Sangya Singh is a journalist at The Sunday Guardian and The Daily Guardian. She covers a range of topics including politics, culture, and social issues, often highlighting the intersection of these areas in her reporting. Sangya's work has been featured in both The Sunday Guardian and The Daily Guardian.
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Efforts must be made to ensure that technologies eliminate digital gender gap. Empowering underprivileged people remains key to bringing about financial inclusion.
A few months back Pew Research Centre, the prestigious nonpartisan think tank of the US, stated that among Indians, PM Modi and India's rising influence are viewed favourably. About seventy-nine percent Indians hold Modi in a highly approving rate and they show confidence in Modi in making right and wider policy choices. The factual report of Pew Research Centre is based on rigorous research and hence considered thoroughly authentic; it holds Narendra Modi as India's most popular political figure. The confidence and trust level of Indians on Modi is much stronger than that enjoyed by other politicians of the country. Modi's popularity is across the socio-economic and demographic spectrum, in urban and rural areas, to both men and women, among all age groups and educational backgrounds. Actually, Modi sweats hard to stay connected with the people of all age-groups through various means like ‘Man Ki Baat', ‘Pariksha Pe Charcha' and MY Bharat Portal and ensures their participation, especially of youth, in the socio-economic and cultural development discourse. Modi's popularity can be gauged from the fact that his YouTube channel has surpassed twenty million subscriptions. With this, Modi has outpaced other prominent global leaders. Modi's channel records of all-time high 2.24 billion viewers is 43 times higher than that of Ukraine's Zelensky, who holds the second highest number of views globally. This popularity on the cyberspace is approval of Modi's digital prowess and his potential to appeal globally.
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A fresh landslide struck the Karool area of Ramban on Monday afternoon, claiming the life of a 13-year-old boy in a tragic turn of events. According to officials, the landslide proved fatal for the young victim, identified as Yaqoob Mir, son of Gh Hassan Mir, a resident of Karool Ramban. Despite ongoing efforts, the boy's […]
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In a heart wrenching incident another coaching student in coaching city Kota committed suicide by hanging himself. 19-year-old Sumit Panchal, a coaching student from Rohtak, Haryana, was preparing for medical examination from Allen Coaching while staying in Uttam Hostel in Landmark of Kunhadi police station area of the city. He committed suicide by hanging himself in his hostel room on Sunday night. The hostel where this student lived did not have anti hanging device. In this case, the police had kept the body in the mortuary of Kota MBS Hospital. Where on Monday, after the arrival of the relatives of the deceased, the post-mortem was conducted by the Medical Board and the body was handed over to the relatives.
NEW DELHI: ‘The shadow cabinet exists only in British politics. Moreover, the UK has not formed any coalition government till now, there are two dominant parties.’
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