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Sonia Gandhi Advocates for Women’s Reservation Bill in Lok Sabha Debate

Preyensha Srivastava |

On Wednesday during the debate in Lok Sabha Congress leader Sonia Gandhi announced her support for the women’s reservation bill that proposes a 33 per cent quota in Lok Sabha and state legislative assemblies for women. “On behalf of the Indian National Congress, I stand in favour of Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam 2023”, the Congress parliamentary party chief stated. Further, Sonia Gandhi credited her late husband and Former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi with introducing a constitutional change to determine women’s representation in local body elections. 

 

“It was defeated by 7 votes in Rajya Sabha.” Later, the Congress government, led by Prime Minister PV Narasimha Rao, passed it in Rajya Sabha. As a result, 15 lakh women leaders have been elected through local bodies across the country. Rajiv Gandhi’s dream is just half finished. “With the passage of this Bill, it will be completed,” she told the Lok Sabha.

 

“The Indian woman is as patient as the ocean. She has worked like a river for everyone’s betterment,” Gandhi remarked, requesting that the bill should be implemented immediately. “This Bill has the support of the Congress party. We are pleased that the Bill has been passed, but we are also apprehensive. I would want to ask you a question. For the past 13 years, Indian women have been waiting for their political responsibilities. They are now being requested to wait a few more years. How long has it been? Is this appropriate behaviour with Indian women?” she asked.

 

“The INC demands that the Bill be implemented immediately, but only after a caste census is conducted and reservations for SC, ST, and OBC women are made,” Gandhi added. “Any delay in enacting the women’s reservation bill will be a gross injustice to Indian women,” Sonia Gandhi added.

 

The Lok Sabha is debating the ‘Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam 2023’, which was introduced on Tuesday in the new Parliament building.

 

Also read: https://www.theindiasaga.com/nation/womens-reservation-bill-likely-to-be-discussed-on-wednesday 

 

India’s Rowing team have their eyes on the medal

Arsh Verma |

The women’s coxless four teams and 8-mem team from India are both on track to win medals at the 2023 Asia Cup in Hangzhou, China. The lightweight men’s double sculls team of Arjun Lal Jat and Arvind Singh also displayed grit by placing second in the heats with a time of 6:27.45. With times of 6:27.01, Satnam Singh and Parminder Singh also placed second in their respective heats. By doing so, they both earn spots in the repechage round where they will contend for Final A spots. The women’s rowing squad, meanwhile, got off to a strong start.

 

The Indian Lightweight Women’s Double Sculls team of Kiran and Anshika Bharti finished fourth in their heat with a time of 7:27.57. They will now participate in the repechage round to advance to the final. India’s Babu Lal Yadav and Lekh Ram placed third in the men’s doubles coxless with a time of 6:42.59. P B Aswathi, Mrunmayee Salgaonkar, Priya Devi Thangjam, and Rukmani, the Indian women’s Fours team, warmed up for the final by placing sixth in the preliminary race in 7:09.07. The medal race would include all six teams.

 

In the men’s eight preliminary race, the team of Neeraj, Naresh Kalwaniya, Neetish Kumar, Charanjeet Singh, Jaswinder Singh, Bheem Singh, Punit Kumar, Ashish, and Dhananjay Pande (Cox) came in second with a time of 5:38.65.  The last race will feature all six teams. In the men’s pair preliminary race, Babulal Yadav and Lekh Ram came in third with a time of 6:42.59. The final race will feature all six couples.

Breast Cancer Survivors Embrace Wellness: Expert Tips for Post-Treatment Health and Well-being

Devendra Khati |

Mumbai, India – July 13, 2023 – Dr. Garvit Chitkara, Senior Consultant in Breast surgical oncology and oncoplasty at Nanavati Max Institute of Cancer care in Nanavati Max Super Specialty Hospital, Mumbai guides breast cancer survivors on their journey towards maintaining optimal health and well-being post-treatment.  He stresses on the need to adopt a comprehensive holistic approach which will ensure physical, emotional, and mental well-being.

