The longest reigning monarch of the United Kingdom, Queen Elizabeth II, was no ordinary woman. Here are some of the major anecdotes about her life and personality. Elizabeth II, who had ruled the United Kingdom for 70 years, passed away at the age of 96 on Thursday, September 8 at her Balmoral home in Scotland, surrounded by her closest friends and family. The following day, Prince Charles was crowned King of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland as Charles III, according to the order of succession. However, no one was aware of what caused Elizabeth II's passing. Princess Elizabeth's standing was similar to that of Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie of York today throughout the first ten years of her life, but all changed after the death of her grandpa, King George V, in 1936. The next monarch in line was Elizabeth's uncle Edward VIII, who gave up the monarchy less than a year after ascending to it in order to wed Wallis Simpson, an American socialite. Since Edward didn't have any children at the time, Elizabeth's father, Albert, who succeeded to the throne as George VI, made the then-10-year-old Elizabeth the first in line to succeed to the throne. Heirs apparently do not simply enrol in elementary school like other students. Instead, Elizabeth had private religious instruction from the Archbishop of Canterbury while receiving tutoring at home from several professors, including Henry Marten, vice-provost of Eton College (which is currently exclusively for boys). Elizabeth didn't necessarily lack an education just because she didn't go to school. She received most of it from Marion Crawford, her nanny, also known as "Crawfie" by the Royal Family. The Little Princesses, a 1953 tell-all book written without the Royal Family's consent that detailed Crawford's interactions with Elizabeth when she was younger, led to Crawford's eventual exclusion from the Royal Family. On November 20, 1947, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, who were third cousins, were wed. They both had Queen Victoria and Prince Albert as great-great-grandparents. She enjoyed a variety of activities, such as horseback riding, pigeon racing, and football. She was a fan of Arsenal! Despite visiting more than 115 nations throughout her hundreds of official state visits, Elizabeth II was the most travelled head of state in history and didn't even have a passport. She didn't technically require a passport because they are all officially issued in the Queen's name. She was the only person in the UK who could drive without a permit, and she continued to do so well into her advanced age! Corgis were the Queen's preferred breed of dog. She even created the "dorgi," a new breed of dog created when her Corgi mated with a Dachshund owned by her sister, Princess Margaret.

AB de Villiers, who played for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL and represented South Africa in all three forms of cricket, has volunteered his time to Make A Difference (MAD). The NGO works with children in India who need care and protection, and it has created a prosperity model that comprises working with kids from the time they are 10 years old until they are 28 years old and have settled down in life with stable income levels. Notably, the NGO aids 3,500 children annually throughout India thanks to its distinctive prosperity model, which is supported by 4,000 volunteers. In response to a question about the partnership, AB De Villiers said, "I am happy to be associated with MAD and will mentor two young people supported by the team. "The NGO offers consistent support to children born into extremely difficult circumstances until they break the cycle of poverty. Their work is incredible." Over the next six months, De Villiers will provide mentoring to two recipients: Anitha, 21, a journalism student in Bangalore, and 18-year-old Ayan from Lucknow, who recently completed his high school education and hopes to play cricket at the under-19 level and maybe for India. A true South African great, AB de Villiers was a 360-degree batter who could hit any ball, anywhere, against any bowler. He was a fielder who could leap tall buildings and yet come up with the catch and who would gladly take up the wicketkeeping position if necessary. In case all of that wasn't impressive enough, he was also a skilled tennis, golf, and rugby player.

