2019年9月21日（土）
Shubhashree had come across a blog
Shubhashree had come across a blog by a US-based environmental activist, Lauren Singer, who was living a zero-waste lifestyle; she could fit in waste generated by her in five years in a small jar. “It blew my mind. The shift has to happen in all our minds. I am also inculcating these habits in my 4-year-old daughter. “I worked on the handbook for three months, until April. We throw so much trash every day; zero waste lifestyle is something to aspire towards.Use a bamboo toothbrush instead of a plastic one.Refuse plastic bags.”Alternatives one can use:Avoid bottled water; carry a reusable steel bottle. After sending out the sketchbook, I also posted it on Instagram and got a good feedback. Some people pushed me towards publishing it.Use a refillable fountain pen instead of plastic pen.
A shopkeeper wouldn’t want to lose out on business if his customer forgets to get a bag..Subhashree signed up for ‘The Sketchbook Project’, a global crowd-sourced art project wherein you order a sketchbook, fill it up with a theme, send it back and it becomes part of the exhibit at the Brooklyn Art Library, New York. I’ve become very conscious about getting even a packet of biscuit.Shubhashree SangameswaranTalking about why people hesitate to adapt to a plastic-free life, she says, “Because the alternatives are a little hard to come by.Use menstrual cups or bio-degradable napkins or reusable cloth napkins instead of sanitary napkin.
Shubhashree Sangameswaran As a kid growing up in the 80s, Shubhashree Sangameswaran remembers using steel tins and old jars of health drinks to store groceries in the kitchen, taking a can or a bottle along to get milk from the booth and generating much less waste than the generation today. When I read about her it got me thinking that their lifestyle was not too different than how our parents and grandparents used to live. Keep sturdy cloth bags handy and use them till they wear out.” Subhashree now plans to get the book translated in various languages to make it more accessible.Use steel cans to store wheat, pulses, rice etc. Looking back at the previous generation for inspiration, Shubhashree has come up with an illustrated handbook — Let’s Talk Trash — which gives people “a brief look at the past to see what lessons we can learn from our earlier generations and how they were effortlessly Vacuum Storage Bag Factory
zerowaste, even before it became a hashtag. Apart from reaching out to school, she has also reached out to people in her apartment to do community composting. I am also trying to find local stores where I can carry my own dabbas for groceries.
I always carry a bag, water bottle and a bamboo straw. Small but definite steps will make tangible difference.”Some of the illustrations from the handbookSharing a few tips, Shubhashree says, “To start, we need to become a little more conscious of everything that we bring in to the house, especially single use plastic such as straws. Meanwhile, I attended an event in Bengaluru called Bhoomi Habba, which revolves around sustainability and put up a stall of my books there.Author Shubhashree Sangameswaran talks about zero waste with her illustrated handbook — Let’s Talk Trash. It got a good response # at the event, and even on my website, The Hungry Palette. at home. At some point I wanted to do a series of illustrations around it,” explains the Hyderabad-based freelance illustrator
A shopkeeper wouldn’t want to lose out on business if his customer forgets to get a bag..Subhashree signed up for ‘The Sketchbook Project’, a global crowd-sourced art project wherein you order a sketchbook, fill it up with a theme, send it back and it becomes part of the exhibit at the Brooklyn Art Library, New York. I’ve become very conscious about getting even a packet of biscuit.Shubhashree SangameswaranTalking about why people hesitate to adapt to a plastic-free life, she says, “Because the alternatives are a little hard to come by.Use menstrual cups or bio-degradable napkins or reusable cloth napkins instead of sanitary napkin.
