Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin was a Soviet pilot and cosmonaut who became the first person to journey into outer space during the first successful crewed spaceflight

Gagarin was born on 9 March 1934 in the village of Klushino,^([1]) in the Western Oblast of the Russian SFSR, near Gzhatsk (renamed Gagarin in 1968 after his death).^([2]) His parents, ethnic Russian, worked on a sovkhoz^([3])—Aleksey Ivanovich Gagarin as a carpenter and Anna Timofeyevna Gagarina as a dairy farmer.^([4])^([b]) Yuri was the third of four children. His elder brother Valentin was born in 1924, and by the time Yuri was born he was already helping with the cattle on the farm. His sister Zoya, born in 1927, helped take care of "Yura" and their youngest brother Boris was born in 1936.^([6])^([7])

Like millions of Soviet citizens, his family suffered during the German occupation during World War II.^([8]) During the German advance on Moscow, retreating Red Army soldiers seized the collective farm's livestock.^([9]) The Nazis captured Klushino on 18 October 1941. On their first day in the village, they burned down the school, ending Yuri's first year of education.^([10]) The Germans also burned down 27 houses in the village and forced the residents, including the Gagarins, to work the farms to feed the occupying soldiers. Those who refused were beaten or sent to the concentration camp set up at Gzhatsk.^([10])

A Nazi officer took over the Gagarin residence. On the land behind their house, the family was allowed to build a mud hut measuring approximately 3 by 3 metres (10 by 10 ft), where they spent 21 months until the end of the occupation.^([8]) During this period, Yuri became a saboteur, especially after one of the German soldiers (called "the Devil" by the children) tried to hang his younger brother Boris on an apple tree using the boy's scarf. In retaliation, Yuri sabotaged the soldier's work; he poured soil into the tank batteries gathered to be recharged and randomly mixed the different chemical supplies intended for the task.^([11]) In early 1943, his two elder siblings were deported by the Germans to Poland for slave labour. They escaped and were found by Soviet soldiers who conscripted them into helping with the war effort. They did not return home until 1945, after the war.^([12])^([13])

The rest of the Gagarin family believed the two elder children were dead. Yuri's father was overcome with "grief and hunger" and often sickly;^([14]) he was beaten for refusing to work for the German occupiers. He spent the remainder of the war at a hospital as a patient and later as an orderly. Yuri's mother was hospitalized during the same period, after a soldier gashed her leg with a scythe. Aleksey helped the Red Army find mines buried in the roads by the fleeing Germans following their rout out of Klushino on 9 March 1943.

Education and early career

In 1946, the family moved to Gzhatsk, where Gagarin continued his education.^([8]) Yuri and Boris were enrolled at a crude school built in the town and run by a young woman who volunteered to be the teacher. They learned to read using a discarded Soviet military manual. A former Soviet airman later joined the school to teach maths and science,^([15]) Yuri's favourite subjects. Yuri was also part of a group of children who built model aeroplanes. He was fascinated with aircraft from a young age and his interest in aeroplanes was energised after a Yakovlev fighter plane crash-landed in Klushino during the war.^([16])In 1950, aged 16, Gagarin began an apprenticeship as a foundryman at a steel plant in Lyubertsy, near Moscow,^([12])^([13]) and enrolled at a local "young workers" school for seventh-grade evening classes. After graduating in 1951 from both the seventh grade and the vocational school with honours in mouldmaking and foundry work,^([17]) he was selected for further training at the Industrial Technical School in Saratov, where he studied tractors.^([12])^([13])^([18]) While in Saratov, Gagarin volunteered at a local flying club for weekend training as a Soviet air cadet, where he trained to fly a biplane, and later a Yakovlev Yak-18.^([13])^([18]) He earned extra money as a part-time dock labourer on the River Volga

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अपुऱ्या सुविधा आणि प्रशासनाकडून होत असलेली दिरंगाई यामुळे चाकण औद्योगिक वसाहतीतील 20 कंपन्यांनी आपला व्यवसाय दुसरीकडे हलवण्याचा निर्णय घेतला आहे. यापाश्वभूमीवर लेट्सअपने चाकण येथील युवा उद्योजकांशी संवाद साधला होता.

aamhi sare khavaiyye made kay khalla janu buddhi bhrasht zhali yhanchi

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"Food establishments have been directed to provide safe drinking water free for customers and display notices informing them of its availability," Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe said after reviewing the department's implementation plans.

The order also introduces stricter compliance requirements for food handlers. Employees involved in preparing and serving food will be required to undergo periodic medical examinations, obtain fitness certificates and complete Food Safety Training and Certification (FoSTaC) programmes.

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Now the billionaire has himself admitted of water consumption required for AI 😥

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In the rest of the world billionaires buy the government, in China the government owns the billionaires

And they only had to erase one men to prove it