GLOBAL POLITICS

National Lazy Day: Date, Significance, History, And More                                       National Lazy Day is an unofficial holiday that encourages everyone to embrace laziness for a day. Here’s a deeper dive into the significance and how it’s typically celebrated: Origins and Purpose Origins: The exact origins of National Lazy Day are unclear, which seems fitting given its laid-back nature. It likely evolved as a social media trend where people began dedicating a day to relaxation, which eventually gained enough traction to be recognized annually on August 10th. Purpose: The day is a reminder that rest is essential for mental and physical well-being. In a world that often glorifies busyness and productivity, National Lazy Day serves as a counterbalance, encouraging people to slow down, relax, and indulge in some guilt-free leisure. Ways to Celebrate Sleep In: One of the simplest ways...

    Wrestler Reetika Hooda’s Golden Olympic Dream Is India’s Last Throw of the Dice Reetika Hooda is currently in the spotlight as she competes in the women's 76kg wrestling event at the 2024 Paris Olympics. She is India's final athlete in action and carries the hopes of adding to India's medal tally at these Games. Reetika began her campaign today, facing tough competition in her opening round against Bernadett Nagy of Hungary, a two-time European Championships bronze medalist. If Reetika progresses through the rounds, she could face top-seeded Ai peri Medet Kizy of Kyrgyzstan, a formidable opponent and two-time Asian champion. A victory here would not only extend India's Olympic journey into the final day but also position Reetika to become the second Indian female wrestler to win an Olympic medal, following Sakshi Malik's success in 2016. Additionally, Indian golfers Aditi Ashok and Diksha Dagar are also in action today, though their chances for a medal appear sl...