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1. cnp bureau
New Delhi: Mysore city in
Karnataka has topped the
Swachh Bharat Rankings
of 476 cities in the country
with three more from the
State figuring in the top 10.
West Bengal does well
with 25 cities/towns from
the State finding a
place
in the
top 100
cities. These rankings are
based on the extent of
open defecation and solid
waste management prac-
tices in these cities. The
city of Mysore leads the
cities with minimal open
defecation and extensive
adoption of solid waste
management practices.
39 cities from the
Southern states are among
the top 100 followed by 27
from the East, 15 from the
West, 12 from the North
and 7 from the North-
Eastern States.
15 of the 27
capital cities
surveyed fig-
u r e d
a m o n g
t h e
t o p
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per-
f o r -
mers
w h i l e
f i v e
w e r e
ranked beyond 300.
Bengaluru leads the list of
capitals at 7th rank while
Patna came at the bottom
at 429.
Among the bottom 100
cities, 74 are from the
North, 21 from the East, 3
from the West and 2 from
the South.
The top 10 ranked cities
being : Mysore,
Thiruchirapalli (Tamil
Nadu), Navi Mumbai,
Kochi (Kerala), Hassan,
Mandya and Bengaluru
from Karnataka,
T h i r u v a n a n t h a p u r a m
(Kerala), Halisahar (West
Bengal) and
Gangtok
(Sikkim)
in that order.
Damoh
(Madhya Pradesh)
came at the bottom
of 476, preceded by
Bhind(MP), Palwal and
Bhiwani, both in Haryana,
Chittaurgarh (Rajasthan),
Bulandshahar (UP),
Neemuch (MP),
Rewari(Haryana), Hindaun
(Rajasthan) and
Sambalpur in Odisha at
467th rank.
All the 476 Class-1 cities
in 31 States and Union
Territories, each with a
population of above one
lakh were surveyed for
assessing total sanitation
practices covering a set of
parameters including the
extent of open defecation,
solid waste management,
septage management,
waste water treatment,
drinking water quality, sur-
face water quality of water
bodies and mortality due to
water born diseases etc.
The survey conducted dur-
ing 2014-15 was commis-
sioned by the Ministry of
Urban Development as
required under the
National Sanitation Policy
of 2008.
Since the Swachh Bharat
Mission is being imple-
mented in urban areas with
focus on construction of
individual household, com-
munity and public toilets to
eradicate open defecation
and ensure door-to-door
collection and disposal of
municipal solid waste, all
the 476 Class-1 cities have
been ranked based on the
data pertaining to these
elements from out of the
date generated in the sur-
vey. This helps in assess-
ing the present situation in
these cities so that they
can undertake necessary
interventions to meet
Swachh Bharat Mission
targets in urban areas.
Over all sanitation rankings
of these cities based on a
total of 100 marks
assigned to different
parameters covering all
aspects would be
announced later. The
Swachh Bharat rankings
are based on a total of 42
marks including 20 for
open defecation indicators
and 22 for solid waste
management indicators.
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After hours of gunbattle
between the forces and
terrorists following an
attack on a BSF convoy,
one terrorist was caught
alive while one was killed
in Udhampur area of
Jammu and Kashmir.
Resident who saw him first
said that the terrorist told
them that nothing would
happen to us. We went
along with him my relative
was also with us later we
caught him. We heard a
voice and ran in the direc-
tion it came from he was
caught in the jungles he
abused us and asked us
not to help the police to
catch him. Rajnath singh
Union Home minister told
media persons please
don't relate this attack with
the Amarnatha Yatra.
Omar Abdullah former J&
K CM said we had gotten
rid of militancy in this area
but it has returned this is
the biggest example of the
failure of the centre.
Arrested terrorist has been
identified as Mohammed
Naved, LeT operative from
Pakistan. He has been
handed over to security
forces.
Two BSF jawans and a
militant were killed and
eight others injured when
militants on Wednesday
attacked a convoy of the
border guarding force on
the Jammu-Srinagar
National Highway in
Udhampur district.
2 AK-47 rifles, Grenade,
and other explosive materi-
al recovered .
Mohammed Naved speaks
a Pakistan dialect, mix of
Urdu and Punjabi
Captured terrorist
Mohammed Naved admits
role in the attack
Mohammed Naved : I am
from Pakistan
Naved is a Pakistan LeT
operative. Name of caught
terrorist is Mohammed
Naved from Pakistan.
Special Forces of Army
along with columns of RR
are conducting post attack
operation on BSF convoy.
DG BSF DK Pathak leaves
for Udhampur, will go to the
operation area and also
review the situation with
senior BSF officials.
3 hostages rescued 1 ter-
rorist has been caught
alive.
Terrorists confession
caught on CAM;
The terrorist has been
identified as Mohammed
Naved,a resident of
Ghulam Muhammad abad
in Faisalabad in Pakistan,
he had come to Udhampur
last night via Tangmarg in
Kashmir. Son of a man
named yusuf Mohammed.
He has three siblings one
works in hosiery one is lec-
turer and the third (his sis-
ter) is studying .
Terror strike feared in Delhi
ahead of Independence
Day:
Security forces in the
Capital are in a state of
high alert following an intel-
ligence input that nine
Pakistani terrorists have
sneaked into Delhi ahead
of the Independence Day
celebrations.
The input, generated in the
wake of the recent attack in
Gurdaspur in which 13
people were killed, was
received and the entire
security apparatus gal-
vanised to deal with the
possible fallout of the ter-
rorists' entry into the
Capital.
Highly placed sources in
the Central Industrial
Security Force (CISF), a
paramilitary force entrust-
ed with securing important
and strategic installations
across the country, told
reporters that the recently
circulated intelligence
inputs pointed out that nine
terrorists from Pakistan
had managed to enter the
national Capital. A cache of
arms, meant to be used in
possible terror attacks, had
reached Delhi almost three
months earlier, the sources
added.
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Vaidehi Taman
They say, “Open door tempts a saint.”
However, the danger is when doors are closed.
It is important for people in highly respected
positions to have no doors so that the five ele-
ments can be their friendly witnesses. It is
essential for the various ‘Godmen’ of India to
return to the Vedic principles of simple and aus-
tere living. As Godmen, God women are
assumed to be highly trusted and revered by
folks, if and when they betray such trust and
stoop to demonic activities, the punishment
should be several times of what mere mortals
get.
The self-styled God woman Radhe Maa has
been booked under the Dowry Prohibition Act
for instigating husband and in-laws of a woman
to demand dowry from her. The 32-year-old vic-
tim alleged that Radhe Maa demanded Rs. 7
lakh cash, golden ornaments and other perks.
The victim also revealed shocking truth about
Radhe Maa. Meanwhile, pictures of Radhe
Maa in mini skirt have gone viral on the internet.
A criminal offence was registered against
seven people, including the woman’s husband,
at the orders of a magistrate court. Moreover,
Radhe Maa was found kissing, and hugging
several of her followers which created contro-
versy as public display of affection is consid-
ered obscene and largely unaccepted in India,
warranting imprisonment up to 3 months or a
fine, or both. Gupta’s complaint says that
Radhe Maa was involved in arranging her wed-
ding in 2012 and had placed a demand for a
huge dowry. When her parents could not meet
the demand, Gupta has alleged, her in-laws
began harassing her. At one point, as a punish-
ment, she was sent to serve at Radhe Maa’s
ashram in Borivali, where, she has alleged, she
was made to do menial tasks. She kicked and
punched if anybody opposed her.
Radhe Maa, known for her lavish lifestyle and
high-profile ‘devotees’, has stirred a fresh con-
troversy after several objectionable pictures of
this self-proclaimed spiritual leader surfaced in
the media. Radhe Maa, who is said to be a big
fan of porn star-turned-actress Sunny Leone,
recently posed as a model in a mini skirt and
asked devotees to pick her up. She is possibly
the most decked-up of all spiritual gurus in the
country and her hoardings are omnipresent in
Mumbai. Film personalities to business men all
are her devotees and she has the capacity to
hypnotize people, she is fond of men and men
are fond of her. She is very famous for blessing
her devotees with a dancing and giving them
warm hugs. Online videos of her satsangs
show her dancing while devotees, hugging
them, and presenting them with gifts. In a
strange ritual, she often gets physically carried
around by her followers.
