Shankar IAS Academy. Admissions open for UPSC Coaching 2021-22. Classes starts on June 28th. Admissions contact 766776626. Good evening everyone. Welcome to the Hindi news analysis brought to you by Shankar IAS Academy. Here are the list of news articles chosen for discussion today and our video is timestamped for your convenience. Let's take up this news article. So this is based on this data point article which reports about districts caused by unemployment and localized lockdowns among people. So in this light let us see in brief about unemployment and also the important points mentioned in the data point. Syllabus covered by this data point article is highlighted below for the aid of aspirants. So as we know employment in simple terms refers to state of having a paid job. So on the contrary unemployment is said to occur when a person who is actively searching for employment is unable to find work and know that unemployment is a key economic indicator because it signals the ability or the inability of workers to readily obtain gainful work to contribute to the productive output of the economy. So more unemployed workers means that less total economic production will take place compared to otherwise and remember unemployed workers still need to maintain at least subsistence consumption during their period of unemployment. So they need money for that and this means that an economy with high unemployment will have lower output without a proportional decline in the basic need for consumption. So the output is less the consumption need is more so there is a demand supply mismatch which is being created because of unemployment in the economy. So this is the larger picture that the unemployment may create on the economy. So that said let us know that unemployment is categorized into four main types. The first one is frictional unemployment the second is cyclical unemployment third is structural and fourth is institutional unemployment. So let's go over it one by one. First is frictional unemployment. Frictional unemployment occurs when people voluntarily change their jobs within an economy. So when a person switches between one job to another there is a small interregnum so that is what is called as a frictional unemployment. For those aspirants who have left their previous job and preparing for the UPSC exam they are supposed to be frictionally unemployed right now all right. So usually this type of unemployment is very short lived and it is the least problematic for an economy. Next is cyclical unemployment. This is quite significant. This refers to the variation in the number of unemployed workers over the course of economic upturns and downturns. For example fluctuation in oil prices may lead to loss of jobs for some. Usually such unemployment rises during recessionary period and declines during periods of economic growth. So as you can see these unemployment patterns keeps in line with the cycles of the economy thus justifying their names. So next comes the structural unemployment. This occurs as a result of technological change in the structure of the economy in which the labor markets operate. So when a human labor is replaced by machine and technology it leads to unemployment. However retaining these workers can be little difficult costly and time consuming as well and India is said to be facing the threat of structural unemployment in the near future with the technological advancements. So keep that in mind. Finally it is the institutional unemployment. So this results due to long term or permanent institutional factors and incentives in the economy and the government policies, labor market phenomena and institutions contribute to this kind of unemployment. So adding to these another type of unemployment is the disguised unemployment which is prevalent in India's agricultural sector. So it occurs when productivity is very low and too many workers are filling too few jobs. Similarly when there is no work to do on farms people go to urban areas and look for jobs and this kind of unemployment is known as seasonal unemployment. So remember these two other types of unemployment as well and remember this about this guy's unemployment say consider a work say it can be completed by five people. But what will happen is this work will have six to seven people working on this particular work. So the amount of money that is being paid to the laborers is being divided into six or seven rather than being divided into five. So the labor that is being paid to these people has it gets reduced as well. So this is a factor of disguised unemployment which you may have to remember. So with this broad overview on unemployment let us come back to the data point. See according to the report submitted by the standard workers action network around 92 percentage of the workers never received any wages from their employers since the lockdowns that were imposed during the second wave of COVID-19. So this was based on the data gathered from distress calls and as per the data around 34 percentage of workers were not paid their dues for their work before the lockdown while around 15 percentage of them managed to receive them only partially. And also remember that most of the distress calls were made because of the unavailability of work pending wage payments and depleting savings. And these are some of the important points from the article. Note down some of the important facts which we saw in the later half of the discussion. These can be very useful for your mains preparation and mains answer writing. So with these take away details in mind let us move on to the next part of the discussion. Now look at this news article. This article is regarding the impact of pandemic related lockdown on the mental well-being of children. Few days ago we saw about the mental well-being post lockdown for the entire population but this is being specific for children. Besides analyzing the impact few suggestions are provided in order to reduce the impact of pandemic related lockdown. So let us look at it in detail. Here is the syllabus that is relevant to this article. First let us know the prevailing situation at the time of pandemic related lockdowns and restrictions. See children have been mostly indoors for over a year and as a result they are having very little opportunity to stimulate their active minds. See recently I had a chance to interact with few mothers who have very young kids and what they said is in the initial stages when the child goes out and interacts with his or her peers their social skills gets sharpened their cognitive skills get sharpened and because of this lack of interaction the children who otherwise can be active are not being active which hinders their cognitive development and if you note that in the current situation most of the families are nuclear with one or two children so a child gets an opportunity to interact only with the one or two child the fellow sibling. So with this little pace for cognitive development children have been attending online classes also as the schools are shut down and attending online classes has led to the weakening of children's curiosity to learn because that keeps on going that keeps on playing on the screen but then the child finds it difficult to concentrate and it has been reported that children are found to be demotivated and disinterested in learning through the online classes and the author of this article being a counselor this has registered that children of age group of four to six are finding it hard to focus during the online classes and in addition to this there are other major concerns such as screen addictions challenges to parental care etc and alongside these impacts the article highlights the limiting the use of online time can lead to significant reduction in loneliness and depression and till now we saw how children are affected due to the online classes now let us know what are the impacts of the lockdown on the overall education system and remember that the online medium of education is a new system for the schools also and for the teachers also and the teachers are finding it difficult unable to keep track of the child's activity in a continuous manner because it is challenging for the teacher itself to engage with the technology in the first place and after engaging with the technology the teacher has to interact with the children and in the other end the child is continuously distracted is not interested in the class the teacher child dynamics is affected right and secondly it is regarding the difficulty faced by the teachers and the schools in assessing the child's academic performance see online tests and assessments cannot be monitored every time right there are instances where children are found cheating during text this happens even when child goes to the school very regularly right hence there are many gaps in the system