There are countless factors and worries that might influence someone's cardiovascular system and trigger heart attacks, but some are more common and dangerous than others. Not long ago, heart attacks were primarily a problem faced by older adults. It was rare for anyone younger than 40 to have a heart attack. One in five heart attack patients is younger than 40 years of age. Another alarming data point to emphasise the issue is this: heart attacks are more likely in people in their 20s or early 30s. Between 2000 and 2016, the rate of heart attacks in this age group increased by 2% per year. A disturbing trend—a rise in the frequency of heart attacks in younger adults—has been highlighted by new research, which was presented at the American College of Cardiology's 2019 conference. The study was the first to compare "very young" heart attack survivors to "young" survivors who were between the ages of 41 and 50 (age 40 or younger). The percentage of people under 40 who experienced a heart attack rose by 2% annually during the past ten years. There can be innumerable causes and concerns that can affect a person’s cardiovascular system, but some are more prevalent and riskier than their counterparts. In comparison to those without diabetes, those with diabetes have a 2-to-4-fold increased risk of dying from cardiac disease. A problem arises when your blood sugar cannot be kept under control at a healthy level. Your blood vessels are damaged by high blood sugar, which increases the likelihood of fat accumulating in your arteries and leading to atherosclerosis. Patients with diabetes are also more likely to have other chronic health conditions, such as high blood pressure and high cholesterol, which greatly increase the risk of a heart attack. High blood pressure, sometimes known as hypertension, is one of the leading causes of cardiovascular disease. Unfortunately, the incidence of hypertension is increasing more quickly in young adults than in older adults, which is similar to the trend in heart attacks. High blood pressure damages your blood vessels, thickens the heart muscles, and raises your risk of having a heart attack. Substance abuse also takes a toll on your heart. Though experts are still studying the effect of marijuana on your heart, they know that it boosts your heart rate and raises your risk of having a heart attack. Cocaine’s impact on your heart, however, is well established. Cocaine increases your heart rate, tightens your blood vessels, and raises your blood pressure, all of which are associated with heart attacks. Smoking is one of the leading risk factors for heart attacks in young adults among all other risk factors. Your risk of having a heart attack rises according to how many cigarettes you smoke. When compared to nonsmokers, smoking one pack of cigarettes per day more than doubles your risk of having a heart attack. While cigarette smoking has a much higher chance of causing a heart attack compared with vaping, you’re still not off the hook if you vape. E-cigarettes contain nicotine and other toxic compounds that accelerate your heart rate and raise your blood pressure. A recent study found that vaping made you 34% more likely to have a heart attack compared with non-vapers. Furthermore, studies have shown evidence that, in people with underlying cardiac disease, high-intensity exercise might sharply raise the risk of sudden cardiac arrest or sudden cardiac death. The minority of people who have hypertrophic cardiomyopathy or coronary heart disease may be at an increased risk for heart rhythm abnormalities as a result of this. Though extremely long-term endurance exercise places similar significant demands on the cardiovascular system, that doesn't mean you should put your walking shoes away. In their thirties, people rarely develop heart disease, but they should be cautious. You should have no issues as you age if you start taking care of your health in your thirties and monitor your blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels.

A tribute to the "Warren Buffet" of India, who made some of his most significant investments and exhibited revolutionary decision-making abilities. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala was born on July 5th, 1960. His father was an income tax officer. Rakesh enrolled in Sydenham College, Mumbai in 1985 and became a Chartered Accountant soon after. He made his lucrative investment in Tata Tea in 1986 during his formative years as an investor. Jhunjhunwala was well renowned for his stock market forecasts and upbeat outlooks and was frequently referred to as "India's Warren Buffett" or the "Big Bull of India." A "bull" investor is one who buys an asset or commodity on the belief that prices will increase and then sells it for a profit. A market that is projected to experience price growth is said to be bullish. In 1988, he sold shares of SESA Goa and earned his first significant profit. He had purchased 2.5 lakh Sesa Goa shares for 28 rupees and an additional 2.5 lakh shares for 35 rupees. Sesa Goa's cost rose to 65 rupees after six months. In 1991, the big bull bought 14k shares of ACC at Rs. 535/share. He placed a large bet on cement majors despite believing that overall market valuations were quite high, and despite ACC being quoted at very high valuations, he sold it at Rs. 3,400-3,500/share. This incident was before the Harshad Mehta scam came to light, ending the epic bull run. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala alluded to Harshad Mehta's heyday as a well-known figure on Dalal Street. He thought Mehta sold stocks during that time because he was aware that the money was the proceeds of deception. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala frequently urged investors to adhere to market reality and refrain from following anyone without conducting their own research. His net worth was Rs 1 crore in 1988 after a streak of profitable trades, rising to Rs 200 crore in 1993. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala has been investing for 35 years, and during most of that period, he has demonstrated his bullish tendencies, even while other more seasoned, larger, and more seasoned investors of the time were openly negative. At an average cost of Rs. 23 per share, Jhunjhunwala purchased Titan shares. He became a crorepati largely because of the Titan Company. The stock closed at Rs 2,471.95 on the BSE on August 12, 2022, and Jhunjhunwala possessed those stocks worth Rs 11,086.9 crore with a holding of 5.10 percent or 4,48,50,970 shares in the most recent quarter. The stock was worth Rs 30 to Rs 32 when he bought it 20 years ago. The newest "Big Bull" in the more regulated market had less baggage on his front than names like Harshad Mehta and Ketan Parekh, whose rise to fame was soiled with scam connections. In 2004, he created RARE Enterprises to manage his portfolio. The name came from merging his and his wife's names together; RA for "Rakesh". RE for "Rekha". his wife Along with his success in the stock market, Mr. Rakesh also made it onto the Forbes List of Billionaires in 2008 at position 1062. He then made his debut film, "English Vinglish," as a producer. The movie starred the renowned actress Shri Devi. On August 7,2022, he made an investment in the low-cost commercial airline AKASA Air and joined its founding team. Upon entering the aviation industry, he stated in an interview, "We'll see how the airline does (Akasa Air). If I fail, I'll claim ignorance. However, I am ready to fail. I am aware of all the hazards involved as well as the potential rewards. Life is a risk-reward equation after all, and I was fortunate to have the best management team. On the morning of August 14, Rakesh became sick and was taken to Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai, where he passed away at around 6:30 a.m. The doctors then reported that he had acute multiple organ failure and kidney-related issues.

