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National Video Game Day 2020 12 september

December 07, 2019

National Video Game Day 2020: advantages and disadvantages of video games 12 september


Video games are electronic, interactive games known for their vibrant colors, sound effects and intricate graphics. These are run in a television set or computer by installing a game box connected to the wires.


The child then uses a joystick or controller to control a character or chain of characters as the characters face obstacles displayed on the screen.

These are mainly designed to attract children and adolescents. A computer game is a computer-controlled game where players play with objects displayed on the screen for entertainment.

A video game is essentially a form of entertainment, but refers not only to games played on personal computers, but also to games played by a console or arcade machine.

The term "computer games" also includes games that display only text or that use sound or vibration such as their primary feedback device or controller (console games) or other methods in conjunction with one of the above. .

We live in a decade where the video game industry is one of the richest and growing industries in the world. Computers and technologies are adversely affected in younger generations. The gaming industry is also a big factor in shaping young people's minds.

In this article we will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of video games.

Advantages / Video Effects of Playing Video Games

Improves reflex and IQ


Studies have proved that playing video games improves players' reflection in many aspects. It has also made gamers a better surgeon. The fact is that people who played video games 3 hours a day performed well, being 32% accurate and effectively being laparoscopic (small incision) specialists. Studies have also proved that people who are regular gamers have improved brain activity.

Better Basic Visual Procedures


People who play 30 hours a week become more contract sensitive and are able to distinguish difficult colors in comparison to non-gamers. The test results showed that people playing video games showed improvement in vision.


Better functioning


Functioning refers to the ability to allocate mental capacity to individuals. Video games have improved attention and decision making skills. Studies have proved that people who play video games are good at making better decisions. Often gamers are good at multi-tasking.

On July 8, the world witnessed National Video Games Day (or National Videogame Day). The obscure 'holiday' is one of two National Video Game Days that gamers across the world observe (the other is on September 12).

The first mention of National Video Games Day appears in the 1991 edition of Chase’s Calendar of Events in the US. According to the listing, the day i.e. July 8 is described as "a day for kids of all ages who enjoy videogames to celebrate the fun they have while playing them."

However, now that gaming has evolved into a full blown multi-billion market, it seems like we have forgotten some of the good old classics that we grew up with as kids.

So this year to celebrate National Video Game Day, we bring to you a series of five popular games that will take you back to 90's:

Mario: Well who doesn't remember this classic 90's game, featuring plumber Mario, this is one of the first video games which introduced the concept of gaming to Indians. This game revolves around Mario trying save a princess.

Tekken: Developed and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment, Tekken was one of the first arcade games to arrive in India. Following the success of Tekken, its two new versions were also introduced in India. Tekken 7 was released in 2017.

Duck Hunt: Composed by Hirokazu Tanaka, Duck Hunt is 1984 light gun shooter video game. In this game all you have to do is shoot the moving ducks down with your mouse. And as a result, you earn a couple of points to advance to the next level.

Road Rash: As one gets to participate in violent, illegal street races, this is one of those games which allow us to act like a real badass. Developed by Electronic Arts, Road Rash is based on motorcycle-racing.

Midtown Madness: Featuring 4 single-player modes, Midtown Madness was originally introduced for teens to learn traffic rules. However, we all know how everyone used to drive while killing pedestrians
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World Cancer Day

November 30, 2019

World Cancer Day


Government and non-governmental health organizations, combined to form a strategy to fight against cancer by uniting all people on a global basis, with its precautionary steps, its treatment and spreading the real message about this epidemic World Cancer Day is celebrated every year on February 4 all over the world to remember all efforts by the nation, WHO. It is celebrated to plan some new strategies as well as to implement some new programs which help to make more and more people aware of this disease. These events are held annually under the supervision of the Central International Cancer Control (UICC) and other major health organizations involved in the fight against cancer.


Cancer Day 2020
World Cancer Day 2019 will be celebrated all over the world on Monday, February 4.


World Cancer Day 2020 special
Like every year, various programs were organized across the country on World Cancer Day this year to bring awareness among people about cancer. On this day, children were given all kinds of information related to cancer disease and in addition, many special programs were organized in hospitals on World Cancer Day. These included providing maximum information about cancer to the people, alerting people about its myths and misconceptions and programs such as public awareness rally.

An awareness rally was organized on Sunday, February 3, on behalf of the Mahamana Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya Cancer Institute of the Tata Trust, located at Kashi Hindu University, the premier university of Varanasi, the prime minister's parliamentary constituency. This rally was taken through the Sir Sunder Lal Hospital to Lanka Crossroads. In which employees and participants were given important information about cancer by raising awareness slogans like "Save the knowledge of cancer".

Awareness rally was organized by Lions Club Umang in Ajmer city of Rajasthan on the day of World Cancer Day 2020. In which people were informed about the causes of cancer and side effects of tobacco consumption. This rally was organized by the students of the Government Uma Balika Vidyalaya at Vaishali Nagar Aateed at 10.15 am on Monday. Along with this, an anti-addiction awareness rally was also organized by the women of the city at 11 am on February 4 in the city of Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. More than 100 women participated in this rally and people were informed about the ill effects of intoxication and the cancer caused by it.

Every year, millions of people lose their lives due to cancer and its main reason is tobacco consumption. Keeping this theme in mind, an awareness program was organized in Patna AIIMS from February 4 to February 8. Under this, people were also given information about the symptoms of cancer and its prevention.

In the Betul district of Madhya Pradesh, on the occasion of World Cancer Day, various social organizations of the city jointly formed a 12 km long human chain to make people aware. The making of human chain started on February 4 at 8 am. So far 1300 people have been invited to the program of this human series.

History of world cancer day

The plan to commemorate World Cancer Day was launched in Geneva, Switzerland in 1933 under the control of the UICC (Central International Cancer Control) and with the help of various other renowned cancer societies, research institutes, treatment centers and patients groups. To control and fight this deadly disease, World Cancer Day program was established to fulfill all the requirements.

According to a report, it is worth noting that more than 12.7 million people have been diagnosed with cancer, as well as 7 million people die from the disease every year. To protect against the risk of this infectious disease and to follow its precautionary steps, instruct people to check its symptoms as well as to save millions of lives from cancer. February 4 has been set up specifically to teach them about proper eating, regular and proper physical activity, and to learn how to prevent carcinogenic elements or conditions, etc. to spread awareness among people about cancer.