that are yet to be addressed and thirdly absence of engagement with students who need greater care has become a problem see during the offline mode of education teachers used to give special attention to certain students so this attention is provided especially to students who face learning difficulties learning disorders and this in turn will improve their learning capabilities and the outcome but such special care hasn't been possible during the pandemic related lockdown now all this extra care has become a parent's responsibility ultimately all these forms of impact have only overburdened parents and in addition to this high school students have reported a different issue the challenge in access to lab and field visits are another problem that are reported by the students of the high school this results in less scope of learning especially in the practical ways and finally the pandemic has widened the gap between the rich and poor so the lesser privileged children who have had little or no access to smartphones or computers or internets have found this system to be demotivating they are further not interested to learn besides that they will also have family issues economic issues they have to combat and as a result cool dropouts are becoming a problem and these are the issues that is being faced as a result of pandemic now let us know these suggestions mentioned in the article here the author recommends parents and teachers to do few things in order to keep the children happy and engaged first the parents need to be proactive and positive see this is suggested because parents behavior has a great impact over children hence parents should be patient and meet their child's concern in an age-appropriate manner so what happens is and in the interaction that I mentioned before the parents are also kept busy with their work because of the work from home arrangement so most of the time the parents sit with their laptops and the child who has online classes also sits with their laptop so what happens is the care from the parent goes missing so author here recommends to bridge that gap that is being created for the development of the child secondly parents can assign tasks to children to make them more engaged because children are bored at home right by providing tasks and other works parents can train their children to cook clean and focus on the basic hygiene so all this will help the child throughout their adult life next what is important is monitoring the activities of children see monitoring can help parents in noticing the signs that indicate child's health especially the mental health alongside spending time with the children what is more important is listening to their stories so this will give a parent the perspective of the child that it gains through the online classes as well as with from the other activities and this is suggested because giving more attention to children can prevent them from seeking any other relationship for interaction as well so this becomes more dangerous if a child seeks online platform for engagement so this exposes the child to the online perils of issues like cyber bullying or a other kind of harassment and all so here also the parents role becomes very important so these are the few suggestions provided in the article finally the article concludes that each child is unique and they need to be dealt with differently so rather than adopting a one-size-fits-all approach the parents should custom make their approach to their child or their children the approach should be different for every children as well so that is how the author concludes this article so with that takeaway in mind let's move on to the next segment of the discussion now look at this editorial this editorial discussion is about misinformation author of this editorial discusses digital news report which was published in 2021 and elucidates on which source of misinformation is prominent in our country and why is it dangerous than other sources so let us see these aspects now here is the syllabus for your reference first let us try and understand what is misinformation it is the information that is false inaccurate misleading regardless of whether there is an intent to misleading that is it is not created with an intention of causing harm but when an information is false and it's deliberately created to harm a person or a social group or an organization or a country it is referred to as disinformation so here there is an intention to mislead or harm which may be absent in misinformation so our focus today is on misinformation so it is generated by or found on many sources so this includes the obvious social media platforms such as facebook twitter youtube whatsapp and then local tv and radios local newspapers search websites and also some government and politicians can also be a source of misinformation and even though misinformation may not have the intent to mislead still causes substantial harm because it can circulate and be absorbed very quickly also so this leads to changes in people's behavior which potentially leads to those people to take greater risks further when it is accompanied by infodermic it leads to vicious cycle of false information so what is this infodermic infodermic or information epidemic as it is expanded is an over abundance of information that is excessive information so the issue is only some of these excessive information are accurate whereas some are inaccurate so infodermics makes it hard for people to find trustworthy sources of information and reliable guidance especially when they need it and additionally infodermic accelerates and perpetuates misinformation this is why both together leads to a vicious cycle of false information so that means in this pandemic misinformation is more dangerous and already misinformation has constituted a shocking level of information about covid 19 so many inaccurate and false informations has been circulating about all aspects of the disease like how the virus originated how its cause its treatment its mechanism of spread and what are the cures all right so this is further worrying since according to WHO searching for covid 19 updates on internet has jumped by 50 to 70 percentage across all the generations this means many of us are being fed with false or misleading stories which are fabricated and are shared without any background check so all this makes the pandemic much more severe harming more people and jeopardizing the reach and sustainability of the global health system so in this regard the author of the editorial focuses on the survey findings of a report to provide us the status of misinformation so the report is titled digital news report 2021 and it is the 10th edition of the report keep that in mind and who commissioned it it is done by Reuters Institute for study of journalism in Oxford University of UK so reports and their sources are very important for preliminary perspective we all know and coming back to the discussion it aims to understand how news is being consumed in a range of countries so particularly the 2021 report among the other things looks at the impact of covid on news consumption and the progress on misinformation so what it reveals is that digital news consumption of online news consumers is 46 markets around six continents and note that for the first time it covers consumers from India Indonesia Thailand Nigeria Columbia and Peru and one of the drawbacks of the study is that data from certain countries including India are representative of younger English speakers only so it does not represent our national population right but that in mind now let us see some of the important findings of the report regarding misinformation it was found that global concerns about false and misleading information have etched slightly higher at 58 percentage there is most concern in Africa and the lowest concern is in Europe even that is at 54 percentage and now coming to the forums of misinformation most common was misleading content which is at 29 percentage and among the formats used for misinformation was found that most of the misinformation involves various forms of reconfiguration that is the existing information is modified so that constitutes about 59 percentage and this reconfigured misinformation accounted for 87 percentage of social media interactions now among the topics of misinformation unfortunately it was found that this year people have been exposed to more false and misleading information about covid than about politics so that was about 54 percentage of the traffic and misinformation about covid 19 has been a particular problem especially in African countries because of the false rumors and conspiracies that circulated in the social media and spread of false information about covid 19 is also widespread in central and the eastern Europe and parts of Latin America as well as