 

According to leading Breast Cancer Surgeon in Mumbai Dr. Garvit Chitkara, “As a treating surgeon, I am aware of the suffering and turmoil of breast cancer patients and survivors.  I wish to highlight the need for them to give utmost importance to their health and well-being. Apart from prioritizing self-care, regular medical check-ups are a must, if they wish to stay healthy and cancer-free’.  To put it simply, breast cancer survivors should focus on healthy diet, staying physically active, and maintain healthy weight’.

 

With numerous breast cancer centers offering comprehensive treatment to survivors from around the globe, there are ample options available to cater to diverse cancer care needs.

 

Self-care tops the checklist for breast cancer survivors. They should focus on activities that make them feel good and happy apart from relieving stress. It could be simple activities such as reading, meditating, playing a game or two, spending time with pets, gardening, and so on.

 

Regular exercise also reduces stress and anxiety.  It is not necessary to hit the gym or opt for a high intensity work out.  Yoga, pilates, walking etc reduce stress and help to regain an active body.  Also, it is important to relax and unwind properly after exercising for better results.

 

Meditation is very helpful as it helps the survivor to unwind and relax.  Breathing practices, methods and awareness help to the person to relax well, reduce fear and stress too.  There are many new age healing practices which reduce stress, and help to unwind.

 

He also recommends survivors should seek out emotional support by reaching out to trusted people such as friends, family members, colleagues, healthcare providers, spiritual mentors with whom them have healthy interactions and relationships.

 

Other options available are seeking professionals such as psychiatrist, psychologist, counselor or clinical social workers who also guide on how to relax and cope with the stress, negative emotions, apart from sharing their feelings, experiences and tense moments.

 

Group counseling or support groups are an ideal way to connect with other breast cancer survivors and seek emotional support. Some people are comfortable in talking and sharing their experiences in a group while some prefer one-to-one counseling.  But, it is essential to let out and share with others who understand them and can help out too.

 

Dr Garvit highlights the importance of healthy eating in breast cancer survivors.  He suggests that they should consume a high-fibre and less saturated food.  As per research, high-fibre foods improve gut health, help to prevent cancers and heart diseases. Moreover, they have lesser calories and people feel satiated for a longer period of time, when consumed.  Ideal high-fibre foods such as brown rice, oats, quinoa, lentils, potatoes and sweet potatoes (with skin), vegetables and fruits should be consumed in ample quantities.

 

It is recommended to switch over to healthy and unsaturated fats such as olive oil, rapeseed oil, nuts, seeds and avocados, oily fish etc as they do not increase the risk of recurrence or heart disease.  Skimmed milk, low fat yogurt, low fat cheese and lean meats are also recommended.  They should also try to include organic and pesticide free food, super foods such as berries, green tea and broccoli, etc in their diet.

 

He reiterates that breast cancer survivors need support and help in transitioning into a new phase of their life and they truly deserve all the support healthcare workers, family and friends can provide.  He shares a story of a 35 YO breast cancer survivor who bravely faced breast cancer. She had to undergo surgery, chemotherapy, radiation and a breast conservation surgery but she was determined to come out of it. Fortunately, she took it in her stride to overcome her cancer and emerged as a survivor. Today, she is an active advocate for breast cancer awareness.

 

Dr Garvit Chitkara, concludes by stating, ‘As a breast cancer surgeon, I’ve witnessed the incredible strength and resilience of breast cancer survivors. I wish to highlight that both emotional health and physical well-being are very important, including a healthy diet as they embark upon their recovery journey. Take each day a time, and make sure to nurture their spirit, surround themselves with love, and happiness every single day.’

 

About Dr. Garvit Chitkara

 

Dr Garvit Chitkara is associated with Nanavati Max Institute of Cancer care in Nanavati Max Super Specialty Hospital, Mumbai as a senior consultant in Breast surgical oncology and oncoplasty. He has more than 10+ years of experience as a practicing Breast Surgical oncology. 

Dr Garvit Chitkara specializes in breast cancer surgery, vacuum-assisted breast biopsy, axillary surgery, oncoplastic breast surgery and benign breast disease treatment.  He offers evidence-based diagnosis and treatment. He focuses on comprehensive treatment of breast cancer and helping patients to overcome breast cancer in the best possible way.

