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èkjuk Country&PoliticsPolitical News Bulletin & BeyondNational Weekly dUVªh,.MikWyhfVDl o"kZ % 3 vad % 38 ubZ fnYyh 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 ewY; % 2/- i`"B % 16 countryandpolitics.in City News Kejriwal and Rahul Gandhi can join protest against land ordinance: Anna Vipin New Delhi: Terming the land ordinance as anti- farmer, activist Anna Hazare, who will hold a two-day protest against it in New Delhi starting Monday, said that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Rahul Gandhi can join the move- ment but they will not share the stage with him. They will have to sit among the common work- ers, he said.The 77-year- old Gandhian also said that he has spoken to Kejriwal on phone and he will meet him on Monday to discuss the next course of action."This ordinance is against the farmers. In an agriculturally dominat- ed nation, when there is torture on the farmers then all the people should stand united. So we want that any opposition party or be it Kejriwal, all the workers should work together to take this agita- tion forward," he said. Hazare also said that the Delhi Chief Minister has expressed his desire to join the agitation."I told him that workers should not come on the stage, they can join the agitation. We will talk on this in detail as I am meeting him tomorrow. We will talk and figure out the next plan of action," he told.Asked about Congress wanting to support his movement, the anti-corruption activist said said that political par- ties manipulate such situ- ations against each other and if the Congress Vice President wants to join the agitation, he can come and sit among the public."If a chief minister wants to come and be a part of our protest, he can. This ordinance is against the farmers and in favour of the corporates. It seems to be 'Achhe Din' only for the corporates," he said. Hazare, along with farmers' bodies, will hold a two-day protest against the ordinance at Jantar Mantar here start- ing tomorrow when the Budget Session of Parliament will com- mence. India’s first Diet AC.... 5 9 13 12 Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam motivates......... 28th Garden Tourism Festival ................... 130 tribal performers from 7..................... ‘’All the dharna fan’s Don’t miss the chance AnnaagainatjantarMantar Sandeep Marwah Briefed Foreign .......................... 4
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dks jsyea=h o ç/kkuea=h jgrs gq, futh dk;ksaZ gsrq ljdkjh xkM+h vFkok fdlh nwljs ljdkjh lq[k&lk/ku dk mi;ksx ugha djus nsrs FksA tkfgj gS tc jktuhfr esa ,sls bZekunkj yksx Fks vkSj vHkh Hkh vusd jktusrk gSa rks fuf'pr :i ls muds lksp&fopkj]mudh cksy&Hkk"kk] mudh ok.kh] mudk jgu&lgu lc dqN muds blh LoHkko ds vuq:i gh Fkk vkSj gSA ,sls usrk tc cksyrs Fks rks turk mUgsa iwjs /kS;Z o I;kj ds lkFk lqurh FkhA mudh ckrksa ij fo'okl djrh FkhA ijarq le; cnyus ds lkFk&lkFk ,slk yxrk gS fd gekjs ns'k dh jktuhfr dk psgjk Hkh vR;ar dq:i gks pqdk gSA ;gh jktuhfr vc dsoy lke&nke]naM&Hksn ds }kjk lÙkk gfFk;kus dk gFkdaMk cu dj jg xbZ gSA jktuhfr esa fl)kar vFkok fopkj/kkjk uke dh dksbZ pht vc utj ugha vkrhA fdlh jktusrk dk uke fyft, rks ;g lkspuk iM+rk gS fd veqd usrk bu fnuksa fdl ikVhZ esa gSA tkfgj gS dq:i gksrh bl jktuhfr esa usrkvksa ds u dsoy jktuSfrd edln cnys gSa cfYd blh ds lkFk&lkFk muds lksp&fopkj]mudh ok.kh] ygtk lc dqN dkQh cny x;k gSA ,d dfo us dgk gS fd& gkFkksa esa muds 'ka[k Fks os D;k ctk x,A taxy esa ftrus lkai Fks cLrh esa vk x, dks;y fdlh Hkh Mky is vc dwdrh ugha dkS, fd cksy&cksy esjs dku [kk x, vkt ;fn ge usrkvksa ds Hkk"k.kksa ij utj Mkysa rks ,slh&,slh 'kCnkoyh dk ç;ksx bu rFkkdfFkr usrkvksa }kjk fd;k tkus yxk gS fd buds }kjk lkoZtfud :i ls ç;ksx esa yk, x, 'kCnksa dks Vsyhfotu dk laiknd eaMy turk dks lqukuk ugha pkgrkA lekpkj i= ,sls 'kCnksa dks Nkius ls ijgst djrs gSaA ijarq nqHkkZX;o'k gekjs ns'k ds ;g lkaln] fo/kk;d ;k tuçfrfuf/k gSa tksfd viuh fo"kSyh tqcku ls tgj mxyus ls ckt ugha vkrsA ;g budh cntqckuh dk gh ^çrki* gS fd vkt iwjs ns'k esa oSeuL; dk cktkj xeZ gSA Hkz"Vkpkj vius pje ij gSA lkaçnkf;drk vkSj tkfrokn lj p<+dj cksy jgs gSaA Hkkjrh; lekt fofHkUu oxksaZ esa caVrk tk jgk gSA ijarq gekjs ;g xSjftEesnkj usrk gSa tksfd viuh cntqckuh] cndykeh rFkk cnuh;rh ls ckt ugha vk jgsA jktuhfr dks lekt lsok dk ugha cfYd ,s'kijLrh dk ,d lk/kuek= eku fy;k x;k gSA tjk iwjh bZekunkjh ds lkFk ;g lksp dj nsf[k, fd ;fn ns'k dk dksbZ usrk vkils pquko iwoZ ;g dgs fd eSa ç/kkuea=h cuk rks nl yk[k #i;s dh dher dk lwV /kkj.k d#axkA D;k ernkrk ,sls O;fä dks mldh ,slh ckr lqudj pquko esa oksV ns ldrs gSa gjfxt ughaA ijarq tc ogh O;fä ;g dgs fd eSa pquko thrk vkSj lÙkk esa vk;k rks fons'kksa esa tek dkys /ku dh ,d&,d ikbZ okil ykÅaxkA vkSj dkyk /ku okil vkus ds ckn vkids [kkrs esa 15&15 yk[k #i;s iM+ ldrs gSaA tkfgj gS ns'k dh turk fdlh usrk ds bl cksy ij fo'okl dj ldrh gSA ijarq ,sls lCtckx fn[kkdj tc ogh O;fä vkids uke ds [kkrs rks [kqyok ns ijarq mu [kkrksa esa iSls Mkyus ds ctk, nl yk[k #i;s dk viuk lwV flyok ys] turk ds lkFk blls cM+k fo'okl?kkr o /kks[kk vkSj D;k gks ldrk gS blh çdkj ns'k esa vkSj Hkh reke usrk ,sls gSa tks vius csrqds o dM+os opuksa ds fy, ^dq[;kr* gks pqds gSaA dksbZ usrk ;g dgrk lqukbZ nsrk gS fd ;fn dksbZ ernkrk veqd usrk vFkok ikVhZ dks oksV ugha nsrk rks og ns'k NksM+dj ikfdLrku pyk tk,A nqHkkZXo'k ,sls dVq opu cksyus okys O;fä dks le>kus ;k ml ij yxke yxkus ds ctk, mls ea=h cukdj mldh gkSlyk vQtkbZ dh tkrh gSA ’ks"k i`"B 6 ij foÙkea=h ds lkeus lcls cM+h pqukSrh ljdkjh [kpZ dks lgh fn'kk nsus dh gSA bl iwjs o"kZ ds foÙkh; ?kkVs dk vuqeku 532 gtkj djksM+ FkkA bruk _.k ljdkj }kjk fnlacj rd fy;k tk pqdk gSA tuojh ls ekpZ dh vof/k esa vkSj _.k fy;k gh tk,xkA vr% foÙkh; ?kkVs ij dkcw ikus ds ok;ns dks foÙkea=h iwjk ugha dj ldsaxsA foÙkh; ?kkVs ij dkcw ik fy;k tk, rks Hkh ckr ugha curh gSA okLro esa foÙkh; ?kkVk gh Nykok gSA vly ekunaM jktLo ?kkVk gksrk gSA ifjokj esa osru ;k nqdku ls feyh vk; vkSj Hkkstu&ikuh ij fd;k x;k [kpZ jktLo ;k pkyw [kkrk dgk tkrk gSA bl [kkrs esa gj le; vk; vkSj O;; dh /kkjk,a pyrh jgrh gSaA ftl ifjokj dh pkyw vk; vf/kd vkSj pkyw [kpZ de gS og lq–<+ gSA tSls vkius nqdku ls lky esa 5 yk[k #i;s dek, vkSj 3 yk[k ?kjsyw [kpZ esa mi;ksx fd,A 'ks"k 2 yk[k ls vkius Vsaiks [kjhn fy;k rks vkidk pkyw [kkrk çkfQV esa gSA pkyw [kkrs esa çkfQV dekdj vkius iwath [kkrs esa fuos'k fd;kA vki vkus okyh ih<+h ds fy, /ku tqVk jgs gSaA detksj ifjokj dh xfr vyx gksrh gSA iqj[kksa }kjk nh xbZ tehu ;k edku dks cspdj vkjke dk thou ft;k tkrk gSA tSls Hkwfe vf/kxzg.k ls feyh jde dk mi;ksx foLFkkfirksa }kjk ckbd ;k Vsyhfotu [kjhnus vFkok 'kjkc ihus esa fd;k tkrk gSA og tehu iqj[kksa }kjk nh xbZ iwath FkhA iwath [kkrs dh tehu cspdj çkIr gqbZ jde dk mi;ksx pkyw [kkrs esa [kir ds fy, fd;k x;kA fiNyh ihf<+;ksa dh dekbZ dks vkius [kk;k fi;k vkSj Lokgk fd;kA _.k ysdj Vsyhfotu [kjhnk tk, rks Hkh ,slh gh fLFkfr cuh jgrh gSA Vsyhfotu dh [kir vkius dh] ijarq _.k vkius vkus okyh ih<+h ij Mky fn;kA iwath [kkrs esa ?kkVk nksuksa fLFkfr esa cuk jgrk gSA tehu cspus esa ge fiNyh ihf<+;ksa dh dekbZ dk Hk{k.k djrs gSa] tcfd _.k ysus esa ge vkxs dh ihf<+;ksa dh dekbZ dk Hk{k.k djrs gSaA tks ifjokj dekdj vkxs dh ih<+h dks ns og Js"B gqvkA tks ihNs ;k vkxs dh ihf<+;ksa dh dekbZ dk Hk{k.k djs og fu—"V gqvkA ;gh QkewZyk ns'k ds ctV ij Hkh ykxw gksrk gSA pkyw [kkrs esa ljdkj }kjk olwyh xbZ VSDl dh jde rFkk dfeZ;ksa ds osru] C;kt] lsuk ds j[kj[kko vkfn ij fd;k x;k [kpZ vkrk gSA iwath [kkrs esa fofuos'k vkSj fuos'k vkrk gSA fiNyh ljdkjksa }kjk pkyw [kkrs esa /ku dekdj iwath [kkrs esa fuos'k fd;k x;k FkkA vc ljdkj iwoZ esa cukbZ xbZ iwath dks cspdj Hk{k.k dj jgh gSA Editorial2 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 fnyhi dqekj fofiu xkSM+ ,d cM+h pqukSrh jktuhfrdsorZekunkSjesavjfoandstjhoky,dmEehndhfdj.k ,slk çk;% dgk tkrk gS] fd euq"; vius thou dk lcls cM+ 'k=q gSA lalkj dk dksbZ Hkh tkuoj vius 'kjhj dk uqdlku ugha djrk] ysfdu euq"; vius gh 'kjhj dks vius gh uk[kwuksa ls {krfo{kr dj ysrk gS vkSj fQj mlds nnZ ls djkgus yxrk gSA euq"; tSlk vfoosdh çk.kh [kkstuk eqf'dy gSA ,slk blfy,] D;ksafd euq"; dsoy vgadkj esa thrk gSA og çse dj ldrk gS] ysfdu vgadkj ds dkj.k og fdlh ls çse ugha dj ldrkA ?k`.kk] bZ";kZ vkSj }s"k esa vklkuh Qal tkrk gSA ,slk yxrk gS fd mlds vanj dk jl lw[k x;k gSA dksbZ nwljk vxj mls {kfr igqapkrk gS rks ;g ckr le> esa vkrh gS] ysfdu tc og Lo;a vius lqanj 'kjhj dks jkSanus yxrk gS] mldk uk'k djus yxrk gS rks cM+k vk'p;Z gksrk gSA ,d dgkuh gSA ,d fnu fdlh gksVy esa nks cqtqxZ ifr&iRuh [kkuk [kkus x,A [kkuk vk;kA igys ifr us [kkuk 'kq: fd;k vkSj cw<+h vkSjr vkapy ls ia[kk >syus yxhA FkksM+h nsj ckn iRuh [kkuk [kkus yxh vkSj ifr :eky ls eD[kh mM+kus yxkA nwljh Vscy ij dqN yksx vkSj cSBs FksA yksxksa us ns[kk fd nksuksa esa fdruk I;kj gSA bl mez esa fdrus I;kj ls nksuksa ,d&nwljs dks [kkrs le; ia[kk >y jgs gSaA ;g vPNk –'; ns[kdj cxy ds Vscy ij cSBs ,d O;fä us iwNk] nknkth! bl mez esa Hkh vki nksuksa brus I;kj ls dSls jg ysrs gSaA ;g lqudj nknkth us dgk dSls csVsA fQj ml O;fä us dgk fd vki [kkuk [kk jgs Fks rks nknh ia[kk >y jgh Fkha vkSj nknh [kkuk [kk jgh Fkha rks vki ia[kk >y jgs FksA ;g lqudj o`) O;fä us dgk fd njvly blesa çse dh dksbZ ckr ugha gSA ge nksuksa ds ikl nkar dk ,d gh lsV gSA blhfy, ckjh&ckjh ls [kkuk [kkrs gSaA lp iwNk tk, rks ;gh thou dk jl gSA tc rd thou esa jl cuk jgrk gS rc rd thou esa Qwy f[kyrs jgrs gSaA jl ds lw[krs gh thou u"V gks tkrk gSA gesa ç;kl djuk gS fd gekjs thou esa çse dh deh u gks] D;ksafd çse gh gS tks euq"; dks thfor j[krk gSA bl lalkj dks tc dksbZ O;fä çse dj ldrk gS rks vki D;ksa ugha dj ldrs gksA vkidk eu fo"kkn vkSj vçse ls f?kjk gS] ftl dkj.k vki fdlh ls çse ugha dj ldrsA vkidk eu bruk dq:i gks x;k gS fd vki viuh iRuh vkSj cPpksa ls Hkh çse ugha dj ldrs gksA xkao dh vFkZO;oLFkk xzke lewgksa esa mRiUu gksus okys dPps eky ds vk/kkj ij gks ldrh gSA fons'kh iwath fuos'k ls rduhdh Kku] lwpuk] vk/kkjHkwr lajpuk,a [kM+h dh tk ldrh gS] ysfdu vius ns'k dh xzkeh.k vFkZO;oLFkk dks etcwr djus ds fy, vkt Hkh [ksrh] i'kq/ku ,oa y?kq m|ksxksa ds leqfpr fodkl dh vko';drk gSA t:jr bl ckr dh gS fd çk—frd lalk/kuksa ls lgt çkIr gksus okys —f"k] ou] HkwxHkZ] ,oa i'kq/ku ij vk/kkfjr rFkk lCth&elkys ,oa nygu&frygu laca/kh fo'ks"k vkfFkZd {ks= cukus ls xzkeh.k vFkZO;LFkk esa lq/kkj gksxkA blls çR;sd dke ds fy, O;fä] çR;sd O;fä ds fy, dke gksxkA blfy, vkus okys ctV esa —f"k] i'kq/ku ,oa y?kq m|ksxksa esa fo'ks"k /;ku nsus dh vko';drk gSA xzke lewgksa dks {ks= fo'ks"k ds :i esa fuf'pr djrs gq, bls vkfFkZd fodkl dh vk/kkjHkwr bdkbZ ekudj] blesa ik, tkus okys dPps eky gh oLrqr% ogka dh lEiUurk dk vk/kkj cu ldrk gSA lcls igys ;g tku ysuk vko';d gS fd LFkkuh; {ks= esa fofHkUu çdkj ds dPps eky dh fdruh miyC/krk gSA {ks=h; turk dks vius bl ijaijkxr dPps eky dk vf/kdkf/kd mRiknu djus ds fy, çsfjr fd;k tkuk pkfg,A miyC/k dPps eky dks Åaps Lrj ds rS;kj eky esa cnyus dh rduhd LFkkuh; vk/kkj ij fodflr djus dk ç;kl gksA ;g fuf'pr gS fd LFkkuh; dPps eky ls rS;kj mRiknksa ls LFkkuh; yksxksa dh lHkh t:jrsa iwjh u gksaA blfy, ;g tkuuk vfuok;Z gS fd LFkkuh; [kir ds fy, fdu&fdu phtksa dk fdl&fdl ek=k esa vk;kr djuk iM+rk gSA rnqijkar ;g ns[kk tk ldrk gS fd vk;kfrr oLrqvksa esa ls dkSu&dkSu lh ,slh gSa ftuds fy, dPpk eky ckgj ls eaxokdj LFkkuh; vk/kkj ij mudk mRiknu fd;k tk ldrk gSA ,sls mRikn dh Js"Brk vkSj ewY; [kqys cktkj dh çfrLi/kkZ esa fVdus yk;d gks] bldk fo'ks"k /;ku j[kk tk ldrk gSA d`f"k]i'kq/ku,oay?kqm|ksxksaesafo'ks"k/;kunsusdhvko';drk thou dk vly lkSan;Z
Columns 3ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 Mahendra Singh You should rub your teeth and gums with mustard oil and salt mixed together inside your left palm and rubbing the teeth and gums with right hand index finger for five minutes and later rinse the mouth. Do it only once a week because otherwise the tooth enamel will get eroded faster. On other days, your chosen tooth- paste will be good enough. Okay, you are more modern and savvy, show me a line then which says, rinse your mouth with a good mouth wash prior to sleeping? In 1995-96 our ship was anchored in Norwegian port and I had consult- ed a dentist for toothache. The doctor and her assistant had per- formed a good job and cleaned my teeth carefully. Later they asked me how often you visit a dentist in India. I replied we often consult a dentist when toothache occurs. We clean the scavenge drain from the cylinder to the common pipe but not beyond upto the scavenge tank. It is here you will find block- age especially if the ship has been trading in cold areas. Everywhere we find hours of work and hours of rest. The better term in place of “ Rest” will be “ Sleep”. Half of the seamen don’t get ade- quate sleep enough even when they get an opportunity to do so. These days we find the Tokyo memorandum of understanding and Paris memorandum of under- standing busy checking “ X” signs on the sheets. The “X” sign denotes negativity. I requested these August bodies to undertake study on 10 ships which are older than 15 years under each classification society, and to find out how many oil fuel tanks on such ships are not utilised and have not been internally exam- ined. However, there is silence because here some work needs to be done. Checking merely the “X”s and passing detention orders or impos- ing fines is an easier job. Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) 2006 in the present form may be a fairly good document but it certainly lacks a soul. It’s vision remains confined to millimeters on the ship. But a seaman continues to remain a seaman when he gets off the gangways till he rides on it again after vacation. In India, we have recently started addressing it by undertaking cleanliness drives. Preventive health care, practice of Yoga and pranayams vastly contribute to improve health. They are known to be permanent cures for chronic ailments. Every task cannot be accomplished perfectly at one go, constant improvements in MLC 2006 will surely be sought for from time to time. Need for improvement in MLC 2006 Prime Minister Narendra Modi always says the right things but he is unable to convert his thoughts into actions. A marketing expert has rightly said “he cannot consummate”. We must seek assistance from Israel for adopting cor- rect irrigation tech- niques. Individual farmer cannot perform this task so it has to be organized with the help of the corporate, agri- cultural scientists and the local administration. Rain water harvesting techniques must be demonstrated and taught at the village “panchayat” level. Development has to begin from the grass- roots level. Our farmers are hard working, com- petent and require sup- port. No one is paying attention to alarmingly rising population and indiscriminate urbaniza- tion. We are mindlessly creating concrete jun- gles in the city. Plenty of water is wast- ed in semi urban areas and big water pipes keep on leaking for days together without any repairs. “Jal nigams” work in a bureaucratic fashion. Instead of wasting money on elec- tions, we must install solar batteries and desalination plants. Abu Dhabi used to be a con- crete jungle but plenty of greenery is visible on roads due to effective waste water recycling techniques. Foreign assistance is needed here also. Thus we need foreign help for undertaking several developmental works. In the marine field, it is necessary to impart training to electrical technicians and skilled personnel for effectively handling increasing automation work. IDEMI at Sion is per- forming a laudable job and the shipping com- panies must send more staff for undergoing training. Political parties must become responsible. RSS says that they will undertake brain storm- ing sessions. What else have they been doing so far? I urged them to train one hundred electri- cians, expert welders and plumbers which require no brain storm- ing. However, concrete and sincere action is required for this task which they woefully lack. When I visited Lucknow in December I noticed that the “jhulas” for kids were not func- tioning at Nehru Vatika where they have been holding morning “ shakas” for years. The outfit seem to be more interested in call- ing Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to ask why she called Arvind Kejriwal a thief etc. Some BJP workers had complained to RSS leaders that they were ignored as Kiran Bedi was made the chief min- isterial candidate. They could have instead invit- ed “ sadhvis” and “ maharajas” and do some introspection and revive the BJP. They don’t have any clue about water and power problem faced by peo- ple. AAP should start working now instead of demanding full state- hood for Delhi. Promote rain water harvesting The RSS has criticized the Aam Aadmi Party’s agen- da of luring voters by promising freebies to them. People had voted for the party as it had promised to offer them free power and water. Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi had taken a jibe at AAP for indulging in politics of populism. Modi asked how can a state which is dependent on electricity from outside offer free power? The question which arises in my mind is why do people fall prey to such tactics adopted by political parties? Why people have become so blatantly selfish. Have we failed to educate the masses? Yes, we have never made any effort to educate the masses and ensure that they follow the correct path. They were never taught the lesson of discipline and realistic expecta- tions. RSS has also warned that AAP’s move to offer freebies will only affect the nation’s economic growth. “Aapke bache itne lalchi aur khudgarz kaise ban gaye”. “Humne unko itna mufat khor kaise banne diya. Unko acche sanskar kyon nahin de paye hum?”. The introspection now must proceed along these lines. If RSS wants, I can join them to assist in training the youth. Now, let us elicit the views of the RSS about keeping the bars open 24×7. It is said that we must wake up at 5 am after getting adequate sleep and perform Yoga. How can you do that if you order your last peg or “butter naan” at 4 am? If someone says, no it is only for tourists then we do not realize that they are more health conscious than us and refrain from drinking the entire night. Attendance at bars located in foreign countries is very thin on Sunday night because every one needs to go for work next morning. Healthcare should be the top- most priority of any government. The government must not commercialise healthcare services. RSS says that it is a social and cultural organization promoting character among our youth. On the other hand, one of its key members is engaged in govern- ment formation in J&K. RSS does not want the BJP to dilute its stand on key issues like Article 370 or the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA). Modi’s rally failed to attract crowds at Ramlila ground. The BJP was attacking AAP and its president Arvind Kejriwal which had proved counterproductive for the party. The saffron party also didn’t have a genuine agenda to woo voters. BJP also didn’t go for Delhi polls immediately after the Lok Sabha election verdict and gave enough time to AAP for consolidating its base in Delhi. All these factors proved were responsi- ble for the saffron party’s loss which will have to do some serious rethinking now. RSS must motivate the youth
