State-of-the-art plant clinic, seed production centre inaugurated at ICAR-IIHR

The clinic will help farmers and other horticultural growers with diagnostic services and management advisories for their crops

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North Korea launches ballistic missiles toward the sea after U.S. flies bomber during drills

South Korea says North Korea has launched two short-range ballistic missiles toward the North’s eastern waters

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Former A.P. CM Chandrababu Naidu supports caste-based census

Telugu Desam Party supermo said a caste census is essential for an effective poverty alleviation strategy 

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Cong. making lofty promises as it’s sure about not coming to power: Harish Rao

PCC general secretary Abhilash Rao, others from Kollapur join BRS

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Kavitha slams Cong., BJP for showering ‘false’ affection on ryots, Dalits

MLC Kavitha asks Congress why it’s not fulfilling all pre-poll promises in Karnataka

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HMR takes up drone survey between 5.5-km MGBS-Falaknuma stretch

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IAF holds study to identify transport fleet requirement

The 2020 stand-off has changed the airlift requirements of the IAF transport fleet

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Imran Khan grilled in Attock Jail in missing cypher case; admits losing confidential diplomatic cable

The cable in question was the same document Imran Khan had for long mentioned as evidence of a U.S.-backed conspiracy to remove him as the Prime Minister last year

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Upbeat music and impromptu dance make The Hindu’s Festival of Chennai celebrations special

The musical extravaganza called ‘Music on Wheels’, as part of The Hindu’s ‘Festival of Chennai’ is making waves across the city. A double-decker bus, which is touring across the city, is hosting music shows at various hotspots. Furthermore, the audience can go inside the bus and catch glimpses of The Hindu’s Archival Photo Exhibits on Madras, thoughtfully catalogued to cherish the birth month of the city

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Bhutan cuts daily tourist fee by half to lure more visitors

The new rate of $100 per night would come into effect from September and last for four years, the government said

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Haryana CM makes sharp attack on Congress in Assembly

Manohar Lal Khattar says Congress regime gave BPL cards to wealthy individuals

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Tribal student from Telangana secures top rank in GPAT

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Static display of fighter aircraft at Shanghumughom on Saturday

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BRICS now a non-western grouping with the induction of six more member nations

Deeper messaging behind doubling of BRICS membership on everything from economic strength to energy

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Manipur CM N. Biren Singh to meet Amit Shah

The meeting comes days ahead of the Assembly session in Manipur on August 29, a first since ethnic violence erupted in the State on May 3.

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Saudi storm brings lightning, fierce winds to Mecca

As pilgrims tried to circumambulate the Kaaba, a bolt of lightning struck the iconic Fairmont Makkah Clock Royal Tower hotel, illuminating the night sky late Tuesday

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Water contamination deaths: CM Siddaramaiah seeks report within 15 days

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Naga body slams Kukis for ‘distorting’ Manipur’s history

The United Naga Council said the British planted Kukis, who have no land at all, in the Naga hills after 1830 

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Guatemala elects progressive Arévalo as President but there are legal moves to block him from office

With 100% of votes counted, preliminary results gave Arévalo 58% of the vote to 37% for former first lady Sandra Torres in her third bid for the presidency. The official results will still have to be certified.

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Payment crisis further delays defence deals with Russia, around $3 billion held up

Deliveries of S-400 regiments for the IAF and Talwar-class frigates are among those facing delays as efforts to resolve the payment crisis haven’t fructified

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Tatmadaw | Myanmar’s ‘killing machine’

The military, which has ruled the Southeast Asian country for most of its existence since independence, has started showing signs of weakness after the 2021 coup amid reports of low morale, defections and desertions

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Nature of Kundannur-Angamaly Bypass to be decided based on traffic assessment

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Kumar Jayant shifted, Rajaraman made Revenue Secretary

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With muscle-flexing from South China Sea to LAC, China stirs tensions with neighbours

Moves that appear aimed at warning neighbours over U.S. ties could backfire, experts say 

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Deepa Cholan is new DULT Commissioner

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Japan scrambles jets after Russian planes spotted off coasts

Two planes flew along the coast between Japan’s central and southern regions, passing through the Tsushima Strait and returning the same way, the Joint Staff said in a brief statement

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Mercedes Benz mulls ramping up service network in Telangana

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Hubballi Division of South Western Railway records 10% growth

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British Museum sacks member of staff over missing and stolen items

None of the items had recently been on public display and were kept primarily for academic and research purposes

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Hundreds of eminent citizens express solidarity with Newsclick

“Since its inception, Newsclick has provided critical coverage of government policies and actions and their adverse impact on the lives of millions of our countrymen and women,” read the statement.

