The longest border fence on Earth Do you know? Which is the longest border fence on earth, you probably guessed it is in between India and Pakistan Or the USA and Mexico but wait! It is not true. The longest border fence on Earth doesn't even separate two countries. Sounds crazy, isn't it? It's 5,600 KM in length this means if you draw a line from New Delhi to Zagreb ( capital of Croatia) the length of this line is equal to the length of this fence. Here is one more interesting thing that this fence was not build to stop any human invasion but this was built to keep out a specific thing - The Dingos! Yes, we are talking about the Great Australian Dingo fence. Geography   The 2,500 km (1,553 mi) segment of the border fence in Queensland is also known as the Great Barrier Fence or Wild Dog Barrier Fence. It is governed by the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries. The Wild Dingo Border Fence staff contains a total of 23 people, including two-person teams that patrol a 300 km (186 mi) part of the fence once every week.      The Queensland Border Fence expands for 394 km (245 mi) west along the border with New South Wales, into the Strzelecki Desert. The Dingo fence cuts to the point where the three states of Queensland, New South Wales, and South Australia meet (Cameron Corner). At this point, it connects with the South Australian Border Fence, which goes for 257 km (160 mi) south along the border with New South Wales, these two sections are managed by the New South Wales Wild Dog Destruction Board. It then joins a segment known as the Dog Fence in South Australia, which is 2,225 km (1,383 mi) long. Physical design   Most of it is made up of 180 cm (6 ft) high wire mesh but some sections in South Australia comprise multi-strand electric fences. Sheep and cattle farms in Australia protected by the Dingo fence are astonishingly large. While…

Chetan Sakariya :‘I wish my father had been here to see this’ The 20-member India team for the limited overs arrangement in Sri Lanka in July has five new faces. Interestingly, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Devdutt Padikkal, Nitish Rana, K Gowtham and Chetan Sakariya have been picked to play for India, apparently with an eye to the T20 World Cup to be played in October-November. Shikhar Dhawan will lead the side and Bhuvneshwar Kumar will be his representative for three ODIs and as a large number. It is learnt that Rahul Dravid will be the group's mentor. Among the five new faces, Chetan Sakariya is the most enthralling story. Throughout the most recent one year, his life has been on a thrill ride. From losing his more youthful sibling to procuring a Rs 1.2 crore contract with Rajasthan Royals in the IPL and afterward the agony of his dad's demise – the 23-year-old left-arm seamer from Saurashtra has had a passionate over-burden.     After the IPL was suspended in May, Sakariya surged back home after hearing that his dad Kanjibhai contracted Covid and was conceded to the emergency clinic. After seven days, Kanjibhai inhaled his last. Little marvel that Sakariya has devoted his India call-up to his late dad.     "I wish my dad had been here to see this. He needed me to play for India. I miss him a ton today. God has made me see good and bad times in a range of one year. It has been an exceptionally passionate ride up until now," Sakariya told from chennai, where he is going through the drills at the MRF Pace Foundation.     "I lost my more youthful sibling and after a month I got a major IPL contract. I lost my dad last month, and god has given me an India call-up. I was in the emergency clinic for seven days when my dad was engaging for his life. This is an indispensable void. This one is for my late dad and for…

Who is Aisha Sultana, facing sedition charges? A case of subversion was documented by the Lakshadweep police on Thursday against nearby inhabitant, lobbyist, and filmmaker Aisha Sultana for calling the Union Territory's chairman Praful K Patel a "bioweapon". The case was recorded dependent on a protest raised by the BJP Lakshadweep president C Abdul Khader Haji, who affirmed that Sultana censured the Center and Patel during a discussion on a Malayalam news channel about the continuous political emergency in Lakshadweep. Advocating her assertion in a recent Facebook post, Sultana expressed, "I had utilized the word bio-weapon in the TV channel banter. I have felt Patel just as his strategies [have acted] as a bio-weapon. It was through Patel and his escort that Covid-19 spread in Lakshadweep. I have thought about Patel as a bioweapon, not the public authority or the nation…. You ought to comprehend. What else should I call him… "     Sultana has been at the bleeding edge of the new mission against the as of late proposed enactment and disputable change estimates that have set off broad outrage among local people. Things being what they are, who is Aisha Sultana?     Aisha Sultana, a local of Lakshadweep's Chetlat island, is an entertainer, model, and chief. Aisha has recently functioned as a partner chief on the arrangements of the Malayalam film 'Kettyolaanu Ente Malaakha'. She made her first time at the helm in 2020, with the free Malayalam film 'Flush'.     In his objection against Sultana, Haji said that the producer considered Patel a "bio-weapon" that was being used by the Central government during a news banter on the Malayalam channel, 'MediaOne TV'. The comments had started fights from the BJP's Lakshadweep unit. BJP laborers had moved grievances against Aisha in Kerala too.     Communicating fortitude with Sultana, the Lakshadweep Sahitya Pravarthaka Sangam denounced the dissidence charges against her. "It isn't legitimate to portray her as against public. She had responded against the obtuse methodology of the chairman. It was Patel's intercessions that made Lakshadweep…