in Asia and coming to the sources of misinformation the national politicians led at 29 percentage when it comes to spreading of misleading information so this is a very sad state of fire because these tall leaders are spreading misinformation without cross verification isn't it and this is followed by other sources such as celebrities and other prominent public figures this means there is misinformation from the top levels moving to general public which is termed as top down misinformation and this top down misinformation accounted for 69 percentage of total social media engagement see note that the majority of the misinformation on social media came from ordinary people only but most of these posts seem to generate far less engagement compared to the top down misinformation because top down misinformation attracted large majority of all social media examples so for example you would remember the number of false statements on various topics made by the former US president including about covid so this attracted a lot of attention right and the same is true for the Indian politicians and the prominent public figures also where they promoted covid remedies having no scientific basis and some politicians claim that cow urine and cow dung can protect people against covid 19 so this claim was later shot down by the Indian Medical Association but even now we can see posts about these false remedies in the social media platform the same is the scenario with coronal kits as well now coming back to the report additionally it was found that those who use social media are more likely to say that they have been exposed to misinformation on covid 19 than non-users of social media and another important finding is and among the social media platforms facebook is seen as the main channel for spreading false information almost everywhere and this includes covid 19 misinformation also and additionally among the messaging apps whatsapp which is also facebook owned is seen as a bigger problem in parts of global south such as brazil indonesia india nigeria and south africa why because of the closed and the encrypted nature of whatsapp which makes it harder for fact checking to spot and counter the damaging information and particularly in india whatsapp youtube and facebook have been found to have serious problems with misinformation and hate speech see both their different ideas the report explicitly notes that the individual members of the ruling party of india and groups aligned with them are allegedly spreading false and misleading information via social media and other platforms this is what the report notes and next among the misinformation in terms of claims the single largest category was misleading or false claims about the actions or policies of public authorities including the government and the international bodies like WHO or the u n see this is true for covid as many false remedies were claimed to be WHO approved so that makes the false information sound more authentic right so from the above findings we clearly have an example in this context of covid about how misinformation can make problems bigger especially when such misinformation is backed by public figures like politicians or celebrities so as a conclusion author urges indian authorities to take immediate action for addressing this top down misinformation particularly about covid and as it is essential that politicians and prominent figures promote only legitimate safe and effective health remedies which becomes more so important in the context of pandemic so with that we have come to the end of the discussion on this editorial let's move on to the next segment see this news article is regarding the arrest of a belarussian journalist see the entire episode that the news article deals with it's a very interesting fiasco so what happened is there was a journalist in belaris and he wrote something against the government the government did not like it so when an aircraft was flying over belaris from a different country to a different country the aircraft was landed merely to arrest the journalist the dissenting journalist all right so we saw this in detail on 26th may discussion i would suggest you to go through that notes for more information on this particular episode but here in our discussion today we are going to cover geography syllabus of belaris see belaris is a country in eastern europe note that and it became independent as late as 1991 and the belaris was formerly known as belarusia or white russia which was the smallest of the three slavic republics and these three slavic republics were included in the soviet union and note that belaris is landlocked country which is bordered by latinia and latinia to the northwest and we have russia the north and east and we have ukraine to the south and poland to the west so note that this is very important this is how upsc asks the bordering countries okay and the great part of republic this belaris republic lies in the basin of the river naipur so this river flows across belaris from north to south and then it ends in the black sea so imagine it running through this so let us also know about the natural resources available with this country see belaris possess one of the world's largest reserves of potassium or potassium salts so this was discovered in minsk in the year 1949 and as a result potassium export remained high until the early 21st century and in addition to vid the country is a world leader in the production of peat which is abundant in the private marshes of belaris and this peat resource is also used as a fuel in the country so just a quick reminder peat is nothing but coal and among other minerals recovered are the salt limestone quarts for glass making and small deposits of golden diamond as well and later on only 1960s petroleum was discovered which is a jackpot it was discovered in the southeast part of the republic but apart from these resources belaris lacks availability of other mineral resources hence it is said that belaris is generally poor in mineral resources so for this reason the government is attempting to accelerate the development of its raw material base however belaris still remains dependent on russia for most of its energy and fossil field requirements so this is more or less about the geography of belaris it is more important from the preliminary perspective only with that information let's move on to the next part of the discussion now let us take up this editorial for discussion recently the government of india had decided to tighten the rules for e-commerce marketplace which includes amazon and flip cut this was a result of complaints from small businesses for misuse of market dominance and deep discounting provided by these online retailers so in this context let us discuss the editorial which speaks about the risk posed by over regulation of the e-commerce sector so here is the syllabus for your reference so if you recollect last year center had passed the consumer protection rules 2020 that was notified under consumer protection act of 2019 and if you see the main purpose was to prevent unfair trade practices in the e-commerce and the rules are applicable to all the goods and services what or sold over digital or electronic network and all models of e-commerce but even after its implementation the government has received several representation from aggrieved consumers traders and associations the complaints were mainly regarding widespread cheating and unfair trade practices being observed in the e-commerce ecosystem so as we know certain e-commerce entities are engaging in back-to-back or flash sales here what is black-to-back sale is that one seller selling on a platform does not have any order fulfillment capability that is they cannot settle the order which the consumer places what they do is they merely place a flash order with another seller controlled by the same platform this prevents a level playing field and ultimately limits consumer choices and thereby increases the prices and recently center proposed amendment to the consumer protection e-commerce rules 2020 and the government says that these amendments aim to bring transparency in the e-commerce platform and to further strengthen the regulatory regime to curb the prevalent unfair trade practices now let us see some proposed amendments first of all the amendment envisages appointment of chief compliance officer as a nodal contact person for 24-7 coordination with the law enforcement agencies all right and it proposes appointing officers to ensure compliance to the orders of law enforcement agencies and further a resident grievance officer would be appointed for retracing of the grievances of the consumers on the e-commerce platform and another proposal is registration of every e-commerce entity with the department of promotion of industry and internal trade and this