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PMModispeaksout
againstcorruption,says
needtofocuson
'Start-Up'and'Stand-Up'
18,500villagesthatarestillwithoutpowertobeprovidedelectricityinthenext1,000days;houseandbasicserviceslikeelectricityforallby2022.
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Committing to
carry forward the fight against
black money, Prime Minister
Narendra Modi said Rs 6,500
crore of undisclosed foreign
assets have been declared
under the compliance window
of the new law and the drive
would continue despite its
'side effects'.
In his address to the nation
from the ramparts of the Red
Fort on the 69th
Independence Day, he said
several important steps
including agreements with
countries like the US for real
time sharing of information on
Indian nationals holding
assets abroad have been
taken.
Also, the government has
enacted a new foreign black
money law with stringent pun-
ishments which some have
termed as too harsh that may
lead to Inspector Raj.
"Some of the diseases are
dreadful, injection is required.
Doctors say the injection may
have side effects but that is
the only cure. People may
see problems (in the new
black money law) but that is
the only solution," he said.
PM Modi said that immediate-
ly after coming to power in
May last year, the BJP gov-
ernment constituted a Special
Investigation Team (SIT) on
black money and later enact-
ed a Black Money
(Undisclosed Foreign Income
and Assets) and Imposition of
Tax Act, 2015.
The new law provided for a
90-day compliance window
ending September 30 to for-
eign assets holders to declare
undisclosed assets, pay a
total of 60 per cent tax and
penalty to escape jail term of
up to 10 years. The tax and
penalty on income declared
under the window has to be
paid by December 31.
"So far, Rs 6,500 crore of
undisclosed income have
been declared", PM Modi
said, adding the money will
be used for the welfare of the
people.
Corruption is a Termite,
Needs Injection of Medicine':
Prime Minister Narendra Modi
warned Saturday that corrup-
tion was eating away at India
"like a termite" as he used his
Independence Day speech to
pledge his commitment to
eradicating graft and poverty.
"I want to reaffirm that this
nation will get rid of corrup-
tion....we have to start from
the top," said PM Modi,
adding, "Corruption is like a
termite, it spreads slowly,
reaches everywhere but it
can be beaten with timely
injections."
PM Modi said there had been
no allegations of money being
siphoned off under his gov-
ernment but acknowledged
there was work to be done.
"Corruption has to be
removed fully from the sys-
tem," said the Prime Minister.
"With your support, I pledge a
corruption-free India."
His comments come two days
after the end of a rancorous
Parliament session, dogged
by Opposition allegations of
corruption against three top
leaders and ministers of his
BJP.
The scandals have been par-
ticularly embarrassing as PM
Modi's election win last year
was built in part on a pledge
to clean up government after
a series of scams under the
previous Congress adminis-
tration.
"India can be free of corrup-
tion... We have taken steps to
correct the system," PM Modi
said. As example, he men-
tioned coal block auctions in a
reminder of the major political
scandal during the previous
Congress-led UPA govern-
ment over the allocation of
coal blocks.
"Coal block auction has been
undertaken by the govern-
ment... About Rs.3 lakh crore
will come into the exchequer.
Ask yourself. Has corruption
gone or not? Did the doors of
corruption in the country
close or not? We have done
it," he said.
The government's crackdown
on illegal wealth through the
framing of the anti-black
money law, he said, was
another such instance. The
new law on illegal wealth has
made people fearful of stash-
ing black money abroad, said
PM Modi. He added that so
far, undisclosed income to
the tune of Rs 6,500 crore of
has been declared.
Opposition parties, particular-
ly the Congress, have
accused the BJP government
of failing to deliver on its
promise to bring back black
or untaxed money stashed
away in foreign accounts.
New Initiative to Create Jobs:
'Start up India, Stand up
India'
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi today announced a new
campaign "Start-up India,
Stand up India" to promote
bank financing for start-ups
and offer incentives to boost
entrepreneurship and job cre-
ation.
"We are looking at systems
for enabling start-ups. We
must be number one in start-
ups... Start-up India; Stand up
India."
The initiative, he said, will
encourage entrepreneurship
among the youth of India.
Each of the 1.25 lakh bank
branches should encourage
at least one Dalit or tribal
entrepreneur and at least one
woman entrepreneur.
Under this, in addition to
existing systems to facilitate
start-ups, he said loans would
also be given to help people.
The initiative, he said, will
give a new dimension to
entrepreneurship and help set
up a network of start-ups in
the country.
The Prime Minister also
promised to do away with the
current practice of interview-
based selections for low-
skilled government jobs.
He questioned the practice of
"interviews" for recruitments
even at relatively junior levels
and asked departments con-
cerned to end this practice at
the earliest and promote merit
by recruiting only through
transparent, online process-
es.
As part of the Skill India and
Digital India initiative, the
Prime Minister said a pack-
age of incentives will be given
to manufacturing units for
generating jobs.

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Honey Sehgal
Old age consists of ages
nearing or surpassing the life
expectancy of human beings,
and thus the end of the
human life cycle.
Euphemisms and terms for
old people include, old peo-
ple (worldwide
usage), seniors (American
usage), senior citizens(British
and American usage), older
adults (in the social sci-
ences, the elderly,
and elders (in many cultures
—including the cultures of
aboriginal people). Old age
comprises "the later part of
life; the period of life after
youth and middle age . . . ,
usually with reference to dete-
rioration”. When old age
begins cannot be universally
defined
because it shifts according to
the context. The United
Nations has agreed that 60+
years may be usually denoted
as old age, and this is the first
attempt at an international
definition of old age.
However, for its study of old
age in Africa, the World Health
Organization (WHO) set 50 as
the
beginning of old age. At the
same time, the WHO recog-
nized that the developing
world often defines old age,
not by years, but by new roles,
loss of previous roles, or
inability to make active contri-
bution to societyMost devel-
oped Western countries set
the age of 60 to 65 for retire-
ment and old-age social pro-
grams eligibility. However,
various countries and soci-
eties consider the onset of old
age as anywhere from the
mid-40s to the 70s.
Furthermore, the fact that life
expectancy beyond 80 has
become widespread has shift-
ed definitions of old age.
Senior citizen is a
common euphemism for an
old person used in American
English, and sometimes
in British English.
It implies or means that the
person being referred to is
retired. This in turn usually
implies or in fact means that
the person is over the retire-
ment age, which varies
according to country.
Synonyms include old age
pensioner or pensioner in
British English,
and retiree and senior in
American English. Some dic-
tionaries describe widespread
usage of "senior citizen" for
people over the age of 65.
When defined in an official
context, senior citizen is often
used for legal or policy-related
reasons in determining who is
eligible for certain benefits
available to the age group. It
is used in general usage
instead of traditional terms
such as old person, old-age
pensioner,
or elderly as a courtesy and to
signify continuing relevance of
and respect for this population
group as "citizens" of society,
of senior rank. The term was
apparently coined in 1938
during a political campaign. It
has come into widespread
use in recent decades in legis-
lation, commerce, and com-
mon speech. Especially in
less formal contexts, it is often
abbreviated as "senior(s)",
which is also used as
an adjective. In commerce,
some businesses offer cus-
tomers of a certain age a
"senior discount". The age at
which these discounts are
available vary between 55,
60, 62 or 65, and other criteria
may also apply. Sometimes a
special "senior discount card"
or other proof of age needs to
be obtained and produced to
show entitlement.
