This really unfair, we are following the series day1, now you made last episode only for members.
Now I am not going follow any of your production series now. #raviedubey#sargunmehta#dreamiyataproductions
I have ordered this product from @JioMart and got the damaged one from @JioMart . But unable to raise the complaint as it is non returnable. So they won't exchange them too. First they will sell the wrong and defective piece then nuisance. @JioMart_Support
As 'KUL' as it gets! 🧊
@imkuldeep18 continues his sensational form as he rips one through the batter, while @klrahul pulls off a sharp stumping. 💥
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#INDvSL#Cricket
@bjd_odisha 2/2 When I asked respective officials about the matter they say that you are been registered late you should have registered 3 months before which how can I. There also saying that it is approved let's see you will get the money or not. @Naveen_Odisha@AnganwadiProj
@bjd_odisha 3/3 they are required to make us aware of the scheme properly, how come we know about this . I am working under a private sector where it is not paid for 3 months in maternity leave. So kindly help me out Orissa Government. @Naveen_Odisha @Aganwadiproj
@bjd_odisha 1/2 After knowing about pregnancy after 3 months I have registered myself under mamata scheme in Anganwadi , from 7th month I was supposed to get money till delivery. Now I my after delivery in August, till now I haven't got the money. @AnganwadiProj@Naveen_Odisha
Empowerment through evaluation!
👥📋30 District Programme Coordinators & Program Assistants convene at HETC, BBSR, for the monthly review of the impactful MAMATA scheme & e-Mamata app, under the guidance of the state Advisor and Additional Secretary.
#Odisha’s #Mamata scheme is ensuring adequate nutrition for expectant and lactating mothers. Govt is providing cash benefit by directly transferring money into their bank accounts in a transparent manner. It will further strengthen the antenatal & post-natal care and immunisation.
Chandrayaan-3 Mission:
All set to initiate the Automatic Landing Sequence (ALS).
Awaiting the arrival of Lander Module (LM) at the designated point, around 17:44 Hrs. IST.
Upon receiving the ALS command, the LM activates the throttleable engines for powered descent.
The mission operations team will keep confirming the sequential execution of commands.
The live telecast of operations at MOX begins at 17:20 Hrs. IST
"God does not play dice with the universe" is one of the most famous quotes attributed to Albert Einstein, who used it to express his dissatisfaction with the concept of quantum mechanics. The phrase was used by Einstein in response to a letter from the German physicist Max Born. It originates from a series of heated debates between Einstein and fellow physicist Niels Bohr that took place mostly in the late 1920s and early 1930s.
It refers to one of the key features of quantum mechanics called indeterminacy or uncertainty, which was fiercely debated during the early days of quantum mechanics. This concept fundamentally challenged the deterministic view of the universe that had held sway in physics since the time of Isaac Newton.
In classical physics, if you knew the initial state of a system perfectly (that is, if you knew the positions and velocities of all the particles), then you could, in theory, calculate the future behavior of that system with absolute certainty. However, in 1927, Werner Heisenberg proposed what is now known as the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, which states that it is impossible to simultaneously know both the exact position and momentum of a particle. This introduces a fundamental element of randomness or "chance" into the predictions made by quantum theory.
Einstein, being a classical physicist at heart, was uncomfortable with this inherent randomness in nature. He held a deep belief in a cosmos where the rules were so strictly determined that randomness simply had no place. Hence, the phrase "God does not play dice" encapsulated Einstein's belief in an orderly, predictable universe, as opposed to the probabilistic universe implied by quantum mechanics.
This philosophical disagreement led to a series of debates, primarily between Einstein and Niels Bohr, who was one of the chief architects of quantum mechanics. These debates peaked at the Solvay Conferences, where they would often continue their arguments about the completeness and soundness of quantum theory. Despite Einstein's various "thought experiments" designed to expose what he believed to be flaws in the theory, Bohr was always able to defend quantum mechanics successfully.
Ironically, although Einstein was never comfortable with quantum mechanics, his work on the photoelectric effect (which demonstrated the particle-like properties of light) was one of the key stepping stones that led to its development. It was for this work that he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1921.
To this day, the interpretation of quantum mechanics remains a contentious topic, and Einstein's words still echo in the philosophical debates around determinism and randomness in the universe. However, despite Einstein's objections, quantum mechanics has stood the test of time and experiments, becoming one of the most successful theories in the history of physics.
[Image photographed in 1925 by Paul Ehrenfest]
'Adipurush' Dialogue Controversy: Kathmandu mayor declares ban on '#Adipurush' and Bollywood films after row sparks over Sita's birthplace
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