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Month: September 2023

Indian Athletes Dazzle At The World Stage

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Anahat Singh Wins Gold In Squash Championships

Anahat Singh clinched the gold medal in the U17 category of the Asian Junior Squash Individual Championships 2023 held in China from August 16 to 20.

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Priya Malik Wins Gold at U20 World Wrestling Championships

Indian wrestler Priya Malik has achieved a remarkable feat by winning the gold medal at the U20 World Wrestling Championships held in Jordan.

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Indian Women Blind Cricket Team Wins Gold 

The Indian women’s blind cricket team created history by defeating Australia in the finals of the International Blind Sports Federation World Games in Birmingham, England. They won the final match by 9 wickets, winning the gold medal.

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India Wins Bronze In Badminton

Indian badminton player HS Prannoy won the bronze medal in the men’s singles category at the BWF World Badminton Championships 2023 in Denmark.

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World Athletics Championships 2023 :  India’s Men’s Relay Team Breaks The Asian Record

India’s men’s 4×400m relay team finished fifth in the final of the World Athletics Championships 2023 in Budapest, Hungary. How-ever, the Indian men’s 4×400m relay team scripted history in the semifinal heat, by setting the Asian Record. The Indian team of Muhammad Anas Yahiya, Amoj Jacob, Muhammad Ajmal Variathodi and Rajesh Ramesh shattered the Asian record in a stunning race, clocking 2 minutes and 59.05 seconds.

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Indian Athletes who have qualified for Paris Olympics 2024

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The Paris Olympics 2024, set to be held in the City of Lights, is a highly anticipated sporting event on the global stage. India, with its rich sporting history, is leaving no stone unturned to ensure a strong representation at the games. As the nation gears up for the grand event, several Indian athletes have already qualified to participate, promising to make the country proud with their skills, determination, and dedication.

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Here is the list of the Indian Athletes who have qualified for Paris Olympics 2024:

Paris 2024 Olympics breaking qualification schedule

DateEventType
February 24-26Breaking for Gold KitakyushuRanking points
April 14-15Breaking for Gold Rio de JaneiroRanking points
July 1-2Asian Breaking ChampionshipsDirect qualify

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The GOAT Neeraj Chopra Wins Historic Gold For Javelin Throw

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First-Ever Indian to win a gold at the world athletics championships

Neeraj Chopra, in a historic moment for Indian athletics, clinched the gold medal in the men’s javelin throw event at the World Athletics Championships 2023 held in Budapest, Hungary. The “golden boy of Indian athletics” etched his name in history by becoming the first-ever Indian athlete to secure a gold medal at this prestigious championship.

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His stellar throw of 88.17m won him this gold medal. Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem, won the silver medal. Neeraj Chopra has also qualified for the Paris Olympics 2024. Shortly after becoming the new world champion, Neeraj Chopra won a silver medal at the Zurich Diamond League 2023.

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Neeraj Chopra has already won the Olympic Gold in Tokyo, also has a Diamond Trophy, the Asian Games Gold, and a Commonwealth Games Gold.

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Too Hot for Photosynthesis in Tropical Rainforests

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Climate change could be gradually making the world’s tropical rainforests too hot for photosynthesis to occur. According to a recent study published in Nature, by a group of scientists from countries including the US, Australia, and Brazil,  some leaves in tropical forests from South America to South East Asia are getting so hot they may no longer be able to photosynthesize. This can have big potential consequences for the world’s forests. The ability of leaves to photosynthesize begins to fail when their temperature reaches around 46.7º C. Leaves can get much hotter than the air temperature. Currently, only 0.01 % of all leaves surpass this critical temperature every year. But scientists warn that air temperature rises of 4º C could push trees in tropical forests beyond a tipping point and into mass death. 

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What are tropical rainforests and why are they so important?

National Geographic states that “a rainforest is an area of tall, mostly evergreen trees and a high amount of rainfall. Rainforests are Earth’s oldest living ecosystems, with some surviving in their present form for at least 70 million years”.

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They are home to ancient, towering trees and a huge variety of plants, birds, insects and fascinating mammals.  Rainforests are found on every continent except Antarctica. The largest rainforests on Earth surround the Amazon River in South America and the Congo River in Africa. 

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UN: Children Have the Right to Clean Environment

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In a recent report, the United Nations (“UN) has told governments around the world to act urgently to protect children from climate change. The report further states that climate change is affecting children’s rights to life, survival and development, and says children’s voices aren’t being heard enough in discussions about climate change. The UN Child Rights Committee has released new recommendations for nations to follow. These recommendations have been drafted with the assistance of children. More than 16,000 children from across 121 countries provided comments, describing the effects of climate change on their lives and communities.  The report has further stated that: 

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  • UN nations will have to take steps to protect children from the detrimental consequences of climate change. 
  • Member countries should look into the “clear emerging link” between climate change and children’s mental health.
  • Governments should phase out fossil fuels and switch to renewable energy sources. 
  • Young people must be involved in preparing new guidance in the future.
  • The governments will be held accountable for environmental damage.

What do you think your Government should do to provide you a better future and cleaner environment?

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