Shubhashree Sangameswaran As a kid growing up in the 80s, Shubhashree Sangameswaran remembers using steel tins and old jars of health drinks to store groceries in the kitchen, taking a can or a bottle along to get milk from the booth and generating much less waste than the generation today. When I read about her it got me thinking that their lifestyle was not too different than how our parents and grandparents used to live. Keep sturdy cloth bags handy and use them till they wear out.” Subhashree now plans to get the book translated in various languages to make it more accessible.Use steel cans to store wheat, pulses, rice etc. Looking back at the previous generation for inspiration, Shubhashree has come up with an illustrated handbook — Let’s Talk Trash — which gives people “a brief look at the past to see what lessons we can learn from our earlier generations and how they were effortlessly Vacuum Storage Bag Factory
zerowaste, even before it became a hashtag. Apart from reaching out to school, she has also reached out to people in her apartment to do community composting. I am also trying to find local stores where I can carry my own dabbas for groceries.I always carry a bag, water bottle and a bamboo straw. Small but definite steps will make tangible difference.”Some of the illustrations from the handbookSharing a few tips, Shubhashree says, “To start, we need to become a little more conscious of everything that we bring in to the house, especially single use plastic such as straws. Meanwhile, I attended an event in Bengaluru called Bhoomi Habba, which revolves around sustainability and put up a stall of my books there.Author Shubhashree Sangameswaran talks about zero waste with her illustrated handbook — Let’s Talk Trash. It got a good response # at the event, and even on my website, The Hungry Palette. at home. At some point I wanted to do a series of illustrations around it,” explains the Hyderabad-based freelance illustrator
2019年9月18日（水）
The leader was referring to the BJP
Fourteen of its chief ministers were campaigning for the elections.The Sena, which had contested 53 seats in Gujarat, said that its ally used money and muscle power for the polls. This was an alarm bell for the BJP for 2019 Lok Sabha polls, said Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Monday. The BJP used money and muscle power for the polls,” alleged Mr Raut. The alliance between the Sena and BJP has been rocky. However, he supported Congress in the fight against the BJP. “The BJP has been in power for 22 years. “This an alarm bell for the BJP ahead of 2019. The parties might not contest the Lok Sabha poll in alliance, as Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray has spoken about snapping ties with the BJP on several occasions. Shiv Sena went it alone in the Gujarat polls but failed to bag a single seat.. However, despite their many differences, the allies haven’t parted ways.
The leader was referring to the BJP’s claim that it would bag 150 seats out of 182. The results are a lesson for all. Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut Mumbai: Claiming that the results of the Gujarat Assembly polls denoted a change in the country’s political atmosphere, the Shiv Sena has said that the Bharatiya Janata Party China Cube vacuum storage bags Factory (BJP) had not expected the verdict.The Sena, which had contested 53 seats in Gujarat, said that its ally used money and muscle power for the polls.The Sena MP congratulated both BJP and Congress but said, “The political atmosphere of the country has changed. The BJP did not get what it had desired.
The leader also hinted that the BJP would not survive in the future without an alliance. The party had tried to seek support from Patidar leader Hardik Patel. If the BJP is going to snap ties with alliance partners, it is dangerous for the party,” he said
The leader was referring to the BJP’s claim that it would bag 150 seats out of 182. The results are a lesson for all. Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut Mumbai: Claiming that the results of the Gujarat Assembly polls denoted a change in the country’s political atmosphere, the Shiv Sena has said that the Bharatiya Janata Party China Cube vacuum storage bags Factory
(BJP) had not expected the verdict.The Sena, which had contested 53 seats in Gujarat, said that its ally used money and muscle power for the polls.The Sena MP congratulated both BJP and Congress but said, “The political atmosphere of the country has changed. The BJP did not get what it had desired.The leader also hinted that the BJP would not survive in the future without an alliance. The party had tried to seek support from Patidar leader Hardik Patel. If the BJP is going to snap ties with alliance partners, it is dangerous for the party,” he said
2019年9月16日（月）
The driver then ran towards the snatchers and alerted
The driver then ran towards the snatchers and alerted the locals about the incident. The bike used in the crime has also been impounded. The pillion rider had thrown the purse towards him and fled while the rider got trapped as his leg got stuck under the bike. I took them to police station and helped them,” said Mr Yadav.The police said the snatcher is identified as Salman, a resident of Daryaganj.His auto hit the bike which caused the rider and pillion rider to fall on the footpath. They were unable to speak either Hindi or English. The couple shouted for help, and he started chasing bike.
New Delhi: An autorickshaw driver chased and caught a youth riding on a bike after he and his accomplice had snatched the purse of an Afghan national couple travelling in his auto in Lutyen’s zone.Bikers had snatched purse of a Afghan woman in Lutyens’ Zone.“The Afghan’s were unable to speak Hindi or English but they conveyed their message through gestures that the auto driver helped them in getting their bag back,” said a police official..The autorickshaw driver, Kusheshwar Yadav, called the police and registered an FIR against the snatcher. The lady got scared and started crying after her bag was snatched as it had important documents and money. The autorickshaw driver, Kusheshwar Yadav, called the police and registered an FIR against the snatcher.“A FIR under IPC section (assault or criminal force in attempt to commit theft) and 379 (punishment for theft) has been launched,” said a senior police official.By the time the police reached the spot, the locals thrashed the snatcher.
