Danger Bells for The World !

   Greenland received record heat this year, causing heavy snow melt. It is reported that NASA scientists say that by the year 2100, three to four feet of water in the seas can rise from melting snow in Greenland alone. 

 

  This much water will be enough to submerge many parts of the world. According to experts, American oceanographer David Holland is putting some equipment there to monitor the movement of ice in Greenland. 

  According to experts, he says, we are seeing a change in our part of the ice sheet. In the north and also in the south. We are collecting scientific evidence associated with this problem. 

  It is reported that it is expected that they will be used and policies of manner will be made and decisions of manner will be made. The ice on which Holland and his partner Brian are putting the equipment is thousands of years old. But given the way the heat has been recorded in Greenland this year, this snow may not survive in the next one or two years. This will increase water in the sea around the world.
   Scientists estimate that up to 440 billion metric tons of ice may melt in Greenland by the end of the summer season this year. This will create so much water that a country like Greece is submerged in one foot of water. Obviously, the situation in Greenland, the world's largest island, is changing rapidly. 

   According to experts, the glaciers are shrinking and the sea level is rising. Holland calls it the end of the world. He refers to the future more than geography. 

  According to experts, a future that will be hotter than now, which will have more water than now. It is reported that Holland has reported that since 2005 the glacier in the Hellheim area in Greenland has been reduced by more than ten kilometers. Scientists say that August 1, 2019 was the date when the highest snow melt in Greenland in a single day. 12.5 billion tonnes of snow became water in this one day.

100 Million Records in Interpol's Database

    Interpol General Secretary Jurgen Stock informed Union Home Minister Amit Shah of Interpol's database. Which has 100 million records, secure global data communication channels (X-24/7) and other equipment. 

 

   Through which Interpol is assisting law enforcement agencies worldwide. He said that Indian law enforcement agencies could make extensive use of Interpol's tools and databases, especially at border control points. 

  Mr. Stock also assured to increase operational cooperation. Interpol Secretary General Jurgen Stock met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi. He thanked Mr. Shah for the commitment and cooperation expressed and assured Interpol's possible support in the fight against terror. He said that Interpol is paying special attention to terrorism, organized and emerging crimes and cyber crimes.
   During the meeting, Mr. Shah proposed to host the Interpol General Assembly in New Delhi as part of the celebrations of the 75th anniversary of Indian independence in 2022. He expressed India's desire to become a regional center of Interpol Global Academy by providing infrastructure with assistance. In a conversation with Mr. Stock, the Home Minister emphasized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's zero tolerance approach on drug trafficking, international terrorism, dirty money and money laundering. 

   He called on Interpol to prioritize fighting over these threats. Mr. Shah stressed the urgent need to formulate a long-term strategic action plan to fight these threats not only in the Asian region but around the world. Mr. Shah said that Indian intelligence and investigative agencies have gained rich and varied experiences in their decades-old fight against terrorism. Interpol is welcomed to actively collaborate with Indian law enforcement agencies to make the best use of this expertise. 

   He also referred to recent amendments to UAPA. The Home Minister expressed concern about the delay in publication of the Red Notice and stressed the need for prior consultation to ensure early publication of the Red Notice. He said that with such cooperation, India will be able to chase fast-fugitive economic criminals and terrorists.

Strategic Partnership Between India and Singapore

   Singapore's Home and Law Minister K.K. Shanmugam met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi today. 

 

   The two leaders discussed bilateral and regional issues of mutual interest during the meeting. Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that India-Singapore relations are based on shared values ​​and attitudes, economic opportunities and mutual interests on key issues. 

   He said that after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Singapore last year, there has been a new momentum in the strategic partnership between the two countries. Home Minister Shanmugam also emphasized how much Singapore values ​​its relations with India. 

  The two leaders exchanged views and concerns on the challenges posed by terrorism and extremism. 

  The two leaders agreed to strengthen the existing bilateral institutional mechanism on security issues. Both sides also agreed to enhance cooperation in combating international organized crime, including drug trafficking and economic crimes. Singapore Minister K.K. Shanmugam invited Amit Shah to visit Singapore.

100 Percent FDI in Coal Mining

   The decision of 100 per cent FDI (FDI) under automatic route for coal mining activities including related processing, infrastructure in the coal sector is the biggest improvement of the Modi government. Which will help in providing electricity round the clock to all. 

 

   Union Parliamentary Affairs, Coal and Mines Minister Prahlad Joshi said, 100 percent FDI is the biggest improvement of our times. The arrival of international companies will create an efficient and competitive coal market in India. 

  It is expected that the country will have state-of-the-art coal mining technology which will help in ensuring environmentally sustainable mining. This decision will also create direct and indirect employment in coal-fired areas and will have a positive impact on the economic development of these areas. 

   He said that this improvement is likely to help the states with coal reserves to get more revenue. Along with this, many more companies are expected to come in to create an efficient and competitive coal market. Describing the move as part of ensuring 'ease of doing business', 

   He said it would give a new impetus to the growth of the economy. Shri Joshi reiterated that this step will also pave the way for energy security in the country as 70 percent of electricity in India is generated from thermal power plants.

