shivansh mishra

  During the process of transfer of power in the United States, whatever happened outside and inside the Parliament, it is a matter of shame not only for america but for the whole democratic world, the country who  preaches democracy to the world and even trying to impose democratic methods in other countries. it also opens the pole of all his weaknesses. There is no doubt that it was US President Donald Trump who instigated his supporters who entered the Parliament and spread chaos, but the question is how the President of the world's most powerful democratic country was able to reject the election results like this? How did such challenges arise in the transfer of power in the most powerful country like America, from the point of view of democracy? Let us look at the shortcomings due to which a country like America also faced worldwide criticism.  Old and complex electoral process.  This was made possible by an election process fraught with flaws and complications....

  Another year will pass in a few days.  Although every day brings hope, the first of January means something else. Usually  every year it is an upward or forward step in the life of every nation and its citizens but can we call 2020 the same year? or was it a big step downward of national pride erosion of basic personal and human rights. It is not that every year is good for the nation and the people of the country. We have slid backward over many years in post independent history. After 1984 no other year had such a negative impact on people's lives and Indian Republic Democratic Spirit. In 1984, Operation Blue Star conducted by the Indian Army at the Golden Temple due to the increasing terrorism in Punjab. After which a few months later, after the assassination of Indira Gandhi, the whole country was engulfed by anti-Sikh riots. In the same year, the Bhopal gas tragedy killed thousands and affected millions. That year was also a dark year in Indian history, like 2020. ...

The Way in which these agricultural bills of  Central government are being opposed by the  Farmers is a reminder of the movement against corruption led by Anna Hazare. It took me some time to understand that what provisions of the bills are being opposed by them. What are the doubts of the farmers and what is the government arguing for those doubts . It can be clearly said that farmers do not trust the central government. Which is also true upto a large extent because the government is shying away from making his promises into the law. The provision of the bill which is being opposed. Most of the farmers are opposing all the three bills but they are most objected to the 'Agricultural Produce Commerce and Trade Promotion and Facilitation Bill 2020', which has some disputed terms, which the government has not clarified. Such as 'Business Zone', 'Merchant', 'Market Fee', and 'Dispute Resolution' 1. Business Zone According to section 2m of this bill,...

   After the arrest of Arnab Goswami, some people are worried about the rights of journalism and freedom of speech , but let us tell you that the arrest of Arnab Goswami is not for his journalism but because of the re-opening of the Anvay Naik case. Anvay Naik was an architect who committed suicide in 2018 and wrote in his suicide note that he was facing financial crisis because some people were not paying him money. In this note he also wrote the name of Arnab Goswami. Arnab Goswami has been arrested due to the re-investigation of this case. His journalism has nothing to do with this arrest, but before that many such journalists have been arrested or murdered just because of their journalism, there is neither sympathy nor outrage in public for them. Then nobody felt that journalism was in danger or democracy was in danger. Like some journalists whose journalism became the enemy of their lives - Pawan Kumar Jaiswal A video of salt-roti being served at a mid-day meal in primar...

  When we think of Bangladeshis, we feel that they are extremely poor, fed up of hunger, that's why they come to India in search of work. But as you may have heard the story of a turtle and a rabbit in childhood, nowadays India is doing the same with Bangladesh. India, which was supposed to be a $ 5 trillion economy till 2020, has slept somewhere like that rabbit. And Bangladesh's tortoise is slowly overtaking us. Because according to the estimates of the International Monetary Fund, in 2020 the income of an average Bangladeshi will be more than that of an ordinary Indian. It may sound strange to you, but how right is it? Is Bangladesh's average income really higher than India? Let's calculate it. In the new report of the IMF, the IMF is saying that in 2020, the capita GDP of Bangladesh will exceed the capita GDP of India. What is Per capita GDP? By dividing the total GDP of any country by the total population of that country, the capital GDP of that country gets. And t...

I have heard many times from the 'keyboard' revolutionaries who acquired knowledge  from 'WhatsApp University' that Gandhiji  could not stop the hanging of Bhagat Singh.  Gandhiji was against Subhash Chandra Bose and Ambedkar. Gandhi's ideas have no relevance in today's time. By saying this, he considers himself to be very knowledgeable, but in reality  it is those who have less knowledge, who have less study, who have read less of history, And  they want to differentiate between standards of freedom and heroes. Now the children who have  acquired knowledge from WhatsApp will not understand how relevant Gandhi is. the relevance of Gandhi's fight for 'truth and non-violence' will not be understood by those who turn the bike after  seeing a policeman on the street. If you want to  know the power of Gandhi, then you might be knowing  that no matter how big the opponent of Gandhi is They too have to speak revered Bapu in every thir...