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Why has Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan raised the pertinent question of limiting the UN Security Council permanent members to a total of five only?  This should be changed, as he appears to think now. He did not pause to insist on such a limited approach.  It inspires no trust at all. He did not deem it a fitting approach in present-day's wholly different context.  His strongly worded, stirring speech indicated his outlook upon this particularly vital matter in these tempestuous days.  Distinctly critiquing the prevailing situation, he made it quite clear that there was basically no sense in persisting with a system that places pressure on bending before the five selected countries. More than 190 countries have been bearing this intense pressure unavoidably.   It is really not a fair system at this cutting-edge time. What is urgently required in this changing situation is that more than 190 countries are subject to the whims of just five countries. It is ...
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Jajmau power flop fixed at 2: 13 a.m.


Nothing upsets residents so much as the sudden power supply failures in Jajmau. It was just on Thursday night that the electricity supply got disrupted, owing to the JCB action that remained in the afternoon in Kanpur's particular area. 

As the levelling process was undergoing, the cables lying beneath the ground broke, and the area getting power supply from those cables plunged into complete darkness, as the people reportedly witnessed. 

Coming out of their respective houses on the road, the residents started blaming the sudden fault. It was quite unfortunate to hear that the servicing was not being initiated sooner. The electricity supply remained disrupted for several hours. The disturbed residents said that it was delayed for reasons clear to the servicing team engaged in the repair. 

What began to irk residents was the onslaught of the winged mosquitoes in the absence of an electricity supply in the densely populated residential areas. 

However, they sought help of the inverter to secure them from the blood sucking insects. Their patience gave way with the weakening of the inverter's strength. 

It was only after 2:13 a.m. that the electricity was finally restored. Even the late restoration of the power supply earned applause from the helpless residents. Everyone learnt that it was too difficult to bear the power supply disruption. 

There’s been plenty of noise about this delay in normalisation of the electricity supply during this humid summer night, but the residents had to bear the onus of the power failure. They really appeared to have demonstrated their patience, coolly accepting the exact situation. 

A humid situation was surely not quite good face for everyone. With a humid night, it was a spell to curse the power disruption for scattered locations, something a little more unbearable.

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