1. NEW DELHI: The
government on Sunday said
the international community
must come together in
condemning Pakistan's
"support and sponsorship" of
terror, which was evident in
the blatant endorsement of
terror outfits and their
operatives by top Pakistani
officials+ .
"First Pakistan's Ministry
of Foreign Affairs
spokesperson read from
banned LeT's script. Now
Pakistan's COAS glorifies
Burhan Wani. Pakistan's terror
support and sponsorship needs
to be condemned by one and
all," foreign ministry
spokesperson Gopal Baglay
said in a tweet today.
Baglay was referring to a
tweet from the official Twitter
handle of Pakistan Army
spokesperson Maj Gen Asif
Ghafoor, who said army chief
Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa had
reportedly eulogised Hizbul
terrorist Burhan Wani on July
8, the day he was killed in an
encounter with Indian security
forces in Kashmir last year.
"Kashmiris have right of
self determination. Sacrifices
of Burhan Wani and
generations against Indian
atrocities are a testimony of
their resolve," Ghafoor had
tweeted quoting Gen Bajwa
on Saturday.
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Pakistan's Glorification of
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NEW DELHI: Prime
Minister Narendra Modi will
on meet all chief secretaries
together, probably for the first
time, to fast-track all-round
development of states by
taking a cohesive approach.
Modi will interact with
"Chief Secretaries of all
States/ UTs in the National
Conference of Chief
Secretaries being organised by
the Niti Aayog to further the
spirit of cooperative and
competitive federalism on
Monday, July 10," said a
statement by the Prime
Minister's Office (PMO).
"Chief Secretaries from 30
states/UTs along with
planning secretaries, finance
secretaries, health secretaries,
agriculture secretaries and
industry secretaries will attend
the conference," it added.
The statement said the
deliberations will cover a wide
range of issues.
"The focus will be on best
practices in social and
economic sectors across
States.Various developmental
indicators developed by NITI
Aayog, in the areas of health,
education, water management
and digital transformation will
be discussed to measure
performance and progress of
States and rank them
appropriately to instill healthy
competition among them," it
said. In addition, interactive
sessions on 'Agricultural
Reforms', 'Health & Nutrition'
and 'Developmental issues'
have been planned, it said.
"Discussions on the financial
position of the states/UTs post
14th Finance Commission,
outcome based monitoring,
DBT implementation and its
progress, ease of doing
business figure as key element
of the agenda of the day-long
National Conference," it said.
According to sources, Niti
Aayog Member Bibek Debroy
will make a presentation on
'An analysis of financial
position of states, post 14th
Finance Commission'. He will
also speak about 'Re-
engineering the government'
that can improve delivery by
states. Quality Council of
India Chairman Adil
Zainlubhai is scheduled to
address the audience on
'Moving away from inputs to
outcomes and their monitoring
on dashboards' to set the tone
for outcome-based budgets
and online monitoring of
public finance management.
Many other issues are also
set to come up for discussion,
which include less-cash
economy, ranking on the basis
of ease of doing business,
direct benefit transfer,
agriculture, health and
nutrition, targeting Olympic
medals, promotion of electric
vehicles and leveraging e-
marketplace by states. States
would list out their best
practices and put on table
different issues handled by
them in the most efficient and
effective manner. Modi tactics
to misuse his powers and
telling state officers to follow
his orders. Thus overruling the
elected state governments,
especially the non BJP states.
Dirty Modi politics. Andhra
Pradesh will give a
presentation on online
management of outcome-
based public finance system
on a real-time basis.
PM Modi will Interact with "Chief Secretaries
of all States in the National Conference"
Shri Naqvi says GST is biggest economic
reform after Independence, the new tax system
will transform Indian economy The Minister
of State for Minority Affairs (Independent
Charge) & Parliamentary Affairs Shri Mukhtar
Abbas Naqvi today said here that Goods and
Services Tax (GST) is a “revolutionary step”
taken in the interest of common people and
small traders and it will a game changer for
Indian economy. Addressing common people
and traders at an awareness programme on
GST at Hyderabad, Shri Naqvi said that
implementation of GST by the Government led
by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra
Modi, is the biggest economic reform after the
Independence. GST will change both condition
and direction of the Indian economy. Shri
Naqvi said that there are some misconceptions
in the minds of the trade and business
community and consumers regarding GST,
particularly regarding compliance processes,
need for computers and internet, number of
returns to be filed, and whether GST will cause
inflation. All these are totally incorrect. Shri
Naqvi said that in Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri
Modi’s words, GST is a “good and simple tax”
which will eliminate the compounding effects
of multi-layered tax system. There will be
absolutely no problem to common people and
small traders or big industrialists. The honest
will get relief from “Inspector Raj”. Shri
Naqvi said that only those people need to
worry after GST “who considered it as their
fundamental right not to give taxes.” One of the
major benefits of GST is that it will ensure
transparency in the entire taxation system. It is
an historic step, a historic achievement for
India. In the new system, there will be “one
country, one tax”. Shri Naqvi said that GST is
also one of the best example of India’s federal
structure. GST is the ‘sanjhi virasat’ (combined
legacy) of the people of India, and not the
creation of the Central Government alone. It
has been supported by every political party, and
is going to benefit the entire country. States and
the Centre will work as a team in GST. GST
Council met 18 times, and there was never any
need for voting, because of the unanimity.
A Programme on GST is Addressed
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BJP ideologue Deen Dayal
Upadhyay, in his writings, had
said that fight against English
should not be a fight of
‘Hindiwallahs’ alone, but a
common cause of all regional
languages. His views on
Indian languages gain promi-
nence considering that ruling
BJP at the Centre is facing
criticism over its attempt to
“impose Hindi” in Tamil
Nadu and Karnataka.
Upadhyay felt only
“Sanskritised, and not
Anglicised or Persianised,
Hindi” was the need of the
hour, which is what the Sangh
is seeking to promote. “We
should not have kept the
English rule. The thirst for
swarajya (self-rule) cannot be
quenched by surajya (good
rule). Today, the need for
swabasha (own language)
cannot be fulfilled by sub-
hasha (good language).”
“If English goes, its place
will not be taken by Hindi
alone, but jointly by Hindi
and other regional languages.
Nobody conceives that leg-
islative and administrative
work in Kerala will be trans-
acted in Hindi, but Malayalam
cannot come unless English is
dislodged.” In his writings in
1959, which have been com-
piled as his political diary, he
had said it was for obvious
reasons that Hindi was con-
sidered a lingua franca and
that it occupied a place of
prominence much before the
Constitution was passed. He
wrote that Hindi “has been a
natural vehicle for intercom-
munication during the free-
dom struggle and that 1857
revolt too was hatched in
Hindi”. He, however,
acknowledged that the task of
introduction to Hindi should
be done without prejudice or
confusion. “Even at the risk of
losing access to modern scien-
tific knowledge we should
free ourselves from the
clutches of the foreign
tongue.” “The fight is not
against regional languages but
against English, against our
mental slavery to English,” he
said in an article on
September 14, 1959. “It is
true, of late, that some kind of
fear has grown in some of the
non-Hindi speaking people
that if Hindi comes in their
chances of recruitment to the
all-India services, etc would
be less… Knowledge of Hindi
should at no time be consid-
ered necessary. After recruit-
ment, arrangements should be
made to impart to the employ-
ees a working knowledge of
Hindi. Competitive exams
should be held in regional lan-
guages.” Upadhyay was criti-
cal of PM Nehru’s belief that
new words cannot be coined
but needed to evolve from
common man. “Will PM
Nehru like the governor to be
called ‘lat sahib’ or the presi-
dent to be called ‘bara lat’
instead of the chaste Rajyapal
or Rashtrapati. Words like
Rajya Sabha and Lok
Sabha…were not evolved but
coined by the slot machine
formula that the PM Nehru
had ridiculed.” Mahesh C
Sharma, ex-MP and chairman
of Research and Development
Foundation that has compiled
the works of Upadhyay, said:
“He believed one has to get
out of mental slavery driven
by the use of English. He
would have preferred Sanskrit
for official work as he
believed i twas India’ssoul.”
FightAgainst English Should Not Be a Fight of ‘Hindiwallahs’
With CBI conducting
raids in various cities and reg-
istering FIRs against RJD
chief Lalu Prasad, his wife
Rabri Devi, and his son and
Bihar deputy chief minister
Tejashwi Prasad, fresh trouble
has cropped up for the ruling
coalition in Patna. The CBI
case relates to the improper
award of maintenance con-
tracts for railway hotels dur-
ing Lalu’s tenure as railway
minister from 2004 to 2009.
In lieu of the contracts Lalu
and his kin allegedly received
prime land below circle rates.
The CBI investigation comes
on the heels of an ongoing
Enforcement Directorate
probe against Lalu and his
family members under the
Prevention of Money
Laundering Act, where Delhi
farmhouses owned by his
daughter, Rajya Sabha MP
Misa Bharti, were raided on
Saturday.
It will be recalled that in
May the ED had arrested a
Delhi-based chartered
accountant who is believed to
have been behind cash trans-
actions linked to shell compa-
nies that owned benami prop-
erties in the national capital,
with Misa supposed to be a
beneficiary. Taken together,
these raids and investigations
have deepened the corruption
taint against Lalu at a time
when his coalition partner and
Bihar chief minister Nitish
Kumar has shown that he isn’t
averse to doing business with
BJP.
