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Volume: 4 No% 28 New Delhi 14 - 20 December, 2015 Rs% 2/- Pages: 16
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Delhi: The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra
Modi, and the Prime Minister of Japan, Mr.
Shinzo Abe, addressed the India-Japan
Business Leaders Forum in New Delhi.
In his remarks at the event, the Prime
Minister emphasized that he wanted India
and Japan to move ahead together, not
just in the sphere of high-speed trains, but
also for "high-speed growth."
The Prime Minister recalled his visit to
Japan last year, and the commitment of
35 billion dollars of investment made by
Japan. He said that the figure had sur-
prised many at that time, but today, within
a short time-span, "unimaginable
progress" had been made, and the con-
tours of this investment were beginning to
get visible on the ground.
Shri Narendra Modi said that "Make in
India" is proceeding in mission mode, not
just in India, but also in Japan. He said the
"Japan Plus" initiative that was begun last
year as a policy experiment, is also doing
well.
The Prime Minister mentioned recent eco-
nomic indicators in both India and Japan,
and said these were extremely encourag-
ing, especially in the light of the global
economic slowdown. The Prime Minister
said it is clear that India is a land of possi-
bilities. He recalled that Japan had been a
part of many key economic turning points
in India, and gave the examples of the
Maruti car, and the DFC (Dedicated
Freight Corridor).
PMaddressesIndia-JapanBusinessLeadersForum
The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi and
the Prime Minister of Japan, Mr. Shinzo Abe
performing the Ganga Aarti at
Dashashwamedh Ghat, in Varanasi, Uttar
Pradesh.
Delhi: I am honoured to
deliver the Indira Gandhi
Memorial Lecture of the
Asiatic Society for the year
2013. I am grateful to the
members of the Council as
well as members of the
Advisory Board of the Asiatic
Society for inviting me to
deliver this Lecture.
The Asiatic Society, found-
ed in 1784 by Sir William
Jones, was declared as an
Institution of National
Importance by an Act of
Parliament at the initiative of
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
During the inauguration of
the bi-centenary celebrations
of the Asiatic Society on 11th
January, 1984, Mrs. Gandhi
had observed and I quote:
“Some institutions reflect his-
tory and some contribute to it.
This Society has done both.
Through its work, it has
revealed India’s cultural and
intellectual achievements to
Europe. When we were
enveloped in doubts and diffi-
culty, it let in a ray of light. To
our own people, this meant a
rediscovery of our heritage
and restored our self-
respect.” (unquote)
It can be said that the
revival of India’s spirit origi-
nated here. The world’s atten-
tion was drawn to India’s
philosophical thought, litera-
ture, mathematics, astronomy
and scientific investigations.
The Society popularized
Sanskrit texts as well as the
great store of scientific and
philosophical knowledge in
Persian and other languages.
The foundations of Indian
archaeology, numismatics,
epigraphy, historiography,
etc.
National integration
demands that every citizen
recognise the primacy of
national interest over group or
individual interests. Pursuit of
larger social objectives yields
good results, not only for soci-
ety as a whole, but also for all
its component individuals or
groups. We must, therefore,
educate each citizen or group
to subordinate his personal or
group interests, whenever
necessary, to the imperatives
of national development.
This will promote national
integration.
Indira Gandhi Memorial Lecture by the President of India, Shri
Pranab Mukherjee atAsiatic Society, Kolkata on National Integration
Delhi: The Vice President of India, Shri M.
Hamid Ansari has said that the launch of
Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India
(TAPI) Gas Pipeline Project marks the first
step towards fulfilling the vision of an econom-
ically integrated region stretching from the Bay
of Bengal to the Caspian Sea. He was
addressing at the Groundbreaking Ceremony
of the TAPI Gas Pipeline Project in Mary,
Turkmenistan in the presence of the President
of Turkmenistan, Mr. Gurbanguly
Berdimohamedov, the President of
Afghanistan, Mr. Ashraf Ghani, the Prime
Minister of Pakistan, Mr. Nawaz Sharif and
other dignitaries.
The Vice President said that TAPI is not just a
gas pipeline project, but a reflection of the
common desire of the four member countries
to reconnect and a way to re-claim the shared
geography and revitalise an age-old legacy of
our mutually enriching interactions. The
launch of TAPI also marks the first step
towards fulfilling the vision of an economically
integrated region, he added.
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Every year, 10th December is
celebrated as International
Human Rights Day in a bid to
recognise basic human rights
and speaking out against the
abuse. According to the
United Nation’s website,
“This year’s International
Human Rights Day is devot-
ed to the launch of a year-
long campaign for the 50th
anniversary of the two
International Covenants on
Human Rights: the
International Covenant on
Economic, Social and
Cultural Rights and the
International Covenant on
Civil and Political Rights,
which were adopted by the
United Nations General
Assembly on 16 December
1966.”
