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  White House national security communications advisor John Kirby © Provided by Deepak kumar blogs J ust two weeks after US President Joe Biden referred to India as ‘ xenophobic ,’ White House national security communications advisor, John Kirby, has described India as a ‘vibrant democracy.’ Responding to a question on the country's ongoing general elections, Kirby said that “there are not too many more vibrant democracies in the world than India.” “Not too many more vibrant democracies in the world than India. And we applaud the Indian people for exercising, you know, their ability to vote, and to have a voice in their future government. And we wish them well throughout the process, of course,” Kirby told reporters at a press conference. John Kirby added that the  India-US relationship  has strengthened under Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the last three years. “Our relationship with India is extremely close and getting closer,” he said. “You saw it on a State Visi...

  An IIT Madras alumni's social mediapost has sparked debate on the situation of metro cities like Delhi and Bengaluru © Provided by Deepak kumar blogs M ost of India's metro cities are fraught with problems associated with pollution, traffic, population, and water availability. Above that, cities like Delhi are even infamous for crimes against women. An IIT-Madras alumnus sparked a social media debate after her critical comments about life in Delhi and Bangalore. “Bangalore is not going to be liveable in the next five years, just like Delhi isn't now. Folks, which city are we all planning to go to and make unliveable next?" wrote IIT-Madras alumna Anjali Lal on X. As the IIT graduate declared that Bangalore will not be liveable in the next five years and Delhi is not even liveable now, many social media users agreed with her opinion. However, multiple X users put forward their rebuttal to disagree with Lal's statement. “Wdym Delhi isn’t liveable? And please come u...

  Cyclone Forecast: Cyclonic Storm Likely To Hit Odisha, Maharashtra, Gujarat Next Week; Heavy Rains Likely In Mumbai © Provided by Deepak kumar blogs Maharashtra Cyclone:  Meteorologists warn of an intense cyclonic storm forming in the Bay of Bengal that could potentially impact several western states of India in the coming days. According to the latest updates from the Mumbai-based weather monitoring group, Mumbai Nowcast, this brewing storm is expected to have an impact between May 23 and 27. The cyclonic circulation, currently in the intensification phase, is projected to make landfall on the eastern coast of India before progressing westward. While it is too early to ascertain the exact trajectory and intensity of the system, the forecasters have cautioned that if the cyclone does pass through the coast, it could bring heavy to very heavy rainfall to the city of Mumbai around 28th May. Mumbai Nowcast wrote on Twitter, formerly known as X, “Cyclone Alert: Intense cycl...