We are talking about Bikash Mondal, a student of the Jadavpur University in Kolkata who has secured a job at Facebook with this amount of annual pay . He is a fourth-year computer science and engineering student at Jabalpur University.

He was been offered jobs by Amazon and Google but he didn’t choose. “I will join Facebook in September. Before accepting this job, I got offers from Google and Amazon. I thought choosing Facebook would be the best as the pay package offered by them was high,” Bikash said.

Cracking interviews with Facebook, Google and Amazon is not an easy job and speaking about what had helped him, Bisakh told Indian Express, “In the past two years during the Covid-19 pandemic, I got the opportunity to do internships at several organisations and gather knowledge outside my curriculum studies. This has helped me crack the interviews.”

Mondal belongs to a modest family in West Bengal’s Birbhum district. His mother Shibani is an anganwadi worker. She said, “It is a matter of great pride for us.” She also added that her son has always been a “meritorious student”.

As per the IE report, this is the highest pay package a student from JU received this year. Previously, nine JU students from various engineering departments had secured overseas jobs with pay packages exceeding ₹1 crore. Samita Bhattacharya, placement officer at JU, pointed out, “This is the first time since the pandemic that students have got such a large number of international offers.”

As of June 2022 Meta (Facebook) has a market cap of $562.19 Billion. This makes Meta (Facebook) the world’s 7th most valuable company by market cap according to data published by companies market cap. The market capitalization, commonly called market cap, is the total market value of a publicly-traded company’s outstanding shares and is commonly used to measure how much a company is worth.

By Nilanchal Naik

The movie is an adaptation of Ullekh NP’s book The Untold Vajpayee: Politician and Paradox. Filmmaker Sandeep Singh and producer Vinod Bhanushali are jointly going to project the film .

The film will be an adaptation of Penguin Random House India’s book “The Untold Vajpayee: politician and paradox” by author Ullekh NP.

Filmmaker Sandeep Singh shared a statement writing on Instagram as “Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ji was one of the greatest leaders of Indian history who won hearts of enemies with his words, who lead the nation affirmatively and created the blue print of progressive India. Being a filmmaker, I feel that cinema is the best medium to communicate such untold stories, that will unveil not only his political ideologies, but his humane and poetic aspects, that made him the most loved ” leader of opposition” as well as India’s most progressive Prime Minister.”

‘Main Rahoon Ya Na Rahoon’, Yeh Desh Rehna Chahiye – Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee.’ Presenting #ATAL, a film on the life story of India’s most exemplary leader, renowned poet, and a visionary. Sandeep added.”

The makers are currently scouting for an actor to portray the role of Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Main Rahoon Ya Na Rahoon, Yeh Desh Rehna Chahiye – Atal.

The film is scheduled to go on floors in early 2023. The biopic will be released on Christmas 2023, which marks the 99th birth anniversary of Vajpayee.

It can be noted that director Sandeep Singh, had earlier directed the biopic of Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is again coming back with another biopic and this time on former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.

Atal Bihari Vajpayee, who led the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government from 1998-2004, was the first-ever leader from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to have become the nation’s Prime Minister. He served as Prime Minister thrice — briefly in 1996, and then for two terms between 1998 and 2004.

One of the prominent leaders of the country and founder members of the Bharatiya Janata Party, Vajpayee died on August 16, 2018, at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) after a prolonged illness. He was 93.

The late leader was conferred Bharat Ratna in 2015. He had also been awarded Pt Govind Ballabh Pant Award for Best Parliamentarian in 1994. (ANI)

By Nilanchal Naik

Anmol Sai is from Arei Barampur village under Binjharpur block in Jajpur district of the State, has secured rank no.1 in CLAT 2022 in Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Bihar States. Anmol has got the all-India rank 39 in the entrance test .

Anmol Sai is the son of Rajeev Mohanty and Mamata Samal and he has an aim to become a Corporate Lawyer. He gives credit to his parents, family members and teachers for his success.as credited his family for his success.