registration number shall mandatory be displayed on the website as well as invoice of every order placed so this will help to create a database of genuine e-commerce entities thus consumers would be able to verify the genuineness of the e-commerce entities before transacting to the platform and the amendment also prohibits misselling to protect the interests of the consumers see misselling is nothing but selling of goods and services by deliberate misrepresentation of information about such goods and services and it also mandates all sellers on the e-commerce platform to provide best before or use before dates to enable consumers to make a informed decision and apart from all these the government proposes a full-time mechanism in the e-commerce platform so this will help to identify goods based on country of origin and suggests alternatives to ensure fair opportunity to domestic goods as well thus domestic manufacturers and suppliers get a fair and equal treatment on the e-commerce platform next is the provision of fallback liability that is the duties and liabilities for the goods and services provided by the e-commerce entity will fall on the e-commerce entity only not on the consumer and it will ensure that consumers are not adversely affected when a seller fails to deliver the goods or services due to negligent conduct next coming to the editorial the author says that the proposed amendments show the government's keenness to exercise greater oversight over all online platform now if you remember the government was in tuzzle with the social media platform over the it intermediary guidelines and digital media ethics code rules and the author feels that enforcement of the proposed amendments is bound to spur protracted legal fights and this incentivize the e-commerce entities working in india thereby adversely affecting the growth and job creation in the e-commerce sector so this brings us to the end of the discussion on this particular editorial with that let's move on to the next segment of the discussion this article is regarding the demise of the legendary karnatic musician Parasala B. Pannamma the Padmasri awardee winner was well known for scripting history in 2006 when she sang at the Navaratri Mandapam in Shri Padmanabha Swami temple of Trivandrum this broke the centuries old tradition that forbade women from performing at the famed Navaratri celebrations so this article is more of a tribute to her in this context let us discuss and brief about karnatic music see the evolution of indian music saw the emergence of two different subsystems one is hindustani another one is karnatic in Haripalas Sangeeta Sudhakara which was written in 14th century AD the terms karnatic and hindustani are found for the very first time see they are two distinct styles the hindustani and karnatic they came into vogue particularly during the reign of mughal emperors of delhi that is when they flourished over the years indian music of the northern part of india assimilated some features from the persian and the arabic musicians with the advent of mughals but the music of south india continued to develop on its own original lines and this was karnatic and the one that saw the assimilation of the persian and the arabic musicians evolved into hindustani see the advent of purandardasa in 1484 marked a very important landmark development of karnatic music he thoroughly systematized and refined in the art so that up to the present day it has remained the same so for his contributions he has been justly termed as karnatic sangeeta pitamaha so purandardasa is a very important character in history that you'll have to remember especially for preliminary here we must also discuss about the trinity of karnatic music who are tyagaraja mutlu swami dikshadar and shama sastri they birthed tirwarur and they lived between 1750 to 1850 ad if you see they ushered in a new era of development in karnatic music and an interesting fact about this trinity is that they were contemporaries of great composers like beat Owen and mozarat and an important literary work on karnatic music is the sangeeta sampradaya pradasini this was written by suburama dikshadar in the year 1904 and this works serves as an authority for information regarding the music musicians and the composers of the previous centuries so keep that in mind now let us see some of the music instruments that are specific to karnatic music so these include veena veena is a stringed instrument and mirdangam it is a percussion instrument and apart from that we have other percussion instruments like gatam, ganjira and morseen see what is a percussion instrument is nothing but the instrument that makes noise on tapping on it with your hand or anything else so violin is also an important part of the karnatic music which is also a stringed instrument here know that hindustani music instruments include tabla which is a pair of drums placed adjacent with each other and which is also a percussion instrument we have a sarangi which is a string instrument sitar santur clarinet or other instrument that are specific to hindustani now finally know that the students of karnatic music start with geeta or simple songs and then they progress to complicated repertoire of kirti or kirtanai and it takes them years to master the musical instruments and for someone to be recognized as a vocalist or a musician a student must stage a music arangetram or music debut with full range of song repertoire to fill a concrete program and if you recollect this arangetram is also a part of baradhanati where a student has to dance arangetram to prove their supremacy over the art so with that information let's pay our tributes to the legend again and move on to the next part of the discussion now look at this news article this article mentions that us administration has announced to allocate vaccine supply to other countries it is about 55 million doses and in this 45 million is to be shared through the covax facility and among these approximately 14 million will go to asian countries including india and 10 million loses to africa and approximately 16 million will go to latin america so in this context let us know about covax that repeatedly finds mentioned in the news see according to me personally i feel covax is one of the best initiatives to supply vaccines to the world right so what is this covax so covax stands for covid 19 vaccine global access and it is one of the three pillars of access to covid 19 tools accelerator which is commonly called as act okay see the act accelerator was launched last year in response to this pandemic only which was launched by who european commission and france see it is a groundbreaking global collaboration to accelerate the development production and equitable access to covid 19 tests treatment and vaccines so it provides innovative and equitable access to these and among these covax is the vaccine pillar thus covax has the world's largest and the most diverse portfolio of covid 19 vaccines therefore it represents the world's best hope of bringing the acute pandemic to the end and it is coordinated by gavi that is global alliance for vaccine the coalition of epidemic preparedness innovation cepi and the world health organization who and the key delivery partner is unicef now under covax doses for at least 20 percentage of the country's population is offered note that it does not depend upon the population it is not numbers that is being allotted it is 20 percentage of the country's population in respect of the population of the country so it also ensures that all participating countries regardless of their income levels will have equal access to these vaccines once they are developed and based on this covax is said as the only true global solution to this pandemic as it is the only effort to ensure that people in all corners of the world shall get covid 19 vaccines so to achieve this covax acts as a platform supporting the research development as well as manufacturing of wide range of covid 19 vaccines so it also negotiates their pricings serves as a neutral platform right so the initial aim is to have two billion doses available by the end of 2021 so remember our global population is seven billion right so this is expected to cover high risk and vulnerable people as well as frontline health workers and allocation under covax is spread across countries based on the number of doses and also note that the global procurement mechanism of covax is called covax facility see this facility makes investments across a broad portfolio of promising vaccine candidates this means the covax facility pulls purchasing power from all countries that participate to have rapid access to doses of safe and effective vaccines and as per the recent data covax has so far shipped about 88 million covid 19 vaccines to 131 participant countries so this is all about covax that you'll have