Senior Citizens
Vaidehi Taman
The conflict between Raj
and Uddhav Thackeray
has a long story. Raj start-
ed his political career as a
firebrand president of
Sena’s student wing
Bhartiya Vidhyarthi Sena
(BVS). Raj was quite a
power centre and an
active youth leader. Of
course, he was rash and
sort of a Junior Thackeray,
mainly due to his look and
oratory skills. During the
crucial 1995 Assembly
elections, in which the
Sena won 78 seats,
Uddhav Thackeray
became active for the first
time. After the Shiv Sena-
BJP alliance came to
power, Uddhav’s stature
also rose, meanwhile, Raj
was sidelined. Raj was
seen as the political heir of
Sena founder Bal
Thackeray. However,
Balasaheb, as he was
known, selected his son
Uddhav as his successor,
Raj left the family fold in
2005 to launch his own
party, which claims an
almost identical vote bank
based on regional chau-
vinism. At that time, Raj
was not even a competitor.
Bal Thackeray declared
Uddhav’s candidature for
the post with a big bang,
thereby making him even
more non-functional. Raj’s
supporters slowly drifted to
Uddhav’s camp.
Balasaheb’s illness added
a different dimension to
the Raj-Uddhav conflict.
The Shiv Sena supremo’s
deteriorating health made
him give a clear message
that he wanted to crown
Uddhav and not his
nephew. The national
media played up this fact.
As Uddhav became a vir-
tual leader, the 2004 Lok
Sabha and Assembly elec-
tions saw denial of party
tickets to Raj loyalists,
shattering his hopes of
getting support of a good
number of MLAs. Uddhav,
that time had a support of
all 52 Sena MLAs and 101
corporators in the
Brihanmumbai Municipal
Corporation.
Nine years after breaking
away from the Shiv Sena,
Raj Thackeray recently
fumbled over his own party
symbol and urged people
to vote for “the bow and
arrow” – the Sena’s sym-
bol – before correcting
himself. There has always
been reports in media
about Shiv Sena President
Uddhav Thackeray and his
estranged brother MNS
chief Raj Thackeray com-
ing together. Whenever
assembly or municipality
elections approach, media
start speculating about a
patch up between the two
cousins. On the other
hand, both Raj and
Uddhav deny that there
has been any meeting
between them and claim
that the media reports are
false. Media always cook
up stories about reconcili-
ation between two broth-
ers whenever they meet
but many times it turns out
to be a personal meeting
instead of a political one.
The Shiv Sena is an estab-
lished political party in
Maharashtra on the other
hand MNS is yet to gain its
foothold in the state. Few
years back, the MNS had
played spoilsport by win-
ning 13 seats in the 2009
assembly polls and was
emerging as a strong
opponent of Sena.
However voters have
given a thumps down to
the MNS in the 2014
assembly election as the
party could manage to win
only one seat prompting
Raj Thackeray to rethink
his poll strategy. The party
now faces a tough task to
revive itself in the state.
Even though politically the
cousins have attacked
each other – as a family
they remained together. In
July 2012, when Uddhav
had to undergo angiogra-
phy and angioplasty, Raj,
his wife Sharmila, and
other family members
were by his side.
MNS’ 2009 violent agita-
tion in which Raj
Thackeray had managed
to get the attention of the
traditional voters of the
Shiv Sena. This also rais-
es doubts on whether the
MNS is losing appeal
among the middle class
and sons of the soil.
Can Raj Thackeray revive his fortunes?
The Union Ministry of Home
Affairs has taken a series of
proactive steps to make the
country safe and secure.
Overall security scenario in
the country continues to
remain peaceful barring stray
incidents. Security situation
in the North Eastern States is
being monitored regularly at
various levels, with sustained
Counter-Insurgency opera-
tions against militant outfits.
There is significant drop in
the Left Wing Extremism
(LWE) violence. Security
Forces neutralized 132 ter-
rorists in Jammu & Kashmir
during 2014 and the current
year. Peaceful conduct of
Assembly Elections in J&K,
with record 66% voter turnout
during November-December
2014 has proved to the world
that given a conducive envi-
ronment, the peace loving
people of J&K have faith in
the democratic process.
Borders are being managed
effectively to counter the
threat of cross-border terror-
ism. Women’s Safety has
been my prime concern. On
the 1st of January this year
Delhi Police launched an
application called ‘Himmat’
which receives distress sig-
nals from registered women
users of mobile phones and
facilitates physical presence
of police in 5-7 minutes.
MHA has initiated steps to set
up a Nationwide Emergency
Response System to respond
to the needs of women in dis-
tress across the country.
Department of
Telecommunications has
already allocated Emergency
Number “112” for this system.
Victims in need or their rela-
tives may contact the “112”
system using any mode of
communication viz. landline
telephone, mobile phone,
SMS, e-mail, chat services,
voice over internet and
mobile apps etc. “112
System” is being designed to
handle 10 lakh calls per day
which will require approxi-
mately 3,500 personnel to
handle these calls in all the
States/UTs once fully imple-
mented. This project would
cost Rs.321 crores which
includes the cost of technical
infrastructure and also the
operation and maintenance
cost for five years.
Our country has vast poten-
tial to generate millions of
jobs and earn precious for-
eign exchange through
tourism, but this has not been
adequately tapped. With a
view to promote short dura-
tion tourism and expedite
grant of Visa, Government of
India has launched e-Tourist
Visa scheme (old name:
Tourist Visa on Arrival) on
27th November 2014 for for-
eign tourists.
StepstakentomaketheCountrySafeandSecure
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69th Independence Day CelebrationAt Marwah Studio
Noida: 69th Independence Day cel-
ebration took place at Marwah
Studio with great pomp and show.
More than 1000 people participated
in this energetic event specially
organized to remember those peo-
ple who have shed their blood to get
independence in 1947.
“The total emphasis must be in
building up a better citizen and
human being in all the institutions of
this country if you want better India
tomorrow. Every one must carry a
feeling of patriotism and oneness to
develop the nation to our best,” said
Tara Gandhi Bhattacharjee the
grand daughter of Mahatma Gandhi
at Marwah Studio, Film City Noida.
“The fact is that every one wants to
use their rights but nation can only
grow when every one will realize
their duties towards nation. We
must Develop strong determination
towards our goals and work hard for
our progress, should be the motto of
every youth of this country” said
Sandeep Marwah President of
Marwah Studio.
Flight Lieutenant J.P.Sharma
reminded how his son Captain
Shashi Kant Sharma fought for the
nation during Kargil war. Renowned
Actress Pooja Mishra, Mrs Global
Maya Singh, Senior Journalist
Anshuman Tipathi, IFTRC Vice
President Prof Harsh Varsdhan,
Director General ASMS Dr.
A.K.Srivastava, ICMEI Secretary
General Ashok Tyagi, IHRO repre-
sentative Bhupinder Singh Bedi,
Event Consultant Harsh Singh,
Writer Saurab Mathur, ICUNR
Secretary K.L.Malhotra and Ram
Mohan Rai Secretary General
Gandhi Global Family spoke on the
occasion.