Recently this controversy went viral when,
Rahul Mahajan, who is famous for his stints in
reality TV, son of late BJP leader Pramod
Mahajan and brother of BJP MP Poonam
Mahajan who tweeted pictures of a lady in a
mini skirt and asked his followers to guess who
she was. Rahul had apparently tweeted pic-
tures of the Radhe Maa. This self-styled god-
woman has been banned from visiting Nashik
during the ongoing Kumbh Mela.
There are several videos of the controversial
godwoman, which has shocked the entire
nation and kick-started a debate on how a
woman like her can be attributed the status of a
saint. Radhe Maa is a spiritual guru from
Dorangala Village in Gurudaspur, Punjab, who
currently resides in Mumbai.
Thecharlatansinspiritualworldhasblottedthe“Faith” With the central government banning some of the porno-
graphic websites, I personally believe that accessing the
blocked stuff on the Internet, is not difficult as many free
proxy and virtual private network (VPN) services make it
available for the eager user. Moreover, forget about inter-
net, nowadays porn clips are circulated through cell
phones. WhatsApp is another maniac, which circulate
any kind of stuff through its servers. In a city like Mumbai,
you visit any railway stations; you will get cheap CD
shops where they openly sell porn, C grade movies and
also the readable literature available. Sex chat calls on
phones and dating websites are also another way of
spreading porn.
Working parents remain out of home for more than 12
hours leaving their children alone. These youngsters find
ways to explore and browse whatever they want. There
are video parlours across the city; reputed newspapers
sell soft porn in the name of agony aunt, confession cor-
ner types of columns. We Indians, knowingly or unknow-
ingly, living with porn and perversion around. Banning
these few websites is not the solution unless people
change their mindsets. India is full of prudes, won’t dis-
cuss such topics openly. Porn is real. It always has been
through the history. It can’t be stopped.
Rapid expansion of computers, cell phones and televi-
sion has not made people tech-savvy overnight. One
must also admit that these gadgets have helped people
in educating them more effective way than mere school
education. Look around and see who doesn’t have a cell
phone. Though we may not like it, the internet content
has played a major role in this, just as the initial TV chan-
nels. So, in Indian context, it is better not to restrict inter-
net usage or bring so called moral control on people. We
human have one tendency that whatever is banned we
take more interest and watch it curiously. So much ‘hue
and cry’ over ban has created ripples and craze in young
generation, now they are more active on internet to find
which all sites are not banned and they are sharing it
among groups.
Porn ban in India… Will it work or not?
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4. National4 ubZ fnYyh] 10 vxLr ls 16 vxLr 2015
“Friendlypublicbreastfeeding”
Binod Kumar Singh
Gurgaon: The idea of
breastfeeding in public
spaces is discomforting for
every breastfeeding moth-
er. While breastfeeding is
a natural and obvious ges-
ture, when done in public
tends to attract undue
attention.
Such mothers tend to
either cover up or move
away from public areas
whenever they need to
breastfeed.
Many mothers also opt for
shorter duration of breast-
feeding or no breastfeed-
ing in public. Resultantly,
the infant is left starving
until they reach home.
On this World
Breastfeeding Week,
Paras Hospitals, Gurgaon,
took the initiative to launch
a live petition campaign to
promote the idea of mak-
ing public spaces breast-
feeding friendly.
The hospital strongly
believes that a child
should be derived of feed
even if the mother is in a
public space. In its dedi-
cated efforts to raise the
awareness about public
space having enclosures
for breastfeeding; the hos-
pital uploaded the petition
campaign on the social
media and online petition
web channels to invite
more masses in support of
the campaign.
Noida: “We are here to look into the facilities available
for film and television training. We are impressed the
way this world-class film and media school is function-
ing. It is hard to believe so many qualifications and
value editions under one single roof” expressed Prof
Emritus Jayantha Kalubowila Director General The
Human Right Organization of Sri Lanka on his visit to
Marwah Studio at Noida Film City.
“We are impressed by the enthusiasm the whole cam-
pus is carrying. It runs from Sandeep Marwah to each
and every student of this organization” added Philip
Mathew Director Foreign Affairs Sri Lanka while talk-
ing to the students in a master class.
“We would like to invite Sandeep Marwah to Colombo
to bring the same kind of energy in our country after
his successful ventures to Nigeria, Senegal and
Bhutan” said WRR Samantha Rajapaksa District –
Director Sri Lanka.
Susmita Shekhar President of My Anchor Foundation
coordinated the delegation. Later Marwah honored
Kalubowila with life membership of International Film
And Television Club of AAFT.
SriLankanDelegationatMarwahStudio
New Delhi: For improving
the crop productivity and
efficiency in the value
chains of horticulture
crops, the Mission for
Integrated Development of
Horticulture (MIDH) has
been assisting the farmers
under various programmes
like production of hybrid
seeds, production of quali-
ty planting material, pro-
motion of integrated nutri-
ent management and inte-
grated pest management,
micro irrigation, protected
cultivation, organic farm-
ing, post harvest manage-
ment etc.
The Vegetable Initiative for
Urban Cluster (VIUC)
under Rashtriya Krishi
Vikas Yojana (RKVY)
which was launched in
2011-12 encouraged
kitchen gardening as well
as organic farming in
urban and peri-urban
areas. Under this scheme,
extensive training pro-
grammes were also
imparted to city dwellers
giving thrust to organic
farming and promotion of
vegetable cultivation.
Encouraging
KitchenGardening
New Delhi: Licensing
Agreement for Transfer of
Technology (LAToT) has
been signed between
Aeronautical Development
Establishment (ADE),
Bengaluru, Defence
Research and Development
Organisation (DRDO)
Laboratory and Larsen
&Tubro (L&T) Ltd., Mumbai
for upgraded digital version
of Lakshya.
This is agreement for non-
exclusive production and
supply to Indian Armed
Forces. However, as per
serial No. 7.2 of LAToT with
L&T, “For enquiries received
from abroad for the product,
L&T shall seek prior approval
of DRDO in writing indicating
the country to which such
export is sought. The grant of
license for export of product
shall be subject to
Government approvals and
there may be additional
licensing fees and royalty
rates applicable and shall be
decided by DRDO on case to
case basis.”
