1.See- Brahma Kamal, which blooms only once a year, know the specialty of these flowers:-
The guidelines for corona infection have worked as a lifeline for Brahmakamal, which augurs well for this rare species. The effect of the lockdown is also seen on Brahma Kamal, who is called the King of the Himalayan flowers. This flower, which blooms only once a year, is now spreading its fragrance even in the month of October. August is the right time for the blooming of Brahma Lotus. Experts are also surprised to see this thing. It is believed that this may have happened due to less tourist penetration and less pollution. This flower blooming on the ground has a religious and medicinal feature.
2.Children and teachers are making black gold together in this school of Delhi, know what will be the benefit:-
Children and teachers are being motivated to do organic farming through the Vermi Compost Plant located at Government Higher Secondary Children’s School number one at Ghonda. In this plant, organic manure is being prepared using earthworms. Using which children and teachers do gardening in their homes as well as at school. For this project, the school has been ranked first in the Delhi State Science Exhibition in the session 2019-20.
3.Modi government will soon get good news, 4 times cheaper medicines for Arthritis:- 
Arthritis, commonly known as arthritis, is continuously increasing in the country. Now people of all age groups are falling for it. On World Arthritis Day 2020, Dainik Jagran spoke in detail to well-known rheumatologist Dr. Indrajit Aggarwal on the subjects related to it. Dr. Indrajit Aggarwal is currently the chairman of the Department of Rheumatology at Paras Hospital, Gurugram. He has also served in the UK for a long time. Here is the complete story of Dr. Inderjit Aggarwal’s oral arthritis.
4.Paul R. Milgrom and Robert B. Wilson receive the Nobel Prize for Economics for new auction formats:- 
This time the Nobel Prize in Economics has been won by Paul R. Milgrom and Robert B. Wilson. Milgrom and Wilson received this Nobel Prize for improvements in auction theory and inventions of new auction formats. Earlier in the year 2019, the award was given to two researchers from MIT and one from Harvard University. The recipient of this award is given one crore krona i.e. approximately 1.1 million US dollars.
5.Strategically strengthened to surround China and Pakistan, now tanks and artillery will soon reach the borders:- 
The Border Roads Organization is busy strengthening the army’s readiness to deal with Pakistan and China simultaneously on both fronts. Due to this, on Monday, eight bridges were launched in Ladakh, 10 in Jammu and Kashmir, three in Himachal and eight in Uttarakhand. These bridges will play an important role in besieging the enemy. Through these bridges, army tanks and artillery will quickly reach the enemy from one place on the border to another.
6.Even after the Corona crisis, school children will not be touched by studying online:- 
In the Corona crisis, the campaign to teach home-based school children online may have been tried as an option, but they are not going to lose their connection further. Currently, about 40 percent of the course will be taught online to school children from class VI to XII. The NCERT is also busy designing a similar curriculum for the new curriculum being prepared for schools.
7.Protestors in America drop statue of Lincoln and Roosevelt, oppose Columbus Day:- 
Protesters in the US city of Portland dropped Columbus Day statue of former presidents Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt in protest. The organizers of the protest celebrated the outrage of the locals on Sunday night. Columbus Day is celebrated to commemorate the 15th-century Italian traveler Christopher Columbus coming to America. Local residents of the US hold Columbus responsible for the centuries-long massacre.
8.Despite the announcement of the new stimulus package, there will be no change in the government’s borrowing scheme: Finance Affairs Secretary:-
The government said on Monday that despite new measures announced to boost consumer demand during the festive season, the government will not make any changes to its borrowing program for the current fiscal. In May 2020, the government raised the borrowing limit by 50 per cent to Rs 12 lakh crore to meet the increase in spending due to the Kovid-19 epidemic. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday announced a series of measures to boost demand and speed up capital expenditure.
9.KKR vs RCB IPL LIVE: Kolkata got 9th blow, Nagerkoti scored 4 runs:- 
The 28th match of the 13th season of the Indian Premier League is being played between Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR). Winning the toss, Bangalore captain Virat Kohli decided to bat first. AB de Villiers’s stormy half-century saw the team score 194 for two in 20 overs. The Kolkata team scored 108 runs in 19 overs at the loss of 9 wickets till the news was written.