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Noida: Moms the largest moms platform in Noida,
organized their second edition of Haat Bazaar at Hotel
Park Plaza. Hon’ble Union Minister Dr. Mahesh Sharma
inaugurated the event. He said, “He is extremely proud
to see the achievements of moms. He appreciated the
efforts of NoidaMoms in empowering the moms.
Specially congratulated Shruti Mittal founder of
NoidaMoms for her initiative and driving the women
empowerment agenda with full force. Speaking at the
occasion, he assures the moms of extending his full sup-
port”. Thanking all Noida for their overwhelming
response to the Haat Bazaar, Shruti Mittal said, “We are
blessed to receive such love and affection from Noida.”
NoidaMoms presented a cultural fusion dance perform-
ance at the event. The dancers were dressed in Indian
classical dance dresses.
Moms ki shopping ki masti Music Masti Magic at Korean Cultural Centre won the hearts..
Vivek Sharma
New Delhi: It was an amazing weekend for
Delhiites, especially for those who love Korean
Music and deeply follow the trend; Delhi had a
reason to celebrate as they get their own K-Pop
Winners to compete in the grand finale of K-
Pop India 2015 in August 2015 in presence of
the internationally renowned K-Pop Stars them-
selves.
The occasion was the Delhi preliminary rounds
of K-Pop contest India 2015, held at the
Auditorium of Korean Cultural Centre India at
Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi. In an amazing contest
the participants performed at the best and
secure their berth for the Grand Finale to be
held in the national capital on 28th & 29th
August. About 19 participants were there to
compete in Songs and Dance category and
was eventually won by 3 Plus 4 in dance and
Jinsy Jacob was emerged as the best Singer,
plus there was a wild card entry for The Brooks
(singing) & 5 Feet (dance), who were the run-
ner-ups. The winners now will compete with
winners of Mizoram, Mumbai, Chennai,
Bangaluru, Patna & Kolkata one last time for
the India Grand Finale to represent India at the
K-Pop World Festival in Korea.
Prior to the preliminary rounds of Delhi, KCC
India also hosted a unique programme, The
Dream Project, which helps aspiring musicians
to learn international level music techniques.
The project strengthens India-Korea diplomatic
relations and unites the musicians of KNUA and
India to promote music, Violin, Piano, Guitar,
and Vocal.
The 6 Best Musicians; Ms. Kim Do A (Vocalist),
Mr. Lee Jangwon (Vocalist), Mr. Kim Daebum
(Pianist), Ms. Shin Chanme (Pianist), Ms. Moon
Yedam (Violinist), Ms. Lee Jae Eun (Guitarist)
from Korea National University of Arts came to
India, where they trained about 40 students in
various music categories like; violin, guitar,
piano and also those who love to sing.
Photo: Binod Takiawala
New Delhi: In order to provide clean cooking and
lighting benefits to rural and tribal population living
in forest fringes and protected areas, the Ministry
of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE) has taken
up the programme for intensive distribution of
Renewable Energy Devices. Under the pro-
gramme devices like Unnat Chulhas, Solar
Cookers, Solar Lamps, Solar home lighting
Systems etc will be distributed by using the funds
of Compensatory Afforestation Fund
Management and Planning Authority (CAMPA).
Now this programme has been included in the
definition of forest protection and conservation
measures and management of notified forest/pro-
tected areas.
CAMPA has already issued circular providing
guidelines for utilization of funds to the State
Governments/Union Territories regarding the pro-
gramme. A cumulative of not less than 70% of
funds utilized/earmarked under the Net Present
Value (NPV) component are to be used for the
core activities, which could be earmarked for dis-
tribution of renewable devices in areas covering
national parks, Sanctuaries and reserve forests.
In this regard the states and union territories have
been requested to indicate their targets for
Distribution of Unnat Chulhas, Solar Cookers,
Solar Lamps, and Solar Home Lighting Systems
in forest fringes and protected areas for the next
five years to Ministry of New & Renewable Energy
Govt to Distribute Unnat Chulhas and SolarDevices to Rural andTribal Population
New Delhi: The ISRO is
making focused efforts to
consolidate and enhance
participation of Indian
industries including private
entities in the manufacture
of space related hardware
such as rocket engine &
stages, propellant tanks,
spacecraft structures, solar
panels, thermal control sys-
tems etc., required for
satellites and launch vehi-
cles. It is envisaged that the
industry will have enhanced
contribution towards manu-
facture of standardised
components as well as inte-
grated systems /subsys-
tems through appropriate
consortium.
Ministry of Earth Sciences
and Department of Space
are collaborating for devel-
oping disaster mitigation
techniques for accurate
forecasting of cyclone track
& intensity, heavy rainfall
alerts, fog, inundation sce-
narios in the coastal areas
and in establishment of
Tsunami & Storm Surge
Warning Centre and
Doppler Weather Radars.
Taking note of advances in
imaging capability with high
spatial resolution, both at
national and global level
and prevailing security con-
siderations, Government
has carried out an appraisal
of the then existing RSDP
2001 and positioned
new/revised RSDP 2011
with a view to ensure avail-
ability of high resolution
data for developmental pur-
poses. RSDP 2011, permits
distribution of all satellite
data of resolutions up to 1
m (as compared to 5.8 m in
RSDP 2001) on a non-dis-
criminatory and “as
requested basis” to the
user; and all data of better
than 1 m resolution after
screening and clearance by
the appropriate agency
prior to distribution.
This information was given
by the Union Minister of
State (Independent
Charge) Development of
North-Eastern Region
(DoNER), MoS PMO,
Personnel, Public
Grievances & Pensions,
Atomic Energy and Space,
Dr Jitendra Singh in reply to
unstarred question in Rajya
Sabha.
Private entities to manufacture space related equipment
As per the Coal Bed Methane Policy (CBM), Ministry of
Petroleum & Natural Gas (MoPNG) through Directorate
General of Hydrocarbons (DGH) had offered 33 coal blocks
for exploration and exploitation of CBM out of which 8 blocks
have reached development stage. Further, out of these 8
blocks, one block has entered into commercial production of
CBM and 4 blocks are producing incidental CBM. As report-
ed by MoPNG, the current level of production of CBM is 1.07
metric million standard cubic meters per day (MMSCMD).
The production of CBM is envisaged to reach 5.77 MMSCMD
in 2017-18. This was stated by Sh. Piyush Goyal, Minister of
State (IC) for Power, Coal & New and Renewable Energy in
a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha.
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Tourism/ National9 ubZ fnYyh] 17 vxLr ls 23 vxLr 2015
Country & Politics
Astana EXPO 2017 has
signed a memorandum of
cooperation with Air
Astana, Kazakhstan’s flag
carrier, to become a part-
ner in the exhibition.
Under the deal the airline
will hold the exclusive sta-
tus of Official Air Carrier of
EXPO 2017.
The official signing cere-
mony was held in Astana
earlier, with the signato-
ries being Astana EXPO
2017 chairman,
Akhmetzhan Yesimov, and
Air Astana president,
Peter Foster.
“Air Astana is the largest
airline in Kazakhstan, and
the memorandum signed
today will be the first step
in our cooperation.
“With its international
reach across Asia, Central
Asia, Europe and the
Middle East, the airline will
be able to promote this
major project around the
world.