Delhi/NCR:“AAFT is the third biggest and the first ten best film schools of the World. If we talk about value addition we are number one, and also the most cost effective film courses in the World” said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios to the foreign audience attending 3rd Global Festival of Journalism Noida 2015 at Noida Film City. Delegates from Afghanistan, Argentina, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Macedonia, Myanmar, Poland, Russia, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Ghana, Malawi, Mauritius, Niger, Nigeria, South Africa, South Sudan, Tanzania, Zimbabwe ,Zambia, Tibet, Pakistan and India were participating in this biggest ever journalism festival of the World. “AAFT has created five World records in media. It’s a family of 15000 media professionals spread in 100 countries in dif- ferent segments of media” added Marwah distributing information about Marwah Studios and its allied organiza- tions. The event was live covered by Radio Noida 107.4 FM and MarwahStudio.TV for all the three days. Country And Politics Completes First Year on Journalism Day “A young tabloid news paper, which we started with four- pages black & white from this campus last year on 12th February An International Day of Journalism now has grown big” said Sandeep Marwah President of 3rd Global Festival of Journalism. “16 pages colored, weekly tabloid has 54000 copies and available in 17 states published from Delhi, Dehradun, Bangalore and Ghaziabad in two languages is the fastest growing paper in the country” added Vipin Gaur Editor of the Paper. Every printed word mat- ters even it is a small newspa- per. The journalists and the publishers have to keep the national responsibility into their mind” said H.E. Dr Lobsang Sangay Prime Minister of Tibet while releasing the 52nd copy of Country And Politics newspa- per at 3rd Global Festival of Journalism on International Day of Journalism. “Youth must be informed, edu- cated and entertained through this medium” added Dr. Bhisham Narayan Singh the formed Governor of many states in India. Dr. Rishi Raj Singh Director NIESBUD, Vikas Mohan Editor Super Cinema, Editor Amar Ujala, Editor India Today con- gratulated Sandeep Marwah on the completion of one year of Newspaper. Delhi/ NCR4 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 Sandeep Marwah Briefed Foreign Audience At 3rd GFJN 2015 vkS|ksfxd {ks= ds foKkiuksa& [kcjksa ds fy, fHkokM+h esa lEidZ djsa vyVZU;wtlfoZl]daVªh,aMi‚fyfVDl fganh vaxzsth esa çdkf'kr ekfld if=kdk ,u- lh- vkj-@ midk;kZy; ch &110] VkWi ¶yksj x.kifr Iyktk Qwyckx fHkokM+h jktLFkku 301019 mob +91 9314673696, 9050204328, 7834980690
Delhi/ NCR 5ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 spl. correspondent New Delhi : There is no record available that shows Prime Minister Narendra Modi was selling tea on railway platforms or trains in his childhood, claims social activist and congress supporter Tehseen Poonawalla on the basis of a RTI reply by the Modi government's own Railway Ministry. Mr. Tehseen Poonawalla, a leading entrepreneur and a very vocal congress sup- porter had filed an RTI application with the Railway Board to inquire about any record, registra- tion number or official pass that was issued to Shri Narendra Modi allowing/ entitling him to sell tea on any train/railway station. He also asked Railway Board to provide the name of the train/railway station with rel- evant documents where Shri Narendra Modi sold tea. The Railway Board has said in the RTI reply that no such information is avail- able in TG III Branch of Tourism and Catering Directorate of Railway Board. Commenting on the issue Mr. Tehseen Poonawalla said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's own Railway Ministry has denied that they have any information about Modi ji selling tea on any platform or on any train. In the past, commentators like Aakar Patel have also suggested that Modi's claim of being a chaiwala may be a stretch. This document convincing- ly proves the same." Modi'sclaimofbeinga'chaiwala'maybeastretch:SocialActivist Binod Takiawala New Delhi: Former President and renowned scientist Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam addressed a jam packed session mostly comprising of a very receptive youth audience during the India Habitat Centre Annual Lecture at the Stein Auditorium, India Habitat Centre on the topic ‘Evolution of a Nation with Prosperity and Value System’. With India Habitat Centre President Kiran Karnik, India Habitat Centre Director Rakesh Kacker the former presi- dent was welcome at the cultural centre of the capi- tal. The Annual Habitat lecture was launched in the year 2013 and the cur- rent edition marks the 3rd of the series. The lecture as expected attracted huge attention from all sections of the society including members of India Habitat Centre, stu- dents, teachers, promi- nent social personalities, key opinion-makers, gen- eral public and the media. But it was the youth who were his main attention and it was they who he motivated the most to work towards prosperity of India, but not without the foundation of a strong value system. The Habitat Annual Lecture was open to all and was followed by a very lively Question and Answer session. Dr Kalam said during the lecture “This is the time, technological innovation has to be encouraged in our thinking to rejuvenate particularly agricultural and rural sectors through value addition, the small and medium scale indus- tries need more attention and enterprises for mak- ing higher levels of contri- bution to the GDP. I fore- see possibilities of creat- ing new markets through rural potential and employment, giving rise to interesting possibilities of Public-Private-Community partnership and interna- tional partnerships. Above all, we need effective poli- cy alignments to suit the conditions, Also, the sci- entists and technologists have to work in appropri- ate region-specific rural technologies to transform Indian rural sector into a vibrant socio-economic entity. This should spur exports and reliance on non-oil imports.” He also shared about Leadership as follows “A leader must have a vision; Leader must have a pas- sion to accomplish the mission; Leader must be able to travel into an unex- plored path; Leader must know how to manage a success and failure; Leader must have courage to take decision; Leader should have nobili- ty in management; Every action of a leader should be transparent; and Leader should work with integrity and succeed with integrity.” Dr. Kalam has been a source of unending inspi- ration especially to the youth. His talks have cov- ered a wide variety of sub- jects including the model for development of India, Science, Technology and Innovation, Knowledge and leadership. He has been delivering his lectures all across the country and outside India also. His lectures have been profound, thought provoking and inspiring. No wonder his lectures always draw large crowds. Apart from his lectures he has been a prolific writer. His Vision for India has been set out in his book "India 2020 - A Vision for the New Millennium". Apart from books he has also written poems and songs. His life has inspired many Biographies. He started his career as a Scientist and worked in the Defence Research and D e v e l o p m e n t Organisation and the Indian Space Research Organisation. He has made extremely signifi- cant contributions to the Indian scientific and defence achievements. He was elected President of India in 2002. He has been awarded the Padma Bhushan (1981), the Padma Vibhushan (1990) and the Bharat Ratna (2007). Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam motivates youth to work towards prosperity of India photo by- Binod Kumar Singh New Delhi: Ghulam Nabi Azad was back as the Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha, days after his re-election to the house from Jammu and Kashmir. Azad took oath as a member of the Upper House along with three other members from the state — Mir Mohammad Fayaz and Nazir Ahmed Laway (both PDP) and Shamsher Singh Manhas (BJP). Azad, 65-year-old Congress leader from Jammu and Kashmir, has become member of the House for fifth time. His previous six-year term as Rajya Sabha member was to end this month and he was re-elected on February 8. ”I have recognised Ghulam Nabi Azad as the Leader of Opposition with effect from February 16, 2015, consequent upon his election to the Rajya Sabha from the state of Jammu and Kashmir,” Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari said. While the two PDP mem- bers took oath in English, the BJP member from Jammu took oath in Dogri. Soon after the oath-taking of new members, the copy of the President’s address to a joint sitting of both Houses was laid on the table by the General Secretary . Ghulam Nabi Azad back as Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha cnp bureau New Delhi: Eager to win over middle class after the Delhi poll debacle, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on February 28 is expected to present a common man friendly Budget by either raising tax slabs or hiking investment limit in savings instruments. Besides giving sops to the individual tax payers, he is also expected to unveil initiatives to boost invest- ments by corporates and promote manufac- turing as part of the Make In India campaign that aims to make India a global manufactur- ing hub and create jobs. Jaitley, who in his maiden Budget in July 2014 had outlined his approach to providing relief to individual tax payers, is expected to continue this in the BJP government’s first full year Budget. Last year, he had raised the personal Income Tax exemption limit by Rs 50,000 to Rs 2.50 lakh. Budget to win over middle class
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8 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 National Spiritual Mahakumbh At Indore cnp bureau New Delhi: The mean incubation period for flu is 1.5 to 3 days and the virus shedding begins the day prior to symp- tom onset and often persists for five to seven days or longer in immunocompetent individuals. Even longer periods of shedding may occur in children, elderly adults, patients with chronic illnesses, and immunocompromised hosts. It is important to protect people from getting infections from each other. As mild flu does not require any investigations and treatment doctors should avoid calling them in the clinics. Instead they should encourage phone consults. One can use smart phones like iphone, skype or other media for com- munication, said Padma ShriAwardee DRAM Pillai National President and Padma Shri Awardee DR K K Aggarwal Honorary Secretary general IMA. DRAggarwal said that res- piratory transmission occurs mainly by droplets disseminat- ed by unprotected coughs and sneezes and prevention lies in implementing respiratory hygiene, cough etiquette, and hand Respiratory hygiene and cough etiquette applies to all patients and accompanying family or friends who have signs of respiratory illness such as cough, congestion, nasal dis- charge or increased volumes of respiratory secretions. Give telephone consultations for patients with mild swine flu: IMA Man of Electronics” award cnp bureau Delhi: Mr. Anirudh Dhoot, Immediate Past President, Consumer Electronics and Appliances Manufacturers Association (CEAMA) felici- tated Mr. Soon Kwon, Managing Director, LG Electronics India Pvt. Ltd for winning the “Man of Electronics” award, 2014 in addition to his outstanding contribution towards the Consumer Electronics & Home Appliances sector. CEAMA welcomed Mr. Manish Sharma for taking over as the new President, and the newly elected exec- utive committee of 2014-15. Present on the occasion were Shri Mohan Kundariya, Hon’ble Union Minister of State for Agriculture, Mr. Manish Sharma, President CEAMA and Managing Director, Panasonic India, Mr. Anirudh Dhoot, Immediate Past President, CEAMA and other promi- nent industry leaders. spl. correspondent UAE: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has called for proposals in the science and technology of rain enhancement as part of its latest research program that will award up to five grants totaling US$5 mil- lion. The goals of the research program are to augment rainfall towards ensuring sustained water security in the UAE, and other arid and semi-arid regions. The initiative seeks to ultimately position the UAE as the world leader in rain enhancement science through globally advancing research and innovation in rainfall enhancement, while promoting scientific understanding, practice and capacity building. Public or private, non- profit or for-profit organizations, as well as individuals from any country are invited to send in their proposals to the program. Successful applicants will propose new integrated techniques or technologies that increase the efficiency of cloud seeding, and/or develop the predictive capabilities of cloud seeding operations. Commenting on the scope of the program, His Highness Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Minister of Presidential Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates, said: “As a subtropical arid country, access to sustainable water supplies is one of our defining challenges. Through a focus on innovative, cutting edge science that addresses the multiple challenges of water security, we will pro- vide leadership in addressing and mitigat- ing the social and economic effects of water scarcity. This program will have a significant ripple effect, directly increas- ing the level of research and action in the critical area of rain enhancement, on a global The UAE Research Program for Rain Enhancement Science has been launched by the Ministry of Presidential Affairs and is being managed by the National Center for Meteorology and Seismology. The submission deadline for pre-proposals is March 16. Once evaluat- ed, the entries will be shortlisted to an invited group by May 1, with full proposals due by midnight of August 17, 2015. Detailed information about submissions and the program can be obtained at www.uaerep.ae. Up to five projects will be selected to go forward, and each will receive a share of the US$5 million grant in project funding, which will be dispersed over a three-year period. The funding will be used to bring the projects to a commer- cial reality, with implementation starting within a month of the announcement of the winners in January 2016. Develop Rain Enhancement Science and Technology Shiv Sena Attacks Devendra Fadnavis cnp bureau Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has been given a public dressing down by his own ally, the Shiv Sena, which has ques- tioned in its latest editorial: "What has changed with the new government? If someone knows please tell us." The Sena has ripped into its own govern- ment for the alleged fail- ure to arrest the killers of communist leader and anti-toll tax campaigner Govind Pansare, who died last week days after being shot at by unknown gun- men. It a repeat of ratio- nalist Narendra Dabholkar's murder, the Sena said in its editorial in the party mouthpiece Saamna, commenting that "the Chief Minister and the government have changed but the system is the same." Mr Pansare, 82, was shot when he was on a walk with his wife on February 17. cnp bureau Patna: Senior JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar was sworn-in as the Chief Minister, just 9 months after he stepped down from the post. Apart from him, 22 new ministers (including 3 ministers) were also inducted into the Cabinet. The RJD and the Congress, however, are yet to become a part of the government. To this, Kumar said,"I'd requested them to join the govern- ment but they said they would take a decision later." He further added that he would expand the Cabinet after the Budget Session Manjhi’s decisions Meanwhile, a number of leaders from across the country were present at the Raj Bhavan for the cer- emony. These included for- mer Prime Minister Deve Gowda, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Uttar Pradesh CM Akhilesh Yadav, Assam CM Tarun Gogoi, Congress leaders Moti Lal Vohra and Dr. C.P. Joshi, Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (P) leader Babulal Marandi and Indian National Lok Dal leaders Abhay and Dushyant Chautala. Manjhi’s decisions to be reviewed spl. correspondent New Delhi: Shri All India Shtanakwasi Jain Conference National President and eminent social worker Shri Nem Nath Jain informing about the Spiritual Mahakumbh to be held at Indore said that Shri Vardhman Sthanakwasi Jain Shraman Sangh is organising Elaborated holy guidelines of Shraman Sangh fourth Pattdhar Param Pujya Acharya Samrat Dr. Shiv In the Spiritual Mahakumbh organised at Indore city elaborate discus- sions will be held in national and social scenario. As per the information received till now around 500 Sadhu- Sadhvis will participate in this Shraman Sangh Maha Sammelan. Some prominent Sant-Sadhvis have already arrived in Indore to participate in the Sadhu Sammelan. There is great enthusiasm among the Sadhus and Sadhvis to be part of this maha sammelan. On the occasion some eminent political leaders, social worker and more that two lac devotees are expected to be pres- ent from 20thShri All India Shtanakwasi Jain Conference National General Secretary Shri Ramesh Bhandari informing abouth the Sadhu Mahasammelan said that this type of sammelan has been organised after 27 years for elaborate discussion on cordial unity of Sthanakvasi Jain community.
