Today’s sweet news: In MP, the daughters broke the shackles of the body, the girl who ran away without clothes in Vietnam completed the surgery

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In the midst of the hustle and bustle of the day, there are many news stories that bring a smile to our faces. These news around us make us feel connected to ourselves and sometimes also show the way to move forward in life. Some such special news that will give you a dose of courage. You read and share them too.

1. Mother spent her life, daughters broke the ‘shackles’ of the body

The picture of the dry Karar village, 50 km from Bhopal, which was once infamous for its sexuality, has now changed. The daughters of Bedia tribe are studying and writing. Mothers are also sending their daughters to school and college by saving them from the shackles of evil practice. Once upon a time, most of the women here used to do jismphroshi.

2. Ban on 19 items made of single use plastic from today

Single use plastic has been banned in India from July 1. Single use plastic, that is, things made of plastic, which we use only once, have been completely banned. A fine of up to 1 lakh will be imposed for manufacturing or selling a banned product. Items made of single-use plastic are neither decomposable nor can they be burned, as it releases harmful gases from toxic fumes.

3. Tom’s fiancé pregnant, who turns out to be the supervillain ‘Loki’; The couple got married in June

Hollywood actor Tom Hiddleston, who played the character of ‘Loki’ in the Marvel Comics series in Hollywood, and his fiancee actress Javey Ashton are going to become parents soon. Although the couple did not make any official announcement about this. But both of them revealed the good news at the red carpet premiere of ‘Mr. Malcolm List’. In fact, the actress walked the red carpet flaunting her baby bump in an off-the-shoulder floor-length gown. The couple got engaged in June this year.

4. The last surgery of the girl who was burnt by the bomb 50 years ago

During the Vietnam War, a 9-year-old girl was seen running on the streets without clothes. The girl was injured by a Napalm bomb fired by the US. After 50 years of the incident, Kim Phuc’s last surgery has been done in a hospital in Miami, USA. These bombs were made from a special type of gel, which on contact with the body would burn the skin. On 8 June 1972, the children of the village were running to escape the effects of these bombs. In this a girl was running without clothes. 30% of his skin was burnt in the fall of the bomb.

5. First black woman judge sworn in on US Supreme Court

Ketonji Brown Jackson has become the first black female judge of the US Supreme Court. He took the oath of office and secrecy on Thursday night. His name was recommended by President Joe Biden. The Senate approved it. Stephen Breyer, the current US Supreme Court judge, retired on June 30. The special thing is that Ketonji was the head clerk in the staff of Justice Breyer. Now she will sit in the chair of her boss. By the way, the interesting thing is also that so far there have been three judges in the US Supreme Court, who have done clerical jobs there at some point or the other.