French Open 2021: Pavlyuchenkova advances to a first major final in Paris Russian Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova held consistent to beat an unpredictable Tamara Zidansek in straight sets on Thursday and arrive at the French Open last at her 50th Grand Slam competition. The 29-year-old's 7-5, 6-3 success made her the lady with the most endeavors at any point expected to arrive at the last of one of the four majors.     It was an award for her understanding all through a vocation that has acquired her 12 titles yet none on the greatest of stages, and furthermore for her tranquility against a player who went back and forth.     Pavlyuchenkova, the most seasoned of the four first-time semi-finalists here, will play seventeenth seed Maria Sakkari of Greece or the unseeded Czech Barbora Krejcikova on Saturday's conclusive.     "I'm so drained thus glad, it is passionate," Pavlyuchenkova said on a sunlit Court Philippe Chatrier.     "It was troublesome, I attempted to contend energetically and to deal with the strategic side. It is essential to keep on track and in the right zone for the last on Saturday."     While 31st seed Pavlyuchenkova had arrived at the quarter-finals at six Grand Slams, Tamara Zidansek had just overseen three-game dominates at Grand Slams prior to showing up in the Roland Garros.     However, the 23-year-old has prospered here in French Open in the wake of putting out previous U.S. Open boss Bianca Andreescu in cycle one.     Her ruinous forehand functioned admirably at first and she broke Pavlyuchenkova's initial help game prior to holding to cherish. Yet, she missed a raving success at 2-1 as Pavlyuchenkova got back on level footing and the Russian then, at that point broke for a 5-3 lead.     Zidansek created an amazing ad-libbed throw volley and some crunching forehand champs to crush the spirit and was 15-40 when Pavlyuchenkova served at 5-5 yet couldn't change over the opportunity.     Pavlyuchenkova retained Zidansek's absolute best chances and…

Southwest Monsoon reaches early in Madhya Pradesh The Southwest monsoon on Thursday progressed to parts of Madhya Pradesh almost seven days early, just as in pieces of Gujarat, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) detailed. On Wednesday, the storm showed up in Maharashtra, pushing its capital city to the brink of collapse. As indicated by the IMD, Mumbai recorded 222.2 mm downpour in a range of 12 hours — 44% of the month-to-month normal precipitation in June (505 mm).     Storm shows up before the expected time in Central India     This year, the storm has made a beginning stage, with most districts getting precipitation much early. By Thursday, June 10 it had covered the leftover pieces of Maharashtra, Telangana, and Andhra Pradesh, and a few pieces of the south Gujarat district, just as south Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and south Odisha.     As Bhopal and Gwalior got precipitation, PK Saha, senior meteorologist of India Meteorological Department Bhopal, told news office PTI, "The northern furthest reaches of the storm goes through Betul and Mandla areas of Madhya Pradesh. With this, the storm arrived in parts of the state. Generally, the coming of storm happens on June 17, in any case, this is without precedent for late memory that it has hit the state seven days ahead."     Gujarat, as well, detailed downpour in pieces of Valsad and Navsari on Wednesday evening, despite the fact that the storm was required to show up in the state on June 15.     Southern states like Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh just as the Northeastern provinces of Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Assam, Meghalaya, and Arunachal Pradesh had been covered by June 9.     What is generally anticipated in the following 48 hours?     As indicated by the IMD, in the following 48 hours, the rainstorm is probably going to progress to Jharkand and cover West Bengal totally just as certain pieces of Bihar and east Uttar Pradesh.     Conditions are additionally "good for…

World Brain Tumor Day: Don’t ignore continuous headache, warn doctors World Brain Tumor Day: Headache is the most well-known neurological problem experienced by a large portion of us. A few variables can add to headache of different forces which for the most part don't need any clinical consideration.   While most migraines don't have genuine outcomes and are not lethal, in specific cases they may flag a genuine ailment like a tumor of the cerebrum. On World Brain Tumor Day, Dr. Anupam Jindal, Additional Director, Neurosurgery, Fortis Hospital, Mohali, explains the early signs, hazard factors, right finding, and treatment related to cerebrum tumors. Understanding Brain tumor   A brain tumor is a protuberance in the mind brought about by the uncontrolled development of cells, upsetting cerebrum work. These are essential of two kinds: dangerous and generous. In light of their seriousness, mind tumors are portrayed under Grade I, Grade II, Grade III, and Grade IV – the last being the most destructive. In excess of 28,000 instances of mind, tumors are accounted for in India every year, as indicated by a report given by the International Association of Cancer Registries (IARC) Early side effects   The early side effects of brain tumors incorporate relentless migraines, sickness and regurgitating toward the beginning of the day, seizures, exhaustion, tiredness, cognitive decline, trouble in strolling, and discourse errors. On the off chance that anybody is encountering any of these side effects, one ought to promptly look for clinical consideration as an early determination can diminish the seriousness of the sickness. Hazard factors   While one may not know about the reasons for what may cause a cerebrum tumor, there are a few danger factors that may expand the individual's danger of fostering a brain tumor:     Age: Brain tumors are regular in kids and more established grown-ups, despite the fact that individuals of all ages can foster a mind tumor.     Gender: Men are more probable than ladies to foster a brain tumor. Be that as it may, some…