After JD(U) chose to sup-
port the NDA presidential
nominee, its silence now on
Lalu’s woes could see fissures
increase within Bihar’s ruling
coalition. JD(U) and RJD may
part ways in the middle of
their tenure. After all Nitish’s
good governance image sits
uneasily next to Lalu’s graft
cases. However, there’s no
denying that Lalu still com-
mands the loyalty of the
Yadav constituency in Bihar.
He hopes to play a crucial role
in stitching together a grand
opposition coalition against
BJP for the 2019 Lok Sabha
polls. He’s trying to bring
SP’s Akhilesh Yadav and
BSP’s Mayawati together.
Lalu is trying to spin the
corruption investigations
against him and his family as
vendetta politics by BJP –
he’s received support from
Congress on this. At the same
time there’s talk that if
Tejashwi is arrested his broth-
er and state health minister
Tej Pratap, who has not been
indicted, could be elevated as
deputy chief minister. Already
graft investigations have cost
the RJD chieftain a place in
active electoral politics. The
latest of these threaten his
family members with the
same fate.
WhichAllieswillContinuetosupportLalu
asHeisEnmeshedinCBIRaids& FIRs? President Trump’s implicit assessment of
the value of the G20 Hamburg summit was
best illustrated by letting his daughter replace
him, whilst he was away from his seat at the
summit and to spend double the budgeted
time, holding President Putin’s hand. We
should take note. Despite his oddities and his
rhetoric, President Trump is a businessman.
He cannot but recognize that his real fight is
with China. Nor is he blind to the fact that the
US is too fat to keep pace with China. Its
entrepreneurial juices have dried up, bled by
the strain of keeping the American Dream
alive – an endlessly aspirational, middle class
and a voraciously, acquisitive elite, albeit both
sets being more meritocratic than elsewhere.
But the strain shows. If there is no public
money for infrastructure and Facebook needs
to build a village to increase the supply of
affordable housing in Silicon Valley, there is
something very wrong with institutional incen-
tives in the US. President Trump’s instincts to
deal with a problem is to “huddle” in a group
of “familiar” friends. Co-opting Russia into a
loose friendly alliance of northern hemisphere
countries could be an outcome of such “hud-
dling”. After all, there are the cultural bonds.
The UK will be supportive. It was Tony Blair,
who persuaded Russia to join the rich country
club of G7, which thereafter became the G8.
Russia was expelled, in 2014 over its muscular
action in Crimea. But the G7 was already in
decline, post 2009, whilst the G20 gained
leverage, as a more inclusive forum with eco-
nomic heft.
Bringing Russia in from the cold, makes
sense. It is no longer an ideological threat to
the West – just a shade smarmier in its man-
agement style. But no more so than other
upper middle-income countries. Its GDP, in
constant terms, has barely moved from US$
1.5 trillion in 1989 to 1.6 trillion in 2016 –
though it has doubled since 1998, when it
reached its nadir at US$ 0.8 billion. Russian
expatriates live happily in the US and in
Europe.
Expansionist Germany was the muscular
outlier in the early part of the last century. In
the early part of the current century, it is
China. Scale matters. Consider that the world’s
largest mall, 19 million square feet of space,
has come up in Chengdu, western China.
The Chinese manufacturing engine has sur-
plus capacity to feed the world over the next
decade with goods, targeted at the price points
and quality requirements of local markets,
across the globe.
China applies the late CK Prahalad’s prin-
ciple of, “finding the fortune hidden at the bot-
tom of the pyramid” by supplying consum-
ables and consumer durables to 3 billion
humans at the bottom of the economic food
chain. And they do it better than local manu-
facturers, located in countries where the poor
exist, including India.
So where does this leave India? It is not in
India’s DNA to kowtow. So, we are a poor fit
with China. It is in India’s political DNA to be
ideological. Remember Non-Alignment?
Ideologically committed bureaucracies are a
menace. They must be tamed. To come out
tops, from the ongoing international churn
towards a transactional future, we need to
reign-in our tendency to grandstand. There is
virtue in being supremely transactional. But
transactions must be anchored in public inter-
est. We have not been very good at that.
Had we been better, we would have got rid
of poverty faster than we have. We would have
cared more about creating physical and social
(education and health) infrastructure and jobs.
And we would have exploited every growth
opportunity, which came our way, rather than
choose to sit out the 1970s and the 1980s on
our elitist, immaculately manicured hands. We
do not have the luxury, unlike Latin America
and large parts of Africa, of being natural invi-
tees to the western, Christian table of nations.
Nor do we fit the dismal, backward looking
club of Islamic nations. And we are too large
to be helped economically. So, like China, we
have no option, except to fend for ourselves.
G20 Trumped
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5. In Delhi seed bombing is
fast gaining traction with plant
lovers and gardening
enthusiasts coming
together to organise
workshops during mon-
soon where they meet
and share the various
techniques to make
these seed bombs. Dr.
Amit kaur Puri founder
president of AKP
Healing India who
organised seed bomb
workshop on Sunday,
2nd July 2017 at its Neb
sarai branch of Delhi.
Workshop was attended
by people from all
walks of life like politi-
cians, entrepreneurs, singers,
housewives and youngsters.
Inspite of heavy rains nature
enthusiasts gathered in huge
number which depicts India
wants pollution free environ-
ment. Dr. Puri says that while
usual gardening enthusiasts
show interest, it is the kids
who take to the activity in a
big way, The concept is based
on guerrilla gardening and it it
is a fun way for people to be
involved in making the city
green. It's easy to do, and a
great and tactile way for the
kids to be involved.
Seeds carry new life in the
form of new plant inside them
and needs bit of help after they
germinate to survive, means
being buried in moist soil
that's kept watered for grow-
ing days or weeks, safe from
strong winds, UV sun rays,
birds and small animals that
would consume them. AKP
Healing India has found out
the ways by hiding the seeds
in bombs of absorbent materi-
al which is formed by blend-
ing garden soil and compost
that dries into a hard coating,
and then placing those balls on
the surface of the soil when
monsoon commences. The
hard coating hides the seeds
inside from hungry birds and
animals and soaks up moisture
from rain holding it near the
seeds so they can germinate
and grow into seedlings. As
the seedlings grow, the coating
slowly breaks down and the
roots can reach down into the
soil, rooting firmly in the
land.
According to Dr.
Amit kaur Puri seed
balls are sustainable
way to plant the next
crop of grain or veg-
etables without plow-
ing or disturbing the
residues of the previ-
ous crop. Seed
bombs are a great
way to plant seeds of
all sorts of plants in
places we can't take
close care of, such as
near huts, roadsides,
and river banks, road
crossing, barren land.
Seed balls are also a
sensible method for planting
vegetables or grains without
digging or tilling the soil
adding aesthetic to place by
establishing flower gardens
without disturbing the plants
already there. Seed bombs are
very easy to make and handle
adding fun to make for kids
and teenagers. Dr. Amit kaur
Puri appreciates all her team
members, MSTV, radio city
noida 107.4, ICMEI as media
partners and All Ladies
League in success of seed
bomb workshop.
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New Delhi, As global fashion capitals are
waking up to rich Indian handloom weaves,
Indian consumers too are showing keen interest
in traditional hand woven drapes. This has
prompted designers to go back to craftsmen
aware of age-old weaving techniques.
Promoting weavers and artisans, a special
pavilion has been created at theVivaha exhibi-
tion by Entrepreneur Tarun Sarda. On the occa-
sion of the commencement of the exhibition
Celebrating Vivaha from 7th - 9th July 2017 at
The Ashok Chanakyapuri, Mr. Tarun Sarda said
“The initiative to promote weavers and arti-
sans, to be promoted under Prime Minister
Narendra Modi’s ‘Make in India’ theme will
definitely assist and boost talented craftsmen
and weavers by promoting their art on a global
scale. In order to take this forward we have tal-
ented designers to showcase their collection. In
our next edition in Ludhiana and Mumbai we
are trying to reach out to more such talented
designers from other parts of the country”
The three day exhibition will comprise of
the latest collections for the summer wedding
season from an array of fashion designers and
jewellers. The event also has an interesting mix
of designer ensembles from different states
also comprising of weavers and artisans.
Sh. Ajay Tamta, Minister of State for
Textiles & Smt. Krishna Raj Minister of State
for Women and Child Development, Govt. Of
India were the Chief Guests for the event,
which was also supported by special guest and
social activist Parull Mahaajan. The guests of
honor for the do comprised Shri Muralidhar
Rao, National General Secretary BJP, Shri
Manoj Tiwari, Shri Bhagat Singh Koshyari -
Members of Parliament and Smt. Jaya Jaitly -
Handicrafts curator and activist.
ASpecial Pavilion to support Weavers and
Artisans at Celebrating Vivaha by Tarun Sarda
AKPHealing India organised a workshop
New Delhi “Recalling her school time memoirs, Member
Parliament Smt.Meenakashi Lekhi said that when I was in the
school, I generally used to visit different libraries and was very
much fond of book reading”. She was speaking after inaugurat-
ing the Angelique
Pustakalaya at
N.P.Primary School,
R.K.Ashram Marg in
New Delhi today.
Reading is dreaming
with eyes wide open
and it is useful for
children for imagina-
tion by open eyes
dreaming by books. It
is necessary to
encourage the read-
ing habits amongst the children in the age of Digital Gadgets.,
she added. Calling upon the school kids, the Member
Parliament said that they should formulate the book clubs with
their friends and inculcate the hobby of purchasing books from
their pocket money. With the insistence of the school children
Smt.Lekhi read a story which was based on the health and
hygiene and that narrates the positive aspects of the segregation
of waste at source in one’s life.