World Cancer Day


How is World Cancer Day celebrated?
Major health organizations as well as non-governmental organizations participate by organizing camps, awareness programs, rallies, speeches, seminars, etc. to spread a special message about cancer prevention and its prevention. Various controlled measures policy has been implemented and people are encouraged to join in large numbers.

The public, health organizations and other non-governmental organizations are encouraged and requested by many methods before celebrating this day to participate during the celebration. Common citizens are the main targets of this program, for which this message is spread and distributed so that cancer can be controlled. Accordingly, a tool for better support by the UICC, which has a mold, information sheet, and instructions, is made available to various organizations.


This program among the people and the resultIt is celebrated every year by using a special theme to make Nedrit. According to a report, in terms of different types of cancer and mortality per year, liver cancer / 6,10,000, lung cancer / 1.3 million, colorectal cancer / 6,39,000, stomach cancer / 8,03,000, breast cancer / 5,19,000 etc. people (middle and low income).

While celebrating the festival, people are targeted to tell them about the dangers of causing cancer such as tobacco use, excessive weight, eating less vegetables and fruits, little or no physical activity, alcohol use , HPV infection, air pollution in urban areas, indoor smoking, genetic threat, excessive sun exposure etc. Apart from human papilloma virus and hepatitis B, people are also made aware about the methods of vaccination.

Why is World Cancer Day celebrated?

Before this, World Cancer Day is celebrated to make the common people aware of the cancer prevention measures and dangers for detection or prevention. Generally, a person suffering from cancer is considered as hatred and untouchable by the common people. There are various types of social myths related to cancer in common people, such as living with or touching a cancer victim, they can also get this fatal disease. This day is also celebrated to end such myth. Due to this, it is celebrated to create general awareness about all the reality of cancer like symptoms and treatment etc.

Various programs are organized on this day to show the people that the person suffering from cancer should not be treated separately, they should have the right to live like a common man in the society and no relationship should be changed for them Want Their wishes should be fulfilled by their relatives, even if they are unlikely to live. It is very important that they should feel good like a normal person and should not feel as if they are being given some treatment because they are about to die. They need to feel self-respect and a normal environment in their society and home.

The common person should refrain from sharing excessive stories of failure or their failure with cancer victims as their pain and fear can become unbearable for them. To make their journey easy and happy or to defeat cancer and to boost their morale, to feel energetic and to give them self confidence, they should tell some positive stories.

According to statistics, it is worth noting that most cancer cases and deaths (47% and 55% respectively) occur in less developed regions of the world. If it is not controlled, by 2030 it could reach a more dangerous level. That is why it is very important that it be controlled in every corner of the world.

During this program people are encouraged to be good about their good lifestyle, controlled diet, regular physical activity and weight management to reduce the risk of presence of cancer. They are encouraged to get rid of their alcohol addiction, unhealthy diet and physical stability.


Common myths and facts about cancer
Here are some common myths and facts about cancer among common people, which are very important to remove and to get control over it, one has to understand its reality very well.

People generally think that cancer tissue is only a matter of health when it is not.
Common people understand that cancer is a disease of rich and old people whereas it is a global and infectious disease which can happen to people of all ages.
The common man feels that suffering from cancer is like a punishment, but now most cancers are curable.
Common people feel that cancer was in their destiny whereas in 30% of cases it can be cured and prevented for the whole life.
World Cancer Day Theme

World Cancer Day is celebrated every year on some special theme; Here are the themes of some years:


The theme of the 2007 World Cancer Day was "Children's Today, World's Tomorrow".
The theme of 2008 World Cancer Day was "Give children and young people a smoke-free environment".
The theme of 2009 World Cancer Day was "I love my healthy active childhood".
The theme of the 2010 World Cancer Day was "Vaccination for the prevention of liver cancer related viruses".
The theme of the 2011 World Cancer Day was "Education of children and youth through measures to avoid sunlight".
The theme of 2012 World Cancer Day was "Together it's possible".
The theme of the 2013 World Cancer Day was "Cancer - Did You Know?"
The theme of the 2014 World Cancer Day was "expose myths".
The theme of 2015 World Cancer Day was "not outside our borders".
The theme of World Cancer Day of 2016, 2017 and 2018 was "We can. I can do it. "

For the three years from 2019 to 2021, the theme of World Cancer Day has been "I am and I will".

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what is World Braille Day?

November 26, 2019

World Braille Day?

World Braille Day is celebrated every year in memory of Louis Braille, who invented the Braille script. He was born on January 4, 1809. Every year January 4 is celebrated as World Braille Day all over the world. Let me tell you that Louis discovered the Braille script at the age of 15 only.

 Braille is not a language


Indeed, his viewing ability was snatched due to an accident. After which he made this amazing discovery. After the invention of the Braille script, the lives of blind, visually impaired or partially blind people around the world became much easier. With the help of this, many such people could stand on their feet. Let us tell you that Braille is a kind of code. It is often mistaken to be seen as a language.

This is how the idea of ​​Braille script came


Explain that under the Braille script, a code is created from the dots emerging, consisting of three lines of 6 dots. In this, the code of this entire system is hidden. The idea of ​​Braille script is said to have come from Louis Braille's mind because of a Captain Charles Barbier of Napoleon's army who visited his school. He had shared with the children a technique called 'Night Writing' with the help of which soldiers used to avoid enemies. Under this, they exchanged cryptic messages in raised points.
 Braille system also in computer
This technology has now reached the computer. Round and bulging points in such computers, due to which blind people are now becoming technically strong.

World Braille Day: know how the idea of ​​Braille script came to the mind of Louis Braille.


