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Dr. Pratik Achieves Pinnacle Recognition as Asia’s Outstanding Speaker and Renowned Scientist

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Dr. Pratik

In a momentous celebration of excellence and innovation, Dr. Pratik stood in the spotlight at the prestigious Asia Pinnacle Award 2023, held at the opulent Grand Ballroom of Okada Manila. The accomplished individual, revered for his outstanding contributions to both the realms of speaking and scientific inquiry, was honored with the coveted title of “Asia’s Outstanding Speaker and Renowned Scientist.”

The Asia Pinnacle Award, a symbol of unparalleled accomplishment in the region, recognized Dr. Pratik’s exemplary dedication to pushing the boundaries of knowledge and captivating audiences with his eloquence. This esteemed accolade is a testament to his unwavering commitment to the pursuit of excellence and the transformative impact he has had on both the scientific and public speaking communities.

The award ceremony, held against the breathtaking backdrop of Okada Manila, provided a fitting setting for acknowledging Dr. Pratik’s exceptional achievements. Attendees marveled at the convergence of brilliance and charisma as he was lauded for his influential presence on both the scientific stage and the podium.

Dr. Pratik expressed his gratitude, stating, “I am truly honored to receive the Asia Pinnacle Award 2023. This recognition is not just a personal achievement but a testament to the power of knowledge, communication, and the endless possibilities that lie at the intersection of science and public engagement.”

Deep depression over  the  Bay of Bengal  strengthens  into Cyclone Midhili; IMD  issued a  warning to fishermen 

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 According to the meteorological department,  Cyclone Midhili  is  live  today: The storm,  named Cyclone Midhili,  may strengthen  today and cross the Bangladesh  coast. Latest news on  Cyclone  Midhili:  The  India  Meteorological Department on Friday confirmed that the deep depression in the Bay of Bengal  has  intensified into a cyclonic storm. It is moving north-northeast  at  17  km/h.  

 The  meteorological department said the  storm,  named Cyclone Midhili,  could strengthen  today and cross the Bangladesh  coast.  

Heavy  rain  is  forecast  in  coastal  areas  of Odisha, West Bengal, Tripura and  Mizoram,  with wind  gusts of  40  to  70  km/h  under the influence of Cyclone Midhili.  According to the weather department,  rain is  expected  to continue till Saturday  in Nagaland, Manipur, Assam and  Meghalaya. The meteorological department said cyclone  Midhili  could strengthen  into a cyclonic storm  in  the next 24 hours and cross the Bangladesh coast between Mongla and  Khepupara.  

 Storm  Midhili: Warning for fishermen 

 According to  IMD information,  the  position  of Cyclone Midhili at  8.30  am on Thursday was  about  390  km  east-southeast of Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh and about 320  km  south-southeast of Paradip in Odisha. 

According to  news agency PTI, the system is  expected  to move northeast,  intensifying  into a cyclonic storm,  passing the Bangladesh  coast. 

Fishermen were  also  warned by the weather  agency  not to  go to  sea  before  November 18  because  the  tornado  is likely to  strengthen  during this  time.  As Cyclone Midhili  passes over  the  Bangladesh coast, light to moderate rain  is expected over Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura  from Thursday to Saturday. The local  authorities  of the mentioned areas  are  on alert  as per  the  warning obligation  issued by the  meteorological  department around Cyclone Midhili. 

The agency added that indications  from various numerical models  indicate a north-northeast  movement towards  the  Bangladesh coast with  maximum  suggested  intensity  up to the marginal  phase of  the  cyclone. 

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The Vice President (Dhankar) said that the media is neither the center of power nor the agent of realpolitik.

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Fake news, misinformation, political ambitions and preferences, tendency to act as power brokers and financial considerations have eroded people’s trust in the media, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar said on Thursday.

Reducing fake news

“The Press Council of India must take timely action against those who deliberately spread fake news and harm the ethics of the profession. This is not the time to show teeth but bite,” he said at a function held on the occasion of National Press Day. “The media is not a center of power or a player in realpolitik,” Mr. Dhanker said. 