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ls fuiVus ds fy, mls enn nsrk jgrk gSA vc Hkkjr dks vkradh geyks ls
cpus ds lkFk& lkFk ikfdLrku dks fu;af=r djus ds fodYiksa ij vf/kd fopkj
djuk pkfg,A
vkradh ns'k ikfdLrku
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nsgjknwu% dsUæ }kjk mÙkjk[kaM dks feys fo'ks"k jkT; ds ntsZ
dks lekIr fd;s tkus dh vkykspuk djrs gq, jkT; ds
eq[;ea=h gjh'k jkor us dgk fd ns'k ds i;kZoj.k dh j{kk
esa egRoiw.kZ Hkwfedk fuHkkus okys bl ioZrh; jkT; dks dsUæ
ls vf/kd vkfFkZd çksRlkgu feyuk pkfg,A jkor us vkt
;gka QsMjs'ku vkQ ,Eiykbt ;wfu;al dh jk"Vªh;
dk;Zdkfj.kh dh cSBd ds mn~?kkVu l= dks eq[; vfrfFk
ds :i esa lacksf/kr djrs gq, ;s ckr dghA mUgksaus dgk fd
Hkkjr rFkk vU; fodkl'khy ns'k dkcZu mRltZu dh
leL;k ls fuiVus ds fy, fodflr ns'kksa ls vkfFkZd
çksRlkgu dh ekax dj jgs gSaA mUgksaus dgk fd mÙkjk[kaM
vius 60&65 çfr'kr gfjr {ks= ds dkj.k ns'k esa 'kq)
vkDlhtu nsus esa egRoiw.kZ Hkwfedk fuHkk jgk gSA
mUgksaus dgk fd ns'k ds i;kZoj.k dh j{kk esa egRoiw.kZ
Hkwfedk fuHkkus ds fy, mÙkjk[kaM dks mldh leqfpr
Hkkxhnkjh feyuh pkfg,A mUgksaus dgk fd dkcZu mRltZu
ls fuiVus ds fy, Hkkjr dks tks Hkh vkfFkZd lgk;rk feys
mldk de ls de nl çfr'kr rks mÙkjk[kaM dks feyuk
pkfg,A eq[;ea=h us dsUæ dh ujsUæ eksnh ljdkj dk uke
fy;s fcuk dgk fd i;kZoj.k j{kk ds {ks= esa bruh egRoiw.kZ
Hkwfedk fuHkkus okys bl ioZrh; jkT; dk fo'ks"k ntkZ fiNys
fnuksa pqipki okil ys fy;k x;kA jkor us dgk fd bl
dne dks ysdj dksbZ gypy ugha gqbZA dksbZ ppkZ ugha gqbZA
mUgksaus dgk fd ;g jkT; varjjk"Vªh; lhek dk dke djrk
gSA lkFk gh ;g cM+h ufn;ksa dk mn~xe LFky gSA bl
fiNM+s jkT; çksRlkgu nsus ds ctk; bldk fo'ks"k ntkZ
Nhu fy;k x;kA
jkor us dgk fd mÙkjk[kaM ,d NksVk ,oa u;k jkT; gSA
blesa O;oLFkk,¡ ,oa laLFkk,¡ /khes /khes fodflr gks jgh gSaA
mUgksaus dgk fd vkt gj dksbZ i;kZoj.k laj{k.k] ty
çca/ku vkfn ds {ks= esa jkT; ls ;g rks dgrk gS fd ;g
er djks ;k og er djksA mUgksaus dgk fd gekjs jkT; esa
pkjksa /kke vkSj cgqr lkjs rhFkZ LFky gSaA ns'k dh vf/kdrj
ufn;ka ;gka ls fudyrh gSaA gels dgk tkrk gS fd gesa
ikuh dk de ç;ksx djuk pkfg,A mUgksaus dgk fd ysfdu
dksbZ ;g ugha crkrk fd gesa buds fy, D;k djuk pkfg,A
jkor us eksnh ljdkj ds ^esd bu bafM;k* vfHk;ku dh
igy dks vkM+s gkFk ysrs gq, dgk fd phtksa ij esd bu
bafM;k dk BIik yxkus ls dqN gkfly ugha gksxkA blds
fy, gesa O;kid Lrj ij igy djuh gksxhA mUgksaus dgk
fd ;wuku esa vk;s ladV us phu ij FkksM+k vadq'k yxk;k
gSA ugha rks og cgqr vkxs fudy tkrkA mUgksaus dgk fd
gesa bldk ykHk ysrs gq, viuh mRiknu xfrfof/k;ksa dks
vkxs c<+kuk pkfg,A mUgksaus dgk fd ;fn ge ugha psrs rks
gj pht ij esd bu bafM;k dh txg esd bu pkbuk
utj vkus yxsxkA mUgksaus dgk fd gesa bl ckr ij
xaHkhjrk ls fopkj djuk pkfg, fd lHkh dh Hkkxhnkjh okyk
yksdra= fdl fn'kk dh vksj vkxs c<+ jgk gSA mUgksaus dgk
fd gekjs ;gka cgq nyh; yksdra= gSA ysfdu blesa jktuh-
frd lÙkk ds cnyko ds lkFk ;fn fodkl dk ,tsaMk cny
nsa rks eqf'dy gksxhA mUgksaus dgk fd iwoZorhZ ljdkjksa us
fodkl ds tks dk;Z fd, gSa] mUgsa vkxs c<+kus dh
vko';drk gSA
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ujsUæ eksnh ljdkj us fcgkj esa dkuwu O;oLFkk dh fLFkfr
cn ls cnrj gksus dk vkjksi yxkrs gq, ogka jk"Vªifr
'kklu dh ekax djus okys ikVhZ lkalnksa dks çns'k dh
lqj{kk fLFkfr dh leh{kk djus dk vk'oklu fn;kA
yksdlHkk esa jk"Vªh; turk ny ds lnL; iIiw ;kno vkSj
Hkktik ds dhfrZ vktkn rFkk Hkksyk flag }kjk 'kwU;dky
ds nkSjku ;g eqík mBk, tkus ij lalnh; ekeyksa ds jkT;
ea=h jktho çrki :Mh us bu lnL;ksa dh fparkvksa ls
lgefr trk;hA
:Mh us xq#okj dks iVuk esa ,d Hkktik usrk dh ljsvke
xksyh ekj dj gR;k fd, tkus dks nnZukd crk;k vkSj
dgk fd ogka fnYyh ds fuHkZ;k dkaM ls Hkh vf/kd ccZj
rjhds ls ,d lkr lky dh cPph ls cykRdkj dh ?kVuk
gqbZ gSA mUgksaus lnL;ksa dks vk'oklu fn;k fd fcgkj dh
fof/k O;oLFkk dh leh{kk ds fy, og x`g ea=h ls ckr
djsaxs vkSj t:jr gqbZ rks çns'k ds ikVhZ lkalnksa dks lkFk
ysdj ;g leh{kk cSBd dh tk,xhA
fcgkj esa gkykr dk tk;tk ysus ds fy, lkalnksa dk ,d
f'k"VeaMy Hksts tkus dh lnL;ksa dh ekax ij mUgksaus dgk
fd leh{kk cSBd esa bl çLrko ij fopkj fd;k tk,xkA
blls igys iIiw ;kno us ;g ekeyk mBkrs gq, dgk fd
fcgkj esa yksdra= [krjs esa gS tgka fiNys fnuksa ioZÙkk xkao
esa egknfyrksa ds ifjokjksa dks ywVk x;kA 80 efgykvksa dks
ykfB;ksa ls ihVus ds lkFk gh mUgsa gol dk f'kdkj cuk;k
x;kA mUgksaus dgk fd u dsoy efgykvksa cfYd NksVh
cfPp;ksa ls ysdj 60 lky dh cqtqxZ efgykvksa ls
cykRdkj fd;k x;kA
iIiw ;kno us vkjksi yxk;k fd jktn vkSj fcgkj esa
lÙkk#<+ turk ny ;w ds chp rkyesy gksus ds ckn ls
dkuwu O;oLFkk dh fLFkfr vkSj vf/kd [kjkc gks x;h gSA
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fo/kk;dksa] lkalnksa dks fu'kkuk cuk;k tk jgk gSA
mUgksaus ;g Hkh vkjksi yxk;k fd fcgkj esa ,d eghus esa
cykRdkj dh 70 ?kVuk,a vkSj lkewfgd cykRdkj dh lkr
?kVuk,a gks jgh gSaA mUgksaus ioZÙkk ?kVuk dh lhchvkbZ tkap
vkSj fcgkj esa jk"Vªifr 'kklu yxk, tkus dh ekax dhA
iIiw ;kno us ;g Hkh dgk fd mudh lqj{kk Nhu yh x;h
gS vkSj mUgsa tku ls ejokus dh lkft'k gks jgh gSA
Hkktik ds dhfrZ vktkn us dgk fd tc iIiw ;kno tSls
lkaln dks tku ls ekjus dh /kedh feyh gS rks okLro
esa fcgkj esa yksdra= [krjs esa gSA mUgksaus fcgkj esa
vijkf/k;ksa ds gkSlys cqyan gksus dh ckr djrs gq, dgk
fd xq#okj dks iVuk esa ,d Hkktik usrk dh ljsvke gR;k
dj nh x;h vkSj ,d eghuk igys gh fefFkykapy ds
lerkSy Fkkuk çHkkjh dks ekSr ds ?kkV mrkj fn;k x;kA
mUgksaus dgk fd eq[;ea=h ds vkns'k ij xkao xkao esa 'kjkc
dh nqdkusa [kqy x;h gSaA yksx voS/k 'kjkc ihdj ej jgs
gSa vkSj çkFkfedh rd ntZ ugha gks jgh gSA
fcgkj esa jk"Vªifr 'kklu yxkus dh ekax] dsaæ djsxk leh{kk
y[kuÅ% mÙkj çns'k ds eq[;ea=h vf[kys'k
;kno us Hkkjrh; turk ikVhZ ij vaxzstksa dh
^QwV Mkyks vkSj jkt djks* dh uhfr viukus
dk vkjksi yxkrs gq, turk ls ,slh
^foHkktudkjh 'kfä;ksa* ls gksf'k;kj jgus dks
dgkA eq[;ea=h us fn;s x;s lk{kkRdkj esa
dgk ^^Hkktik lekt dks ckaV jgh gSA mlus
ns'k dh xaxk&tequh rgthc dks feVkus ds
fy;s yo ftgkn vkSj xqykch Økafr tSls eqís
mBk;sA og vaxzstksa dh QwV Mkyks vkSj jkt
djks dh uhfr ij py jgh gSA ;g le; dh
ekax gS fd turk ,slh foHkktudkjh 'kfä;ksa
ls lrdZ jgsA**
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'kq: fd;k x;k FkkA ckn esa vaxzstksa us yksxksa
dks ckaVus ds fy;s mlh Hkkouk dk bLrseky
fd;k vkSj fQj ns'k ij jkt fd;k--- ;gh
pht bl le; Hkh gks jgh gSA gkykafd
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vkSj dqN Hkh ugha gSA eq[;ea=h us dgk
^^Hkktik us yksxksa ds fy;s dqN ugha fd;k
vkSj vc os cseryc ds eqís mBk jgs gSaA eSa
mUgsa pqukSrh nsrk gwa fd os fodkl ds ckjs esa
ckr djsaA esjh ljdkj us fodkl dk ,tsaMk
ykxw fd;k gS vkSj vxj ;g tkjh jgk rks
mÙkj çns'k tYn gh ns'k esa lcls vkxs
gksxkA**
fofHkUu eapksa ls dsUæ ij mÙkj çns'k ds lkFk
^lkSrsyk crkZo* djus dk vkjksi yxk pqds
eq[;ea=h us dsUæ ljdkj vkSj çns'k ljdkj
ds fj'rksa ds ckjs esa iwNs tkus ij dgk fd
lkjh phtsa blh ckr ls lkQ gks tkrh gSa fd
jkT; ljdkj us bl lky ebZ esa csekSle
ckfj'k vkSj vksyko`f"V ls Qlyksa dks gq,
uqdlku dh {kfriwfrZ ds fy;s lkr gtkj
djksM+ ji;s ekaxs Fks] ftuesa ls dsUæ ljdkj
flQZ 2800 djksM+ #i;s nsus dks jkth gqbZ]
exj og /ku Hkh vkt rd ugha feykA
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vius lalk/kuksa ls 3500 djksM+ #i;s ckaV
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Lusgy iapksyh
