Krishna River

Krishna River

The Krishna river is the forth longest river which flows entirely in India ,after  the Ganga  , Godavari  and Narmada . The river is also known as Krishna veni .

Krishna  (river, India)  or  Kistna , river is situated  in southern India , rising in the Western Ghats in Maharastra  State at Mahabaleswar . It flows  generally east for 1,300 km (810 mi) before emptying into the Bay of  Bengal  near False  Divi  Point (Near koduru  in Andhra Pradesh) . The mouth of the river forms the northern limit of   the  Coromandel Coast. The river is not navigable, but  its waters are used for irrigation in Maharastra , Karnatka ,Telangana and Andhra Pradesh . The source of the Krishna is sacred to Hindus.

Tributaries

Main tributary to Krishna is Tungbhadra River  and Ghatprabha

There are four rivrs that join the Krishna at a confluence known as Preeti Sangam or ‘lovers meeting point”   in the satara district these are Venna river, Urmodi river, Tarli river and Konya River

Dams

Important dams are Nagarjun  sagar dam ,Narayan pur Dam ,Prakasham barrage ,almatti dam ,dhom dam  and Srisailam dam

# Geography 

Quantitative Easing

Quantitative easing

Definition

An unconventional monetary  policy in which a central bank purchases government securities or other securities  from the market to in order to lower interest rates and increase the money supply. Quantitative easing  is a  monetary policy to increase money supply in the market when there is recession or condition when market is going down .Quantitative easing is considered when short term interest rates are approaching zero or at zero . quantitative easing does not involve printing of new Notes

Quantitative easing targets commercial banks and financial firms  to encourage lending .

Effect  :---

·                                     Very effective in financial slowdown

                                             Done for economic growth

·                                       But too fast quantitative easing can lead to inflation    

Africa Rising

Africa rising

Africa is second largest continent of the world .it is also a undiscovered continent . Africa is a land of large quantity of minerals and fossils fuels .Now a day Africa have 50 percent population below 30 years , so it is youngest continent.

Despite so much mineral and fossil fuel Africa is most backward continent of world ,due to certain policies of colonial countries and after independent  conflicts and violence in Africa is main reason of backwardness. Lack of research and lack of expose to world making them backward . lack of use of resources making Africa backward ,Africa have minerals and crude oil, hydro power  but  technically backward to exploit its vast natural resources.

But due to effort by  united nation peace keeping force there is stability in some countries .Now European countries are investing in Africa .India have also invested in Africa . Indian companies are investing in several countries . India have started skill development program in some countries . Countries receiving strong investment and business interest from India includes south Africa , Angola ,Nigeria due to their high growth market ,mineral rich reserves and crude oil reserves. The resource sector ,especially oil and coal are of particular interest for Indian investors . the pharmacy care are second sector of interest from a export prospective and potential market for medical tourism. Now time is coming when Africa will be a good destination for investment.

In this way Africa is rising 

     

#Economy

Anamudi

Anamudi

Anamudi  or Anai Mudi is the highest peak in western ghat and also in south India . it is located in state of kerala .its height is 2695 meters i.e. (8842ft) .

The name Anaimudi literally translate to “ elephants forehead ” ,a reference to the resemblance of mountain to an elephants head.

Right to Education

Right to education act 2009

Right to education act (RTE) is an act of parliament of India enacted on 4 August 2009 .  This act describes the  necessities and importance of free and compulsory education for children between 6 to 14 years in the country under article 21 A of the Indian constitution   .Act came into force on 1 April 2010.

It was 86 th amendment in the constitution.

Join Hand and defeat Poverty

International day for the eradication of poverty (international)

17 October 2015

17 October every year we join hand for eradicating poverty.

What is primary cause of poverty ?

I think primary cause of poverty is unemployment, lack of capacity to make asset. If a person is able to make asset he can sell it or can use it by himself. Now why lack of skill ?

I think it is because who have skill do not want to share his skill because to make more profit so the main cause of poverty is profit making strategy and mentality. Rich people are becoming richer and poor are becoming poorer because rich people are sucking money from poor to make them richer. now a day school education is different for   rich and for poor ,failure of government machinery making poorer more poor .there are so many plans but poverty prevails in our society ,a normal boy or girl not get what he or she want because of poverty . The fact you cant deny that few have very much and a large portion of society have nothing except right to vote but due to mind washing they use this right in wrong way and no good things happen.

Now question arise that should we lose hope and say nothing will happen .

I think no .  we should fight for it .Those who have skill should give skill to young people so that next coming years when they work and work will eradicate their poverty. Those who are industrnalist should come forward to train people, and government machinery should be overhauled and officers should be sensitive toward humanity not their position and status in the society.

We the normal people can also eradicate poverty by helping some one to get some skill or idea ,if we able to help one person a year then we are successful in our mission.

Let  join our hands to  eradicate poverty  and live a dignified life

#Social Issue

Join Hands to eradicate HUNGER

World Food Day

October 16 2015

October 16  every year

World food day is a day of action against hunger .

In this developed world where there is fighting jets ,atom bomb and destructive  missiles are there , people is becoming advance every thing is fast and becoming more fast. But there are some people who have no food to eat ,they have no grater aim than to get food and fight hunger. So we have a day of action against hunger i.e. world food day on October 16 every year.

World food day is celebrated in honour of date of founding of FAO ( Food  and Agriculture Organisation )  of the united nation on 16 October 1945 .

One this day we should come together to declare strong commitment to eradicate hunger in our life time because when it comes to hunger ,the only acceptable number in world is zero.

Food and India

It is very unfortunate that some body have excess to eat and some have nothing to eat and those who have excess to eat do not want to give food to those who have nothing to eat . Now the gap between rich and poor is increasing poor is becoming  poorer and rich is becoming super rich. This fast world where every thing is fast, Smart phones  and luxury is prevailing in most of the houses but some have no food  to eat why this is so think.

Now it is our duty to take action and have food day to eradicate Hunger from this world.

So please

Never waste food,

Never spoil food

And  Never  overeat

Rich people waste food in their honour but it is nonsense not a honour because they are wasting those  food that is not for them but for poor. So don’t snatch others plate stuff.

Lets come and join hands to eradicate HUNGER

#Social Issue