The fact is that he does everything in his power to be the center of power – not just a stakeholder, he seems to control it, he seems to direct it. “It is painful that some journalists themselves decide to change the democratic process, contrary to real feelings.”

Immigration and Travel Minister Anurag Thakur said he hoped the media would play an increasingly constructive role in highlighting not only India’s story of transformation but also the hopes and aspirations of its people.

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A Unified Vision perceptivity from the Inaugural and Anticipation for the Alternate Voice of Global South Summit   

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During the  forthcoming  peak, India plans to partake the significant  issues achieved in  colorful G20 meetings throughout its Presidency with fellow Global South countries, as stated by the Ministry of External Affairs( MEA).  

 Stage is  each set for the alternate Voice of Global South Summit  listed on November 17, 2023, which is poised to be a comprehensive assembly, featuring a aggregate of 10 sessions. The  peak will be in virtual format. The day will  protest off with a morning initial Leaders ’ Session, to be chaired by the Prime Minister.   latterly, eight Ministerial Sessions will unfold,  probing into critical areas  similar as Foreign Affairs, Education, Finance, Environment, Energy, Health, and Commerce. The  peak will  crown in a Concluding Leaders ’ Session in the evening.  

 During the  forthcoming  peak, India plans to partake the significant  issues achieved in  colorful G20 meetings throughout its Presidency with fellow Global South countries, as stated by the Ministry of External Affairs( MEA). The  conversations are anticipated to encompass the challenges posed by global developments. During the daily briefing on Thursday  sanctioned prophet of MEA Arindam Bagchi  underscored that countries have the freedom to address any issue they  suppose important and are encouraged to  state their  enterprises.   

What’s Global South?   

The term “ Global South ” refers to nations characterized by a  fairly low  position of  profitable and artificial development,  generally  positioned to the south of  further bucolic nations. In the virtual  initial Voice of Global South Summit( VOGSS) held on January 12- 13, 2023, India brought together 125 countries to partake their perspectives and precedences on a unified platform. These  perceptivity were  also incorporated into India’s  docket for the G20 Presidency.   

A noteworthy  outgrowth of this action was the call for African representation in the G20, a recommendation that materialized when the African Union came the 21st member of the body during the New Delhi Summit. This achievement garnered appreciation not only from African nations but also from countries in the Asia- Pacific region.   

Looking ahead, the government anticipates sustained engagement with the Global South, aiming for concrete results  similar as strengthened ties,  request  openings, strategic alliances, and a balanced geopolitical  geography, with a specific focus on managing relations with China. The approach emphasizes practical  issues and continued collaboration for  collective benefit.  

 With participation extending from the Pacific islets in the East to Latin America in the West, the  peak signifies a truly global collaboration. Its central focus will be to spotlight and partake the positive  issues and advancements achieved during Bharat’s G- 20 Presidency in addressing the  enterprises and precedences of the Global South. 

Also, leaders will engage in thoughtful  reflections, charting a collaborative path forward to achieve common  objects.  

 A Unified Vision perceptivity from the Inaugural and Anticipation for the Alternate Voice of Global South Summit   During the  forthcoming  peak, India plans to partake the significant  issues achieved in  colorful G20 meetings throughout its Presidency with fellow Global South countries, as stated by the Ministry of External Affairs( MEA).   

 The  peak will  crown in a Concluding Leaders’ Session in the evening.( PTI)  Stage is  each set for the alternate Voice of Global South Summit  listed on November 17, 2023, which is poised to be a comprehensive assembly, featuring a aggregate of 10 sessions. The  peak will be in virtual format. The day will  protest off with a morning initial Leaders ’ Session, to be chaired by the Prime Minister.

Later, eight Ministerial Sessions will unfold,  probing into critical areas  similar as Foreign Affairs, Education, Finance, Environment, Energy, Health, and Commerce. The  peak will  crown in a Concluding Leaders ’ Session in the evening.   

 During the  forthcoming  peak, India plans to partake the significant  issues achieved in  colorful G20 meetings throughout its Presidency with fellow Global South countries, as stated by the Ministry of External Affairs( MEA). The  conversations are anticipated to encompass the challenges posed by global developments. During the daily briefing on Thursday  sanctioned prophet of MEA Arindam Bagchi  underscored that countries have the freedom to address any issue they  suppose important and are encouraged to  state their  enterprises.   