At 1 pm when the auto was passing through the Mandir Marg area near Valmiki temple, two youngsters on an Apache motorcycle snatched the purse from the Afghan woman travelling in his auto along with her husband and son. His associate who managed to flee from the spot has been identified, and will also be arrested soon. He said that on Monday, China Hand roll vacuum compression bags an Afghan couple hired his auto from Karol Bagh to Lajpat Nagar. “The couple were returning after visiting a doctor in Karol Bagh
New Delhi: An autorickshaw driver chased and caught a youth riding on a bike after he and his accomplice had snatched the purse of an Afghan national couple travelling in his auto in Lutyen’s zone.Bikers had snatched purse of a Afghan woman in Lutyens’ Zone.“The Afghan’s were unable to speak Hindi or English but they conveyed their message through gestures that the auto driver helped them in getting their bag back,” said a police official..The autorickshaw driver, Kusheshwar Yadav, called the police and registered an FIR against the snatcher. The lady got scared and started crying after her bag was snatched as it had important documents and money. The autorickshaw driver, Kusheshwar Yadav, called the police and registered an FIR against the snatcher.“A FIR under IPC section (assault or criminal force in attempt to commit theft) and 379 (punishment for theft) has been launched,” said a senior police official.By the time the police reached the spot, the locals thrashed the snatcher.
At 1 pm when the auto was passing through the Mandir Marg area near Valmiki temple, two youngsters on an Apache motorcycle snatched the purse from the Afghan woman travelling in his auto along with her husband and son. His associate who managed to flee from the spot has been identified, and will also be arrested soon. He said that on Monday, China Hand roll vacuum compression bags
an Afghan couple hired his auto from Karol Bagh to Lajpat Nagar. “The couple were returning after visiting a doctor in Karol Bagh2019年9月5日（木）
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis
Mumbai: The BJP will not have a post-poll understanding with the Congress in the BMC and not abandon the transparency agenda, its plank in the civic polls, Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis said on Saturday.“We will take along those who come with us, but proceed without those who don’t come with us,” he said, addressing a rally at the state BJP office.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.“BJP is a party which fights ideology with ideology.Though the Shiv Sena has emerged as the single largest party in the BMC polls winning 87 seats, its estranged ally the BJP pocketed 82 seats. Whether we bag power (in BMC) or not, we will never go with the Congress,” the CM said. We won’t stop them,” Fadnavis said, in an apparent reference to reports that the Shiv Sena was toying with the idea of roping in the Congress to bag the Mumbai mayor’s post.
The Sena’s tally rose to 87 on Wholesale Cube vacuum storage bags Friday with three independent corproators extending their support to the Uddhav Thackeray-led party.“We (BJP) will go as per our path, taking along those who come with us,” he said.‘Let those who want to align with the Congress do so.With the fractured mandate leaving neither the Sena nor the BJP in a position to install its rule in the country’s richest civic body on its own, both the parties are exploring various options to cobble up numbers to reach the magic figure of 114 seats in the 227-member city hall.The rally was held as part of the BJP’s Vijay Diwas celebrations in each district headquarters across the country after victories in recent civic polls in Maharashtra and Odisha.“Let those who want to align with the Congress do so. We won’t stop them,’ Fadnavis said
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.“BJP is a party which fights ideology with ideology.Though the Shiv Sena has emerged as the single largest party in the BMC polls winning 87 seats, its estranged ally the BJP pocketed 82 seats. Whether we bag power (in BMC) or not, we will never go with the Congress,” the CM said. We won’t stop them,” Fadnavis said, in an apparent reference to reports that the Shiv Sena was toying with the idea of roping in the Congress to bag the Mumbai mayor’s post.
The Sena’s tally rose to 87 on Wholesale Cube vacuum storage bags
Friday with three independent corproators extending their support to the Uddhav Thackeray-led party.“We (BJP) will go as per our path, taking along those who come with us,” he said.‘Let those who want to align with the Congress do so.With the fractured mandate leaving neither the Sena nor the BJP in a position to install its rule in the country’s richest civic body on its own, both the parties are exploring various options to cobble up numbers to reach the magic figure of 114 seats in the 227-member city hall.The rally was held as part of the BJP’s Vijay Diwas celebrations in each district headquarters across the country after victories in recent civic polls in Maharashtra and Odisha.“Let those who want to align with the Congress do so. We won’t stop them,’ Fadnavis said2019年9月2日（月）
The Chinese had demonstrated a similar capability
With the successful testing of an anti-satellite (ASAT) missile on Wednesday, India demonstrated its capability to knock out or “blind” a potential adversary’s satellite in space in order to degrade its communications capabilities.There was really no urgent “security” dimension to the ASAT test, even if that&Wholesale Hanging vacuum storage bags39;s the dummy sold by the government to the Election Commission, which seems to have accepted it with willingness and alacrity. The satellite our scientists “killed” was 300 km in low orbit above the earth. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announces the success of Mission Shakti on Wednesday.India knocked out a micro satellite of its own launched only this January to demonstrate its capability, which is a marriage of missile and space technologies, and became only the fourth country after the United States, the former Soviet Union (now Russia) and China to do so.