World Braille Day is celebrated every year in memory of Louis Braille, who invented the railway script.


new Delhi. World Braille Day is celebrated every year in memory of Louis Braille, who invented the Braille script. He was born on January 4, 1809. Every year January 4 is celebrated as World Braille Day all over the world. Let me tell you that Louis discovered the Braille script at the age of 15 only. Braille, not a language, is a kind of code. In fact, due to an accident, his ability to see was snatched away. After which he made this amazing discovery. After the invention of the Braille script, the lives of blind, visually impaired or partially blind people around the world became much easier. With the help of this, many such people could stand on their feet. Let us tell you that Braille is a kind of code. It is often mistaken to be seen as a language. Thus came the idea of ​​Braille script that a code is made from the points emerging under Braille script, which consists of three lines of 6 points. In this, the code of this entire system is hidden. The idea of ​​Braille script is said to have come from Louis Braille's mind because of a Captain Charles Barbier of Napoleon's army who visited his school. He had shared with the children a technique called 'Night Writing' with the help of which soldiers used to avoid enemies. Under this, they exchanged cryptic messages in raised points. Braille system also in computer
This technology has now reached the computer. Round and bulging points in such computers, due to which blind people are now becoming technically strong.
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World toilet day

November 25, 2019

World toilet day

World Toilet Day: which is celebrated every year on 19 November, according to the United Nations, an estimated 2.5 billion population of the world does not have adequate sanitation, and one billion global population is converged in the open with half of them. More people live in India, with the result of diseases, the environment would get contaminated, so the government is running a clean India campaign to overcome this problem. Land but to Suc open, according to a survey is a way of indicating Accordingly, public Suchalyoँ regular Asked about half logos and says as many people to defecate in the open it convenient measure of the attitude. In such a situation, there seems to be a change in thinking for a clean India.



One out of every three women in the world does not have access to safe toilets. The reason for trust for open defecation is to have a bad effect on the privacy and respect of women and girls and there is a possibility of incidents of violence and rape against them.

Sustainable development goals
The goal of providing pure drinking water and sanitation facilities to everyone has also been set in the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals. But due to poor infrastructure, contaminated water supply and filth, one thousand children die every day. [1]

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According to the 2011 Census of India, 67 percent of the households in the villages and 13 percent of the households in the cities defecate in the open. According to the non-governmental organization Research Institute of Compassionate Economics, 40 percent of the households in the country that have toilets, yet one member from each of them regularly goes to open defecation.

As of 2011 censusNumber of houses and toilets built during 2001-11

5.47 crore houses across the country5.39 Crore toilet facility housesNote: This includes public toilets, pre-existing constructions along with school toilets.


24.66 crore households across the country according to the 2011 census only

Homes with 12.38 crore toilet facilities only as per 2011 census
12.28 crore households do not have toilets only as per 2011 census
Jagran Pahal
In order to curb the trend of open defecation and change it and to spread awareness about cleanliness, the initiative of Dainik Jagran's social concern, in collaboration with RB India, is running projects in two hundred villages of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar in this campaign. With the help of 500 Panchayati Raj Institutions community leaders, 500 Asha, Anganwadi workers, they directly connected with two lakh women of these villages and made them clean K is being inspired. In 100 villages in Bhagalpur district of Bihar and in 100 villages of Varanasi, Kannoj and Etawah in Uttar Pradesh, the achievements of the people who are the bearers of monitoring and change are being underlined at every stage.


According to the declaration of the United Nations, World Toilet Day is celebrated on 19 November every year. According to the world, nearly two and a half billion population of the world is still not able to defecate properly and are forced to live in filth. If we consider another figure of the world, almost one billion global population in the whole world is cursed to defecate in the open. It is surprising that in this one billion population, the number of Indian people is more than half. Learn more about the special features of World Toilet Day. Mahatma Gandhi, the father of our country, gave more importance to cleanliness than independence. He said, every person should take care of their own cleanliness. Which one day our country itself will become clean. With the changing times, awareness of the need and importance of toilets has also increased.

In fact, in the last four to five years, the awareness campaign launched by the government on the importance of the utility of toilets has changed the condition of toilets in remote areas of India.
    
World Toilet Day was started in 2001 by the World Toilet Organization. But awareness in this organization started coming after about 12 years. That is, in 2013, people started working fast on this organization. As far as India is concerned, since the year 2014, the efforts of the Central Government spread awareness in India rapidly.
Let us tell you that along with the independence movement, Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation, had conducted many social awareness campaigns and among them he stressed on cleanliness. The importance of cleanliness to the toilet was also emphasized in it. At this time Prime Minister Modi of the country is also always aware about cleanliness. The Prime Minister is often seen in 'Mann Ki Baat' talking about cleanliness. Let cleanliness-free India is the most important program of Prime Minister Modi. According to a report, the number of open defecators in our country is about 89.2 crore. However, to deal with this at the earliest, our government has launched Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. Which seems to be of some benefit. So far more than 9 crore toilets have been built in rural areas. The government is trying to construct toilets in more rural areas in the year 2019. According to a report, the number of open defecators in our country is about 89.2 million. However, to deal with this at the earliest, our government has launched Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. Which seems to be of some benefit. So far more than 9 crore toilets have been built in rural areas. The government is trying to construct toilets in more rural areas in the year 2019.
Tell the factsIt is said that 20 percent of the people do not wash their hands after the toilet. Also, men take longer to toilet than women.
In a 1992 survey, the British toilet was ranked as the worst in the world.

In Singapore, not flushing the toilet is a legal offense. There is also a fine for this.
The toilet contains the most bacteria and can cause infections even after a flush.
Afghanistan has more TV than toilet. Ninety percent of the population here has a TV but 77 percent have a flush toilet.
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World Soil Day was observed on 5 December

November 25, 2019

World Soil Day was observed on 5 December

World Soil Day is celebrated by the United Nations on 5 December every year. The purpose of celebrating this day is to make farmers and common people aware of the importance of soil.

'World Soil Day' will be celebrated on 05 December 2019 all over the world. The main purpose of celebrating this day is to make farmers and common people aware of the importance of soil. The theme of World Soil Day 2017 is "Caring for the Planet Starts from Ground".


The first World Soil Day was celebrated all over the world on 05 December 2014. Deputy Director General of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Dr. Randhir Singh said that changes in farming practices and environment have had an impact on both soil and water. This program will be celebrated throughout the year to raise awareness about soil and promote sustainable use of important resources.

In order to improve soil health, Prime Minister Modi launched the Soil Health Card Scheme (SHC) in the year 2015. For this, the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperation of the Government of India had set a target of issuing 14 crore Soil Health Cards (SHCs) across the country.


World Soil Day:


World Soil Day is celebrated by the United Nations on 5 December every year. The purpose of celebrating this day is to make farmers and common people aware of the importance of soil. In many parts of the world, fertile soil is barren and the use of more chemical fertilizers and insecticides by farmers is reducing the biological properties of the soil, its fertility is declining and it is also falling victim to pollution. Therefore, farmers and general public need to be made aware for its safety. On December 2013, the United Nations General Assembly resolved to celebrate December 5 as World Soil Day by a resolution passed at the 68th General Assembly meeting.