NEW DELHI: Delhi's
infamy as India's rape capital
was reinforced when three
brutal sexual assaults came to
light on Sunday.
Two of the survivors are
minors and the third a mental-
ly challenged woman.
A 36-year-old widower
was arrested for allegedly rap-
ing an eight-year-old girl in
front of his teenage daughter
at a railway colony gym in
central Delhi's Kamla Market.
Another eight-year-old girl
was allegedly raped by her
father's friend near Connaught
Place. In the third incident, a
38-year-old mentally chal-
lenged woman was allegedly
raped by a cab driver who
picked her up from east Delhi
and lured her to a remote loca-
tion on the pretext of offering
a her a job. The accused has
been arrested. A passerby
took the woman to a hospital
where doctors informed the
police about the crime. In the
attacks against the two
minors, one of the girls was
allegedly sexually assaulted
on Friday by her father's
friend near central Delhi's
Minto Road. The man has
been identified and teams
have been formed to find him,
police said.
12 Angelique Library for
NDMC Primary Schools
Two minor Girls, Nentally
challenged Woman Raped
6. The Union Minister of State for External
Affairs, General V.K. Singh launched the trail-
er of upcoming Bollywood patriotic film Yeh
Hai India out here in Delhi. Along with them,
the Member of Parliament Swami
Sumedhanand Ji and the entire cast of the
movie was also present at the launch event,
which includes Gavie Chahal, Antara Banerjee,
Mohan Agashe, actor Surender Pal, Antara
Banerjee, Mohan Joshi. Also, the director and
writer of the movie Lom Harsh and producer
Sandeep Chaudhary were also there to grace
the event with their presence. While interacting
with media, the overall team shared the unique-
ness of the movie. Gen. V.K. for the same stat-
ed, “Yeh Hai India movie is a move to spread a
storm to transform India. Well, I congratulate
the entire team, the director, and producer for
forwarding such a great message for our socie-
ty. Our Young generation can learn a lot from
this movie. We have to take our country very
far but together in a positive way.
Binod Kumar Singh
New Delhi. The water stor-
age available in 91 major
reservoirs of the country for
the week ending on July 06,
2017 was 33.114 BCM, which
is 21% of total storage capaci-
ty of these reservoirs. This per-
centage was at 19 for the week
ending on June 29, 2017. The
level of July 06, 2017 was
118% of the storage of corre-
sponding period of last year
and 90% of storage of average
of last ten years. The total
storage capacity of these 91
reservoirs is 157.799 BCM
which is about 62% of the total
storage capacity of 253.388
BCM which is estimated to
have been created in the coun-
try. 37 Reservoirs out of these
91 have hydropower benefit
with installed capacity of more
than 60 MW.
NORTHERN REGION
The northern region
includes States of Himachal
Pradesh, Punjab and
Rajasthan. There are six reser-
voirs under Central Water
Commission (CWC) monitor-
ing having total live storage
capacity of 18.01 BCM. The
total live storage available in
these reservoirs is 5.49 BCM
which is 31% of total live stor-
age capacity of these reser-
voirs. The storage during cor-
responding period of last year
was 26% and average storage
of last ten years during corre-
sponding period was 33% of
live storage capacity of these
reservoirs. Thus, storage dur-
ing current year is better than
the corresponding period of
last year but is less than the
average storage of last ten
years during the corresponding
period.
EASTERN REGION
The Eastern region
includes States of Jharkhand,
Odisha, West Bengal and
Tripura. There are 15 reser-
voirs under CWC monitoring
having total live storage capac-
ity of 18.83 BCM. The total
live storage available in these
reservoirs is 3.29 BCM which
is 17% of total live storage
capacity of these reservoirs.
The storage during correspon-
ding period of last year was
19% and average storage of
last ten years during corre-
sponding period was 20% of
live storage capacity of these
reservoirs. Thus, storage dur-
ing current year is less than the
corresponding period of last
year and is also less than the
average storage of last ten
years during the corresponding
period.
Between 10% to 15% of
National Highways’ &
Infrastructure Development
Corporation (NHIDC) roads
and highways projects are turn-
ing out to be the bad perform-
ing ventures on account of con-
tractors’ fault due to their
inability to arrange for neces-
sary working capital to initiate
work on them, alleged its
Director (A&F), Mr. Sanjay
Jaju here on Thursday. This is
despite of the fact that such
infrastructural projects have
been awarded to various con-
tractors in north eastern and
other strategic areas of the
country for building roads and
highways with 90% completion
of land acquisition formalities
with eliciting firm commitment
from them to finish off the proj-
ects well within the deadline,
further declared Mr. Jaju.
Inaugurating a National Roads
& Highways Summit 2017
under aegis of PHD Chamber
of Commerce and Industry here
today, Mr. Jaju claimed that
NHIDC has been building
roads and highways of around
2,000 km in multiple locations
of north east and other border-
ing areas with strategic impor-
tance with an investment of
Rs.35,000 crores. “Though,
most of such projects are pro-
gressing fairly well but 10% -
15% of them are suffering and
even decaying purely for the
fault of contractors because of
their share lethargy in terms of
raising the necessary working
capital. The corporation has
already issued notices to non-
performing contractors for the
revival of such projects, failure
to respond to the notices
already served, the necessary
punitive action might follow
since working capital require-
ment is entirely the onus of the
contractors and the corporation
cannot fund this”, indicated
Mr. Jaju hoping that the per-
suasive attempts of the corpo-
ration would yield desired
results in terms of issuance of
notices. “Land acquisition is
definitely an issue for building
roads and highways in various
parts of the country but the cor-
poration such as ours, awards
roads and highways projects to
bidders only after 90% of land
acquisition formalities are
accomplished and therefore,
those contractors that have
generating working capital
capacity should only come for-
ward for winning roads and
highways projects”, clarified
Mr. Jaju.
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10 To 16 July , 2017
New Delhi . In view of
heavy to very heavy rainfall
with isolated extremely heavy
rainfall occurring in the States
of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam,
North Bengal, Sikkim and
parts of Bhutan in association
with active to vigorous south
west monsoon conditions and
heavy to very heavy rainfall
forecast in these states for the
next two to three days, river
Brahmaputra and its tributar-
ies flowing in the States of
Assam and North Bengal are
rising very rapidly. Due to
this, river Brahmaputra is like-
ly to flow in Moderate to High
flood situation in the districts
of Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Sonitpur
(9th to 12th July 2017),
Morigaon, Kamrup, Goalpara
and Dhubri during the next
five days (i.e. from 9th to 13th
July 2017).River Ranganadi
and River Jia-Bharali at NT
Road crossing are likely to
flow in High to
Unprecedented Flood situa-
tion in North Lakhimpur and
Sonitpur districts respectively
during the period 9th to 11th
July 2017. River Dikhow at
Sibsagar in Sibsagar district is
likely to flow in Moderate to
High Flood situation during
the period 9th to 11th July
2017.River Beki at Beki Road
Bridge in Barpeta district is
likely to flow in Moderate to
High Flood situation during
9th to 11th July 2017. River
Gaurang at Kokrajhar in
Kokrajhar district is likely to
flow in Low to Moderate
Flood situation during the
period 9th to 11th July
2017.Rivers in districts of
Chirang and Bongaigaon are
also likely to flow in Low to
Moderate Flood situation dur-
ing the same period.
10-15% OFROADSAND HIGHWAYS PROJECTS OFNHIDCARE
RUNNINGRISK OFBAD VENTURE, SAYS ITS DIRECTOR (A&F) FLOODFORECASTFORAP,ASSAM,
SIKKIM ANDNORTHBENGAL
NEW DELHI: The Gujarat
government is scheduled to
discuss with lenders on
Monday a future course for
the Tata and Adani groups'
imported coal-fired power
plants that have fallen into
dire straits. Sources said the
meeting, scheduled in
Gandhinagar, is expected to be
attended by top members of
the state administration, while
the lenders will be represented
by State Bank of India brass. It
will pick up the threads of last
month's brainstorming session
at the Union power ministry
on ways to prevent these proj-
ects, with a collective capacity
of over 8,000 mw, from turn-
ing into non-performing assets
(NPAs) for lenders.
In an act of desperation,
the promoters have offered
51% stake in the project to the
state government for Re 1.
They took the step after failing
to secure adequate tariff to
make up for higher fuel cost
due to changes in the coal
pricing policy of Indonesia,
where both have their captive
mines.
The power ministry has
taken the stand that it was a
matter to be decided by the
stakeholders, including the
state government, but it could
do some hand-holding to pre-
vent further power sector
NPAs for lenders.
Gujrat meet today on res-
cue plan for power plants
NEW DELHI: The sus-
pense over the fate of Grand
Alliance in Bihar deepened on
Sunday with chief minister
Nitish Kumar, who has main-
tained a studied silence on the
CBI raids on ally Lalu Prasad,
cancelling a public event
scheduled for Monday.
A press release issued by
the state government stated
that the chief minister is suffer-
ing from fever and therefore,
the Lok Samvad Programme
has been postponed. However,
speculation has been rife about
the likely stand that Nitish
Kumar may take on the issue
of CBI raids+ . Some reports
have suggested that the Bihar
CM may remove Lalu's son
Tejashwi who is the deputy
chief minister and has been
named in the CBI case. On
Friday, the CBI carried out
raids against Lalu Prasad, his
wife Rabri Devi and his son
Tejashwi Yadav on corruption
charges during his tenure as
Union rail minister in 2006.