What’s Global South?   

The term “ Global South ” refers to nations characterized by a  fairly low  position of  profitable and artificial development,  generally  positioned to the south of  further bucolic nations. In the virtual  initial Voice of Global South Summit( VOGSS) held on January 12- 13, 2023, India brought together 125 countries to partake their perspectives and precedences on a unified platform. These  perceptivity were  also incorporated into India’s  docket for the G20 Presidency. 

A noteworthy  outgrowth of this action was the call for African representation in the G20, a recommendation that materialized when the African Union came the 21st member of the body during the New Delhi Summit. This achievement garnered appreciation not only from African nations but also from countries in the Asia- Pacific region.

   Looking ahead, the government anticipates sustained engagement with the Global South, aiming for concrete results  similar as strengthened ties,  request  openings, strategic alliances, and a balanced geopolitical  geography, with a specific focus on managing relations with China. The approach emphasizes practical  issues and continued collaboration for  collective benefit.  

 With participation extending from the Pacific islets in the East to Latin America in the West, the  peak signifies a truly global collaboration. Its central focus will be to spotlight and partake the positive  issues and advancements achieved during Bharat’s G- 20 Presidency in addressing the  enterprises and precedences of the Global South. Also, leaders will engage in thoughtful  reflections, charting a collaborative path forward to achieve common  objects.    The initial Leaders ’ Session, set to take place from 1000 to 1100 hours, is anticipated to be a  foundation event, setting the tone for the entire day’s  conversations. As the  transnational community eagerly awaits this gathering, the  peak stands as a testament to the  significance of  concinnity and collaboration among nations. It emphasizes the significance of having a collaborative voice and purpose, especially in addressing global challenges. 

  In reflection of the success of the first  peak, this  forthcoming event holds  pledge as a  pivotal platform for formative  conversations and participated  enterprise on the global stage. The Voice of Global South Summit isn’t  simply a meeting; it’s a  incarnation of collaborative  bournes  and participated  fancies, fostering a sense of  concinnity and cooperation among nations. 

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The dedicated captain(Rohit) sets things up well with a dashing approach.

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Rohit’s sole focus was to set a brisk pace in the first 10 parts, which are interspersed with flashy scenes and cameos.

This means that he often becomes the sacrificial lamb while trying to run fast in the first place.

Lowering the shutters, except for the castle, is the old watchword for attackers who open the castle. Over the years, this doctrine has been debunked by men like Sachin Tendulkar and Adam Gilchrist in the past as well as David Warner and Rohit Sharma in the present, who are not averse to the cry of fours and sixes, especially in ODIs.

As India enter the World Cup final, skipper Rohit’s contribution to the impressive campaign so far cannot be underestimated. The skipper set a brisk pace in the first PowerPlay, giving teammate Shubman Gill some space to settle in and also laying the foundation for the development of middle-order stars.

Known for his double hundreds in ODIs, Rohit has adopted a new style of chipping with quick cuts.

Starting with the crucial knock against Australia in Chennai, the batsman showed his form till the end and bagged scores of 131, 86, 48, 46, 87, 4, 40, 61 and 47, with an overall strike rate of 124.15, which helped India achieve success in Setting goals and following them. It’s not like Rohit only knows the number 5; During the match against England, when some shots fell around him, he was immediately alert and made sure that India had enough to defend. But most of all, this World Cup demonstrated his determination to set a fast pace in the first ten rounds.

Unleash shots all over the park, shoot, hit the ball and hit six people at will. A joy to watch, Rohit combines power, beauty and timing. What’s interesting is that he never slows down when he approaches an impending milestone, whether it’s 50 or 100. The approach remains the same, and the innate risk means he might get fired at 40 or 80. It happened that way too.

Obsessed with setting a fast pace for his team, Rohit chose his positions. When opposing captains tried to confuse him with spin, he would kneel and sweep or jump and lift the slow bowler. “Rohit opened the game for us,” coach Rahul Dravid said recently.

