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ISRAEL: THE GEM OF MIDDLE EAST

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  ISRAEL: THE GEM OF MIDDLE EAST  The State of Israel which consider most trusted country for India also known for its own righteousness, numerous scientific inventions, rich culture, compassionate peoples, historic sites, unity within diversity, art of war which earned them respected in globe. Geographical analysis of Israel suggests that the authors of Old Testament were talking about India, where the trade of animals such as monkeys and peacocks existed. According to Chaim Menachem Rabin, the connection between ancient Israel and the Indian subcontinent was recorded during the reign of King Solomon.The trade relations of both communities can be traced back to 1,000 BCE and earlier to the time of the Indus valley civilization of the Indian subcontinent and the Babylonian culture of Middle East. People of Israel was long history of suppression, animosity and exodus, their condition was much worsen during WWII holocast. In 1948,14th May State of Israel came exist by UN resolution.  Mah
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BALOCHISTAN: STRUGGLE ISN'T OVER YET

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There are many communities in the world who are invaded, oppressed, mass-slaughtered and tortured Baloch nation is one of them. Today on the mark of their 73th Independence day named as commitment in memory of hundreds of ma rtyrs to regain their self rights from invaders. Baloch leader Naela Quadri fear that the ethnic minority of Baloch would become exterminated at the hands of the put Pakistani army. She compares the genocide meted out the people in Balochistan to that of Jews in Germany during Hitler’s time and the Bengalis in East Pakistan. “As per the existing population, every day 10 to 50 people in Balochistan are getting disappeared which will result in the elimination of Baloch people,” Brahmadag Bugti leader of Baloch National movement once said that S A M Quadri, along with Ghaus Bakhsh Bizenjo and Nawab Khair Bakhsh Marri, had approached Jawaharlal Nehru and Maulana Abul Kalam Azad in the early days of India’s independence to pressure Pakistan to free their region. Appare
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SEVA sharing Corona Help Camp at Jadurhati 11th April 2020, Baduria :  Helping others it’s a fundamental part of humanity, bonding together and helping a fellow man or woman. In times of tragedy, the stories of those who help others are inspiring, such as helping the nation recover from national disasters. Some men and women even devote their lives to helping others, who risk their lives for the common good.At this grave situation when whole world is horrified and unified to resist COVID19 then Dakshin Kolkata Krira O Sangskritik Parishad has been has setup a Corona Relief Camp to provide support to the needy people who have been badly hit by the coronavirus issue. In Baduria block Jadurhati SEVA Unit incharge Sri Puskar Kabasi told as a responsible citizen it's our first priority to be with poor families and children's. Inspired by SEVA West Bengal president Sri Sevabrata Das and his uncle Apurba Kabasi MBBS Calcutta Medical College he urgued that- "No one has ever b
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' Debut ' debuted Budding Minds: The importance of psychological well-being in children and adolescent, for their healthy emotional, social, physical, cognitive and educational development, is well-recognized. There is now increasing evidence on the effectiveness of interventions to improve children's and adolescent's resilience, promote mental health and treat mental health problems and disorders.However, a child’s mental and emotional needs may not be as obvious. Good mental health allows child's and adolescent to think clearly, develop socially and learn new skills. Additionally, good friends and encouraging words from adults are all important for helping children develop self confidence, high self-esteem, and a healthy emotional outlook on life. Debut-an initiative to Wellbeing in association with Rotaract Club Calcutta Presidency had organized a walk 'BUDDING MINDS: Footsteps Towards Better Mental Health for Children', on 08.02.2020 on the prin
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The Pop-Up festival brought joy to the Children's  Yesterday the Pop Up Festival 2019 was held at Indian Museum organized by Guardian Education System Pvt.Ltd, supported by NYK South Kolkata, UNICEF,Kolkata Police,Tilottama Foundation and Abhiyaan.This year the theme of this event was 'For every child, every right'.This program was Inaugurated with Lighting the Lamp by dignified guests. Mr.Sanjib Kundu eminent member of UNICEF reminds that there are four rights of every children: Right to development, Right to participation, Right to protection, Right to survival.Sri Raghumoni Chatterjee UNVDYC of NYK South Kolkata told "All children deserve equality, despite their difference. They are entitled to all of these rights, no matter what race, colour, religion, language, ethnicity, gender or abilities define them." After that a sensational drama on Child marriage was performed by UNICEF and DCPU Kolkata Unit. Then a “AAO BAAT KaRe” – interactive session on Chil
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Please "No More Drug" 26th June 2019,Kolkata: When the world celebrated 'International Day of Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking' to spread awareness among the young and old about the dreadful effects of drugs, Narcotics Control Bureau Govt of India, Taltala Sporting Association, Kolkata Police and Bhalobasha Re addiction centre,Nyk South Kolkata were also involved themselves in the celebration. It was because of the thoughtful gesture of Mr.Samiran Pal Joint Director Narcotics Control Bureau Kolkata Zone, the director and administrator of Bhalobasha also insist that such an awareness programme “Social costs of drug abuse” was held. The event was conducted by an Taltala Sporting Association and inspired from Nehru Yuva Kendra South Kolkata.The programme helped the teenagers and youths to get aware of the fatal consequences of consuming drugs.Around 130 youths and local people's participated in the awareness programme and showcased their creative skills by d
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NYK Kolkata South celebrated 5th International Day of Yoga  21st June 2019,Kolkata: For the past five years, the International Day of Yoga is celebrated annually on June 21 to raise global awareness about the benefits of the ancient Indian practice. On December 11, 2014, the United Nations General Assembly declared June 21 as ‘International Day of Yoga’, months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi had proposed the idea.Today Art of Living, Nehru Yuva Kendra South Kolkata has come collaborate together to make an august event on the auspicious occasion of '5th International Day of Yoga' at Indian Museum from 6:30-8:30am.Around 359 youth aspirants were assembled there to keep mind sharp and calm through the way of Yoga.This program was initiated with Lamplightening by respected dignitaries. Mr.Rajesh Purohit- Director Indian Museum, Kuntala Ghosh Dastidar- Ex Captain Indian Football Team, Akash Shaw- NSS Program Officer, Vivekananda College was also present as eminent person.
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