For more information or to schedule an interview with Dr. Garvit Chitkara, please contact:

  • Jiwan Breast Clinic

           Address – 202 Center point , Above Apollo Medical shop, Oppo SBI bank, Road no 18, Near Ambedkar Garden, Chembur East 40007

           Phone: +91-91673 28325

  • Nanavati Max Institute of Cancer Care,

          Address – Nanavati Max Superspeciality Hospital, Ville Parle West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400056

          Phone: +91-91673 28325

Budget IVF and Fertility Clinic, Mumbai highlights the ill effects of alcohol consumption among women who are pregnant or who might become pregnant

Devendra Khati |

India’s fertility expert Dr. Hrishikesh Pai highlights the ill effects of alcohol consumption in pregnant women and/or women wishing to get pregnant. He states that studies reveal birth defects and long-term medical issues in children on account of alcohol consumption by their mothers.

He states, ‘Alcohol consumption during pregnancy causes fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) in the unborn child. The child is likely to bear physical, mental, and emotional implications for a lifetime. Also, alcohol has adversely affected fertility, delays the conception process, and increases the risk of miscarriage.’

 

Dr. Hrishikesh Pai is one of the founders of the Budget IVF and Fertility Clinic, in Mumbai and the pioneer of IVF technology in India. His other team members include leading expert gynecologists Dr. Rishma Dhillon Pai, and Dr. Rohan Palshetkar treating gynecological and infertility issues.

 

As mentioned above, fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) includes a range of physical, mental, behavioral, and learning disabilities. A child born with FASD will have heart defects, learning issues, thinking and speech issues, changes in the shape of the face, behavioral issues, attention issues, balance and movement issues, and growth issues before and after birth. The intensity of these issues can be mild or severe.

 

Patients can consult, Dr. Hrishikesh Pai, has an extensive history of successfully treating numerous patients, along with Dr. Rishma Pai, who is recognized as one of India’s top gynecologist doctors by Clinicspots, a leading medical aggregator platform.

 

Studies also reveal loss of pregnancy, stillbirth, premature delivery, or a child born with cerebral palsy due to alcohol consumption. There is proof that alcohol affects the child before and during pregnancy. However, medical experts cannot zero down on a safe limit or level of alcohol consumption for women who are trying to get pregnant or are already pregnant. Hence, most doctors recommend zero alcohol consumption for such women and ensure a safe pregnancy and healthy child at birth.

 

Alcohol also causes increasing the risk of health complications in pregnant women as they are likely to experience high blood pressure, vomiting and dehydration, gestational diabetes, and nutritional deficiency. There is a strong possibility that these complications can affect the health and the baby’s growth within the womb.

 

Dr. Hrishikesh Pai advises women who are trying to get pregnant or are already pregnant and wish to drink alcohol. He begins by saying it is unsafe to drink alcohol, especially during pregnancy. So, women planning to get pregnant should stop consuming it entirely. Also, it is medically evident that low-level drinking during the first trimester of pregnancy has resulted in long-term ill effects on the baby. There is an increased risk to the baby’s development if the mother frequently consumes high levels of alcohol. The effects of alcohol on the pregnant mother and their baby vary from case to case. Hence it is difficult to generalize the ill effect of alcohol for everybody

 

In case staying away from alcohol is difficult, they should opt for nonalcoholic beverages or avoid being around people who consume people. They can also seek support from their doctor or a medical counselor or sign up for a rehabilitation program, if they cannot stay off alcohol.

 

About Budget IVF & Fertility Centre, Mumbai

 

As the name suggests, Budget IVF & Fertility Centre in Mumbai is a comprehensive and reliable gynecology center led by Dr. Hrishikesh Pai, Dr. Rishma Dhillon Pai, and Dr. Rohan Palshetkar who are leading experts in treating infertility and gynecological issues.

Budget IVF & Fertility Centre in Mumbai is synonymous with affordable and reliable treatment options for treatment of endometriosis, pelvic pain, vulval disorders, recurrent miscarriage, menopause, early pregnancy, cysts, fibroids, menstruation issues, infertility, and so on. The clinic also offers comprehensive yet discreet treatment to its patients.

For more details, call Budget IVF & Fertility Centre in Mumbai at +91- 98717 17305 or email at budgetivf12@gmail.com

Babies and Us clinic on the possibility of successful outcomes of pregnancy after myomectomy

Devendra Khati |

Uterine fibroids or myomas can affect fertility or chances of conception in case they become symptomatic. Myomectomy is a surgical removal procedure of myomas or uterine fibroids in women who wish to become pregnant.