The case is related to alleged
irregularities in tenders allotted
to a private company Sujata
Hotels for development, main-
tenance and operation of BNR
hotels at Ranchi and Puri.
Nitish Kumar's silence overCBI raids on Lalu
Prasad puts pressure on Bihar's GrandAlliance
WATER STORAGE LEVEL OF 91 MAJOR RESERVOIRS
OF THE COUNTRY GOES UP BY TWO PER CENT
‘Our Country needs Togetherness for
Transformation’ : Gen. V.K. Singh
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10 To 16 July , 2017
Book Release "Nichod" At Marwah Studios
SUFISTHAN SEASON 1 BY ARUN BAKSHI
8. NEW DELHI: Attempting
a strong comeback after
Congress’ embarrassing loss
in Uttar Pradesh and
Uttarakhand assembly elec-
tions, poll strategist Prashant
Kishor is explor-
ing an entry into
Tamil Nadu’s
political arena.
Confirming pre-
liminary talks
with Kishor’s
Indian Political
A c t i o n
Committee (I-
PAC), DMK
insiders main-
tained that noth-
ing was concrete
yet. Sources in the cross-party
advocacy group told ET that I-
PAC was yet to take a call on
the political leader whose
project it would ultimately
take up. These people
described I-PAC’s foray into
Tamil Nadu as a “research
work” to “understand the
state’s political landscape”,
saying political options were
being explored. I-PAC has
sought applications from TN’s
youngsters to be hired as ‘con-
stituency managers’ and
‘political media managers’ —
the former will “manage elec-
tion campaign for a con-
stituency” and the latter will
“develop media feedback
structure for campaigns”. I-
PAC had earlier invited such
applications in Andhra too.
YSR Congress had two days
back announced that they had
got Kishor on board as ‘con-
sultant’ for the 2019 polls.
Though assembly elections in
TN are scheduled in 2021, the
political situation in the state
is fluid as ruling AIADMK is a
divided house in the post-
Jayalalithaa scenario.
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10 To 16 July , 2017
Pramesh Jain
The four accused has been identified as
Prime Accused, Rakesh @Billa, 22 years
old resident of Flower Garden, Pramod
Singh 32 years old, r/o Bommanahalli and
runs a clothing business. Kumar, 27 years
old r/o Bangi Colony, Cottonpete.Suresh,
35 years,old, r/o Bangi Colony, Cottonpete
both are daily wage workers. The notorious
habitual offender stabbed a lady thrice at her
back as he was paid by accused the jilted
lover pramod Singh to kill her dream girl as
soon as she was stabbed by this notorious
criminal she raised an alarm from which the
culprit escaped and she was rushed to near-
by hospital and later she was discharged
after taking treatment. DCP West, M N
Anucheth said that based on a complaint
registered at cottonpet police station the vic-
tim stated in her complaint that as On
21.06.17 at around 9:30 PM she returned
back to her home from work and while she
was parking her bike she noticed an
unknown person was lurking near her
house.She asked him as to whom he was but
the unknown person suddenly and without
any provocation attacked her with a
knife.The assailant stabbed her at lower
back three times and caused three severe
injuries.The lady then shouted and raised an
alarm.The assailant fled from the spot. She
was shifted to a near by hospital and has
been discharged after the treatment.Based
on her complaint a case was registered and
investigation was taken up,after inspecting
the spot of the crime a special team was
formed byACP, N Niranjanraj urs under the
supervision of B G Kumaraswamy police
inspector of cottonpet and his crime team
swung into action they analysed the CCTV
footage from the neighbouring areas and as
the case was very sensitive as it took place
just some meters away from the station they
took it very seriously and after collecting
information from the victim and her parents
the team matched some electronic evidence
based on evidence they detained two per-
sons from bangi colony of cottonpete area
on suspect the suspects were kumar and
Suresh during questioning they confessed
the crime and said that they have committed
the crime as they used to send obscene and
filthy language messages to the victim for
this one person by name Pramod Singh has
hired them to threaten the lady victim to get
back her in his life and based on their state-
ment our team got specific clues about
Pramod Singh that he is waiting for some-
one at K R Puram bus stand area the team
rushed to the spot and zeroed in him and
during questioning our team grew suspi-
cious on his statement they intensified the
interrogation and during interrogation he
spilled the beans that he had hired Kumar
(27) and Suresh (35), from Bangi Colony,
Cottonpet, to harass his ex-lover. Kumar and
his aide Suresh would call the woman and
abuse her in filthy language and also send
obscene messages to her.He said as he was
in a relationship with the lady for the past 8
years.About a year back the relationship had
strained and they had parted ways.He want-
ed to get back her in his life and for this he
paid Kumar to harass her.Kumar used to call
the lady and abuse her in filthy language.He
also used to send obscene messages to her
About 2 days prior to the incident, Pramod
has paid Rs 1,10,000, to Kumar and told him
to physically threaten and intimidate the
lady Kumar in turn has paid 50,000 to
another person currently he is absconding
and he said that he has told him to threaten
or intimidate the lady to get back her he has
done this crime but the assailant has not only
threatened her but also attempted to kill her
by stabbing her brutally detailed
Investigation has revealed that Kumar and
Suresh have assisted the assailant to commit
the offence and the main motive for the
offence was that Pramod was spurned by the
lady and a massive manhunt was on the
inspector has alerted his cops and based on
specific clues we had arrested 3 persons on
28.06.17 as we were on the lookout for the
accused Rakesh @ Billa ,22 years who was
absconding since the offence.He was the
person who had stabbed the lady.
Jilted Lover Including 3, Supari killers
(Assassins), Arrested by Cottonpet Police
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The East Zone Police arrested two persons in connecting with
the murder of 28 year old rowdy sheeter Ranjith. "Police open
fire on murder accused santhosh and shyam ".Inspector Srinivas
of Hennur police station opened fire on the accused in self
defence. Santhosh and shyam were involved in the murder case
of rowdy Ranjith.Santhosh and shyam suffer bullet injuries in
legs . The residents of kadugondenahalli were woken up by the
sound of gun shots in the early hours. When they steeped out
their homes to see what had happened they were utterly shocked.
On Wednesday the accused stabbed Ranjith and attacked him
with lethal weapons nearly 55 wounds were found on the body.
The East Zone special squad policemen who were on look out
for the accused after seeing the CCTV footage there face was
clearly seen as while the cops zeroed in them and asked them to
surrender but the armed men with brandish pistol and dagger
attacked cops and in self defence inspector Srinivas of Hennur
police station opened fire on murder accused after they tried to
attack them to evade arrest.
East Division Cops fire at murder,
Accused before arrest in Bengaluru
NEW DELHI: The
Congress on Monday denied
media reports as "fake news"
that its vice-president Rahul
Gandhi met a
Chinese envoy in
the capital amid the
China-India border
stand-off at Doklam
in Sikkim. Congress
s p o k e s p e r s o n
Randeep Singh
Surjewala in a series
of tweets said some news chan-
nels were running "fake news"
on Gandhi's alleged meeting
with Chinese Ambassador Luo
Zhaohui. The channels "will
not question three Union
Ministers visiting China or
PM's (Narendra Modi) bon-
homie and praise at G20. Yet
run fake news", Surjewala said.
He alleged that the report was
planted by external affairs min-
istry and Intelligence
Bureau sources.
"They should reverify
that we still have
diplomatic relations
with all our neigh-
bours," Surjewala
said. Congress social
media head Ramya
said the issue was not if
Gandhi met the Chinese envoy
or now and questioned why the
Prime Minister did not flag the
border issue with Chinese
President Xi Jinping when the
two leaders met last week at
the G20 Summit.
Congress Denies Rahul Gandhi
meeting Chinese Envoy
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Bay of Bengal begins
CHENNAI: The US,
Japanese and Indian navies
on Monday began the
Malabar Naval Exercise-
2017 aimed at achieving
deeper military ties
between the three nations.
Taking part in the trilateral
naval exercise in the Bay of
Bengal would be US Ship
Nimitz (CVN68), guided
missile cruise USS
Princeton (CG59), guided
missile destroyers USS
Howard (DDG83), USS
Shoup (DDG86) and USS
Kidd (DDG100), a
Poseidon P-8A aircraft as
well as a Los Angeles fast-
attack submarine. Besides,
Japan Maritime Self
Defence Force ships JS
Izumo (DDH 183), JS
Sazanami (DD1 13) along
with Indian Naval Ship
Jalashwa and INS
Vikramaditya would partic-
ipate in the joint Naval
exercise, an official press
release said.
CBI can take suo
motu action in graft
cases under PCA
The significant increase
in the British government's
expenditure in the early
stages of the Second World
War resulted in profiteering
by corrupt businessmen and
government officials. Since
the local police found it dif-
ficult to investigate these
cases, the British govern-
ment felt the need for a spe-
cial force. The Special
Police Establishment (SPE)
with mandate to investigate
cases of bribery and corrup-
tion in transactions related
to war, was formed under
the War department in 1941.
In the post-war years, the
need for a central investigat-
ing agency was felt and
Delhi Special Police
Establishment (DSPE) Act
was brought into force in
1946, which also shifted its
superintendence to the
home department. Later, the
DSPE was re-christened
Central Bureau of
Investigation (CBI) in 1963.
9. SHIMLA: Himachal
Pradesh chief minister
Virbhadra Singh has once
again accused BJP of playing
divisive politics. While
addressing the concluding
function of 'Sankalp Diwas'
organized by Youth Congress
in Mandi, he said that BJP
always believe in divisive
politics and whenever elec-
tions are round the corner, it
tries to divide people on the
basis of region and religion.