Tourism9 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 28th Garden Tourism Festival Inagurated by Sh. Arvind Kejriwal Binod Kumar Singh New Delhi: The 28th Garden Tourism Festival was inaugurated by Sh. Arvind Kejriwal, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Delhi, in august presence of Sh. Jitender Singh Singh Tomar, Hon'ble Minister of Law & Justice, Home, Tourism and Art & Culture and Sh. Kartar Singh Tanwar, Hon'ble mem- ber of Delhi Legislative Assembly. Sh. Ramesh Tiwari, MD & CEO DTTDC was also present on the occasion. Garden Tourism Festival's colourful and informative souvenir was also launched on the occa- sion. Sh. Arvind Kejriwal, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Delhi congratulated the tourism department for 28th Garden Tourism Festival and said, "I've come to this beau- tiful place for the first time. It is one of the prime goals of Delhi Government to make Delhi a tourism hub." He mentioned that facilities for tourists should be increased and tourism sec- tor will further contribute in generation of employment. The first day of the festival saw a large number of visi- tors pouring in with huge excitement. Sh. Jitender Singh Tomar, Hon'ble Minister of Law & Justice, Home, Tourism and Art & Culture mentioned that this festival has been drawing a distinct theme each year and this year's theme is 'Landscaping with Hanging Plants'. Photo by: Binod Takiawala spl. correspondent New Delhi: HolidayIQ, India’s largest holiday information portal pow- ered by a thriving Indian traveller com- munity, today announced the launch of the ‘Offline mobile guide’ for over 1300 Indian destinations. Each destination guide will contain details on hotels, sightseeing options, etc, allowing the user to download and access traveller reviews and maps for on-the-go access, even while offline. The offline guide was launched by Dr. Lalit K Panwar, Secretary, Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, as part of the initiative to promote tourism in the country. Launching HolidayIQ’s offline mobile guide, Dr. Lalit K Panwar, Secretary, Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, said, “This is a well thought- through innovation by HolidayIQ, aiming to offer travel and tourism information in the offline mode for over 1300+ destinations in the country. It is a commendable effort by the HolidayIQ team to provide access to a large database of travel information, in the offline mode. We are glad that this is in line with the government’s high priority to promote tourism and travel in the coun- try. As the tourism infrastructure gets stronger, we see more and more people wanting to travel within the country.” HolidayIQ’s offline mobile guide answers the five key questions before each holiday - where to go, how to reach, where to stay, what to do and where to book. The offline feature offers the largest repository of travel information – 37,000+ hotels, 50,000+ sight- seeing options across 1300+ destinations, which includes resorts, homestays, serviced apartments, tent- ed camps etc for each destination. Photo by: Binod Takiawala The 28th Garden Tourism Festival inaugurated by Sh. Arvind Kejriwal, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Delhi The serene and calm venue of 28th Garden Tourism Festival. Special plants at were displayed in a thematic manner for tourists and visitors to see A winner accepting the prize at the prize distribution ceremony on the concluding day Navigation possible without internet
International10 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 A senior Republican law- maker has told President Barack Obama she was prepared to block foreign aid money if the adminis- tration did not provide fighter jets and tanks to Egypt and arms to other regional allies fighting Islamic State militants. In a letter to Obama, Kay Granger, chairwoman of the House of Representatives State and Foreign Operations Appropriations subcom- mittee, said Egypt needs F-16 aircraft, M1A1 Abrams tanks and other weapons that have been held up since 2013. Granger has the power to place holds on foreign aid, including general assis- tance and weapons ship- ments. Granger urged the admin- istration to give Iraqi Kurds tools and training to fight Islamic State and to make providing weapons to Jordan a priority, accord- ing to the letter, seen by media on Friday. The letter criticized the administra- tion as Congress is about to consider Obama's request for formal authori- ty for a military campaign against Islamic State. Republicans, who took control of the U.S. Congress in January, have pressed for more robust American military involve- ment in fighting the mili- tants, who have killed thousands of civilians while seizing territory in Iraq and Syria. "As Egypt, Jordan, and the Kurds retaliate and defend them- selves against ISIL's heinous acts, U.S. security assistance is being held or delayed by bureaucratic processes and ill-advised policy decisions by your administration," Granger wrote, using an acronym for Islamic State. Granger has the power to place holds on foreign aid Emergency air ambulance landing An air ambulance made an emergency landing at Lal Bahadur Shastri Airport here after the con- dition of an Australian national, suspected to be infected with swine flu, deteriorated, airport authorities said. Malcolm Single had hired an air ambulance from Mayurpur Airport in Sonbhadra district to airlift his ailing wife Antoinette Joy, who showed symptoms of H1NI influen- za, to Delhi on Tuesday night. The plane had to make an emergency landing after the condition of the patient worsened, an airport official said. She is undergoing treatment at a private hospital in the city. The doctors have sent the patient’s blood sample to Lucknow for tests, an official from the hospital said. Mary Kom thanks to Obama On a day she was roped in as brand ambassador of the traditional Thai boxing and mentioned by U.S. President Barack Obama in his speech, boxing superstar M.C. Mary Kom relished her emerging sta- tus as a global sporting icon. Mary Kom, a five- time world champion, an Olympic medallist and the current Asian Games gold medallist, was thrilled to attract international atten- tion. “It is a great honour for me, especially [when my name is spreading] from one country to another,” she told The Hindu on the side- lines of an event organised by the Tourism Authority of Thailand. “It is great to be honoured as a brand ambassador for Thai boxing…They are bringing it to India. At a time when crime against women is increasing, we can learn Thai boxing for self-defence too,” she said. Mary Kom said she was surprised to learn that Mr. Obama mentioned her name in his speech. “It is one of my happiest moments — the American President acknowledged my performance. I am real- ly proud to be an Indian and feel very happy.” NHRC seeks report on farmer suicides Taking suo motu cognisance of a media report that the spouses of 2,731 farmers who committed suicide in Maharashtra were deemed ineligible for compensation under government rules, the National Human Rights Commission issued notice to the Chief Secretary, demanding a report within two weeks. “The contents of the media report, if true, raise a seri- ous issue of violation of human rights of the families of the farmers who committed suicide…,” the commission said in a statement. Quoting an application under the RTI Act, the media report said 5,698 farmers committed suicide in rural Maharashtra since 2011, and the spouses of 2,731 of them were found ineligible for compensation of even Rs. 1 lakh. The compensation was denied either because the deceased farmers did not have land or a farm loan taken that cropping season. The commission decided to club this issue with five similar cases, registered during 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014, on farmers’ suicide. These cases have been pending because the State had not provided the required information. KABUL: Afghan President Ashraf Ghani on Friday saluted neighbouring Pakistan's cooperation as Kabul seeks to lay the groundwork for peace with Taliban insurgents, the latest sign of improving ties between the two nations. Afghanistan "appreciates Pakistan's recent efforts in paving the ground for peace and reconciliation", Ghani said in a statement. "We welcome the recent position Pakistan has taken in pronouncing Afghanistan's enemy as Pakistan's." He cited two major recent attacks as helping to bring the countries closer together -- one in Yahya Khel in Afghanistan in November that left nearly 50 people dead, and a Taliban massacre at a school in the Pakistan city of Peshawar in December that killed 153, mostly children. Ghani's statement came after a top Pakistani minister said on Thursday that relations between the two countries had never been better. "I think Afghanistan and Pakistan, working in close hands and in close cooperation, it will do wonders for the cooperation in the field of counter-terrorism," Pakistani Interior Minister Nisar Ali Khan said as he met with top US diplomat John Kerry in Washington. "Relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan have never been better, and that is a very, very positive development." Ghani also spoke after Taliban commanders said the militants would soon restart con- tacts with US officials in Qatar to try to get peace talks on track after more than 13 years of war in Afghanistan. The US and the Taliban central spokesman later denied the claims, however. There have been several attempts at starting dialogue in recent years between the Taliban, Kabul and the United States -- the Afghan government's chief supporter -- but with little success. Last year's election of Ghani, who pledged to make peace talks a priority, as well as supportive signals from Pakistan, which has long held significant influence with the Taliban, has however boosted hopes for possible dialogue." Afghan President Salutes Pakistan Peace Efforts
Crime/ Education11 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 Pramesh Jain Bangalore: Three people, including a woman, were arrested by the Central Crime Branch (CCB) police on Saturday for demanding money from aspirants of Police Sub-Inspector posts claimed they knew the selection mem- bers claiming to arrange rank in PSI Selection. The process of recruitment for the post of Police Sub-Inspectors (Civil & Armed Reserve) is under way. Candidates who had qualified in the Physical Proficiency test held on various dates in the last quarter of 2014 wrote the written test on January 11, 2015. DCP Crime, Abhishek Goyal said we got a information from reliable sources revealed that some touts were approaching PSI aspirants and luring them to pay 25-35 lakhs for guaran- teed rank near Mourya Hotel in Bengaluru. He said as soon as we got information a spe- cial team was led and decoy with hidden cam- era posing as an aspirants who had taken up the written exam was used to identify such touts in the above mentioned place on 10th feb,soon the decoy was approached by a tout named Babu near Hotel Maurya who In turned introduced him to another lady tout and our decoy met the lady tout Meenakshi who claimed to have enough influence on the selection process and she demanded Rs.30 lacs in return for selection. And she agreed to give a blank cheque with her signature and a photocopy of her ID proof as a surety of money that she will not ran away. The decoy was asked to pay some advance for booking the post and he sought a day's time to arrange the money. On 13th Feb, the Decoy with 2 lacs cash was asked to come to the kingdom Restaurant. Meenakshi accompanied with her two associ- ates by Babu and Anthony Chacko met the decoy at the restaurant and after discussion the cash was handed over to Meenakshi and she In return have her two signed blank cheques with photocopy of ID Proof. The special team of CCB Which was shadow- ing the three touts immediately apprehended them and seized all the documents- cheques,PAN Card and debit cards. After the Preliminary enquiry and during inter- rogation they confessed their crime.and it is revealed that Chitti Babu and Abraham were used to stay in Ramakrishna Lodge since the last month and know each other since 3 years.Both got acquainted with Meenakshi 3 months ago and hatched this conspiracy to lure job aspirants to make easy money as they are job less and some have suffered losses in their business. The three arrested is identified as Meenakshi,wife of Ravi Kumar and resident of Vidyaranyapura north Bengaluru. Till three years she was a teacher at Krishna School in K R Puram,and now she is a real estate agent.Her associate Chitti Babu, 58, is from chittoor district in Andhra Pradesh and had a pharmacy distributorship three years ago. and after suffering losses, he shifted to Bengaluru to dabble in real estate business,and Abraham Chacko, 59, from Koppa Village in Mundgod Taluk Karwar district.He lived in Bengaluru and worked as an electronics service engineer for the past 20 years and now he is also a real estate agent. Goyal said there is information that Meenakshi is involved in many fraudulent transactions and it has to be ascertained if any more PSI aspirants have been cheated by her FIR has been registered at High Grounds police sta- tion,Cr No 65/15 u/s 419,420,120b,IPC,and further investigation is on and finally Bengaluru City Police Commissioner ,M N Reddi, Addl CP Crime, P Harishekaran,Jt CP Crime,Chandrashekar has appreciated the decoy and the whole team of CCB who has done a excellent job by apprehending the fake touts who were luring PSI aspirants claiming to arrange rank in selection said by DCP Crime Abhishek Goyal. Three fake touts held for PSI Job Scam Kanchan Yadav Bangalore: The Central Crime Branch police arrest- ed four of a group of six people who cheated a resi- dent of peenya to the tune of 6.5 crore. DCP Crime Abhishek Goyal said a resident of peenya approached us stating that he was cheated by four men and their two associ- ates who offered him to pur- chase a Vessel claiming it is made of iridium vessels and it will bring good luck to those who possess them.As soon as the infor- mation we got a special team of CCB swung into action and zeroed 4 out of 6 and after the preliminary enquiry and in the interro- gation they confessed the crime, And Said they used to offered a piece of metal saying it would bring him good fortune and, over the last one year, he paid the scamsters close to `6.5 crore to buy the metal, Rice pulling’ is a well-known trick in which scamsters sell a metal piece that apparently brings good fortune to the person who buys it. They even claim that the metal is decades or even centuries old and narrate stories of how the metal has changed the fortune of people who owned it. In numerous cases, they fake a market demand for the product, trapping prospective buy- ers. In this case, the accused claimed that the metal was from the US and they used to lure with Steel powder coated rice and kept a magnet hidden under the vessel to ensure that it attracted rice and They told that he could even become Minister some day. “Which is perhaps why, the complainant, over a period of one year, paid them close to `6.5 crore, in instal- ments of `50 lakh to `20 lakh,” the police officer said. to become rich in short peri- od public first invest without knowing about it and then after being cheated they come to police a senior police officer said and the vessel used to lure or cheat public is landed in police Net.The accused are identi- fied as Sagay Raja,Prabhu, Venkatesh from Ulsoor and Santosh Kumar of D J Halli.and a case has been registered in Peenya Police station and manhunt is on for the two other who are absconding and further investigation is on. Goyal said by seeing the excellent job done by CCB Sleuths Bengaluru City Police Commissioner M N Reddi, Addl CP Crime P Harishekaran,Jt CP Crime Chandrashekar has appre- ciated whole CCB team he added . Rice pulling Scamsters Arrested by Bengaluru CCB Police Indian languages enrolments dropped in US Washington: Despite the Indian economy's rapid growth and the increase in US-India ties, American students continue to display low interest in Indian languages, pre- ferring instead languages like Chinese, Korean or Arabic, according to a new language survey. Students in US colleges and universities are not signing up for Indian languages at remotely the scale languages like Arabic, Chinese or Korean experience, a South Asia expert noted citing the survey by the Modern Language Association (MLA). "Indian languages follow a path less travelled," wrote Alyssa Ayres, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, citing MLA's quadrennial language enrol- ments survey of foreign languages in US higher educa- tion."The big post-9/11 national security interest that resulted in many more Americans studying Arabic did not have the same impact on Indian languages, she noted Nor has India's economic rise resulted in the dramatic growth in numbers languages like Japanese, Chinese, and Korean have seen, Ayers said. "Of course it's harder to compare India's many lan- guages with each of these, but even when including all the Indian language enrolments in the United States combined, the number still doesn't cross 4,000," she noted. For 2013, Indian language enrolments dropped to 3,090 from the 3,924 of 2009. These included Hindi (1800), Hindi-Urdu (533), Urdu (349), Punjabi (124), Tamil (82), Bengali (64), Telugu (51), Malayalam (44), Nepali (27), Gujarati (6) Kannada (5) and Marathi (5). Ayers contrasted it with the scale of study that Japanese (nearly 67,000), Chinese (over 61,000), and Korean (more than 12,000) had in the US during 2013. "In the case of India and its official and many other lan- guages, I'm afraid that Americans do not see these as a high priority compared with other choices," she said.
