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Jawaharlal Nehru ascended to the position of the inaugural Prime Minister of India due to the persistent lobbying of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who skillfully maneuvered the Congress party into accepting Nehru over the exceedingly prominent and proficient Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. It is worth noting that Nehru was not the unanimous choice for the position, and several senior members of the Congress party, including Patel himself, were hesitant about his suitability for the role.Nonetheless, despite the mixed reactions to his legacy, it cannot be denied that Nehru played a pivotal role in shaping the course of India's history. The assertion, paradoxically, holds true: Nehru bears the primary responsibility for the extensive issues that India inherited from the 1940s to the early 1960s. A cursory examination of Nehru's colossal errors demonstrates how they significantly influenced the India that we are familiar with today. 1.The act of catalyzing the Kashmir conflict

By the time 1921 came around, Russia’s economy had been maimed by the effects of War Communism. Socialism had not begun on a good note, and Vladimir Lenin was becoming concerned with the unfortunate state of the economy. His response to the poor economy he adopted and how he planned to improve it was called the New Economic Policy, or the N.E.P., which got its name from the fact that it was “new,” in comparison to the “old” Czarist economic “policy.” The N.E.P. was masterfully designed to bring capital into the state, which it did, and to help it prosper economically. However, some socialists believe it may have gone too far with its free-market economic style and possibly could have lead the Soviet Union into permanently possessing a capitalist economy, which would have destroyed the socialist priority. The original plan, however, was to have capitalism in place until the economy was strong enough to achieve socialism. After the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917, Vladimir Leni

Like it or not, India is the quintessential soft state. It is unable (or unwilling) to project power beyond its borders, even in its own neighborhood. Its (historically) timid foreign policy has ensured that it evokes neither respect nor fear among its neighbors. Despite its enormous size, it is unable to influence or shape its external environment to suit its national interests. India is overly defensive . Despite its massive economic and military power, it does not respond to grave provocations (26/11, for example). It does not retaliate when attacked. It tolerates countless attacks on its citizens and affronts to its prestige. Its enemies know that it can be attacked repeatedly, with impunity, at will, and no retaliation will be forthcoming(though this scenario is changing these day). If forced to fight, India fights defensive wars. It refuses to cross the borders (Kargil, for instance). It does not aim to conquer enemy territory. If enemy territory or soldiers are captured duri

I am currently reading a masterpiece by noble prize winner ,"Daniel Kahneman" named "Thinking fast and slowly". The book is all about human mind, actions and behaviour. While reading a small part of it, my mind started rambling to another completely different topic related to Human existence and all those conspiracy theories on how we all may be living in a simulation! Or we may be just dreaming this entire life. You, Me and everyone is just a simulation created by our brain! Or its all bullshit theories! We might never know! But I came across a theory which was proposed and written by American writer Andy Weir in 2009 called The   Egg  . It is scary, beautiful and thought provoking at the same time. I have tried to make it short, but still it is quite lengthy but stay with me, you would definitely be mesmerized in the end!  You were on your way home when you died.It was a car accident. Nothing particularly remarkable, but fatal nonetheless. You left beh

You might have heard about blockchain technology. We all know that this technology has great contribution in cryptocurrency development, but now this technology is being utilized by various industries for dissimilar purposes. Let's understand what new this technology is bringing to enthral people.  What is blockchain technology?  Actually, this technology is based on an exquisite methodology including connected blocks of data locked with a hash. Am I sounding a bit incomprehensible? Let me explain it to you in a more comprehensible way; Succinctly, it is considered as a distributed chain of blocks, where a block is a collection of all essential data and the chain denotes the connection pattern among these blocks. In more simple language, these blocks are linked with each other, thus it is known as chain of blocks. Though, the interesting point is what facilitates this connection? and why this connection is robust and invincible?  Well! the answer is crypto hash, that i

                                        - Mithilesh Sao First evidences of HomeoSapiens (Modern Day Humans) can be traced back to almost 120,000-100,000 years ago in Africa. After habiting African continent, a group of few thousand early humans started to migrate out of Africa, near the present day Yemen and started to migrate East through the Arabian peninsula toward india , this was the result of primal human tendency. A group of such early humans came into India and stayed for several milleniums. Approximately 60,000-50,000 years ago , few tribes started another migration to the European, East and South East Asian Continents. There is field called as " Population Genetics ", by studying it one can find information about genetic lineages of specific civilizations. Speaking about genetics lineages , there are two types of genetic lineages that is " Male Genetic lineage"  and  "Female Genetic Lineage ". Our DNA is divided into 23 Chromosomes an