SPORTS REVIEW — JULY 2018
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Minister as Himavan in ‘LuvKush Ramleela’ this Year!
Vijay Sampla-Union Minister of State is all set to play Himavan in ‘LuvKush Ramleela’ this Year!
As per the information revealed in Press Conference by the chairman of LuvKush Ramleela Ashok Aggarwal, it seems like, this Year the Ramleela play will take place in a bigger manner in comparison with last few years. Yes, apart from the Bollywood stars, this year again, Union Minister of State Vijay Sampla, is all set to be the part of the Ramleela as he will be playing the character of Parvati’s father Himavan.
In the recent Press Conference held in Delhi along with Ashok Aggarwal, Vijay Sampla was also there to grace the moment with his presence. As the time is approaching, the entire team of LuvKush Ramleela is gearing up enthusiastically for the biggest blast of the year.
For the same Shri Sampla stated, “I had work in many places as a plumber and what I am today is all because of the blessings of lord Ram. Last year I played the role of a unique king in LuvKush Ramleela and got a huge appreciation from members of mantrimandal my close ones and this is the same reason I want to serve Shree Ram so when I got the opportunity to play Himavan’s role, I worked on it with full dedication”.
Further he added, “I don’t come in Ramleela for my political benefits so I don’t talk anything related to this in the program. This is the second time I am seeing myself in the form of an actor rather than a politician. Again, Ramleela committee gave me an opportunity to play prominent role which feels like Lord Shree Ram himself want me to serve him. Corruption, impurity and superstitions are the biggest Ravan of my life”.
Ashok aggarwal (chairman of Ramleela committee) added, “it is because of lord Ram’s magic that ministers, cricketers and people of different fields plays role in ram leela and some senior ministers in BJP are in contact with bollywood’s prominent and biggest actors and soon they will be seen to play different characters too.
Well, the 40-year-old LuvKush Ramleela will be showcased from 10th October till 21st October 2018.
31.5% – 333.78 L.Hec Sown of 1058.10 L.Hec Kharif Area
July09, 2018 (C) Ravinder Singh progressindia2015@gmail.com
As per weekly report for July06, 2018 normal seasonal kharif acreage is 1058.10 Lakh Hectares but only 333.78 Lakh Hectare has been sown by July06, 2018.
This is only 31.5% of Kharif acreage. [P-35] Summary of the report is clipped here.
In 2013 Kharif year on July05 acreage Sown was 401.69 lakh hectares but in Drought year 2013 Acreage was almost half 215.07 lakh hectare.
THIS INDICATES DEPENDENCE OF INDIAN AGRICULTURE ON RAINFALL.
Out of 887mm Monsoon Rains Normal rains for today is 242.5mm or 27.3% – rainfall is only 221.3mm or 9% deficient Monsoon may intensify but delay in Sowing will impact Crop Yields.
06-July-2018 17:25 IST
Kharif crop sowing crosses 333.76 lakh hectares
The total sown area as on 6th July, 2018, as per reports received from States, stands at 333.76 lakh hectares as compared to 388.89 lakh hectares at this time last year.
It is reported that rice has been sown/transplanted in 67.25 lakh ha, pulses in 33.60 lakh ha, coarse cereals in 57.35 lakh ha, oilseeds in 63.59 lakh ha, sugarcane in 50.44 lakh hectare and cotton in 54.60 lakh ha.
The details of the area covered so far and that covered during this time last year are given below:
Lakh hectares on 06-07-2018 – *Annual Kharif Area Added.
Crop
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Annual Kharif
Area Average*
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Area sown in
2018-19
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Area sown in
2017-18
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Rice
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395.53
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67.25
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79.08
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Pulses
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111.93
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33.60
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41.67
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Coarse Cereals
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188.55
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57.35
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66.27
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Oilseeds
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184.19
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63.59
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73.45
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Sugarcane
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50.05
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50.44
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49.64
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Jute & Mesta
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8.11
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6.93
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6.96
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Cotton
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119.75
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54.60
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71.82
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Total
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1058.10
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333.76
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388.89
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