Social media was very much
active in celebrating the day,
but the irony is that, from
Dadri killing to whistleblow-
ers’ murder Indian
Government time and again
failed to protect the human
rights of its citizen. On this
historic day, the United
Nations General Assembly
adopted the Universal
Declaration of Human Rights
in 1948. Two years later in
1950, the Assembly passed
resolution 423 (V) in which it
asked all member states to
commemorate December 10
as the International Human
Rights Day. Seminars, public
gatherings and awareness
campaigns are held on this
day to promote human rights
and make sure people get to
know what they are. In light of
recent devastating events
around the globe such as the
Syria crisis and the Burma
massacre, steps should be
taken to highlight the plight of
refugees around the world.
India is unable to find the rea-
son and motive behind the
killings of many social
activists. Veteran Left leader
Govind Pansare and his wife
were shot at near their home
in Maharashtra’s Kolhapur.
The 82-year-old lawyer, a
known anti-toll tax campaign-
er, was on a morning walk
with his wife Uma when at
around 8 am, unknown
attackers fired at them. The
shooters reportedly fired at
least four rounds at close
range before running away.
He was the one who,
appealed to workers of
Maharashtra Andhashraddha
Nirmoolan Samiti (MANS) to
remain aggressive in continu-
ing the work of anti-supersti-
tion crusader Narendra
Dabholkar. Pansare further
forced the state government
to pass the Anti-Superstition
Bill in the assembly and
implement it. Pansare, a
communist leader, has fought
for years against the state
government’s decision to
charge citizens for road
development. Tolls are indi-
rect taxation. This mode is
adopted when the direct taxa-
tion is not comprehensive
and many people are outside
the direct tax net. What can
be done is that if one has
paid a certain amount as
direct taxes, the tolls can be
exempted for that person.
However, this will require a
lot of technology to be put in
place to track ones direct
taxes paid every year and
issue him a card that can be
swiped at toll plazas to
exempt him from the toll.
Pansare was building pres-
sure on government against
these toll mafias. Pansare
before his assassination had
resorted to protest against
the Chief Minister Devendra
Fadanvis’s U-turn on scrap-
ping the levy. A panel of anti-
toll activists from Ravivar
Peth in Kolhapur had made
CM’s personal mobile phone
number public, urging sym-
pathisers to flood him with
text messages demanding a
rollback of the levy. The anti-
toll activists displayed hoard-
ings with these numbers in
prominent localities, setting a
target of sending over one
lakh anti-toll text messages
to the CM. Fadnavis’s woes
were further compounded
with a prominent Marathi
daily published his numbers
along with a story regarding
the unique anti-toll protest.
Not amused by the mode of
protest, sources said the
CM’s office registered its dis-
pleasure to the toll activists
and the publication house
also.Former Maharashtra
Chief Minister Prithviraj
Chavan had also faced a
similar protest following his
decision to continue with the
local body tax.
Columns 3New Delhi, 14- 20 December, 2015
Puneet Kaul
An initiative taken by P.M
Narendra modi to make
india a developed nation
from developing nation .
It’s an also a step of
encouragement to multina-
tional , domestic compa-
nies to manu-
f a c t u r e
their prod-
ucts in
India . This
initiative will
provides some
benefits to them
so as cheap labour
and there will be increase
in employement in Indian
companies as well as in
multinational companies.
The initiative was launched
by P.M Modi on 25th Sep
2014 at the Vigyan bhawan
. India would emerge by
the initiation of the pro-
gramme this year as the
top destination globally for
F.D.I (foreign direct invest-
ment). The F.D.I will help
in the direct invest-
m e n t
in India
by the
w e l l
developed contries like
America, Dubai , China &
other well developerd
countries.
The Modi mission of Make
in INDIA will act as a help-
ful for the various job
oppourtunities. The major
objective of the P.M’s initia-
tive is about to focus on
more job creation and skill
enhancement in 25 sectors
of the economy. The initia-
tive also aims at high qual-
ity of standards and mini-
mizing the impact of envi-
ronment. The initiative
also aims to attract
capital and techno-
logical investmet in
various sectors.
The Make in India
campaign was
designed by Wieden &
kennedy. It’s an independ-
ently owned American
advertising agency best
known for it’s work for the
popular brand “ NIKE ”. It’s
founders are Dan wieden
and David kennedy.
Under the initiative,
brouchers on the 25 sec-
tors and a web portal was
realized.
Make in India
Honey Sehgal
Badarpur is a historic town
in South Delhi district
in Delhi, at a distance of
17 km in south east.
Situated close to its edge
with Haryana state, Farida
bad district, the area is
commonly known as
"Badarpur Border".
Situated on Mathura
Road joining Delhi
with Agra-Mathura, on NH
2 (Delhi- Howrah) Highway,
a part of the historic Grand
Trunk Road that once
joined Bengal to Kabul. It is
the starting point for the on
the "Mehrauli- Badarpur
Road" that passed
through Tughlaqabad,Khan
pur, Delhi, Saket towards
Mehrauli.
The Delhi Faridabad
Skyway elevated highway
also opened at the starting
of MB Road. It is serviced
by Badarpur station
of Delhi Metro on Violet
Line. Badarpur is also
home to the Badarpur
Thermal Power
Station (BTPS) of National
Thermal Power
Corporation (NTPC),
opened in 1973 and an
important power source to
South Delhi and East Delhi
district.