Virbhadra Singh said that
people should not fall prey to
the propaganda of BJP as its
leaders do less and speak
more. He said that on Monday
there was a need to stand unit-
ed and work together for a
change. He said that BJP is an
offshoot of Jansangh and is
not a true benefactor of people
of the state and can never be
practical and think about the
welfare of people.
He claimed that Congress
party has always believed in
discipline and unlike BJP,
which was struggling for their
leadership in Himachal
Pradesh, Congress believes in
development. "I have never
seen politics stoop ever low
where instead of healthy poli-
tics, BJP was massively
involved in mudslinging," he
added.
LUCKNOW: A youth from Nai Mandi
locality of Muzaffarnagar who was missing for
four years was arrested by Jammu and Kashmir
police on Sunday for being part of Lashkar ter-
ror module.
Sandeep Sharma alias Adil had carried out
three terror strikes in June this year in South
Kashmir including the one in which six police-
men were killed on June 16.
Another suspected terror operative held
along with Sharma was identified as Kulgam
resident Muneeb Shah. The duo were working
under a Lashkar commander and their role was
suspected in six terror strikes executed this
year, said Jammu and Kashmir police. Sharma
tried to break into multiple ATM booths to loot
cash and support the module. Anti-terrorist
squad of UP police left for Kashmir late on
Sunday as soon as the news was shared with
intelligence agencies in the country after oper-
ation. IG ATS Asim Arun said that more details
about Sharma were being gathered. "We are
also curious to know what attracted him to
LeT," said Arun.
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NEW DELHI: Embattled
businessman Vijay Mallya,
who was held guilty of con-
tempt, on Monday failed to
make a personal appearance
before the Supreme Court
despite being directed to do
so. A bench comprising of
Justices A K Goel and U U
Lalit fixed the matter for hear-
ing on July 14 and sought the
assistance of the solicitor gen-
eral in the case. Then apex
court had on May 9 held
Mallya, who is presently in the
United Kingdom, guilty of
contempt on a plea by the con-
sortium of lender banks, led
by the State Bank of India, for
his failure to furnish details of
all his Indian as well as off-
shore assets. It had directed
Mallya to appear before it
today to argue on the quantum
of punishment.
The offence of contempt of
court entails a maximum
imprisonment of up to six
months or a fine of upto Rs
2,000 or both. India had
recently asked Britain to
ensure early extradition of
Mallya, who is an accused in a
bank loan default case of over
Rs 9,000 crore involving his
defunct Kingfisher Airlines.
The apex court's order had
come on a plea by the consor-
tium of banks, led by the State
Bank of India (SBI), which
had said that Mallya had
allegedly transferred $40 mil-
lion received from British firm
Diageo to his children in "fla-
grant violation" of various
judicial orders. The banks had
argued before the court that
Mallya had wilfully disobeyed
the orders and made "vague"
disclosure about his assets.
The top court had on March 9
asked the liquor baron about
the "truthfulness" of the dis-
closure of assets by him and
the transfer of money to his
children. The bench had
reserved its order on two pleas
of lending banks seeking con-
tempt action and a direction to
Mallya to deposit $40 million
received from offshore firm
Diageo respectively.
Vijay Mallya fails to appear
before SC in Contempt Case
UP Youth Arrested for Terror
strikes in Jammu and Kashmir
VirbhadraaccusesBJPofplayingDivisivePolitics
10. SEOUL: North Korean state
media have sharply criticized a
recent practice bombing run by
two US B-1B bombers on the
Korean peninsula, calling it a
dangerous move raising the risk
of nuclear war. A commentary
on Sunday in the ruling party's
Rodong Sinmun newspaper
accused the US of "reckless
military provocations" and said
the danger of nuclear war is
reaching an extreme pitch. The
commentary was reported on in
English by the state Korean
Central News Agency.
Two US Air Force bombers
released inert weapons Friday
on a training range in South
Korea. South Korean F-15 and
US F-16 fighter jets joined
them in the drill. The bombers
also flew with Japanese F-2
fighter jets over the East China
Sea on their way back to
Andersen Air Force Base in
Guam.
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10 To 16 July , 2017
THE INTERNATION-
AL FAIR OF LOME
The Fair of all opportunities Welcome to the 14th Lomé
International Fair which will last for 17 days. More than1000
exhibitors! And nearly 300,000 visitors. The 14th Lomé
International Fair opens its doors from November 24th to
December 11th 2017 on the site of the Togolese Center of
Exhibitions and Fairs of Lomé (CETEF-LOME). A flagship
event in West Africa, an ideal setting for the promotion of prod-
ucts and services, business contacts, exchanges and the search
for business partners, the International Lomé Fair (FIL), organ-
ized since 1985, Remains one of the biggest economic events of
Africa in general, and of the West African subregion in particu-
lar. In each previous editions of this fair, several hundred pub-
lic, private companies, from different sectors of activity, coming
from all the continents, participated.
In an area of more than 90,000 square meters, 5 minutes
from Gnassingbé Eyadema International Airport with fast and
convenient access (taxis, taxi-motorcycles, buses), the Lomé
fair hosts both product launches and evenings, parades, and
many other programs.
There will be lots of business meetings, conferences, semi-
nars, round tables, etc.
This is the opportunity to participate in this event which will
take place in Lomé the Togolese capital and which attracts
every year thousands of visitors.
MOSUL (IRAQ): Iraqi
forces are pushing to retake
the last patch of ground in
Mosul where Islamic State
militants are holding on to a
tiny sliver of the Old City,
west of the Tigris River, a day
after the prime minister visited
soldiers to congratulate his
troops on the hard-fought bat-
tle. Brig. Gen. Haider Fadhil
of the Iraqi special forces says
his men, closely backed by
US-led coalition airstrikes, are
continuing to advance and
clear territory in the Old City
on Monday. When Iraqi troops
can clear militants from Iraq
soil, what is the wrong in
clearing militants / anti
Indians from Kashmir?. Why
the opposition parties,
media,Humans Rights
cry?.Clean up Kashmir once
for all. Iraqi commanders say
they believe hundreds of IS
fighters remain inside the
neighborhood and are using
their families — including
women and children — as
human shields. Iraqi forces
launched the operation to
retake Mosul last October and
began the weeks-long push
through the Old City district in
June.
ISLAMABAD: A joint
investigation team probing the
Panamagate graft case against
Pakistan Prime Minister
Nawaz Sharif and his family
on Monday submitted its final
report to the Supreme Court.
Members of the JIT arrived at
the apex court amid tight secu-
rity provided by the Islamabad
Capital Territory Police and
large cardboard boxes labelled
'evidence' were carted into the
court. Besides other evidence,
the report consists of the state-
ments of Prime Minister
Sharif, his brother and Punjab
chief minister Shahbaz Sharif;
his children Hussain, Hassan
and Maryam Sharif and son-
in-law retired captain
Mohammad Safdar. A three-
judge bench comprising
Justice Sheikh Azmat Saeed,
Justice Ijazul Ahsan and
Justice Ejaz Afzal is hearing
the JIT. The six-member joint
investigation team (JIT) was
set up in May by the Supreme
Court with the mandate to
probe the Sharif family for
allegedly failing to provide the
trail of money used to buy
properties in London in 1990s.
Panama Papers: Pakistan probe
panel submits final report
NorthKoreacallsUSpracticebombingrunaprovocation
KIEV (Ukraine): US
Secretary of State Rex
Tillerson told Russia on
Sunday that it must take the
first steps to reduce tensions in
eastern Ukraine and that
American and European sanc-
tions would remain in place
until Moscow reversed course
in the region.
In surprisingly blunt lan-
guage just two days after pres-
idents Donald Trump and
Vladimir Putin met in
Germany, Tillerson said
Russia should use its influence
with separatists in Ukraine's
east to fully restore an oft-vio-
lated truce, end harassment
and attacks on international
monitors and pull back heavy
weaponry to lines agreed upon
under a two-year-old accord
known as the Minsk
Agreement. He said a primary
goal of the United States "is to
restore Ukraine's territorial
integrity and sovereignty" and
that would be "required in
order for the US and Russia to
improve our relationship."
"It is necessary for Russia
to take the first steps to de-
escalate the situation in the
eastern part of Ukraine,"
Tillerson told reporters at a
joint news conference in Kiev
with Ukrainian President Petro
Poroshenko. "This is necessary
for us to make any move-
ment." "We do call on Russia
to honor its commitments that
were made under the Minsk
accords and to exercise influ-
ence over the separatists in the
region that they have complete
control over," he said, adding
later: "The US and EU. sanc-
tions on Russia will remain in
place until Moscow reverses
the actions that triggered these
particular sanctions."
Tillerson's tough talk clearly
pleased Poroshenko, who has
long complained about
Russian interference in his
country's east and has watched
nervously as the Trump admin-
istration has sought to improve
ties with Moscow. He thanked
Tillerson for the continued US
commitment to Ukraine's sov-
ereignty and territorial integri-
ty and expressed deep appreci-
ation for his "symbolic and
timely visit immediately after
the meetings at the G-20.
TillersonReassuresUkraine,talkstoughonRussia
Iraqi Troops push to clear last
Mosul ground of IS militants
MANILA, Philippines:
The Philippine president says
he is likely to extend 60 days
of martial law he imposed in
the coun-
try's south
to deal
with a
d e a d l y
siege of a
city by mil-
itants allied
with the
I s l a m i c
State group
because the situation there
remains critical.