to know from the preliminary point of view with that let's move on to the next part of the discussion now we are going to discuss some small topics that are very important from the preliminary perspective so look at this news article this article talks about a scheme in telangana which is called as telangana kuharita haram so this is a flagship program of the telangana government so what it envisages is that it is trying to increase the present tree cover of 24 percentage in the state to 33 percentage of the total geographical area and the thrust areas to achieve are twofold first is the initiatives in the notified forest areas and the other one is the initiatives in areas outside the notified forest areas so it seeks to expand the forest areas in the state so one of the notable achievements is that as on january 23 about 88 percentage of the target for that year has been completed so this is one of the most successful projects by this government that said in the course of the article we also come across miyawaki forest see miyawaki forest is gaining traction around the world let us see what is it miyawaki forest is a way to create an urban forest and if you see it was pioneered by the japanese waterist akira miyawaki and this method has been named after him as you can see and with this method of plantation what happens is that an urban forest can grow within a very short span of about 20 to 30 years itself but if you take the conventional forest it generally takes 200 to 300 years but here the span is much reduced and in this technique various native species of plants are planted close to each other so that the greens receive sunlight only from the top and grow upwards rather than sideways so as a result what happens is the plantation becomes approximately 30 times more denser and it grows 10 times faster and becomes maintenance free in a span of less than three years so this has been making noise especially in the arena of afforestation especially in the urban afforestation so with that information in mind let's look at the next piece of news so this is about one particular scheme called ysr cheyuta scheme so let's look about it so this is a scheme in andhra pradesh remember that which will directly benefit around 23 lakh women who belong to the sc category st category bc category and as well as the minority communities and the age group of benefit population is 45 to 60 years so what is done here is an incentive of about 18 750 rupees per annum is given that is about 75 000 rupees over a period of four years is given to the women so the aim of this cash aid is to transform them into entrepreneurs all right and what more is done is that the value of same amount is also being extended as loans in helping them to establish a business so what it tries to achieve is that self-reliance for women especially for those belonging to the minority and the vulnerable sections all right so remember that this scheme is from andhra pradesh it pertains to helping the women entrepreneurs belonging to vulnerable sections in the state so with that information let's look into the next piece of news so this is a simple news with very little takeaway so calls to join second phase of iiph project no fever so you just have to know that what is project no fever and which state has initiated this all right so this project no fever was initiated last year mainly to fight any viral fever not just covid 19 keep that in mind to fight any viral fever in the state of telangana especially in the areas in the twin cities of hydrobat and second rabat so that is it for this news article moving on to the next so this is about raitu bandhu scheme so a few days ago we saw about the scheme so we are not going to go into detail it is just a reminder about the scheme so moving on to the next article so this is an important news article about gm rubber see first let us know what is a gm crop see a gm crop is nothing but a genetically modified plant used in agriculture whose DNA has been modified to introduce a desired new trait or to suppress the already expressing trait all right so in this particular case a rubber plant has been genetically modified who has modified it it is rubber research institute in kerala which has modified the rubber so if you see the northeast in india has cold climatic conditions but it is also one of the major producer of rubber but because of this cold condition the rubber plantations are facing challenge just to overcome this this genetic modification has been done so what has been done is the expression of m and sod that is manganese containing superoxide dimutase has been modified to withstand the cold this piece of gene has been inserted multiple times to allow itself to overexpress in the plant so that this plant is made cold tolerant so thereby making this rubber suitable to be grown in the cold condition and remember that this is the first genetically modified rubber in the world and it has been planted in the state of asam so these are the articles that are very important from various editions of newspapers today now let's move on to the next segment of today's discussion now here we are at the doubts clearing session or what we usually call as comments and clarification session so let us take up this comment we received this comment for the analysis on 8th of june 2021 so on that day we had discussed a news article relating to raitu bandhu scheme so there we mentioned about the status of agriculture in telangana along with the brief discussion on raitu bandhu if you remember and while we were at the topic we said that the farmers were provided with a credit assistance of rupees 4000 per acre per season actually when the scheme was launched it began with providing a credit support of rupees 4000 but later following a notification issued by the government of telangana which was issued in june 2019 the credit amount was raised to 5000 per acre per season so we request you to correct the amount in the notes as well so now we are at the fag end of the discussion practice preliminary questions we have three questions for discussion let's go over it one by one so which among the following musicians was known as karnatic sanghita pitamaha we have four options so from our discussion we know the answer is purantaradasa and we discussed purantaradasa on 26th may 2021 discussion i suggest you to go through that for a better understanding now coming to the next question this question asks us to identify the incorrect statement about covax so first statement is that it is the world's largest and the most diverse portfolio of covid-19 vaccine yes this is right we saw that from the discussion second statement is that it is coordinated by gavi the collision for epidemic preparedness innovation and who this is also right it's a factual question that we saw in the discussion the third statement says it allocates vaccine based on income levels of the country where low income countries are prioritized see we saw from the discussion that every country is allocated 20 percentage of country's population for vaccines that is 20 percentage of the population that is vaccines are allocated for 20 percentage of the population irrespective of the country's population size irrespective of the country's income so this is the objective with which the vaccines have been allocated so statement c is wrong so correct answer is option c now look at this question this question asks about black c so black c is a very interesting geographical landmark which might attract ups his interest so the question asks us to identify the countries that share border with the black c so look at the map six countries share border with the black c that includes Ukraine to the north Russia and Georgia to the east turkey to the south and we have Bulgaria and Romania to the west whereas Belarus is a landlocked country we saw that in the discussion so option b is the right answer which is two three and four we can just arrive at it by elimination itself some of the main questions inspired from today's discussion is displayed here write the answers and post it 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I don't have to worry about playing defense, so I'll worry about playing offense. It's an extremely aggressive defense, they do a good job, they throw a lot of pressures at you, bring it from all over and really test you. So that's going to be a key for us this week is being clean on all those things and you know trying to take advantage of some opportunities that are there when they do pressure. I wonder if last week's game was that part of your next channel to show you can bounce back from a less than ideal game? Yeah, just kind of with the game unfolded. We knew going in that it was a tough defense and we're going to run the football and we ran it a lot and it was successful for us. Derek and Neoline did a great job, so