Bengali Blogging: July 2021

Saturday, July 24, 2021

ICSE-ISC Results 2021: ICSE Tenth and ISC Twelfth Class Result Published! Results can be found at this link ...

ICSE-ISC Results 2021: The results of Class X of ICSE and Class 12 of ISC were announced on Saturday at 3 pm. The overall pass rate in ICSE this year is 99.96% and the pass rate in ISC results is 99.8%.

The results of ICSE, ISC (ICSE-ISC Results 2021) were released this Saturday after secondary high school. The results of Class X of ICSE and Class 12 of ISC were announced on Saturday at 3 pm. The overall pass rate in ICSE this year is 99.96% and the pass rate in ISC results is 99.8%. The results have already been published on their website by the Council for Indian School Certificates.

They released the results of two board examinations for Class X and XII under the Council for Indian School Certificate (CISCE). On the other hand, the National Capital Region (NCR) of Delhi today recorded a 100 percent pass in the ICSE results.

Delhi has also recorded a pass rate of 99.93% in terms of ISC 12 class results. This year, 2909 students and 2,954 female students took part in the ICSE exams. For the ISC examination, 1418 students and 1393 female students have participated this year.

According to the council, the results can be viewed by entering their registration number on the results.cisce.org website. Candidates also need to SMS the unique ID of ISC and ICSE to 09247263 to know the results through SMS. Then the results will come to the mobile.

Friday, July 23, 2021

Live Cricket Score, India vs Sri Lanka 3rd ODI: Suryakumar, Manish resume India innings after the rain break

Live Cricket Score: Stay updated with Bengali Blogging to urge all the live cricket score updates, scorecards,s and ball-by-ball commentary of the 3rd ODI match between Sri Lanka and India.

SCORECARD

Cricket Score, India vs Sri Lanka 3rd ODI: Sri Lanka beat India by 3 wickets

23:42 (IST) Jul 23

AVISHKA FERNANDO IS THE PLAYER IN THE MATCH.

23:37 (IST) Jul 23 ... Stay tuned for the Presentation ...

23:36 (IST) Jul 23

Prior to the day, India got going on the right note, as they kept the scoreboard ticking and were scoring runs at a sound rate, yet all that changed, after the downpour delay, as the Lankan spinners turned the Indian center request into a web. It appeared as though they could cross 300, however, collapsed for a measly score. Eventually, Sri Lanka did what's needed, in all parts of the match, to dominate the last round of the series.

22:08 (IST) Jul 23 1 Overs 23.5 Score 149 - 2

Rahul Chahar to Avishka Fernando, Flatter and around off, quicker too, slammed too long on for one.

20:06 (IST) Jul 23

Right then. 226 needed for Sri Lanka to avoid a whitewashing at the hands of India. they're going to believe and can begin, looking to require the ultimate game. The visitors have a rather inexperienced bowling attack and that they will want to go away a mark, during this game. Will Sri Lanka chase this down easily? Or will India make things harder for the hosts? Join us for the run chase shortly.

20:04 (IST) Jul 23

What an ingenious bowling display this has been by the Lankans here. Their spinners have spun the Indian batters during a web and have bundled them out for 225, which may be a rather tame score. If not for Navdeep Saini and Rahul Chahar towards the top, they could haven't even crossed 200.

20:03 (IST) Jul 23

Sri Lanka is going to be pleased with how they need to be bowled during this game. Yes, there have been not at their best, before the rain break, but once they came out then, they let none of the Indian batters survive. From an edge of strength, India slipped and was reeling, all because of the spin duo of Akila Dananjaya and Praveen Jayawickrama.

They both shared 6 wickets and ran through the center order of India, after the rain break. Dushmantha Chameera got a wicket early then, the last wicket. Dasun Shanaka and Chamika Karunaratne got one each and were decent too. Brilliant from the Islanders!

20:02 (IST) Jul 23

India's batting is often dug two halves, perfectly. They started off slightly poorly as Dhawan went back quickly. But then, Shaw and Samson raised a 74-run stand, before Shaw omitted on his half-century, getting out on 49. Samson, followed suit, as he lost out on his debut half-century, giving a simple catch when he was on 46.