New Delhi: Godrej Appliances, a pioneer and leading brand of home appliances in India, today launched the most energy efficient range of Air Conditioners- Godrej Eon Diet Air Conditioners with the highest energy efficien- cy rating of 3.9 EER which is much higher than the cur- rent 5-star rated ACs (3.5 EER), in the presence of Mr. Kamal Nandi, Business Head and EVP, Godrej Appliances. The new Godrej EON Diet AC incor- porates ultramodern tech- nology for high cooling and power saving. It is a future ready AC that not only sur- passes the energy efficien- cy norms specified for 2015 but also complies with the standards for 2019. Along with this Godrej also launched its entire range of energy efficient Green Air Conditioners encompass- ing 5-star, 6-star and 7-star performance ACs. To top it all, Godrej is giving an unmatched 10-year com- pressor warranty and free company installation on its Green Balance Air condi- tioners. The other range will have 7-year warranty which is also among the highest in the industry. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Kamal Nandi, Business Head and EVP- Godrej Appliances said, “Godrej as a brand has been leading the Green technology revolution in the Appliance industry. We are proud of the fact that we are the first brand in the world to manufacture ACs with green gases. This green journey will help us gain the leadership position in the 5- star segment. Today we are known for energy efficient air conditioners and with the launch of Diet AC which is designed as per 2019 standards we aim to con- solidate our position. This is a product with a win-win proposition for both people and planet. Business12 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 Launch Largest Range of 15 exclusively Online-Only TVs through Flipkart cnp bureau New Delhi: Available in March of 2015, Vu Televisions is launching the biggest range of TVs in India exclusively online through Flipkart, India’s largest e-commerce mar- ketplace. Vu’s online retail method makes luxury tele- visions affordable nation- wide, at costs from RS 9,000 to 9,00,000. Devita Saraf, CEO and Design Head, Vu Televisions, commented, “Years ago, Vu entered the television market with a limited range of products available in stores. Today, Vu is launching a vast range of television sizes and configurations to com- pete with the likes of Sony, Samsung, and LG – and these new televisions are available to the public for purchase online.” Vu’s mission has been to bring a luxury television experience to customers at affordable prices. In the past year, Vu has intro- duced 4K Ultra HD TVs, curved TVs, and large size TVs at 40% less the prices than the competition. India’s first Diet AC range New Delhi: Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan favoured punishing black money holders by streamlining laws that should be enforced better. Terming the black money issue as "sensitive" he said what is important is ensuring that con- ditions are such that people don't misuse the rules and regulations and don't have the incentive to park money outside. "We also have to ensure that if somebody is hiding, why only outside, even internally there is a lot more black money,we punish him and enforce the regulations, and laws. For this we need to streamline laws, so that we enforce them better." Stating that the best way to prevent law breaking is to reduce the incentive to do that, Rajan said, "Do not have 99 percent levels of taxation. "For the last few decades, we have brought down our levels of taxes so much that nobody has a right to evade those taxes. Those taxes are sensible, reason- able and if they evade it, they are making mockery of the tax system." His comments assume significance as they come ahead of Budget which will be presented on February 28. "Let people pay, but if they don't pay, go after them. That message has to get out. People have to know if they evade, they will be penalised. We need to strengthen the tax administration as part of the government," Rajan said. About the economic reforms, he said "so long as we are able to modu- late the pace of liberalisation, people will be with us". He also underlined the need for economic inclusion that arrives with quality of educa- tion, nutrition, healthcare, finance. A job is very important and government has to pre- pare the people for it by giving the right policies, he addded. Rajan-punishing black money holders DSK Motowheels unveils 2015 editions of the legendary Italian brand Benelli, at IBW spl. correspondent Goa: DSK Motowheels, one of India’s most estab- lished players in the super- bike industry, under their partnership with the well- known Italian biking legend – Benelli, showcased 8 leg- endary bikes at the India Bike Week 2015, held at Vagator, Goa on 20th and 21st of February, 2015. Mr. Shirish Kulkarni, Chairman, DSK Motowheels Pvt. Ltd. unveiled the 2015 editions of five Italian bikes that include an in-line, two cylinder TNT 300, the in-line, four-cylinder 600cc TNT 600i as well as the TNT 600 GT, the 898cc, in-line, three-cylinder TNT899 and an in-line, three-cylinder 1131cc, TNT1130. This was followed by an addition of three new superbike models that include the TNT 25, Blackster 250 and Trek Amazonas, which will be making their way to the Indian market in the future. Mr. Shirish Kulkarni, Chairman of DSK Motowheels said “In addition to the 2015 editions of the five Italian stallions, the three new bikes showcased today will further revolutionize the Superbike industry in the country, when they make their way to the Indian mar- ket. The Indian motorcycle enthusiasts will now be able to taste the Italian marvel. We are affirmative that with our understanding and experience, along with a wide and strong dealer network and an impressive line-up of DSK Benelli superbikes, we have something for every rider.”
Entertainment13 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 spl. correspondent New Delhi: She is free spirited, fun, fashion diva, a shopaholic, determined and most of all has a heart of Gold... Meet Amaya Mathur, the new age girl who has been born in the lap of luxury, has had every dream ful- filled and never faced a tough situation in life. But tough times reveal the true character of a person.Will Amaya break down or rise up to the challenge.Star Plus, India’s leading General Entertainment Channel is set to launch Tere Sheher Mein, starting 02nd March at 10 PM. Tere Sheher Mein is the story of the rich and affluent Mathurs, Rishi (Sachin Tyagi), Sneha (Gautami Kapoor) and their 3 daughters Rachita (Anjum Fakih), Amaya (Hiba Nawab) & Jasmine (Isha Mishra). A part of a close knit family, Amaya shares a special bond with her father, Rishi Mathur, who calls him her ‘Superman’. Star Plus launch Tere Sheher Mein cnp bureau New Delhi: The 17th edition of Bharat Rang Mahotsav has came to end on 18 February 2015 with Aadirang an ensemble of 130 tribal performers from 7 various states of India presented by National School of Drama & coor- dinated by Dr. Laique Hussain which was performed for the ‘First’ time in the history of Bharat Rang Mahotsav, following the valedictory ceremony of Bharat Rang Mahotsav. The Chief Guest for the occasion was Shri Prakash Javadekar, Hon’ble Minister of State (Independent Charge), Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Govt. of India, and Guests of Honour were Shri Shekhar Sen, eminent theatre personality & chairman, Sangeet Natak Akademi, New Delhi and Shri Pankaj Kapur, renowned theatre and film personality. 130 tribal performers from 7 various states of India‘Khel Qismat Ka Coming Soon spl. correspondent Mumbai: What prompts a mother to take a drastic step to remarry and leave her chil- dren behind? What will be the fate of her children? Will they be bereft of their mother’s love? Zindagi, India’s only Premium Hindi Entertainment Channel, throws these ques- tions at viewers with its latest offering ‘Khel Qismat Ka’ starting February 25th. Khel Qismat Ka is a heart wrench- ing story wherein a mother is forced to remarry and her own children see her off on her vidaai.Mumbai: Shabana Azmi, who has slammed the Central Board of Film Certification’s decision to refrain from profanity in films, has appealed to give up the British sys- tem of censorship and adopt the American one, whereby the filmmakers are liberal about their own films and censor- ship. CBFC chair- person Pankaj Nihalani has issued a controversial dik- tat blacklisting “offensive” words from Indian films. The decision has left many Bollywood celebrities in shock and disagreement and Azmi is one of them. She feels “Censor Board’s business is to certify and not censor according to appropriate ages”. “I think it is very impor- tant that we dis- card the British sys- tem, which means you appoint a chief and then you have 30 different people who will- ingly are chosen according to the political dispensation of the day which means every five years you expect the morality of your country to change,” Azmi said. Need to adopt US system of censorship: Shabana Azmi Selena may have moved on with Zedd, but that certainly doesn’t mean that Justin is ready to let their love go. It has been learned what measures Justin would take to get his longtime love back. “Justin would have no problem at all getting into a fight with Zedd over Selena,” our insider revealed to a popular website. “He’s in the best shape of his life and his emotions with regard to Selena are running as a high as a kite.” Our source continued, “I would not recommend them being in the same room. Justin still considers Selena to be ‘his girl’.” Wow — hopefully these two are able to keep their distance from one another! JustinBieber‘WouldFight’WithZeddOverSelenaGomez George Clooney and his wife Amal Clooney has decided to install a panic room in their Berkshire, England mansion, it has been reported. A source informed that the ‘Gravity’ actor and his wife will make a fireproof, bombproof and attack-resist- ant room in their 17th-cen- taury mansion, where the couple spends their first two weeks as husband and wife instead of going on a tradi- tional honeymoon, Us Magazine reported. George and Amal Clooney to build panic room in English mansion
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oafpr gq, tc tks :V ¼46½ us ,Me feYus dh xsan ij Qkbu ysx ij foVksjh dks dSp Fkek fn;kA mUgksaus 70 xsanksa dk lkeuk dj 3 pkSds yxk,A tsEl ,aMjlu 1 ju ij ukckn jgsA lkmnh us 33 juksa ij 7 fodsV fy,] tks U;wthySaM dh rjQ ls loZJs"B xsanckth çn'kZu gSA fo'o di esa ,d ikjh esa lkr fodsV ysus dk ;g pkSFkk ekSdk gSA blls igys Xysu eWDxzkFk] ,aMh fcdsy vkSj foaLVu Msfol ;g dkjukek dj pqds gSaA U;wthySaM fo'o di esa vius nksuksa eSp thr pqdk gSA mlus Jhyadk vkSj Ld‚VySaM dks gjk;k Fkk tcfd baXySaM viuk igyk eSp lgestcku v‚LVªsfy;k ds gkFkksa xaok pqdk gSA U;wthySaM vkSj baXySaM us eSp ds fy, Vhe esa dksbZ cnyko ugha fd,A baXySaMdhvcrddhlclscM+hgkj nqcbZA iwoZ Hkkjrh; dIrku vfuy dqa- cys dks Hkkjr vkSj nf{k.k vÝhdk ds chp esycuZ esa gksus okys fo'o di eSp ds nkSjku vkbZlhlh fØdsV g‚y v‚Q Qse esa 'kkfey fd;k tk,xkA og bl çfrf"Br lwph esa 'kkfey gksus okys 77osa lnL; gksaxsA vkbZlhlh fØdsV lfefr ds v/;{k dqacys ;g lEeku ikus okys pkSFks Hkkjrh; fØdsVj gksaxsA muls igys fc'ku flag csnh] dfiy nso vkSj lquhy xkoLdj dks 2009 esa vkbZlhlh fØdsV g‚y v‚Q Qse esa 'kkfey fd;k x;k FkkA dqacys ds lkFk loZdkfyd loZJs"B efgyk fØdsVj cSVh foYlu dks 78osa lnL; ds :i esa blesa 'kkfey fd;k tk,xkA dqacys us vius dfj;j esa 619 VsLV fodsV fy, vkSj og eqFkS;k eqjyh/kju ¼800½ vkSj 'ksu okuZ ¼708½ ds ckn lokZf/kd fodsV ysus okys xsancktksa esa rhljs LFkku ij gSaA mUgksaus ouMs esa 337 fodsV fy, gSaA dqacys us 2007&08 ds chp 14 VsLV eSpksa esa Hkkjr dh vxqvkbZ dh ftuesa ls Hkkjr us rhu esa thr ntZ dh] tcfd ikap esa mls gkj feyhA VsLV fØdsV ds 138 lky ds bfrgkl esa dqacys baXySaM ds fte ysdj ds ckn nwljs ,sls xsanckt gSa] ftUgksaus ,d ikjh esa lHkh nl fodsV fy,A mUgksaus ikfdLrku ds f[kykQ Qjojh] 1999 esa ubZ fnYyh esa ;g miyfC/k gkfly dh FkhA dqacys us 1990 esa eSupsLVj esa VsLV fØdsV esa inkiZ.k fd;k vkSj vDVwcj&uoacj 2008 esa ubZ fnYyh esa viuk vkf[kjh eSp [ksykA mUgksaus 132 VsLV vkSj 271 ouMs eSp [ksysA mUgksaus 2506 VsLV vkSj 938 ouMs ju Hkh cuk,A dqacys 'kfey gksaxs fØdsV gkWy vkWiQ iQse esa MqusfMuA fØdsV fo'o di ds 12osa eSp esa Jhyadk us egsyk t;o/kZus ¼100½ dh 'kkunkj 'krdh; ikjh dh cnkSyr vQxkfuLrku dks pkj fodsV ls gjk fn;kA vQxkfuLrku ls feys 233 juksa ds Ldksj dks JhyadkbZ Vhe us 10 xsan 'ks"k jgrs gkfly dj fy;kA V‚l thrdj xsanckth dk QSlyk djus okyh JhyadkbZ Vhe dh 'kq#vkr csgn [kjkc jgh vkSj mlds nksuksa lykeh cYysckt ¼frydjRus fny'kku vkSj ykfg: fFkfjekus½ cxSj [kkrk [kkys iSosfy;u ykSV x,A blds vykok dqekj laxdkjk Hkh dqN [kkl ugha dj ik, vkSj flQZ 7 ju cukdj vkmV gq,] tcfd f/keqFk d:.kkjRus 23 ju cukdj iosfy;u ykSV x,A Jhyadk us viQxku dks gjk;k
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fd;s tkus ds ckotwn çkbosV ySCl] ejhtksa ls csrgklk iSlk olwy jgs gSaA fgUnw egklHkk ds jk"Vªh; dk;kZy; ea=h ohjs'k R;kxh us Lokbu ¶yw dh vQokg QSykdj ywVikV epk;s tkus ij dM+h ukjktxh tkfgj djrs gq, ljdkj ls dkuwu O;oLFkk ds Lrj ij dk;Z fd;s tkus dh t:jr ij cy fn;k gSA Lokbu¶ywlsfuiVusesaljdkjhra=fn[kjgsagSavlQy jksx gS tks dbZ Lokbu ba¶yq,atk ok;jlksa esa ls ,d ls QSyrk gSA vkerkSj ij ;g chekjh lwvjksa esa gh gksrh gS ysfdu dbZ ckj lwvj ds lh/ks laidZ esa vkus ij ;g euq"; esa Hkh QSy tkrh gSA ;s cyxe vkSj Nhad ds lgkjs euq"; ls euq"; esa QSyrh gSA dkSu lk gS ok;jl% vkerkSj ij ;g chekjh ,p1,u1 ok;jl ds lgkjs QSyrh gS ysfdu lwvj esa bl chekjh ds dqN vkSj ok;jl ¼,p1,u2] ,p3,u1] ,p3 ,u2½ Hkh gksrs gSaA dbZ ckj ,slk gksrk gS fd lwvj esa ,d lkFk buesa ls dbZ ok;jl lfØ; gksrs gSa ftlls muds thu esa xq.kkRed ifjorZu gks tkrs gSaA ekuk tkrk gS fd Lokbu ¶yw dk ok;jl ,p1,u1 mu ok;jlksa dk iwoZorhZ gS ftuds dkj.k o"kZ 1918&1919 esa Lisu esa Lisfu'k ¶yw dh egkekjh QSyh Fkh ftlesa Hkkjh la[;k esa yksxksa dh ekSr gqbZ FkhA Lokbu ¶yw ds y{k.k% Lokbu ¶yw ds y{k.k vke ekuoh; ¶yw ls feyrs&tqyrs gh gSaA cq[kkj] flj nnZ] lqLrh] Hkw[k u yxuk vkSj [kkalhA dqN yksxksa dks blls mYVh vkSj nLr Hkh gks ldrs gSaA xaHkhj ekeyksa esa blds pyrs 'kjhj ds dbZ vax dke djuk can dj ldrs gSa] ftlds pyrs balku dh ekSr Hkh gks ldrh gSA oyZ~M v‚xZukbts'ku Q‚j ,fuey gSYFk us viuh fjiksVZ esa dgk gS fd ;g ok;jl vc dsoy lwvjksa rd lhfer ugha gS] blus balkuksa ds chp QSyus dh dqor gkfly dj yh gSA vesfjdk esa 2005 ls vc rd dsoy 12 ekeys gh lkeus vk, gSaA ,U¶yw,atk ok;jl dh [kkfl;r ;g gS fd ;g yxkrkj viuk Lo:i cnyrk jgrk gSA bldh otg ls ;g mu ,aVhc‚Mht dks Hkh Ndk nsrk gS tks igyh ckj gq, ,U¶yw,atk ds nkSjku fodflr gqbZ FkhaA ;gh otg gS fd ,U¶yw,atk ds oSDlhu dk Hkh bl ok;jl ij vlj ugha gksrkA dSls djsa cpko% Lokbu ¶yw ls cpus dk lcls vPNk rjhdk lkQ lQkbZ gSA Nhadrs le; ges'kk viuh ukd vkSj eqag diM+s ls <addj j[ksaA Nhadus ds ckn vius gkFk t:j /kks,aA xanxh ls ok;jl cM+h vklkuh ls QSyrk gS blfy, lkQ&lQkbZ vkSj gkbZthu dk fo'ks"k [;ky j[ksaA chekj ds laidZ esa de ls de tk,a vkSj tkuk etcwjh gks rks iwjh ,sgfr;kr cjrsaA D;k gS lko/kfu;k¡ lkekU; ,U¶yw,atk ds nkSjku j[kh tkus okyh lHkh lko/kkfu;k¡ bl ok;jl ds laØe.k ds nkSjku Hkh j[kh tkuh pkfg,A ckj&ckj vius gkFkksa dks lkcqu ;k ,sls l‚Y;w'ku ls /kksuk t:jh gksrk gS tks ok;jl dk [kkRek dj nsrs gSaA ukd vkSj eq¡g dks ges'kk e‚Ld igu dj <¡duk t:jh gksrk gSA blds vykok tc t:jr gks rHkh vke txgksa ij tkuk pkfg, rkfd laØe.k uk QSy ldsA D;k gS bykt laØe.k ds y{k.k çdV gksus ds nks fnu ds vanj gh ,aVhok;jy Mªx nsuk t:jh gksrk gSA blls ,d rks ejht dks jkgr fey tkrh gS rFkk chekjh dh rhozrk Hkh de gks tkrh gSA rRdky fdlh vLirky esa ejht dks HkrhZ dj nsa rkfd iSfy,fVo dS;j 'kq: gks tk, vkSj rjy inkFkksaZ dh vkiwfrZ Hkh i;kZIr ek=k esa gksrh jg ldsaA vf/kdka'k ekeyksa esa ,aVhok;jy