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Along with this, BJP has released the fourth episode titled ‘Ghamandiya Files’ from its social media handle Twitter. In this chapter, BJP has targeted the ruling TMC in West Bengal and wrote, ‘Winning elections in Bengal under the rule of TMC. How democracy is being torn to pieces, Mamata Banerjee’s activists have spread fear from village to village through attacks, murders and rapes.

Importantly, Congress Rajya Sabha MP Imran Pratapgarhi has attacked the Bharatiya Janata Party for sharing Rahul Gandhi’s Ravana poster. He said that the BJP has become nervous and is therefore cornering Rahul Gandhi by issuing such statements and posters. BJP is upset with INDIA Alliance and wants to break INDIA Alliance with such statements but it will not happen. There is no greater devotee of Shiva than Rahul Gandhi.

The event, organized to mark the 20th anniversary of the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit, was addressed by Prime Minister Modi. He emphasized that this event is not merely about branding; it signifies a strong bond between him and the seven crore citizens of Gujarat.

Addressing the gathering, Prime Minister Modi stated that Vibrant Gujarat has grown into a symbol of progress. When he initiated this summit, some central ministers were initially reluctant to participate. There were attempts to disrupt the investment environment, with threats made to discourage investors from putting their money into Gujarat.

Prime Minister Modi further revealed that he invited other states to participate during that period. He encouraged states to set up stalls at the event and reap the benefits. States like Haryana, Odisha, and several others seized this opportunity for their advantage.

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During his address at the Vibrant Gujarat Summit, Prime Minister Modi also remembered the Godhra incident. He recalled the violence that erupted in Gujarat following the incident. At the time, despite having limited experience as Chief Minister, he maintained unwavering faith in the people of Gujarat. He acknowledged that some individuals had ulterior motives and were intent on tarnishing Gujarat’s image. However, he and his government made the necessary decisions to lift Gujarat out of this negativity.

Prime Minister Modi emphasized that those pursuing their agenda were interpreting events according to their own perspective. They propagated the idea that Gujarat would witness an exodus of youth, businesses, and industries. There was a concerted effort to discredit Gujarat on the global stage. The narrative that Gujarat would never recover prevailed. In the face of this crisis, Prime Minister Modi made a resolute commitment to lead Gujarat out of it, regardless of the challenges.

He underscored that their efforts not only transformed Gujarat but also envisioned a brighter future for the state, with ‘Vibrant Gujarat’ serving as a vital platform to boost the self-confidence of the state’s residents.”

G20 Summit 2023 Schedule

As we all know, India is hosting the G20 Summit 2023 in which 20 Countries are participating to have progressive meetings. It is to inform you all that India Got the Presidency of the G20 Group on 1st December 2023 when the previous summit was held in Bali, Indonesia. As the Host Country is India so all the delegates from 20 Nations will come and join the meeting on 9 and 10 September 2023 at Pragati Maidan. Currently, many meetings are going on in which the recent meeting was 4th Sherpa Meeting on 3rd and 4th September 2023. However, the G20 Summit 2023 Ministers Meeting will be held on 9, 10 September 2023 at Bharat Mandapam International Exhibition-Convention Centre (IECC). You can check the G20 Summit 2023 Dates in this post which will give you the overall idea of the events which are going on under the G20 Summit in India. 

G20 Summit 2023 Countries (List Of Guests)

G20 Summit 2023 Dates

G20 Summit 2023 Schedule

G20 Summit 2023 New Delhi

• The Ministers Meeting of G20 Summit 2023 will be held in New Delhi at Bharat Mandapam International Exhibition-Convention Centre (IECC).
• G20 Summit 2023 New Delhi is scheduled on 9th and 10th September 2023 in which heads of 20 Countries will participate.
• Whole Delhi has been put on Section 144 for two days and all the shops & roads to remain closed for 9th, 10th September 2023.
• Various Countries such as Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States and European Union will attend the meeting.
• You can watch G20 Summit 2023 Live on Youtube through the G20 Official Channel or on the News Channel.

G20 Summit 2023 Dates

• The G20 Summit 2023 Dates are discussed in this post above with complete meeting details.
• You should know that the Ministers Meeting will be held on 9 and 10 September 2023  in which heads of all the states will be present.
• Various issues related to the Finance, Economy, Environment, Cryptocurrencies and others will be discussed during this event.
• You can watch the G20 Summit Live on TV or Youtube App using the instructions given above.
• Kindly check the details given in this post to know complete information coming on the G20 Summit.