Case brought against actor Amir Khan, by Delhi based lawyer, Vineet Jindal, in accordance with Sections 153, 153a, 298 and 505 of the Indian Penal Code. Actor Amir Khan's Laal Singh Chaddha has been the talk of the town since its trailer's release. The movie is consistently in the news for both good and bad reasons. Amir Khan has persistently worked to obtain the Hindi adaptation rights to the 1994 Hollywood blockbuster Forrest Gump, thus Lal Singh Chaddha is the actor's ideal dream project. This dream project of Amir Khan also stars Kareena Kapoor, Mona Singh, Naga Chaitanya who is making his Hindi movies debut with this project, among others. Laal Singh Chaddha, Amir Khan's first film in four years following Dangal, is now in theatres. The actor plays an Indian army officer in the film, but he is also mentally unstable. This is not acceptable to a Delhi-based attorney named Vineet Jindal, who has complained to Delhi police that Amir Khan's role in the film disrespects the Indian army because, unlike the American army, the Indian army does not enlist applicants of unsound mind. The movie, in Jindal's opinion, also has a few sequences that offend a certain community's religious sensibilities. Amir Khan is the subject of a case brought against him in accordance with Sections 153, 153a, 298 and 505 of the Indian Penal Code. Below, for easier comprehension, is a quick synopsis of each section: Section 153- Wantonly giving provocation with intent to cause riot Willfully inciting people to riot with the aim to do so, whether or not rioting actually occurs. If the act of rioting is committed as a result of such provocation, the offender will be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term that may not exceed one year, with a fine, or with both. If the act of rioting is not committed, the offender will be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term that may not exceed six months. Section 153a- Promoting enmity between different groups The intent of Section 153 A is to punish those who engage in willful denigration of, or attacks on, any particular group or class, as well as the founders and prophets of a religion, race, place of birth, domicile, language, etc. The accused shall be punished with imprisonment which may extend to five years and shall also be liable to fine. Section 298- Wounding the religious feelings of any person Anyone who intentionally offends someone's religious sentiments by saying or doing something in their presence—by speaking, making a sound, gesturing, or placing something in their line of sight—shall be penalised by either a fine or an extended period of imprisonment of up to a year, or by both. Section 505- Statements conducing to public mischief. Section 505(2) Statements creating or promoting enmity, hatred or ill-will between classes.Whoever makes, publishes or circulates any statement or report containing rumour or alarming news with intent to create or promote, or which is likely to create or promote, on grounds of religion, race, place of birth, residence, language, caste or community or any other ground whatsoever, feelings of enmity, hatred or ill will between different religious, racial, language or regional groups or castes or communities - shall be punished with imprisonment which may extend to five years and shall also be liable to fine.