World soil day is celebrated by the United Nations on 5 December every year. The purpose of celebrating this day is to make farmers and common people aware of the importance of soil. In many parts of the world, fertile soil is barren and due to the decrease in the biological properties of the soil due to the use of more chemical fertilizers and insecticides by the farmers, its fertile capacity is declining and it is also falling victim to pollution. For this, farmers and general public need to be made aware for its safety. On 20 December 2013, it was decided to celebrate 5 December every year as World Soil Day, (IYS 19 feb. 2015).

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On 5 December 2017, World Soil Day was celebrated all over the world. In the year 2017, the main theme of this day was "Caring for the Planet Starts from the Ground". On this occasion, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi called upon the farmers for regular testing of soil through 'Healthy land, field green'. At present, 33 percent of the total soil in the world is already barren or degraded. It is noteworthy that 95 percent of our food comes from soil. Currently 815 million people are food insecure and 2 billion people are nutritionally insecure, but we can reduce this through soil. The purpose of this day is to raise awareness among the people towards soil health and the contribution of soil in life. On 20 December 2013, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations offered to celebrate 'World Soil Day' every year on 5 December which was adopted by the United Nations. The United Nations General Assembly through this resolution announced to celebrate the year 2015 as 'International Soil Year' ie World Soil Day.
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WORLD MEATLESS DAY

November 22, 2019

WORLD MEATLESS DAY


The world population is currently around 7.7 billion, which could be 10 billion by 2050. In such a situation, scientists have made a diet plan so that food can be supplied to such a large population without harming the environment. It has been called Planetary Health Diet. Meat and dairy products are not completely banned in this diet plan. However, it has been suggested that people should move to legumes and pulses to supply protein. Under this plan, you will have to remove most of the things you eat frequently from your daily diet and include those that eat less.


How will change in food?

If you eat meat everyday then this is the biggest thing to reduce. If you eat red meat then a burger a week and if you eat a dish made from animal intestines, then you should eat such things only once a month. However, you can enjoy something made of fish several times a week and eat chicken only once a week. But apart from this, you will have to supply protein from vegetables. Researchers recommend eating pulses and legumes. However, starchy carbohydrate-supplied vegetables such as potatoes and arbi will have to be cut. These vegetables are eaten in abundance in African countries.

Then what to eat in such a situation?

If you make a list of all the things that you will eat on a normal day, then these things will be on that list.
1 - Strict peeled things like almonds - 50 grams
2 - legumes like soybean - 75 grams
3 - Fish - 28 grams
4 - Meat - 14 grams of red meat and 29 grams of chicken
5 - Carbohydrate - Bread and rice 232 grams and 50 grams of starchy vegetables
6 - Dairy - 250 grams (one glass of milk)
8 - Vegetables - 300 grams and fruits 200 grams
This diet has 31 grams of sugar and 50 grams of olive oil.

Will this food be tasteless?

Harvard University professor Walter Willett has also been involved in research conducted on this issue. Professor Willett, who spent his childhood among the fields, says that he used to eat red meat three times a day, but now his eating style has been in keeping with the Planetary Health Diet. Willett explains his example by saying, "There used to be many varieties of food items. You can mix these things in different ways and prepare many dishes."


Is this diet plan a fantasy?

Under this scheme, people in every part of the world should change their style of food. Europe and North Africa will have to cut red meat drastically. At the same time, East Asia will have to cut down on eating fish. If you talk about Africa, then people will have to cut down on eating starchy vegetables. Laine Gordon, director of the Stockholm Residency Center at Stockholm University, says, "Humanity has never tried to change its diet at this level and at this speed. Now that it is imaginary or not, then fantasies are negative. Is not needed. Now is the time when we dream of creating a good world. "

Whose brain is this idea?

The Eat-Lancet Commission's project involves 37 scientists from around the world, ranging from agricultural scientists to experts on topics such as climate change and nutrition. These people released this diet plan after researching the subject for two years. Has been published in a research journal called Lancet.

10 billion people need to eat

As of 2011, the world's population was up to seven billion, which has now reached 7.7 billion. But by 2050, this figure will increase to 10 billion. According to the researchers, this diet plan will save 11 million people from dying every year. Actually, these people will be protected from diseases caused by poor diets such as heart attack, heart strokes, and cancer. In developed countries of the world, these diseases are one of the biggest causes of untimely deaths of people.

How bad is farming for the world?

Farming and forest cultivation account for about 25 percent of global greenhouse emissions worldwide. Almost the same share is in electricity, atmosphere machines, all the world's trains, airplanes, and automobiles. But if you understand the impact of food grains on the world environment, then you will find that non-vegetarian and dairy products are very harmful to the environment. Cattle account for 14 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions. At the same time, cattle account for 18 percent of the greenhouse gases produced by human activities. If we talk about other greenhouse gases, farming plays a big role in the emission of methane and nitrous oxide. In the same way, if we talk about water, agriculture and food production, then it is a big risk because they consume 70 percent of the world's drinking water sources.

Will the world survive this way?

The researchers aimed to supply food to as many people as possible. But one of the objectives was to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases, prevent an organism from extinction, prevent the expansion of cultivable land and conserve water. However, changing the style of catering will not serve these purposes. In order to do this, food wastage is being prevented and the land used in agriculture is more and more
It is necessary to produce more grains.

Ban on meat

Professor Willett says, "If we were just talking about reducing the emission of greenhouse gases, then we would have said that everybody should become vegetarian. But it was not clear that vegetarian food was the healthiest food." The Eat-Lancet Commission will go to governments around the world and institutions like the World Health Organization to understand this research to understand whether these institutions can initiate a change in the style of catering.


world vegetarian day: 2019

The world is celebrating World Vegetarian Day i.e. World Vegetarian Day today. If we trust the figures for the last few years, the number of vegetarians in the world is increasing. However, compared to non-vegetarians, it is still much less. But good thing, this year 2018 is going to prove to be the most important in the direction of moving towards vegetarianism.

Growing vegetarian

In the world, a fast-growing plant base ie vegetable-based food. People are adopting it fast. It is taking the form of movement, which is also being liked a lot.

Nestle, the world's largest food factory, estimates "the craze for vegetable-based mines will increase." A survey by another company Justice says, "94 percent healthy food orders have increased in the world." "The number of green vegetables from shops and malls in the US is increasing," data from GrubHub, another US company, says.