“We have agreed to place
the EXPO 2017 logo on all
of Air Astana’s aircraft and
to develop a joint promo-
tional plan for the exhibi-
tion, which will be enor-
mously beneficial to build-
ing international aware-
ness,” said.
Within the framework of
the memorandum of coop-
eration, there are plans to
integrate the airline’s
online reservation system
onto the event web and
also activate a joint PR-
campaign.
Additionally all Air Astana
transit and arriving in pas-
sengers will be offered
complimentary tickets to
the exhibition in 2017.
“The theme of EXPO 17
will be Future Energy and
the event will focus on
innovative and practical
energy solutions and their
global impact. “The airline
industry is a contributor to
greenhouse gas emis-
sions, and at Air Astana
we continue to take cor-
rective action through the
introduction of greener
technology,” added Foster.
AirAstana signs on as Expo 2017 partner
Swipe launches premium
smart phone ELITE
Binod Takiawala
New Delhi: Competing
with the likes of Xiaomi,
Lenovo and InFocus,
ELITE, a sub- brand of
homegrown tablets and
phablets maker Swipe, is
all-set to launch its first
smartphone exclusively on
Flipkart from 19thAugust
2015. ELITE is competi-
tively priced at Rs 5,999
and existing Swipe cus-
tomers can register them-
selves on
www.justswipe.com to
avail latest updates.
Interestingly, Swipe is com-
ing up with Android-based
OS “Freedom OS”, which
will be launched with
ELITE.

National /Internationl10 ubZ fnYyh] 17 vxLr ls 23 vxLr 2015
Honey & Mohd.Saad
New Delhi: Hazrat Nizamuddin railway
station (station code NZM) is one of the
five main railway
stations of Delhi, India from which trains
originate. Hazrat Nizamuddin railway sta-
tion connects all the major cities and was
developed to ease congestion onNew
Delhi railway station which is located
approximately 7 km to the North. Hazrat
Nizamuddin railway station is managed
by Northern Railway zone of Indian
Railways. It is adjacent to Delhi's two
important arteries, the Ring Road and
Mathura Road, and Sarai Kale Khan Inter
State Bus Terminal (ISBT).
What Is 138?
It is an India helpline number, 138, will
become functional to attend to the prob-
lems of passengers on a real time basis to
address the injured victims. It is to be got
printed at the front of the reserved as well
as unreserved train tickets i.e. Passenger
Reserved System (PRS) as well as
Unreserved Train System (UTS).
Train passengers can contact helpline by
dialing number 138 through their mobile
phones in case of medical emergency. All
passengers trains will be provided with
First Aid Boxes containing essential drugs,
medicines and dressing materials,
Minister of State for Railways Manoj Sinha
said.
He said the front line staff deployed on
trains is trained in rendering First Aid.
Trains can also make unscheduled halts, if
necessary, at the stations en-route in
emergencies. The Station Masters have
details of doctors, clinics and hospitals,
both Government and Private, in the vicin-
ity of the station, so that their services
could also be availed, in emergencies.
Modifications to be done in Railway
ticket.
1. “All Indian Passenger Helpline No.
138” is to be got printed at the front of the
reserved as well as unreserved train tick-
ets i.e. Passenger Reserved System
(PRS)
as well as Unreserved Train System
(UTS).
2. The text “PNR and train arrival/depar-
ture enquiry No. 139” is also to be printed
in the front of the ticket.
3. it has also been decided that the text “to
report unsavoury situation during journey
please dial railway security helpline no.
182” also be got printed at the back of the
reserved and unreserved train tickets.
4. It is also desired that the text “please
carry valid identity proof” as appearing at
the back of reserved train tickets (PRS)
may be modified as“please carry original
identity proof”.
Train passengers can dial 138 for medical emergency
ISISThe Islamic State claims to have beheaded the
Croatian hostage who was captured last month from
Egypt’s Cairo. The beheading claim come after the
Egyptian government failed to abide by the ISIS deadline
of 48 hours, given to free all Muslim female prisoners.
The ISIS made the claim on social media, posting the
pictures of the hostage’s body on ISIS-linked Twitter
accounts.However, the authenticity of the images has
not yet been ascertained.
The ISIS had captured a Croatian national named
Tomislav Salopek on July 22 and last week it released a
video, issuing a 48-hour-deadline to the Egyptian gov-
ernment threatening to kill the hostage if all Muslim
female prisoners were not released from jails.
Terror tracker SITE Intel Group’s head Rita Katz had
tweeted a grab from the video which showed the
Croatian man dressed in a faded yellow jumpsuit kneel-
ing before a knife-weilding ISIS fighter in fatigues.
In the video entitled, “A Message to the Egyptian
Government”, the hostage read from a note, identifying
himself as 30-year-old named Tomislav Salopek from
Croatia, with a wife and two kids.
The Croatian, who worked as a topographer for a French
Geoscience company Compagnie Generale de
Geophysique, (GCC), was kidnapped by Sinai Province
ISIS fighters on July 22 while heading to work in his com-
pany car.
Islamic State beheads Croatian
hostage captured in Egypt
cnp bureau
A week ahead of the polls to
the Bruhat Bangalore
Mahanagara Palike (BBMP),
Bharati Ramachandra, a
woman candidate from the
BJP was unanimously elect-
ed for the Hongasandra
ward.
The ward coming under
Bommanahalli zone was
reserved for women candi-
dates belonging to
Backward Classes A catego-
ry.
With the nomination of
Congress aspirant
Maheshwari getting rejected
and Janata Dal (S) not field-
ing any candidate from that
ward, the BJP candidate
was declared elected by the
election officials.
There were two independent
candidates in the fray, who
withdrew their nominations,
thus making Bharati
Ramachandra to be the sole
candidate in the ward.
When contacted, the new
Councilor Ms.Bharati
Ramachandra said I am
happy. All BJP candidates
should win. Garbage issue
is very prominent here. We
must resolve it with the con-
sultation of MLA Satish
Reddy and Sukanya.
We must be with the people
and make them happy by
repairing all the roads and
solving their all problems
and she said from past many
years Bomanahali zone is
ruled by BJP as who ever
contest the polls they win as
last time also we won by
12,000 votes and this time
also I had the same hope
and said I thank all the sen-
ior leaders of BJP she said.
BJPcandidatefromHongasandrawardwins
Joy before elections Pramesh Jain
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court
ruled on Thursday in favour of Nestle in
its challenge to a ban by the food safe-
ty watchdog of the Swiss group's
Maggi instant noodles over concerns
the popular snack contained excess
levels of lead.
The court said the Food Safety and
Standards Authority of India would
need to justify its ban, and ordered
fresh tests at certain court-chosen lab-
oratories. If those tests are clear,
Nestle could return its noodles to
India's shelves, lawyers involved in the
case told to media persons.
In a sharp indictment of the country's
food safety regulator, the court ruled,
"Principles of natural justice have not
been followed in announcing the ban".
In June, the Food Safety and
Standards Authority of India (FSSAI)
said the snack was found "hazardous
and unsafe for human consumption".
Manufacturer Nestle has been told that
over the next six weeks, it must have
five samples of its noodles tested by
three accredited labs to prove the
amount of lead is within permissible
limits. If the tests are in Nestle's favour,
it can start selling the noodles again.
