Warm up with "Monica, Oh my darling" ЁЯШН - Indian Navy during Republic day rehearsals

Indian Navy contingent singing and dancing with gusto on evergreen bollywood song "Monica, oh my darling" during Republic Day 2022 rehearsals at Rajpath, New Delhi. Shot in 4k.


The Indian Navy Band is one of the best bands in Asia. The Naval Musicians, known as unofficial ambassadors of the country, are trained in using the finest instruments.

How People Feel About Their Economic Prospects

The Edelman Trust Barometer report, released every year, assesses people's trust in various power structures.

The report is also a great tool for gauging global sentiment, and when it comes to how people in wealthy economies feel about the near future, one word comes to mind: negative. In reality, in the majority of countries examined, respondents' optimism about their economic prospects has decreased.




What happened to cause Narendra Modi to 'stammer' in front of the entire world?

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi found himself embarrassed on Monday after a teleprompter malfunction left him confused, forced him to stammer and abruptly stop his public address at the World Economic Forum.



After then, Prime Minister Modi was taken aback. He motioned for the teleprompter to be fixed by the folks present. The teleprompter resembles a television on which the script is displayed. That is, the teleprompter dictates what you should say.

The PM gets upset and asks World Economic Forum Chairman Klaus Schwab whether the voice is coming. Chairman Claus says there is a voice, thousands of people are listening to you, you speak. But due to the bad teleprompter of PM Modi, he has difficulty in reading. But as soon as the teleprompter is fixed, PM Modi starts his address. He addressed the World Economic Forum for about half an hour. And in the seventh minute the teleprompter broke down.

The opposition began hitting PM Modi as soon as the video became viral. This, according to Congresswoman Radhika Khera, is why the Prime Minister does not hold press conferences.

One thing was demonstrated by this episode: Those who thought the Prime Minister was a gifted orator learned today that he does not talk by himself but rather reads what has been written. The most important point is that when the machine stopped working for some reason, he began stammering on a venue like the World Economic Forum, unable to say anything about India to anybody else - and to in his native language 'Hindi'.

Know Your Own Value - Determine Your Own Worth

A person's worth is determined from the person itself. No matter what people think about yourself or how bad a situations you are into, it can never decreases your value. You should always believe in yourself because it's you who determine your own worth.




In Relationships - Build Bridges Not Walls

When we communicate with others in the way that is comfortable for them, they understand us better and feel understood. When people are understood, they are open, curious, willing to listen, and forgiving. This is where we build bridges instead of walls.



Here are three things you can do to build a bridge instead of a wall:

1. Don't Interrupt. When someone is saying something you don't agree with, or making a statement that makes your skin crawl; don't interrupt them. By interrupting, you are being the wall, refusing to hear what they have to say. Interruptions are seen as aggressive and rude. Let them finish their statement and then follow the next two steps.

2. Stay calm. Whatever the disagreement or difference in opinions; it is not personal. Don't take it personally, and don't make it personal. In a perfect world, we would not launch insults or hate because someone has a different perspective. Unfortunately, it is the way it is. Be the voice of reason, stay calm, don't take it personally and hopefully others will follow your suit.

3. Set Boundaries. There are some subjects that will just be off the table for discussion.

The Metaverse Explained

2022 is expected to be the year of Metaverse. A virtual universe where reality meets imagination. How safe is it going to be? Will it make our lives better or will it manipulate our perception of reality?

 

Palki Sharma decodes.

How Big Pharma pushes dangerous drugs and reaps profits

The pandemic has revealed the power of big pharma.
Major drug manufacturers and suppliers have the power to set prices, influence regulators and lobby lawmakers.
This power has allowed big pharma to push potentially dangerous drugs.

 

Palki Sharma tells you.