Google Trends search data says, "Between 2014 and 2018, there has been an increasing trend towards vegetarianism worldwide. Vegetarians are growing in Israel, Australia, Austria, Canada, and New Zealand."
According to Globdata's research report, "Vegetarian people in America have increased 600 percent." The report says, "Only one percent of people in the US claimed to be vegetarian in 2014, but that number has risen to six percent in 2017. In Britain, vegans have increased by 350 percent compared to a decade ago."


Vegetarianism was the most searched in Canada in 2017. Canada's new food guide was drafted for the first time, released in 2017 by the Canadian government, which advocated green vegetables and vegetable-based mines.


The vegetarian market is growing everywhere

According to Nielsen's research report, the number of vegetarians in Portugal has increased by 400 percent in the last decade. The Chinese government is discouraging its people to eat meat. It says that the consumption of meat should be reduced by 50 percent.
Research says that the vegetarian market in China is expected to grow at a rate of 17 percent between 2015 and 2020. In Hong Kong, 22 percent of people are eating vegetarian and eating green vegetables.

People all over the world are now slowly understanding that vegetarianism is better for them



Between 2014 and 2016, 02 percent of vegetarian products were launched in Australia. Australia is the third fastest-growing vegetarian market in the world. Fast-casual restaurant in the United States serves one lakh ten thousand miles every month and is planning to spread it worldwide. Macdonald's has launched McVegan burgers in several countries including Sweden, Finland. Pizza Hut introduced Vegan Cheese Pizza in the UK.


How many vegetarian

According to an organization called Friends of Earth, there are 500 million people worldwide who are completely vegetarian but the number is increasing. The world's most vegetarian is in India, although these figures are old. It is believed that the year 2018 has seen the highest trend towards vegetarianism, so the number of vegetarians has also increased.
India - 30 to 40 percent vegetarian
Taiwan - 14%
Australia - 11 percent
Mexico - 19 percent
Israel - 13 percent
Brazil - 14 percent
Sweden - 10 percent
New Zealand - 10.3 percent
Germany - 10 percent

How many eaters

There are three types of food people in the world. The first who eats meat, ie Non-Vegetarians. Others who are vegetarian - that is, Vegetarians and third are those who are vegetarian and do not even consume products like milk from animals. Such people are called Vegan (Vegan).


Benefits of reduced meat consumption

- By reducing the amount of non-vegetarian food in food, about 66 lakh 73 thousand crore rupees can be saved every year around the world whereas 34 lakh crore rupees will be saved due to reduction in green gas emissions.
- Eating less calorie food will reduce the problem of obesity. There will be a reduction in expenditure on health.
- Increasing the production of fruits and vegetables will benefit the economy of South Asian countries including India.
According to new research by the National Academy of Sciences of America, if vegetarianism is promoted all over the world, then the earth can be made healthier, colder and more prosperous.

Vegetable yields take far less water than meat production



More water in meat production
According to an estimate, if the food is given to them to raise animals, it can feed twice as many people if it starts getting from humans. Similar Meat Products100 times more water is used than vegetables to transport the tea to the dinner table.
It takes 127 liters of water to grow half a kilo of potatoes, while more than 9 thousand liters of water is wasted to produce half a kilo of meat, while 681 liters of water are used to make half a kilo of wheat flour.
According to an organization called Friends of Earth, about 6 lakh hectares of forest are cut every year to produce meat products so that animals can be reared on that land.
Overall, if scientific reports are made the basis, then it would not be wrong to say that even by adopting vegetarianism for only one day in a week, a big step can be taken towards saving the earth, because of the reduction of carnivores reduces global warming. Will come, and will help to make the earth's atmosphere colder.

Vegetables are also made with vegetarian

Vegetarian food has all the necessary nutrients to make muscles. Carbohydrates and fats from vegetables protect against diseases, as well as protein to build your muscles. Vegetables also contain vitamins, antioxidants and amino acids beneficial for the body.

Some vegetarian foods whose intake and workouts can give you attractive and strong muscles. Consuming gram, lentils, almonds, cashews, grains, and peas are beneficial for protein. Buttermilk is also helpful in making muscles. Buttermilk contains only a small amount of fat, it is also helpful in making muscles.

History shows that in ancient times, there was a trend of vegetarianism in Greek with India.

What does history say

The earliest records of vegetarianism are found in ancient India and ancient Greece in the sixth century BC. But after the Christianization of the Roman Empire in ancient times, vegetarianism practically disappeared from Europe.

What religion says on food

Hinduism - Vegetarianism is considered superior in Hinduism. It is believed that non-vegetarian food is harmful to the brain and spiritual development. Hinduism also follows the principle of non-violence of animals. Hindu vegetarians usually abstain from eggs but consume milk and dairy products, so they are Lacto-vegetarian. However, according to their sect and regional traditions, Hindus have different eating habits.
Jainism- They strongly emphasize vegetarianism. Even in vegetarianism, some vegetables are not eaten which are root, because they see it as killing plants. They focus on eating legumes and fruits.
Buddhism- Buddhism believes in vegetarianism. But the Thaarists or Styarists usually eat meat. In Mahayana Buddhism, there are many Sanskrit texts in which Buddha instructs his followers to abstain from meat. Some branches of Mahayana, including the majority of Tibet and Japanese Buddhists, eat meat while Chinese Buddhists do not eat meat.

Sikhism- The principles of Sikhism do not advocate vegetarianism or non-vegetarianism separately. The decision on food is left to the person. Some Sikh sects strongly oppose the consumption of "Amritdhari" meat and eggs.

Judaism - advocates renunciation of meat and calls it morally wrong. However, it is neither necessary nor prohibited for the Jews to eat meat.
Christianity - The existing Christian culture is not vegetarian in general. However, the Seventh Day Adventist and traditional monastic emphasize vegetarianism.
Islam- Provides freedom to choose vegetarianism to those who do not like the taste of meat personally.

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World Environmental Protection Day

November 21, 2019

World Environmental Protection Day

This day is celebrated on 26th November every year to maintain positive balance and take positive steps in the context of making people aware.



This day is celebrated on 26th November every year to maintain positive balance and take positive steps in the context of making people aware. The day is organized by the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP). For the last nearly three decades, it is felt that the biggest problem at present is related to environment. 

