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"hamari choriya choro se kam hai ke" India batter Smriti Mandhana was the most expensive buy at the inaugural Women's Premier League auction in Mumbai, going to Royal Challengers Bangalore for INR 3.4 crore (USD 415,000 approx). She was also the first player to come up for bidding at the auction on Monday. RCB spent nearly 50% of their INR 12 crore purse on three players in the first marquee set, also buying allrounders Sophie Devine at her base price of INR 50 lakh (USD 61,000 approx) and Ellyse Perry for INR 1.7 crore (USD 207,000 approx). "Everyone knows Mandhana and Perry, we were pretty committed to the couple of people we wanted to get," RCB director of cricket Mike Hesson said. "We're very happy to get such quality players. It's a dream result for us to get Mandhana, Perry and Devine. Smriti has got plenty of captaincy experience and is familiar with the Indian conditions, so highly likely [she'll be captain]." News by @espncricinfo #colorsofspectrum #TheTatva #rvcjinsta #smritimandhana #royalchallengersbangalore #rcb #ipl #wpl #cricket #bcci #viratkohli. https://www.instagram.com/p/Com2RVpyunL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

The news has raised the possibility that India, which was expected to surpass China as the world’s most populous country later this year, has already done so. According to projections from the World Population Review (WPR), India’s population was 141.7 crore as of the end of 2022. That's a little more than 50 lakh more than the 141.2 crore declared by China on January 17, when there was the first fall since the 1960s, according to official announcements.. . . . #TheTatva #TatvaNews #India #China #Population #People #Money #Economy #World #Earth #Country #Nation #Record #Billion #Report #latest (at Freetown, Sierra Leone) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnk8gJ1qFti/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

A report by Cushman and Wakefield stated that Bengaluru lags behind Beijing as one of the top tech hubs in the Asia-Pacific, followed by Chennai, Hyderabad and Delhi with a strong demand for quality office spaces from domestic and multinational companies and a consistent supply of quality office spaces. Driven by demand. The country added more than 500,000 jobs in IT in the last financial year, the study said. The study considered factors such as talent, real estate and business environment to assess and evaluate cities. Stating that Bengaluru is India's largest Grade A office market, the report called the city one of the largest contributors to office space leasing with an average share of 25-30% in annual all-India leasing activity from 2017 to 2021. The report said the tech sector accounts for an average of 38-40% of the annual leasing activity (2017-2021) in the Bengaluru office market, which is higher than the national average of 35%. Stating that the city has a lot to offer residents, the report also touched upon the quality of life, it said, adding that Bengaluru topped the Indian government's Ease of Living Index 2020 under the million+ population category Is. The Indian tech sector has been resilient to the early effects of the pandemic, making a rapid comeback and lagging most other sectors. Office-use and technical employment fully reached pre-pandemic levels within two years in major Indian cities. . . . #TheTatva #theearthtimes #TatvaNews #Asia #Pacific #Bengaluru #Karnataka #India #Beijing #China #Tech #Hub #Amsterdamn #SanFrancisco #Europe #America #Delhi #Chennai #Mumbai #Hyderabad (at Bangluru karnataka) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChwcrRwP4pt/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

A severe drought has exposed an 113-million-year-old dinosaur track on a riverbank in central Texas. The massive tracks, which belonged to an Acrocanthosaurus, had not been seen since 2000, as they sat beneath several layers of water and sediment. Park Superintendent Jeff Davis said the tracks at Dinosaur Valley State Park in Texas are among the best preserved in the world. According to the US Drought Monitor, almost all of Texas is experiencing drought. Last week, over 87 per cent of the state was facing one of the three most severe drought categories - severe, extreme and exceptional. The extremely dry, hot conditions of summer caused a river in a Central Texas park to dry up almost completely, revealing dinosaur tracks. Superintendent Davies told the BBC that the recently uncovered track, called the "Lone Ranger Trackway", belonged to an Acrocanthosaurus, which ran for about 100 feet on that trail. In total there are an estimated 140 tracks from this single dinosaur, of which about 60 are now visible. Acrocanthosaurus was a theropod, a "distinctive three-legged dinosaur", Mr Davis said. Standing at a height of about 15 feet, he must have weighed about seven tons. These dinosaurs probably hunted Sauroposidon. Other species whose tracks are also found in the state park. Sauroposeidon was 60 feet tall with a long neck, and weighed about 44 tons when fully grown. The extreme weather has led to other surprises as well. Human remains have been discovered in Lake Mead - America's largest reservoir - as water levels drop. And in Europe, declining water levels have led to the appearance of "hunger stones" engraved on the waterlines of rivers during past droughts as a warning to future generations that when the stones are above water, suffering lies ahead. . Not all droughts are caused by climate change, but more heat in the atmosphere is pulling more moisture from the earth and making drought worse. The world has already warmed by about 1.2C since the industrial age began and unless governments around the world make drastic cuts in emissions, temperatures will continue to rise. #thetatva #dinasour #history #footprint #taxes #newsfromus #thetatvaindia (at Dinasour Valley) https://www.instagram.com/p/Choz6AnvW6m/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