On the Success of Anmol Odisha’s Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik congratulated through a tweet and wished him a bright future with more success.

“ସାଧାରଣ ଆଇନ ପ୍ରବେଶିକା ପରୀକ୍ଷା ୨୦୨୨ରେ ରାଜ୍ୟରେ ପ୍ରଥମ ସ୍ଥାନ ଅଧିକାର କରିଥିବା ଯାଜପୁର ଜିଲ୍ଲାର ଅନମୋଲ ସାଇଙ୍କୁ ମୋର ଶୁଭେଚ୍ଛା ଜଣାଉଛି। ଆଗାମୀ ଦିନରେ ତାଙ୍କର ଆହୁରି ସଫଳତା ସହ ଉଜ୍ଜ୍ଵଳ ଭବିଷ୍ୟତ କାମନା କରୁଛି” Naveen tweeted .

It can be noted that The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) has announced the CLAT 2022 result on June 24 on the official website – consortiumofnlus.ac.in. CLAT 2022 result has been released in the form of scorecards. This result has been declared a little after the consortium had released the provisional answer key, followed by the final answer key today.

The Common Law Admission Test or CLAT 2022 was conducted on June 19, this year. According to the consortium, a total of 60,895 candidates had registered for the exam while 56472 candidates had appeared for it.

By Nilanchal Naik

One of the participants present during the interaction started his story of struggles before the esteemed guests including the Chief Minister and 5T Secretary V K Pandian, and brought utter silence and the Chief Minister became emotional and teary-eyed . He illustrated the story of his struggles and how Naveen came in his life as his messiah at a time when he was totally alone and helpless . The story of the young scientist was so inspiring that the Chief Minister could not control his emotions and became teary-eyed for a moment. It was such a sight that many of the people present at the meeting also became emotional.

He was none other than Seshadev Kisan, a young chemical scientist, born in a very poor peasant family from Balasingha village of Sambalpur district in Odisha who is now a Research Associate at Georg-August University in Göttingen, Germany, had first met Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik in 2018.

It can be said that the moment was the best timing to depict his struggle and in front of that person who did change his whole life path ahead and after a long interval of time gets the opportunity to show the fruit of the plant once he had taken care and watered it at a very drought situation. Yes he was Odisha’s CM Naveen Patnaik who had watered once on an occasion to this young man during his drought conditions and watching him today as big grown tree and shadowing and feeding others was really amazing for him.

It was in 2018, Sesha was felicitated by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik for his courage and successes in Bhubaneswar. He had met the Chief Minister wearing bathroom slippers and an outdated Nokia phone.There Naveen had given him a new iPhone and a cheque of Rs One lakh. Sesha still carries the iPhone given by the Chief Minister with him. Naveen also helped the poor guy in building his home. Patnaik had asked Sesha to give a speech at the Secretariat. On September 1, 2018, the young scholar presented a lecture on the Odisha Knowledge Hub (OKH) platform that was attended by ministers, senior bureaucrats, technocrats, academicians, and students.

Really it was a great moment for the CM on Thursday meeting the young boy in the glowing form whom he had helped once and these all made him to be emotional and watered his eyes.

Sesha on this great occasion recalled the past moments how had the Chief Minister helped him and he thanked him for making him what he is today. The heart rending emotional story of Sesha touched the Chief Minister. Naveen was so moved it brought tears to his eyes.

Explaining the story, Sesha said that Naveen is like his parent. After the death of Sesha’s mother and father, he had to struggle a lot for his higher education. His hard work could bring him success and he was able to complete his education with outstanding success.

In his own word Sesha said, “He is like my parent. So, I promised him I will fulfill all his dream,”

Seshadev Kisan, a native of Balasingha village in Sambalpur, had lost both his parents by the age of 18, is a gold medallist in Integrated Master of Sciences (MSc) from the National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER) in Bhubaneswar, joined the German University on October 1, 2018 and right now is working as a Research Associate at Georg-August University in Göttingen, Germany.