Bardarpur is situated
on National Highway
2 (Mathura Road). Delhi
T r a n s p o r t
Corporation (DTC) and pri-
vate buses ply to Badarpur
Border from Old Delhi
Railway Station and New
Delhi Railway Station.
DTC and Haryana
Roadways buses going to
Faridabad and Ballabgarh
from Inter state Bus
Terminal (ISBT) stop at
BTPS Complex. DTC and
Private Buses of Route No.
405, 415, 460, 473 & 479
ply to Badarpur, and are
usually crowded, even
over-crowded in peak
hours. Buses are also
available from Faridabad,
right across the border.
The Badarpur elevated sta-
tion of Delhi Metro on
the Violet line opened on
January 14, 2011, along
with two preceding elevat-
ed stations, Mohan Estate,
and Tughlakabad, which
extended the line
beyond Sarita Vihar.
An extension southwards
till Escorts Mujesar
in Faridabadwas inaugurat-
ed by Prime
Minister Narendra Modi on
6 September
2015.[8] Metro trains ply
alternately to Badarpur
(usually from ITO) or to
Escorts Mujesar in
Faridabad
Badarpur Traffic ProblemsViolations of Human Rights in India
Dawood Ibrahim Kaskar’s assets were auctioned by the
Maharashtra government. A farmland, a restaurant and a car
were auctioned, which once belonged to India’s most fugi-
tive Mumbai underworld don. Not even Mumbai Police but
Interpol also failed to trace him for decades, but for as little
as Rs. 4,000 ($60), bidders snapped up a car he purported-
ly owned – a green Hyundai Accent Sedan now parked in a
working-class Mumbai suburb. USA had traced down
Osama Bin Laden but still they cannot nab Dawood Ibrahim,
after 10 years of declaring him International terrorist. The
properties, sequestered more than a decade ago, make up
only a tiny fraction of Dawood’s assets. Already, some have
been put up for sale but mostly goes unsold because buyers
stay away because of don’s property. A crowd gathered out-
side a down-at-heel south Mumbai hotel where this auction
took place, along with a tight security.
Haji Saheb (by name his group members call him) accord-
ing to various intelligence reports is hiding in Pakistan. He
runs D Company, a crime syndicate Indian authorities
accuse of engaging in murder, extortion and weapon-smug-
gling. He is also accused of financing militant groups and of
masterminding bomb and grenade attacks in Mumbai in
March 1993 that killed 257 people and wounded more than
700.
Everythingisfine,butwhenwillDawoodbedeportedtoIndia?
4. Delhi/ NCR/ National4 New Delhi, 14- 20 December, 2015
SwarajAbhiyanexposesscaminthenameofCorporateDebtRestructuring
Delhi: Public Sector banks (PSB)s are
considered to be the safest investment
haven by crores of middle class Indians
who entrust them with a part of their hard
earned lifelong savings in the form of
“Deposits”.
However, a significant part of this public
money/trust is at huge risk because
either these deposits are initially
advanced as Loans to undeserving cor-
porates leading to “Stressed Assets”
and/or are then frittered away due to the
weak monitoring and recovery processes
of the PSBs at the cost of the poor unsus-
pecting public. Total loans given by banks
as at 31st March 2015 were approxi-
mately Rs. 70,00,000 crore and loans
worth nearly Rs. 7,70,000 crore, i.e., a
staggering 11% of Advances, are
believed to be classified as “Stressed
Assets”, i.e., assets whose repayment
and/or servicing of interest is in serious
doubt. Estimated Non Performing Assets
of the Public Sector Banks on the said
date were approximately Rs. 2,67,000
crore. Willful defaulters constituted 22% of
Gross NPA of Public Sector banks which
are estimated at Rs. 59,000 crore. Banks
sold bad loans worth Rs. 1,89,000 crore
to Asset Reconstruction Companies
(ARC) for Rs. 62,551 crore and incurred
loss of Rs. 1,26,449 crore till March 2015.
Yet senior management like Executive
Directors, Managing Directors and
Chairman of PSBs are not held account-
able. This huge amount of loss of public
money is not even being reported by the
PSBs in the normal course of business.
spl. correspondent
Noida: BST Communication LLP in association with Mall
of Adventure announced the first of its kind 10 Days res-
idential festival“Adventure Paradise”at Mall of Adventure
in Greater Noida from 25th December, 15 to 3rd January,
16.The Festival consist of lots of adventure sports like
ATV dirt track, Multiple obstacle High Rope course,
Zipline, Human sling shot, Bungee run, Commando
Slithering, Rock climbing, Sky walk, Battlefield paint gun
arena, Water zorbing, Big glove boxing, Remote racing
cars, Aero modelling, Reverse Bungee, Video Games,
Inflatables games, Sumo wrestling and Bonfire with
Nightlife Adventure and delicious Meals.