As the team captain, Rohit has been a role model for his teammates, often becoming a sacrificial lamb when he resolves to run fast.

But far from grimacing, Rohit retreated to the dressing room, confident that he had set the right platform for Virat Kohli and his team to follow. For someone who missed the 2011 World Cup, an omission that bothered him at the time, Rohit has made peace with the quadrennial tournament. And now as he leads India into Sunday’s final in Ahmedabad, the Men in Blue striker is ready to add another chapter to his storied career. His racket is sure to speak loud and clear.

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Revolutionizing Dental Implants : Dental Implanter Sets New Standards in Oral Surgery.

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Dental Implanter

In a groundbreaking move for dental health, Dental Implanter, India’s leading dental implant center, has unveiled its state-of-the-art facilities in Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Mumbai. Specializing in cutting-edge implant dentistry, Dental Implanter is poised to redefine tooth replacement, oral surgery, and prosthodontics in the country.

At the core of their innovation is the utilization of a Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) titanium dental machine, marking a significant leap in dental implant technology. This advanced machinery ensures higher precision in dental implant surgeries, making procedures less invasive, more efficient, and better aligned with patient preferences.

The expert team at Dental Implanter comprises skilled implantologists dedicated to providing comprehensive care. Employing advanced techniques such as All-on-4, All-on-6, and immediate load dental implants, the center ensures successful dental implant surgeries with a focus on natural appearance and patient comfort.

Dental Implanter’s commitment to excellence is evident in its fully digital procedures, incorporating face scanners, intraoral scanners, surgical guide planning, and guided implant placements. This exclusive digital implant dentistry not only maximizes treatment outcomes but also minimizes the invasiveness of procedures, contributing to a paradigm shift in dental restoration.

The center’s work process is a meticulous journey, starting with accurate diagnostics and precise implant planning through 3D imaging. The final prosthesis is crafted in-house using state-of-the-art 3D CAD/CAM systems, ensuring optimal functionality and aesthetics in tooth restoration.

Dental Implanter takes pride in its case stories, showcasing diverse implant techniques, including full mouth dental implants with overdentures. These procedures, considered among the most cost-effective in India, highlight Dental Implanter’s expertise in addressing various dental implant needs.

The integration of DMLS titanium dental machines not only ensures precision but also contributes to the success of osseointegration, a crucial aspect of implant dentistry. Dental Implanter’s interdisciplinary team approach and integrated implant planning workflow increase efficiency, minimizing chair time during surgical procedures.

With a commitment to personalized care, Dental Implanter has achieved an impressive 99% client satisfaction rate. The center’s dedication to excellence and its use of cutting-edge technology herald a new era in dental health in India, setting the bar high for implant dentistry, periodontal implants, single tooth implants, and full arch restoration. Dental Implanter remains at the forefront of delivering the best experience in dental implant solutions, emphasizing the importance of oral health and quality tooth restoration.

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“Can Audiobooks Revolutionize Your Reading Experience?”

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Can Audiobooks

Audiobooks are staging a triumphant comeback in the business world!
Audiobooks represent a substantial industry, with forecasts predicting a value of $35 billion by 2030. This implies that the audiobook market is expected to experience a yearly growth rate of 26.4% over the next seven years, in contrast to the book publishing market, which is projected to grow at a rate of 1.9%.
The reports further anticipate that earnings from the audiobooks and podcast sector in India will rise from $0.9 billion in 2020 to $1.7 billion by 2024. This accounts for nearly five times the global growth rate.
Reading requires conscious effort, while listening is an immersive experience. Audiobooks are not only a lifeline for the visually impaired and blind but also a valuable resource for those with low literacy or learning challenges.”
According to a recent American survey, “Generation Z is more adaptable to audio contents as they think they are having too much visual stimulations”. Furthermore, with the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence (A.I.), the production of audiobooks becomes more cost-effective, opening doors for broader accessibility at affordable rates. Emerging economies like India, in particular, hold significant potential for the future of audiobooks.
India presents a burgeoning market for content overall, and audiobooks, in particular, are poised for substantial growth. With the largest number of smartphone users in the country, a wealth of talented IT professionals, and government support through initiatives like ‘Start Up India,’ the potential for advancements in audio technology and widespread accessibility, even to the economically disadvantaged, is immense. These platforms, including free apps, can provide affordable access to valuable study materials for those with limited financial resources.