Climate change: 'Shocking' rate of global tree loss from fire Click here for more information -blog- https://bit.ly/3CgHopi A new report says that about 16 football trees per minute were destroyed in forest fires in 2021. Worldwide, the amount of trees burned has nearly doubled in the past 20 years, data from Global Forest Watch shows Climate change is a major factor in growth as it leads to higher temperatures and drier conditions Of the 9 million hectares of trees consumed by fire in 2021, more than 50 million were in Russian World leaders meet in an effort to protect the sea Why Drought Can Cause Dangerous Flooding Drought exposes dangers to power supplies The new data allows researchers to distinguish between trees lost in fires and those destroyed during agriculture, logging or intentional burning. In 2021, the second-worst year for fires on record, an area the size of Portugal was lost. "It's staggering," says James McCarthy, an analyst at Global Forest Watco. "That's almost twice what it was 20 years ago. It's amazing how much fire activity has increased in such a short period of time." The effects of fire-related damage are being felt primarily in the forests of more northern countries such as Canada and Russia. While fires are a natural part of the long working hours of these forests, the scale of destruction seen in Russia in 2021 was unprecedented. Of the 9.3 million hectares (23 million acres) burned globally, Russia accounts for more than Halo. "What is most worrying is that fires are becoming more frequent, more severe and have the potential to unlock the carbon stored in the soil," said James McCarth. Trees and soil store carbon dioxide – one of the major gases warming our atmosphere – and experts say they are critical in tackling climate change Climate change is seen as a major driver of these fires, with rising temperatures leading to drought conditions in which more trees are burned. The northern regions of the world are warming rapidly, prolonging the fire season. #thetatvaindianews #TheTatva #theearthoutdoors #theearthtimes #climatechange #climat #fire #forest #planttrees #plants (at Earth) https://www.instagram.com/p/Che0YTzv3Rj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

In what has come as a setback in the medical industry, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has accused the makers of Dolo-650 tablets of spending Rs 1,000 crore for distributing free gifts to doctors for prescribing the drug. The Federation of Medical and Sales Representatives Association of India submitted that the pharma company manufacturing the fever reducer Dolo tablet had invested Rs. 1,000 crore for free to prescribe them to patients. Justice DY Chandrachud, who is heading the Supreme Court bench, said that this is a serious issue. "It's not music to my ears. I was told to do the same even when I had Covid. This is a serious issue and matter," he was quoted as saying by B&B. The Supreme Court was hearing a PIL seeking a direction to make pharmaceutical companies liable to give freebies to doctors as an incentive to prescribe their medicines. The petition by the Federation of Medical and Sales Representative Association of India has sought a direction to give statutory backing to the Uniform Code of Pharmaceutical Marketing Practices (UCPMP). The petitioner cited the high sale and prescription of drug Remdesivir during the COVID-19 pandemic as an example. Last month, the Income Tax Department had raided the office of Micro Labs Limited, a Dolo-650 manufacturer. At present, no law in India prohibits any such practice. It has been said in the petition that such drugs are a threat to the life and health of the patient. It also said that in this situation, the customer pays for branded drugs that are "overprescribed" or "irrationally prescribed" by doctors. It argued that giving a statutory basis to the UCPMP would provide transparency and accountability in the process. The National Medical Commission (NMC) has sought details of doctors from the Income Tax Department who had allegedly received freebies from six pharma companies, including Micro Labs, which makes Dolo 650, against whom raids were conducted last month. , , , #TheTatva #TatvaNews #India #Dolo650 #Dolo #Pill #Drug #Medicine #COVID19 #Pandemic #Coronavirus #Supreme Court #Pharma #Medical (at India इंडिया भारत) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChaQtIFv6wb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=