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#RIP Raju Srivastava was on life support in the ICU and his health was critical, according to sources at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi , today he was confirmed as dead by Doctors. He was 58. He was critical and on a ventilator in the intensive care unit (ICU) for 43 days after suffering a heart attack on August 10. While the entire nation mourns the loss, here we list some of the lesser-known facts about the 'King of Comedy. 10 known facts about Raju srivastava . Born as Satya Prakash Srivastava on December 25, 1963 in Kanpur, Raju Srivastava was a reputed name in the entertainment industry and was known for his rib-tickling and thought-provoking comedy. Credit: Instagram/rajusrivastavaofficial. While he rose to fame with his participation in the comedy show ‘Great Indian Laughter Challenge' (2005), what many do not know is that he struggled for decades to get a foothold in showbiz. Credit: Instagram/rajusrivastavaofficial

PM Modi launches National Logistics Policy National logistic policy A g reat vision and using exiting capacity of the valuable resources aim was to promote the economic activity through out the nation. “The notion that India is emerging as a manufacturing hub is stabilizing in the mind of the world” “Policy is just a beginning, policy plus performance is equal to progress” “National Logistics Policy is an outcome of rigorous efforts of 8 years of hard work behind it” “Its aim is to bring the cost of logistics in a single digit form.” “ Unified Logistics Interface Platform- ULIP will bring all the digital services related with the transportation sector on a single portal” “Gatishakti and National Logistics Policy together are now taking the country towards a new work culture” “India, which is determined to become developed, now has to compete more with developed countries, so everything should be competitive” “National Logistics Policy has immense potential for development of infrastruc

On 4th September 2022, Ex Tata Sons Chairman Cyrus Mistry died in a car accident near Mumbai, and with further investigation reports later revealed that he was not wearing a seat belts in the rear seats. The 54-year-old former Tata Sons chairman and his co-passenger Jahangir Pandole, both killed in the car crash, were seated at the back seat and not wearing a seat belt. The autopsies of Mistry and Pandole revealed that they died of ‘severe head trauma and multiple external and internal injuries to vital organs’. Union minister Mr Nitin Gadkari said on Tuesday 06th September 2022 that from now onwards wearing seat belts would be mandatory for all passengers in a car, including those on rear seats, and flouting the rule will attract penalty.  The announcement was made only two days after from the date of incident reported.While the minister did not specify the quantum of fine on defaulters, he said seat belts, just like the installation of airbags for all passenge