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vkuanhcsu iVsy us vk.kn ftys esa
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vgenkcknA xqtjkr ljdkj us dgk fd
jkT; esa LFkkuh; fudk;ksa ds pquko esa
oksV ugha Mkyus okyksa dks tqekZuk yxk;k
tk,xkA jkT; ljdkj us dgk gS fd
fcuk dkj.k ernku ls xk;c jgs iath—
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dokfM;k us dhA bu pqukoksa ds fy, xqtjkr ljdkj dh vksj ls ernku
vfuok;Z fd, tkus ds ckn ea=h us ?kks"k.kk dh gSA
dkokfM;k us dgk fd fu;e ds lkFk gh lkFk xqtjkr LFkkuh; çf/k—r dkuwu
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fudk; pqukoksa ds fy, ykxw gksxkA
xqtjkr esa oksV ugha fn;k rks lkS #i;s tqekZuk
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9. Tourism/ National9 ubZ fnYyh] 10 vxLr ls 16 vxLr 2015
New Delhi: More than 25 young and senior artists join togeth-
er to present a powerful group-painting exhibition at All India
Fine Arts Cultural Society hall at New Delhi.
“The appropriate tittle SPARSHA for exhibition has enhanced
the show. Sparsha means- a touch. It is the series of touches-
canvas with colors, colors with brush, brush with hand and
hand with heart and mind which leads to expression of feelings
and thinking on canvas” said Sandeep Marwah President
Marwah Studio while inaugurating the exhibition.
A collection of Drawings, Paintings, Graphics, Ceramics and
new media by Alok K.V., Anil Kanive, Anjali Manakkad, Anjana
Pradeep, Chidananda Y.N., Chitranjan Gupta, Deba Mitra
Chakrabarty, Jai Prskash S.B., K.G. Lingadevru, Krishna
Rajendra Kumar, Lokesha R., Mallikarjun C Bagodi and Mukta
Guta were displayed.
Nikhil Ranjan Pal, Nikhila A, Parineeta Bujor Baruah, Raghu
Neware, Rakhshita, Shubha A Hebbar, Studio 6, Sumit Kumar
Thakur, Tulasi Prasad, V.B. Biradar, Vinodprabha R Siddaiah
and Virendra Kumar also presented their works.
Pramjeet Singh Eminent Artist Secretary AIFACS and Sunit
Chopra renowned Art Critic also spoke on the occasion.
Sandeep Marwah invited all the artists to repeat the exhibition
at Noida Film City. The exhibition curated by Virendra Kumar.
The exhibition will remain open till 11th August 2015.
SandeepMarwahInauguratedPaintingExhibitionSPARSHA CaribbeanHotel&TourismAssociationrevealsagendaforExchangeForum
The Caribbean Hotel &
Tourism Association has
tapped leading tourism indus-
try professionals to engage
members during the general
sessions of the association’s
Caribbean Hospitality
Industry Exchange Forum.
CHTA members will learn
valuable business practices
which can be implemented to
generate revenue, reduce
costs and become more effi-
cient.
CHIEF, scheduled for
October 2nd-4th, at El
Conquistador Resort, A
Waldorf Astoria Resort, in
Puerto Rico, will bring togeth-
er global experts with region-
al expertise to share insight
with Caribbean hoteliers and
other tourism and hospitality
providers.
“We are bringing together the
best tourism professionals as
CHIEF panellists and moder-
ators so all of our members
can exchange ideas that lead
to a more successful and
profitable business model,”
said Emil Lee, president of
CHTA.
“Members who participate in
CHIEF will return home with
the tools and contacts to help
them implement strategies in
their businesses right away.”
The general session ‘Peering
Into The Future:
Turning Knowledge Into
Dollars’ provides insight into
global and regional economic
performance, industry and
travel trends, and other fac-
tors that must be considered
when making sound business
decisions such as currency
fluctuation, taxes, fuel prices
and technological changes.
Leading that session will be
John Fareed, principal, John
Fareed Hospitality
Consulting; Gary Brough,
managing director, KPMG
Turks & Caicos and head of
Caribbean Leisure Tourism
Unit; Greg Oates, senior edi-
tor, Skift; and Nicola Madden-
Greg, president, Jamaica
Hotel & Tourist Association.
Travel + Leisure’s editor
Nathan Lump, CHIEF’s
keynote speaker, will define
the future of the hospitality
and travel sector from the
consumer’s perspective, par-
ticularly as it relates to leisure
travellers to the Caribbean.
CHIEF offers three days of
value-packed and engaging
exchange sessions focused
on helping businesses to
generate revenue, reduce
costs and become more effi-
cient.
The event incorporates a
variety of educational tracks
so attendees can walk away
with practical business tips.
Peer-to-peer opportunities
will be provided to allow hote-
liers to learn from one-anoth-
er’s best practices and their
success in tackling opera-
tional and marketing chal-
lenges.
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Visits to England’s attrac-
tions increased by four per
cent in 2014, consolidating
the sector’s return to growth
following 2013’s positive fig-
ures, according to
VisitEngland’s Annual
Attractions Survey.
The figures continue the
growth of visitor numbers to
England’s tourist attractions
in 2013, demonstrating the
important contribution
attractions make to the
tourism industry and the
English economy, which is
worth £106 billion in total.
The benefits were felt
across the country; with
regions across England
seeing an increase in visitor
numbers.
The East of England saw
the biggest rise - up ten per
cent year on year - but the
North West (up six per cent),
North East (up seven per
cent), West Midlands (up
five per cent) and the South
East (up six per cent) all
experienced above average
growth (up four per cent),
indicating the important role
attractions have in enticing
people outside of London, to
explore the country and
experience what England
has to offer.
English attractions see visitor numbers continue to grow
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ISISThe dreaded Islamist group – the
Islamic State of Iraq and Syria or ISIS –
has reportedly put to death 19 young
women for refusing to have sex with its
fighters, the Daily Mail reported. The web-
site quoted a Kurdish Democratic Party
spokesperson as saying that the girls
were executed for refusing to “participate
in the practice of sexual jihad”.
The 19 women had been abducted and
held hostage by the ISIS in its stronghold
of Mosul, Iraq, which the terrorist group
had seized in June 2014.
The news report mentions a UN official as
saying that young girls and women,
belonging either to the Yazidi or the
Christian community, are captured by the
ISIS wherever they raid. The ISIS views
the Yazidis and the Christians as heretics.
It is not known, however, if the 19 victims
belonged to either community.
A disturbing ISIS document, which the UN
official verified for the news agency,
directs its members to sell the Yazidi or
Christian girls and women they have cap-
tured, with one to nine-year-old girls fetch-
ing the highest sum.
The UN official said that the ISIS traded
women as “barrels of petrol”, each having
a price according to her physical attrib-
utes. Sometimes, the official added, one
woman is even sold off to six different
men. At the ISIS slave market, the
abductees are stripped naked and sold off
to the highest bidder. Also, the report says
that the ISIS fighters get to choose first,
followed by “wealthy Middle-Easterners”.