The audio business is on track for an impressive annual growth rate of 24.4% until at least 2027. To put this into perspective, the global audiobooks market was valued at 2.67 billion USD in 2019, showcasing its remarkable expansion.

While print books continue to hold their place as the most popular format for reading, closely followed by eBooks, audiobook listenership is experiencing a staggering surge. In 2019 alone, there was a remarkable 16% increase in audiobook consumption, coinciding with the survey finding that 1 in 5 American adults reported listening to an audiobook.

Approximately 65% of audiobooks fall under the fiction category, and when it comes to genre fiction, including mystery, romance, thriller, and fantasy, it unquestionably reigns as the most widely listened type of audiobook.

The audiobook industry in India is experiencing rapid growth, and there is a vast potential in the education sector for high-quality audiobooks.

In the heartland of Uttar Pradesh, a revolutionary start-up is reshaping the way we experience literature and education. “BuCAudio”, a beacon of innovation under the State Government Start-Up Initiative, is on a mission to glorify the beauty of words and knowledge. BuCAudio specializes in transforming the vibrant literary landscape of Hindi literature into immersive audio experiences. From the pens of young, talented Hindi belt writers, BuCAudio crafts captivating audiobooks that bring stories to life.

As the Gateway to Free Audiobooks, BuCAudio’s commitment to accessibility knows no bounds. Their extensive library of Hindi literature and popular storybooks is available to all on the BuCAudio App, completely free of charge. It’s not end here, BuCAudio provides a massive 50% royalty to all writers and paperback publishers who take services of BuCAudio for conversion of their paperback books to audio books. BuCAudio place these audio books on YouTube platform and 34+ other national and International audio platforms all over the world and the author who owns the copyright earns money from sales of the audio book on all these platforms through the BuCAudio. There is more to kitty, BuCAudio gives free conversion to E-book to the customer along with 50% royalty sharing. A free sixty second book introduction audio visual trailer is also being provided free of cost. All these beautiful products come with a hand holding service to the customer by the very professional BuCAudio marketing and customer care team.

Now, everyone can dive into the rich world of words with ease. But BuCAudio doesn’t stop there. They are the guiding light for aspirants in their pursuit of success. With their visionary project, they’re converting competitive exam courses, including the challenging UPSC syllabus, into accessible audio formats. This initiative aims to empower working aspirants with greater convenience in their exam preparations. Working applicants hence will then have a trusted companion on their journey to excellence. BuCAudio isn’t just a start-up; it’s a movement, a catalyst for change in the world of literature and education. Join the BuCAudio revolution today, and let your love for stories and learning reach new heights. Together, we’ll glorify the magic of words.

(Author- Mr. Atul Sharma, Director & Mentor of BuCAudio, can be contacted at info@bucaudio.com for any sales query related to your paperback book conversion to audio book format, WhatsApp at 95594 45552)

Trade deficit  reached  record high in October  thanks to  gold imports 

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According  to  official data released by the  Ministry of Trade  and Industry  on  Wednesday, festive demand also boosted silver imports, up 125% to $1.31 billion.  

  Fueled  by gold and silver imports during the festive  period, India’s  trade deficit  hit  a record high  in October  even as  India’s  goods exports entered  positive territory after eight  months of decline  continuously  due to weak demand in  Western countries and in China due to  the real estate  crisis.  

 The trade deficit  reached  $31.46 billion in October after gold imports  increased 95%  to $7.2 billion last month compared to October last year.  According  to  official data released by the  Ministry of Trade  and Industry  on  Wednesday, festive demand also boosted silver imports, up 125% to $1.31 billion.  