President Rodrigo Duterte
said Friday he will only lift
martial rule, which is to expire
in about two weeks, if the mil-
itary and police tell him the
danger posed by the militants
has abated. Duterte has said an
offensive against the militants
is winding down in Marawi
city, which was attacked by
hundreds of gunmen waving
IS-style black flags on May
23. But scores of gunmen are
still holding hostages and con-
tinuing to fight in four areas of
the city.
Philippine President says he's
likely to extend Martial Law
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12. Vivek Sharma
reporter.ncpn@gmail.com
New Delhi . The five-day cinema extrava-
gance, the Jagran Film Festival 2017, ended on
a high note in Delhi today, with a houseful of
people, who made their presence felt at the
venue to share their everlasting passion for
everything- Bollywood.
People from all walks of the city came
together for the candle lighting ceremony to pay
homage to Om Puri at Siri Fort Auditorium. The
ceremony was followed by closing ceremony
and screening of the closing film Mr. Kabaadi
which is the last movie in which Om Puri acted.
People were also enthused with the presence of
leading Hindi movie stars, Vinay Pathak and
Sarika, director Seema Kapoor, and Lalit Behl of
Mukti Bhawani who graced the last day of the
event in a celebratory mood. The last day of the
traveling film caravan saw, even more people
visiting together, to bond over movies during
special screenings and later, engaging in a social
rendezvous of sorts and participating in conver-
sations concerning nothing else except the trend-
setting in the Indian Cinema. Since its inception
in 2009, India’s only Travelling Film Festival
has received a lot of warmth and receptiveness
from its audience.
8th Jagran Film Festival con-
cludes amid huge fanfare in Delhi
SRINAGAR: Three terror-
ists were killed on Monday as
the Army foiled an infiltration
bid along the Line of Control
(LoC) in Naugam sector of
north Kashmir. "Suspicious
movement was noticed along
the LoC in Naugam sector last
night and the terrorists were
tracked till dawn, when they
were challenged by own
troops," an Army official said.
He said in the ensuing gunfight,
three terrorists have been killed
so far as the operation was still
in progress. The official said
combing operations were being
carried out in the forest area to
ensure no terrorist from the
group has managed to sneak in.
Three Terrorists killed as Army
foils infiltration bid along LOC
NEW DELHI: The
Supreme Court on Monday
allowed IITs, NITs and other
engineering colleges to go
ahead with their admission
process on the basis
of JEE merit list and
vacated its stay order
given on Friday.
A three-judge
bench headed by jus-
tice Dipak Misra
upheld IIT decision
to award 18 bonus
points awarded to all
students for wrong
questions in JEE
(advance).
The apex court
had on Friday found faults in
IIT's decision to award 18
bonus marks to students for
wrong and vague questions in
the Joint Entrance Examination
(Advanced) paper and stayed
the ongoing counselling and
admission in IITs, NIITs, IIITs
and all government-funded
engineering colleges.
The bench was examining
IIT's decision to award 18
bonus marks to all the candi-
dates (11 marks for incorrect
questions in Paper II and 7
marks for incorrect questions in
Paper I) irrespective of whether
they attempted the said ques-
tions or not. Attorney general
KK Venugopal, appearing for
IIT, had ruled out re-evaluation
of answer papers saying it was
not possible as 2.5 lakh stu-
dents had taken the examina-
tion.
He said that two wrong
questions were there in only
one out of ten sets of question
papers which was in Hindi
Medium and it was impossible
to find out students who opted
to take entrance examination in
Hindi. He said that there was
only two practical options
available — either to continue
with the bonus marks or to
strike out the wrong questions.
"We do not know who took
test in Hindi. It is very difficult
to find out and that is why it
was decided that bonus marks
be given to all students. Till
date, more than 33,000 have
already taken admission and
whole process would have to be
started afresh if merit list is
revised," Venugopal said.
SC allows IITs to go ahead
with admission process
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dk ojnku lkfcr gqvk gS- ;g ltZjh
;qokvksa vkSj ,fDVo yksxksa ds fy, Hkh
mi;qä lkfcr gqbZ gS- mnkgj.k ds rkSj ij
Jh-oh-vkj-jko tksfd ,d ;qok Nk= gS] og
usdjksfll oLdqyj dh leL;k ls fiNys
ikap lky ls xzLr Fks-
buds fy, jkstejkZ ds dk;Z dj ikuk
vkSj dkj pykuk ueqefdu lk gks x;k Fkk-
bl ckr dk Mj fd ;fn og fgi
fjIyslesaV djokrs gS] rks og viuh
jkstejkZ dh ftanxh tSls d‚yst tkuk o
mldh xfrfof/k;ksa dks djuk ;k mlesa
fgLlk uk ys ikuk muds iSj ltZjh djkus
ls ihNs [khap jgs Fks-
ysfdu yktZ gsM lsjsfed ij lsjsfed
dh fgi fjIyslesaV rduhd us mudks
mudh iqjkuh ftanxh thus dk ekSdk ns
fn;k gS ftlds pyrs og vius d‚yst ds
pquko esa Hkh [kM+s gq,- bl rduhdh ds
dkj.k mu yksxksa dks thou esa u;k ekSdk
feyk gS tks fdlh nq?kZVuk ds dkj.k
viaxrk dk f'kdkj gks x, Fks ;k og yksx
tks 60&70 o"kZ rd dh vk;q rd
vkrs&vkrs ?kqVus dh [kjkch ls xzLr gks
tkrs gS- igys dh ?kqVus dh fjIyslesaV dh
çfØ;k esa dsoy 90 fMxzh rd gh ?kqVuksa
dks eksM+ ikuk laHko Fkk vkSj NksVs LVqy ij
;k bafM;k V‚;ysV dk ç;ksx dj ikuk
valaHko Fkk ysfdu vc uohure rduhdh
us u;k vk;ke LFkkfir fd;k gS- ftl
dkj.k iwjh rjg yphyk iu vkuk laHko
gqvk gS-
TokWbaVl fjIyslesaV ds ek/;e ls djs tksM+ksa dks ;qok
ckfj'k esa cjrsa lko/kkuh ued ds fcuk [kkuk v/kwjk ij
fdruk [kk,a ;s Hkh tkuuk t:jh
1- vkaoys dk lsou otu ?kVkus ds fy, Hkh gksrk gSA vkaoyk
gekjs 'kjhj ds QSV dks cuZ djrk gS] ftlls otu ?kVkus esa
enn feyrh gSA
2- vxj vkidks Hkwyus dh vknr gS rks tukc nsj fdl ckr
dh gS--- rqjar cktkj tk,a vkSj vkaoyk [kjhndj [kk,aA
;knnk'r c<+kus esa vkaoys dk lsou ykHknk;d gSA jkstkuk