Sometimes, those girls who are fortunate
enough, are sold back to their families for
a huge ransom.
ISISexecutes19girlsforrefusingtohavesexwithitsfighters The death toll from severe flooding across Myanmar has
risen to 88, officials said today, as rising waters swal-
lowed more homes in low-lying regions in some of the
poorest parts of the country.
More than 330,000 people have been affected by torren-
tial monsoon rains that triggered flash floods and land-
slides, cutting off communications as the deluge
engulfed roads and destroyed bridges.
Residents have raced to bolster sand-bag defences
along the Irrawaddy river in the southwest as floodwa-
ters swell the mighty waterway, swamping dozens of vil-
lages as the waters drain from further north.
“Nothing like this has happened before, but I am not the
only one suffering,” said Soe Min Paing, a fisherman
from Kyauk Taing village in Nyaung Don township,
whose home has been inundated.
The death toll has risen to 88 from 74 on Thursday,
according to Phyu Lei Lei Tun of the social welfare min-
istry, although this could climb again as relief teams
reach isolated areas, some of which remain cut off more
than a week after the disaster struck.
MyanmarFloodDeathTollClimbsto88
Amid growing dissent within
Taliban ranks over succes-
sion following Mullah
Omar’s death, an influential
Pakistani cleric known as
the “Father of the Taliban”
has endorsed the nomina-
tion of Mullah Akhtar
Mansour as the group’s
supremo.
Pakistani and Afghan Ulema
(religious scholars) associ-
ated with Darul Uloom
Haqqania in Akora Khattak,
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, have
sworn allegiance to Mullah
Mansour whose election
has ostensibly fragmented
the Afghan Taliban, the
Express Tribune reported.
The allegiance pledge was
made at a function presided
over by Maulana Sami-ul
Haq, known as the ‘Father
of the Taliban’ and the chief
of his eponymous faction of
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam, at
the Islamic seminary Darul
Uloom Haqqania at the start
of the academic year.
The late Taliban supreme
leader Mullah Omar is said
to have graduated from the
religious seminary along
with several top cadres of
the Afghan Taliban.
Participants at the function
also said a prayer for Mullah
Omar, whose death was offi-
cially confirmed by the
Taliban and Afghan govern-
ment late last month. Haq,
who is also the chancellor of
Darul Uloom Haqqania,
pledged allegiance to
Mullah Mansour in a brief
address. In their speeches,
Haq and another cleric
Maulana Anwarul Haq
called upon Afghan ulema
and people to forge unity in
their ranks and submit to the
leadership of Mullah
Mansour.
‘FatherofTaliban’backsMullahMansourasgroup’schief
A gang armed with
machetes hacked a secu-
lar blogger to death at his
home in Dhaka in the
fourth such murder in
Bangladesh since the start
of the year, an activist
group and police said.
Niloy Neel was murdered
after the gang broke into
his apartment in the capi-
tal’s Goran neighbour-
hood, according to the
Bangladesh Blogger and
Activist Network which
was alerted to the attack
by a witness.
“They entered his room in
the fifth floor and shoved
his friend aside and then
hacked him (Neel) to
death.
Fourth secular blogger
murdered in Bangladesh
Afghan Taliban leader
Mullah Omar did not die in
Pakistan nor was he buried
in this country, Defence
Minister Khawaja
Muhammad Asif said.
Addressing the National
Assembly, the minister also
said that the Taliban leader
was never in Quetta or
Karachi and was not treated
at any Karachi hospital.The
News quoted Asif as saying
that statements made by
Mullah Omar’s family
proved that he died in
Afghanistan and was also
buried there.
In July, Afghanistan
announced that Mullah
Omar, the reclusive leader
of the Taliban movement,
died more than two years
ago in the Pakistani port city
Karachi.
“The government … based
on credible information con-
firms that Mullah
Mohammad Omar, leader
of the Taliban, died in April
2013 in Pakistan,” the
Afghan presidential palace
had said.
Asif said that Pakistan did
not want to be involved in
any controversy pertaining
to the Taliban leadership.
He said Pakistan wanted
peace in the region and was
playing its role as a facilita-
tor in negotiations between
the Taliban and Kabul.
Mullah Omar didn’t die in Pakistan:
Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad
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"The routine Saturday meeting at the Ministry of Home Affairs
(MHA), where all the arms of Indian intelligence are present to
share intelligence inputs with one another, had thrown up this
input. It has since been circulated to all of us with the direction
to maintain top-notch vigil and remain at the highest level of
preparedness to avert any terror attack. So we have beefed up
security at all the establishments that are under our watch," the
CISF sources said.
Meanwhile, a high-ranking intelligence official refused to either
corroborate or deny the reports. But he told that with August 15
approaching, the security forces were taking all threat inputs at
face value and the intelligence establishment was taking no
chances in maintaining vigil and security in the run-up to the
Independence Day celebrations.
"Whenever we receive such inputs, we always put these
through our system of verification by way of which we decide
the preciseness of information and the immediacy of the
threat. We always cross-check how specific such inputs are.
However, on occasions of national importance like August 15
and January 26, we do not take any chances. So we take all
such inputs at face value and circulate these among all arms
of the security apparatus," the intelligence officer explained.
As per the input, nine suspected terrorists have already
entered Delhi and their cache of explosives, including RDX
and detonators, which is used in manufacturing improvised
explosive devices (IEDs), has already made its way into the
Capital. "The input was brought to our attention at the home
affairs ministry's meeting nearly two weeks back," CISF
sources said .
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said, Arrested terrorist
claims he is from Pakistan. BSF, CISF, and Jammu and
Kashmir police paid a key role in the operation, 2 AK - 47,and
Grenades recovered from the terrorists.
AnotherAjmal Kasab caught....... Pramesh Jain
Hectic lobbying has begun for tickets by aspirants from
all major political parties for contesting the Bruhat
Bangalore Mahangara Palike (BBMP) elections.
All three parties get down to business .
Who will make it who will be left out ?
Congress leader Anjaneya said the candidates should be
able to win the elections and have no criminal records
against them. They should also be committed to the
party. We will consult the local leaders and collect their
opinions later the party high command and chief minister
will take a decision.
H D Kumarswamy to held a meeting and said we have a
few guidelines our candidates have to behave in publicly
acceptable manner. We will hold a big rally at
Basavangudi national college on Thursday evening. We
will release the list of candidates and they have to prom-
ise the public about their conduct.
Parties chalked out poll Agenda:
BJP and JD(S), releases their first list BJP released 100
names of candidates in which 52 women candidates
have been given seat this time ,and JD(S) released 120
members list.
Congress plans to chargesheet BJP
G Parameshwar President of KPCC said we held a
meeting with the Bengaluru in-charge minister
Ramalinga Reddy, K J George, Dinesh Gundu
Rao,Roshan Baig,and Krishna Byregowda, all of them
will chargesheet the BJP In two days time it will have
information on the budget and fund misuse by the earli-
er Government .
Aspirants in All Parties Begin Hectic Lobbying
New Delhi: The
Jawaharlal Nehru
University (JNU) has
signed a MoU with the
National Institute of
Disaster Management
(NIDM) for establishing a
Centre for Excellence in
Disaster Research and
Resilience Building at the
varsity. The memorandum
of understanding was
signed between Santosh
Kumar, NIDM Executive
Director, and S.K. Sopory,
JNU vice- chancellor, in
the presence of the Union
Minister of State for Home
Affairs, Kiren Rijiju.
According to the MoU, the
NIDM will provide financial
assistance of Rs.4.14
crore to JNU over a three-
year period to start M.Phil
and Ph.D programmes in
disaster management — a
first in the country.
“The objective is to initiate
research, teaching, capac-
ity and manpower devel-
opment within a trans-dis-
ciplinary framework, which
brings science to commu-
nities in a manner that it is
made usable and under-
standable to communities
in fragile ecosystems,” the
statement said.
JNU to open disaster
management centre
New Delhi: The board of governors (BoG) of Punjab
Technical University revoked the dismissal of controversial
former dean NP Singh whose services were terminated in
July 2013 for favouring an advertising firm and approving a
non-existent university centre in Nepal.The issue of revoking
the dismissal was put before the BoG meeting by registrar
Amanpreet Singh in Chandigarh as per provisions of the
PTU Act. Though the BoG has revoked Singh's dismissal,
his suspension will continue till further orders. All allegations
against him will be probed afresh, a BoG member said.