G20 Summit India 2023

• The G20 Summit India 2023 Presidency was offered to India on 1st December 2022 at Bali Summit in Indonesia.
• Prime Minister of India Sh Narendra Modi was handed over the presidency to host the Event in India.
• Now, India is hosting the event and they have invited the heads of 20 Countries which are the part of G20 Summit 2023.
• All the events are being held in different parts of the country to show the Diversity of India.
• G20 Summit 2023 Ministers Meeting will be held on 9th and 10th September 2023 at New Delhi.

How to Watch G20 Summit 2023 Live

• You can Watch G20 Summit 2023 Live using the instructions below.
• First method to watch the summit is to turn on your TV as per schedule.
• Open the News Channel and you can watch the event live on TV.
• Another way to watch the event is on a youtube app or website where it will be live streamed by the G20 Channel.
• Various other Journalists will also cover the event of G20 Summit.

G20 Summit 2023 Venue (How To Watch)

• The G20 Summit 2023 Venues are spread across India to display the Diversity of India.
• Prime Minister Sh Narendra Modi will chair the Ministers Meeting on 9th and 10th September 2023 at New Delhi G20 Summit.
• You can watch the G20 Summit 2023 Live on TV or Youtube Channel of the Group.
• Official Website to check the updates related to this event is g20.org.
• Moreover, G20 Summit 2023 Venue is Bharat Mandapam International Exhibition-Convention Centre (IECC).
• Various Venues of G20 Summit include Kashmir, Amritsar, New Delhi, Varanasi, Raipur, Mumbai and others.

Departing from established norms, the Modi government has sent dinner invitations to G20 leaders with the inscription ‘President of Bharat’ instead of the usual ‘President of India.’

The senior Congress leader, Jairam Ramesh, was the first to point out this anomaly. In a fresh critique of the Modi government, he remarked, “It appears that the news is indeed accurate. Rashtrapati Bhawan has issued an invitation for a G20 dinner on September 9th under the name ‘President of Bharat’ instead of the usual ‘President of India’ (sic).”

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Taking a swipe at the BJP-led Union government, the Congress leader continued, “While Article 1 of the Constitution may state, ‘Bharat, that was India, shall be a Union of States,’ even this ‘Union of States’ is now under threat.”

Tehseen Poonawala, a Congress supporter and political activist who also serves as an advocate at the Supreme Court, stated on X, “Article 1 of the Indian Constitution clearly states that ‘India that is Bharat shall be a union of states.’ There is no question of renaming India as only Bharat.

“This simply cannot be done – it goes against the Basic Structure of our Constitution and is impossible to change. Such a move would lead to further complications in the North East and South India. Dropping the name INDIA is impossible!” opined Tehseen.

In a scathing critique of the Modi government, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal asked, “If an alliance of some parties were to become India, would they change the name of the country? The country belongs to 1.4 billion people, not just one party.

“Let’s assume that the India alliance rebrands itself as Bharat, would they then rename Bharat as BJP?… What kind of joke is this?… BJP seems to be worried that their vote count will decrease, so they want to change the name of Bharat,” quipped Kejriwal on X.

RJD leader Manoj Jha, referring to the INDIA alliance’s tagline, ‘Judega Bharat, Jeetega INDIA,’ said, “You [Modi government] cannot take Bharat or INDIA away from us.
“It has been only a few weeks since we named our alliance INDIA, and the BJP has already started sending invitations with ‘Republic of Bharat’ instead of ‘Republic of India’,” added Jha.

It’s worth noting that Assam Chief Minister Himnata Sharma was the first to introduce the idea of using Bharat as a contrasting political slogan against INDIA.

Although the Constitution refers to the country as “India, that is Bharat,” there is growing clamor for a name change during a special session of Parliament. Following Sharma, BJP Rajya Sabha MP Naresh Bansal called for the removal of ‘India’ from the Constitution, arguing that it symbolizes colonial slavery.
Recently, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat has also expressed support for the name change, urging citizens to embrace “Bharat” instead of “India,” stating that India is a Hindu Rashtra and has been known as Bharat for ages.”

When asked about the upcoming special session scheduled from September 18 to 22, Gandhi expressed his views, stating, “In my view, this could be an indicator of a degree of apprehension. It’s reminiscent of the kind of unease that emerged when I addressed the parliament previously—a situation that led to the abrupt revocation of my parliamentary membership.”

During a press conference held alongside the Indian Nationalist Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) gathering in Mumbai, Gandhi also drew attention to the resurgent Adani controversy, which gained renewed attention with fresh revelations on August 31. He remarked, “So, I see this as a manifestation of concern, as these matters directly pertain to the prime minister. Whenever the Adani issue is touched upon, it seems to make the prime minister notably uneasy and anxious.”

