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A village in India where every house is painted black

New delhi date. 09 November 2020, Monday No one just uses black to paint the house. Not only that, oil paint, emulsion paint or lime color is not black in any of the catalogs. Because the demand for this color is negligible. But in Jashpur district of Chhattisgarh, black houses are easily seen in tribal villages and cities. Tribal people still paint their floors and walls black. There are so many beliefs behind it. Before Diwali, everyone paints their house. This year too, the people of the tribal community of Jashpur district are painting the house by choosing the black color as per the tradition. The walls of a rural house are painted with black clay. That is why some villagers make black paint by burning parawat while some tires also make black color by burning. It is worth mentioning that earlier black clay was easily available, but due to non-availability of black clay, people now resort to other methods to prepare black color. The same color to bring uniformity in society Pe...

International Anti-Corruption Day 2020: History, Importance and Theme of Anti-Corruption Day

New delhi date. 09 December 2020, Wednesday Corruption is one of the most complex social, political and economic phenomena, affecting all countries of the world. Every year on December 9, International Anti-Corruption Day is celebrated to spread awareness against corruption. History of International Anti-Corruption Day The history of International Anti-Corruption Day dates back to October 31, 2003, when the General Assembly adopted the United Nations Convention against Corruption. Since then the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime has been appointed as the Secretariat for the Conference of State Parties. The United Nations General Assembly designated December 9 as Anti-Corruption Day, while the conference was held in December 2005. The United Nations Development Program and the entire global community (UNODC) are key to raising awareness about anti-corruption practices. Significance of International Anti-Day The importance of International Anti-Corruption Day is to spread aw...

International Women's Day 2021: These are the most powerful women in India ..!

New delhi date. 08 March 2021, Monday Every year on March 8, International Women's Day is celebrated to honor women, to give women their due. We can tell women that they too can have equal rights in this society. When it comes to rights, women have been fighting for their rights for centuries. So find out about the most powerful women in India who have completely changed history. So find out about it ... Queen Lakshmibai of Jhansi Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi was born on 19 November 1935 in Varanasi. Her real name was Manikarnika. She had waged such a war against the British that even the British were annoyed by her bravery. He continued his fight against the British till his last breath. He had suffocated the British to free the country from the shackles of slavery. Lakshmibai sacrificed her life at the age of only 23 and even today the whole country remembers her for this sacrifice. Sarojini Naidu Born on 13 February 1879 in Hyderabad, Sarojini Naidu was a poetess and wrote ...

Dark circles under the eyes will be removed, just try this recipe

New delhi date. 26 September 2020, Saturday The face may be flawless but the dark circles under the eyes rob you of your beauty. The dark circles under the eyes make the person feel sick. If you are also struggling with this problem then you need to make some changes in your lifestyle. You can also see the difference by trying some effective tips. Herbal pack To remove dark circles under the eyes, first mix 50 grams of basil leaves, neem leaves and mint leaves in rose water and crush them. Make a paste by mixing a little turmeric powder in this juice and apply this paste on the dark circles, this will reduce the problem of dark circles. Massage with almond oil Mix half a teaspoon of Rogan Almond, three drops of Pure Orange Oil and two drops of honey together before going to bed at night. Take this mixture in the index finger and massage it around the eyes in a circular motion with light hands. It will bring a lot of benefits. Cucumber therapy Cucumber therapy can be used to eli...

Only one woman in the world speaks this unique language!

New delhi date. 04 October 2020, Sunday More than 6,900 languages are spoken worldwide. How many of them are languages that are thousands of years old. Then there are some languages that are coming to an end very soon. Because only a few thousand speakers of these languages have survived. Something like this is just a language. This native language of an Argentine island is now almost extinct. The shocking thing about the Yaghan language is that the only person alive who speaks this language is a woman. It is worth mentioning that the Yaghan language was spoken by the tribal people living on the island of Tierra del Fuego between Argentina and Chile. This language is considered to be similar to Sanskrit. However, there is only one older woman who speaks this language. The Yaghan-speaking woman's name is Christina Calderon. The locals call Christina Abuila. Abuilla is a Spanish word meaning grandmother. The rest of Cristina's family members speak languages like Sp...