More than 2,700 samples of Maggi
noodles have been tested by laborato-
ries in India and abroad in recent
months, and each test confirmed the
level of lead to be "far below permissi-
ble limits," Nestle said in a statement
recently.
the government's claim for Rs 640
crore or 99 million dollars in damages
from Nestle will be heard by the coun-
try's top consumer forum in the first
case in India that is being seen as a
class-action suit against a multination-
al. The ruling of the quasi-judicial body
will be legally binding. In June, the
country's food safety regulator banned
Maggi after excessive amounts of lead
and monosodium glutamate (MSG)
were reported in samples tested in
Uttar Pradesh.
Cont....on Page 11
Bombay HC lifts ban on Maggi
Country & Politics

The 2017 C Class Coupe
has just been revealed by
Mercedes and like the C
Class Sedan, the car has
borrowed heavily from the
top of the line S Class.
The new resemblance
with the S Class makes
the C Class a whole lot
more interesting.
Under the hood, the C
Class sports the same
2.0-liter, turbocharged
four-cylinder engine
which creates 241 HP
and 370 Nm of torque.
Mercedes mentions a lot
of extras with the car
such as an Airmatic sus-
pension, a vast suite of
safety systems, and a
360-degree camera.
The car is based on the
MRA modular platform for
rear-wheel-drive autos,
the 2017 C Class Coupe
will be lighter than the
outgoing model which will
spell improvement terms
of acceleration, braking,
handling and economy.
The new C Class Coupe
is also bigger than its
predecessor, precisely
3.7 inch in length and 1.6
inch in width.
Crime/Education11 ubZ fnYyh] 17 vxLr ls 23 vxLr 2015
family dispute between a Kolkatta-based
couple turned ugly, after a 46-year-old hus-
band allegedly stabbed his wife and later
attempted to kill himself by stabbing him-
self in the abdomen in Jeevanbhimanagar
police station limits on noon. The couple
was immediately shifted to Manipal hospi-
tal and are said to be Critical
Arbind Chakravorty , an employee of a
MNC in Marathalli and a resident of
Kodihalli had married Smitha Das, 37,
around ten years ago. The couple had
come to the city few years ago and was
residing in Kodihalli along with their eight-
years-old daughter.
He is working in software division as proj-
ect manager. Works in the back end to sup-
port system application. And both are set to
be out of danger said by DCP East
Satheesh.
On Thursday noon around 12.30 pm when
the daughter had gone to school , the duo
indulged in a heated argument over a fam-
ily row following which in a fit of rage Arbind
grabbed a kitchen knife and attacked
Smitha. She sustained injuries on
abdomen and head and started bleeding
profusely. Arbind then allegedly attempted
to kill himself by stabbing himself in the
abdomen.
The incident came to light after neighbours
hearing the commotion and rushed to the
house and found the couple lying in pool of
blood. They were immediately shifted to
Manipal hospital.
Meanwhile the Jeevanbhimanagar police
have been alerted who rushed to the spot
and began investigations. " We are yet to
take the statement of the couple to ascer-
tain the exact cause behind the incident.
The couple are admitted in ICU.
Preliminary investigation revealed that the
couple used to have frequent fights over
domestic row. and a case has been regis-
tered in jeevanbhimanagar police station
and further investigation is on.
HusbandattemptsSuicideafterfailattempttokillwifeinJeevanbhimanagar
The Telangana Information Technology
Association (TITA) organized grand sports
and culture festival 'Khel Utsav - 2015' in
association with Telangana PETs
Association for school students on the eve
of Independence Day Week. To celebrate
the success of the students who have
scaled great heights in 'TITA Khel Utsav -
2015', TITA organized the 'Prize
Distribution Ceremony' at Praveen
Gardens, Kukatpally, Hyderabad. More
than 14 schools participated in this event.
"We take pride in recognizing and reward-
ing the efforts of every dedicated student.
Many Studies investigated the link
between physical activity in children and
academic performance in school.
Research has shown that after 30 minutes
on the treadmill, students solve problems
up to 10 percent more effectively. Initially,
researchers predicted that kids who took
physical education (PE) during the school
day would do better academically, since it
helps reduce boredom and helps kids stay
focused. Researchers recommend that
physical education classes include more
vigorous activities for kids. Other research
also shows that active children do better
in school, are better able to concentrate,
and even exhibit fewer behavior prob-
lems. TITA will come up with many such
activities to encourage school students in
sports." said TITA Founder & President
Sundeep Kumar Makthala. "Physical
activity and sports are generally promoted
for their positive effect on children's phys-
ical health; regular participation in physi-
cal activity in childhood is associated with
a decreased cardiovascular risk in youth
and adulthood. Keeping kids active at
school is a superb way to increase learn-
ing, focus and even test results. Although
it's becoming more widely known that
physical activity has a direct result on
brain function, many schools in the India
are removing rather than improving their
physical education programs.
Nestle company says:
The writ petition has been allowed and both ban orders
have been set aside. Manufacture and sale of Maggi
noodles is subject to certain conditions which will be
informed after the judgement is received," Nestle India
said in their statement to the Bombay Stock Exchange.
The court order is being seen as a big relief for Nestle
India, which manufactures the popular Maggi noodles.
The court's decision triggered a buying streak in Nestle
India shares, lifting the counter by as much as 5.82 per
cent.
Nestle had to withdraw all varieties of Maggi noodles in
June amid country-wide scrutiny for high content of
monosodium glutamate (a taste enhancer) and lead in
some samples.
India's food regulator - the Food Safety Standards
Authority of India or FSSAI - later banned the snack, rul-
ing it "unsafe and hazardous". Nestle has challenged the
ban in the Bombay High Court, where a verdict is due
soon.
The controversy over Maggi noodles has weighed on
Nestle's financial performance; the company slipped to a
second-quarter loss as sales fell 20 per cent because of
the withdrawal of Maggi noodles from domestic markets.
Nestle also reported one-time loss of Rs 452 crore in the
quarter. "Its good indication and good outlook for any for-
eign investor who's looking at India as an investment
destination," said senior advocate Balbir Singh Mastana
in his statement .
Bombay HC lifts ban.................................. TITA organized 'Khel Utsav - 2015'
S2 smartwatch is coming in September
Many things were expected
from Samsung at their
Galaxy Unpacked event for
2015. Although they
released the Galaxy S6
Edge+ and the Galaxy Note
5, they also had a small
surprise in store for every-
one. They also teased their
new circular Smart Watch –
The Samsung Gear S2,
which is set to be released
in September. Let’s have a
look at what makes this
smart watch different than
the others on the market:
The Gear 2 would feature a
circular dial, as seen in the
Moto 360, the LG Watch
and many others – some-
thing which seems to be a
change in trend over the
past couple of months. The
interesting point here is that
the user interface seen at
the event was different than
the Android Wear, hinting
that Samsung might go
back to their Tizen OS,
which could make a big dif-
ference in their sales.
According to Droid-Life, the
watch seems to be current-
ly compatible only with
Samsung products. If we
look at what we might get in
the Gear S2, let’s recap
what the Gear S had – It
featured a super curved
display with a resolution of
360x480 pixels, Wifi con-
nectivity, pedestrian navi-
gation and a GPS. It runs
on a dual-core 1 GHz
processor, 512MB RAM,
4GB in-built storage and a
300mAh battery.