It is worth noting in this context that around ten global environmental treaties and around hundred regional and bilateral talks and agreements have been concluded. All these conferences were held in Rio de Janeiro in the light of the 1992 United Nations Environment and Development Program. The conference in Rio de Janeiro was a very important point in the context of international environmental conventions and policies.

There are two works that have been widely considered and implemented on a global scale. First of all, is development of the economy and second is the protection of the environment. A Commission on Sustainable Development (Commission on Sustainable Development) was established under the United Nations system.

Agreement on World Environment Protection Day


Due to human activities, many natural resources have been destroyed on earth. Keeping this context in mind, many governments and countries have concluded many agreements regarding their protection and proper exploitation. Such agreements have started in the countries of Europe, America, and Africa since the 1910s. Many similar agreements like the Kyoto Protocol, the Montreal Protocol, and Rio Convention fall under the category of multinational agreements. At present, new standards are being adopted in the context of environmental issues in European countries like Germany, such as ecological tax and many executive steps to protect the environment and the standards related to reducing the speed of their destruction, etc.

The main objective of the Kyoto Protocol has been set by the developed countries to achieve 5% below the level of greenhouse gases of 1990 by the year 2012.

Similarly, a provision has been made in the Montreal Protocol to restrict the production of ozone-depleting substances. It should be noted that in the conference held in Montreal in the year 1998, it was targeted to suppress the production of 12 such substances in the world, which along with promoting pollution, were also harming the environment.

United Nations Environment Program (UNEP)


UNEP is a primary international environmental agency whose primary objective is not only to review in terms of environmental conditions but also to promote environmental cooperation.

This institution plays an important role in the importance of environment and exchange of information related to it at the international level. In 1997, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl spoke at the United Nations General Assembly about amending the provisions of the United Nations Charter. At the same time, the issue of including sustainable development under the main objectives of the United Nations was also raised. Apart from this, the strategy of establishing global cohesion in this context by environmental organizations was considered as the center point of UNEP.

Integration of global economy with environmental protection

In the context of environmental protection and the coordinated development of the global economy, it is very important that international trade activities are sustainable. In this context, many laws and regulations on environmental issues have been developed by the World Bank and the World Trade Organization. Several strategies have been adopted by the World Bank on environmental issues. Also, all its members have been updated in this context.

International financial institutions place great emphasis on reducing the impact of human activities on the environment.


The United Nations Overseas Private Investment Corporation has made its view that under the Montreal Protocol, every activity associated with the production of banned chemical substances that erode the ozone layer and other international environmental programs is subject to any hindrance towards development of activities. Financial assistance of any kind will not be done.

At present, the market of environmental investment is flourishing on a huge scale. The Kyoto Protocol has been demanding from developed nations to reduce the production of industrial greenhouse gases. Which is also helpful in increasing the demand for technology that promotes renewable energy sources. This type of technology is also known as the greenhouse technique. Developing nations are also looking towards these developed nations with hopeful eyes for this technology.

Many environmental-related non-governmental organizations raise international environmental issues, especially in the context of developed nations. Along with this, they also make them realize their responsibilities. Apart from this, international financial organizations have established their offices where the civic community can not only share their issues and problems related to the environment but also raise their voice.
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National Mathematics Day 2020

November 17, 2019
National Mathematics Day is celebrated every year on 22 December in India. It is celebrated to honor the birthday of the famous mathematician, Mr. Srinivasa Ramanujan. He was a world-renowned mathematician who made notable contributions in various fields and branches of subject mathematics.


National Mathematics Day (National Mathematics Day) 2020 - National Mathematics Day in India

National Mathematics Day 2020 will be celebrated across the country on 22 December, Sunday.


National Mathematics Day 2020 Special


National Mathematics Day programs were celebrated with great vigor across the country on 22 December. In view of this special day especially in schools and colleges, important programs like speech meeting, seminar and drama staging related to the life of Srinivasa Ramanujan were organized.



On 22 December, district level quiz quiz and seminar was organized in Dhamtari district of Chhattisgarh state on the occasion of National Mathematics Day. Aryabhatta Vidyalaya team finished first in this program. Similarly, the program of Mathematics Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at the city's premier educational institute Kichlu Public School in Moga, Punjab. During this time, children were also informed about the great mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. Along with this, a quiz for children and a speech competition on the subject of mathematics was also organized.


Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar congratulated


On the occasion of National Mathematics Day, many senior leaders and ministers paid tributes to the great mathematician Srinivas Ramanujan on the birth anniversary of the people of the country, congratulating the people of the country on National Mathematics Day, Union Human Development Resource Minister Prakash Javadekar and Commerce and Industry Minister Suresh Prabhu tweeted and wished the people on this special day.


History of National Mathematics Day

The great Srinivasa Ramanujan was born on 22 December in the Erode town of present-day Tamil Nadu. He studied mathematics unconsciously and started developing his research in the beginning. Srinivas read himself and was a man of learning himself. He never had any kind of training in mathematics. He first solved the formal and regular mathematics question when he was 10 years old. While he was in school he received several merit certificates and academic awards.

Ramanujam has contributed a lot to mathematical analysis, number theory, infinite series and continued fraction fractions. In 1913 Srinivasa Ramanujan approached European mathematicians to further his knowledge and interest in mathematics. He was also elected to various societies organized for debate and discussion on mathematics. He was the world-famous mathematician G. Started exchanging letters with H. Hardy and finally moved to England in 1914. He spent about 5 years in Cambridge and while living there wrote many papers related to mathematics.

Srinivasa Ramanujan's birth anniversary was declared as National Mathematics Day by the then Prime Minister of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh in the year 2012 for his memorable and great contribution towards mathematics. The year 2012 was celebrated as the National Mathematics Year for the first time nationwide.


Why is National Mathematics Day celebrated

National Mathematics Day is celebrated to pay tribute to the great mathematicians of India. Former Prime Minister of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh discussed the great contribution of world renowned mathematicians and stressed the need to carry forward his legacy by organizing National Mathematics Day. Great Indian mathematicians such as Brahmagupta, Aryabhata and Srinivasa Ramanujan have played an important role in the development of various formulas, theorems and principles of mathematics in India and thus encouraging the glorious tradition of Indian mathematics by celebrating National Mathematics Day and further Increasing is important.