Sesha had lost his mother to chronic illness when he was just a year old. In 2006, his father suffered from severe health complications and could not support him financially. However, he did not give up his studies and worked as a daily wager during vacations to support his father and elder sister. His father passed away when he was 18.Two years ago, he also lost his sister.

He had done his schooling in the village Sevashram where he topped the annual school examinations for five consecutive years. In 2005, he bagged the Best Student Award and also topped the Navodaya entrance exam. In fact, he was the only student from the Naktideul block to get into Navodaya Vidyalaya in Sambalpur where he studied from class VI to XII. He had scored 92 percent and 86 percent in his class X and XII exams respectively.

In 2012, Sesha cracked the National Entrance Screening Test (NEST), securing 17th position but tragedy struck when his father passed away. Later in 2013, he again cleared the NEST, securing the 15th position, and was admitted into the five-year integrated MSc course at NISER. During his studies in Bhubaneswar, he used to save his stipend money and take tuition to meet his expenses, take care of his sister, and return the money he had borrowed for his father’s treatment.

Today, Sesha specialises in organometallic catalysis, which is a part of synthetic chemistry. He is working as a research associate at the prestigious Georg-August-Universität Göttingen of Gottingen, Germany.

Inspired by the Chief Minister, Sesha decided to dedicate his life for the betterment of the poor people. He has adopted more than 170 children in his village and provides them free education and bears all expenses. He promises to fulfill the dreams of Naveen. He promises to build homes for the needy. The heart rending emotional story of Sesha touched the Chief Minister and brought tears in his eyes.

It can be noted that Naveen was meeting the non-resident Odias (NROs) residing in 12 countries across Europe and listening to their success stories. He calmly heard how they became successful in their ventures. He advised them to give back to the state and participate in Odisha’s transformation. 5T Secretary V K Pandian also interacted with the diaspora and explained them about Odisha’s transformation and successes. He illustrated Odisha’s growth story in the last two decades and how the state has adopted various welfare activities. He enlightened the audience about how Odisha became a food surplus state, how the state could lead the world in disaster management and how women empowerment has been the bedrock of Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik’s government. He explained how Naveen’s priorities have been changing the lives of the people of Odisha. Naveen promised the people of Odisha to make them self sufficient in food production and the promise has been fulfilled. Infrastructure was created to augment agriculture ad steps were taken to improve farm productivity. He said that the Chief Minister’s motto is Women Empowerment. If the state has to progress, its women have to be empowered. He also highlighted the developments in the field of health, education and governance including Biju Swasthya Kalyan Yojana, School Transformation, Mission Shakti and 5T Initiatives.

By Nilanchal Naik

After a long wait on Tuesday evening Bharatiya Janata Party President JP Nadda announced Draupadi Murmu as the NDA’s Presidential candidate. As he informed, Ms Murmu name was been picked out of the 20 names for Presidential nominee by BJP parliamentary board as the board wanted to have a candidate from the eastern part of India, a woman and should be from the Adivasi community, which has, till now, never had a representative to occupy the highest post in the country.

So finally Droupadi Murmu (64), a tribal leader from Odisha and former Jharkhand Governor, has been named as BJP-led NDA’s choice for the next President of India.

In the word of Prime Minister Narendra Modi , Draupadi Murmu, an woman, totally devoting her life to serving society and empowering the poor, downtrodden as well as the marginalized, has rich administrative experience and had an outstanding gubernatorial tenure and will be the great president of the nation.

Looking in to the personal profile of Ms. Murmu, She has a long career in education as a teacher as well as in politics. She was a two term MLA and minister (between 2000-2004) in the coalition government of the Naveen Patnaik-led Biju Janata Dal-BJP government in the State and has a record as being the first governor of Jharkhand to complete the full term (2015-2021) more than fits the bill.

