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17th Lok Sabha: first-time women MPs to watch out forThe 17th   Lok Sabha  will see the highest representation of women ever - 78.  The representation of women as a percentage of total MPs has slowly increased from 5% in the first Lok Sabha to 14% now. In 2014, 62 women MPs were elected.

  Prajapati, a visually-impaired student from Chhattisgarh’s Balrampur passed 12th CBSE examination with flying colours by scoring 82%. Prajapati achieved this feat by studying from Delhi Government’s school in Braille system. His achievement was also acknowledged by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, and he got a congratulatory letter. “There were no facilities for me in our village so I asked my parents to find a school for me. I'm feeling happy, I'll continue studying further," he said. Prajapati aims to crack UPSC civil services exams.

US demands social media info from visaapplicants   SHARE EMAIL PRINT COMMENTS Authorities estimated the proposal would affect 14.7 million people annually. WASHINGTON:  Nearly all applicants for US visas will have to submit their social media details under new rules by the State Department. The State Department regulations say people will have to submit social media names and five years' worth of email addresses and phone numbers. When proposed last year, authorities estimated the proposal would affect 14.7 million people annually. Certain diplomatic and official visa applicants will be exempt from the stringent new measures. However, people travelling to the US to work or to study will have to hand over their information, the BBC reported. "We are constantly working to find mechanisms to improve our screening processes to protect US citizens, while supporting legitimate travel to the United States," the department reportedly sa

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Photographer Clicks A Once-In-A-Lifetime Perfectly Symmetrical Photo & Reflection Of An Eagle! Steve Biro, an amateur photographer, always wanted to take a photo that defined nature and symmetry. He’s been a photographer for ten years, but it is only now that nature cooperated with him, and he clicked the   photograph   of a lifetime. He clicked an  eagle  with its wings spread, reflected in perfectly symmetry as it flew over a pond. He took the photo on May 4, when he was visiting the Canadian Raptor Conservancy in Vittoria, but it went viral very recently. Biro told the Canadian media: “It became quite overwhelming, to be honest, but it’s a lot of fun too. It’s quite a wild ride.” Biro waited on the ground at the edge of the pond to capture that perfect shot. When the eagle flew over the pond, he claims to have taken a couple of hundred shots without caring about the anger on the bird’s face. Biro said: “I had in mind the type of shot I wanted to get. I knew it wou

Royal wedding SNUB: Queen rushed Diana and Charles' wedding photos on big day https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1132176/royal-news-princess-diana-queen-elizabeth-II-charles-wedding-royal-family-latest/amp

Aishwarya Rai's reaction to Vivek Oberoi's Exit poll memeHere's how Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan reacted to Vivek Oberoi's viral meme. When asked about the meme Salman khan said that he is no more active on Twitter as he used to be earlier. He doesn't pay much attention to the tweets as he is busy working on his projects. He further said that he don’t even get time to tweet forget about looking for some meme. Anupam Kher also slammed the actor. "It's very shameful. It's as simple as that. He shouldn't have done that. It's absolutely not cool," he told reporters. Esha Gupta also slammed Vivek Oberoi and said, "It just shows your mentality, specially if you're getting a minor involved. It's not in good taste at all. It just shows how he is. It doesn't reflect on what others are. It was shameful." Here's what Vivek Oberoi has to say on the meme shared by him. The 'PM Narendra Modi' star said, &qu