Make this special hairpack at home for shining and strengthening hair

New delhi date. 11 August 2020, Tuesday If the hair is not taken care of continuously for a long time, it will look dry and lifeless. At the same time, its roots are weakened. Which makes it seem to break. Humidity in the monsoon also affects the hair as well as the skin and causes hair loss. But if you take care of your hair a little more, this problem will go away. You do not want to be frustrated if you cannot get the right pitch so invest in a good capo. Just make a hair pack and do a hair spa at home with these simple methods. Tea leaf hairpack Heat a teaspoon of tea in a tablespoon of oil. Once the oil is hot, strain it and separate the tea from it. Now mix beet paste in it and leave it on the hair. After 30 minutes, wash your hair with plain water. Banana paste Make a banana paste according to the length of your hair. Now add one egg and a few drops of olive oil and mix well. Leave this paste on after applying it to the hair. When the hair is completely dry, wash the hair ...

Are you bothered by back and neck pain? So incorporate this yogasana in your daily routine

New delhi date. 16 August 2020, Sunday In today's routine everyone is working on computer and mobile. Which leads to lifestyle changes and many other diseases. This includes back and neck pain. If anyone around you is also facing this problem then ask them to resort to this asana of yoga. This yoga pose will help to alleviate the problem of back and neck pain. Rite of Shalabhasana To do Shalabhasana, lie down on the ground with a chessboard on your stomach. Then keep both legs straight and arms straight at the waist. Keep the palm facing upwards. Now take a deep breath and lift your right leg up to the wall. Be careful not to bend your knees during this and keep breathing. Now keep the right foot down. Do the same process with your left foot. Keep the hand still while performing this procedure. Now lift both your legs upwards while breathing. Do not bend the knees. Keep the arms straight at the waist and keep breathing. Now lift your head upwards. Bring your feet down and come ...

Did you know that not only males but also female mosquitoes drink human blood!

New delhi date. 22 September 2020, Tuesday Mosquito bites can spread a number of diseases, including dengue, malaria, chickenpox, and the Zika virus. The mosquito bites the body and spreads its germs in the body of the person, causing a number of diseases. But did you know that humans are bitten not by males but by female mosquitoes? It is also because it needs human blood. In fact, female mosquitoes need blood so that they can give birth to offspring. Mosquitoes are said to need protein to lay eggs, which they get from the blood. That is why a female mosquito cannot reproduce without sucking human blood. When it comes to the lifespan of a female mosquito, it can live for about two months, while a male mosquito can live for about 15 days. A female mosquito can lay more than 500 eggs at a time. Female mosquitoes can suck at least 0.001 ml to 0.1 ml of blood from their single bite. The mosquito often bites a person who has covered his body with a cloth. How dangerous a mosquito bite c...

International Migrants Day 2020: Why is International Migrants Day celebrated?

New delhi date. 18 December 2020, Friday International Migrant Day is celebrated on December 18 every year. The purpose of this day is to keep people focused on the fact that treating every migrant with respect is one of the basic requirements. This day aims to raise awareness about the challenges and difficulties facing international tourists. Who is a migrant? A citizen is a citizen of any country when he leaves his country in search of work and moves to another country. For example, if an Indian citizen resides in the United States, Saudi Arabia or any other country, he is called a migrant Indian. There are some countries including America, China, Russia, Japan, where a large number of tourists from all over the world live. History of International Migrant Day On December 18, 1990, the United Nations General Assembly convened an international conference on the protection of the rights of all migrant workers and their families. On December 4, 2000, the United Nations General As...

New Year 2021 Celebration: Celebration of New Year 2021 all over the world including India ..!

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