> The festival has planned in four phases, Phase 1 starts
from 25th December, 15 with full moon party which
includes performance from world famous rapper
´Bohemia´ and ´Sukhe´ fame of song Jaguar with
renowned Female DJ’s - DJ Alice Luke , DJ Ankita , DJ
Peri.
> Phase 2 starts from 27th December to 30th December,
15 which consist War of Obstacles, War of DJ, War of
Dance and War of band.Phase 3 will happen on 31st
December, 15 which will consist finalist from war of band,
War of DJ and War of Dance with International
Performances like Acrobat Dancers, Aerial Dance Acts,
Fire Dance acts, Fireworks, Ballet dance etc.Phase 4 is
planned around welcoming of the New Yearwhich start
from 1st January, 16 to 3rd January, 16.
Adventure Paradise announced forallAdventure Lover
cnp bureau
New Delhi: "Krishi Bikash
shilpa Kendra" Conference
was Organised at Press
Club Of India for the
Upliftment of Tribal
Developmentand & Socio
economic development .
This Event was initiative by
the Chairman and
Directors of this Trust to
Spread the news all over
India . So ,
That this appeal to govt for
the Implimentation of their
Concern will be strength-
ened. All over india it was a
Very nice initiative by the
directors of this trust
Where the Chairman &
Directors of the Trust "Mr
Subhasis Nag ( Chairman )
Mr. Deepankar Acharya(
Director ) , Mr sanjeev
Kumar ( Director ) ,
Mr Abdul Latif ( Director ) ,
Mr Debraj Giri (Diecotr )
and Mr Cinmoi Paul (
Director ) " have show-
cased their Motive
behind the Programme in
which they told that has
been serving in West
Bengal for the Rural
development& Social
Service under 20 Point
Pragramme of Center
Goverment from last 35
Years. In the center they
have took so many initia-
tives & went to different
central government again
and again but all went in
vain & through media they
wished to Spread news to
all over india , So that they
appeal to goverment for
this implimentation will be
strengthened
The Programme followed
by very nice Interaction
among the Legal advisor
"Shee Chinmay Pal &
Media .
‘’Krishi Bikash Shilpa Kendra’’
Delhi: 3rd day again south
zone emerged as the best
performer. Nehaa Prakash
and Chea Amelia Marak
won 1 medals each both
day. Where Nehaa
Grabbed 1 gold and 1 sil-
ver while Chea grabbed 1
gold and 1 bronze.
South Zone again dominat-
ed the 3rd day getting 3
medals out of total 6
medals with Gold, Silver
and Bronze each in women
and junior girls lead compe-
tition which took their medal
tally to 8 medals with 4
Golds, 3 silvers and 1
bronze till now. The 21st
IMF National Sport
Climbing championship will
have participation for
medals in the lead, speed
and bouldering categories.
Nehaa and Chea from South Zone shine again
Delhi: External Affairs
Minister Smt.Sushma Swaraj
will make a Statement on her
recent visit to Islamabad and
developments relating to ties
between India and Pakistan
in both the Houses of
Parliament during the next
week of Winter session of
Parliament. This is one of the
major agenda items for next
week.
In the Lok Sabha, the
Government has proposed to
take up 9 items of legislative
and financial business during
next week. Of these, time has
been allotted for 7 items. A
heavy agenda of 16 items are
due to be taken up in Rajya
Sabha which lagged behind
Lok Sabha in transaction of
business this week due to
disruptions and forced
adjournments.
Since the commencement of
this Winter session on
November 26, Lok Sabha has
passed 6 Bills while 6 new
Bills were introduced.
10BillspassedbyLokSabhastill
tobetakenupinRajyaSabha
Delhi: ShriBandaruDattatreya, the Minister of State
(Independent Charge) for Labour & Employment is to
launch the new website of Employees’ State Insurance
Corporation (ESIC)on 14.12.2015.
The new website will offer a host of hassle-free features
to the ESIC Insured Persons and their beneficiaries.
The ESI Scheme benefits about 2.03 crore family units
of workers and over 7.89 crores beneficiary population.
Recent initiatives of ESIC
During the last one year, ESIC has launched many new
and progressive initiatives aimed at empowering the
entire gamut of its stakeholders, which has proved to be
very effective. Aimed at Good Governance, as a part of
Digital India, ESIC has launched E-Governance Project
to bring efficiency, transparency and accountability in its
various operations. Introduction of various online serv-
ices, launching of IP portal, Employer Portal,
Integration of the Inspection Scheme of ESIC with
ShramSuvidha Portal of the Ministry of Labour&
Employment, introduction of online payment of ESI
Contribution, facility for online grievance redressal etc.
are some of the notable initiatives.
ESICtoLaunchitsHospitalsandDispensariesWebsite
Delhi: The official Wholesale
Price Index for ‘All
Commodities’ (Base: 2004-
05=100) for the month of
November, 2015 rose by 0.5
percent to 177.6 (provisional)
from 176.7 (provisional) for
the previous month.
Inflation
The annual rate of inflation,
based on monthly WPI, stood
at -1.99% (provisional) for the
month of November, 2015
(over November, 2014) as
compared to -3.81% (provi-
sional) for the previous month
and -0.17% during the corre-
sponding month of the previ-
ous year.