just kind of how the game played out obviously looked to be more balanced and get the ball in the air a little more this week. Every game is a little different, we'll see how it plays out. How much should they try to throw off your timing with the Jayman guys at the line? The Patriots, Baltimore, they do a good mix-up. They'll jam some at the line, do some of that and they'll play their zone pressures behind it. They do a lot of everything, so kind of really have to be ready for not only pressure at the line of scrimmage but also their zone coverages and change-ups as well. They seem to do really well in man-covers behind a lot of those pressures. What kind of challenges does that present to you guys in the past game? They bring a lot of zero pressure, so when they do that, they got one more that you can block and guys have to get open quickly. So it'll be a challenge for us is to take advantage of those man situations. You know, if we get a catch and run, break one tackle and it's a touchdown. So I know we have guys that can do that and just have to be clean. Be clean up front with our rules and who's blocking who and then on the outside just have to be able to get open and get the ball out. What about a guy like Earl Thomas as opposed to safety? What does he bring to the table? He's a veteran guy. He's played a lot of football, have a ton of respect for him. He moves around all over the place. He'll play low, he'll play high, he'll pressure. He really does a lot for him, moving all over the place. So a guy we have a lot of respect for and are going to have to account for. Here it gets a lot of deserved credit for how well you guys run the ball but how well has the offensive line played in front of him to allow that to happen and allow you to stay upright? Well, it's huge.   And then he's able to use his natural ability, get him on that second level, give him an edge and then he's able to show what he can do. But it all starts up front with those guys blocking him and creating that space and they've done a great job. I think they've gotten better as the years gone on and you can kind of see that as Derek's really gotten going the second half of the season. Right, being in your first postseason, does that make it easier to focus on the obviously huge task at hand Saturday and ignore the fact that your next, the next loss could be your last game with this franchise? Yeah, I don't think about that. You know, let's just focus on the game at hand. You know, obviously an extremely tough team we're going up against and do everything I can to get ready to play and go win a game. You mentioned the zero blitz. What's the key for you when you know you're likely to get hit on a play to make sure you still execute the play? Just know your answers. Know where you can go with football. And sometimes you got to hang in and stare down the barrel and make a throw. You know, I just, there's going to be opportunities to get the ball out quickly and sometimes it's going to be hanging in there and trying to make a play. There's a lot of first round picks in that secondary. Is that as deep of a group as there is in the lead? I would have to take a second look, but I know they're talented. I know they're talented across the board. They got a long, tough physical corners, Humphreys, they move them inside and he's a big physical nickel. Their back end is physical. So they got a lot of guys who played a lot of football and played at a high level. So definitely a ton of respect for them. You mentioned staring down the blitz. That's basically what you did on the touchdown at Firks. Did you kind of look back and take us through that blitz? Yeah, I was a cover zero look there where they, you know, brought one more than we could block and we're playing man coverage on the outside. Firks did a nice job of beating his guy and then I was able to get him the football. What about did they put into double teaming AJ last week and what can he learn from that, do you think? They did. They doubled him some. They doubled, kind of moved the doubles around depending on who was where and what the down distance was. But yeah, it was a tough group, but I think AJ will bounce back. The pressure that you have to be better, you have to produce more, I guess, this week after last week's game? I mean, it's not pressure. I mean, I think that we know we're going against a talented offense and it's probably going to take more points than we scored last week to win this game. But, you know, every week you're looking to score more than 14 points. Obviously, you just want to win the game, but you don't ever think like, hey, 14 points is all we need this week. So, yeah, I think we need to be better all the way around. What about your quarterback, what has been a league for a while? Watch much more, Jackson, what do you think about his skill set and just how he's been as such a young guy? I haven't watched a ton. You know, I saw a couple games when they were on this year and Braves pretty much showed us a highlight tape earlier this morning. It's pretty incredible. Just the speed he has, the looseness, his ability to break open field runs and then make guys miss, you know, cutting full speed is pretty incredible. And you pair that with obviously a talented arm and a guy who can throw the ball as well. He's had a heck of a year. Did he rush for 1200 yards? They're a thousand yards clear of the next closest team rushing the football. You've been in this league for a while and watched it for a while. Did you ever dream you would see an offense like this in the NFL? You never really think it's going to play out like that. You know, you think, okay, maybe it happens in college or high school and who knows if it's going to work out in the league. All the, you know, the triple option type stuff, but they've done it extremely well throughout the whole year. They got the guys to do it and they're really good at it. So I'm glad I'm not on defense. You talked about maybe need to score more points, but how important do you think it's going to be to maybe control the football, control the clock, keep it out of Jackson's hands? Is that a game plan that not giving anything away that you see maybe being a key to success? That's kind of been our MO throughout the year. Say we want to, we want to march down the field, get the run game going, take advantage of stuff we can in the past game and, you know, score touchdowns once we get down in the red zone. There's a really good red zone defense. It's going to be a challenge for us, but that's going to be crucial, crucial downs for us is to come away with seven when we get down there and not three. Good. Thank you.


Hey guys, it's Nate AK, the foot accountant. Welcome back to the channel. It is Thursday Rewards Day in FIFA 21. Bundesliga team of the season rewards are today. So it's going to be very exciting, trying to get the big boy blues in our red picks. And of course, if you open any of those packs today of the team of the season, guaranteed related to the Ultimate Tots or the Elite Tots packs, good luck if you're opening any of those. And of course, in your regular packs as well, I want to talk about the market today and what I see happening in a couple hours from when this video is released at the rewards time and what is happening today on Thursday for the content as well. Now we've had not one, but two guaranteed Tots SBCs. I can't believe EA actually dropped a second one, two days in a row back to back. Honestly, not entirely sure what happened with that one if it was a mix up or if it was planned like that all the way along. But these Tots cards are moving. Now right now, only like one of the team of the season cards from the entire squad of the Bundesliga is down a lot. And that is this Muller card. And he is down because of the Dani Olmo five-star skill SBC that we had yesterday. Five-star skill upgraded for this 91-rated card. A decent amount of thumbs up, right? 