 While  exports  of goods increased 6.3%  to  33.57  billion  USD  compared to October last year, imports  increased more than 12%  to a record  level of 65.03 billion USD.  Notably,  labor-intensive industries  such as gems and  jewelry, textiles  and leather  decreased by 9.82%, 5%  and  8.08%  respectively.  In contrast, exports  of  electronics  and engineering  products recorded sharp increases  of  28.23%  and  7.20%, respectively,  last month compared to October last year. 

  “Due to  the  change  in the  holiday schedule,  we  expect  the  goods  trade deficit to  widen  to $22.8 billion in October 2023. The  goods trade deficit is  higher than  expected due to gold and oil…”,  Aditi Nayar, Chief Economist,  Director  – Research  and  Outreach,  told  ICRA  Ltd.  

 Nayar added that non-oil imports  are expected to slow  in November,  as well as  exports  due to  a higher number of  holidays. “We forecast  the  current month’s  trade deficit  to be between $22 billion and $25  billion. We continue to expect the current account deficit for  FY24  to  be between 1.8 and 2.0 percent  of GDP,” she added. 

Commerce  Minister  Sunil Barthwal told reporters that trade  figures for  October  confirmed  the  “green shoots”  of  the  recovery.

  “We  expect  that the positive growth in merchandise exports will  continue  in the coming months.  Global interest  rates  remain  high. This affects new  investments and  also affects the  acquisition  of infrastructure equipment. In  many  Western economies,  many  consumer loans finance the  purchase  of  goods,  and if interest rates are  high,  consumer loans  will suffer,”  Barthwal said.  EEPC India Chairman Arun Kumar Garodia said  engineering goods exports  increased  for the third  consecutive  month  on  favorable  basis.  

 “While  positive growth  in  recent  months is reassuring,  geopolitical  tensions and  slowing  demand  in major advanced economies  remain concerns  for the exporting community.  So far,  the  impact of the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas on trade  is very limited,  but  if  the crisis  worsens,  it could  hinder  the recovery,” Garodia warned. 

  “Positive export  growth  is  a good thing. It remains  to  be seen whether  this  situation  can  continue. What is worrying  is that imports  are also increasing  at a  faster  rate.  Madan Sabnavis, chief economic advisor  of  Bank of Baroda, said rising  crude  oil  and gold  imports  this year will  put  pressure  on  the trade  balance.  

 New Delhi:  Regarding  the ongoing FTA negotiations with the UK,  Commerce Minister  Sunil Barthwal reiterated that New Delhi is not working on deadlines but on  deadlines.  “We have internal  deadlines. Questions  of  a  complex nature  exist  and we are  considering them  carefully,” he added. 

  He added to reporters that the  majority of  chapters  have concluded or  are  in  advanced  stages  of negotiations and high-level engagements are  underway at different  levels  to  resolve differences.  

 “We  are continuing  the 13th round of negotiations and outstanding issues are being discussed.  Talks  are  going on  at the track level and also at  higher levels…  to iron  out  the differences and  resolve them  as  quickly  as possible,” an official said.  

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Part of Chandrayaan-3 launch pad re-enters Earth’s atmosphere uncontrolled: ISRO.

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The likely point of impact is expected to be in the North Pacific Ocean, ISRO said.

The cryogenic upper stage of the LVM3 M4 launch vehicle, which successfully orbited the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft as scheduled on July 14 this year, made an uncontrolled re-entry into the Earth’s atmosphere, ISRO said. This missile body is part of an LVM-3 M4 launcher and has been identified. It re-entered Earth’s atmosphere on Wednesday at around 2:42 PM EDT. “The likely point of the expected impact is in the North Pacific Ocean. The Indian Space Research Organization said in a statement that the Earth’s final orbit does not pass over India. The rocket body was re-entered the atmosphere 124 days after launch. Therefore, the post-mission orbital lifetime of the LVM3 M4 cryogenic stage is fully consistent with the “25-year rule” for low-Earth orbit objects, as recommended by the Space Debris Coordination Committee. . .

After Chandrayaan-3 injection, the upper stage also undergoes a “passivation” process to remove all sources of propellant and residual energy to reduce the risk of an accidental explosion, consistent with the space requirements in the debris mitigation guidelines set by the United Nations and the Inter-Agency Coordination Committee. . It is shown. “This post-mission passivation and disposal of the rocket body, in accordance with internationally accepted guidelines, once again underscores India’s commitment to maintaining the long-term sustainability of space activities,” ISRO added.