Able to resolve India Kashmir: Donald Trump

  On the sidelines of a meeting of the G7 countries in Biarits, France, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump have met. 

 

  The Prime Minister arrived at Bierits on a special invitation from the French President. It is reported that during this meeting in Beirits, France, Trump said that India and Pakistan can find a solution to the Kashmir issue on their own, but if they need any, they are present for it. 

  It is reported that during this time when the Prime Minister of India was asked if he wanted to mediate on the issue of Kashmir with Donald Trump, he replied that all the issues between India and Pakistan are archipelagic, so we can do it for any world Do not bother the country. 

  It is reported that Prime Minister Modi also said, we are confident that India and Pakistan, which were the same before 1947, can discuss all the issues among themselves and resolve them together.

  A few days ago, Donald Trump spoke of mediating between India and Pakistan on the Kashmir issue. On which India protested. During the talks between the two countries in Biyaritz, he said, "We talked about Kashmir last night, the Prime Minister really believes it is under his control." They are talking to Pakistan and I am sure that they will do something which will be very good.

One Third of The Himalayas Threaten Glacier!

   It is reported that if efforts are made to prevent ongoing climate change, it is difficult to save about one-third of the Himalayan glacier. This has come out in a study.

 

  It is reported that in the study of the Hindu Kush Himalaya Assessment, it has been reported that by the end of this century, we have lost a large part of the glaciers of the Himalayas, which is the source of drinking water of about 1.9 billion people. 

  It is reported that in the study of an institution located in Kathmandu, it has been reported that if globally the measures to tackle climate change are not successful, then these glaciers will have even worse effect. According to estimates, coming 2100, we would lose about two-thirds of it.
  It is reported that the International Center for Integrated Mountain Development, which is leading this study, says, "Global warming has been consistently smuggled by the frozen glacier-covered Hindu Kush peak, in less than a century it becomes bare mountains. Which will pass through eight countries. "
  It is reported that in this study which lasted for five years, efforts were made to understand the impact of climate change in the Hindu Kush region. This area passes through eight countries in Asia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Nepal, China, Bhutan, Bangladesh and Myanmar.
   It is reported that in this area, there are also world's highest mountain peaks. They are all glaciers that come to water in Indus, Ganga, Yangsi, Irrawadi and Mekong rivers.
   It is reported that the melting of the glaciers, due to flooding in the area, increasing air pollution and glaciers, there will be changes such as black carbon and dust frozen. The International Center for Climate Change and Development, an environmental organization of Bangladesh's capital Dhaka, has described the findings of this report as "very dangerous". 

  The news is that especially for countries like Bangladesh. One of the experts reviewing this study said, "All affected countries should take precedence over the measures to deal with this coming problem before it becomes a big crisis."

   It is reported that the study says that according to the 2015 Parisian climate agreement, the goal of allowing only up to 1.5 degrees Celsius is achieved by the end of this century, even if one-third of the area's glacier will not escape. And if the acceleration is up to 2 degrees Celsius, even two-thirds of glaciers will not remain. 

  The news is that so far the measures will be taken to find new and effective ways to prevent climate change.

German: Garbage Management Education in Children!

   It is reported that children in Germany begin education from garbage management in the family. In Germany, children are taught about the management of waste from a very young age. 

  It is reported that this training is done by parents, grandparents and teachers. Every day he is taught small things, which he does not forget even when grown up. 

  It is news that with technology, Germany is famous for clean streets, clean pavements and clear rivers. In case of waste recycling, Germany is ahead of any other country. The garbage is distributed at the beginning level so that further problems can be avoided.
   Partition of Garbage: Plastic, paper, glass and kitchen waste are separated in different compartments at home. These wastes are thrown in the colorful cartons kept outside the house. There is such a system in millions of homes in Germany.
   Different cans: There are yellow, green, gray and blue tubs outside the house. Garbage is inserted according to the color of the coaches. Such as a garbage from the kitchen in which manure compost is made in a green box and plastic waste in a yellow compartment.
  Garbage fees: A family receives a sum from every house according to the family member. This amount is collected by the company which is responsible for taking garbage from the house. He has to settle in the right way.
  Machine-bogs: Usually, cleaning sweeps out of the house is used in Germany for broom cleaning. But there is a road sweeping machine for roads that glows down the roads. Hand-held blower is used for the pavement. The leaves are collected with great ease from this machine.
  Recycling: The way paper and plastic are used in Germany, they are also recycled in the same way. Paper towels are used in the office, home and restaurant. They are recycled later.
   Plastic waste: Cold drink bottles and beer bottles have the facility of returning back to the store. There was no unnecessary waste. Money is also found in waste bottles.

   Education-training: In Germany, children are trained on the management of wastes from a very young age. This training gives parents father, grandparents and teachers. Every day they are taught small things. Whom he does not forget even when grown up.