Indian Origin Leaders

   The British election results are being celebrated in India, 6,693 km from London. The reason for this was the bumpy victory of candidates of Indian origin. Over 60 Indian-origin candidates also participated in the elections to 650 seats.

  Out of which around 12 candidates won. All the Conservative Party MPs in the last election have got the party after this election.

  Gagan Mohindra and Claire Qutinho were fielded. Apart from the winning party, the rest of the parties, the Labor Party, had 13, 12 were from the Right-Right candidate party, 8 from the Liberal Democrats, 2 from the UKIP, one from the Green Party and two independents.

   Coutinho of Indian origin said that the time has come for Brexit. After which investment can be made on schools, colleges, hospitals, police. Preeti Patel, who was part of Boris Johnson's cabinet and the UK Home Secretary, has also won.

  Apart from this, Damad Rishi Sunak of Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy has also got an easy win. Alok Sharma, former UK International Development Minister, has also received a living from Reading West.

    It is being speculated that these people will also be part of the Johnson cabinet this time. With this, Shalej Vara won the North West Cabrishire seat by a huge margin. So the same Goa-origin Svella Braverman has also won again.

Food Wasting in America!

   America is among the largest food wasting countries in the world where consumers waste an average of 454 grams of food per person per day. In such a meal can fill the stomach of a needy person.

  Europe is not far behind: 8.8 tonnes of food is wasted in Europe. The cost of which is 17.7 crores. Britain alone wastes $ 19.7 billion in food a year. It also contains 3 million glasses of milk. 

  The Price of Waste: The United Nations Food Program says that the world's richest countries waste 750 billion dollars of food every year, while half the amount is enough to satisfy the world's hunger.
  One trillion dollars: One third of the food in the world is dumped in garbage cans, which is around 1.3 billion tons annually. In this way the world wastes nearly one trillion dollars of food a year. 

  Waste of fruits and vegetables: If we continue to waste food in this way, by 2030 the world will waste 2.1 billion tonnes of food annually. According to the United Nations, almost half of the vegetables and fruits produced worldwide are wasted. 

  82.1 crore hungry people: In 2017 the number of hungry people in the world was 82.1 million. In such a situation, 82.2 crore hungry people can get food full by stopping food wastage.
   Wastage and production: It is estimated that consumers in rich countries waste 22.2 million tonnes of food every year, while the entire food production in the sub-Saharan region of Africa is 23 million tonnes. 

  Where waste occurs: In developed countries, 40% of food wastage occurs after harvesting or processing. In the same developed countries, 40 percent of food is wasted at the level of supermarkets or bullying. 

  Stop wastage: Overall, there is an urgent need to stop food wastage. All these figures have been taken from the United Nations Food Program European Parliament, Vermont University Rap and Boston Consulting Group.

The World Can Get The Newest Country

   An island located in the South Pacific Ocean can become the youngest country in the world. A referendum of residents who supported it is awaiting approval from the Parliament of Papua New Guinea. 

 

  A referendum was held in the island of Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, to end the violence that has been going on for over a decade. . The residents of the island unanimously voted for their independence. In this historic referendum, the island has cleared its desire to move from Papua New Guinea to become an independent country.  

  The Bougainville Referendum Commission announced these results, stating that 176,928 out of the 181,067 people who voted, ie about 98 percent. Voted in support of independence. At the same time, only 3,043 votes were to remain with Papua New Guinea but they also want a little more autonomy. Close to one thousand votes were canceled. An island located in the South Pacific Ocean can become the youngest country in the world. 

  The referendum of the residents who supported it is awaiting approval from the Parliament of Papua New Guinea. A referendum was held in the island of Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, to end the violence that has been going on for over a decade. The residents of the island unanimously voted for their independence. In this historic referendum, the island has made clear its desire to move from Papua New Guinea to become an independent country. 

  Announcing the results, the Bougainville Referendum Commission said that 176,928 out of the 181,067 people who voted, ie about 98 percent, voted for independence. At the same time, only 3,043 votes were to remain with Papua New Guinea but they also want a little more autonomy. Close to one thousand votes were canceled. 

  The island currently comes under the rule of Papua New Guinea. It is not legally binding to consider the outcome of the process of referendum that lasted for two weeks from 23 November to 7 December 2019. Bougainville and Port Moresby will now decide the way forward from here through mutual negotiations. The Parliament of Papua New Guinea will take the final decision on this matter. 

  Referendum about independence is actually part of the peace process that has been going on for almost 20 years. After the bloody civil war between Bougainville and Papua New Guinea for 10 years ended in 1998, the two sides decided to hold such a referendum by mutual consent. 15,000 people died in this civil war.