Supriya Singh

राष्ट्र सर्वोपरी 🙏🙏
धन्य: अस्मि भारतत्वेन 🇮🇳

[Dr Kumar Vishvas @DrKumarVishwas]

“बहिष्कार” में कम बेइज़्ज़ती होती😁
#INDvsPAK

[Manoj Srivastava @ManojSr60583090]

*भारतीय संविधान के अनुसार*

*लोकसभा और विधानसभा चुनाव में

[Dr Kumar Vishvas @DrKumarVishwas]

“चाहे तिल लो या ताड़ लो राजा,
राई लो या पहाड़ लो राजा,
मैं अभागा ‘सवर्ण’ हूँ मेरा,
रौंया-रौंया उखाड़ लो राजा ..।”😢🙏
(स्व० रमेश रंजन) #UGC_RollBack

[Words @wordstionary]

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[Supriya Singh @Audacious_Supi]

@Eternaldharma_ Ram Ram

[Abhijit Iyer-Mitra @Iyervval]

So @ajeetbharti expressed what we’re all feeling - but couldn’t find the words to express. Thanks for this bhai. 100% word for word - this is so so so so much more than just a “temple”. #JaiShriRam

[Mahatma Gandhi Central University @MGCUBihar]

More than seven years after its inception in Feb 2016, #MGCU will be holding its maiden convocation on October 20th. Hon’ble President of India, Her Excellency Smt. Droupadi Murmu @rashtrapatibhvn shall be the Chief Guest.
@sanjaychanakya @EduMinOfIndia @ugc_india @PIB_India

[Awanish Sharan 🇮🇳 @AwanishSharan]

Someone graduated at the age of 22, but waited 5 years before securing a good job.

Someone became a CEO at 25, and died at 50.
While another became a CEO at 50, and lived to 90 years.

Someone is still single, while someone from his school group has become grandfather.

Obama retired at 55 & Trump started at 70.

Everyone in this world works based on their time zone.

People around you might seem ahead of you & some might seem to be behind you.

But everyone is running their own race, in their own time.

Do not envy them.
They are in their time zone, and you are in yours.

So, relax.

You're not late.
You're not early.
You are very much on time.

[Supriya Singh @Audacious_Supi]

कृष्णाय वासुदेवाय हरये परमात्मने। प्रणतः क्लेनाशाय गोविंदाय नमो नमः।।

#शुभ_जन्माष्टमी 🎊 जय श्री कृष्ण 🙏

[Virrender Sehwag @virendersehwag]

In this video from 2014, a wonderful explanation by @SadhguruJV on the science behind the name, and importance of calling our country Bharat.

The country getting renamed Bharat will happen through Parliament, but this World Cup our Team must play with the name “Bharat” @JayShah

[Supriya Singh @Audacious_Supi]

@Aminabutt280 @majorgauravarya @LuckyX420 Look up first the criteria used to measure the hunger index.
You shouldn't worry about that because we spent a lot of money boosting our economy. All of our nation's economic decisions are handled by outstanding economists. To put screenshots, therefore, first consider yourself.

[The Deep View @theDeepView]

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[Supriya Singh @Audacious_Supi]

@IndiaHistorypic Ratan Tata

[Supriya Singh @Audacious_Supi]

Now go and make some new cartoons....

[Major Gaurav Arya (Retd) @majorgauravarya]

Thank you New York Times. Thank you for the racial jibe & the ridicule. Thank you for doubting our abilities. Thank you for laughing at us.

Today we did not knock on the door. Today, we kicked the door down.

Now, go and draw a new cartoon. Go…

#Chandrayaan3

[UPSC NOTES @UPSC_Notes]

Why is a soft landing on the Moon so difficult? 🚀

Nearly sixty years after the Soviet Union’s Luna 9 mission made history as the first soft landing on the Moon, a lunar landing remains elusive for many countries. Russia’s Luna-25 mission failed earlier this week, in the same year that the Japanese Hakuto mission crash-landed. In 2019, Chandrayaan-2’s crash was preceded by Israel’s Beresheet facing a similar fate.

But why is it so difficult? 

To begin with, the Moon has an extremely thin atmosphere. This means that spacecraft cannot rely on atmospheric friction to slow down considerably ahead of a landing. This means that they will have to rely heavily on their propulsion systems to make a safe landing. Also, there is no GPS on the Moon, unlike here on Earth. This means that onboard computers will have to make quick calculations and manoeuvres to land at a safe location without guidance from a massive network of satellites. 

Why is ISRO aiming for the southern pole?

All of the spacecraft that have landed on the Moon previously have landed in the equatorial region, either a few degrees of latitude north or a few degrees south of the lunar equator. NASA’s Surveyor 7 is the mission that went farthest from the equator in history, landing as far away as 50 degrees south of the equator.

It is not without reason that so many missions land near the equator. The terrain and temperature there are more welcoming, making the long and sustained operations of instruments easier. Also, the surface there is relatively smooth with very few steep slopes, hills and craters.

Due to the difficult environment, the polar regions of the Moon have largely remained unexplored. But if the data from many previous orbiter missions is anything to go by, there regions could be very interesting to explore. Chandrayaan-1 observed some evidence of the presence of ice molecules in the deep craters in the region.

Also, the freezing cold temperatures of the region mean that things trapped there would remain frozen for a long time. Essentially, that part of the Moon could act as a “time capsule.” This could help scientists discover clues about the early history of the solar system, including how the Earth and the Moon formed.

#Chandrayaan3 #Chandrayaan3Landing

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

Historic day for India's space sector. Congratulations to @isro for the remarkable success of Chandrayaan-3 lunar mission. https://t.co/F1UrgJklfp

[Supriya Singh @Audacious_Supi]

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[Health & Men's Care @Noblemasculin1]

10 Netflix Movies to Inspire Your Life + Mindset.

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[Philosophy Sage @philosophysage]

30 Life hacks I wish I knew at 20

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[Supriya Singh @Audacious_Supi]

"Sanatanam enam ahuh uta adyah syat punarnavah"

Means

They proclaim him to be eternal. But he may become new again even today.

#Hinduism :- Way of life✨