The Prime Minister inaugurated a Center for Higher Mathematics in the name of Ramanujan at Alagappa University. He also said that the principles of mathematics are broadly used in the study of economics, science and other subjects.

Dr. Singh also acknowledged that there is no dearth of mathematicians in our country and it is the duty of the mathematics community to promote research and study of mathematics as an educational discipline in India and make it possible.

Dr. Singh paid tribute to the great Srinivasa Ramanujan, saying that he is the great son of Tamil Nadu and India, who has made his remarkable contribution to the world of mathematics around the world. In order to remember and honor his memorable contribution to mathematics, the Government of India announced the decision to celebrate National Mathematics Day every year on Ramanujan's birthday. The year 2012 was declared as the National Mathematical Year.

Tamil Nadu Governor K Rosaiah acknowledged that it was hard work, enthusiasm and dedication that made Srinivasa Ramanujan a great mathematician. Universities are also encouraged to encourage students for research and development in mathematics. A platform for research and development can be created by celebrating National Mathematics Day. This platform will help students and researchers continue the legacy of a long-standing development that was founded by the original founders of mathematics and science.


The nationHow is Maths Day (National Mathematics Day) celebrated?

National Mathematics Day is celebrated in various schools, colleges, universities and educational institutions across India.

Former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh announced to celebrate National Mathematics Day on December 22, on the 125th birthday of Srinivasa Ramanujan.

The International Society UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) and India have agreed to work together to spread the joy of learning and understanding mathematics. He has also taken various steps to educate students in mathematics and has introduced the knowledge to students and learners from all over the world.

NASI (National Academy of Sciences India) is the oldest science academy located in Allahabad. To celebrate National Mathematics Day, NASI organized a 3-day workshop under the title 'Emerging Development of Mathematics and Applications of Ramanujan in the field of Q-Hyper Geometry Series'. The workshop was attended by popular lecturers and experts in the field of mathematics from all over the country. The speakers spoke about the great contribution made by Srinivasa Ramanujan in the field of mathematics in the country and the world. Ramanujan's work in the field of cryptography was also praised at the conference and those who composed many theorems were also praised.



All the states in India have celebrated National Mathematics Day in various ways. Various competitions and mathematical quizzes are conducted at school, college and university level. Mathematics talent and students from all over India participate in the events organized on this day. The School of Northern Maharashtra University (NMU) located in Jalgaon celebrated National Mathematics Day in 2015 with great enthusiasm. A variety of objective test competition, quiz competition and poster presentation competition were organized. The theme of this competition was 'Indian Mathematics', 'Mathematics for Life' and 'Mathematics Application'. The theme and competition is basically to develop the knowledge of emerging students in the field of mathematics.

A workshop on "Historical Progress of Mathematics" was also organized in Jalgaon at the 2015 celebration. It was planned for college teachers and students in the research department of mathematics. The workshop was an attempt to offer a common platform for young teachers and researchers from colleges. The celebration of National Mathematics Day focuses more on the promotion and development of research related to mathematics and the possibilities that exist in various areas of mathematics.

Some more tips to celebrate National Mathematics Day
The great mathematicians of India include Brahmagupta, Aryabhata and Srinivasa Ramanujan. These great experiences have not only changed the face of Indian mathematics but have also gained immense popularity around the world.

Every state of India should recognize the great contributions made by these mathematicians and celebrate National Mathematics Day with great zeal and enthusiasm. Schools, colleges and universities at the state level should organize celebrations, competitions and other cultural events for celebrations. This will not only create competitiveness among the students but will also increase their knowledge.

Engineering colleges and technical institutes should also celebrate National Mathematics Day and researchers and developers from across the country should be invited to give lectures and share their knowledge and experience. This will inspire emerging engineering students. It will also provide a common platform to collectively tackle problems encountered in the field of mathematics.


About Srinivasa Ramanujan


Srinivasa Ramanujan is one of the great Indian mathematicians whose efforts and contributions have given a new meaning to mathematics. He was born on 22 December 1887 in Erode Tamil Nadu, India. His number theory includes revolutionary conclusions about the properties of division functions.

When he was only 15 years old, he received a copy of the Priorities Summary of Pure and Applied Mathematics written by George Shoebridge Carr in 1886. This book is important because it was the main source of information for the great mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan to learn. It has also been said that this book is an important factor in promoting Ramanujan's talent and intelligence. He reportedly expanded and followed every text and content of the book.

After verifying the results and details of Carr's book, Srinivasa Ramanujan went ahead and developed his idea and theorem. In 1903 he got a scholarship at 'Madras University but later lost it as he neglected all other studies related to mathematics. This did not discourage him and he continued his research and work without any employment. He lived in poor conditions but was determined for his research work. They married in 1909 and started searching for employment. During this time he got a chance to meet a government official Mr. Ramchandra Rao. Mr. Rao was greatly influenced by Ramanujan's mathematical knowledge and skills. Mr. Rao also agreed to support Ramanujan's research for some time but Ramanujan was unwilling to do any work on the money given to him by anyone and eventually he did a job at Port Trust, Madras.Worked as a clerk.





Ramanujan's first research paper in the Indian Mathematical Society was released in the year 1911. His outstanding ability and intelligence gradually began to gain popularity, and in 1913 he began a conversation with Godfrey H. Hardy, the famous British mathematician. The conversation helped Ramanujan receive a special scholarship from the University of Madras and finance Trinity College in Cambridge. Ramanujan conquered his religious opponents and went to England in 1914 to meet Hardy. He furthers his knowledge and Hardy exposes him to mathematics through several formulas, theorems, etc. Hardy collaborated with Ramanujan during his research in mathematics while living in England.

Ramanujan created most of the mathematics formulas himself and his knowledge was amazing. Although Ramanujan was almost unaware of the modern developments in mathematics, his expertise on different degrees of release was incomparable with the mathematicians who were famous during that time. He worked on the theory of elliptic integrals, functional and practical equations of the zeta function, Riemann series, hyper geometry series, and various series.

Ramanujan increased his knowledge during his stay in England. He particularly improved his knowledge and wrote several letters describing the division of numbers. His papers were issued in English and European journals. He was also elected to the Royal Society of London in the year 1918. Unfortunately, Ramanujan had tuberculosis in 1917. His condition improved considerably in 1919 and he returned to India. Ramanujan died the following year on 26 April 1920 in Kumbakonam. They left behind 3 notebooks and a bundle of pages, also known as "lost notebooks". The bundle contained many unpublished results of mathematics that were used to be studied and verified by various mathematicians long after his death.


