Carryminati's Savage 'Yalgaar' Video Lyrics Takes On TikTok & Fans Say 'He's The Baap Of All'

 Youtuber Carryminati has made it to the headlines once again and this time it looks like he will break all the records with his latest Youtube video in no time.

We are talking about his latest video titled Yalgaar, which has a lot of connections to the much popular YouTube Vs TikTok controversy that almost can be touted as the biggest e-war in history.

He shared the video with the caption that read, “Isse ab yahi khatam karte hai mera hogye. Is vakt jo mujhe pyaar mila hai voh mein kabhi nhi bhulunga iske liye shukriya shabd bohot chota hai. Apan nhi rukenge, ab agle video ki tayari shuru.” 

As and when the video was shared by Carryminati, within no time people started flooding Twitter with memes and reactions. People at large, especially the Youtube supporters are fully siding with the Youtube star for his latest video and they are trending #Yalgaar on the micro-blogging site.

Choked, Anurag Kashyap’s Netflix film on demonetisation, is crisp and thought-provoking

With Choked, Anurag Kashyap brings together stellar writing, a talented cast & his signature dark style to talk about our relationship with money.

What would you do if you found wads of cash floating in your kitchen drain one day?

A still from ‘Choked: Paisa Bolta Hai’

It’s a fantastical, crazy and terrifying scenario to be presented with. Anurag Kashyap takes this premise and lays bare the complexities of our relationship with money in an intelligent, thought-provoking manner in his new feature film, Choked: Paisa Bolta Hai.

The Netflix-backed film stars Saiyami Kher (of Mirzya fame) and Malayalam actor Roshan Mathew.

Set in the context of the 2016 demonetisation, Choked tells the story of Sarita Pillai (Kher), a bank teller with a long-sacrificed dream of making it big as a singer that routinely haunts her. She lives with her unemployed, negligent husband, Sushant (Mathew), and eight-year-old son in a cramped, one-bedroom apartment in Mumbai. Sarita’s small, despondent life is turned on its head when one night, she finds wads of carefully packaged cash gushing out from underneath her leaking kitchen sink. Will this money be the answer to all her prayers or a curse she never anticipated?

UPSC Civil Services Examinations 2020 dates announced

New Delhi: The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Friday announced the date for 2020 civil services preliminary examination and Indian Forest Service Prelims Examination 2020.

The exams would be held on October 04, 2020 (Sunday), the UPSC website said.

Name of Examination	Date of Notification	Last Date for receipt of Applications	Date of commencement of exam	Duration of Exam
National Defence Academy (NDA) & Naval Academy (NA) Examination (I), 2020	8-1-2020	28.01.2020	06.09.2020 @ (SUNDAY)	1 DAY
Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination, 2020	12-2-2020	3-3-2020	04.10.2020 @ (SUNDAY)	1 DAY
Indian Forest Service (Preliminary) Examination, 2020 through CS(P) Examination 2020
Indian Economic Service (IES)/ Indian Statistical Service (ISS) Examination, 2020	10.06.2020@	30.06.2020@	16.10.2020 @ (FRIDAY)	3 DAYS
Combined Geo-Scientist (Main) Examination, 2020			08.08.2020 @ (SATURDAY)	2 DAYS
Engineering Services (Main) Examination, 2020			09.08.2020 (SUNDAY)	1 DAY
Combined Medical Services Examination, 2020	22.07.2020@	11.08.2020@	22.10.2020 @ (THURSDAY)	1 DAY
Central Armed Police Forces (ACs) Examination, 2020	18.08.2020@	07.09.2020@	20.12.2020 @ (SUNDAY)	1 DAY
National Defence Academy (NDA) & Naval Academy (NA) Examination (II), 2020	10-6-2020	30.06.2020	06.09.2020 (SUNDAY)	1 DAY
Civil Services (Main) Examination, 2020			08.01.2021@ (FRIDAY)	5 DAYS
Combined Defence Service (CDS) Examination (II), 2020	5-8-2020	25.08.2020	08.11.2020 (SUNDAY)	1 DAY
Indian Forest Service (Main) Examination, 2020			28/02/2021 @ (SUNDAY)	10 DAYS
SO/Steno (GD-B/GD-I) LDCE	16.09.2020	6-10-2020	12.12.2020 (SATURDAY)	2 DAYS
Reserved for UPSC RT/ Examination			20.12.2020 (SUNDAY)	1 DAY
@ Revised date Note 1: The dates of notification, commencement and duration of Examinations/ RTs are liable to alteration, if the circumstances so warrant. Note 2: A common examination for both NDA& NA Exam(I) and NDA&NA Exam (II), 2020 will be held on 06.09.2020. Note 3: Personality Tests for Civil Services (Main) Examination, 2019 for remaining candidates are being resumed from 20-07-2020. Candidates will be informed individually.

 In its last meeting on May 20, UPSC had said that it would review the situation after the third phase of the nation-wide restrictions, due to COVID-19.

 

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite launching in India soon.