2,000 thumbs up. Because again, that skill move boost, the pace boost, plus 20 pace over his inform. This is a really good looking card and it provides great links with Leipzig links and also Spanish, right? Because we just came out of La Liga team in the season. So I think a lot of people are doing this SBC, which is why this Muller card went down. We're also gonna talk about SBC fodder today because again, with these rewards, it's gonna be a very interesting day. Last week with La Liga rewards, I think it's gonna be kind of similar to that. But I think these Tots Bundesliga cards might move a bit more. You'll see some of them maybe dip just for the slightest amount of time right when rewards drop. And then a lot of the most OP and desirable ones are probably gonna rise up because they are very rare. People are gonna get coins today from rewards. And buy those cards up. We even had some price range updates today on the Big Three which I'm calling the Big Three, Sancho, Goretzka, and Lewandowski. Sancho was upgraded from three million coin max to three point, like a four million coin max, like a huge, huge max boost on this card. And he's chilling right now. Again, super duper rare. Now these cards are gonna get supplied today from top 100 packs when the rewards come out. But I honestly think that since these cards are so rare and probably a decent amount of the people getting coins today, I'm gonna wanna try out these top tier cards because of course, specifically for Lewandowski and Sancho, we haven't had a ton of attackers as a part of Bundesliga team of the season. So I'm really wondering today, if especially some of the strikers in this game, and that's where I've kind of tried to focus some of my Thursday flipping adventures on the striker positions in this game. If that is gonna be a place that goes up a bit more today because we've only had a lot of defenders and some midfielders as the SBCs a part of this promo. So I'm kind of interested in that. But honestly, I do think today for these top cards, it's gonna be a mixed bag. Cards like Hummels, cards like Potentially Muller, Potentially Baku, Angelino, Andre Silva, Subitzer, those cards probably won't move too much. They're gonna get supplied, probably drop off a little bit. But cards like Davies, Koman, Goretzka, Kimmich, Holland Sancho, Lewandowski and Laquac, those guys are really in demand. They really are gonna be in a lot of demand today. And just the fact that these cards are so rare, again, I think you might see, especially on the lower tier ones, right? Like Kingsley, Koman, with those links to the Rusillian Objective card, and just the fact that this card is so rare. I mean, he's 300,000 coins right now. He's gonna get supplied a little bit today because these cards are generally just so rare compared to other teams this season. We were looking at it today on stream and last night's video. I think that rarity is gonna cause some of them to go up a bit today.  So I think you might see a bit of an uptick here on some of these cards. Davies would be one of them. I mean, this card is still a lot cheaper than what the team of the year is. And you know what? This is the best bonus they get left back in the game. Rusillian is out, of course, but this guy is on the market. He's got the buyer and links, and he's, of course, hyped. So I mean, I think this card's gonna be one that rises up a decent amount today. And those top tier guys like the Sancho, Goretzka and Lewandowski with the coins coming on the game, I think, especially with the price range updates and how rare these cards are. I mean, Sancho could really be going up a couple of 100k more today, in my opinion. We'll have to see if that is the case today. But for the rest of the markets, a lot of the Bundesliga specials are up. A lot of Serie A specials are up. People this week, it seems like people were not very interested in the upgrade packs as much this week. So they went out and they invested, right? This in Kunku, that's a bit of an undercut at 119, but he's hovering around the 128 to 130,000 coin range. A lot of your Bundesliga specials are up because I think people saw how some of those did last week during La Liga. I mean, if you remember guys like Ansu Fati's card went from 1.1 mil all the way to 1.4 on Rewards Day. And you had some of your other special cards from like Yuri Berchiche, right? A cheap left-back option that was very meta last week. He did very, very well as a La Liga card after Rewards. I think it's gonna be the same way again today. It's gonna be just a mixed bag. Some of your Bundesliga special cards are going to do well. And I think some of them are not going to do well because some of them are a bit over-invested. And especially for a lot of the right-backs and the center-backs, I'm genuinely curious for the right-backs and the center-backs inside of Bundesliga.  Because again, let's face it, people really aren't going out and buying cards off of the rest of the market. Today it's all about getting the red picks, maybe you can put that red pick in your team. I feel like more than ever during team of the season, people focus on those red picks. I mean, look what I did. Last week I got Benzema, so I went out and fit him in my team. The Tats cards is red picks. People are all about trying to get those in their squads. So if it's not Bundesliga this week, I don't expect a big rise. Tamori was 220,000 coins. He is 260K. Now, if you have Serie A special cards, you're holding on tight to those, right? Those are probably gonna be their highest as we head into Friday with Serie A team of the season upcoming. And if you wanna sell on the hype with those, I think that's gonna be a great time to do it. Now with specific Bundesliga cards today, there was one card that I just saw, like this point, Diya. Now this isn't a Bundesliga card, but I got this at 126 earlier. This is not really, I mean, maybe a super sub for some people, but this isn't a guy that people are focusing on. And he's been around 140,000 coins-ish during the week. In the past two days or so, and I bought one today at a pretty good price. So if he's like 150 right now, he is 141 with some overnights in the 148, 149 range. I might list this literally right now at like 146, 147K. Cause this, I feel like it's not gonna be the focus today except for a super sub for some people. And you know what? I will take my like 12K after-tax profit right there on that card, not bad at all. So I've got some Enkunkus that I bought in the low 110s. I got this Eto at 780. And again, this is a striker card that he's pretty rare on the market. And right now the cheapest one is 840. So I'm in the money already. But I kind of look to some of the attackers' cards, right? I bought some of these Gunters because I think there was no left-back besides from the objective Rusillian. And that's German links with that Gunter card. So I do feel like that kind of card might be invested in today. I'm worried about overinvesting a little bit. I am worried about the overinvesting on an Enkuku card, on a Gunter-type card, Emery Chan. You know, Klaus German, Alibis Road to the Final. I'm a little bit worried on the overinvesting on those sorts of cards. But still today, I'm gonna watch those because I think they could have a potential to go up. I probably won't sell them per E6PM or pre-rewards, right? I mean, I'm only cashing out on that Buendia because he has up 20K pre-rewards. But I'm trying right now to take a look at some of the out-of-packs markets, some of these icons specifically that are more strikers and attackers, especially like central cards. Like I'm trying to watch this Eto, Pushkas, just to see if there are any deals that I can pick up on late tonight, that I'd be able to flip. Because again, I feel like that striker category and that attacker category could do well today at rewards. Oh wow, there's an open bid on it. Pushkas, I'm not to keep an eye on that. But I really like this part of the market because I do think there are some deals to be had there. So it's gonna be a very, very interesting day with the actual special and meta cards that are impacts people buying teams for week and league and all that sort of stuff. But what I also wanna take a look at is SBC Fodder because this stuff is obviously, as you guys know, to the moon. And the second biggest thing that's gonna happen today, besides just these team in the season bundles the good cards that are gonna be talked about, that are gonna be moving on the market, the biggest thing in my opinion is gonna happen today, apart from that, is people finishing SBCs. People are gonna be going out, finishing Tapsoba. They have no fodder in the club. Maybe they wanna do the 85 plus player pick or the guaranteed Tots pack. Fodder's gonna have a huge, huge emphasis on it today on this game. Index 84, we were at 380 points yesterday before the content drop. Again, a second guaranteed bundles thing came out yesterday and the Fodder 84 market was basically, 84s are almost extinct, right? I mean, you had these guys up literally at max price, unable to find them on the market, 500 points on the index and we dropped back down to 404.  The same ones that went up yesterday and the day before, these are the things that are gonna be going up. So like 86s, they've dropped off, they're like 20, 26, 25,000 coins, which most of them were at 30K earlier today. As you can see, the index is at 374, went to almost 500 and is now back down to 400 lows. So I would watch your 86s, I would watch your 85s and I'd watch your 84s. That's sort of the area of the market today because wow, 85s, goodness me, 330 to 391 down to 320. Wow, okay, 85s might be the move, technically, based off this graph right here. So I'd watch 84 through 86s. Bids and snipes during rewards is gonna be great because kind of what you're gonna see is you see this drop off right here.  