Lock-Down And After

By: C.P. Singh, Editor-ICN Group  PART-27 None of the living beings on this planet have ever seen or imagined about the practicing, dealing or going through a situation called “Lock -Down “. Books do have elaborate mention about it but situations never became so lethal bring this entire Globe under precautions under a “Lock – Down”. Could anyone on this Earth ever relate his or her thinking to the present situation? Did any of the dreams in any person’s mind ever spell out the actual act of “Lock – Down” of…

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Phoolon Ka Taron Ka Sabka Kehna Hain, Ek Hazaron Main Meri Behna Hain

Raksha Bandhan is an occasion to celebrate the eternal bond between siblings.The origin of Raksha Bandhan goes as far as the era of Gods and Goddesses. Traditionally on this day, sisters tie a sacred threat or knot around their brothers’ wrist, seeking his protection in return. They also exchange gifts and indulge in sweets and special dishes. Raksha Bandhan is observed on the last day of the Hindu lunar calendar month of Shraavana, which typically falls in August.This ritual involves lighting Diya and earthen lamps which represents the God of…

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Eid-ul-Adha 2020 To Be Celebrated On Aug 1 In India

On Eid al-Adha, Muslims sacrifice an animal that is dear to them to prove their devotion and love for Allah.This year, the auspicious day would commence in India on August 1, and continue until the evening of August 3. Eid al-Adha or Bakrid is being celebrated all around the world on 31st July, according to the announcement by Saudi Arabia. However, according to the Shahi Imam of Delhi’s Jama Masjid, the festival is celebrated in India on August 1 this year. Eid ul-Zuha or Eid al-Adha, which translates to the…

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Swami Vivekanand,”The legend of India”

By: Mohd. Salim Khan, Associate Editor-ICN Many great souls have been born from time to time in this world who devoted their entire lives for the sake of humanity and for the welfare of global community.If in this world there is the greatest & exquisite job, then it is none exept the service of mankind. Feeding the food to hungry, providing clothes to naked & to show the right path to misguided and misleaded person are the greatest and exquisite jobs of the entire world. Almighty GOD has been sent…

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Lock-Down And After

By: C.P. Singh, Editor-ICN Group  PART-25 Is Our Economy In Tatters ? In case of a calamity or in case of any war , the country which is in subject faces so many problems. The loss of money, loss of people and loss of  production. All these parameters adversely affect any country. During present closure, the production of every sector has been negligible, expenses from the Government exchequer has been enormous. Sometimes it seems that money is flowing to save our people as if water low in the rainy rivers. Moreover…

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ICN World Organized A Webshop/Webinar On International Rural Entrepreneurship In Thailand

ICN’s Mission : Green Spots Under International Rural Entrepreneurship UDONTHANI,THAILAND, 18th July, 2020:  The world is struggling with Covid-19 nowadays, and not only this but it is watching the great superpowers with frightened eyes weighing subversive weapons in their both hands, and step by step it is feeling itself helpless on the slippery path of possible World War.In this fearing atmosphere, when someone talks about world development, it becomes a surprise as well as relief that humanity is still beating heartily in some people.Hunger in any part of the world,…

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Increasing Human Activity Causing Degradation in Himalayan Region Expanding Green Cover Key to Water Crisis

By: Rakesh Lohumi, Sr. Advisor & Sr. Editor-ICN Group After the famous South African city of Cape Town the worst-ever water crisis in India’s premiere hill station of Shimla this summer has raised serious concerns over the growing threat to water security. The unprecedented shortage of water in the erstwhile British summer capital is a pointer to the problems being faced by mountain dwellers due to severe degradation of the ecologically fragile Himalayan region. Increasing human activity in the world’s tallest mountain ranges has started taking its toll in states and…

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Lock-Down And After

By: C.P. Singh, Editor-ICN Group  PART-24 Security , Facility and Trust Even boarding passes are being checked and regulated through telephone links on the airports. Officers are having close watch through IP Address CCTV. While digital record is maintained for Identity and passes. For protection from infection an App named “ Aaroya Setu” has been introduced which is becoming very popular among people. Railways are booking their journey tickets online during relaxed period of closure, which are facilitated by telephones. The use of telephonic data has increased up to seven times…

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CORONA : The Need to fight for Freedom from FEAR

By: Prof. Pradeep Mathur NEW DELHI : About 80 years ago when most of Afro-Asian countries, including India were struggling for freedom from colonial rule of Western powers, Frankfurt- born writer Erich Fromm’s book, The Fear of Freedom made an odd entry in the literary world. First published by Farrar Runehart in 1941, the book received uncertain welcome with liberals even accusing writer, a psychoanalyst , of being an apologist of the  colonial powers who were trying to perpetuate their  rule in the countries  craving for independence. Erich Fromm’s work…

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From A Restless Seeker To A Vedantic Believer: The Journey Of Swami Vivekananda

By: Barnali Bose, Editor-ICN World KOLKATA: It is my sincere  endeavour to flip through the pages of the great missionary’s life, pause over a few and present before the readers glimpses of a few significant  events in his life. Born: 12th January,1863 Breathed his last: 4th July 1902 His full name being Narendra Nath.Dutta, he was  Naren to those who knew him since childhood.His short physical life of 39 years is in sharp contrast to the  scope of his achievements, perhaps unsurpassed by any other.  It is indubitably wishful thinking…

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