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Farmers demand change in alignment of Nagpur-Amaravati greenfield highway

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Madras High Court refuses to interfere with grant of incentive marks to in-service candidates in PG medical admissions

Chief Justice S.V. Gangapurwala and Justice P.D. Audikesavalu say, the object behind granting such incentive to those who serve in rural, remote and hilly areas was “laudable and benevolent”

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Gandhi visited areas hit by communal riots in Noakhali to restore peace, recalls Stalin

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Andhra Pradesh CM tells officials to explore possibility of introducing International Baccalaureate syllabus in government schools

Jagan Mohan Reddy instructs Education Department officials to conduct a study on the steps needed to introduce Artificial Intelligence as a subject in higher education, besides sharpening teaching abilities of faculty members

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Retired sub-inspector arrested for molesting minor girl

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Iran arrests 8 'foreigners' after fatal shooting at Shiite shrine

The attack on the Shah Cheragh mausoleum in Shiraz, capital of Fars province in Iran's south, came less than a year after a mass shooting at the same site later claimed by the Islamic State (IS) group

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Gunman in Iran opens fire at prominent Shiite shrine, killing 1 and wounding 8 others

No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack.

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Madras’ own Safire theatre that set many a young heart afire

Safire was dear to people of a certain vintage, when they whizzed past the Anna Flyover, which was earlier called the Gemini Flyover. Belonging to a diamond merchant family, Safire, Blue Diamond and Emerald constituted a popular hangout spot

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Rani Rampal not picked in probables list for Asian Games

Rampal had on Thursday lashed out at the national head coach Janneke Schopman demanding an answer as to why she was being ignored despite her fair performances lately

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6 dead, more than 50 rescued from capsized migrant boat in the English Channel

About 65 people were estimated to have boarded the boat and two people may still be lost at sea

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Political representatives rooted, ought to run govt: KTR

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No decision yet, says Russian diplomat on Putin attending G-20 summit

BRICS members have been taking consistent steps to switch to settlements in national currencies for quite sometime now, says Deputy Chief of Mission Roman Babushkin

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Tensions rise as West African nations prepare to send troops to restore democracy in Niger

The ECOWAS bloc said on Thursday it had directed a “standby force” to restore constitutional order in Niger after its Sunday deadline to reinstate ousted President Mohamed Bazoum expired

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Attorney General Merrick Garland appoints a special counsel in the Hunter Biden probe

Attorney General Garland said he is naming David Weiss, the U.S. attorney in Delaware who has been probing the financial and business dealings of the president's son, as the special counsel.

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A sense of anti-climax as UDF keeps mum on graft charge against CM’s daughter in House

Opposition’s about-face may have been prompted by the double-edged nature of the latest scandal, where it was belatedly known that UDF leaders too had received handouts

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Two elephants die in collision with freight trains

The incidents, one in northern West Bengal and the other in Assam, happened beyond the notified elephant corridors, the Northeast Frontier Railway said

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CBI has only sought sanction to investigate retired official: PU claims

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Journalist among three dead in Syria bombing: state media

Correspondent Firas al-Ahmad from [privately owned] Sama TV and two members of the armed forces were killed by an explosive device

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Congress’ wrong policies led to Manipur conflict: Assam CM

Himanta Biswa Sarma shares figures of deaths due to ethnic conflicts in violence in the State since 1990

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He saved three men from the mob in Nuh. Six days later, a bulldozer came visiting

During communal clashes in Nuh, Anish sheltered three men and led them to safety. But his house was damaged in the government’s demolition drive following the violence

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Thailand’s populist party Pheu Thai announces fresh coalition with government-aligned party

Thailand's populist Pheu Thai party has announced it will form a coalition with a party from the outgoing military-backed administration to try to end nearly three months of political deadlock after the progressive party that won national elections was excluded from the formation of a new government

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Every act of silence amplifies the horrors in Manipur

At the same time, the focus must also be on what may seem small and helpless gestures that matter, as every action for restorative justice counts

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Stilling the songs of rebellion

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T.N. government transfers 33 Superintendent of Police-level officers across the State

N. Shreenatha, who was on a compulsory wait list, has been posted as SP/Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIG), Law and Order, Office of the Director General of Police (DGP), Chennai, while the incumbent E.S. Uma has been made SP/AIG, Headquarters, Office of the DGP, Chennai

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Destruction of Gram Panchayats peaked during YSRCP rule, says Pawan Kalyan

JSP to give due priority to their strengthening in its election manifesto

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Death toll rises to 30 in northern China floods

Storm Doksuri, a former super typhoon that hit mainland China last Friday, has brought the most severe rains to the region since records began 140 years ago

