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SOCIAL MEDIA AND ITS ACCOUNTABILITY

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By: Pragya Singh (Asstt. Editor-ICN GROUP) NEW DELHI: Social media is playing a very important role in modern era of Information Technology and about 2/3rd of Indians spend their time on different social media networking sites. WhatsApp, Face book, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram are very important, not only for exchanging information but a great way for interacting, live chat, video sharing etc. MNC’s are gathering information about job profile, experience, expertise, interest and offering suitable jobs accordingly, at the same time political parties and politicians have also brought social media into…

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BARC’S FOOD IRRADIATON TECHNOLOGY FACES BLUES AS ITS OWN PUBLICS REJECT IRRADIATED FOODS

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By:Debraj Deb (Bureau Chief-ICN Tripura) Navi Mumbai: While officials at the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) and its other sister concerns struggle to get people convinced about the beneficial applications of nuclear radiation, the organization’s own people have summarily rejected irradiated food items and other consumables. While speaking to (ICN) during a specialized media visit at the Board of Radiation and Isotope Technology (BRIT) facility near Vashi at Navi Mumbai, Senior General Manager for Marketing and Services B.K. Pathak said that therer were efforts to popularize irradiated food products at the BARC facility…

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Three Phases Of Women’s Life

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By: Dr. Nosheen Ali ( Bureau Chief-ICN Madhya Pradesh ) BHOPAL: Women Life Start with a ‘’Little Girl’’ A girl is a female child, Second Phase; – Start after Marriage and Third Phase; – Start when Menopause occurs. Third Phase; – Menopause; – defined as the absence of menstrual periods for 12 months. It is the time in a woman’s life when the function of the ovaries ceases.Menopause is the process through which a woman ceases to be fertile or menstruate. It is a normal part of life and is not considered a disease or a condition.…

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Tripura University Wants Student, Teacher Exchange With Bangladesh

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By: Debraj Deb ( Bureau Chief-ICN Tripura ) AGARTALA: Tripura University is interested to have teacher and student exchange with institutions of higher education in Bangladesh, Vice Chancellor of the institution Professor Anjan Kumar Ghosh said here today. Addressing the inaugural event of a two-day workshop on India Bangladesh border and cross border relations at the Agartala Press Club today, Professor Ghosh said that Bangladesh has been a close partner to Tripura and India at large. “We have to develop a strong and vibrant cultural relationship with our neighbouring country”, he said. The workshop was…

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Japan’s Rising Son Shinzo Abe Wins Landslide Victory In Nation Elections

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Shinzo Abe’s Liberal Democratic Party and its coalition partner Komeito party secured a two-thirds majority in Sunday’s House of Representatives election. U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday congratulated Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on his ruling camp’s big victory in the general election the previous day. Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has won an overwhelming election victory, which may see him become the longest-serving PM in that country’s history. Abe and Trump also agreed to deepen their discussions on how to address Pyongyang’s threats during the latter’s planned visit to Japan…

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“Sardar Patelji, Gandhiji Were From This Land And They Used To Protect The Voice Of Gujarat”: Rahul Gandhi

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Rahul Gandhi on Monday criticised the Narendra Modi government’s Goods and Services Tax, while campaigning in poll-bound Gujarat.  GANDHINAGAR: Rahul Gandhi today targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said thousands of youths in Gujarat, belonging to all castes, will not remain silent now and their voices cannot be “suppressed” or “purchased”. Rahul Gandhi said the GST has brought lakhs of small traders to their knees, a charge that the opposition has been levelling against Prime Minister Narendra Modi as part of a composite takedown of his handling of the economy.…

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Three Phases of Women’s Life

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By: Dr. Nosheen Ali ( Bureau Chief-ICN Madhya Pradesh ) BHOPAL: Women Life Start with a ‘’Little Girl’’ A girl is a female child, Second Phase; – Start after Marriage and Third Phase; – Start when Menopause occurs. Second Phase; – Start after Marriage, Now Girl is Converted to ‘’FEMALE’’ female body tends to have certain changes after she has sex for the first time. Now, these changes differ from person to person. How you react to these changes will also differ. Physical changes as well as Emotional Changes occur.;- Oxytocin: This hormone is referred to…

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The Uniqueness Of Indian Festivals

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By: Klinsa Kurien (Bureau Chief-ICN Kerala) The ultimate end of all religions is to find an inner peace which should be spread around like a mother hen protectively surrounding her chicks. Our land India is indisputably a Great one of multiple religions, cultures and festivities.  Many religions like Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Jainism, Buddhism, Parsi faith have existed since time immemorial in it. The yearly calendar is divided into festivals which last all year long. The unique feature of all the festivals is the spirit of oneness among people of not…

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New Zealand Beat India By Six Wickets In 1st ODI At Wankhede

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India rode on Virat Kohli’s 31st ODI hundred to post 280. The skipper didn’t really get support from the other end as a lot of batsmen got starts but none of them were able to convert it into a big one.  Tom Latham and Ross Taylor’s 200 run partnership helps New Zealand beat India by six wickets at Mumbai. Kiwis lead series 1-0. Chasing a target of 281 runs, New Zealand got off to a good start as Martin Guptill and Colin Munro had stitched together a 48-run stand before Munro…

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WHO Cancels Robert Mugabe Goodwill Ambassador Role

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Robert Mugabe’s role with the WHO will be to tackle non-communicable diseases, such as heart attacks, strokes and asthma, across Africa. Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has been removed as a WHO goodwill ambassador, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Sunday following an outrage among donors and rights groups at his appointment. WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, who made the appointment at a high-level meeting on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Uruguay on Wednesday, said in a statement that he had listened to those expressing concerns. The UN-run World Health Organisation (WHO) has provoked outrage by bestowing…

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