Aam Aadmi Party’s Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh was suspended from the House on Wednesday for the remaining part of the week for his "unruly behaviour". Aam Aadmi Party’s Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh was suspended from the House on Wednesday for the remaining part of the week for his "unruly behaviour", a day after 19 MPs of opposition parties were suspended from the House for allegedly disrupting proceedings. The Rajya Sabha on Wednesday adopted a motion to suspend Singh. “AAP MP Sanjay Singh suspended from Rajya Sabha for the remaining part of the current week for shouting slogans, tearing papers and throwing them toward the Chair yesterday,” Deputy Chairman Rajya Sabha Harivansh Narayan Singh said. Singh had raised the issue of deaths due to drinking spurious liquor in the state of Gujarat in the House. A total of 19 MPs from opposition parties, including seven from the TMC, six from the DMK, besides those from the TRS, CPI-M and CPI, were suspended for their "unruly behaviour" in the House. Soon after the House met for Question Hour at 12 noon, Deputy Chairman Harivansh invoked Rule 256 and named Singh for tearing papers and throwing them at the Chair on Tuesday. The deputy chairman said Singh's action was in utter disregard of rules and the authority of the Chair. Subsequently, Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs V Muraleedharan moved a motion to suspend Singh from the House for the remainder of the week. The motion was adopted by voice vote, even as opposition members continued to raise uproar in the well of the house.

Sonia Gandhi ED questioning Live Updates: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was detained by the Delhi Police amid protests against the ED’s summoning of Sonia Gandhi in an alleged money laundering case. Other party leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge, Ranjeet Ranjan, KC Venugopal, Manickam Tagore, Imran Pratapgarhi, and K Suresh, have also been detained. The leaders have been taken to Kingsway Camp, DCP (New Delhi) Amrutha Guguloth told The Indian Express. Hitting out at the central government for “dictatorship”, Rahul alleged that they were not being allowed to hold discussions inside Parliament and during protests, the leaders were arrested. “India is a police state, Modi is a king,” Rahul added while speaking to the media. Meanwhile, Congress interim President Sonia Gandhi arrived at the ED office after her lunch break for further in the National Herald money laundering case. After about 2.5 hours of questioning, Sonia had left the ED office for a lunch break at around 2 pm. The agency’s case is based on a trial court order that allowed the Income Tax Department to probe the affairs of the National Herald newspaper and conduct a tax assessment of Sonia and Rahul Gandhi. The order was the result of a 2013 petition filed by BJP MP Subramanian Swamy, who alleged cheating and misappropriation of funds on the part of the Gandhis in acquiring the newspaper.

According to the reports, Ranveer Singh recently bought a quadruplex apartment, worth nearly Rs.119 cr. in Bandra, Mumbai and became SRK's neighbour. This price tag makes it one of the most expensive deals for a single residential apartment in any part of the country. Reportedly, Singh's new quadruplex is located on the 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th floors of the tower. It also comes with a 1,300 square feet individual terrace and a total carpet area of 11,266 square feet. The deal is said to be valued at over Rs. 1L per square feet as per the ongoing property rates in and around the posh residential area. Singh bought the house via a firm called Oh Five Oh Media Works LLP where the actor and his father Jugjeet Sunder Singh Bhavnani are directors. Reportedly, a stamp duty worth Rs. 7.13cr was paid to the revenue department which was concluded through two different agreements. According to the documents that were accessed, the motorhead actor would have 19 parking lots allotted to himself.

Nothing Phone 1 is now trending in India, its name is already famous itself and people are willing to know the features and pricing of the phone India. Nothing Phone1 comes with three different variants - 8 GB and 128 GB, 8 GB and 256 GB and 12 GB and 256 GB. The Nothing Phone (1) price has been leaked ahead of its official launch in India and other global markets on July 12. The smartphone looks cheaper than the iPhones. According to reports, the pricing will begin at $397 (Rs 31,000) and go upto $456. (about Rs 36,000). Supposed price for the midrange model is $419. (Rs 32,000). Given that the smartphone is reported to include Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 778G+ chipset, which is intended for devices priced between Rs 30,000 and Rs 60,000, the pricing leak may be correct. This processor is now found in Motorola’s Edge 30 smartphone, which sells for Rs 27,999 in India. On the other hand, the iPhone 13 series in India costs half as much as this pricing. Currently, the ordinary iPhone 13 costs Rs 71,990 in India. The Nothing Phone (1) might include a pair of 50-megapixel back cameras. Apparently, users will be able to capture 4K films at 60 frames per second. Additionally lacking a headphone jack, the Nothing Phone (1) supports wireless charging. At this time, it is unclear if the device will have an IP classification.