Though no official communication about the meeting was
issued by PTU, it has been learnt that the BoG revoked the
dismissal on the grounds that the "vice-chancellor does not
have power to dismiss an official without consulting it"
(BoG), the apex decision-making body of the university.
PTUrevokesdismissalofcontroversialdeanSumit Agarwal
Kolkata: IBS, a top ranked
Business School in India,
launched IBSAT 2015 Kit for
Admission into MBA/PGPM
Program 2016-2018.
Dr. Ajay Pathak, the Director of
IBS Kolkata, formally inaugu-
rated the event. He was joined
by the IBS students from the
ongoing batch, eminent faculty
members, prospective stu-
dents, IBS marketing person-
nel, alumni and guests from
other renowned institutions.
In his address, Dr. Pathak nar-
rated the USPs of IBS. “The
MBA/PGPM Program is
unique with 100% case-based
learning, state-of-the-art infra-
structure, emphasis on acquir-
ing practical skills, establishing
strong industry interface result-
ing in getting excellent final
placements for all MBA/PGPM
graduates.” He further shared
his insights about the admis-
sion modalities of IBSAT 2015
in detail.
Dr. Ajay Pathak, along with Mr.
Nirupam Chaudhuri, NASS-
COM, Regional Head, East
(Alumni of IBS Kolkata, Batch
of 2002) and other eminent
faculty members of IBS
Kolkata released the IBSAT
2015 kit, which contained
detailed general and admis-
sions related information about
all IBS campuses.
IBSAT 2015, a computer
based test, is being conducted
at 100 Test Centers across
India from 15th to 30th Dec’15.
The test gives the applicants a
single window opportunity to
apply to all the 9 IBS campus-
es – IBS Hyderabad, Mumbai,
Pune, Kolkata, Bangalore,
Gurgaon, Ahmedabad, Jaipur
and Dehradun.
Applicants interested in apply-
ing to IBS can visit any of the
nearest branch offices of
Kolkata for assistance. For fur-
ther queries they can also visit
the website www.ibsindia.org
or SMS <IBSAT2015> to
56363 or Call Toll Free 1800-
425-556677:
The details of the branch
offices are mentioned below:
1. Ballygunge Phari Office:
20/1 Asutosh Choudhury
Avenue, 2nd Floor, Bally Gung
Phari, (Besides Bally Gung
Phari Dhaba) Kolkata 19.
2. Salt Lake Office: WDC
Building, IBS Kolkata Campus,
Plot J3, Block – GP, 2nd Floor,
Sector V, Saltlake, Kolkata 91.
3. Tollygunge Office: 111,
Regent Place, Ground Floor,
Ranikuthi, (Near Ranikuthi
Water Tank) Kolkata 40.
IBS announces launch of IBSAT 2015 Kit for
Admission into MBA/PGPM Program 2016-18
New Delhi: Delhi became
greener by 2,000 more
trees when a few hundred
students from five city
schools planted saplings at
Astha Kunj near Nehru
Place. The campaign,
which will cover select
spots in the city in the com-
ing days, aims at planting 1
lakh saplings at Tilpath
Valley by August 30.
Officials from the horticul-
ture department of DDA,
who were present at the
venue, said that tree
species like bottle palms,
pistal palm, pilkhon, fistula
palms etc were selected
keeping their habitat in
mind.
TOI's initiative, with Hero
Mo toCorp and Delhi
Development Authority
(DDA), was launched on
Tuesday by lieutenant gov-
ernor Najeeb Jung at S
Sanjay Lake in east Delhi
with the planting of 2,200
saplings.
The 154-acre ground
between Bahai House of
Worship and ISKCON
Temple was renovated and
reopened as Astha Kunj in
1998 by then Prime
Minister Atal Bihari
Vajpayee. Officials said
most of the trees planted
enrich the soil and allow
vegetation to grow around
them. "We usually avoid
trees that require more
water," said a DDA official.
Students enrolled with
Times NIE had reached
the ground around 9am
and were enthusiastic
about the drive. Schools
that joined the drive were
DPS RK Puram; Amity
International School,
Saket; Indian School,
Sadiq Nagar; Bloom
Public, Vasant Kunj; and
Ryan International School,
Vasant Kunj.
Translator app introduces by Microsoft
Country & Politics
12. Business/ National12 ubZ fnYyh] 10 vxLr ls 16 vxLr 2015
cnp bureau
New Delhi: ASUS
Chairman Jonney Shih
today announced the pric-
ing and availability of
ZenFone 2 Deluxe,
ZenFone 2 Laser,
ZenFone Selfie, ASUS
ZenPad 7.0 and ASUS
ZenPad 8.0 for users in
India, at an exclusive
ZenFestival event held at
the Jawaharlal Nehru
Stadium in New Delhi,
India. The event opened
with an exhilarating per-
formance featuring flying
drummers, after which Mr.
Shih took the stage along
with ASUS Design Center
Director, Jen Chuang, to
make the announcements.
“We are very excited to
bring our latest ZenFone
models and all-new
ZenPad Series to the
Indian market,” said Mr.
Shih. “These brand-new
innovations are each an
empowering luxury that
strikes the perfect balance
of beauty, functionality and
performance, and offers
Indian consumers a premi-
um user experience
tailored to their individual
mobile needs.”
LatestZenFoneandZenPadModelsatZenFestivalinNewDelhi
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: The
Indian leather indus-
try must utilise its
full potential to bring
the cost of produc-
tion of the leather
items to beat the global competitors. The cost of
production can only be reduced through cutting down
expenditure on power utilised in the manufacturing,
as pointed out by the Hon’ble Union Minister of Finance,
Shri Arun Jaitley, while inaugurating the 5th Delhi edition
of India International Leather Fair and first India
International Footwear Fair at Hall 18 in Pragati Maidan.
He took round of the twin expos and evinced keen inter-
est in a wide range of leather products & accessories,
synthetic material, leatherette, chemicals, footwear and
footwear components.
Present on the occasion were Smt. Rita Teaotia,
Commerce Secretary, Government of India, Shri Ajay
Bhalla, Chairman and Managing Director, India Trade
Promotion Organisation (ITPO).
India International Footwear Fair
Aggressive Online with Cloud 4G Star
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Intex Technologies, the sec-
ond largest smartphone maker of Indian
origin, with a market share of 10.5%,
stepped up its ante in the online space by
launching its sleek, 4G-enabled, large 5-
inch IPS HD display smartphone - Cloud
4G Star, exclusively at India’s largest
online marketplace- Flipkart. Priced at Rs
7,299, the feature packed 4G smartphone
is positioned as the best package under
Rs 10,000 in the online space.
Intex’s new online launch is a Multilingual
device that runs on MediaTek Quad core
processor coupled with 2GB RAM and 16
GB internal memory for a seamless expe-
rience on a HD screen.
It is protected by scratch resistant Dragon
Trail glass, and boosted with Slow Motion
video support.
Commenting on the launch, Sanjay
Kumar Kalirona, Mobile Business Head,
Intex Technologies said, “The Online
space is increasingly becoming a pre-
ferred destination for consumers to shop,
especially electronic products like
mobiles. We are happy to launch this fea-
ture laden 4G phone with a robust build
quality on India’s largest e-commerce por-
tal Flipkart and are confident that this
exclusive association will offer consumers
the best-in-class 4G enabled smartphone
in the online space.”
i n f r a -
projectsGovernment has
invested Rs. 4.85 lakh
crore in big infrastructure
projects, costing over Rs.
150 crore, as of June 1 in
the current fiscal.
In 2014-15, the total
investment in such proj-
ects was to the tune of
Rs. 5.44 lakh crore; Rs.
5.02 lakh crore in 2013-
14 and Rs. 4.48 lakh
crore in 2012-13,
Minister of State for
Planning Rao Inderjit
Singh said in a written
reply to the Lok Sabha.
“Ministry of Statistics &
P r o g r a m m e
Implementation monitors
ongoing central sector
infrastructure projects
costing Rs. 150 crore
and above on time and
cost overruns on the
basis of information fur-
nished by the project
implementing agencies,”
he said.
These projects are relat-
ed to civil aviation, petro-
leum, power, railways,
road transport and high-
ways, steel, urban devel-
opment, coal, atomic
energy, shipping and
ports, heavy, industry,
fertiliser and telecommu-
nications.