Samsung launched the Galaxy Tab S6 flagship tablet in India last year. Now, the company is gearing up to launch a more affordable version of the tablet called Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. As the name suggests, the tablet will compromise on some features in order to bring the price tag down to a more affordable one. However, the tab will still feature a massive 7,040mAh battery, S-Pen support and more. 

Image Source : SAMSUNG / TWITTER

The South Korean giant teased the launch of the product via their official Twitter handle. The company has posted a video that shows just a slight portion of the table suggesting that it will have slim bezels just like the Tab S6. The video also shows an S-Pen in Pink colour, which suggests the tablet will support S-Pen and it could arrive in an attractive new pink colour variant

As for the specifications, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite features a 10.4-inch WUXGA TFT display. It is powered by an octa-core chipset coupled with 4GB of RAM. The tablet comes in 64GB and 128GB storage options. The storage is further expandable up to 1TB using a microSD card. All of this is backed by a massive 7,040mAh battery. 

Also Read: Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Review: Finally, a tablet that can act as a laptop

On the optics front, the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite sports a single 8MP camera at the back. Upfront, there is a 5MP selfie snapper.

The tablet is available in Angora Blue, Chiffon Pink and Oxford Grey colour options.

Environment Day 2020 Significance, date and this year's theme

World Environment Day 2020: This year's theme is biodiversity, a concern that is both urgent and existential, said the United Nations.

·         According to UN, the theme for  World Environment Day 2020 is biodiversity– a concern that is both urgent and existential.

·         In 1972, the United Nations General Assembly established the World Environment Day

The theme for 2020 is biodiversity– a concern that is both urgent and existential.  |  Photo Credit: iStock Image

o    This year Colombia is hosting World Environment Day 2020 in collaboration with Germany.

New Delhi: Every year, World Environment Day is observed on June 5. The day was first observed in 1974 in the city of Spokane in the USA. This day is celebrated to encourage awareness and environmental protection. 

Theme of World Environment Day 2020

According to UN, the theme for 2020 is biodiversity– a concern that is both urgent and existential. "Recent events, from bushfires in Brazil, the United States, and Australia to locust infestations across East Africa – and now, a global disease pandemic – demonstrate the interdependence of humans and the webs of life, in which they exist," the UN said in a statement. 

History of the event

In 1972, the United Nations General Assembly established the World Environment Day on the first day of the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment.

According to United Nations, "The celebration of this day provides us with an opportunity to broaden the basis for an enlightened opinion and responsible conduct by individuals, enterprises, and communities in preserving and enhancing the environment." 

This year Colombia is hosting World Environment Day 2020 in collaboration with Germany. In 2019, China hosted World Environment Day and the theme was "Beat Air Pollution". 

Atlas Cycles shuts down, 700 people lose jobs

Following closure of its Malanpur unit, company had only two operational units – at Sonipat in Haryana and Sahibabad in UP. But with closure of Sahibabad unit, company has closed down its last factory

On World Bicycle Day, one of the most famous Indian bicycle brands – Atlas Cycles – stopped all operations on Wednesday.

The Haryana-based company, which started manufacturing bicycles in 1951, had already closed down two units in 2014 and 2018. While in December 2014, its Malanpur unit in Madhya Pradesh was closed down, it suspended manufacturing at its Sonipat unit in 2018.

Following the closure of the Malanpur unit, the company had only two operational units – at Sonipat in Haryana and Sahibabad in Uttar Pradesh. But with the closure of Sahibabad unit, the company has closed down its last factory.

“Post lifting of lockdown with effect from June 1, 2020, Sahibabad unit of the company is not in a position to resume manufacturing operations due to financial constraints. Hence, the workforce of Sahibabad unit of the company will be laid off with effect from June 3, 2020, till adequate arrangement of funds is made,” the company said.

The company said that due to severe cash crunch, it was difficult for the company to even procure raw materials.

Earthquake hits Delhi, Noida, Faridabad surrounding areas

New Delhi: An earthquake of 3.2 magnitude hit Delhi, Noida and the surrounding areas on Wednesday (June 3, 2020).

Earlier on May 29, a mild intensity earthquake of 4.6 magnitude on Richter scale jolted parts of eastern Haryana and Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) at 9.08 pm. The earthquake's epicentre was Rohtak in Haryana and the depth was 3.3 kilometres.

Delhi and near-by areas have experienced at least 6-7 earthquakes in the last one month, increasing tension for the people who are already facing troubles due to coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.

While speaking to Dr Soumitra Mukherjee, Professor of Geology at Jawaharlal Nehru University over the topic on frequent earthquakes in the past few weeks, he said that there is no need to worry about it as these tremors occur every year but yes it is necessary to be vigilant.

According to the opinion of experts, there are small earthquake tremors in Delhi which are 3-4 standard on the Richter scale. However, the danger is when the earthquake magnitude is above 4 on the Richter scale, especially in those areas where the houses are not strongly built.

'However, no major earthquake shock has been predicted yet. But because Delhi Seismic Zone reads in four, it is necessary that these houses have a safety audit,'' he added.