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UDF celebrates Supreme Court’s stay on Rahul’s conviction

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Bengaluru: In a step towards BBMP polls, wards sized down to 225; govt. issues fresh notification

Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy says elections will be held in December; tenure of BBMP council concluded on September 10, 2020

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TNCC leaders meet AICC leadership in Delhi

They discussed the State unit’s plans for the upcoming 2024 Lok Sabha elections 

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13 villas in Rainbow Drive Layout face demolition as BBMP gets ready to implement HC order on SWD encroachments

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DGP B.K. Ravi to head Tangedco Vigilance

Madurai, Tiruchi get new police commissioners

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Lokayukta takes suo-motu cognisance of deaths at Kavadigara Hatti

Justice B.S. Patil maintains the right to access drinking water is a fundamental right to life guaranteed under Article 21 of the constitution

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Pushyamitra sunga political history

 Pushyamitra Shunga was an ancient Indian ruler who is historically significant for his role as the founder of the Shunga dynasty. He came to power around 185 BCE and ruled the Indian subcontinent as the first Shunga king. Here is a brief political history of Pushyamitra Shunga:

Rise to Power: Pushyamitra was a general in the Maurya Empire during the reign of the last Mauryan ruler, Emperor Ashoka. He served as the commander-in-chief of Ashoka's army.

Assassination of Ashoka: After the death of Ashoka, there was a succession crisis within the Mauryan dynasty. Pushyamitra, who was known for his Brahmin lineage and conservative Brahmanical values, took advantage of the situation and staged a successful coup, assassinating the last Mauryan king, Brihadratha. This event marked the end of the Mauryan dynasty and the beginning of the Shunga dynasty.

Establishment of the Shunga Dynasty: Pushyamitra proclaimed himself the new ruler and established the Shunga dynasty. The new dynasty sought to revive and uphold traditional Brahmanical Hindu practices, in contrast to the more inclusive and Buddhist-centric policies of the previous Mauryan rulers.

Patronage of Brahmanical Traditions: Pushyamitra actively supported and promoted Brahmanical Hinduism during his rule. He restored Brahmanical rituals and ceremonies that had been suppressed during Ashoka's reign and provided patronage to Brahmin priests and scholars.

Conflict with Buddhists: Pushyamitra's reign was marked by tensions with Buddhists due to his preference for Brahmanism. He is often associated with the revival of Brahmanical dominance at the expense of Buddhism, which had thrived during the Mauryan era.

Military Campaigns: Pushyamitra led successful military campaigns to expand and consolidate his kingdom's territory. He managed to restore much of the former Mauryan Empire's territories under his rule.

Death and Succession: The exact details of Pushyamitra's death are unclear, but he is believed to have ruled for about 36 years. After his death, the Shunga dynasty continued to rule northern India for a few more generations until it was eventually replaced by the Kanva dynasty.

It's important to note that historical records from this period are sparse, and some details of Pushyamitra Shunga's reign might be subject to debate among historians. However, he remains an essential figure in Indian history for his establishment of the Shunga dynasty and the promotion of Brahmanical traditions during his rule.

Families of last year’s 151 organ donors felicitated on Indian Organ Donation Day

Organ donation and transplantation infrastructure in the government hospitals will be augmented, says Health Minister

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PM Modi to attend BRICS summit in Johannesburg later this month

The telephonic conversation between Mr. Modi and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa came days after Russian President Vladimir Putin cancelled his visit for the same event

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Raja harshvardhan

 Raja Harsha, also known as Harshavardhana, was a prominent ruler of ancient India who reigned from around 606 to 647 CE. He belonged to the Pushyabhuti dynasty and is celebrated for his benevolent rule, patronage of the arts, and significant contributions to the socio-political landscape of the Indian subcontinent during the post-Gupta period.

History of Raja Harsha:

Raja Harsha was born in 590 CE in Thanesar (present-day Haryana, India) to King Prabhakaravardhana and Queen Yasomati. His family, the Pushyabhuti dynasty, was known for its strong political influence in the region. Harsha's early life was marked by political turmoil, as his father was assassinated when he was just a young boy.

Despite the upheaval, Harsha showed exceptional leadership qualities and, after a few years of regency, ascended the throne of Thanesar around 606 CE. He was a skilled administrator and military strategist, qualities that helped him expand his empire and maintain stability.

Dynasty of Raja Harsha:

The Pushyabhuti dynasty, to which Raja Harsha belonged, was founded by his grandfather, King Pushyabhuti. After Harsha's father's death, he inherited the kingdom, making him the third ruler of the dynasty. His reign saw a period of great prosperity and cultural advancement.

