Morning News Brief: Amidst tension on the border, the budget of the Indian Army is cut, Russia is losing morale in front of Ukraine’s enthusiasm

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Ukraine’s war has become like a noose for Russia. Experts say that Russia has lost more soldiers in Iraq-Afghanistan in 20 days than America’s soldiers have died in 20 years. This broke their morale. Here, the procurement budget of the Indian Army has been cut. The parliamentary committee has considered it dangerous amid the ongoing tension on the border. Read the big news of the country and the world in just 5 minutes in the Morning News Brief…

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5 big news that will keep you updated

1. The budget of the army was 2.15 lakh crores, but only 1.52 lakh crores were allocated

The Standing Committee on Defense of the Parliament has presented the report in the Lok Sabha on the budget provision of the Army. The report states that in the year 2022-23, there was a provision of Rs 2.15 lakh crore for the army under the capital head, but the allocation has been made only for Rs 1.52 lakh crore. Arms, ammunition etc. are bought with this money. The committee has described it as extremely dangerous amid the ongoing tension on the border with China.
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2. Russian bombing of school in Kharkiv kills 21, Russia loses over 7,000 soldiers
Despite the war in Ukraine being 22 days away, Russia is now targeting more and more civilians. On Thursday, Russian forces opened fire on a school in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. In this 21 people died, while 25 were injured. On Wednesday, Russia also dropped a missile on the drama theater in Mariupol, a refuge for 1,000 children and women. On the other hand, British and American experts have claimed that more than 7,000 Russian soldiers were killed in this war and the morale of the rest was broken.
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3. After the defeat, the internal fight in the Congress intensified, G-23 leaders met for the second time in 24 hours
After the crushing defeat in 5 states, the battle that started inside the Congress has intensified. The leaders of the party’s G-23 group, sitting openly against the high command, have met for the second time within 24 hours. Journalists were also invited to the meeting held at Ghulam Nabi Azad’s house. On the other hand, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury has targeted the G-23 leaders. Chowdhary said that the leaders of G-23 should get out of the politics of AC room.
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4. In the rising inflation, 20% cheaper oil will be available from Russia, petrol and diesel prices will be controlled
Ukraine is turning out to be a war profit deal for India. On the one hand, the export of crops like Indian wheat has increased due to the demand created due to the decrease in the global market. At the same time, Russia, which is now facing sanctions, has agreed to give 20 to 25% cheaper crude oil than the international rate. In the midst of rising inflation, this will help in controlling the price of petrol and diesel, while payment in Indian Rupees will also reduce the burden of import bill on the country.
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5. Cricketer Harbhajan Singh will be of AAP, not Congress, also preparing to send to Rajya Sabha

Three months ago, the photo of former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh with Congress President Navjot Sidhu went viral. This had sparked rumors of him joining the Congress, but now there is talk of him joining the newly formed AAP government in Punjab. There have been indications from Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann to send Bhajji to the Rajya Sabha and hand over the command of Sports University in Punjab.
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More than 2.5 million people have been refugees due to the Russia-Ukraine war. Most of these concerns are being expressed about children. Volunteers refugee in Poland are trying to instill a ray of hope in children and prevent the elderly from falling into depression. 30 thousand such volunteers are giving their service, who are working day and night to help the people who have left their homes and businesses.

what happened today in history
On this day in 1922, a British court sentenced Mahatma Gandhi to six years in prison for sedition. This punishment was for Gandhiji’s non-violent movement against the Rowlatt Act brought by the British government in 1919. During the agitation, a protesting mob in Chauri Chaura in Uttar Pradesh turned violent and set the police station on fire. 22 people died in this violence. Due to this, Gandhiji withdrew his movement, but the British government convicted him of treason. ,Read other events of today…,

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