Index Numbers of Wholesale Price in India
(Base: 2004-05=100)
Review for the month of November, 2015
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UN chief Ban Ki-moon has termed the his-
toric climate change agreement reached
in Paris as a “monumental triumph” for
planet Earth that will set the stage for
achieving an end to poverty and develop-
ment for all. “In the face of an unprece-
dented challenge, you have demonstrated
unprecedented leadership,” the UN
Secretary General said taking the COP21
stage just minutes after the adoption of
the agreement.
“You have worked collaboratively to
achieve something that no one nation
could achieve alone. This is a resounding
success for multilateralism.” In a landmark
deal, 195 Parties to the UN Framework
Convention on Climate Change pledged
to curb emissions, strengthen resilience
and take common climate action. “The
Paris Agreement is a monumental triumph
for people and our planet,” Ban said in a
tweet, immediately following the adoption
of the new Paris Agreement. “It sets the
stage for progress in ending poverty,
strengthening peace and ensuring a life of
dignity and opportunity for all.”
Recalling that he made climate change
one of the defining priorities of his tenure,
Ban said that most of all, he has listened
to people – the young, the poor and the
vulnerable, including indigenous peoples,
from every corner of the globe. “They
seek protection from the perils of a warm-
ing planet, and the opportunity to live in a
safer, more bountiful world,” he said.
“They have demanded that world leaders
act to safeguard their well-being and that
of generations to come.”
Turning to the agreement itself, the
Secretary-General said negotiators
reached “solid results on all key points,”
with an agreement that demonstrates sol-
idarity and “is ambitious, flexible, credible
and durable.” “All countries have agreed
to hold global temperature rise to well
below 2 degrees Celsius. And recognizing
the risk of grave consequences, you have
further agreed to pursue efforts to limit
temperature increase to 1.5 degrees,”he
said.
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At least 10 people were
killed and 30 others were
injured on Sunday in a
bomb blast in Pakistan’s
Federally Administered
Tribal Areas region.
The incident took place in
Saddar market of
Parachinar city, Daily
Pakistan quoted a police
official as saying.
The injured were shifted to
a nearby hospital where as
many as seven people
were in serious condition,
the official said.
“At least 10 have died and
more than 30 were
injured,” said a senior
police official who request-
ed anonymity. Amjad Ali
Khan, the political adminis-
trator of the Kurram dis-
trict, confirmed the incident
and the toll.
The toll was expected to
rise further, the aid workers
said.
Blast in Pakistan’s Parachinar,
at least 10 dead, several injured
A Saudi woman won a municipal council seat in the
country’s first ever election open to female voters and
candidates, an official said on Sunday, in a milestone
result for the ultra-conservative kingdom.
Salma bint Hizab al-Oteibi was elected to the council
of Madrakah, in the holy city of Mecca, the official SPA
news agency reported, citing election commission
president Osama al-Bar. She was running against
seven men and two women, he added.
Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy with some of
the world’s tightest restrictions on women, including a
ban on driving. It was the last country to allow only
men to vote, and polling stations were segregated dur-
ing Saturday’s vote. Among the 6,440 candidates
were more than 900 women, who overcame a number
of obstacles to participate in the landmark poll.
Female candidates could not directly meet any male
voters during their campaigns.
Female voters said registration was hindered by fac-
tors including bureaucratic obstacles and a lack of
transport. As a result, women accounted for less than
10 percent of registered voters and few female candi-
dates were expected to be elected. According to elec-
tion commission data, nearly 1.5 million people aged
18 and over were registered to vote. This includes
about 119,000 women, out of a total native Saudi pop-
ulation of almost 21 million.
Many female candidates used social media to help
their cause, but others, including women’s rights
activists, said they had been disqualified from cam-
paigning. Oil-rich Saudi Arabia boasts modern infra-
structure of highways, skyscrapers and ever-more
shopping malls. But women still face many restric-
tions. They require permission from male family mem-
bers to travel, work or marry.
Ruled by the al-Saud family of King Salman, Saudi
Arabia has no elected legislature and faces intense
Western scrutiny of its rights record.
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A fire at a psychiatric hospital
in southern Russia killed 23
people, the country’s emer-
gencies ministry said.
The hospital building, made
of wood, was destroyed by
the fire, the ministry said.
A further 20 people were
hospitalised.
The hospital building, made
of wood, was destroyed by
the fire, the ministry said.
The fire broke out shortly
before midnight (2100 GMT)
Saturday at the hospital in
the village of Alferovka,
which is located in the region
of Voronezh in the south of
the country.
It took more than 440 fire-
fighters and emergency
workers, who arrived at the
scene aboard around 80
vehicles, around three hours
to bring the fire under con-
trol.
It was not immediately clear
what triggered the blaze.
The fire was the latest
tragedy to hit a psychiatric
institution in Russia, where
outdated Soviet-era infra-
structure is still in wide-
spread use and managers
often take a lax approach to
fire safety.