The bus rolled off a cliff in the Jangla area of Sainj valley on Neoli-Shansher road of Kullu district. The bus rolled off a cliff in the Jangla area of Sainj valley on the Neoli-Shansher road of Kullu district. The injured are being shifted to local hospitals, and teams from Kullu have been moved to the spot, Deputy Commissioner Kullu Ashutosh Garg was quoted as saying by news agency ANI. Garg added that the school bus was going from Kullu to Sainj on Neoli-Shansher road in Sainj valley and stated that the death toll may rise. At least 40 students were on the bus when the accident took place, the officials said. Rescue operations are underway at the site. 'Heart-Rending': PM Modi Tweets, Announces Ex Gratia Sum Meanwhile, speaking on the accident, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a tweet, "The bus accident in Kullu, Himachal Pradesh is heart-rending. In this tragic hour my thoughts are with the bereaved families. I hope those injured recover at the earliest. The local administration is providing all possible assistance to those affected. " He also announced an ex gratia sum of Rs 2 lakh from the Prime Minister National Relief Fund (PMNRF) for the kin of the deceased. President Ram Nath Kovind and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi were among the others who expressed their condolences on social media. Follow: ZoopNews Websdesk

The meteorology department issued an alert for Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, and Odisha after Cyclone Asani strengthened into a severe cyclonic storm on Sunday evening. On Sunday evening, Cyclone Asani strengthened into a severe cyclonic storm, according to the India Meteorological Department. Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, and Odisha have all been issued a weather warning. Asani, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and West Bengal are preparing for the creation of a strong cyclonic storm, as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted heavy rainfall in these states. Kolkata Municipal Corporation workers and disaster management teams have been placed on high alert. In light of the storm, the KMC has also built up a control room. On Monday morning, heavy rains accompanied by lightning and thunderstorms pounded Kolkata, flooding many parts of the city. According to news agency PTI, Kolkata Mayor Firhad Hakim has put his personnel and disaster management teams on high alert due to the formation of cyclonic storm Asani, which is expected to strengthen into a severe cyclone.

As the country scrambles to refill depleted supplies at power plants in order to prevent a full-blown power crisis, the Indian Railways plans to cancel over 650 passenger trains to allow for speedier coal carriage movement. On Friday, protests protesting power outages erupted outside Punjab Power Minister Harbhajan Singh's home. According to railway sources, 657 passenger trains, including 500 mail and express train journeys and 148 commuter train excursions, will be cancelled to allow coal rakes to move more quickly. Over the following two months, the railways intend to increase the number of coal rakes passing through. According to Bloomberg, Gaurav Krishna Bansal, an executive director of Indian Railways, said, "The measure is temporary, and passenger services would be restored as soon as the situation normalises." According to him, the state-run operator is attempting to reduce the time it takes to transport coal to power plants. Satyendar Jain, the Delhi Power Minister, stated on Friday that because the entire country is experiencing power outages owing to a coal shortage with no backup, the best way to address the crisis would be for the Centre to give more coal. He claimed that power cannot be conserved and that Delhi does not have enough coal for the next 21 days. On Thursday, Jain convened an emergency meeting at the Delhi Secretariat to discuss the coal shortfall and submitted a letter to the Centre requesting additional coal for thermal power plants. The Delhi government claimed that disruptions in power supply from the Dadri and Unchahar thermal power plants could affect the national capital's 24-hour power supply to the Delhi Metro, hospitals, and other key institutions. According to the National Power Portal's daily coal report, coal is in short supply at many of the National Thermal Power Corporation's power plants (NTPC). On Friday, Bihar's power minister, Bijendra Prasad Yadav, also brought up the subject of coal scarcity. "There is a shortage of roughly 1000 MW, but it will be resolved in a day or two," he added, adding that conversations with the central government had also taken place. However, Union Power Ministry sources told News18 if states are facing a power crisis it is because of coal supply issues. “States have not released payment for coal leading to this crisis. There is no problem with power plants… They continue to function." The Delhi government has informed that only one day’s coal stock is left at the Dadri-II power plant, Unchahar power plant has two days’ stock, three-and-a-half days’ stock is left in Kahalgaon, Farakka has five days’ stock, while Jhajjar (Aravalli) has seven to eight days’ stock left with it.