekhar Azad Stopped From Meeting Unnao Victim by Police, Stages Dharna
The girl, along with two other minor girls, was poisoned in Unnao last week and is undergoing treatment at a private hospital.
Bhim Army Chief Chandrashekhar Azad. Photo: PTI
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Kanpur: Bhim Army chief Chandrashekhar Azad along with his supporters staged a sit-in here after he was prevented by police from meeting the Unnao victim on Monday, official sources said.
Azad was stopped while he and his supporters were on their way to Survoday Nagar, Kakadev to meet the teenage girl who was poisoned in Unnao and is undergoing treatment at a private hospital.

Farmers celebrate Turban Day on Delhi borders
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Pagadi sambhal divas celebrated at singhu border.. Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, Feb 23 : Farmers organised a 'Turban Day' at the Delhi borders to further boost the protests against the farm laws on Tuesday.
Farmers wearing regional turbans displayed their opposition to the government's three agricultural laws.
The peasants celebrated 'Turban Day' on the Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur borders of Delhi, The farmer leaders said, "The government will have to withdraw these laws and remove the misconception that the farmers will go back."
'Turban Day' was celebrated in the memory of Ajit Singh and Swami Sahajanand Saraswati, farmers wore their regional turbans to express their self-respect.

'Pagdi Sambhal Diwas' celebrated at Delhi borders
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Family members of Shaheed Bhagat Singh including Abhay Sandhu, Teji Sandhu, Anuspriya Sandhu and Gurjeet Kaur are present at Singhu border in Pagdi Sambhal Diwas.. Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, Feb 23 : Farmers organised the "Pagdi Sambhal Diwas" on Tuesday at the Delhi borders to register their opposition to the government's three agricultural laws.
Wearing colourful turbans, the agitating farmers at the Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur borders, celebrated the day following a call by the Samyukta Kisan Morcha. The move is to assert the self-respect of farmers in memory of 'Chacha' Ajit Singh, the uncle of iconic revolutionary Bhagat Singh and founder of the "Pagdi Sambhal" movement.

Bhim Army Chief Chandrashekhar Azad was held in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur while he was on the way to meet a Dalit minor girl who is undergoing treatment after allegedly being positioned by two youths. Chandrashekhar Azad was reportedly detained in the apprehension of breach of peace.

‘What is Your Name?’ ‘Azad!’
Remembering Chandrashekhar Azad(1906–1931)
The revolutionary freedom fighter Chandrashekhar Azad is usually remembered only by the famous photograph in which he is twirling his moustache bare-chested, and wearing a janeu ritual thread, a symbol of masculine nationalism.
Deeper research into his life and political career reveals not only the truth behind this photograph but the progressive political ideas of Azad, who led the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association, a revolutionary socialist organisation founded by Bhagat Singh and others in September 1928.
Unlike Bhagat Singh, Chandra Shekhar Tiwari was born in a very poor family of workers (people who sell their labour power for wages). His father Sitaram Tiwari was a gardener, and his mother Jagrani Devi a homemaker. They had migrated from the district of Unnao in central UP to Jhabua, Madhya Pradesh where the boy who would become Azad was born on July 23, 1906.

Chandrashekhar Azad, the Bhim Army president, demanded better treatment and security for the surviving girl, who is the only eyewitness