Whaler

Introduction In a delightful turn of events that has warmed the hearts of millions across India and the sports world, Neeraj Chopra, India's javelin throw champion and double Olympic medalist, has tied the knot with Himani Mor, a talented tennis player from Haryana. The news, announced with charming simplicity on social media, has brought a wave of joy and celebration, blending the worlds of athletics and tennis in a narrative of love and personal achievement. This article delves into the lives of Neeraj Chopra and Himani Mor, exploring their journey, their achievements, and what this marriage means for their personal and professional lives. Neeraj Chopra: The Javelin Maestro Neeraj Chopra has become a household name in India, especially after his historic gold medal win at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, making him the first Indian to win an individual gold in athletics at the Olympic Games. His journey from Khandra, a small village in Haryana, to the global stage is nothing short of ...

BJP isn't ruling India   The assumption that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is ruling India is not entirely accurate. The perception of the BJP's dominance is influenced by the disunity among opposition parties. Let's assess the actual influence of the BJP in Indian states. The BJP holds a clear majority in the assembly of only 10 out of 29 states. However, it is important to note that the party's seat position varies across different states. Here are some examples: States where the BJP has no seats: Sikkim Mizoram Tamil Nadu Kerala States with a limited number of BJP seats: Andhra Pradesh: 4 out of 175 seats Punjab: 3 out of 117 seats West Bengal: 3 out of 294 seats Telangana: 5 out of 119 seats Delhi: 8 out of 70 seats Odisha: 10 out of 147 seats Nagaland: 12 out of 60 seats Even in states where the BJP has formed coalition governments, its seat share is relatively low: Meghalaya: 2 out of 60 seats Bihar: 53 out of 243 seats Jammu and Kashmir: 25 out of 87 seats Goa...