Draupadi Murmu was born on June 20, 1958, in Baidaposi village of Mayurbhanj district in Odisha, to Biranchi Narayan Tudu. Both Tudu and her grandfather were village headmen under the Panchayati Raj system.

She completed her graduation from Rama Devi Women’s College in Bhubhaneswar, Odisha. After working as an assistant professor at the Shri Aurobindo Integral Education and Research and as a junior assistant at the irrigation department of the government of Odisha, she joined the BJP in 1997. In the same year, she was elected councillor of Rairangpur and elected vice chairperson of the area as well.

In the 2000 Assembly polls, she was elected from Rairangpur and made minister in the BJD-BJP coalition government in the State. As minister, she handled various portfolios such as transport and commerce, fisheries and animal husbandry till 2004, when she was reelected as MLA. At the same time, she remained committed to the party, and she was variously district president of the BJP unit in Mayurbhanj, and State president of the BJP Scheduled Tribe Morcha between 2006-2009.In 2015, she was declared Jharkhand governor.

Draupadi Murmu had married to Shyam Charan Murmu. The couple had two sons, and a daughter. But very unfortunately She lossed her husband and two son as they died and now she is living Only with her daughter.

If she got elected, Ms. Murmu will be the first tribal , Second woman president and also be the first president to be born after Independence.

Time and again, communalism has been used by the ruling classes as a means to protect and promote power and supremacy.  These people preserve their seat of power at the cost of enormous loss of life and property of common people, by inciting sentiments in the name of religion, by creating enmity among them and even by sponsoring riots. India has already witnessed the most horrific result of the politics of bigotry — Partition.

We woke reasonably late following the feast and free flowing wine the night before. After gathering ourselves and our packs, we headed down to our homestay family’s small dining room for breakfast, where we enjoyed scrambled eggs, toast, mekitsi (fried dough), local jam and peppermint tea.

 We were making our way to the Rila Mountains, where we were visiting the Rila Monastery.

We wandered the site with busloads of other tourists, yet strangely the place did not seem crowded. I’m not sure if it was the sheer size of the place, or whether the masses congregated in one area and didn’t venture far from the main church, but I didn’t feel overwhelmed by tourists in the monastery.

Headed over Lions Bridge and made our way to the Sofia Synagogue, then sheltered in the Central Market Hall until the recurrent (but short-lived) mid-afternoon rain passed.

Feeling refreshed after an espresso, we walked a short distance to the small but welcoming Banya Bashi Mosque, then descended into the ancient Serdica complex.

We were exhausted after a long day of travel, so we headed back to the hotel and crashed. I had low expectations about Sofia as a city, but after the walking tour I absolutely loved the place. This was an easy city to navigate, and it was a beautiful city despite its ugly, staunch and stolid communist-built surrounds. Sofia has a very average facade as you enter the city, but once you lose yourself in the old town area, everything changes.

If You Have It, You Can Make Anything Look Good

Clothes can transform your mood and confidence. Fashion moves so quickly that, unless you have a strong point of view, you can lose integrity. I like to be real. I don’t like things to be staged or fussy. I think I’d go mad if I didn’t have a place to escape to. You have to stay true to your heritage, that’s what your brand is about.

We woke reasonably late following the feast and free flowing wine the night before. After gathering ourselves and our packs, we headed down to our homestay family’s small dining room for breakfast, where we enjoyed scrambled eggs, toast, mekitsi (fried dough), local jam and peppermint tea.

 We were making our way to the Rila Mountains, where we were visiting the Rila Monastery.

We wandered the site with busloads of other tourists, yet strangely the place did not seem crowded. I’m not sure if it was the sheer size of the place, or whether the masses congregated in one area and didn’t venture far from the main church, but I didn’t feel overwhelmed by tourists in the monastery.

Headed over Lions Bridge and made our way to the Sofia Synagogue, then sheltered in the Central Market Hall until the recurrent (but short-lived) mid-afternoon rain passed.

