1. Zero Interest.. Profitable?
In the background of festivals, discounts are seen everywhere in e-commerce websites and showrooms. Home appliances, phones, laptops etc. can be purchased in installments with zero percent interest (no cost EMI). Many people who want to buy an item choose this no cost EMI. Is there really no interest burden if this is chosen? Let’s take a look at some of the must-knows. Click for full news
2. Historical Fort..Both Adda!
Both Assembly Constituency was formed in 1962. So far 13 elections have been held. This position, which was initially a general, was reserved for the tribals (ST) from 1967. The constituency consists of Both, Neradigonda, Bazarhatnur, Ichoda, Gudihatnur, Thansi, Talamadugu, Sirikonda and Bhimpur mandals. Recently, Sonala was formed as a new mandal.Click for full news
3. Unity in diversity.. Adilabad is special
Dandiya games of Gujaratis.. Festivals of Marwaris.. Gussadi dances of tribals.. Teej festivals of Lambadis.. Bathukamma celebrations of Telugus are found in Adilabad. The people of Bihar, Assam and Odisha states work together with them here. Adilabad is known as mini India. Showing unity in diversity. The constituency includes Adilabad, Bela, Zainath, Mavala mandals and Adilabad urban area.Click for full news
4. Disability.. Bro.. Uy don’t care
VBoth of them are disabled.. But they overcome their destiny with self-confidence.. They are excelling in games. He won gold medals in the National Junior Para Athletics Championship held in Gujarat in January this year. Jyoti from Haryana was born disabled. Participating in sports wearing a prosthetic leg. Click for full news
5. Ro’gale’ if swallowed!
While air pollution is increasing in the state due to increasing number of vehicles and industries, falling temperatures are increasing the severity. As the air quality gradually deteriorates due to increasing cold in the last few days, the quality index is falling from clean to moderate during the times when minimum temperatures are recorded. In these situations, experts suggest that the people of pollution-affected areas should take appropriate precautions.Click for full news
6. Partial lunar eclipse on 28th and 29th
Planetary Society India Director Raghunandan Kumar said in a statement on Thursday that the only lunar eclipse visible in the country this year will occur on 28th and 29th of this month. It is a partial eclipse. It will start at 11:30 pm on 28th and end at 3:58 am on 29th. It is explained that the eye is visible only from 1:05 to 2:23 midnight.Click for full news
7. Promotional meal
“Marriage meal…strange dish…” This very popular song has changed a bit. Activists and leaders of various parties are saying that “campaign meal… if you eat it, you will eat it.. this is not just one day.. it is election day…”. Not only that… there is a demand for cooks and catering teams who turn the ladle as an election saint. Click for full news
8. Understanding the players is key
Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma said that it is very important to listen to each and every player in the team and understand them. Rohit’s captaincy in the ODI World Cup is being praised. He plays the role of leader effectively and gets good results from everyone in the team. “In terms of player management, understanding each other individually.. Click for full news
9. How lucky is this chaiwala!
Anand Singh Kushwaha, who makes a living by running a teapot in the city of Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh, filed his nomination in the latest election as the 28th attempt. Since 1994, he has been contesting in every election for Municipal, Lok Sabha, Assembly. Click for full news
10. Port boy.. Japanese girl
This couple is proving that caste and religion do not stand in the way of making a home when minds meet. Yakkala Uma Sundara Veera Venkata Subbarao, a lawyer from Machilipatnam, Sundara Manikantha Dinakar, the youngest son of the Padmavati couple, is working as a software employee in California, USA. He met Emi Shinoki from Japan who was working there and fell in love. Click for full news