vkaoys dk eqjCck [kkus ls fnekx rst gksrk gSA
3- vkaoys dk isLV psgjs ij yxkus ls Ropk laca/kh dbZ
leL;kvksa ls Nqêh fey ldrh gSA vkaoyk [kkus ls ;k psgjs
ij bldk isLV yxkus ls >qfjZ;ka ugha vkrh] Ropk lkQ vkSj
fu[kjh jgrh gSAcuh jgsxhA
4- #[ks vkSj cstku ckyksa ls NqVdkjk ikus ds fy, vkaoyk csgr-
jhu mik; gSA vkaoyk ckyksa ds fy, çk—frd V‚fud gS] tks
ckyksa dk fodkl djus ds lkFk&lkFk mUgsa >M+us ls Hkh jksdrk
gSA
100 chekfj;ksa dh ,d nok gS
vkaoyk] vktek dj nsf[k;s
![12osa fczDl lEesyu dk bl ckj tedj
fojks/k gqvkA dbZ txgksa ij vkxtuh dh Hkh
?kVuk,a gqbZ gSaA çn'kZudkfj;ksa us ujd esa Lokxr
gS dh ifê;ka ysdj çn'kZu dj jgs FksA f'k[kj
lEesyu LFky ds ikl çn'kZudkfj;ksa us ikuh dh
cksryksa Qsadh xbZaA iqfyl ds lkFk mudh >M+isa
Hkh gqbZaA çn'kZudkjh tksEch cudj ¼tksEch o‚d½
'kgj Hkj esa ?kwe jgrs jgsA njvly çn'kZudkjh
vesfjdk }kjk isfjl tyok;q le>kSrs ls [kqn
dks vyx fd, tkus dk fojks/k dj jgs FksA
th&20 lEesyu ds fojks/k esa gtkjksa çn'kZudkjh
gSEcxZ dh lM+dksa ij tqVs gq, FksA fojks/k dks ns[krs gq, dksbZ vugksuh u gks
blds fy, lEesyu LFky dh lqj{kk pkdpkSdl dj nh xbZ gSA lHkh usrkvksa
dks Hkh vyx ls lqj{kk çnku dh xbZ gSA teZuh esa vk;ksftr 12osa th&20 f'k[kj
lEesyu ds nkSjku vkradokn ls eqdkcyk vkSj vkFkfdZ lq/kkj tSls eqíksa ij ckr
rks t:j gqbZ ysfdu dksbZ ldkjkRed ckr ugha fudy ldhA igys fnu
ç/kkuea=h ujsaæ eksnh us lHkh ns'kksa ls vihy djrs gq, vkradokn ds f[kykQ
,dtqV gksus dk vkxzg fd;kA dqN ns'kksa us leFkZu fd;k rks dqN pqi jgsA
lEesyu ds nkSjku eksnh us eqä vkSj [kqyk O;kikj] tyok;q ifjorZu] vkoztu]
lrr fodkl vkSj oSf'od LFkkf;Ro tSls fo"k;ksa ij Hkh ppkZ dhA njvly ;g
lEesyu ml oä vk;ksftr gks jgk gS tc phu&Hkkjr esa lhek fookn dks ysdj
rukruh dk ekgkSy gSA gSEcxZ esa fczDl lEesyu ds nkSjku gykafd ç/kkuea=h
ujsaæ eksnh vkSj phu ds jk"Vªifr 'kh ftufiax vkikl esa feys HkhA ysfdu
eqykdkr esa og ckr ugha fn[kkbZ nhA gkykafd igys dgk tk jgk Fkk fd nksuksa
usrkvksa ds fy, fczDl dk eap ckrphr ds mfpr ugha gSA ysfdu fQj Hkh th&20
lEesyu ds nkSjku nksuksa usrk feysA gkFk feyk;kA ,d&nwljs dh ^rkjhQ* dhA
gkykafd lhek fookn ij dksbZ ckr ugha gqbZA blds rqjar ckn fons'k ea=ky;
ds çoäk xksiky ckxys us V~ohV dj tkudkjh nh fd ^gSEcxZ esa phu dh
estckuh esa gqbZ fczDl usrkvksa dh vukSipkfjd cSBd esa ih,e eksnh vkSj phuh
jk"Vªifr 'kh us O;kid eqíksa ij ckr dhA ;g ckrphr fdlh fn'kk esa igqapsxh]
;g crkuk eqf'dy gksxkA njvly fczDl ds nkSjku nksuksa usrkvksa dk feyuk
egt vkSipkfjdrk gh le>k tk,xk] ugha feyrs rks mldk xyr lans'k Hkh
tk ldrk FkkA ysfdu ekStwnk elyk cgqr gh uktqd fLFkfr esa igqap x;k gSA
bls lqy>kus ds fy, nksuksa ns'kksa ds ,d eap ij vkuk gksxkkA ,slk gksxk] ;g
Hkh mEehn u ds cjkcj gh gSA ekgkSy tax tSls cu x, gSaA ,dkf/kd fooknksa
vkSj [kkldj nksdye ds eqís ij phu vkSj Hkkjr ds chp rukruh dh i`"BHkwfe
esa teZuh esa 'kq: gq, fczDl lEesyu ij LokHkkfod gh nqfu;k Hkj dh utj x<h
gqbZ gSA ;g csgn gh vk'oLr djus okyh ckr gS fd phu vkSj Hkkjr ds chp
py jgs fooknksa ds okctwn fczDl dh cSBd esa nksuksa usrkvksa ds chp lkSgknZiw.kZ
ckr gqbZA bl chp eksnh us phu ds jk"Vªifr 'kh ftufiax dh v/;{krk esa fczDl
ds dke djus dh xfr dh rkjhQ dh vkSj lg;ksx dk oknk fd;kA blds ckn
phu ds jk"Vªifr us dgk fd Hkkjr dh v/;{krk esa 2016 esa gq, xksok lEesyu
ds ckn fczDl us vPNh xfr idM+hA
mUgksaus Hkkjr dh rjDdh dh rkjhQ dhA eksnh us th,lVh dk Hkh ftØ
fd;kA nksuksa ns'kksa ds chp ckrphr dk flyflyk ;wa gh vkxs Hkh pyrk jgs bl
ckr dh njdkj gSA flfDde {ks= esa Hkkjr ,oa phu ds chp xfrjks/k vkSj
fookfnr nf{k.k ,oa iwoZ phu lkxjksa esa chftax dh nkoksa ds chp phu ds jk"Vªifr
'kh fpufiax us fczDl ns'kksa ls vihy dh fd os ^{ks=h; la?k"kksaZ ,oa fooknksa* dk
^jktuhfrd ,oa 'kkafriw.kZ lek/kku* [kkstsaA lEesyu ds nkSjku tc eksnh dks
cksyuk Fkk rks mUgksaus dgk fd dqN ns'k vkradokn dks jktuhfrd ykHk ds fy,
bLrseky dj jgs gSaA ikfdLrku dk uke fy, fcuk mUgksaus dgk fd vkradokn
dk lkFk nsus okyksa ds f[kykQ th&20 ds lHkh ns'kksa dks ,dtqV gksuk pkfg,A
vkrad dks ikyus okyksa dks vyx&Fkyx fd;k tk,A mudh bl ckr dk 'kh
ftufiax us vkradokn ds f[kykQ Hkkjr ds etcwr ladYi dh rkjhQ dh vkSj
leFkZu fd;kA gkykafd ;g lc ikfdLrku dks vHkh ls pqHkus yxk gSA ikfdLrku
drbZ ugha pkgrk fd phu&Hkkjr utnhd vk,aA Hkkjr dh ckr u djsa rks fczDl
lEesyu esa vesfjdh vkSj phu dh dyg lkeus vk xbZA vesfjdk us ,d ckj
fQj phu dks pqukSrh nh gSA vesfjdh ok;qlsuk ds nks yM+kdw foekuksa us fookfnr
nf{k.kh phu lkxj ds Åij mM+ku HkjhA vesfjdh ok;qlsuk us bldh tkudkjh
nh vkSj bl {ks= ij phu ds nkos dks njfdukj djrs gq, bls varjjk"Vªh; {ks=
djkj fn;kA bl ckr dh fryfeykgV lEesyu esa lkQ rkSj ij fn[kkbZ nhA
lEesyu ds igys fnu dbZ ns'kksa ds vkilh vkrafjd elys vkil esa Vdjkrs
jgsA fczDl dk ekStwnk lEesyu ftl edln ds fy, vk;ksftr fd;k x;k]
mlls HkVdrk fn[kkbZ fn;kA
lEikndh;
;g ?kksj vk'p;Z dk fo"k; gS fd
,d jk"Vª ds :i esa vius ftu vusdkusd
nqxqZ.kksa ds dkj.k Hkkjr gtkjksa o"kksaZ dh
xqykeh Hkksxus ds fy, foo'k gqvk] os
nqxqZ.k vkt Hkh lekt esa loZ= O;kIr gSaA
dgha dksbZ psruk fn[kkbZ ugha nsrh fd bu
nqxqZ.kksa dks nwj dj jk"Vª dks l'kä vkSj
leFkZ cuk;k tk,A ns'k ds ukxfjdksa esa
cgqr vYi la[;k esa ,sls yksx gSa] ftuds
vanj bu nqxqZ.kksaa dks lekIr dj jk"Vª dks
l'kä cukus dk ladYi Hkko vkSj
nwjnf'kZrk gSA vc le; vk x;k gS fd
Hkkjr dks leLr çdkj ds ik[kaMksa ls eqä
fd;k tk,A ;g fopkj dk fo"k; gS fd
;fn ,d fnu dh Hkh ijra=rk esa gesa
thuk iM+s vFkok gekjs lkFk fdlh Hkh
çdkj dk nqoZ~;ogkj gks tk,] rks ge csgn
fpafrr gks tkrs gSaA ge csgn laosnu'khy
<ax ls mu dkj.kksa ij fopkj djus yxrs
gSa] ftudh otg ls gekjh xfjek dks Bsl
igqaph gSA ge fcuk foyac ,sls ç;kl 'kq:
dj nsrs gSa ftlls ge vius lEeku vkSj
xfjek dks c<+k ldsaA blds foijhr tc
ckr jk"Vª ds lEeku ds {kj.k dh vkrh
gS] rks gekjs vanj bl çdkj dh
nwjnf'kZrk vkSj fparu'khyrk ;dk;d
foyqIr gks tkrh gSA Ms<+ gtkj o"kkssaZ dh
fons'kh vkØkarkvksa dh d"Vlk/; xqykeh
ds ckn Hkh ns'k ds vanj ;fn ;g cspkSuh
ugha gksxh fd ftu dkj.kksa ls ;g ns'k