Government invests Rs. 4.85 lakh crore in big infra projects
Samsung Galaxy S7 could
be ready in December
The Galaxy S7 might
eschew the trend however,
thanks to reports of a nippy
new development process.
According to a new report
from Korea (via
Sammobile), Samsung has
changed from the
“Waterfall” process to the
“Agile” approach to devel-
oping devices. It’s claimed
that this could shorten
development of the Galaxy
S7 by one or two months.
Country & Politics
13. cnp bureau
Mumbai: We often underesti-
mate the power of a smile, a
kind word, an honest compli-
ment, or the smallest act of
caring. We often forget that
gratitude is one of the sim-
plest and most powerful
things humans can do for
each other. We often forget to
say ‘Shukriya’ to those who
have touched our lives; be it
our parents, friends, siblings
or even strangers who give us
a helping hand. A small token
of Shukriya can make a big
difference.
Zindagi, the channel that
strives to bring people and
hearts closer with its differen-
tiated content, brings to your
TV screens heart-warming
stories of gratitude through its
first original non-fiction show
‘Shukirya’. Produced by
Frames, Shukriya will pre-
miere on Sunday.
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Kendra organized its
Second quarterly Baithak
in New Delhi under the
series “Legends of
Tomorrow” at Amaltas
Auditorium, in collaboration
with India Habitat Centre.
Sh. Fareed Hasan, a young
and talented artist of Delhi
presented vocal recital and
Spectacular Chetan Joshi
cast magical spell with his
soothing Flute recital.
Chetan Joshi started learn-
ing bamboo flute in the
Guru-Shishya parampara.
His talent was nurtured
under the keen and watch-
ful eyes of some of the
most revered Gurus of
India. Overthe last more
than three decades he has
performed in innumerable
concerts. Along this jour-
ney Chetan has evolved a
unique style and intro-
duced innovations in the
sphere of flute playing
which have become parts
of his repertoire.
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LaraDuttaturnsto‘Azhar’post‘SinghIsBliing’
New Delhi: Actress
Lara Dutta says she
will be on her toes
in August as she
has to complete
the shooting of
Prabhudheva’s
directorial ‘Singh
is Bliing’ and start
working on Tony
D’Souza’s ‘Azhar’.
L a r a
shared on micro-blog-
ging website Twitter on
Friday: “Eeeyaaahhh!!!!
Rolling up the sleeves
and getting down to
work in Aug! Finish
@SIBTheFilm, start
‘Azhar’, and prep for
@MissDiva2015!!”.
‘Singh Is Bliing’, which is
a sequel to the 2008 hit
film ‘Singh Is Kinng’ also
features Akshay Kumar,
Bipasha Basu and Amy
Jackson apart from
Lara. The film is releas-
ing on October 2.
‘Azhar’, which stars
actor Emraan Haashmi
playing the role of for-
mer Indian cricket cap-
tain Mohammad
Azharuddin, is produced
by Balaji Motion Pictures
and MSM Motion
Pictures. The biopic is
slated for a worldwide
release on May 13,
2016.
Zindagi’sFirstOriginalNon–FictionShow‘Shukriya’
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: The Body
Shop, UK's iconic retailer
of cosmetics and toiletries
along with the efferves-
cent brand ambassador
Jacqueline Fernandez,
unveiled the revitalizing
Fuji Green Tea™ range containing the essence of pure
green tea sourced from the heartland of Japan. Fuji
Green Tea™ range is the first body range infused with
real green tea leaves and their benefits. The Body Shop
experts hand-pick the finest shoots from the foothills of
pristine Mount Fuji, to capture the potent antioxidant
power. These properties are further infused into the
range to replenish and refresh with pure moisture for
healthier-feeling skin.
The Body Shop launched the Fuji Green Tea
Mumbai: Jennifer-
JustinAfter exchanging
vows in a secret ceremo-
ny, Jennifer Aniston and
Justin Theroux are
reportedly in Bora Bora
celebrating their honey-
moon.
Accompanied by Chelsea
Handler and some other
friends, the couple, who
tied the knot at their 21
million dollars pad in Los
Angeles on August 5, left
for their honeymoon a
day after their marriage,
reported Us magazine.
Interestingly, the newly-
weds, who fell in love on
sets of the 2012 flick
‘Wanderlust’, will be cele-
brating Theroux’s 44th
birthday during their hon-
eymoon on Aug.
Further, it has been
revealed that the 46-
year-old actress’ good
friend Jennifer Meyer,
who has created jewels
for celebs like Beyonce,
Emma Stone and Jessica
Biel, designed the cou-
ple’s wedding rings.
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foi{kh Vhe dks egt 121 ju ij
lesV fn;k vkSj fnu dk [ksy lekIr
gksus rd Vhe bafM;k us rhu fodsV ij
112 ju cukdj viuh dqy c<+r 342
ju dj yhA
pksV ds ckn eSnku ij okilh dj jgs
b'kkar csgn [krjukd utj vk, vkSj
Hkkjr dh igyh ikjh [kRe gksus ds
ckn mUgksaus 'kh"kZ Øe ds ikap
cYyscktksa dks vkB vksoj ds Hkhrj
iosfy;u Hkstdj foi{kh [kses esa
[kycyh epk nhA vkB vksoj dh
lekfIr rd estcku Vhe dk Ldksj
10/5 FkkA b'kkar ds bl LiSy dk
xsanckth fo'ys"k.k 4&1&5&5 Hkh
xkSjryc jgkA
ikjh ds nwljs vksoj esa b'kkar us xsan
Fkkeh vkSj viuh igyh gh xsan ij
Jhyadk ds cYysckt dkS'ky flYok
dks ixck/kk fd;kA blh vksoj dh
vkf[kjh xsan ij mUgksaus Mh flYok dks
Hkh viuk f'kdkj cuk;kA ikjh dk
pkSFkk vkSj viuk nwljk vksoj Qsadus
vk, b'kkar us ,d ckj fQj viuh
igyh gh xsan ij miqy rjaxk dks
vkmV fd;kA [kkl ckr ;g jgh fd
;s rhuksa gh cYysckt viuk [kkrk Hkh
ugha [kksy ldsA
foi{kh Vhe us ,d ju ij rhu fodsV
xaok fn, FksA
b'kkar vius rhljs vksoj esa dksbZ
fodsV ugha ys lds] ysfdu vius pkSFks
vksoj esa bldh HkjikbZ djrs gq,
mUgksaus ykfg: fFkfjekus ¼05½ vkSj