The Chinese had demonstrated a similar capability in 2007 by hitting a useless satellite of theirs 500 km above. Military and civilian programmes for even daily use applications these days are lodged inside satellites orbiting in space at varying altitudes. That will involve parking weapons in outer space.And lest we get carried away, this isn’t “Star Wars” prowess. That the Manmohan Singh government didn't go ahead and test may not # be due to a “lack of political will”, as some have suggested. At the moment the ASAT test seems more to be in the realm of perfecting a science and technology capability.Even the ASAT capability was ready by 2010, as defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman, finance minister Arun Jaitley, and present and former top scientists of DRDO, which conducted the test, attest. No country is yet capable of that. There was no enemy knocking at the gate. Let’s not get breathless about things.The ruling side seems set on a needless course to convince the country that it is a better guardian of the nation's security than its rivals, notably the Congress, overlooking the fact that the vivisection of Pakistan in 1971 and the first nuclear test at Pokhran in 1974 (when India was a much poorer nation) were executed by Congress governments. Having embarked on this path, perhaps it's a matter of time when we will need to shoot missiles at higher-placed satellites, just to be doubly sure. That factor would come into play only if there was an immediate security requirement. But from the ruling party’s and government’s perspective, time was slipping away as the casting of the first ballot in the seven-phase election is exactly a fortnight away.It's an open question whether a proven capability to strike a satellite in the lower reaches of space, which we have just demonstrated, automatically means we can also hit satellites placed in higher orbits..Seen from the country’s perspective, the ASAT test could well have happened two months afterwards, or even later.Military and civilian programmes for even daily use applications these days are lodged inside satellites orbiting in space at varying altitudes
39;s the dummy sold by the government to the Election Commission, which seems to have accepted it with willingness and alacrity. The satellite our scientists “killed” was 300 km in low orbit above the earth. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announces the success of Mission Shakti on Wednesday.India knocked out a micro satellite of its own launched only this January to demonstrate its capability, which is a marriage of missile and space technologies, and became only the fourth country after the United States, the former Soviet Union (now Russia) and China to do so.The Chinese had demonstrated a similar capability in 2007 by hitting a useless satellite of theirs 500 km above. Military and civilian programmes for even daily use applications these days are lodged inside satellites orbiting in space at varying altitudes. That will involve parking weapons in outer space.And lest we get carried away, this isn’t “Star Wars” prowess. That the Manmohan Singh government didn't go ahead and test may not # be due to a “lack of political will”, as some have suggested. At the moment the ASAT test seems more to be in the realm of perfecting a science and technology capability.Even the ASAT capability was ready by 2010, as defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman, finance minister Arun Jaitley, and present and former top scientists of DRDO, which conducted the test, attest. No country is yet capable of that. There was no enemy knocking at the gate. Let’s not get breathless about things.The ruling side seems set on a needless course to convince the country that it is a better guardian of the nation's security than its rivals, notably the Congress, overlooking the fact that the vivisection of Pakistan in 1971 and the first nuclear test at Pokhran in 1974 (when India was a much poorer nation) were executed by Congress governments. Having embarked on this path, perhaps it's a matter of time when we will need to shoot missiles at higher-placed satellites, just to be doubly sure. That factor would come into play only if there was an immediate security requirement. But from the ruling party’s and government’s perspective, time was slipping away as the casting of the first ballot in the seven-phase election is exactly a fortnight away.It's an open question whether a proven capability to strike a satellite in the lower reaches of space, which we have just demonstrated, automatically means we can also hit satellites placed in higher orbits..Seen from the country’s perspective, the ASAT test could well have happened two months afterwards, or even later.Military and civilian programmes for even daily use applications these days are lodged inside satellites orbiting in space at varying altitudes