Yadav and Pandey were looking assured, on the other hand, the rain decided to pay a visit and after play resumed after the break, it seemed that the Indians lost their rhythm, and also, the Sri Lankan spinners got some more purchase off the deck. From 157/3, they slipped to 195/8. Saini and Chahar showed some fight and push India to round the 220-run mark before India was bowled out.

20:00 (IST) Jul 23 W Overs 43.1 Score 225 - 10

Dushmantha Chameera to Navdeep Saini, OUT! CAUGHT! that is the end of the Indian innings. Chameera bowls a stinging bouncer into the body and there is nothing much Saini could do about it, really. Tries to fend it away but the ball gets the glove and pops up towards point and Avishka Fernando runs in to require an easy catch. INDIA endways 225!

19:57 (IST) Jul 23 0 Overs 42.6 Score 225 - 9
Chamika Karunaratne to Chetan Sakariya, a touch fuller around off, Sakariya lets it go.

19:56 (IST) Jul 23 1 Overs 42.5 Score 225 - 9

Chamika Karunaratne to Navdeep Saini, Length ball, driving right down too long on by Saini for one.

19:55 (IST) Jul 23

Another debutant, Chetan Sakariya, is that the last man certain the lads in Blue.

19:55 (IST) Jul 23 W Overs 42.4 Score 224 - 9

Chamika Karunaratne to Rahul Chahar, OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! an honest bumper on the middle and Chahar finally tries to hook after ducking down tons previously, only manages to top edge it really high and just past the wicket on the leg side. Chamika Karunaratne involves it early and takes it comfortably within the end.

19:54 (IST) Jul 23 1 Overs 42.3 Score 224 - 8
Chamika Karunaratne to Navdeep Saini, Length ball around off, pushed towards deep protect one.

19:54 (IST) Jul 23 1LB Overs 42.2 Score 223 - 8

Chamika Karunaratne to Rahul Chahar, Leg Bye! a touch full on middle, nipping in. Flicked off the pads towards square leg for one.

19:53 (IST) Jul 23 0 Overs 42.1 Score 222 - 8

Chamika Karunaratne to Rahul Chahar, Shortish delivery, bowled wider, Chahar looks to slash at it but misses.

19:52 (IST) Jul 23 0 Overs 41.6 Score 222 - 8

Dushmantha Chameera to Navdeep Saini, Another short ball, Saini hops and works it to the offside.

19:51 (IST) Jul 23 0 Overs 41.5 Score 222 - 8

Dushmantha Chameera to Navdeep Saini, A full toss, around off, punched to the mid-off region.

19:50 (IST) Jul 23 0 Overs 41.4 Score 222 - 8

Dushmantha Chameera to Navdeep Saini, Bumper outside off, Navdeep moves far away from the road of the ball.

19:50 (IST) Jul 23 1 Overs 41.3 Score 222 - 8
Dushmantha Chameera to Rahul Chahar, A slow dipping yorker on the middle, nudged to the leg side for one.

19:49 (IST) Jul 23 0 Overs 41.2 Score 221 - 8

Dushmantha Chameera to Rahul Chahar, Another short ball, around off, tapped to point, off the rear foot.

19:49 (IST) Jul 23 0 Overs 41.1 Score 221 - 8

Dushmantha Chameera to Rahul Chahar, Yorker length, around off, dug bent the purpose region.

19:48 (IST) Jul 23 0 Overs 40.6 Score 221 - 8

Chamika Karunaratne to Navdeep Saini, Another short ball, outside off, NS leaves it's.

19:47 (IST) Jul 23 1WD Overs 40.6 Score 221 - 8

Chamika Karunaratne to Navdeep Saini, WIDE. a brief ball again, on middle, Navdeep Saini sits under this one. Wide signaled.

18:46 (IST) Jul 23, 2021, Overs 26.6 Score 176 - 4

Praveen Jayawickrama to Hardik Pandya, 1 run.

18:46 (IST) Jul 23, 2021, Overs 26.5 Score 175 - 4

Praveen Jayawickrama to Suryakumar Yadav, a touch flatter around off, Yadav plays it through covers for one.

18:46 (IST) Jul 23 Overs 26.4 Score 174 - 4

Praveen Jayawickrama to Suryakumar Yadav, Tossed abreast of off, slightly slower and Yadav blocks it off nicely.