dkS'ky ijsjk ¼00½ dks QVkQV
iosfy;u okil Hkst fn;kA
,d Nksj ls fodsV fxj jgs Fks] ysfdu
nwljs Nksj ij fefyan flfjo/kZus Øht
ij iSj tekrs tk jgs Fks] ysfdu o#.k
,jksu us mUgsa blesa lQy ugha gksus
fn;k vkSj 32 ds futh Ldksj ij
fodsVdhij ds gkFkksa dSp vkmV djk
fn;kA blds ckn fujks'ku fMdosyk
vkSj /kuq"dk xq.kfryds us Øe'k: 41
vkSj 28 ju cukdj Vhe ds Ldksj dks
121 rd igqapk;kA
blds ckn Hkkjr dh rjQ ls dIrku
dksgyh vkSj jksfgr 'kekZ nwljh ikjh esa
vkxkt djus mrjsA ysfdu nksuksa bl
Øe ij Hkh dqN ugha dj ldsA
fodsVdhij cYysckt _f)eku lkgk
dks Hkh vPNs vH;kl ds fy, Åij
Hkstk x;k] ysfdu og Hkh rhu xsan
[ksydj ykSV x,A 28 ju ij rhu
fodsV fxj tkus ds ckn psrs'oj
iqtkjk ¼ukckn 31½ vkSj yksds'k jkgqy
¼ukckn 47½ us ikjh dks laHkkyk vkSj
ukckn iosfy;u ykSVsA
bZ'kkar us tek;k jax] Hkkjr dks cM+h c<+r
gjkjsA U;wthySaM ds cYysckt j‚l Vsyj
ekalisf'k;ksa ds ekewyh v‚ijs'ku ds ckn
ftEckCos vkSj blds rqjar ckn gksus okys
nf{k.k vÝhdk nkSjs ls ckgj gks x, gSaA
Vsyj dks ftEckCos ds f[kykQ rhljs ouMs
ls igys vH;kl ds nkSjku ;g pksV yx
xbZ Fkh vkSj os 'ks"k nks eSpksa esa Hkh ugha
[ksy ldsaxsA vc oks nf{k.k vÝhdk ds
f[kykQ nks V~osaVh&20 eSp vkSj rhu ouMs
eSpksa esa Hkh ugha [ksy ldsaxsA
U;wthySaM fØdsV }kjk tkjh c;ku ds
vuqlkj vc Vhe esa dsoy 16 f[kykM+h gh
jgsaxs vkSj Vsyj ds LFkku ij fdlh vkSj
dks ugha Hkstk tk,xkA ftEckCos ds
f[kykQ rhljs ouMs esa Vsyj dh txg
tsEl uh'kke dks ekSdk fn;k x;k FkkA
nf{k.k vÝhdh nkSjs ls ckgj gq, Vsyj
djkph% ikfdLrku ds vuqHkoh
cYysckt ;wful [kku us dgk gS fd
VsLV cYysckt ds rkSj ij muds
fu[kjus esa Hkkjr ds egku cYysckt
jkgqy æfoM+ dk cgqr cM+k ;ksxnku
gSA ;wful us dgk fd ;fn og
ikfdLrkuh Vhe esa rhljs uacj ij
nenkj cYysckt cu lds gSa rks
bldk Js; æfoM+ dks tkrk gSA
mUgksaus dgk] ^^vius dSfj;j dh
'kq:vkr esa æfoM+ ls feyh lykg
us eq>s 'kh"kZ Lrjh; cYysckt ds
:i esa fu[kjus esa enn feyh tks
rhljs uacj ij vPNk çn'kZu dj
ldsA**
;wful us dgk fd mUgksaus ,d nkSjs
ij vkSj ckn esa dbZ ckj æfoM+ ls
cYysckth rduhd ij ckr dh vkSj
muls cgqr vPNh lykg feyhA
mUgksaus dgk] ^^æfoM+ vkyk ntsZ dk
f[kykM+h Fkk vkSj vk/kqfud nkSj ds
egku f[kykfM+;ksa esa ls ,d gSA eSus
mlls cgqr dqN lh[kkA**
mUgksaus igyh ckj ;g Hkh Lohdkj
fd;k fd 2009 esa dIrkuh NksM+us
dk mudk QSlyk xyr FkkA
mUgksaus dgk] ^^eq>s 2009 esa tc
dIrku cuk;k x;k rc ikfdLrku
fØdsV cksMZ ds v/;{k ,tkt cV us
eq>ls dgk Fkk fd vPNk çn'kZu
ugha djus ij eSa [kqn bLrhQk ns
nwaA U;wthySaM ds f[kykQ 2009 esa
vcw/kkch esa vPNk çn'kZu ugha djus
ds ckn eSus bLrhQk nsus dk QSlyk
fd;k D;ksafd eq>s yxk fd eSa Vhe
dks ,dtqV ugha dj ik jgk gwaA**
nzfoM+dhcnkSyrVsLVfÿdsVesavPNkcYyscktcuk%;wful
ubZ fnYyhA VsLV dIrku cuus dk ncko gS
;k fQj flQZ mudk Q‚eZ] ;s tks Hkh gS
ysfdu fojkV dksgyh ds bl ekStwnk çn'kZu
ls Vhe bafM;k dks Hkkjh uqdlku gksrk fn[k
jgk gSA Jhyadk ds f[kykQ VsLV lhjht ls
igys 'kq: gq, vH;kl eSp esa Hkh fojkV ¶y‚i
gks x, gSaA
fQj ¶y‚i%
fojkV dksgyh us vH;kl eSp dh igyh ikjh
esa fip ij rc dne j[kk tc Hkkjr l/kh
gqbZ 'kq#vkr ds ckn vpkud nks fodsV xaok
pqdk FkkA
mEehn Fkh fd dIrku dh ftEesnkjh fuHkkrs
gq, oks ikjh dks laHkky ysaxs ysfdu fojkV
egt 8 ju cukdj jftFkk dh xsan ij dSp
vkmV gks x,A urhtru Hkkjrh; Vhe dks
egt 22 ju ds vanj 3 >Vds yx x,A
& vkbZih,y ds ckn ds gSjku djus okys
vkadM+s%
vkbZih,y [kRe gksus ds ckn ls fojkV dk ;s
Q‚eZ fparktud gS ysfdu mlls cM+h fpark
;s gS fd oks miegk}hi dh fipksa ij yxkrkj
¶y‚i gks jgs gSaA ,d le; Fkk tc bu fipksa
ij fojkV dks vkmV djuk vklku ugha gksrk
FkkA vkbZih,y ds ckn fojkV us varjjk"Vªh;
Lrj ij ¼vH;kl eSp feykdj½ dqy 7
ikfj;ka [ksyhaA ;s gSa mu ikfj;ksa esa fojkV ds
vkadM+s%
14 ju& Hkkjr cuke ckaXykns'k& VsLV eSp
¼QkrqYykg½
1 ju& Hkkjr cuke ckaXykns'k& ouMs eSp
¼<kdk½
23 ju& Hkkjr cuke ckaXykns'k& ouMs eSp
¼<kdk½
25 ju& Hkkjr cuke ckaXykns'k& ouMs eSp
¼<kdk½
16 vkSj 45 ju& bafM;k , cuke v‚LVªsfy;k
,& pkj fnolh; VsLV ¼psUubZ½
8 ju& Hkkjr cuke Jhyadk cksMZ çslhMsaV
bysou& vH;kl eSp ¼dksyacks½
fQj∂ykWigq,fojkV];sgSfiNyhdqNikfj;ksadkfglkc
ubZ fnYyhA Jhyadk ds f[kykQ
12 vxLr ls 'kq: gks jgs VsLV
eSp ls Bhd igys Hkkjrh; Vhe
ds /kkdM+ cYysckt jksfgr 'kekZ
us Jhyadk çsflMsaV bysou ds
f[kykQ rhu fnolh; vH;kl
eSp esa [kklk fujk'k fd;k A
jksfgr dk cYysckt ds rkSj ij
Hkkjrh; Vhe esa vge LFkku gS
vkSj mudk bl rjg dk çn'kZu
Vhe ds fy, fdlh Hkh fygkt
ls vPNk ugha dgk tk ldrkA
vH;kl eSp esa jksfgr dk çn'kZu
Vhe bafM;k ds cYysckt jksfgr
'kekZ Jhyadk çsflMsaV bysou ds
f[kykQ igyh ikjh esa rhljs
uacj ij cYysckth djus mrjs
FksA igyh ikjh esa oks flQZ 7 ju
ij cksYM vkmV gks x,A
blds ckn nwljh ikjh esa Hkh mudh [kjkc cYysckth dk flyflyk tkjh jgkA
gkykafd nwljh ikjh esa jksfgr us fojkV ds lkFk ikjh dh 'kq#vkr dh Fkh vkSj
muds ikl csgrjhu ekSdk Fkk Q‚eZ esa vkdj [kqn dks lkfcr djus dk] exj
oks bl ekSds dk Qk;nk ugha mBk ik, vkSj 8 ju ij ,ychMCY;w vkmV gks
x,A
bl cYysckt us Hkh fd;k fujk'k
ubZ fnYyh% Hkkjrh; ,dfnolh; Vhe
ds dIrku vkSj ysf¶VusaV duZy ds
ekun in ls lEekfur egsaæ flag
/kksuh vkxjk esa lsuk dh iSjk jsthesaV
ds lkFk nks lIrkg dk 'kq:vkrh
çf'k{k.k ys jgs gSaA /kksuh ls Lo;a lsuk
dks çf'k{k.k ysus ds fy;s fy[kk FkkA
laHkkouk gS fd ;g LVkj fØdsVj
dkslZ iwjk gksus ds ckn iSjk'kwV ls ikap
ckj dwnsxkA mUgksaus iSjk Vªsfuax Ldwy
ls iSjk tai dk 'kq:vkrh çf'k{k.k ysus
ds fy;s ikap vxLr dks iSjk fcxzsM]
vkxjk esa fjiksVZ dh FkhA
j{kk ea=ky; ds çoäk flrka'kq dkj us
dgk fd nks lIrkg ds vH;kl ds ckn
laHkkouk gS fd iSjk'kwV ls ikap ckj
dwn yxk,axsA /kksuh dks 2011 esa
iSjk'kwV jsthesaV esa ysf¶VusaV duZy ds
ekun in ls lEekfur fd;k x;k FkkA
lsuk dh iSjk fczxsM ds lkFk
çf'k{k.k ys jgs gSa] egsaæ flag /kksuh
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