 

Dr. Hrishikesh Pai, a leading IVF specialist and founder of Babies and Us Clinic one of the best IVF center in Mumbai, states, “Pregnancy after myomectomy is possible and should be embarked upon under proper medical supervision of an experienced IVF expert. Each patient requires a customized and evidence-based approach. Women can hope for a successful pregnancy experience. As an IVF specialist, I offer comprehensive treatment, support and care with the hope of delivering the best possible outcomes.”

 

The presence of uterine fibroids may or may not affect the chances of pregnancy or can create complications in pregnancy. Their presence can lead to various disorders such as pelvic pain, heavy and irregular bleeding, urinary and bowel discomfort, infertility, miscarriage, preterm labour, abnormal placentation, and post-delivery complications. Also, there have been instances of uneventful pregnancy despite uterine fibroids.

 

Gynecologists recommend medical treatment, embolization, myomectomy, and high-intensity focused ultrasound to treat uterine fibroids, the outcome of which depends upon the patient’s age and size along with the fibroids’ location and size. In cases where fertility preservation is a concern, options such as myomectomy or IVF may be discussed as appropriate methods to address uterine fibroids while considering the patient’s wish to experience motherhood.

 

There are three types of myomectomy surgeries: abdominal myomectomy, laparoscopic myomectomy and hysteroscopic myomectomy. Abdominal myomectomy refers to an open surgical procedure to remove large-sized fibroids located on the uterine wall, which cannot be removed through laparoscopic myomectomy and hysteroscopic myomectomy. Women who have undergone abdominal myomectomy should opt for a Caesarean delivery.

 

Laparoscopic myomectomy is a minimally invasive surgery through which the fibroids are pulled out using small surgical tools. It is considered a minor surgery, with the patient reliving the next day after a few hours of observation.

 

Doctors prefer a hysteroscopic myomectomy to remove submucosal uterine fibroids located in the uterine cavity. A hysteroscopic myomectomy is a scarless surgery as the hysteroscope, a telescopic tube, is inserted within the uterus to scrape the fibroids.

 

Dr Hrishikesh Pai suggests it is possible to get pregnant after myomectomy but after proper recovery and seeking adequate consultation for the same. Doctors recommend a gap of at least three to six months or more before attempting to get pregnant, as the uterus needs time to heal. Also, they indicate the need for a caesarean delivery instead of a normal delivery to prevent complications of a normal delivery.

 

Dr Hrishikesh Pai assures that patients need not lose hope despite being diagnosed with uterine fibroids, as it is possible to treat them through non-surgical and surgical approaches. Myomectomy has emerged as one of the most reliable treatment options to resolve fibroids.

 

About Babies & Us Fertility IVF & ICSI Center

 

Babies & Us Fertility IVF & ICSI Center is a leading IVF centre in Mumbai, synonymous with top-class fertility treatments at affordable rates. Their team of IVF experts is well-versed with the latest IVF techniques, gynecological treatment and reproductive medicine as their patients need. Moreover, the clinic is located in central Mumbai and hence easily accessible by people from all walks of life. With the added convenience of financial assistance and part payment options, Babies & Us Fertility IVF & ICSI Center welcomes all types of patients to seek gynecological treatment and IVF treatment as per need.

 

Address: OPERA HOUSE, MUMBAI

534, 4th Floor,

Bombay Mutual Terrace Opera House,

Mumbai 400004

Cell: +91-98717 17305

Email: babiesandus12@gmail.com

The Sikh Community demands a probe into the Nijjar killing case

Arsh Verma |

According to some unknown sources, the Sikh community in Canada is hoping that Ottawa’s stunning charges against India over the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar will only be the first decisive action against supposed “Indian interference”. The largest Sikh population outside of India is in Canada, and its members expressed relief that the complaint had been made.”We are happy to see India being held accountable,” said Harkirt Singh Dhadda, a well-known lawyer and Sikh in the Toronto area. Although it was a “signal,” the expulsion of a diplomat was not the only thing that was anticipated.