18:45 (IST) Jul 23 Overs 26.3 Score 174 - 4

Praveen Jayawickrama to Hardik Pandya, Flighted delivery outside off, Hardik leans forward to push it towards deep protect one.

18:44 (IST) Jul 23 4 Overs 26.2 Score 173 - 4

Praveen Jayawickrama to Hardik Pandya, FOUR! CHEEKY! Full and straying down the leg, Hardik plays the paddle sweep really fine and therefore the ball wins the race to the boundary, at fine leg.

18:44 (IST) Jul 23 1 Overs 26.1 Score 169 - 4

Praveen Jayawickrama to Suryakumar Yadav, Tossed up around off, pushed too deep to protect one.

18:43 (IST) Jul 23 2 Overs 25.6 Score 168 - 4

Dushmantha Chameera to Hardik Pandya, Full and straight again, this point Hardik drives it too wide long on for a few.

18:42 (IST) Jul 23 4 Overs 25.5 Score 166 - 4

Dushmantha Chameera to Hardik Pandya, FOUR! Cracking shot by Pandya! Quicker delivery, tailing into the pads and Hardik stands tall and whips it wide of mid-on and into the fence.

18:41 (IST) Jul 23 0 Overs 25.4 Score 162 - 4

Dushmantha Chameera to Hardik Pandya, Length ball outside off, Hardik decides to go away this one.

18:41 (IST) Jul 23 0 Overs 25.3 Score 162 - 4

Dushmantha Chameera to Hardik Pandya, Fuller this point on the stumps, Pandya hits it straight to mid-on.

18:40 (IST) Jul 23 0 Overs 25.2 Score 162 - 4

Dushmantha Chameera to Hardik Pandya, Pitched up outside off, nipping away. Pandya looks to drive but misses the ball.

18:39 (IST) Jul 23 4 Overs 25.1 Score 162 - 4

Dushmantha Chameera to Hardik Pandya, FOUR! Short ball on off and Hardik gets on refill it to tug it ahead of the square on the leg side for a boundary.

18:38 (IST) Jul 23 1 Overs 24.6 Score 158 - 4

Praveen Jayawickrama to Hardik Pandya, Flighted again around off, Hardik pushes it with the spin towards covers and gets the only.

18:36 (IST) Jul 23 W Overs 24.5 Score 157 - 4

Praveen Jayawickrama to Manish Pandey, OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Praveen breaks this stand, shortly after the rain break. Another opportunity wasted for Pandey, it seems. He walks back shaking his head and he will know, that he had to continue and not lose his wicket at this stage. What a dream delivery bowled by Praveen, gives it some air and tosses it outside off, and therefore the ball turns away. Pandey looks to drive it but gets deceived by the slow pace and therefore the turn and finishes up getting an outdoor edge, which the keeper, Minod Bhanuka takes easily.

18:36 (IST) Jul 23 Hardik Pandya arrives at the center.

18:35 (IST) Jul 23 0 Overs 24.4 Score 157 - 3

Praveen Jayawickrama to Manish Pandey, Praveen sees Pandey coming down the track and pushes this one wider. it's hit straight to extra cover.

18:35 (IST) Jul 23 0 Overs 24.3 Score 157 - 3

Praveen Jayawickrama to Manish Pandey, Flighted ball, and Pandey just block it off.

18:35 (IST) Jul 23 1 Overs 24.2 Score 157 - 3

Praveen Jayawickrama to Suryakumar Yadav, Floated nicely around off, Yadav just plays it with soft hands towards covers and flies for a fast single.

18:34 (IST) Jul 23 Who will bowl from the opposite end? it's Praveen Jayawickrama. 5-0-37-1 thus far.

18:34 (IST) Jul 23 1 Overs 24.1 Score 156 - 3

Praveen Jayawickrama to Manish Pandey, Tossed abreast of middle, pushed right down to long on for one by Pandey.

Also, Read Indian Military Officer Recruitment 2021: Graduates Can Apply, Salary Up To Rs 1,77,500

#Live Cricket Score #India vs Sri Lanka #Sri Lanka vs India #3rd ODI #Bengali Blogging

Wednesday, July 21, 2021

Mithali Raj Back On Top Of MRF Tyres ICC Women's ODI Player Rankings

Mithali Raj, India skipper, has reclaimed her spot because the favorite batter on the MRF Tyres ICC Women's ODI Player Rankings.