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ICC World Cup 2023: Centurion Kohli lives on through his mother.

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In many ways, it was fitting that Kohli edged out Tendulkar in the World Cup knockout match on November 15, as the latter watched from the stands.

Virat Kohli on his knees. He laid aside his staff, as a gladiator would take his sword after a successful fight; He took off his gloves and bowed his head. His idol, Sachin Tendulkar, was also there, as was his immortal self-representation in an erect statue. The huge crowd at Wankhede rose to their feet chanting his name as Kohli took a moment to enjoy all the emotions his career evoked. He achieved a feat that no other batsman had ever achieved before: a half-century. An equally appropriate occasion: the World Cup semi-final against New Zealand. Kohli stood up, raised his hands and praised his hero. Even for someone who always hides his emotions, Kohli looked overwhelmed as he bowed to Tendulkar. This was followed by an air kiss with his wife Anushka Sharma, which was also very emotional.

Records follow Kohli like a shadow, and this is the form in which he has flourished, these milestones have swelled like a piggy bank. His dominance in ODIs was such that at one point it looked like he would overtake Tendulkar and score a few more ODI hundreds. But sports, like life, work in mysterious ways. In nearly three years from 2019 to 2022, Kohli did not score a single century. Not in any way. When he returned from mental health leave in 2022, things took a turn for the better and he hasn’t looked back since. Kohli’s role in the World Cup team has also changed. He is no longer the executor. Now he just plays the role of a hitter, holding the anchor with one end while the other hitters wrap around him. Rohit set the tone while Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul and Suryakumar Yadav completed the job in the second half. All Kohli has to do is watch, play singles and doubles, pick occasional boundaries and maintain a good strike rate. That’s what he’s been doing throughout the World Cup, and Wednesday was no exception.

Kohli intervened after Sharma fell. First, establish a partnership with Shubman Gill and then Iyer. The 35-year-old had them running like mad between the wickets in the Mumbai heat, playing off his covers and reaching his fifty in 59 balls. And from there it continued. He lifted Trent Boult at mid-wicket, jumped and bowled Tim Southee, looked brilliantly at Glenn Phillips and in doing so surpassed another Tendulkar record; The person with the most hits in a single World Series (673 in 2003). It was clear then that the century was approaching. When that happened, a difficult second act in most typical Virat Kohli fashion, he jumped up and punched the air enthusiastically before falling to his knees. It’s an emotion we haven’t seen from Kohli for a while. It was the kind of celebration that lets you know how much this meant to him. By the time Kohli finished – 117 off 115 balls, 50 centuries in 279 innings – he had amassed 711 runs at a strike rate of 90.68 in this edition.

In many ways, it was fitting that Kohli edged out Tendulkar in the World Cup knockout match on November 15, as the latter watched from the stands. This was the same place where silence fell when Tendulkar crashed out of the 2011 World Cup final 12 years ago. It was also the place where he carried his idol on his shoulders after winning the World Cup in April 2011. That was also the day when Tendulkar walked off the field as an Indian batsman for the last time in his farewell Test ten years ago. On the same site. It was his maiden century in a World Cup knockout match, something even Tendulkar had never achieved in his 24-year career. The picture couldn’t be more perfect. It was Kohli who said that. “It’s the stuff of dreams. Sachin Bagchi was present in the stands. It’s hard for me to express that. My partner (Anushka Sharma), my hero, is sitting there. And all the fans at Wankhede. “If I wanted to paint a perfect picture, this is it,” an emotional Kohli told broadcasters during the half-time break.

For someone who got into this sport by watching his hero play, sharing a dressing room with him, winning a World Cup with him and then surpassing one of the most ridiculous records ever set by a hero, yours is ahead of him. The biggest stage – Wednesday at Wankhede looks to be Kohli’s destiny, where his life comes full circle. On the vast stage, his crowning achievement as the greatest ODI batsman the sport has ever seen was completed.

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