Earlier, Pralhad Joshi, the minister for parliamentary affairs, shared on the platform X (formerly Twitter), “A special session of Parliament (the 13th Session of the 17th Lok Sabha and the 261st Session of the Rajya Sabha) is scheduled from September 18 to 22, comprising five sittings. In the auspicious time, we anticipate productive discussions and debates in the Parliament.”

However, no official information has been provided regarding the session’s agenda. The session is set to occur shortly after the G20 Summit in the national capital on September 9–10. Joshi accompanied his statement with an image of both the old and new parliament buildings, which were inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 28. The previous monsoon session of Parliament was held in the older building.

The announcement of this special session has caught the political sphere by surprise, particularly as political parties are gearing up for assembly elections in five states later this year. Traditionally, the winter session of Parliament commences in the final week of November.”

The official China’s New Map, referred to as the 2023 edition, was introduced through the Ministry of Natural Resources’ standard map service website. The map employs a methodology revolving around national borders to portray China’s perspective on global geography, potentially aggravating tensions with neighboring countries.

As stated by the state-run Global Times on X (formerly Twitter), “This map is constructed based on China’s interpretation of national boundaries and those of various countries worldwide.

Of significant note is the inclusion of Arunachal Pradesh and Aksai Chin, both areas that have long been subjects of conflicting claims between China and India. Despite China’s assertions of Arunachal Pradesh as South Tibet, the region has remained an integral part of India. India has consistently reiterated this stance, asserting that Arunachal Pradesh has always been and will remain an inseparable component of the nation, according to reports by PTI.

China’s recent presentation of its updated China’s New Map has ignited a storm of controversy due to its incorporation of disputed territories, including Arunachal Pradesh, Aksai Chin, Taiwan, and the contentious regions within the South China Sea.

The map’s ambit extends beyond India’s borders. China’s insistence on Taiwan as an inherent part of its territory and its ongoing efforts to assimilate the island align with President Xi Jinping’s strategic objectives. This portrayal further inflames tensions between China and Taiwan, a matter of global significance.

Additionally, China’s demarcation includes the contentious nine-dash line, which asserts a considerable portion of the South China Sea as Chinese territory. This move is met with opposition from countries such as Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei, and Taiwan, all of which have competing claims over the same maritime regions.

China’s New Map : India-China boundary dispute

India and China lack an officially recognized international border. Instead, they share a Line of Actual Control and differing perceptions of the de facto boundary spanning over 3,400 km.

The two nations engaged in conflict in 1962, during which China occupied the Aksai Chin area – historically part of India’s Jammu and Kashmir – and subsequently withdrew from Arunachal Pradesh in the northeast, which China views as belonging to the Tibet region.

“The specifics of the Prime Minister’s schedule regarding bilateral interactions with attending leaders are still in the process of development”

Modi conveyed that the summit presents a valuable opportunity for member nations to identify potential areas of collaboration and evaluate institutional growth. He highlighted the proactive cooperative agenda that BRICS has been pursuing across various sectors.

We recognize the significance of BRICS evolving into a platform for discourse and contemplation on issues concerning the broader Global South, encompassing developmental imperatives and the reformation of the multilateral framework,” he affirmed.

I also eagerly anticipate engaging in one-on-one discussions with several leaders gathered in Johannesburg,” Modi expressed.

I am scheduled to visit the Republic of South Africa from August 22nd to 24th, 2023, following an invitation from President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa. The purpose of my visit is to attend the 15th BRICS Summit hosted in Johannesburg under the leadership of South Africa,” Modi stated.

He added, “I am also looking forward to engaging in bilateral dialogues with select leaders present at the Johannesburg gathering.”

Modi further disclosed his plans to journey to Athens, Greece on August 25th, following an invitation from Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

BRICS, A consortium of world economies including Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, is convening for the summit from August 22nd to 24th.

“This excursion marks my maiden visit to this ancient land. I am honored to be the first Indian Prime Minister to set foot in Greece in over four decades,” he articulated.

Modi underscored the historical connections between India and Greece, stretching back over two millennia, with modern-day ties bolstered by shared democratic values, rule of law, and pluralism. He highlighted cooperation in diverse sectors such as trade, investment, defense, culture, and people-to-people interactions that have drawn the two nations closer.

Eagerly anticipating his Greek visit, Modi conveyed his aspirations for opening a new chapter in the multi-dimensional relationship between the two countries.

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BRICS, a consortium of world economies including Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, is convening for the summit from August 22nd to 24th. This marks Modi’s third visit to South Africa and commemorates the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and South Africa.