“We want a thorough inquiry that holds those responsible for this assassination accountable, including those who shot the victim and those who planned the murder,” he said. Balraj Singh Nijjar, the son of Hardeep Nijjar, expressed a “sense of relief” that the accusations had finally come to light. “Perhaps you can go one step further and get specific people.” In light of his accusations that Indian government agents murdered Khalistan supporter Hardeep Singh Nijjar in June of this year, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has expelled a senior Indian diplomat.

 

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India, though, has denied Canada’s accusations. The Canadian Prime Minister’s and Foreign Minister’s statements in their parliament were both seen and rejected by the Ministry of External Affairs. Allegations that the Indian government took involved in any violence committed in Canada are absurd and illogical. We are a democratic country that values the rule of law highly, according to the statement.

In retaliation, India also gave a senior Canadian official five days to leave the country. It was traditional for India to act in retaliation for the expulsion of a Canadian diplomat. India informed the “senior Canadian diplomat” of its decision to be expelled by calling Canadian Ambassador Cameron MacKay. This was done in direct retaliation to Ottawa’s expulsion of an Indian official over the death of Khalistani leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Hardeep Singh Nijjar was a Khalistani militant, who lived in Canada and worked as a plumber. He also became the president of the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara in Surrey, in 2020.

Fertility Specialist Dr. Mohit Saraogi explains the need for male fertility preservation through sperm banking

Devendra Khati |

Dr. Mohit Saraogi, a renowned fertility specialist in Mumbai, highlights the critical role of sperm banking for men undergoing cancer treatments or facing other threats to fertility. He emphasizes the significance of preserving fertility options through sperm banking, especially when men face emotional and physical challenges.

 

He refers to the men diagnosed with cancer or a severe medical condition that requires them to undergo chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery as a necessary treatment and is likely to affect their reproductive health. Hence, he suggests they should preserve their sperm in a sperm bank before beginning the treatment. These sperms can be used when they are willing to proceed with fatherhood in the future.

 

Dr. Mohit Saraogi, Director of Saraogi Hospital, IVF Centre in Mumbai, has been dedicated to helping individuals and couples achieve their dream of parenthood for over a decade. He has 13+ years of experience as an obstetrician, gynecologist, and infertility specialist. An expert in assisted reproductive technologies, Dr. Saraogi, recommends fertility preservation options to patients who need the same and help them realize their dream of becoming parents.

 

“Facing cancer or other medical conditions that require treatments like chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery can pose unexpected obstacles to men’s reproductive health. Fertility concerns often emerge during these challenging times.

 

Sperm banking offers a potential solution to overcome fertility concerns that emerge during challenging times after being diagnosed with cancer or critical medical conditions,” says Dr. Mohit Saraogi, an IVF specialist distinguished specialist in reproductive medicine.

 

Sperm banking is where men can store and preserve their sperm for future use and safeguard their fertility options. Dr. Saraogi emphasizes that men can proceed with their treatment with the reassurance of the fertility factor, focusing on their medical treatment and improving their health.

 

Other reasons for proceeding with storing the sperm include various reasons that could delay their parenthood, such as the age factor, low sperm count, vasectomy, and frequent travelling, which could interfere with the ovulation cycle or the IVF procedure. Men who wish to store their sperm before they grow older or proceed with vasectomy but want to use their sperm in the future.

 

Once the sperm is collected, it is labelled, treated with a special liquid and preserved under controlled temperature. The sperm is stored in a particular deep freezer storage unit that contains liquid nitrogen whose temperature is -196 degree Celsius.

 

He also mentions multiple advantages of sperm preservation, mainly the storage of healthy sperm. Also, cryopreservation of sperm does not affect its quality. Normal and healthy babies are born using cryopreserved sperms. If correct storage procedures are followed, the sperms retain their efficiency, even after a long storage period.

 

Dr. Mohit Saraogi shares a patient testimony of a 32 YO male cancer survivor who proceeded with sperm banking. The patient stated, ‘ I had total peace of mind during the cancer treatment and knew that I could start a family after recovering from cancer. I am very grateful to Dr. Mohit Saraogi and his team for recommending this option to me and for their unconditional support.