Mªx rFkk vLirky esa HkrhZ djus ij lQyrkiwoZd bykt fd;k tk ldrk gSA Lons'kh [kkl Lokbu ¶yw ls cpus ds uqL[ks%& ¼1½ thouh; 'kfäo/kZd gYnh] rqylh] uhe] fxyks;] Qqnhuk] vkaoyk] XokjikBk] yglqu] vnj[k bR;kfn dk lsou çfrfnu djsaA ¼2½ jksx uk'kd æO; ds :i esa lqn'kZu DokFk ;k mudh oVh/pw.kZ] HkkjaX;kfn DokFk] la'keuh oVh] fxyks; 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  • 1. èkjuk Country&PoliticsPolitical News Bulletin & BeyondNational Weekly dUVªh,.MikWyhfVDl o"kZ % 3 vad % 38 ubZ fnYyh 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 ewY; % 2/- i`"B % 16 countryandpolitics.in City News Kejriwal and Rahul Gandhi can join protest against land ordinance: Anna Vipin New Delhi: Terming the land ordinance as anti- farmer, activist Anna Hazare, who will hold a two-day protest against it in New Delhi starting Monday, said that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Rahul Gandhi can join the move- ment but they will not share the stage with him. They will have to sit among the common work- ers, he said.The 77-year- old Gandhian also said that he has spoken to Kejriwal on phone and he will meet him on Monday to discuss the next course of action."This ordinance is against the farmers. In an agriculturally dominat- ed nation, when there is torture on the farmers then all the people should stand united. So we want that any opposition party or be it Kejriwal, all the workers should work together to take this agita- tion forward," he said. Hazare also said that the Delhi Chief Minister has expressed his desire to join the agitation."I told him that workers should not come on the stage, they can join the agitation. We will talk on this in detail as I am meeting him tomorrow. We will talk and figure out the next plan of action," he told.Asked about Congress wanting to support his movement, the anti-corruption activist said said that political par- ties manipulate such situ- ations against each other and if the Congress Vice President wants to join the agitation, he can come and sit among the public."If a chief minister wants to come and be a part of our protest, he can. This ordinance is against the farmers and in favour of the corporates. It seems to be 'Achhe Din' only for the corporates," he said. Hazare, along with farmers' bodies, will hold a two-day protest against the ordinance at Jantar Mantar here start- ing tomorrow when the Budget Session of Parliament will com- mence. India’s first Diet AC.... 5 9 13 12 Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam motivates......... 28th Garden Tourism Festival ................... 130 tribal performers from 7..................... ‘’All the dharna fan’s Don’t miss the chance AnnaagainatjantarMantar Sandeep Marwah Briefed Foreign .......................... 4
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dk cktkj xeZ gSA Hkz"Vkpkj vius pje ij gSA lkaçnkf;drk vkSj tkfrokn lj p<+dj cksy jgs gSaA Hkkjrh; lekt fofHkUu oxksaZ esa caVrk tk jgk gSA ijarq gekjs ;g xSjftEesnkj usrk gSa tksfd viuh cntqckuh] cndykeh rFkk cnuh;rh ls ckt ugha vk jgsA jktuhfr dks lekt lsok dk ugha cfYd ,s'kijLrh dk ,d lk/kuek= eku fy;k x;k gSA tjk iwjh bZekunkjh ds lkFk ;g lksp dj nsf[k, fd ;fn ns'k dk dksbZ usrk vkils pquko iwoZ ;g dgs fd eSa ç/kkuea=h cuk rks nl yk[k #i;s dh dher dk lwV /kkj.k d#axkA D;k ernkrk ,sls O;fä dks mldh ,slh ckr lqudj pquko esa oksV ns ldrs gSa gjfxt ughaA ijarq tc ogh O;fä ;g dgs fd eSa pquko thrk vkSj lÙkk esa vk;k rks fons'kksa esa tek dkys /ku dh ,d&,d ikbZ okil ykÅaxkA vkSj dkyk /ku okil vkus ds ckn vkids [kkrs esa 15&15 yk[k #i;s iM+ ldrs gSaA tkfgj gS ns'k dh turk fdlh usrk ds bl cksy ij fo'okl dj ldrh gSA ijarq ,sls lCtckx fn[kkdj tc ogh O;fä vkids uke ds [kkrs rks [kqyok ns ijarq mu [kkrksa esa iSls Mkyus ds ctk, nl yk[k #i;s dk viuk lwV flyok ys] turk ds lkFk blls cM+k fo'okl?kkr o /kks[kk vkSj D;k gks ldrk gS blh çdkj ns'k esa vkSj Hkh reke usrk ,sls gSa tks vius csrqds o dM+os opuksa ds fy, ^dq[;kr* gks pqds gSaA dksbZ usrk ;g dgrk lqukbZ nsrk gS fd ;fn dksbZ ernkrk veqd usrk vFkok ikVhZ dks oksV ugha nsrk rks og ns'k NksM+dj ikfdLrku pyk tk,A nqHkkZXo'k ,sls dVq opu cksyus okys O;fä dks le>kus ;k ml ij yxke yxkus ds ctk, mls ea=h cukdj mldh gkSlyk vQtkbZ dh tkrh gSA ’ks"k i`"B 6 ij foÙkea=h ds lkeus lcls cM+h pqukSrh ljdkjh [kpZ dks lgh fn'kk nsus dh gSA bl iwjs o"kZ ds foÙkh; 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vius thou dk lcls cM+ 'k=q gSA lalkj dk dksbZ Hkh tkuoj vius 'kjhj dk uqdlku ugha djrk] ysfdu euq"; vius gh 'kjhj dks vius gh uk[kwuksa ls {krfo{kr dj ysrk gS vkSj fQj mlds nnZ ls djkgus yxrk gSA euq"; tSlk vfoosdh çk.kh [kkstuk eqf'dy gSA ,slk blfy,] D;ksafd euq"; dsoy vgadkj esa thrk gSA og çse dj ldrk gS] ysfdu vgadkj ds dkj.k og fdlh ls çse ugha dj ldrkA ?k`.kk] bZ";kZ vkSj }s"k esa vklkuh Qal tkrk gSA ,slk yxrk gS fd mlds vanj dk jl lw[k x;k gSA dksbZ nwljk vxj mls {kfr igqapkrk gS rks ;g ckr le> esa vkrh gS] ysfdu tc og Lo;a vius lqanj 'kjhj dks jkSanus yxrk gS] mldk uk'k djus yxrk gS rks cM+k vk'p;Z gksrk gSA ,d dgkuh gSA ,d fnu fdlh gksVy esa nks cqtqxZ ifr&iRuh [kkuk [kkus x,A [kkuk vk;kA igys ifr us [kkuk 'kq: fd;k vkSj cw<+h vkSjr vkapy ls ia[kk >syus yxhA FkksM+h nsj ckn iRuh [kkuk [kkus yxh vkSj ifr :eky ls eD[kh mM+kus yxkA nwljh Vscy ij dqN yksx vkSj cSBs FksA yksxksa us ns[kk fd nksuksa esa fdruk I;kj gSA bl mez esa fdrus I;kj ls nksuksa ,d&nwljs dks [kkrs le; ia[kk >y jgs gSaA ;g vPNk –'; ns[kdj cxy ds Vscy ij cSBs ,d O;fä us iwNk] nknkth! bl mez esa Hkh vki nksuksa brus I;kj ls dSls jg ysrs gSaA ;g lqudj nknkth us dgk dSls csVsA fQj ml O;fä us dgk fd vki [kkuk [kk jgs Fks rks nknh ia[kk >y jgh Fkha vkSj nknh [kkuk [kk jgh Fkha rks vki ia[kk >y jgs FksA ;g lqudj o`) O;fä us dgk fd njvly blesa çse dh dksbZ ckr ugha gSA ge nksuksa ds ikl nkar dk ,d gh lsV gSA blhfy, ckjh&ckjh ls [kkuk [kkrs gSaA lp iwNk tk, rks ;gh thou dk jl gSA tc rd thou esa jl cuk jgrk gS rc rd thou esa Qwy f[kyrs jgrs gSaA jl ds lw[krs gh thou u"V gks tkrk gSA gesa ç;kl djuk gS fd gekjs thou esa çse dh deh u gks] D;ksafd çse gh gS tks euq"; dks thfor j[krk gSA bl lalkj dks tc dksbZ O;fä çse dj ldrk gS rks vki D;ksa ugha dj ldrs gksA vkidk eu fo"kkn vkSj vçse ls f?kjk gS] ftl dkj.k vki fdlh ls çse ugha dj ldrsA vkidk eu bruk dq:i gks x;k gS fd vki viuh iRuh vkSj cPpksa ls Hkh çse ugha dj ldrs gksA xkao dh vFkZO;oLFkk xzke lewgksa esa mRiUu gksus okys dPps eky ds vk/kkj ij gks ldrh gSA fons'kh iwath fuos'k ls rduhdh Kku] lwpuk] vk/kkjHkwr lajpuk,a [kM+h dh tk ldrh gS] ysfdu vius ns'k dh xzkeh.k vFkZO;oLFkk dks etcwr djus ds fy, vkt Hkh [ksrh] i'kq/ku ,oa y?kq m|ksxksa ds leqfpr fodkl dh vko';drk gSA t:jr bl ckr dh gS fd çk—frd lalk/kuksa ls lgt çkIr gksus okys —f"k] ou] HkwxHkZ] ,oa i'kq/ku ij vk/kkfjr rFkk lCth&elkys ,oa nygu&frygu laca/kh fo'ks"k vkfFkZd {ks= cukus ls xzkeh.k vFkZO;LFkk esa lq/kkj gksxkA blls çR;sd dke ds fy, O;fä] çR;sd O;fä ds fy, dke gksxkA blfy, vkus okys ctV esa —f"k] i'kq/ku ,oa y?kq m|ksxksa esa fo'ks"k /;ku nsus dh vko';drk gSA xzke lewgksa dks {ks= fo'ks"k ds :i esa fuf'pr djrs gq, bls vkfFkZd fodkl dh vk/kkjHkwr bdkbZ ekudj] blesa ik, tkus okys dPps eky gh oLrqr% ogka dh lEiUurk dk vk/kkj cu ldrk gSA lcls igys ;g tku ysuk vko';d gS fd LFkkuh; {ks= esa fofHkUu çdkj ds dPps eky dh fdruh miyC/krk gSA {ks=h; turk dks vius bl ijaijkxr dPps eky dk vf/kdkf/kd mRiknu djus ds fy, çsfjr fd;k tkuk pkfg,A miyC/k dPps eky dks Åaps Lrj ds rS;kj eky esa cnyus dh rduhd LFkkuh; vk/kkj ij fodflr djus dk ç;kl gksA ;g fuf'pr gS fd LFkkuh; dPps eky ls rS;kj mRiknksa ls LFkkuh; yksxksa dh lHkh t:jrsa iwjh u gksaA blfy, ;g tkuuk vfuok;Z gS fd LFkkuh; [kir ds fy, fdu&fdu phtksa dk fdl&fdl ek=k esa vk;kr djuk iM+rk gSA rnqijkar ;g ns[kk tk ldrk gS fd vk;kfrr oLrqvksa esa ls dkSu&dkSu lh ,slh gSa ftuds fy, dPpk eky ckgj ls eaxokdj LFkkuh; vk/kkj ij mudk mRiknu fd;k tk ldrk gSA ,sls mRikn dh Js"Brk vkSj ewY; [kqys cktkj dh çfrLi/kkZ esa fVdus yk;d gks] bldk fo'ks"k /;ku j[kk tk ldrk gSA d`f"k]i'kq/ku,oay?kqm|ksxksaesafo'ks"k/;kunsusdhvko';drk thou dk vly lkSan;Z
  • 3. Columns 3ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 Mahendra Singh You should rub your teeth and gums with mustard oil and salt mixed together inside your left palm and rubbing the teeth and gums with right hand index finger for five minutes and later rinse the mouth. Do it only once a week because otherwise the tooth enamel will get eroded faster. On other days, your chosen tooth- paste will be good enough. Okay, you are more modern and savvy, show me a line then which says, rinse your mouth with a good mouth wash prior to sleeping? In 1995-96 our ship was anchored in Norwegian port and I had consult- ed a dentist for toothache. The doctor and her assistant had per- formed a good job and cleaned my teeth carefully. Later they asked me how often you visit a dentist in India. I replied we often consult a dentist when toothache occurs. We clean the scavenge drain from the cylinder to the common pipe but not beyond upto the scavenge tank. It is here you will find block- age especially if the ship has been trading in cold areas. Everywhere we find hours of work and hours of rest. The better term in place of “ Rest” will be “ Sleep”. Half of the seamen don’t get ade- quate sleep enough even when they get an opportunity to do so. These days we find the Tokyo memorandum of understanding and Paris memorandum of under- standing busy checking “ X” signs on the sheets. The “X” sign denotes negativity. I requested these August bodies to undertake study on 10 ships which are older than 15 years under each classification society, and to find out how many oil fuel tanks on such ships are not utilised and have not been internally exam- ined. However, there is silence because here some work needs to be done. Checking merely the “X”s and passing detention orders or impos- ing fines is an easier job. Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) 2006 in the present form may be a fairly good document but it certainly lacks a soul. It’s vision remains confined to millimeters on the ship. But a seaman continues to remain a seaman when he gets off the gangways till he rides on it again after vacation. In India, we have recently started addressing it by undertaking cleanliness drives. Preventive health care, practice of Yoga and pranayams vastly contribute to improve health. They are known to be permanent cures for chronic ailments. Every task cannot be accomplished perfectly at one go, constant improvements in MLC 2006 will surely be sought for from time to time. Need for improvement in MLC 2006 Prime Minister Narendra Modi always says the right things but he is unable to convert his thoughts into actions. A marketing expert has rightly said “he cannot consummate”. We must seek assistance from Israel for adopting cor- rect irrigation tech- niques. Individual farmer cannot perform this task so it has to be organized with the help of the corporate, agri- cultural scientists and the local administration. Rain water harvesting techniques must be demonstrated and taught at the village “panchayat” level. Development has to begin from the grass- roots level. Our farmers are hard working, com- petent and require sup- port. No one is paying attention to alarmingly rising population and indiscriminate urbaniza- tion. We are mindlessly creating concrete jun- gles in the city. Plenty of water is wast- ed in semi urban areas and big water pipes keep on leaking for days together without any repairs. “Jal nigams” work in a bureaucratic fashion. Instead of wasting money on elec- tions, we must install solar batteries and desalination plants. Abu Dhabi used to be a con- crete jungle but plenty of greenery is visible on roads due to effective waste water recycling techniques. Foreign assistance is needed here also. Thus we need foreign help for undertaking several developmental works. In the marine field, it is necessary to impart training to electrical technicians and skilled personnel for effectively handling increasing automation work. IDEMI at Sion is per- forming a laudable job and the shipping com- panies must send more staff for undergoing training. Political parties must become responsible. RSS says that they will undertake brain storm- ing sessions. What else have they been doing so far? I urged them to train one hundred electri- cians, expert welders and plumbers which require no brain storm- ing. However, concrete and sincere action is required for this task which they woefully lack. When I visited Lucknow in December I noticed that the “jhulas” for kids were not func- tioning at Nehru Vatika where they have been holding morning “ shakas” for years. The outfit seem to be more interested in call- ing Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to ask why she called Arvind Kejriwal a thief etc. Some BJP workers had complained to RSS leaders that they were ignored as Kiran Bedi was made the chief min- isterial candidate. They could have instead invit- ed “ sadhvis” and “ maharajas” and do some introspection and revive the BJP. They don’t have any clue about water and power problem faced by peo- ple. AAP should start working now instead of demanding full state- hood for Delhi. Promote rain water harvesting The RSS has criticized the Aam Aadmi Party’s agen- da of luring voters by promising freebies to them. People had voted for the party as it had promised to offer them free power and water. Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi had taken a jibe at AAP for indulging in politics of populism. Modi asked how can a state which is dependent on electricity from outside offer free power? The question which arises in my mind is why do people fall prey to such tactics adopted by political parties? Why people have become so blatantly selfish. Have we failed to educate the masses? Yes, we have never made any effort to educate the masses and ensure that they follow the correct path. They were never taught the lesson of discipline and realistic expecta- tions. RSS has also warned that AAP’s move to offer freebies will only affect the nation’s economic growth. “Aapke bache itne lalchi aur khudgarz kaise ban gaye”. “Humne unko itna mufat khor kaise banne diya. Unko acche sanskar kyon nahin de paye hum?”. The introspection now must proceed along these lines. If RSS wants, I can join them to assist in training the youth. Now, let us elicit the views of the RSS about keeping the bars open 24×7. It is said that we must wake up at 5 am after getting adequate sleep and perform Yoga. How can you do that if you order your last peg or “butter naan” at 4 am? If someone says, no it is only for tourists then we do not realize that they are more health conscious than us and refrain from drinking the entire night. Attendance at bars located in foreign countries is very thin on Sunday night because every one needs to go for work next morning. Healthcare should be the top- most priority of any government. The government must not commercialise healthcare services. RSS says that it is a social and cultural organization promoting character among our youth. On the other hand, one of its key members is engaged in govern- ment formation in J&K. RSS does not want the BJP to dilute its stand on key issues like Article 370 or the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA). Modi’s rally failed to attract crowds at Ramlila ground. The BJP was attacking AAP and its president Arvind Kejriwal which had proved counterproductive for the party. The saffron party also didn’t have a genuine agenda to woo voters. BJP also didn’t go for Delhi polls immediately after the Lok Sabha election verdict and gave enough time to AAP for consolidating its base in Delhi. All these factors proved were responsi- ble for the saffron party’s loss which will have to do some serious rethinking now. RSS must motivate the youth