Mercedes reveals C Class Coupe
Country & Politics

Business/ National12 ubZ fnYyh] 17 vxLr ls 23 vxLr 2015
DataWind delivers on promise for Make
in India, coupled with Digital India
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: DataWind Inc.
(TSX: DW), a leading
provider of low cost inter-
net connectivity and wire-
less web access products,
has shipped the first
80,000 Internet-enabled
tablets and smartphones
from its newproduction
facility that opened earlier
lastmonth in Amritsar.
After establishing India’s
first and only manufactur-
ing facility for touch panels
in 2013, now by producing
the majority of its products
in India, DataWind has tak-
ena major step in the direc-
tion of realizingPrime
Minister Narendra Modi’s
Vision of ‘Make in India’.
“By producing state-of-the-
art and most affordable
devices in India, we not
only wish to supply prod-
ucts that would make
Indians proud, but boost
Skills India by generating
highly skilled employment
locally” said Suneet Singh
Tuli, President & CEO of
DataWind Inc. The
Company expects to con-
tinue expanding its domi-
nant position in the Tablet
PC market by increas-
ingthe range of products
manufactured at the
Amritsar facility.
Intex ropes in superstar Suriya as the Brand Ambassador for Tamil Nadu
cnp bureau
Chennai – Intex Technologies,
the second largest smartphone
maker of Indian origin, with a
market share of 10.5%, has
roped in superstar & heartthrob
of south - Suriya as its Brand
Ambassador for Tamil Nadu.
The Star face has been signed
for 2 years. During this period,
Suriya will be seen in the com-
pany’s television commercials besides being the face of
the company on a series of brand activations.
Talking about the association, Mr. Keshav Bansal,
Director, Intex Technologies said, “Suriya is an amazing-
ly talented actor and I am glad we are associating with
him. Tamil Nadu is an important market for Intex and his
cult status in the state augurs well for our brand. His
youth appeal and iconic status hold synergies with the
brand.” Intex has disrupted the mobile handset market in
India with its aggressive performance especially in the
last one year. A slew of innovative product launches,
entry into wearable segments, making waves at global
events, focused brand ambassadors for different mar-
kets – it has all been extremely dynamic and the market
has returned the fervor, with dramatic increase in sales
with each passing month.
Binod Kumar Singh
New Delhi: Hyundai Motor India Ltd, the country’s lead-
ing premium car manufacturer and the largest passenger
car exporter, announced the Global SUV- CRETA as the
“Official Wheels of FAN” movie starring Shah Rukh
Khan.
The Global SUV CRETA will prominently feature in the
movie. The association of Hyundai and Shah Rukh Khan
truly personifies the Modern Premium legacy of the
brand and will
further build
e x c i t e m e n t
around the
brand ‘CRETA’.
Being the “Most
Loved and
Trusted Brands”
of India, the
a s s o c i a t i o n
directly strikes a
chord with consumers and fans around the world.
The story brings together various emotions of a fan
through an engaging story line. Hyundai CRETA as the
official wheel of ‘FAN’ will have a strong presence on
Hyundai’s social media platforms. Hyundai Motor India
undertakes numerous innovative marketing campaigns
to communicate the USP and class-leading products to
the customers through various marketing associations.
Launches new teaser campaign for FAN starring SRK & CRETA
PCJewellerlaunches‘JewelsForLess’schemeonIndependenceDay
cnp bureau
New Delhi: India’s most trust-
ed name in authentic jew-
ellery PC Jeweller announces
the launch of the popular
Jewel for Less Scheme (JFL
Scheme) for its existing and
potential customers spread
across the country. The
unique JFL scheme will help
customers to plan their jew-
ellery purchases in advance.
The scheme ‘Jewels for Less’
would kickstart on the auspi-
cious occasion of
Independence Day from all
its 54 showrooms across the
country.
This scheme gives huge
returns in a profitable way to
plan jewellery collection as
well as smart way to keep
aside a certain amount every
month, planning future festi-
vals and special occasions.
PC jeweller provides a spe-
cial discount at the end of the
installment period.
Speaking on the occasion,
Mr. R.K.Sharma, COO &
Executive Director of PC
Jeweller Ltd says, “We are
highly delighted to launch JFL
scheme that will be a boon for
our valuable customers. In
India we have so many occa-
sions where buying a jew-
ellery is a part of traditions so
keeping this mind we are
launching JFL so that the
life’s important events can be
treasured much more with our
Jewel for Less scheme. “
Mr. Sharma further added,
“We have divided the JFL
scheme under two cate-
gories.
First one is for 14 months
wherein the customer has to
pay 14 monthly installments
within a minimum of Rs.
2000/-. The additional amount
can be in multiple of Rs.
1000/- and the maximum
installments can be of Rs.
6000/- per month.
cnp bureau
New Delhi, Swipe has
become the first Indian
mobile technology brand
to have Android-based
“Freedom OS” that prom-
ises to take the smart-
phone user experience to
the next level with unique
features including high
level of customization.
SWIPE ELITE, Swipe’s
latest offering comes with
the Freedom OS that
promises freedom in the
hands of the smartphone
user with attractive cus-
tomization features.
Shripal Gandhi said “We
are rolling out features in
FREEDOM OS in waves,
concentrating first of all on
the freedom to customize
UI & Swipe Box aspects.
Swipe to commemo-
rate India’s 69th
Independence Day
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Mumbai: MAX, fashion
brings the 2nd edition of
one of the world’s most
prestigious beauty pag-
eant Elite Model Look
India. After last year’s
smashing success,
EMLI launched this
year’s contest with the
regional preliminary
casting round in Delhi. A
change to gain global
popularity, prominence
and prestige. This con-
test is a lifetime oppor-
tunity for thousands of
boys and girls to
become the next inter-
national supermodel
and reach great heights
like Cindy Crawford,
Stephanie Seymour,
Gisele Bundchen, Sigrid
Agren and Constance
Jablonski. The contest
which will tour 6 cities
across India to hand
pick the best talents,
kick-started it’s prelimi-
nary regional casting
round in Delhi. The
Delhi Regional Casting
took place at GIP Mall,
Noida on 8th August
2015. The capital was
brimming with energy
and enthusiasm as
young boys and girls
made a bee-line to par-
ticipate in a rare, unique
and an unbelievable
opportunity to be a
supermodel.
Mumbai: Actress Genelia Deshmukh is
excited to be back in front of the cameras
after taking a break from acting post her
marriage to Riteish Deshmukh in 2012.
Her husband is happy about her come-
back and says Genelia is “born for this”.
“On my way to shoot…excited as hell..
Been 3 yrs since I last shot but I have a
feeling it’s going to be a Good Good Day,”
the actress, who has starred in movies
like ‘Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na’ and ‘Tere
Naal Love Ho Gaya’ in the past, tweeted.
Riteish shared his wife’s tweet, and
added: “It’s going to be a Greatt Day – you
were born for this.”
Genelia and Riteish Deshmukh became
proud parents to a son named Riaan on
November 25, 2014.
Geneliareturnstoacting,hubbyRiteishDeshmukhexcited
Iworkedhardforthebikiniscenein‘Shaandaar’:AliaBhattMumbai: Actress Alia
Bhatt, who will be seen
donning a bikini in her
upcoming movie
‘Shaandaar’, says she
worked very hard to get
her body into perfect shape
for the scene.