Under Harsha's leadership, the Pushyabhuti dynasty expanded its territorial influence, extending its boundaries to include present-day Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Bihar, and parts of Bengal. His military campaigns were mostly successful, although he faced some resistance from regional kings and tribes.

Harsha was not only a capable ruler but also a patron of art, literature, and culture. His court attracted scholars, poets, and artists from various parts of India and beyond. One of the most renowned poets in his court was Banabhatta, who later composed the famous work "Harshacharita," a biography of Raja Harsha.

Harsha's administration was marked by a focus on justice and welfare. He introduced several measures to support agriculture, trade, and education, which contributed to the economic growth of his empire. He was known for his compassion and care for his subjects, and he took a keen interest in the well-being of the people.

Towards the end of his reign, however, Raja Harsha faced challenges in maintaining control over the vast territories he had conquered. His military campaigns, though successful, had weakened his empire's defenses, and regional uprisings began to emerge. Furthermore, the rise of the Chalukyas and the defeat of the Huns weakened his influence in certain regions.

Raja Harsha's death occurred around 647 CE, and the lack of a strong successor led to the eventual decline and disintegration of the Pushyabhuti dynasty. The empire fragmented into smaller states, marking the end of Harsha's glorious reign.

Despite the eventual decline of his dynasty, Raja Harsha's contributions to Indian history and culture have left a lasting impact. He is remembered as a great ruler, a generous patron of the arts, and a proponent of peace and prosperity for his people. His legacy continues to inspire admiration and reverence among historians and scholars of Indian history.

Harshvardhan and the Illustrious Dynasty: Unveiling the Legacy of a Remarkable Family

 Title: Harshvardhan and the Illustrious Dynasty: Unveiling the Legacy of a Remarkable Family

Introduction:

In the annals of history, there are families whose remarkable contributions have left an indelible mark on society, shaping culture, politics, and art for generations to come. The Harshvardhan dynasty stands tall as one such illustrious lineage, known for its unwavering dedication to public service, academic brilliance, and the pursuit of excellence. In this SEO-ready blog, we delve into the captivating journey of Harshvardhan and his dynasty, exploring their impact on the world and the legacy they have left behind.

1. The Genesis of the Harshvardhan Dynasty:

The Harshvardhan dynasty traces its roots back to ancient times when the family rose to prominence through acts of valor, wisdom, and governance. Founded by a visionary leader, the dynasty quickly gained recognition for its dedication to the welfare of its subjects and the advancement of knowledge. As the years passed, the Harshvardhan dynasty continued to evolve, adapting to changing times while preserving the essence of its rich heritage.

2. Harshvardhan: A Visionary Leader:

Harshvardhan, the eminent torchbearer of the dynasty, was a leader par excellence. Ascending the throne at a young age, his reign was marked by an unprecedented era of peace, prosperity, and intellectual growth. A patron of the arts and sciences, Harshvardhan's court became a hub of knowledge and innovation, attracting scholars, poets, and thinkers from far and wide.

3. The Golden Age of the Harshvardhan Dynasty:

Under Harshvardhan's reign, the dynasty witnessed a golden age, known for its cultural brilliance and architectural marvels. The dynasty's support for the flourishing arts led to the creation of timeless masterpieces that still mesmerize the world. The Nalanda University, a revered center of learning, was also patronized during this era, further enhancing the dynasty's reputation for intellectual prowess.

4. Contributions to Governance and Administration:

The Harshvardhan dynasty was renowned for its efficient and just administration. Harshvardhan's sagacity in governance earned him the title of 'Harit-Rashtra', meaning the 'Green Ruler,' symbolizing prosperity and growth under his rule. The dynasty's emphasis on law and order fostered an environment where people could thrive and contribute to society's betterment.

5. The Legacy Continues:

Despite the passage of time and the rise and fall of empires, the legacy of the Harshvardhan dynasty continues to resonate in the present day. The values of benevolence, intellectual curiosity, and ethical leadership have inspired leaders and thinkers across the globe. The influence of the Harshvardhan dynasty is not merely confined to the past but extends to contemporary society, where its contributions continue to be celebrated and acknowledged.

Conclusion:

The Harshvardhan dynasty stands as a testament to the power of leadership, knowledge, and benevolence. Harshvardhan's vision and dedication to the welfare of his people have created a lasting legacy that transcends generations. From fostering a golden age of culture and learning to promoting good governance, the Harshvardhan dynasty has left an indelible mark on the world. As we look back at their awe-inspiring journey, we are reminded of the importance of upholding timeless values in shaping a better future for all.