eqB~BhHkj fons'kh vkØkarkvksa dk xqyke
cuk jgk] mu nqxqZ.kksa dk lekt ls] jk"Vª
ls lewy mUewyu fcuk foyac djuk gS]
rc rd jk"Vª fuekZ.k ,d fnokLoIu gh
gksxkA M‚- gsMxsokj us dgk Fkk] ^^ ;g
lewpk Hkkjrh; lekt gekjs ifjokj esa
vkrk gSA ns'k&dk;Z dfBu D;ksa yxrk
gS eSa] esjk ifjokj] bl çdkj dk euq";
dks 'kksHkk u nsus okyk vfr ladh.kZ fopkj
gh ns'k esa mRiUu vusdkusd leL;kvksa
dk ewy dkj.k gSA** fuf'pr :i ls vkt
vko';drk bl ckr dh gS fd laiw.kZ
lekt ,dtqV gksA çR;sd Hkkjrh;] nwljs
Hkkjrh; ukxfjd dks viuk ifjtu
le>sA bl çdkj ds ca/kqRo vkSj
HkkoukRed laca/k ds vk/kkj ij gh ,d
laxfBr lekt vkSj l'kä jk"Vª dk
fuekZ.k laHko gks ldrk gSA ;g ckr
ns'k dk çR;sd O;fä tkurk gS fd ftu
nqxqZ.kksa dh otg ls ;g jk"Vª gtkjksa o"kZ
xqyke jgk] os nqxqZ.k gSa &lekt esa O;kIr
HksnHkko] tkfr&}s"k vkSj vkpj.kxr
ik[kaMA ;gh og nqxqZ.k gSa] ftUgksaus Hkkjr
dks dHkh Hkh ,d jk"Vª ds :i vkSj ,d
lekt ds :i esa ,dtqV ugha gksus fn;kA
;g ?kksj vk'p;Z dk fo"k; gS fd brus
dBksj vuqHkoksa vkSj Hk;adj nq"ifj.kkeksa dks
>syus ds ckn Hkh ,d lekt vkSj jk"Vª
ds :i esa gekjs vanj dksbZ ltxrk]
nwjnf'kZrk vkSj ladYic)rk dk Hkko D;ksa
ugha mRiUu gks ik;kA ;|fi dqN yksx
dg ldrs gSa fd bl fn'kk esa ns'k esa
çxfr gqbZ gS vkSj yksx jk"Vª ds fo"k; esa
ltx vkSj ç;Ru'khy gks jgs gSa] ijarq
lR; ;gh gS fd ;g çfØ;k vHkh Hkh cgqr
/kheh gSA ns'k ds vf/kdka'k ukxfjd vHkh
Hkh jk"Vªh; leL;kvksa vkSj lkekftd
dqjhfr;ksa ds çfr vius nkf;Rocks/k ls
vatku gSA ek= tUe ds vk/kkj ij dksbZ
v;ksX; O;fä lqfo/kkvksa dk ykHk mBkrk
jgs] bl çdkj dh nqoZ~;oLFkk dk lekiu
rRdky fd;k tkuk pkfg,A blds fy,
vko';d dkuwuh çko/kku fd, tkus
pkfg,A ;g vko';d gS fd vk/kqfud
Hkkjr voSKkfud tkfr O;oLFkk ls Åij
mBdj ;ksX;rk ij vk/kkfjr ,d
vU;k;eqä O;oLFkk dks viuk,] ftlesa
ns'k dk çR;sd ukxfjd viuh {kerk vkSj
;ksX;rk ds vk/kkj ij çlUurkiwoZd
mRlkg ds lkFk ns'k ds fodkl esa viuk
;ksxnku ns lds] tSlk fd ;wjksi vkSj
vesfjdk ds vf/kdka'k fodflr jk"Vªksa esa
gks jgk gS] ftUgksaus ;ksX;rk vk/kkfjr
O;oLFkk dks viukdj Lo;a dks egk'kfä
vkSj le`) jk"Vª ds :i esa LFkkfir dj
fy;k gSA gekjs çkphu euhf"k;ksa vkSj
jk"Vªoknh fpardksa us le;≤ ij
lekt esa O;kIr ik[kaMksa vkSj dqjhfr;ksa ls
eqfä ds fy, O;kid ,oa l?ku lkekftd
vfHk;ku pyk;k gSA /khjs&/khjs gh lgh]
bu lkekftd vfHk;kuksa vkSj lkeqnkf;d
ç;klksa dk lqifj.kke Hkh ns'k vkSj lekt
dks feyuk 'kq: gks x;k gSA vkt ;g
vko';d gS fd Hkkjr ds çR;sd ?kj esa
ifjokj ds lnL;ksa ds chp çfrfnu jk"Vª
ppkZ gksuh gh pkfg,A jk"Vªh; leL;kvksa
ds çfr çR;sd Hkkjrh; ukxfjd dks
fujarj nkf;Rocks/k gksuk gh pkfg,A
çR;sd ukxfjd ds vanj jk"Vª ds
fy,] jk"Vª dh ,dtqVrk ds fy, dk;Z
djus dk vnE; mRlkg] lkgl vkSj
vfHkyk"kk gksuh pkfg,A tc rd çR;sd
O;fä esa ;g Hkko iSnk ugha gksxk] rc rd
,d l'kä vkSj oSHko'kkyh Hkkjr dk
fuekZ.k laHko ugha gks ldsxkA lekt esa
O;kIr HksnHkko vkSj ik[kaM ds fo#)
vafre ;q) NsM+ nsus dh vko';drk gSA
vc ;g ;q) rHkh lekIr gksuk pkfg,]
tc rd fd Hkkjrh; lekt laiw.kZ :i
ls tkfr vk/kkfjr ik[kaM ,oa HksnHkko ls
eqä u gks tk,A Hkkjr esa lekt lq/kkj
ls tqM+s vusd vkanksyu vkfndky ls gksrs
jgs gSaA egkRek cq) ls ysdj dchj rd
vkSj Lokeh n;kuan ljLorh ls ysdj
Lokeh foosdkuan rd bl çdkj ds
lekt lq/kkj vkanksyu fujarj gksrs jgs gSaA
bu vusd lq/kkj vkanksyuksa dk O;kid
ykHk laHkor% ns'k dks blfy, ugha fey
ldk gS] D;ksafd bu vkanksyuksa dh ç—fr
Hkkjrh; lekt esa fujarj vkSj LFkkbZ ugha
jg ldh gSA ^^lHkh esa ,d gh bZ'oj dk
:i gS vkSj ekuo&ekuo esa Hksn ek=
vKkurk vkSj vnwjnf'kZrk ds dkj.k gSA
bl Hksn dh lÙkk dk tUe ^vkRefoLej.k*
gks tkus ds dkj.k gh gqvk gSA** ;g egku
n'kZu ;fn lexz :i ls Hkkjrh;
lkekftd vkSj /kkfeZd vkpj.k esa
viuk;k x;k gksrk] rks vkt gekjk jk"Vª
thou ds çR;sd {ks= esa vo'; gh fo'o
dks usr`Ro ns jgk gksrkA nqHkkZX;o'k ,slk
ugha gks ldk gSA vkfn 'kadjkpk;Z us ns'k
ds dksus&dkus dk Hkze.k fd;k rFkk ik[kaM
o va/kfo'okl dk [kaMu djrs gq, mUgksaus
ns'k esa pkj ihBksa dh LFkkiuk dhA bUgsa
;g ns'k J`axsjh] }kfjdk] iqjh vkSj cfædk
ds :i esa tkurk gSA bu pkjksa ihBksa dh
LFkkiuk ds mijkar vkfn 'kadj us viuk
'ks"k thou dkaphiqje esa fcrk;k vkSj çk.kh
ek= ds dY;k.k ds fy, mins'k fn,A
vkfn 'kadj ds nsg R;kx ds mijkar mu
ihBksa esa fujarj lar&egkRek vkrs jgs vkSj
vkt Hkh lq'kksfHkr gSa] ijarq lekt lq/kkj
dk dk;Z visf{kr xfr ls ugha gks ldk
gSA orZeku esa 'kadjkpk;ksaZ dh ihBksa ij
tks O;fä vklhu gSa] muls lekt dks ;g
iwNuk pkfg, os lekt esa O;kIr NqvkNwr]
ik[kaM] va/kfo'okl vkSj tkfrokn dks
lekIr djus ds fy, okLro esa D;k dj
jgs gSa vk'p;Ztud :i ls ns'k ds
eafnjksa] eBksa esa Hkxok oL=/kkfj;ksa dh
la[;k c<+rh gh pyh tk jgh gS] ijarq
lekt dh leL;k,a de gksus dk uke
ugha ys jgh gSaA tc rd fganw lekt
vius orZeku tkfrxr HksnHkko ds
voSKkfud ik[kaM dks lekIr ugha djrk
vkSj tkfr çFkk rFkk mi&tkfr çFkk ds
dkj.k tks leL;k,a mRiUu gks jgh gSa]
mudk lek/kku ugha [kkstrk] rc rd
Hkkjrh; lekt bl fo'o dks dqN Hkh nsus
yk;d ugha cu ldsxkA okLro esa fganw
/keZ dk m)kj ,oa fodkl ek= çopuksa ls
ugha gksxk] oju ;g rks ek= vkpj.k dh
'kqfprk vkSj ik[kaM ds lewy mUewyu ls
gh laHko gks ldsxkA gekjs fganw /kekZpkjZ~;kssa
dks vius O;ogkj esa ls ik[kaM vkSj <ksax
dks nwj djuk gh gksxkA ;fn fons'k
;k=kvksa esa [kkuiku rFkk jbZlksa ds ;gka
i/kkjus vkSj Hkkstu djus ds ç'u ij
gekjs /kekZpk;ksaZ dks dksbZ fnDdr ugha
gksrh] rc ns'k ds vanj fdlh J)kyq ds
?kj tkus ij bruk ukVdh; vkSj
deZdkaMh; O;ogkj gekjs /kekZpk;Z vkf[kj
D;ksa djrs gSa blls /keZ ds çfr vke fganw
ukxfjd esa vfo'okl dk Hkko gh iSnk
gksrk gSA vkf[kj Hkkjr esa gh gekjs
/kekZpk;ksaZ dks cSBus okys LFkku dks igys
xaxkty ls /kksus dh vko';drk D;ksa
iM+rh gS D;ksa gekjs /kekZpk;Z fdlh
J)kyq dh vkfFkZd] lkekftd] jktuSfrd
vkSj ç'kklfud gSfl;r ns[kdj gh mlds
?kj tkuk ilan djrs gSaA vkt fo'o esa
bZlkbZ vkSj bLyke /keZ 'kk;n blhfy,
vkxs c<+ ik jgs gSa] D;ksafd buesa tkfr
vk/kkfjr ik[kaM vkSj HksnHkko oSls
vkifÙktud :i esa O;kIr ugha gSA bZlkbZ
/keZ esa fujarj lsok vkSj fo'ks"kdj fu/kZu
{ks=ksa esa fe'kujh vkSj pkSfjVh dk;ksaZ dks
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