Directed by Vikas Bahl,
Shaandaar is a romantic-
comedy featuring Shahid
Kapoor and Alia Bhatt in
the lead roles and at the
end of the film’s trailer, Alia
is seen donning a pink biki-
ni. “We (Shahid and I) both
were training…He was
training just for his usual
self, as he likes to stay fit. I
was training hard for that
bikini shot. I was on
diet…Was focused about
getting it right. It was not
an elaborate shot, but I
worked so hard,” Alia told
reporters here at the trailer
launch of Shaandaar.
Director Vikas Bahl said
the bikini scene was shot
on the “coldest day” and
Alia was ready with a pair
of pants to put it on soon
after the shot.
Alia reveals it is because
of Shahid that she got to
do two of her upcom-
ing films —
‘Shaandaar’ and
‘Udta Punjab’
with him.
‘The Student of
the Year’
actress was also
thankful to her
mentor Karan
Johan, who
launched her into
filmdom and is also
p r o d u c i n g
‘Shaandaar’.
“Karan started this
journey…He has an
important role in it. I
chose to do different
kind of
roles. I
b e l i e v e
variety is
t h e
spice of
life. I am
grateful
to every-
one for
g i v i n g
me an
oppor-
tuni-
ty to
choose
and do
d i f f e r e n t
characters
on screen. It
is a conscious
decision,” Alia
said.
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gksxh] vfrfjä rsy o MsM fLdu lsYl
fudysaxhA MªkbZ fLdu ds fy, e‚b'pjkbtj
okyk Dysatj vPNk gSA
ikuh [kwc fi,a
jkst lkr&vkB fxykl ikuh ihuk pkfg,A 'kjhj
ls gkfudkjd rRo fudkyus dk ;g loksZÙke
mik; gSA ;g lkSan;Z dks c<+krk gS vkSj Ropk
dks leL;k jfgr j[krk gSA
eqyk;e Ropk ds fy, e‚b'pjkbtj t:jh gSA
çnw"k.k] ekSle] /kwi vkSj /kwy ls Ropk dks {kfr
igqaprh gSA fLdu dks lgh iks"k.k vkSj ueh feys
rks fjadYl de iMs+xss vkSj og MªkbZ gksus ls cph
jgsxhA psgjs vkSj xnZu ds vykok gkFkksa vkSj iSjksa
ij Hkh e‚b'pjkbtj dk ç;ksx djsaA
Vksuj
Vksuj ls u flQZ Ropk esa dlko vkrk gS] cfYd
blls jksefNæ Hkh Hkjrs gSa vkSj psgjs ls vfrfjä
rsy ckgj fudy tkrk gSA
'kSaiw
lIrkg esa de ls de rhu fnu ckyksa dks fdlh
vPNs 'kSaiw ls /kks,a vkSj daMh'kuj dk bLrseky
djsaA fpifpis&xans cky psgjs dk yqd fcxkM+
nsrs gSaA fnu esa nks&rhu ckj vkSj lksus ls igys
ckyksa esa da?kh djuk u HkwysaA
1- ckyksa dh le;≤ ij fVªfeax djk,a] rkfd
os nkseqags u gksa vkSj [kjkc u fn[ksaA
2- uk[kwu pckus dh vknr ls cpsaA mUgsa lgh
<ax ls rjk'ksa vkSj vPNk 'kkyhu usy isaV yxk,aA
3- vR;f/kd d‚Qh ;k pk; ihus ls cpsaA
4- de ls de lkr ?kaVs dh vPNh uhan ysaA
5- nkarksa dh lqcg&'kke lQkbZ djsaA dbZ ckj
cz'k djus ls nkarksa dk buSey de gksrk gS vkSj
os ihys fn[kus yxrs gSaA fnuHkj esa nks ckj cz'k
djuk dkQh gSA
6- mBus&cSBus vkSj pyus&fQjus esa vius c‚Mh
iksLpj dk /;ku j[ksaA
7- rys&Hkqus [kk| inkFkksaZ] eSns ls cuh phtksa dk
bLrseky de djsaA rjy inkjZ~Fkksa dk lsou
vf/kd djsaA
8- lgh fQfVax ds diM+s igusa vkSj ,sls QS'ku
VªsaM~l dk vuqdj.k djus ls cpsa tks vkids
O;fäRo ij u QcsaA ftl Mªsl esa daQVsZcy
eglwl djrh gksa] ogh igusaA
fcuk esdvi ds dSls fn[ksa [kwclwjr
& MSaMªQ ls futkr ikus ds fy, FkksM+s
ls ikuh esa nks pEep esFkhnkuk jkrHkj
ds fy, fHkxks nsaA lqcg bldk isLV
cukdj blesa nks cwan uhacw dk jl
feykdj yxk,aA djhc vk/kk ?kaVs ckn
'kSaiw ls ckyksa dks /kks ysaA eghus esa
pkj&ikap ckj ,slk djus ij jkgr
feysxhA
& ,d VhLiwu xeZ dSLVj v‚;y esa ,d
VhLiwu dksdksuV v‚;y vkSj ,d VhLiwu
fry dk rsy feykdj flj dh Ropk
vkSj ckyksa esa yxk,aA djhc vk/kk ?kaVs
ckn /kks MkysaA
& nks VscyLiwu ngh esa vk/kk uhacw dk
jl vkSj nks cwan lsMj oqM v‚;y
feykdj flj ij yxk,aA FkksM+h nsj ckn
'kSaiw ls ckyksa dks /kks ysaA
& ,d fxykl ikuh esa ,d rstiÙkk
Mkydj djhc chl feuV rd mckysaA
bls Nkudj nks cwan ySosaMj v‚;y o nks
cwan uhacw dk jl feykdj çfrfnu blls
flj dh ekfy'k djsaA
& ,d dVksjh esa ,d VhLiwu uhacw dk
jl ysa vkSj ,d Vh Liwu ljlksa dk
rsyA vc blesa ,d Vh&di ngh
feyk,aA bl isLV dks ckyksa esa yxk,a
vkSj ,d ?kaVs ds fy, ,sls gh NksM+ nsaA
,d ?kaVs ckn vPNh rjg ls cky /kks ysaA
& larjs ds fNydksa dks ikuh ds lkFk
ihl ysa vkSj iwjh jkr j[k nsaA lqcg
mBdj bls ckyksa esa yxk,a vkSj dqN nsj
ckn cky /kks ysaA blls MSaMªQ dh
leL;k nwj gksxhA
nwj djsa MSaMªQ gekjh Ropk fnuHkj rst /kwi]
/kwy&feêïh] çnw"k.k vkfn dk lkeuk
djrh gSA bl otg ls Ropk ds
jksefNæ can gks tkrs gSaA
ifj.kkeLo:i Ropk dh jaxr Qhdh