Scores of people also die in
house fires each year.
Fire at Russian’s Psychiatric hospital kills
9. Entertainment9 New Delhi, 14- 20 December, 2015
Delhi: The 4th edition of Delhi
International Film Festival
came to an end with a glitter-
ing awards ceremony at
N.D.M.C Convention centre,
Delhi. The festival which start-
ed with an amazing opening at
Central Park with Kick starrer
Jacqueline Fernandez saw
the participation of delegates
from more than 70 countries
and showcased more than
200 films with an arts section
as well.
The week long festival was the
centre of attraction in the city
with many personalities pay-
ing their visit to the event.
Where the opening film for the
festival was 'Definition of
Fear', the closing film paid trib-
ute to the legendary actor Raj
Kapoor with the Russian film
'Comrade Raj Kapoor'.
4th Edition of Delhi International Film Festival
Photo : Binod Kumar Singh
Spl. correspondent
New Delhi: After the success of the first of its recently
launched original show Bhaage Re Mann, Zindagi is all
set to roll out its second home-grown fiction series –
Aadhe Adhoore. A compelling concept of relationships,
betrayal and unrequited emotion, the show turns the
spotlight on the new age woman who is in touch with her
deeper self, knows who she is and is not apologetic
about it. Set in Kapurthal, Aadhe Adhoore centres on the
lead protagonist, Jassi’s life. Premiering on 14th
December at 9:50 PM, the show promises to engage its
viewers with its strong narrative and unconventional sto-
ryline.
Making a comeback on television with this show is
renowned producer and director Ajai Sinha. He is known
for landmark dramas on television like Hasratein,
Justajoo, and Astitva- Ek Prem Kahani.
Zindagi and Ajai Sinha present Aadhe Adhoore
Mumbai: Bollywood’s ‘desi’ girl
Priyanka Chopra is a known name
internationally now. After her suc-
cessful single and now as Alex
Parrish in ‘Quantico’, the girl is paint-
ing the town red with her talent.
With her film ‘Bajirao Mastani’ gearing
up on release here, the diva decided
to do her bit in NYC too. She has
taken upon the task of promoting the
film the right way there. She took to Twitter
and shared several pictures there. She even
shared her Instagram picture links.
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spl. correspondent
New Delhi, 8th December,
2015: India’s leading natu-
ral cough & cold remedy
Dabur Honitus and 92.7
BIG FM, India’s largest and
the No.1 radio network
launched the quest to hunt
the most quick-witted and
chirpy kid RJ with Dabur
Honitus BIG Junior RJ
Season 3. Noted television
artist with a distinctive mod-
eling career and brilliant
fashion designing skills and
a celebrity mom, Mandira
Bedi has joined the cam-
paign as the face of the
property and will gauge the
participants’ various skills.
Children between 8-14
years across 45 cities will
be adjudged by the emi-
nent jury and 45 lucky win-
ners will get a chance to
co-host their very own
show on their local 92.7
BIG FM station while one
will feature on BIG Magic’s
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Delhi: Bajirao Mastani is
the most awaited film of
the year. Be it a clash with
SRK starrer ‘Dilwale’ or the
songs hurting sentiments
of Maharashtrian commu-
nity , the film has been in
news ever since its teaser
released in July. Being
directed by Sanjay Leela
Bhansali, known for his
larger than life sets, the
film is a historical romance
based on the story of the
Maratha warrior Peshwa
‘Bajirao’ played by
Ranveer Singh Where
Priyanka plays the role of
his first wife ‘Kashibai’ and
his second wife ‘Mastani’
is portrayed by Deepika
Padukone.
The film is slated to
release on 18th
December.
Our Miss India is quite
busy with her Hollywood
show Quantico but the
much talked couple of the
tinsel town Deepika and
Ranveer promoted their
film in Delhi in high spirits.
The duo looked quite stun-
ning and no doubt were
complimenting each other.
Bajirao and Mastani in a promotional
spree for their upcoming film
Mumbai: They played the
Indian version of Romeo and
Juliet in Sanjay Leela
Bhansali’s ‘Goliyon Ki
Rasleela- Ram Leela’ a cou-
ple of years back and have
since then been believed to
be a couple in real life.
Though the two have publicly
expressed admiration for one
another, they are yet to reveal
their relationship status.
The dimpled hottie and the
super energetic guy will soon
make a splash on the silver-
screen in a period romantic
saga – ‘Bajirao Mastani’ –
where the man plays Maratha
Peshwa and the lady,
Mastani.
Their off screen equation cer-
tainly has a vital to play in dis-
playing their onscreen chem-
istry.
And Deepika, in an interview,
proved just that.
Deepika said, “He is my best
friend (and this is not to be
taken lightly).
Deepika Padukone’s con-
fession about her relation-
ship with Ranveer Singh!