  • 4. Delhi/NCR:“AAFT is the third biggest and the first ten best film schools of the World. If we talk about value addition we are number one, and also the most cost effective film courses in the World” said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios to the foreign audience attending 3rd Global Festival of Journalism Noida 2015 at Noida Film City. Delegates from Afghanistan, Argentina, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Macedonia, Myanmar, Poland, Russia, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Ghana, Malawi, Mauritius, Niger, Nigeria, South Africa, South Sudan, Tanzania, Zimbabwe ,Zambia, Tibet, Pakistan and India were participating in this biggest ever journalism festival of the World. “AAFT has created five World records in media. It’s a family of 15000 media professionals spread in 100 countries in dif- ferent segments of media” added Marwah distributing information about Marwah Studios and its allied organiza- tions. The event was live covered by Radio Noida 107.4 FM and MarwahStudio.TV for all the three days. Country And Politics Completes First Year on Journalism Day “A young tabloid news paper, which we started with four- pages black & white from this campus last year on 12th February An International Day of Journalism now has grown big” said Sandeep Marwah President of 3rd Global Festival of Journalism. “16 pages colored, weekly tabloid has 54000 copies and available in 17 states published from Delhi, Dehradun, Bangalore and Ghaziabad in two languages is the fastest growing paper in the country” added Vipin Gaur Editor of the Paper. Every printed word mat- ters even it is a small newspa- per. The journalists and the publishers have to keep the national responsibility into their mind” said H.E. Dr Lobsang Sangay Prime Minister of Tibet while releasing the 52nd copy of Country And Politics newspa- per at 3rd Global Festival of Journalism on International Day of Journalism. “Youth must be informed, edu- cated and entertained through this medium” added Dr. Bhisham Narayan Singh the formed Governor of many states in India. Dr. Rishi Raj Singh Director NIESBUD, Vikas Mohan Editor Super Cinema, Editor Amar Ujala, Editor India Today con- gratulated Sandeep Marwah on the completion of one year of Newspaper. Delhi/ NCR4 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 Sandeep Marwah Briefed Foreign Audience At 3rd GFJN 2015 vkS|ksfxd {ks= ds foKkiuksa& [kcjksa ds fy, fHkokM+h esa lEidZ djsa vyVZU;wtlfoZl]daVªh,aMi‚fyfVDl fganh vaxzsth esa çdkf'kr ekfld if=kdk ,u- lh- vkj-@ midk;kZy; ch &110] VkWi ¶yksj x.kifr Iyktk Qwyckx fHkokM+h jktLFkku 301019 mob +91 9314673696, 9050204328, 7834980690
  • 5. Delhi/ NCR 5ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 spl. correspondent New Delhi : There is no record available that shows Prime Minister Narendra Modi was selling tea on railway platforms or trains in his childhood, claims social activist and congress supporter Tehseen Poonawalla on the basis of a RTI reply by the Modi government's own Railway Ministry. Mr. Tehseen Poonawalla, a leading entrepreneur and a very vocal congress sup- porter had filed an RTI application with the Railway Board to inquire about any record, registra- tion number or official pass that was issued to Shri Narendra Modi allowing/ entitling him to sell tea on any train/railway station. He also asked Railway Board to provide the name of the train/railway station with rel- evant documents where Shri Narendra Modi sold tea. The Railway Board has said in the RTI reply that no such information is avail- able in TG III Branch of Tourism and Catering Directorate of Railway Board. Commenting on the issue Mr. Tehseen Poonawalla said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's own Railway Ministry has denied that they have any information about Modi ji selling tea on any platform or on any train. In the past, commentators like Aakar Patel have also suggested that Modi's claim of being a chaiwala may be a stretch. This document convincing- ly proves the same." Modi'sclaimofbeinga'chaiwala'maybeastretch:SocialActivist Binod Takiawala New Delhi: Former President and renowned scientist Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam addressed a jam packed session mostly comprising of a very receptive youth audience during the India Habitat Centre Annual Lecture at the Stein Auditorium, India Habitat Centre on the topic ‘Evolution of a Nation with Prosperity and Value System’. With India Habitat Centre President Kiran Karnik, India Habitat Centre Director Rakesh Kacker the former presi- dent was welcome at the cultural centre of the capi- tal. The Annual Habitat lecture was launched in the year 2013 and the cur- rent edition marks the 3rd of the series. The lecture as expected attracted huge attention from all sections of the society including members of India Habitat Centre, stu- dents, teachers, promi- nent social personalities, key opinion-makers, gen- eral public and the media. But it was the youth who were his main attention and it was they who he motivated the most to work towards prosperity of India, but not without the foundation of a strong value system. The Habitat Annual Lecture was open to all and was followed by a very lively Question and Answer session. Dr Kalam said during the lecture “This is the time, technological innovation has to be encouraged in our thinking to rejuvenate particularly agricultural and rural sectors through value addition, the small and medium scale indus- tries need more attention and enterprises for mak- ing higher levels of contri- bution to the GDP. I fore- see possibilities of creat- ing new markets through rural potential and employment, giving rise to interesting possibilities of Public-Private-Community partnership and interna- tional partnerships. Above all, we need effective poli- cy alignments to suit the conditions, Also, the sci- entists and technologists have to work in appropri- ate region-specific rural technologies to transform Indian rural sector into a vibrant socio-economic entity. This should spur exports and reliance on non-oil imports.” He also shared about Leadership as follows “A leader must have a vision; Leader must have a pas- sion to accomplish the mission; Leader must be able to travel into an unex- plored path; Leader must know how to manage a success and failure; Leader must have courage to take decision; Leader should have nobili- ty in management; Every action of a leader should be transparent; and Leader should work with integrity and succeed with integrity.” Dr. Kalam has been a source of unending inspi- ration especially to the youth. His talks have cov- ered a wide variety of sub- jects including the model for development of India, Science, Technology and Innovation, Knowledge and leadership. He has been delivering his lectures all across the country and outside India also. His lectures have been profound, thought provoking and inspiring. No wonder his lectures always draw large crowds. Apart from his lectures he has been a prolific writer. His Vision for India has been set out in his book "India 2020 - A Vision for the New Millennium". Apart from books he has also written poems and songs. His life has inspired many Biographies. He started his career as a Scientist and worked in the Defence Research and D e v e l o p m e n t Organisation and the Indian Space Research Organisation. He has made extremely signifi- cant contributions to the Indian scientific and defence achievements. He was elected President of India in 2002. He has been awarded the Padma Bhushan (1981), the Padma Vibhushan (1990) and the Bharat Ratna (2007). Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam motivates youth to work towards prosperity of India photo by- Binod Kumar Singh New Delhi: Ghulam Nabi Azad was back as the Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha, days after his re-election to the house from Jammu and Kashmir. Azad took oath as a member of the Upper House along with three other members from the state — Mir Mohammad Fayaz and Nazir Ahmed Laway (both PDP) and Shamsher Singh Manhas (BJP). Azad, 65-year-old Congress leader from Jammu and Kashmir, has become member of the House for fifth time. His previous six-year term as Rajya Sabha member was to end this month and he was re-elected on February 8. ”I have recognised Ghulam Nabi Azad as the Leader of Opposition with effect from February 16, 2015, consequent upon his election to the Rajya Sabha from the state of Jammu and Kashmir,” Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari said. While the two PDP mem- bers took oath in English, the BJP member from Jammu took oath in Dogri. Soon after the oath-taking of new members, the copy of the President’s address to a joint sitting of both Houses was laid on the table by the General Secretary . Ghulam Nabi Azad back as Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha cnp bureau New Delhi: Eager to win over middle class after the Delhi poll debacle, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on February 28 is expected to present a common man friendly Budget by either raising tax slabs or hiking investment limit in savings instruments. Besides giving sops to the individual tax payers, he is also expected to unveil initiatives to boost invest- ments by corporates and promote manufac- turing as part of the Make In India campaign that aims to make India a global manufactur- ing hub and create jobs. Jaitley, who in his maiden Budget in July 2014 had outlined his approach to providing relief to individual tax payers, is expected to continue this in the BJP government’s first full year Budget. Last year, he had raised the personal Income Tax exemption limit by Rs 50,000 to Rs 2.50 lakh. Budget to win over middle class
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  • 8. 8 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 National Spiritual Mahakumbh At Indore cnp bureau New Delhi: The mean incubation period for flu is 1.5 to 3 days and the virus shedding begins the day prior to symp- tom onset and often persists for five to seven days or longer in immunocompetent individuals. Even longer periods of shedding may occur in children, elderly adults, patients with chronic illnesses, and immunocompromised hosts. It is important to protect people from getting infections from each other. As mild flu does not require any investigations and treatment doctors should avoid calling them in the clinics. Instead they should encourage phone consults. One can use smart phones like iphone, skype or other media for com- munication, said Padma ShriAwardee DRAM Pillai National President and Padma Shri Awardee DR K K Aggarwal Honorary Secretary general IMA. DRAggarwal said that res- piratory transmission occurs mainly by droplets disseminat- ed by unprotected coughs and sneezes and prevention lies in implementing respiratory hygiene, cough etiquette, and hand Respiratory hygiene and cough etiquette applies to all patients and accompanying family or friends who have signs of respiratory illness such as cough, congestion, nasal dis- charge or increased volumes of respiratory secretions. Give telephone consultations for patients with mild swine flu: IMA Man of Electronics” award cnp bureau Delhi: Mr. Anirudh Dhoot, Immediate Past President, Consumer Electronics and Appliances Manufacturers Association (CEAMA) felici- tated Mr. Soon Kwon, Managing Director, LG Electronics India Pvt. Ltd for winning the “Man of Electronics” award, 2014 in addition to his outstanding contribution towards the Consumer Electronics & Home Appliances sector. CEAMA welcomed Mr. Manish Sharma for taking over as the new President, and the newly elected exec- utive committee of 2014-15. Present on the occasion were Shri Mohan Kundariya, Hon’ble Union Minister of State for Agriculture, Mr. Manish Sharma, President CEAMA and Managing Director, Panasonic India, Mr. Anirudh Dhoot, Immediate Past President, CEAMA and other promi- nent industry leaders. spl. correspondent UAE: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has called for proposals in the science and technology of rain enhancement as part of its latest research program that will award up to five grants totaling US$5 mil- lion. The goals of the research program are to augment rainfall towards ensuring sustained water security in the UAE, and other arid and semi-arid regions. The initiative seeks to ultimately position the UAE as the world leader in rain enhancement science through globally advancing research and innovation in rainfall enhancement, while promoting scientific understanding, practice and capacity building. Public or private, non- profit or for-profit organizations, as well as individuals from any country are invited to send in their proposals to the program. Successful applicants will propose new integrated techniques or technologies that increase the efficiency of cloud seeding, and/or develop the predictive capabilities of cloud seeding operations. Commenting on the scope of the program, His Highness Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Minister of Presidential Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates, said: “As a subtropical arid country, access to sustainable water supplies is one of our defining challenges. Through a focus on innovative, cutting edge science that addresses the multiple challenges of water security, we will pro- vide leadership in addressing and mitigat- ing the social and economic effects of water scarcity. This program will have a significant ripple effect, directly increas- ing the level of research and action in the critical area of rain enhancement, on a global The UAE Research Program for Rain Enhancement Science has been launched by the Ministry of Presidential Affairs and is being managed by the National Center for Meteorology and Seismology. The submission deadline for pre-proposals is March 16. Once evaluat- ed, the entries will be shortlisted to an invited group by May 1, with full proposals due by midnight of August 17, 2015. Detailed information about submissions and the program can be obtained at www.uaerep.ae. Up to five projects will be selected to go forward, and each will receive a share of the US$5 million grant in project funding, which will be dispersed over a three-year period. The funding will be used to bring the projects to a commer- cial reality, with implementation starting within a month of the announcement of the winners in January 2016. Develop Rain Enhancement Science and Technology Shiv Sena Attacks Devendra Fadnavis cnp bureau Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has been given a public dressing down by his own ally, the Shiv Sena, which has ques- tioned in its latest editorial: "What has changed with the new government? If someone knows please tell us." The Sena has ripped into its own govern- ment for the alleged fail- ure to arrest the killers of communist leader and anti-toll tax campaigner Govind Pansare, who died last week days after being shot at by unknown gun- men. It a repeat of ratio- nalist Narendra Dabholkar's murder, the Sena said in its editorial in the party mouthpiece Saamna, commenting that "the Chief Minister and the government have changed but the system is the same." Mr Pansare, 82, was shot when he was on a walk with his wife on February 17. cnp bureau Patna: Senior JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar was sworn-in as the Chief Minister, just 9 months after he stepped down from the post. Apart from him, 22 new ministers (including 3 ministers) were also inducted into the Cabinet. The RJD and the Congress, however, are yet to become a part of the government. To this, Kumar said,"I'd requested them to join the govern- ment but they said they would take a decision later." He further added that he would expand the Cabinet after the Budget Session Manjhi’s decisions Meanwhile, a number of leaders from across the country were present at the Raj Bhavan for the cer- emony. These included for- mer Prime Minister Deve Gowda, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Uttar Pradesh CM Akhilesh Yadav, Assam CM Tarun Gogoi, Congress leaders Moti Lal Vohra and Dr. C.P. Joshi, Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (P) leader Babulal Marandi and Indian National Lok Dal leaders Abhay and Dushyant Chautala. Manjhi’s decisions to be reviewed spl. correspondent New Delhi: Shri All India Shtanakwasi Jain Conference National President and eminent social worker Shri Nem Nath Jain informing about the Spiritual Mahakumbh to be held at Indore said that Shri Vardhman Sthanakwasi Jain Shraman Sangh is organising Elaborated holy guidelines of Shraman Sangh fourth Pattdhar Param Pujya Acharya Samrat Dr. Shiv In the Spiritual Mahakumbh organised at Indore city elaborate discus- sions will be held in national and social scenario. As per the information received till now around 500 Sadhu- Sadhvis will participate in this Shraman Sangh Maha Sammelan. Some prominent Sant-Sadhvis have already arrived in Indore to participate in the Sadhu Sammelan. There is great enthusiasm among the Sadhus and Sadhvis to be part of this maha sammelan. On the occasion some eminent political leaders, social worker and more that two lac devotees are expected to be pres- ent from 20thShri All India Shtanakwasi Jain Conference National General Secretary Shri Ramesh Bhandari informing abouth the Sadhu Mahasammelan said that this type of sammelan has been organised after 27 years for elaborate discussion on cordial unity of Sthanakvasi Jain community.