West Indies players Dottin, Mohammed move up; Pakistan’s Omaima Sohail attains career-best 36th position after a string of excellent efforts with the bat

Mandhana at a career-best equalling third position among batters in T20I rankings; England’s Brunt in top-10 for bowlers

India batting star Mithali Raj is back at the highest of the MRF Tyres ICC Women’s ODI Player Rankings, the ninth time she is favorite among batters since first occupying the spot quite 16 years ago after West Indies captain Stafanie Taylor slipped to the fifth position.

In Tuesday’s weekly update, which takes under consideration performances within the last three matches of the five-match series between the West Indies and Pakistan that Taylor’s side won 3-2, the West Indies captain has lost 30 points after scoring 49 and 21 within the twice she batted.

Taylor who had reclaimed the amount one position last week courtesy of her unbeaten century within the first match of the series has also lost her top position among all-rounders to Australia’s Ellyse Perry and slipped three places among bowlers after going wicketless within the three matches.

Deandra Dottin (up three places to 25th), Kyshona Knight (up 11 places to 42nd), and Britney Cooper (up 22 places to 81st) are the batters to maneuver up the rankings for the West Indies while off-spinner Anisa Mohammed’s six wickets see her advance three places to 23rd among bowlers. Hayley Matthew (up two places to 32nd) and Chinelle Henry (up 14 places to 67th) have also moved up that list.

For Pakistan, Omaima Sohail’s many 62, 61, and 34 have helped her jump 19 places to a career-best 36th position while Sidra Ameen (up to five places to 62nd) and Muneeba Ali (up 20 places to 68th) have made progress among batters.

Left-arm spinner Anam Amin has advanced 12 places to 48th among bowlers and Fatima Sana, who grabbed a five-wicket haul within the last match, is up 19 places to 66th within the list led by Australia left-arm spinner Jess Jonnasen.

In the MRF Tyres ICC Women’s T20I Player Rankings, India’s left-handed opener Smriti Mandhana has attained a career-best equalling the third position after slamming a fine 70 within the final match of their series against England, the sole match played within the format over the past week.

In other gains for India players, Deepti Sharma has inched up one spot to 36th position and teenaged wicketkeeper Richa Ghosh has moved up nine spots to 72nd position among batters.

England opener Danielle Wyatt’s match-winning 89 not out has lifted her four places to 17th position among batters while Katherine Brunt is within the top 10, gaining four slots to succeed in the seventh position after accounting for openers Mandhana and Shafali Verma. Natalie Sciver has moved up five places to joint-17th among bowlers.

Tuesday, July 20, 2021

Indian Military Officer Recruitment 2021: Graduates Can Apply, Salary Up To Rs 1,77,500

Indian Military Officer Recruitment 2021: The Territorial Army has invited online applications for non-departmental positions up till August 19. Check steps to use.

The Territorial Army has invited online applications for the recruitment of non-departmental officers. the appliance process starts today, July 20, and can conclude on August 19. the chosen candidates are going to be appointed at the rank of lieutenant. The pay, allowances, and privileges are going to be equivalent to army officers, however, the Territorial Army maybe a part-time concept with mandatory two months of coaching during a year.

The recruitment is going to be done through a written exam. The test is scheduled to be conducted on September 26 in offline mode. The appointed candidates will get paid between Rs 56, 100 and Rs 1,77,500.

Also, Read Eid al-Adha 2021: Date In India And Saudi Arabia; Know The Importance Of This Festival

Territorial army officer recruitment 2021: Eligibility criteria

Educational Qualifications: Applicants must be a graduate from any recognized university

Age Limits: The age of the applicants should be 18 to 42 years as on the Judgment Day of filling of application, that is, August 19, 2021.