11. Education/ National11 New Delhi, 14- 20 December, 2015
Delhi: The Central Government today
signed Memorandum of Understanding
and documentation for establishing three
Indian Institute of Information Technology
(IIITs) at Ranchi, Nagpur and Pune. These
IIITs are operated on a Public-Private-
Partnership (PPP) mode with participation
of State Government and Industry, apart
from the Central Government. The IIITs
are expected to bring out high quality IT
manpower required for building up IT
industry in the country. The agreement
has been signed by Shri Vinay Sheel
Oberoi, Secretary, Department of Higher
Education from the Central Government
side and by Tata Consultancy Services,
Tata Motors, M/s ADCC Infocad, Nagpur
and M/s Hubtown, Mumbai.
IIIT-Ranchi will operate from the Old
Judicial Academy in the Administrative
Training Institute, Ranchi admitting 120
students for the year 2016-17 through
JEE 2016 examination. The partners for
IIIT-Ranchi - the TCS and Tata Motors
have committed participation in develop-
ing curriculum which is required by the
industry. The institution will be mentored
by NIT-Jamshedpur.
IIIT-Nagpur will be set up in the BMIT
Campus (temporary campus) with the
participation of M/s ADCC Infocad and
TCS. Government of Maharashtra has
identified 88 acres of land for setting up a
permanent campus. The BNIT will be the
mentor institution. It has proposed to
admit 120 students in the CSE and ECE
branches in 2016 through JEE-2016
examination.
IIIT-Pune will be set up in the Siddhant
Engineering College (temporary campus)
and the permanent campus will be con-
structed at Chakan for which the State
Government has identified 100 acres of
land. The industry partners are M/s
Hubtown Mumbai and M/S Roltas have
agreed to develop the curriculum suitable
to the industry. The Institute will start func-
tioning under the mentorship of COE
Pune and 120 students will be admitted in
2016 through JEE-2016.
Pramesh Jain
Bangalore: Non AC buses
tariff.
Pass Type : Red Board
Pass - Rs.1050 , Black
Board Pass - Rs. 825.
Green Pass - Rs.1300.
Sale of the bus passes .
Red Board Bus Pass -
2,50,000.
Black Board Pass. -
34,000.
Green Pass. -
600.
BMTC is planning to do
away with black-board bus
passes, so passengers will
have to shell out 27 per
cent more for the basic
monthly pass.
Currently, Bangalore
Metropolitan Transport
Corporation offers two
types of passes. The black-
board bus monthly pass is
priced at Rs 825 and is
meant for a travel limit of
15 km within the city. The
black-board bus numbers
are routes from 1 to 209.
For those who want to trav-
el beyond 15 km, the trans-
port corporation has red-
board passes, priced at Rs
1,050. The red board
buses are routes above the
number 210. If the BMTC
removes the black board
bus pass, the basic month-
ly pass fare will go up to Rs
1,050.
Shahheen, a member of
citizen group Bangalore
Bus Prayaanikara Vedike,
told media person that
“The idea was to increase
t h e
limit
from 15
km, not stop black
board bus passes. The
price was increased by 15
per cent, from `725 to `825,
in May, 2013. BMTC is a
public transport corpora-
tion, not a profit-making
institution.”
The members of the group
had demanded that black
board bus services be
extended to cover the
whole of the BBMP limits.
“Lakhs of commuters con-
tinue to pay irrational
amounts for both black-
and red-board passes.
Many areas inside the city,
like Lingarajapuram and
Bhoopasandra, have
mostly or only red-board
buses,” said Shahheen.
“This means passengers
w h o
trav-
e l
t h i s
way have to pay `225
more, which is unreason-
able,” said Shahheen in
her statement .
Nabhi Raj Jain, Chairman,
BMTC, we want to intro-
duce uniform pass system
. What happened was, we
started the black board
passes in the corporation
areas and they continued
despite the city's expan-
sion. But now people are
misusing the black board
passes and cheating
BMTC.
Sanjana, Akshata, Payal,
Praveen , Venkatesh and
other daily commuter said,
it is not beneficial, we were
struggling to pay 850
rupees a month and now if
they hike it to 1200 rupees,
we will suffer. They keep
altering prices every now
and then .
Senior Citizen said the pro-
posed move is an ‘atro-
cious’.to “Commuters who
are using black-board bus
passes will have to pay
more for travelling a short-
er distance than red-board
bus passengers,” he said.
“This is an additional bur-
den to our pockets by
BMTC.
GovernmentofIndiaSignsMoUtoestablish3IIITs
BMTCToScrapMulti-TariffPassSystem
Uniform pass system to be introduced
cnp bureau
Bangalore: The Varthur
which was been a biggest
problem to clean for the
Karnataka government as
many visited the spot and
many gave assurance to
solve the Varthur lakes froth
problem which was big
headache to the residents
and other citizens. Many ministers visited the spot and many
residents held a protest against the BBMP and BWSSB a
massive protest was seen recently. The Ganga seva mission
which is a part of cleaning Ganga river who has joined
hands to clean the Toxic Varthur lake around 100-150 volun-
teers have come forward to clean the Varthur lake. The vol-
unteers were seen cleaning the branches on the lakes side.