The current presidency of BRICS rests with South Africa this year. The central theme for the summit is “BRICS and Africa: Fostering Mutually Accelerated Growth, Sustainable Development, and Inclusive Multilateralism.”

This event signifies the return to in-person meetings after three consecutive years of virtual sessions due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

In a briefing preceding Modi’s voyages to South Africa and Greece, Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra highlighted, “As mentioned earlier, the host nation, South Africa, has invited not only numerous guest countries but also the attending BRICS members.”

Kwatra disclosed that an Indian business delegation would also be present, participating in the Business Tracks meetings.

Elaborating on the Prime Minister’s itinerary, Kwatra elucidated, “For the 15th BRICS Summit, an Indian business delegation is also en route to South Africa to take part in the Business Tracks meetings, along with sessions of the BRICS Business Council, BRICS Women Business Alliance, and the BRICS Business Forum.”

“The specifics of the Prime Minister’s schedule regarding bilateral interactions with attending leaders are still in the process of development,” Kwatra clarified.

While Russian President Vladimir Putin will virtually engage in the 15th summit, the Russian delegation will be led by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. Lavrov will also participate in a special event themed “BRICS – Africa Outreach and BRICS Plus Dialogue.”

In the first video, recorded on Indian Independence Day, the moon’s dark side is seen in where the lander will attempt a soft touchdown on August 23.

In the second video, Earth can be seen with the moon in the background. The video is captured just after the landing module and propulsion module separation, successfully undertaken by ISRO on Thursday. The visuals also show far-side lunar impact craters including Fabry, Giordano Bruno and Harkhebi J.

Chandrayaan-3 : इतिहास रचने का काउंट डाउन शुरू

This is the set of visuals released by the Indian space agency taken from the Chandrayaan-3 mission. The Indian lunar spacecraft has earlier captured its first-ever images of the Moon as it entered the lunar orbit.

Chandrayaan-3’s Vikram lander has 8 sensors

ISRO Unveils Mesmerizing Video of Moon and Earth from Chandrayaan 3 Vikram Lander”

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) delighted space enthusiasts by unveiling captivating videos captured by the Vikram lander of Chandrayaan-3 on Friday. These videos provide an exciting glimpse into our lunar neighbor and our home planet Earth.

In one of the videos, we’re treated to a remarkable view of the Moon’s craters, all thanks to the Lander Position Detection Camera (LPDC). This footage was recorded on August 15 while the lander was securely attached to the propulsion module. The craters appear as intricate patterns on the lunar surface, giving us a closer look at the Moon’s intriguing landscape.

The second video, filmed by the Lander Imager (LI) Camera-1, grants us a unique perspective of Earth. While it’s not as large as we’re used to seeing it, the sight is still awe-inspiring. This video was captured shortly after ISRO’s successful separation of the landing module from the propulsion module, a significant achievement that occurred just the day before. The visuals also showcase lunar impact craters on the far side of the Moon, including Fabry, Giordano Bruno, and Harkhebi J.

The timing of the first video holds special significance, as it was recorded on India’s Independence Day. In this footage, we’re given a view of the Moon’s darker side, which is the intended landing site for the soft touchdown planned for August 23.

These remarkable visuals have been made public by ISRO as part of the Chandrayaan-3 mission. This mission marks an important step in space exploration, as the Indian lunar spacecraft has already captured its initial images of the Moon while entering its lunar orbit.

Chandrayaan-3 Vikram lander, a key player in this mission, is equipped with eight sensors that aid in gathering essential data for our journey into space.”

1. Laser Inertial Referencing and Accelerometer Package 
2. Ka-Band Altimeter 
3. Lander Position Detection Camera )
4. LHDAC 
5. Laser Altimeter 
6. Laser Doppler Velocimeter 
7. Lander Horizontal Velocity Camera 
8. Micro Star sensor
9. Inclinometer & Touchdown sensors

Russia’s Luna-25 also shares Moon images

Luna-25 automatic station flying in a circular orbit of the artificial satellite of the Moon has taken a picture of the lunar surface with television cameras of the STS-L complex. The image shows the southern polar crater Zeeman on the back side of the Moon. The coordinates of the crater centre correspond to 75 degrees south latitude and 135 degrees west longitude, the country’s state space corporation Roscosmos said in a post on the social media platform Telegram on Thursday.

Invisible from the Earth crater Zeeman – a unique object on the lunar surface and is of great interest to researchers – the height of the surrounding shaft reaches 8 kilometres above the surface of a relatively flat bottom, it added.