Territorial army officer recruitment 2021: Registration process

Step 1: Visit the official website of the Territorial Army

Step 2: Click on the appliance link for Territorial Army officer recruitment available on the house page

Step 3: Register yourself by using your email id, mobile number, and other required details

Step 4: Once the license number and password are going to be generated, proceed to fill within the form

Step 5: Upload the scanned copy of the photograph and signature

Step 6: Pay the appliance fee of Rs 200 and download a replica of the confirmation page

Territorial Army Recruitment 2021: Selection process

The selection process will comprise of a written exam followed by an interview and a checkup. The written test is going to be OMR based test of two papers. Paper 1 will have questions from Reasoning and Elementary Mathematics while Paper 2 comprises questions from public knowledge and English. the entire marks for the exam are 200 and therefore the duration of two hours are going to be given for every one of the papers. The candidates would require to secure a minimum of 40 percent in each paper to qualify for the test.

Monday, July 19, 2021

Eid al-Adha 2021: Date In India And Saudi Arabia; Know The Importance Of This Festival

Eid al-Adha 2021: In Saudi Arabia, the country which hosts the Muslim pilgrimage Hajj, Eid al-Adha goes to be celebrated on 20th July 2021.

The festival of Bakrid or Eid al-Adha is going to be celebrated in India on 21 July. it's celebrated on the 10th day of the Islamic month of Dhu al-Hijjah, which is that the last month of the Islamic calendar. This year, the moon for this month was sighted on the evening of 11 July in India which suggests that the month of Dhu al-Hijjah or Zul Hijjah started on 12 July in India.

Therefore, on 21 July, the 10th day of Dhu al-Hijjah is going to be celebrated as Eid al-Adha.

In Saudi Arabia, the country which hosts the Muslim pilgrimage Hajj, Eid al-Adha goes to be celebrated on 20th July 2021.

Eid al-Adha Significance

The Holy book of the Muslims Quran narrates the story of Prophet Ibrahim which is that the reason for Eid al-Adha celebrations. it's said that Allah asked Prophet Ibrahim to sacrifice his son to prove his devotion to the lord. When the prophet was prepared to sacrifice Ismail, his son was replaced by a lamb by the angel Jibra’il. Similar versions of this story also are in other Holy books including Torah and therefore the Old Testament.

Eid al-Adha Celebrations

Muslims celebrate the festival of Eid al-Adha by sacrificing goats. those that are financially capable purchase goats and sacrifice them. The meat is distributed among the needy, community members, relatives, and immediate family. On today, Muslims also offer special prayers ‘Eid Namaz’ at mosques and houses.

Special food items also are prepared in several Muslim households including biryani and sewaiyan, alongside other regional dishes. Celebrations in some families may last for 3 days. On 22 July, which can be the third day of Eid al-Adha, the Hajj pilgrimage will conclude.

Sunday, July 18, 2021

Mind Diet: What is Mind Diet and why?

Mind Diet: Not only sound education but his alertness and dedication too are most required. Proponents of her case have been working to make the actual transcript of this statement available online. The longer this diet is eaten, the greater the benefits. This information has been published in the Journal of Alzheimer's and Dementia, The Journal of the Alzheimer's Association.

Studies have shown that those who follow a regular mind diet have a 53 percent lower risk of developing Alzheimer's disease. And those who eat occasionally, about 35 percent less.

What is in this diet?

This diet is based on the Mediterranean diet, a friend of the heart, and the benefits of the Diet Dash for lowering blood pressure. Adherence to this diet means removing the grill and focusing on herbal things.

Also, read Bengali Blogging: Emotional Kapil Dev Breaks Down After Hearing News of Former India Teammate Yashpal Sharma’s Death

#Mind Diet #Mental Health #Alzheimer's disease

Friday, July 16, 2021

Reforms To Assist India To Grow At 6.5-7% From FY23: CEA

The country's economy will start witnessing a growth of 6.5 to 7 percent from fiscal 2023 onward, helped by various reforms undertaken by the govt thus far and also as the COVID-19 vaccination drive progresses, Chief Economic Advisor Krishnamurthy Subramanian said.

He said the second wave of COVID-19 is unlikely to possess a really significant on the economy.

The country's economy contracted by 7.3 percent in fiscal 2020-21.

“Together with the reforms and specialize in vaccination, I expect growth to start out hitting close 6.5 to 7 percent from FY23 onwards and accelerate from there on,” Subramanian said at a virtual event organized by Dun & Bradstreet.