iMus yxrh gSA ,slk ekuk tkrk gS
fd Ropk esa v‚Dlhtu dh deh gks
xbZ gSA ,sls esa Ropk dks Cyhp dh
t:jr iM+rh gSA Cyhp Ropk dh
dksf'kdkvksa dks v‚Dlhtu çnku dj
mUgsa iks"k.k nsrh gSA Cyhp }kjk fcuk nnZ vkSj pqHku ds psgjs dks uqdlku igqapk,
cxSj vupkgs jks;ksa ls NqVdkjk feyrk gSA
Cyhp psgjs ij rhu çdkj ls dke djrh gSA çh Cyhp fLdu ç‚CyEl ls cpkrh
gS] ,fDVosVj ikmMj vkSj Cyhp Øhe Qs;jusl nsrh gS vkSj iksLV Cyhp Øhe
psgjs ij ped ykrh gSA
rjg&rjg dh Cyhp
vktdy ekdsZV esa lSÝu] xksYM] iyZ] ,syksosjk] VeZfjd] gcZy v‚Dlh vkfn dbZ
vyx&vyx çdkj dh Cyhp miyC/k gSa ftuls vklkuh ls xksjkiu ik;k tk
ldrk gSA ,d u;k buksos'ku djrs gq, Mkcj daiuh ekdsZV esa ,d ubZ veksfu;k
jfgr Cyhp ysdj vkbZ gSA bl Cyhp dks bLrseky djus ij u rks rhoz xa/k
vkrh gS vkSj u gh vka[kksa ls vkalw fudyrs gSaA blds lkFk ,d Liwu Hkh gksrk
gS] ftldh enn ls Øhe vkSj ,fDVos;j dks lgh ek=k esa vklkuh ls feDl
fd;k tk ldrk gSA
Cyhp djus ls igys
Cyhp psgjs ds vupkgs jks,a fNikus dk dke djrh gSA ysfdu gj fdlh dh
Ropk vkSj jks;ksa dk jax vyx&vyx gksrk gSA blfy, Cyhp djus ls igys
VsLV djuk csgn t:jh gSA blds fy, Øhe vkSj ,fDVos;j dks vPNh rjg
feDl djds viuh gFksyh ij yxkdj ns[ksa fd blls fdlh çdkj dh dksbZ
,ythZ rks ugha gks jgh gSA
psgjs ij Cyhp yxkus ls igys mls Dyhftax feYd ;k cQZ ds ikuh ls t:j
lkQ dj ysa rkfd psgjs ij teh /kwy&feêïh lkQ gks tk, vkSj psgjs ij Cyhp
dk vlj gksA
dSls djsa ç;ksx
Cyhp psgjs ij rHkh vlj djrh gS tc blesa Øhe vkSj ,fDVosVj dh lgh&lgh
ek=k feykbZ tk,A ,fDVosVj dh ek=k T;knk gks tkus ij psgjs ij tyu gksus
dh laHkkouk jgrh gS blfy, fefDlax ds le; csgn lko/kku jgus dh t:jr
gksrh gSA Cyhp dks ges'kk dkap ds cjru esa feDl djsaA LVhy ds fdlh cjru
esa feDl djus ij mlls dsfedy fj,D'ku gksus dk [krjk jgrk gSA Cyhp dks
lcls igys ukd ds ikl ds fgLls ij yxk,a] D;ksafd ;gh ij lcls T;knk
jks,a gksrs gSaA vka[kksa ds ikl dk fgLlk dkQh uktqd gksrk gSA blfy, vka[kksa
dks Cyhp ls cpkus ds fy, Cyhp yxkus ds nkSjku d‚Vu c‚Yl dks xqykcty
esa fHkxksdj vka[kksa ij j[ksaA ,slk djus ij vki fjySDl eglwl djsaxhA iwjs psgjs
ij Cyhp Øhe yxkus ds ckn 15&20 feuV rd yxk jgus nsaA fQj xhys diM+s
;k xhys Li‚Ut ls psgjs dks vPNh rjg lkQ djsaA
Cyhp ls ik,a xksjkiu
'kknh vkSj ikVhZt dk nkSj tksjksa
ij py jgk gS vkSj blh ds lkFk
ykSV vk;k gS] QS'ku Dyp cSXl
dkA ikVhZos;j ds lkFk cM+s cSXl
rks vPNs ugha yxrsA mlds lkFk
rks [kwclcjr Dyp cSXl gh
taprs gSaA
[kwclwjr ikVhZos;j ds lkFk
chM~l ls lts Dyp cSXl Hkh gSa
vkd"kZd ,DlsljhA blesa
oSjkbVh dh dksbZ deh ughaA ,d
vksj tgka ysnj esa psjh jsM] Cyw]
CySd] czkmu lfgr fMQjsaV
dyj esa ekStwn gSa LekVZ Dyp
cSXl] ftUgsa vki dStqvy os;j
ds lkFk ysdj dgha Hkh tk
ldrh gSa rks ogha nwljh vksj
xksYMu ,aczk;Mjh] chM~l] czksdsM]
jaxhu eksrh ls lts Dyp cSXl
Hkh taprs gSa ikVhZos;j ds lkFkA
vkidk igukok bafM;u gS ;k osLVuZ bl ckr ls dksbZ QdZ ugha iM+rk] gj
rjg ls ;s c<+krs gSa ilZukfyVh dh 'kkuA budh yksdfç;rk dk vanktk bl
ckr ls yxk;k tk ldrk gS fd nhfidk iknqdks.k] djhuk diwj] fç;adk pksiM+k]
vkfy;k Hkê] J)k diwj lfgr vusd c‚yhoqM lsysfczVht fofHkUu QaD'kal esa
utj vkrh gSa gkFk esa Dyp cSXl idM+s gq,A vc nsj u djsa] dqN [kkl ekSdksa
ds fy, vkids dysD'ku esa rks ekStwn gksuk gh pkfg, [kwclwr Dyp cSxA
Dyp fu[kkjs ilZukfyVh dks [kjkc xys dh otg ls [kkuk fuxyus
esa ijs'kkuh gksrh gSA ,sls esa t#jr
gksrh gS dqN ,slk [kkus dh tks vklkuh
ls vkids xys dks vkjke ns vkSj oks
Hkh uqdlku igqapk, fcuk A blds fy,
tkusa dkSu ls gSa oks QwM tks vkids xys
dh [kjk'k dks vkjke nsaxsA xyk [kjkc
gks vkSj Hkw[k yxh gks rks dsys ls csgrj
dqN ughaA ;s Qy fuxyus esa rks dkQh
eqyk;e gksrk gh gS lkFk gh foVkfeu
lh] iksVsf'k;e ls Hkjiwj gSA ,sls le;
esa vki fpdu lwi Hkh ys ldrs gSaA
vxj bls dbZ rjg dh lfCt;ksa ds
lkFk cuk;k tk, rks ;s lsgrean rks
gksxk gh lkFk gh blesa ekStwn rRo
xys dh tyu dks Hkh 'kkar djsxsaA xys
dh [kjk'k dks Bhd djus ds fy, pk;
ls csgrj dqN ughaA bls vki gj
ekSle esa vktek ldrs gSaA vnjd
vkSj 'kgn dh pk; ,sls le; esa
vkids xys dks T;knk vkjke nsxhA
v.Ms dh HkqthZ dks ilan djus okyksa
ds fy, ;s ,d [kq'k[kcjh dh rjg gSA
[kjkc xys ds fy, v.Ms ds lQsn
Hkkx dks vPNs ls ÝkbZ djds [kk ldrs
gSaA ysfdu /;ku nsus okyh ckr ;s gS
fd bls T;knk elkysnkj uk cuk,aA
xys dh [kjk'k ls futkr feysxh
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