 

About Saraogi Hospital

 

Established in the 1980s, Saraogi Hospital is synonymous with premier gynecology, reproductive health and associated treatment. With an enviable presence spanning 40 decades, Saraogi Hospital is one of the oldest IVF hospitals in the country, offering almost all treatments related to IVF – ART with a success rate of nearly 70%. The range of treatment includes IUI Treatment, IVF Treatment, Egg Freezing, Donor Programme, Infertility workup, Cryopreservation, ICSI Treatment, Laser Assisted Hatching, Blastocyst Culture and Transfer, and so on.

Apart from their main hospital at Malad, they are available at Andheri, Ghatkopar and Mulund in Mumbai.

Contact Dr. Mohit Saraogi

Email: mohitsaraogi85@gmail.com

Phone: +91 9930 666 930

Singer Shubh in Controversy: Music, Politics and boAt Sponsorships Clash Ahead of His Indian Tour

Preyensha Srivastava |

The renowned Canada-based Punjabi sensation  Shubh is in the eye of a storm ahead of his electrifying Mumbai concert from September 23 to 25 for the Cruise Control 4.0 tour. While fans were eagerly waiting for his three-month Indian tour with gigs in hotspots like New Delhi, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad, Shubh is stuck in controversy and is facing some backlash over alleged ties with Khalistani separatists. This controversy surrounding the singer came after the singer posted a distorted photo of the Indian map that did not have seven sisters and Jammu and Kashmir. All this has led to a significant public debate over his alleged associations and actions, especially in regard to the sensitive issue of Khalistan separatism.

 

Shubh: The singer 

 

The artist first gained recognition with his 2021 song ‘We Rollin’, which earned him fans among the Punjabi diaspora in India, Canada, the UK, the US, and New Zealand. His track ‘Baller’ also secured the No. 68 spot on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100. He kicked off 2021 with ‘Don’t Look’, co-produced alongside Punjabi pop singer Irman Thiara. This was followed by his hit ‘We Rollin’, which remains his most-played track. He then released ‘Elevated’ and ‘Offshore’. Earlier this year, his debut album ‘Still Rollin’ reached No. 16 on the Billboard Canadian charts.

 

boAt pulls Shubh’s sponsorship 

 

On Tuesday, boAt took to social media platform X to announce they are pulling out as sponsors of the Canadian singer’s India tour, pointing to controversial comments the artist made earlier this year.

 

 

Big celebs unfollowing Shubh

 

Modern day greats Virat Kohli who once said that he loved Shubh’s music, has now unfollowed him amid the controversy. After that, KL Rahul and Hardik Pandya also unfollowed the singer. 

 

Political controversy amid Shubh’s Instagram story 

 

Recently, the Bharatiya Yuva Morcha (BYJM) tore down posters promoting Shubh’s concert. The President of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM), Tajinder Singh Tiwana, gave a statement to ANI saying that “Khalistan supporters, who oppose India’s unity and integrity, have no place here. We will not allow the Canadian singer to perform in Mumbai, the revered land of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. If the organizers do not address this, they will face our resistance.”

 

The tension between Canada and India 

 

Tensions between Canada and India have intensified over the Khalistan issue, especially after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau implicated India in Nijjar’s death in British Columbia. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) responded by saying that claims of India’s participation in violent acts in Canada are baseless and have ulterior motives. “Linking the Indian government to incidents like this is unwarranted. We call on the Canadian government to swiftly and decisively act against any anti-India activities on their territory,” the statement further noted.

 

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JIO AirFiber Monthly Plan Price – Data Usage & Validity

Arsh Verma |

 

Jio AirFiber is a 5G-powered broadband internet service from Reliance Jio. It offers high-speed internet connectivity with speeds of up to 1 Gbps, making it one of the fastest broadband services in India. It is also highly affordable, with plans starting at just Rs. 399 per month.

It is revolutionising the way we experience high-speed internet. With its blazing-fast speeds and affordable pricing, It is making high-speed internet accessible to everyone.

 

What is Jio AirFiber?

It is a 5G-powered broadband internet service that uses a small device called a Jio AirFiber router to deliver high-speed internet to your home or office. Its router connects to Jio’s 5G network and provides you with a Wi-Fi hotspot that you can connect your devices to.

It has several advantages over traditional broadband services, such as DSL and cable. First, It is much faster than traditional broadband services. With Jio AirFiber, you can expect speeds of up to 1 Gbps, which is significantly faster than the speeds offered by DSL and cable.