  • 9. Tourism9 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 28th Garden Tourism Festival Inagurated by Sh. Arvind Kejriwal Binod Kumar Singh New Delhi: The 28th Garden Tourism Festival was inaugurated by Sh. Arvind Kejriwal, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Delhi, in august presence of Sh. Jitender Singh Singh Tomar, Hon'ble Minister of Law & Justice, Home, Tourism and Art & Culture and Sh. Kartar Singh Tanwar, Hon'ble mem- ber of Delhi Legislative Assembly. Sh. Ramesh Tiwari, MD & CEO DTTDC was also present on the occasion. Garden Tourism Festival's colourful and informative souvenir was also launched on the occa- sion. Sh. Arvind Kejriwal, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Delhi congratulated the tourism department for 28th Garden Tourism Festival and said, "I've come to this beau- tiful place for the first time. It is one of the prime goals of Delhi Government to make Delhi a tourism hub." He mentioned that facilities for tourists should be increased and tourism sec- tor will further contribute in generation of employment. The first day of the festival saw a large number of visi- tors pouring in with huge excitement. Sh. Jitender Singh Tomar, Hon'ble Minister of Law & Justice, Home, Tourism and Art & Culture mentioned that this festival has been drawing a distinct theme each year and this year's theme is 'Landscaping with Hanging Plants'. Photo by: Binod Takiawala spl. correspondent New Delhi: HolidayIQ, India’s largest holiday information portal pow- ered by a thriving Indian traveller com- munity, today announced the launch of the ‘Offline mobile guide’ for over 1300 Indian destinations. Each destination guide will contain details on hotels, sightseeing options, etc, allowing the user to download and access traveller reviews and maps for on-the-go access, even while offline. The offline guide was launched by Dr. Lalit K Panwar, Secretary, Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, as part of the initiative to promote tourism in the country. Launching HolidayIQ’s offline mobile guide, Dr. Lalit K Panwar, Secretary, Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, said, “This is a well thought- through innovation by HolidayIQ, aiming to offer travel and tourism information in the offline mode for over 1300+ destinations in the country. It is a commendable effort by the HolidayIQ team to provide access to a large database of travel information, in the offline mode. We are glad that this is in line with the government’s high priority to promote tourism and travel in the coun- try. As the tourism infrastructure gets stronger, we see more and more people wanting to travel within the country.” HolidayIQ’s offline mobile guide answers the five key questions before each holiday - where to go, how to reach, where to stay, what to do and where to book. The offline feature offers the largest repository of travel information – 37,000+ hotels, 50,000+ sight- seeing options across 1300+ destinations, which includes resorts, homestays, serviced apartments, tent- ed camps etc for each destination. Photo by: Binod Takiawala The 28th Garden Tourism Festival inaugurated by Sh. Arvind Kejriwal, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Delhi The serene and calm venue of 28th Garden Tourism Festival. Special plants at were displayed in a thematic manner for tourists and visitors to see A winner accepting the prize at the prize distribution ceremony on the concluding day Navigation possible without internet
  • 10. International10 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 A senior Republican law- maker has told President Barack Obama she was prepared to block foreign aid money if the adminis- tration did not provide fighter jets and tanks to Egypt and arms to other regional allies fighting Islamic State militants. In a letter to Obama, Kay Granger, chairwoman of the House of Representatives State and Foreign Operations Appropriations subcom- mittee, said Egypt needs F-16 aircraft, M1A1 Abrams tanks and other weapons that have been held up since 2013. Granger has the power to place holds on foreign aid, including general assis- tance and weapons ship- ments. Granger urged the admin- istration to give Iraqi Kurds tools and training to fight Islamic State and to make providing weapons to Jordan a priority, accord- ing to the letter, seen by media on Friday. The letter criticized the administra- tion as Congress is about to consider Obama's request for formal authori- ty for a military campaign against Islamic State. Republicans, who took control of the U.S. Congress in January, have pressed for more robust American military involve- ment in fighting the mili- tants, who have killed thousands of civilians while seizing territory in Iraq and Syria. "As Egypt, Jordan, and the Kurds retaliate and defend them- selves against ISIL's heinous acts, U.S. security assistance is being held or delayed by bureaucratic processes and ill-advised policy decisions by your administration," Granger wrote, using an acronym for Islamic State. Granger has the power to place holds on foreign aid Emergency air ambulance landing An air ambulance made an emergency landing at Lal Bahadur Shastri Airport here after the con- dition of an Australian national, suspected to be infected with swine flu, deteriorated, airport authorities said. Malcolm Single had hired an air ambulance from Mayurpur Airport in Sonbhadra district to airlift his ailing wife Antoinette Joy, who showed symptoms of H1NI influen- za, to Delhi on Tuesday night. The plane had to make an emergency landing after the condition of the patient worsened, an airport official said. She is undergoing treatment at a private hospital in the city. The doctors have sent the patient’s blood sample to Lucknow for tests, an official from the hospital said. Mary Kom thanks to Obama On a day she was roped in as brand ambassador of the traditional Thai boxing and mentioned by U.S. President Barack Obama in his speech, boxing superstar M.C. Mary Kom relished her emerging sta- tus as a global sporting icon. Mary Kom, a five- time world champion, an Olympic medallist and the current Asian Games gold medallist, was thrilled to attract international atten- tion. “It is a great honour for me, especially [when my name is spreading] from one country to another,” she told The Hindu on the side- lines of an event organised by the Tourism Authority of Thailand. “It is great to be honoured as a brand ambassador for Thai boxing…They are bringing it to India. At a time when crime against women is increasing, we can learn Thai boxing for self-defence too,” she said. Mary Kom said she was surprised to learn that Mr. Obama mentioned her name in his speech. “It is one of my happiest moments — the American President acknowledged my performance. I am real- ly proud to be an Indian and feel very happy.” NHRC seeks report on farmer suicides Taking suo motu cognisance of a media report that the spouses of 2,731 farmers who committed suicide in Maharashtra were deemed ineligible for compensation under government rules, the National Human Rights Commission issued notice to the Chief Secretary, demanding a report within two weeks. “The contents of the media report, if true, raise a seri- ous issue of violation of human rights of the families of the farmers who committed suicide…,” the commission said in a statement. Quoting an application under the RTI Act, the media report said 5,698 farmers committed suicide in rural Maharashtra since 2011, and the spouses of 2,731 of them were found ineligible for compensation of even Rs. 1 lakh. The compensation was denied either because the deceased farmers did not have land or a farm loan taken that cropping season. The commission decided to club this issue with five similar cases, registered during 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014, on farmers’ suicide. These cases have been pending because the State had not provided the required information. KABUL: Afghan President Ashraf Ghani on Friday saluted neighbouring Pakistan's cooperation as Kabul seeks to lay the groundwork for peace with Taliban insurgents, the latest sign of improving ties between the two nations. Afghanistan "appreciates Pakistan's recent efforts in paving the ground for peace and reconciliation", Ghani said in a statement. "We welcome the recent position Pakistan has taken in pronouncing Afghanistan's enemy as Pakistan's." He cited two major recent attacks as helping to bring the countries closer together -- one in Yahya Khel in Afghanistan in November that left nearly 50 people dead, and a Taliban massacre at a school in the Pakistan city of Peshawar in December that killed 153, mostly children. Ghani's statement came after a top Pakistani minister said on Thursday that relations between the two countries had never been better. "I think Afghanistan and Pakistan, working in close hands and in close cooperation, it will do wonders for the cooperation in the field of counter-terrorism," Pakistani Interior Minister Nisar Ali Khan said as he met with top US diplomat John Kerry in Washington. "Relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan have never been better, and that is a very, very positive development." Ghani also spoke after Taliban commanders said the militants would soon restart con- tacts with US officials in Qatar to try to get peace talks on track after more than 13 years of war in Afghanistan. The US and the Taliban central spokesman later denied the claims, however. There have been several attempts at starting dialogue in recent years between the Taliban, Kabul and the United States -- the Afghan government's chief supporter -- but with little success. Last year's election of Ghani, who pledged to make peace talks a priority, as well as supportive signals from Pakistan, which has long held significant influence with the Taliban, has however boosted hopes for possible dialogue." Afghan President Salutes Pakistan Peace Efforts
  • 11. Crime/ Education11 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 Pramesh Jain Bangalore: Three people, including a woman, were arrested by the Central Crime Branch (CCB) police on Saturday for demanding money from aspirants of Police Sub-Inspector posts claimed they knew the selection mem- bers claiming to arrange rank in PSI Selection. The process of recruitment for the post of Police Sub-Inspectors (Civil & Armed Reserve) is under way. Candidates who had qualified in the Physical Proficiency test held on various dates in the last quarter of 2014 wrote the written test on January 11, 2015. DCP Crime, Abhishek Goyal said we got a information from reliable sources revealed that some touts were approaching PSI aspirants and luring them to pay 25-35 lakhs for guaran- teed rank near Mourya Hotel in Bengaluru. He said as soon as we got information a spe- cial team was led and decoy with hidden cam- era posing as an aspirants who had taken up the written exam was used to identify such touts in the above mentioned place on 10th feb,soon the decoy was approached by a tout named Babu near Hotel Maurya who In turned introduced him to another lady tout and our decoy met the lady tout Meenakshi who claimed to have enough influence on the selection process and she demanded Rs.30 lacs in return for selection. And she agreed to give a blank cheque with her signature and a photocopy of her ID proof as a surety of money that she will not ran away. The decoy was asked to pay some advance for booking the post and he sought a day's time to arrange the money. On 13th Feb, the Decoy with 2 lacs cash was asked to come to the kingdom Restaurant. Meenakshi accompanied with her two associ- ates by Babu and Anthony Chacko met the decoy at the restaurant and after discussion the cash was handed over to Meenakshi and she In return have her two signed blank cheques with photocopy of ID Proof. The special team of CCB Which was shadow- ing the three touts immediately apprehended them and seized all the documents- cheques,PAN Card and debit cards. After the Preliminary enquiry and during inter- rogation they confessed their crime.and it is revealed that Chitti Babu and Abraham were used to stay in Ramakrishna Lodge since the last month and know each other since 3 years.Both got acquainted with Meenakshi 3 months ago and hatched this conspiracy to lure job aspirants to make easy money as they are job less and some have suffered losses in their business. The three arrested is identified as Meenakshi,wife of Ravi Kumar and resident of Vidyaranyapura north Bengaluru. Till three years she was a teacher at Krishna School in K R Puram,and now she is a real estate agent.Her associate Chitti Babu, 58, is from chittoor district in Andhra Pradesh and had a pharmacy distributorship three years ago. and after suffering losses, he shifted to Bengaluru to dabble in real estate business,and Abraham Chacko, 59, from Koppa Village in Mundgod Taluk Karwar district.He lived in Bengaluru and worked as an electronics service engineer for the past 20 years and now he is also a real estate agent. Goyal said there is information that Meenakshi is involved in many fraudulent transactions and it has to be ascertained if any more PSI aspirants have been cheated by her FIR has been registered at High Grounds police sta- tion,Cr No 65/15 u/s 419,420,120b,IPC,and further investigation is on and finally Bengaluru City Police Commissioner ,M N Reddi, Addl CP Crime, P Harishekaran,Jt CP Crime,Chandrashekar has appreciated the decoy and the whole team of CCB who has done a excellent job by apprehending the fake touts who were luring PSI aspirants claiming to arrange rank in selection said by DCP Crime Abhishek Goyal. Three fake touts held for PSI Job Scam Kanchan Yadav Bangalore: The Central