Feeling refreshed after an espresso, we walked a short distance to the small but welcoming Banya Bashi Mosque, then descended into the ancient Serdica complex.

We were exhausted after a long day of travel, so we headed back to the hotel and crashed. I had low expectations about Sofia as a city, but after the walking tour I absolutely loved the place. This was an easy city to navigate, and it was a beautiful city despite its ugly, staunch and stolid communist-built surrounds. Sofia has a very average facade as you enter the city, but once you lose yourself in the old town area, everything changes.

If You Have It, You Can Make Anything Look Good

Clothes can transform your mood and confidence. Fashion moves so quickly that, unless you have a strong point of view, you can lose integrity. I like to be real. I don’t like things to be staged or fussy. I think I’d go mad if I didn’t have a place to escape to. You have to stay true to your heritage, that’s what your brand is about.

We woke reasonably late following the feast and free flowing wine the night before. After gathering ourselves and our packs, we headed down to our homestay family’s small dining room for breakfast, where we enjoyed scrambled eggs, toast, mekitsi (fried dough), local jam and peppermint tea.

 We were making our way to the Rila Mountains, where we were visiting the Rila Monastery.

We wandered the site with busloads of other tourists, yet strangely the place did not seem crowded. I’m not sure if it was the sheer size of the place, or whether the masses congregated in one area and didn’t venture far from the main church, but I didn’t feel overwhelmed by tourists in the monastery.

Headed over Lions Bridge and made our way to the Sofia Synagogue, then sheltered in the Central Market Hall until the recurrent (but short-lived) mid-afternoon rain passed.

Feeling refreshed after an espresso, we walked a short distance to the small but welcoming Banya Bashi Mosque, then descended into the ancient Serdica complex.

We were exhausted after a long day of travel, so we headed back to the hotel and crashed. I had low expectations about Sofia as a city, but after the walking tour I absolutely loved the place. This was an easy city to navigate, and it was a beautiful city despite its ugly, staunch and stolid communist-built surrounds. Sofia has a very average facade as you enter the city, but once you lose yourself in the old town area, everything changes.

If You Have It, You Can Make Anything Look Good

Clothes can transform your mood and confidence. Fashion moves so quickly that, unless you have a strong point of view, you can lose integrity. I like to be real. I don’t like things to be staged or fussy. I think I’d go mad if I didn’t have a place to escape to. You have to stay true to your heritage, that’s what your brand is about.

We woke reasonably late following the feast and free flowing wine the night before. After gathering ourselves and our packs, we headed down to our homestay family’s small dining room for breakfast, where we enjoyed scrambled eggs, toast, mekitsi (fried dough), local jam and peppermint tea.

 We were making our way to the Rila Mountains, where we were visiting the Rila Monastery.

We wandered the site with busloads of other tourists, yet strangely the place did not seem crowded. I’m not sure if it was the sheer size of the place, or whether the masses congregated in one area and didn’t venture far from the main church, but I didn’t feel overwhelmed by tourists in the monastery.

Headed over Lions Bridge and made our way to the Sofia Synagogue, then sheltered in the Central Market Hall until the recurrent (but short-lived) mid-afternoon rain passed.

Feeling refreshed after an espresso, we walked a short distance to the small but welcoming Banya Bashi Mosque, then descended into the ancient Serdica complex.

We were exhausted after a long day of travel, so we headed back to the hotel and crashed. I had low expectations about Sofia as a city, but after the walking tour I absolutely loved the place. This was an easy city to navigate, and it was a beautiful city despite its ugly, staunch and stolid communist-built surrounds. Sofia has a very average facade as you enter the city, but once you lose yourself in the old town area, everything changes.

If You Have It, You Can Make Anything Look Good

Clothes can transform your mood and confidence. Fashion moves so quickly that, unless you have a strong point of view, you can lose integrity. I like to be real. I don’t like things to be staged or fussy. I think I’d go mad if I didn’t have a place to escape to. You have to stay true to your heritage, that’s what your brand is about.