It is more reliable than traditional broadband services. Jio’s 5G network is highly reliable and offers consistent speeds. This means that you can enjoy uninterrupted streaming and browsing with Jio AirFiber.

It is more affordable than traditional broadband services. Jio AirFiber plans start at just Rs. 399 per month, which is much cheaper than the plans offered by DSL and cable providers.

 

Coverage and Availability

It is currently available in select cities across India. Jio is rapidly expanding its coverage and plans to make It available in all major cities by the end of 2023.

 

Jio AirFiber Monthly Plans and Speed Tiers

It offers a variety of speed tiers to choose from, ranging from 30 Mbps to 1 Gbps. You can choose the speed tier that best suits your needs and budget.

  • 30 Mbps: This plan is ideal for basic internet usage, such as browsing the web, checking email, and streaming videos.
  • 100 Mbps: This plan is ideal for moderate internet usage, such as streaming multiple videos at the same time, playing online games, and working from home.
  • 300 Mbps: This plan is ideal for heavy internet usage, such as streaming 4K videos, downloading large files, and hosting online servers.
  • 1 Gbps: This plan is ideal for businesses and power users who need the fastest possible internet speeds.

Pricing and Affordability

Jio AirFiber plans are very affordable, with plans starting at just Rs. 399 per month. Jio also offers annual plans that can save you even more money.

Full list of pricing is available on the official website of Jio.

 

Data Benefits

Its plans offer unlimited data usage, with no FUP (Fair Usage Policy). This means that you can use as much data as you want without having to worry about any additional charges.

It also offers a variety of OTT subscriptions for free, such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+ Hotstar, and SonyLIV. This means that you can enjoy your favourite streaming shows and movies without having to pay any additional subscription fees.

 

Installation and Device

The Device installation is very simple. Just plug in the router and turn it on. The router will automatically connect to Jio’s 5G network and start providing you with internet access.

Jio provides you with a router when you sign up for a plan. You do not need to purchase any additional equipment.

It is a revolutionary broadband internet service that offers high-speed speeds, affordable pricing, and unlimited data usage. If you are looking for a reliable and affordable broadband internet service, Jio AirFiber is the best option for you.

 

PM Modi bid adieu to the old building

Arsh Verma |

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday began the special session of Parliament in the Lok Sabha by addressing the important historical events that took place in the old Parliament House over the last 75 years. The proceedings of the Parliament will move to the new Central Vista building Today (September 19), and the debate on the 75-year journey of the old Parliament will probably be the last in the old place.  This speech is the bid adieu to the old building of Parliament before the members of both houses move to the new building.  

 

In his speech, Modi said leaving the old building was an “emotional moment” and the building would continue to inspire generations. He mentioned how India’s first prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, gave his famous impromptu midnight speech in parliament, celebrating India’s independence from British colonial rule. In his speech, Modi returned to the beginning of Parliament House, the chambers of the Imperial Legislative Council of the British colonial government. He said: “It is true that foreign rulers decided to build this building, but we can never forget and we can proudly say that the effort, hard work and money used to build it were our countrymen.” 

 

He also hailed the success of the Chandrayaan-3 moon mission and the G20 summit. He said the latest success belongs to the “140 million people” of the country, not just one person or party. He added that India’s power led to consensus in the G20 declaration, which included points on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine crisis.

 

The Prime Minister said that whether it was the Non-Aligned Movement or the G20, the country and the parliament acted unanimously. “The success of the G20 group is not the success of one person or one party, but the success of the whole country.” India has proved the world wrong by becoming a successful democracy,” Modi said.

 

Earlier, the prime minister told the media as usual before opening the session that the special session would be ‘short but historic.’ “From President Kalam to Kovind Murmun, from Atal Bihari Vajpayee to Manmohan Singh, whoever was a member of this Parliament, they worked to move the nation forward,” Modi said leaving the current building was an emotional moment for him. “Just as a family is full of memories, our hearts are full of emotions when they leave the old house to enter the new.”

 

This speech was a part of the Special Session of Parliament which commenced on Monday, The Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs called for a special session on 31st August. There are 8 major agendas in line of discussion in the house including, the Women’s reservation bill is the most anticipated one.