So again, that's the one thing that also makes me think, hey, this market might not rise too much today because people are probably focused on finishing this Bellingham SBC, the Mbabu SBC. So it's gonna be players that people are gonna want to link to these new SBC cards and their red picks from rewards that they will be getting and getting their teams ready for this weekend. So that's my opinion on what's going on with the market right now. Now today's content of Thursday, what's gonna go on today with that? I honestly think that it's probably not gonna be that hype of a Thursday if you think back to last Thursday. We just had marquee matchups which was tradable pack supply for the market and we had, I believe, a Player SBC, a U23 Player SBC. Now we've had the Bellingham U23, so potentially another Player SBC today. I don't really know if they're gonna give us another of those. We've had two of the 85 plus packs that have been released. We've had two of the 83 plus bundles a good times five. I don't really expect another one of those today. So I'm honestly just expecting a Player SBC, marquee matchups and nothing along those lines. But today is gonna be the last day to send upgrade packs as well. And as you see, the counter's gone up a little bit. It seems like the 81 plus Player Picks have been giving out a little bit more in the last period of time. So I might today actually go ahead and try to snag some more Player Picks and give us one last send on these cards. Now right now, rare golds are dropping into rewards and they're actually getting pretty cheap. We're looking at like 1,000 coins, 1,100 coins for some of these rare golds. As people, as you can see here, these are second owners, right? These are people that have been vested in these gold rare cards that are selling them because they're scared of their reward supply. Rare gold cards and upgrade packs are gonna be their cheapest today on Thursday. Like right now and into the rewards timeframe an hour or two after because people are gonna be listing those cards up. And if you do want to build a lot of upgrade packs, it's gonna be a very cheap time to do it. It's gonna be a great time to do it. So if you're on around the rewards timeframe or even before, like as you see these cards getting listed up, that is a thing you can definitely do as well. I'm gonna be hitting a few more of those today. And I've been working on the icon swaps too. I did my 81 times 25 and I packed a couple of decent things from that. But I'm working on the Amiri, the Corona card and the, whoa, I got this. I'm working on this too, Ayo. Oh goodness, man, I forgot about this bro. I gotta win a squad battles match and play seven. Wow, I'm gonna get a 45K pack for the stream tomorrow as well. And I'm working on icon swaps. That's the whole point of me doing this. I'm working on the, I'm doing UCL and Portuguese and then I'm gonna do Air DeVizzi and the Silver. So getting some icon swap tokens sorted for the boys tonight and also completing moments Amiri and Corona at the same time, SBC fodder for Corona, Amiri might make it to the team. If I can get Tapsoba done, Bellingham done, we might have to see what the squad looks like after red picks this week as well. But again, for the market today, it's gonna be all about people finishing SBC. So I feel like the things that are gonna go up on the market today are gonna be few and far between. So I'm gonna be hoping that this stuff, you know, I hope there's a lot of people out there that wanna build Bundesliga teams. Honestly, I'm taking a little bit of a chance with this because again, this market does not have a lot of coins right now. Now there are some cards that have gone up in price for sure. If we would take a closer look, you know, some cards that were getting panic sold earlier this week have definitely started to bounce back up. Even high tier ones like Messi team of the year was down at like 3.0, he was under 3.1 million coins and I believe right now, Messi team of the year is right around 3.2. So some of this stuff has rebounded back up a little bit. But if you're somebody who bought some Thursday flips, I do think that you will, you'll see some of these cards go up, but also you're gonna see a lot of people go under the SBCs. Again, I think the Bundesliga Tots cards today for me is one of the most interesting sectors of the market to be involved with because if you are around during the rewards timeframe, some of these cards might go very, very cheap and then rebound. Also, there's not gonna be a lot of eyes on the current team of the week. I would watch out for a guy like Usman Dembele who's got a brand new team of the week inform card that came out in yesterday's team of the week, which is not a very high team of the week, but it's Usman Dembele. So I would keep a watch out for this 86 Usman.   There's not gonna be a lot of eyes on it. It's probably gonna bounce back and at some point during this morning go up in price. So if you wanna look somewhere different on the market, that's definitely a place where I would look. Now, how much did this Puskas go for in bid? 600 flat was a decent price. Also, just a little bit of a tip. This Puskas card to me, I'm a little bit leery of overnight.  You got a couple overnight listings, 635. This guy just doesn't get super duper rare. Some of these other cards like this Eto is just mega rare after rewards. So I'm kinda keeping an eye on some of these cards that are super rare. And rarity is a huge thing, especially right now in this market where there's not as many people buying. If you can find a card that is very rare, doesn't have a lot of listings, but also has a lot of hype. Like this Zidane I was kinda looking into, but look how many overnights we have here for Zidane. 1.12, 1.2s, 1.09. I would have to see a Zidane in the 1 mil, like 105 or lower type range for me to get interested in those. Now also, Liga Nostats. I know there's some cards in this team this season that you guys might be interested in. Octavio is getting very cheap. Pedro Goncalves is getting very cheap.  They're gonna get supplied today, but they're also gonna rebound too in my opinion. Think of guys like Romarino, Buendia, what they did on rewards day.  So I mean, if you see this guy like 100,000 coins, that's in my opinion pretty cheap. Same thing with Pedro Goncalves. If you see this guy, like he was just 195 and now he's 205. But if this gets too much, too lower than like 200,000 coins, like maybe 175 or something, huge drop off yesterday, these cards still have demand. People are, you know, hyped about these brand new ones. They're gonna try them out. You know, they've got the objective corona card they could go out and get. And maybe even as a super sub, like this Octavio card for 100K, people might try him over Neymar. Neymar, right? It's a brand new, fresh, Brazil links, stuff like that. So I'd keep an eye on those two cards today. The secondary Liga team in the season like goes overlooked almost all the time. So that's one thing that I would say. Also, fluctuation trading is still alive and well. Look at the Saka, 630,000 coins. He was 575 earlier today just because this market is quote unquote broke.  You absolutely can trade cards. So yeah, the thing that I'm most interested watching out today for is these big boy tots cards because you know what? I feel like it could go both ways. I do feel like they could go up, but if there's really not that much demand for these guys like Holland went up a lot today after the second guaranteed SBC just because there aren't that many Bundesliga strikers in this game, let alone besides Lovatovsky's 2 million coins, how are you gonna link, you know, Bellingham? How are you gonna link the Costa that you got or the Waman that you did or even the center attacking mid, Daniomo that you got today? So that's also why I feel like the icons could be a good shot. So we'll be watching all that source of the market today. I'll be opening rewards, you know, a few hours before the content drop that link we down below in the description. And yeah, it's gonna be an interesting rewards day today on Thursday. Fodder is gonna be in the forefront of people's minds. Of course, as they're looking to finish SBCs, these tots cards and Thursday flips and we'll see what else moves up with the market but it's gonna be an interesting day today on rewards day. So I hope you all pack Lebedevsky's sidechills or Gretzky's in your rewards today. I got silver one, so, you know, I have zero expectations, but last week I got Benzema. So we'll see if I can pull through this silver one OP once again. But if you guys are doing this video, smash some thumbs up on it, comment down below if you have any questions and subscribe if you're new. It's been Nathan Fodorkow and I'll catch you guys later. Peace out.