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Talking about some of the phenomena that people lately talking about which they believe can unravel exalting platforms that will finally unravel the doors of enormous opportunities. 
 

Union health ministry data has revealed that COVID-19 cases in India dipped below 55,000 in a single day on Tuesday (August 11)
 

Believing that the massive effort is not only to build one more Temple, but the campaign is in fact for the establishment of ‘Ramatva’ in the whole world – for Ram Rajya, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) has said that this cannot be achieved only by the government. All sections of the society will have to join this mission

Breaking this myth, Harman Abrawan is one more name who has proved that acting is more about expressing yourself on the screen.

Survey reveals that the country believes Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his government as he leads the country through the pandemic  

 A self-made man who believes that if you have dedication and ready to out in your entire efforts in something you love to do, nothing can stop you from succeeding.

Based in Pithora, Shubh Agrawal also made sure he stays determined to achieve big things as he had plans to become an entrepreneur at a young age.

Cremating the dead is believed to be the last rite of the 16 fundamental rituals of Hinduism. Burning of the dead is considered an offering to the gods.

 It has come to light that PM Manmohan Singh, in 2008, was not invited to Beijing Olympics, but the invite was extended to Sonia  Gandhi, the AICC chief 

Despite being tired herself and having a baby inside her, Soumya, a nurse, believes protecting other people is her priority

The three names sent are educationist Prabhakar Kore, whose Rajya Sabha term is going to end soon, Ramesh Katti (both from Belagavi), and hospitality industry magnate K Prakash Shetty.

The TTD took a decision not to auction or sell any properties donated by devotees. It will form a committee to deal with disposal of unviable assets.
Yogi Adityanath’s govt has decided to grow herbal belt lasting 800 kilometres to prevent soil erosion, as also provide raw material for medicines.

Yogi Adityanath’s government is mulling creating a herbal belt that will run 800km with a view to preventing soil erosion  
 

Army Chief Gen MM Naravane said there were reasons to believe that Nepal objected to India laying a road connecting the Lipulekh pass in Uttarakhand at the behest of someone else even as he asserted that the Army is dealing with incidents of face-offs with Chinese military on a case-by-case basis