'We don't want the same fate as Chennai '
Prasad Volunteer told, media persons I was deeply influ-
enced by what the swami said about how can we find a solu-
tion for the environmental issues that we're facing. We are
trying to revive the Dakshina Pinakini (South Pennar) river
but found that the lakes and tributaries connecting to it are
all blocked. When it comes to whose job it is to clear it, I
thought we ourselves could start the work and let others join.
If we wait for someone else to do it and keep passing the
buck, we might suffer the same fate as chennai. We need to
be more responsible towards out environment . This should
turn into a movement where thousands of people join hands
and work together. Anand Swaroop head of the Ganga Seva
Mission said, we need to stop turning to the Government for
everything. I think that we will only gain success if we put the
public ahead of power, but if you put power ahead of public,
we will fail miserably. This is why we have gathered the pub-
lic, councillors and MLAs come here to clean the environ-
ment. Bengaluru was once a city of lakes and greenery, but
now there is water scarcity Which we want to change. We
want to prevent a fate like the one which chennai is faced
with right now he added.
Volunteers of Ganga Seva Mission join hands
to clean the Toxic Varthur Lake in Bengaluru
Dawd-carThe auction of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim’s property was held at Hotel Diplomat
in Colaba. Former city-based journalist S Balakrishnan purchased Dawood’s Delhi Zaika
restaurant by quoting the highest bid amount of Rs 4.28 crores. President of Hindu Mahasabha
Swami Chakrapani bought Dawood’s car for 3.2 lakh. He said, “I will set the vehicle on fire by
burning the don’s effigies inside it.” The starting bid of the Hyundai Accent (MH-04-AX-3676) car
was priced at Rs 15,700. The green sedan had been parked at a government society in
Ghatkopar for the past four years and is in bad shape with burst tyres and shattered windshield.
Delhi-based lawyer Ajay Shrivastava has also shown interest in these assets. Security was
beefed up at the site where the auction took place to avert any untoward incident.
The government agency had appointed a private firm to hold the auction under the Smugglers
and Foreign Exchange Manipulators (Forfeiture of Properties) Act, 1976.
HinduMahasabhaboughtDawood’scarformahayagya
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15. Business15New Delhi, 14- 20 December, 2015
Kanchan Yadav
New Delhi: India is one of
the largest steel producers
in the world. The United
Nations Development
Programme (UNDP) is part-
nering with the Ministry of
Steel, Government of India
and Australian Aid to imple-
ment an upscaling project
in the small steel industry to
leverage new and innova-
tive energy-efficient tech-
nologies to ensure energy
conservation in the industry.
Till now, 385 units have
signed up for the pro-
gramme and 282 of them
already implemented ener-
gy efficiency measures. To
highlight such achieve-
ments and discuss the way
forward, a day-long national
meet on “Fast tracking
energy efficiency in the sec-
ondary steel sector” was
organized at New Delhi.
The objective of the meet
was to share implementa-
tion experiences, felicitate
units that have adopted the
energy efficiency meas-
ures, campaign for fast
tracking energy efficiency
for those who are yet to
adopt the measures and
deepen energy efficiency in
the units that have adopted
first set of interventions.
IndiaandAustralianAidtoimplementanupscalingprojectinthesmallsteelindustry
The Supreme Court sought response from Nestle
and Maharashtra government on a plea by food
regulator FSSAI. The plea was with respect to
seeking a stay on the Bombay High Court order
prohibiting food testing by government labs not
accredited by National Accreditation Board for
Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL)
under food safety and standards law.
The real estate stalemate that has been going on for long will perhaps clear off quickly much to
the relief of the industry people as the Union Cabinet has given its green signal to the Real
Estate (Regulation and Development) Bill, 2015.
A key stipulation of the Bill, to ensure timely execution of projects, will go a long way in safe-
guarding the interest of consumers, and in the long run, keep the real estate markets brimming
with active demand.
Mumbai real estate gains in momentum. AFPAFP
Of late, the market has been dull, lacking velocity in sales and an umpteen number of projects
failing to meet deadlines. The developers have been crying about procedural delays as the
major factor affecting the project execution timings.
To put it bluntly, the real estate market has been stagnant. The National Capital Region (NCR)
alone has a number of stalled projects because of slow demand and certain economic factors.
A Knight Frank report states there are more than 6 lakh unsold units in the country, and at the
current absorption rate, it will take more than 2 years to clear even if no projects are launched.
There are reports, however, of some progress.
NewYeardawningsoonandnewprojectsinpipeline
Delhi: Handset maker
Micromax will invest Rs
300 crore over the next
few months as it sets up
three new manufacturing
units in India to ramp up
domestic production and
reduce dependence on
imports from China.
The new plants will be set
up in Rajasthan,
Telangana and Andhra
Pradesh and will become
operational over the
course of next year.
"We have been allotted 20
acres land in Telangana
and the civil structure is
almost ready. Similarly, in
Rajasthan, we have got 25
acres land and construc-
tion will start in a few days.
Tirupati will also start
soon," Micromax co-
founder Rajesh Agarwal
said.
Micromax will invest about Rs 100
crore on each of the new projects