“Given the many reforms that are done over the last one and a half years, I even have no hesitation in saying that I anticipate a decade of high growth for India.”

He said the momentum in recovery that was seen within the fourth quarter of FY21 and overall within the last half of FY21 got impacted to some extent by the second wave of COVID-19.

While the second wave was quite devastating on the health side, the economic impact of that has been limited because the second way was much shorter in duration compared to the primary wave and therefore the economic restrictions that were placed were primarily at the state level, he said.

“We expect the impact of the second wave to be not very large,” he said.

Subramanian said the supply-side reforms are undertaken by the govt in sectors like agriculture, labor, export PLI scheme, change in MSME definition, creation of the bad bank, privatization of public sector banks among others, are getting to push growth within the future.

He said vaccination is vital for the country to get over the pandemic and to convert COVID-19 into effectively the common flu and reduce its impact significantly.

While addressing the event earlier, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM) Chairman Bibek Debroy said the GDP rate of growth may be a function of what the bottom was within the last year.

“Since the bottom in 2021 dropped by 7 and a few percentage point percentages, correspondingly the (real rate of) growth in 2021-22, due to that low base, are going to be high,” he said.

He expects a true rate of growth of around 10 percent during the present fiscal year.

Debroy said the pandemic has resulted in whittling away of two years of economic development.

“So it's not only the target of USD 5 trillion dollars (economy by 2024-25) moves distant but also the very fact that adhering to the 2030 SDGs (sustainable development goals) target for India is going to be a touch harder.

According to him, the indications that have surfaced thus far show that the company profitability results are pretty good.

He said that despite good corporate profitability, employment in urban areas has not picked up.

“One of the worrying signs at the instant is, although I said the company sector seems to be doing well, there are not any robust signs of employment learning within the urban areas, so far.

"This is basically a function of what has been happening to un-incorporated enterprises and that I have in mind MSMEs,” Debroy added.

Also, read Skoda has finally unveiled the new mid-size SUV Kushaq in India

#COVID-19 #COVID-19 vaccination #MSME

Tuesday, July 13, 2021

Bengali Blogging: Emotional Kapil Dev Breaks Down After Hearing News of Former India Teammate Yashpal Sharma’s Death

Bengali Blogging: Yashpal Sharma news, Kapil Dev was the captain of the Indian team that won the 1983 World Cup.

An emotional Kapil Dev couldn’t twiddle my thumbs tears as he broke down while remembering his former India teammate Yashpal Sharma who gave up the ghost this morning after a huge cardiac attack. Yashpal played an important role in India’s 1983 World Cup title win during which Kapil was the captain.

According to PTI, the 66-year-old collapsed reception after coming back from his morning walk.

During an interview with a news channel, Kapil said, “I still cannot believe that this (news of Yashpal passing away) is true. We met last week and he looked quite healthy to me. Can’t fight what God has decided."

A versatile cricketer, Yashpal played 37 Tests and 42 ODIs for India and was known for his courageous batting. he's famously remembered for his two innings - against West Indies in India’s tournament opener and England within the semifinal - at the 1983 World Cup that helped his team to a maiden title.

Tributes are pouring in from all around.

“This is unbelievable," Dilip Vengsarkar told Aaj Tak. “I cannot believe that this will happen. We just met last week and he was so fit, he was a fitness freak. Absolutely shocking."

“Last week we met up the ’83 World Cup team. He was the fittest folks all and that I asked what the key was to his fitness. He said he's a vegetarian and he goes for walks a day. That’s why I'm saying that I can’t believe that this news is true. I can’t believe it," he added.

Batting legend Sachin Tendulkar too expressed his shock at the news and said Yashpal’s contribution to Indian cricket will never be forgotten.

“Shocked and deeply pained by the demise of Yashpal Sharma Ji. Have fond memories of watching him bat during the 1983 World Cup. His contribution to Indian cricket shall always be remembered. My sincere condolences to the whole Sharma family," Tendulkar posted on Twitter.

Yashpal is survived by his wife, two daughters, and a son.

Also, read Xiaomi Teases Launch of Redmi Smart TV in India on St Patrick's Day

#Bengali Blogging #Yashpal Sharma #Kapil Dev #1983 World Cup #Trending News