The conclusion


India has given birth to various scholars in various fields. One such great scholars is Srinivasa Ramanujan who made astounding contributions to mathematical analysis, infinite series and number theory. He also introduced many equations and formulas. s. The research Ramanujan Theta and Ramanujan Prime conducted by Ramanujan has inspired various researchers for further research and development on this subject. Thus by celebrating National Mathematics Day on the birth anniversary of Srinivasa Ramanujan, we will be able to pay tribute to this great scholar and will also be able to maintain the mathematical culture of India.
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International Theater Day

October 25, 2019

International Theater Day (27 March):


When is International Theater Day or World Theater Day celebrated?

'International Theater Day' or 'World Theater Day' is celebrated every year on 24 March worldwide. The 2017 International Theater Day was conveyed by French theater and cinema actress Isabelle Huppert at UNESCO Hall, France.


Every year on the occasion of this day, at the invitation of the International Theater Institute, some distinguished painters of the world give a message to all the color workers on the subject of 'Culture and Theater of Peace'.

History of International Theater Day:

World Theater Day was established in 1961 by the International Theater Institute. Many institutions and groups related to the theater also organize this day as a special day. An important event of this day is the International Theater Message, which expresses his views on the subject of theater and culture of peace by some of the world's leading theater workers. The first international theater message was delivered in 1962 by Jean Cacte of France. In the year 2002, this message was given by Girish Karnad, a renowned colorist of India.

What is theater called?

Whenever we talk about theater, drama, music, spectacle, etc. start circulating in our mind. In fact, theater is made up of the words 'Rang' and 'Mancha' i.e. to present your art, decor, music etc. as a scene from a stage/floor. While it is called as theater in entire Asia including Nepal, India, it is called theater in western countries. The word 'theater' is an English adaptation of the theater itself and where it is displayed, the whole building including the auditorium and theater is called the auditorium, theater, theater or theater/opera.

International Theater Institute (ITI):


The International Theater Institute was established in the year 1948 by UNESCO-assisted theater and dance experts.
The theater institute grew into the largest performing arts organization in collaboration with more than 100 centers and worldwide.


ITI organizes International Dance Day and World Theater Day every year in UNESCO, Paris.

The history of England was being written in golden letters. This was the period when Queen Elizabeth 'I' ascended the Kingdom of England. After many years of state turmoil, the country was now enjoying peace. Social, economic and political… England was strengthening its footsteps on every front. In such a situation, the atmosphere of enthusiasm started increasing in literature and arts sector too. Books began to be written, poems were composed, new inventions were being made at the theater ... The sun of the cultural world of England was spreading golden sun.

At the same time, a bright star in the field of literature was rapidly moving towards the popularity boom. His name was 'William Shakespeare'. In 1599 William Shakespeare, together with his friends, established a theater in London. The theater was named 'Globe Theater'.

The theatrical business was flourishing at that time, but still, it did not get social prestige. The play was at the very bottom of the theater on the commercial ladder. For this reason, the 'Globe' was built not outside the city of London, but outside the city.

The Globe was an open-air theater made in a semicircle. Its open-air structure had two major advantages. One advantage was that Globe had observer capacity several times over closed theaters. Nearly two and a half to three thousand people were able to watch the play together, this was so big the Globe Theater. The second advantage is that candles, candles, torches were not required due to the easy natural light available here. No expenditure had to be spent on the lighting scheme. The cost is less then the cost of tickets is also less. Due to this, the common man also started enjoying the drama by buying tickets easily. Those low-cost 'one penny' tickets of the Globe contributed to the theatrical business and especially to Shakespearean plays to all levels of social life.


The producers then did not spend much capital on the costumes, sets in the play. High costumes and precious sets did not matter much. Everything used to be heavy on heavy dialogues. The loud voices of the performers echoed in the theater, and there was a wave of passion in the audience. The thunderous applause ripped the sky. Observers were more interested in 'listening' to the play than watching the play. Dialogue is tremendous then drama hits.

Space immediately next to the theater was designated for the holders of the above 'One Penny' tickets, called 'Pete'. There were no seats to sit in the peat. There was room for just standing there. Either stand or stand on the ground. A box 'box' was kept at the entrance of the theater, in which a penny (penny) was put and entered inside the theater. The amount deposited in this 'box' determined the profit or loss of the game of that day. The concept of 'box office' and 'box office collection' has been going on since those days.

The Globe had a great fun feature. When the show was going on at the theater, the observers had full freedom to talk to the actors in the full show, giving them their feedback. If the dialogues were repeated on the special demand of the audience, many times they were changed. When applause of applause rang out, criticism was also fiercely received. Observatory galleries were built around Pete on three surfaces. These galleries had seating arrangements and a roof above the head. It is evident that the price of these tickets was also high.

1613 was a day in the month of June. As usual, the drama was being played at the Globe Theater. There was an event scene on the stage. In this scene, the cannon salute took place on the stage as a special effect. Unfortunately, the spark of the cannon fell directly on the roof of the globe. Globe theater made of wood burnt. Within two hours the entire theater was burnt to ashes. The globe was rebuilt just two years after this incident.

Once again in 1642, there was an atmosphere of state instability in the country. The public revolted against the state power. A new government was formed. The new government banned the entire theater world. Now in England, making and watching plays became a legal offense. Like all theaters in the country, the globe closed. His building was also destroyed. After a few years, the state was restored and the ban of plays was also lifted, but the globe was submerged under the rubble.

In the next three and a half years, the name of the Globe Theater was completely erased from the soil of England and from the hearts and minds of the public. The theater for which stories such as Julius Caesar, Hamlet, Othello, Macbeth, King Lair, where the first screenplay was performed, the object did not even remember.

Three families passed, the time cycle revolved again. Sam Vanmacher, an American writer and director, took the initiative and pioneered the rebuilding of the Globe Theater. The reconstruction was completed in 1999. This new globe was created by taking the color form of the original globe.

Ajaramar dialogues such as 'You to Brutus ...', 'To be or not to be' where it was first pronounced emerged like a Phoenix from the horror of Globe Theater destruction. It has now become a pilgrimage center for theatergoers around the world.

William Shakespeare's Globe Theater, Bhishma's grandfather of literature, adorns his glorious legacy on the forehead, stands proudly in London today.
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