Unveiling the Forebrain: Functions and Significance in Human Cognition

 **Title: Unveiling the Forebrain: Functions and Significance in Human Cognition**

**Introduction**

The brain is a remarkable organ that orchestrates the complex processes of human cognition, emotion, and behavior. At the core of this intricate structure lies the forebrain, which plays a pivotal role in shaping our perceptions, thoughts, and actions. In this blog, we will delve into the world of the forebrain, exploring its anatomy, functions, and significance in our daily lives. Let's embark on a fascinating journey to understand how this vital part of the brain impacts our cognitive abilities.

**Understanding the Forebrain**

The forebrain, also known as the prosencephalon, is the largest and most evolved part of the brain. It consists of two main regions: the cerebral cortex and the subcortical structures. The cerebral cortex, often referred to as the neocortex, is a thin, folded layer covering the brain's outer surface. It is responsible for higher-order cognitive functions, such as language, problem-solving, reasoning, and consciousness. The subcortical structures, located beneath the cortex, include the thalamus, hypothalamus, and limbic system. These structures play essential roles in regulating emotions, memory, and various physiological functions.

**Functions of the Forebrain**

1. **Cognitive Processing**: The cerebral cortex is divided into four lobes - frontal, parietal, temporal, and occipital. Each lobe specializes in specific cognitive functions. For instance, the frontal lobe governs executive functions, such as decision-making, planning, and self-control. The parietal lobe processes sensory information and spatial awareness. The temporal lobe is involved in auditory perception and memory, while the occipital lobe handles visual processing.

2. **Emotional Regulation**: The limbic system, located within the forebrain, is responsible for processing emotions and emotional responses. The amygdala, a key component of the limbic system, plays a significant role in fear and aggression, as well as the formation of emotional memories.

3. **Memory and Learning**: The hippocampus, located within the temporal lobe, is crucial for memory formation and spatial navigation. It allows us to create and retrieve memories, helping us learn from past experiences and adapt to new situations.

4. **Sensory Integration**: The thalamus serves as a relay station for sensory information coming from various parts of the body to the cerebral cortex. It integrates sensory signals, ensuring that we perceive and interpret the world around us accurately.

5. **Endocrine Regulation**: The hypothalamus, connected to the pituitary gland, regulates the body's endocrine system, influencing hormone production and secretion. This control impacts various physiological functions like metabolism, body temperature, hunger, and thirst.

**Significance of the Forebrain in Human Cognition**

The forebrain's significance lies in its role as the epicenter of higher-order cognitive functions. It distinguishes humans from other species, allowing us to reason, create, and communicate complex ideas. Some key aspects of its importance include:

1. **Language and Communication**: The left hemisphere of the cerebral cortex, which is a part of the forebrain, is crucial for language processing. It enables us to understand, produce, and interpret spoken and written language, facilitating communication and knowledge sharing.

2. **Decision-making and Problem-solving**: The frontal lobe, located in the forebrain, plays a vital role in executive functions. This includes decision-making, problem-solving, and goal setting. It allows us to plan and anticipate future outcomes, guiding our actions in a goal-directed manner.

3. **Social Cognition**: The forebrain is involved in social cognition, enabling us to understand and empathize with others. This capacity is essential for forming and maintaining social relationships and fostering a sense of community.

4. **Creativity and Innovation**: The forebrain's complex networks allow for creative thinking and innovation. It empowers us to imagine, invent, and bring abstract ideas into reality, driving progress in science, arts, and technology.

**Conclusion**

The forebrain stands as a testament to the marvels of human evolution. Its intricate structure and diverse functions have enabled us to become highly intelligent and adaptable beings. From cognition and emotions to language and creativity, the forebrain shapes our identity and experiences. Understanding this vital part of the brain enriches our comprehension of human behavior and unlocks the potential for further discoveries in neuroscience. As we continue to explore the depths of the brain, the forebrain remains at the forefront of our understanding of what it truly means to be human.

Modi government subverted legislative process by bulldozing Forest Bill through Parliament: Congress

The Bill seeks to exempt land within 100 km of the country’s borders from the purview of conservation laws and permit the setting up of zoos, safaris and eco-tourism facilities in forest areas.

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Haryana violence | Imam killed in attack on Gurugram mosque; Haryana CM says 5 dead in communal violence

Monday’s attack on VHP yatra, which sparked off communal violence, seems to be part of larger conspiracy, says CM; 60 injured, 44 FIRs registered, 70 taken into custody as clashes spread to three districts

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Parliament proceedings | 75.51 lakh houses completed under PMAY-U

Uttar Pradesh had the largest number of houses completed at 12,87,307, Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs Hardip Singh Puri informed the Rajya Sabha on Monday

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