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Chennai, Oct. 2023: The Moscow City Tourism Committee revealed that Indian businessmen are paying ever growing attention to Russia and its capital, as over the last 2 years the MICE tourist flow from India has grown to become one of the most numerous groups among all foreign business tourists outside the CIS countries. Business + Leisure Travel and MICE 2023 opened on 29 th  of September at New Delhi with a keynote speech from the Chairman of The Moscow City Tourism Committee, Mr. Evgeny Kozlov . In his speech, the Chairman spoke about the potential for MICE and business tourism in Moscow and the growing number of Indian businessmen who are choosing Moscow as their preferred destination for business events. Mr. Evgeny Kozlov highlighted that the number of business tourists is expected to grow in the coming years . One of the factors supporting the growth of interest from Indian businessmen was the launch of electronic visa program. From August 1, 202...

INTRODUCTION Snake Cube is a wooden puzzle game. It is Linear and can be assembled in the form of a  Cube.  Till Now the World Record for Solving this cube has been 2.36Sec: The fastest time to solve a Rubik's Snake into a ball is 2.36 seconds and was achieved by Lim  Kai Yi (Malaysia) in Buterworth, Malaysia, on 3 December 2022. Lim is an avid speed solver  and has won many speed-solving competitions Youtube video link👇 NEW RECORD Now Master P. SIDDHARTH has solved the Puzzle blindfolded in a record time of 2.1Sec. RECORD TITLE & DESCRIPTION  TITLE - Fastest blindfolded child to solve the wooden Snake Cube DESCRIPTON - P. Siddharth (born on June 4, 2010) of Tamil Nadu, India, set a record for being  the fastest to solve a wooden Snake Cube blindfolded. He solved a wooden Snake Cube in 2  seconds and 10 milliseconds, while being blindfolded, at the age of 13 years and 2 days, as  confirmed on June 6, 2023. The same has been recognized in the ...

Chennai, October 2, 2023: Linguistic Minorities Forum of Tamil Nadu Chairman CMK Reddy today met Journalists explaining recent Supreme Court order  directing the TN Govt. to include  Minority languages in School syllabus . Background: Though there were many decisions of Southern State Chief  Ministers & Education Ministers, to respect & preserve all the four southern  languages, TN Govt brought in a rule in 2006 that no other languages should  be studied in TN Schools, except Tamil & English. After failing to get relief  through political negotiations, we approached Hon Chennai High Court in  2014. We made it clear that we have nothing against learning Tamil (in  fact we welcomed it), but we wanted to pursue other mother-tongue also,  under the right guaranteed by our Constitution and as followed in all other  States of India. Many GOs passed due to our representation to the Govt.  were never implemented, taking the Ling...