Crime Branch police arrest- ed four of a group of six people who cheated a resi- dent of peenya to the tune of 6.5 crore. DCP Crime Abhishek Goyal said a resident of peenya approached us stating that he was cheated by four men and their two associ- ates who offered him to pur- chase a Vessel claiming it is made of iridium vessels and it will bring good luck to those who possess them.As soon as the infor- mation we got a special team of CCB swung into action and zeroed 4 out of 6 and after the preliminary enquiry and in the interro- gation they confessed the crime, And Said they used to offered a piece of metal saying it would bring him good fortune and, over the last one year, he paid the scamsters close to `6.5 crore to buy the metal, Rice pulling’ is a well-known trick in which scamsters sell a metal piece that apparently brings good fortune to the person who buys it. They even claim that the metal is decades or even centuries old and narrate stories of how the metal has changed the fortune of people who owned it. In numerous cases, they fake a market demand for the product, trapping prospective buy- ers. In this case, the accused claimed that the metal was from the US and they used to lure with Steel powder coated rice and kept a magnet hidden under the vessel to ensure that it attracted rice and They told that he could even become Minister some day. “Which is perhaps why, the complainant, over a period of one year, paid them close to `6.5 crore, in instal- ments of `50 lakh to `20 lakh,” the police officer said. to become rich in short peri- od public first invest without knowing about it and then after being cheated they come to police a senior police officer said and the vessel used to lure or cheat public is landed in police Net.The accused are identi- fied as Sagay Raja,Prabhu, Venkatesh from Ulsoor and Santosh Kumar of D J Halli.and a case has been registered in Peenya Police station and manhunt is on for the two other who are absconding and further investigation is on. Goyal said by seeing the excellent job done by CCB Sleuths Bengaluru City Police Commissioner M N Reddi, Addl CP Crime P Harishekaran,Jt CP Crime Chandrashekar has appre- ciated whole CCB team he added . Rice pulling Scamsters Arrested by Bengaluru CCB Police Indian languages enrolments dropped in US Washington: Despite the Indian economy's rapid growth and the increase in US-India ties, American students continue to display low interest in Indian languages, pre- ferring instead languages like Chinese, Korean or Arabic, according to a new language survey. Students in US colleges and universities are not signing up for Indian languages at remotely the scale languages like Arabic, Chinese or Korean experience, a South Asia expert noted citing the survey by the Modern Language Association (MLA). "Indian languages follow a path less travelled," wrote Alyssa Ayres, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, citing MLA's quadrennial language enrol- ments survey of foreign languages in US higher educa- tion."The big post-9/11 national security interest that resulted in many more Americans studying Arabic did not have the same impact on Indian languages, she noted Nor has India's economic rise resulted in the dramatic growth in numbers languages like Japanese, Chinese, and Korean have seen, Ayers said. "Of course it's harder to compare India's many lan- guages with each of these, but even when including all the Indian language enrolments in the United States combined, the number still doesn't cross 4,000," she noted. For 2013, Indian language enrolments dropped to 3,090 from the 3,924 of 2009. These included Hindi (1800), Hindi-Urdu (533), Urdu (349), Punjabi (124), Tamil (82), Bengali (64), Telugu (51), Malayalam (44), Nepali (27), Gujarati (6) Kannada (5) and Marathi (5). Ayers contrasted it with the scale of study that Japanese (nearly 67,000), Chinese (over 61,000), and Korean (more than 12,000) had in the US during 2013. "In the case of India and its official and many other lan- guages, I'm afraid that Americans do not see these as a high priority compared with other choices," she said.
  • 12. New Delhi: Godrej Appliances, a pioneer and leading brand of home appliances in India, today launched the most energy efficient range of Air Conditioners- Godrej Eon Diet Air Conditioners with the highest energy efficien- cy rating of 3.9 EER which is much higher than the cur- rent 5-star rated ACs (3.5 EER), in the presence of Mr. Kamal Nandi, Business Head and EVP, Godrej Appliances. The new Godrej EON Diet AC incor- porates ultramodern tech- nology for high cooling and power saving. It is a future ready AC that not only sur- passes the energy efficien- cy norms specified for 2015 but also complies with the standards for 2019. Along with this Godrej also launched its entire range of energy efficient Green Air Conditioners encompass- ing 5-star, 6-star and 7-star performance ACs. To top it all, Godrej is giving an unmatched 10-year com- pressor warranty and free company installation on its Green Balance Air condi- tioners. The other range will have 7-year warranty which is also among the highest in the industry. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Kamal Nandi, Business Head and EVP- Godrej Appliances said, “Godrej as a brand has been leading the Green technology revolution in the Appliance industry. We are proud of the fact that we are the first brand in the world to manufacture ACs with green gases. This green journey will help us gain the leadership position in the 5- star segment. Today we are known for energy efficient air conditioners and with the launch of Diet AC which is designed as per 2019 standards we aim to con- solidate our position. This is a product with a win-win proposition for both people and planet. Business12 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 Launch Largest Range of 15 exclusively Online-Only TVs through Flipkart cnp bureau New Delhi: Available in March of 2015, Vu Televisions is launching the biggest range of TVs in India exclusively online through Flipkart, India’s largest e-commerce mar- ketplace. Vu’s online retail method makes luxury tele- visions affordable nation- wide, at costs from RS 9,000 to 9,00,000. Devita Saraf, CEO and Design Head, Vu Televisions, commented, “Years ago, Vu entered the television market with a limited range of products available in stores. Today, Vu is launching a vast range of television sizes and configurations to com- pete with the likes of Sony, Samsung, and LG – and these new televisions are available to the public for purchase online.” Vu’s mission has been to bring a luxury television experience to customers at affordable prices. In the past year, Vu has intro- duced 4K Ultra HD TVs, curved TVs, and large size TVs at 40% less the prices than the competition. India’s first Diet AC range New Delhi: Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan favoured punishing black money holders by streamlining laws that should be enforced better. Terming the black money issue as "sensitive" he said what is important is ensuring that con- ditions are such that people don't misuse the rules and regulations and don't have the incentive to park money outside. "We also have to ensure that if somebody is hiding, why only outside, even internally there is a lot more black money,we punish him and enforce the regulations, and laws. For this we need to streamline laws, so that we enforce them better." Stating that the best way to prevent law breaking is to reduce the incentive to do that, Rajan said, "Do not have 99 percent levels of taxation. "For the last few decades, we have brought down our levels of taxes so much that nobody has a right to evade those taxes. Those taxes are sensible, reason- able and if they evade it, they are making mockery of the tax system." His comments assume significance as they come ahead of Budget which will be presented on February 28. "Let people pay, but if they don't pay, go after them. That message has to get out. People have to know if they evade, they will be penalised. We need to strengthen the tax administration as part of the government," Rajan said. About the economic reforms, he said "so long as we are able to modu- late the pace of liberalisation, people will be with us". He also underlined the need for economic inclusion that arrives with quality of educa- tion, nutrition, healthcare, finance. A job is very important and government has to pre- pare the people for it by giving the right policies, he addded. Rajan-punishing black money holders DSK Motowheels unveils 2015 editions of the legendary Italian brand Benelli, at IBW spl. correspondent Goa: DSK Motowheels, one of India’s most estab- lished players in the super- bike industry, under their partnership with the well- known Italian biking legend – Benelli, showcased 8 leg- endary bikes at the India Bike Week 2015, held at Vagator, Goa on 20th and 21st of February, 2015. Mr. Shirish Kulkarni, Chairman, DSK Motowheels Pvt. Ltd. unveiled the 2015 editions of five Italian bikes that include an in-line, two cylinder TNT 300, the in-line, four-cylinder 600cc TNT 600i as well as the TNT 600 GT, the 898cc, in-line, three-cylinder TNT899 and an in-line, three-cylinder 1131cc, TNT1130. This was followed by an addition of three new superbike models that include the TNT 25, Blackster 250 and Trek Amazonas, which will be making their way to the Indian market in the future. Mr. Shirish Kulkarni, Chairman of DSK Motowheels said “In addition to the 2015 editions of the five Italian stallions, the three new bikes showcased today will further revolutionize the Superbike industry in the country, when they make their way to the Indian mar- ket. The Indian motorcycle enthusiasts will now be able to taste the Italian marvel. We are affirmative that with our understanding and experience, along with a wide and strong dealer network and an impressive line-up of DSK Benelli superbikes, we have something for every rider.”
  • 13. Entertainment13 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 spl. correspondent New Delhi: She is free spirited, fun, fashion diva, a shopaholic, determined and most of all has a heart of Gold... Meet Amaya Mathur, the new age girl who has been born in the lap of luxury, has had every dream ful- filled and never faced a tough situation in life. But tough times reveal the true character of a person.Will Amaya break down or rise up to the challenge.Star Plus, India’s leading General Entertainment Channel is set to launch Tere Sheher Mein, starting 02nd March at 10 PM. Tere Sheher Mein is the story of the rich and affluent Mathurs, Rishi (Sachin Tyagi), Sneha (Gautami Kapoor) and their 3 daughters Rachita (Anjum Fakih), Amaya (Hiba Nawab) & Jasmine (Isha Mishra). A part of a close knit family, Amaya shares a special bond with her father, Rishi Mathur, who calls him her ‘Superman’. Star Plus launch Tere Sheher Mein cnp bureau New Delhi: The 17th edition of Bharat Rang Mahotsav has came to end on 18 February 2015 with Aadirang an ensemble of 130 tribal performers from 7 various states of India presented by National School of Drama & coor- dinated by Dr. Laique Hussain which was performed for the ‘First’ time in the history of Bharat Rang Mahotsav, following the valedictory ceremony of Bharat Rang Mahotsav. The Chief Guest for the occasion was Shri Prakash Javadekar, Hon’ble Minister of State (Independent Charge), Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Govt. of India, and Guests of Honour were Shri Shekhar Sen, eminent theatre personality & chairman, Sangeet Natak Akademi, New Delhi and Shri Pankaj Kapur, renowned theatre and film personality. 130 tribal performers from 7 various states of India‘Khel Qismat Ka Coming Soon spl. correspondent Mumbai: What prompts a mother to take a drastic step to remarry and leave her chil- dren behind? What will be the fate of her children? Will they be bereft of their mother’s love? Zindagi, India’s only Premium Hindi Entertainment Channel, throws these ques- tions at viewers with its latest offering ‘Khel Qismat Ka’ starting February 25th. Khel Qismat Ka is a heart wrench- ing story wherein a mother is forced to remarry and her own children see her off on her vidaai.Mumbai: Shabana Azmi, who has slammed the Central Board of Film Certification’s decision to refrain from profanity in films, has appealed to give up the British sys- tem of censorship and adopt the American one, whereby the filmmakers are liberal about their own films and censor- ship. CBFC chair- person Pankaj Nihalani has issued a controversial dik- tat blacklisting “offensive” words from Indian films. The decision has left many Bollywood celebrities in shock and disagreement and Azmi is one of them. She feels “Censor Board’s business is to certify and not censor according to appropriate ages”. “I think it is very impor- tant that we dis- card the British sys- tem, which means you appoint a chief and then you have 30 different people who will- ingly are chosen according to the political dispensation of the day which means every five years you expect the morality of your country to change,” Azmi said. Need to adopt US system of censorship: Shabana Azmi Selena may have moved on with Zedd, but that certainly doesn’t mean that Justin is ready to let their love go. It has been learned what measures Justin would take to get his longtime love back. “Justin would have no problem at all getting into a fight with Zedd over Selena,” our insider revealed to a popular website. “He’s in the best shape of his life and his emotions with regard to Selena are running as a high as a kite.” Our source continued, “I would not recommend them being in the same room. Justin still considers Selena to be ‘his girl’.” Wow — hopefully these two are able to keep their distance from one another! JustinBieber‘WouldFight’WithZeddOverSelenaGomez George Clooney and his wife Amal Clooney has decided to install a panic room in their Berkshire, England mansion, it has been reported. A source informed that the ‘Gravity’ actor and his wife will make a fireproof, bombproof and attack-resist- ant room in their 17th-cen- taury mansion, where the couple spends their first two weeks as husband and wife instead of going on a tradi- tional honeymoon, Us Magazine reported. George and Amal Clooney to build panic room in English mansion
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oafpr gq, tc tks :V ¼46½ us ,Me feYus dh xsan ij Qkbu ysx ij foVksjh dks dSp Fkek fn;kA mUgksaus 70 xsanksa dk lkeuk dj 3 pkSds yxk,A tsEl ,aMjlu 1 ju ij ukckn jgsA lkmnh us 33 juksa ij 7 fodsV fy,] tks U;wthySaM dh rjQ ls loZJs"B xsanckth çn'kZu gSA fo'o di esa ,d ikjh esa lkr fodsV ysus dk ;g pkSFkk ekSdk gSA blls igys Xysu eWDxzkFk] ,aMh fcdsy vkSj foaLVu Msfol ;g dkjukek dj pqds gSaA U;wthySaM fo'o di esa vius nksuksa eSp thr pqdk gSA mlus Jhyadk vkSj Ld‚VySaM dks gjk;k Fkk tcfd baXySaM viuk igyk eSp lgestcku v‚LVªsfy;k ds gkFkksa xaok pqdk gSA U;wthySaM vkSj baXySaM us eSp ds fy, Vhe esa dksbZ cnyko ugha fd,A baXySaMdhvcrddhlclscM+hgkj nqcbZA iwoZ Hkkjrh; dIrku vfuy dqa- cys dks Hkkjr vkSj nf{k.k vÝhdk ds chp esycuZ esa gksus okys fo'o di eSp ds nkSjku vkbZlhlh fØdsV g‚y v‚Q Qse esa 'kkfey fd;k tk,xkA og bl çfrf"Br lwph esa 'kkfey gksus okys 77osa lnL; gksaxsA vkbZlhlh fØdsV lfefr ds v/;{k dqacys ;g lEeku ikus okys pkSFks Hkkjrh; fØdsVj gksaxsA muls igys fc'ku flag csnh] dfiy nso vkSj lquhy xkoLdj dks 2009 esa vkbZlhlh fØdsV g‚y v‚Q Qse esa 'kkfey fd;k x;k FkkA dqacys ds lkFk loZdkfyd loZJs"B efgyk fØdsVj cSVh foYlu dks 78osa lnL; ds :i esa blesa 'kkfey fd;k tk,xkA dqacys us vius dfj;j esa 619 VsLV fodsV fy, vkSj og eqFkS;k eqjyh/kju ¼800½ vkSj 'ksu okuZ ¼708½ ds ckn lokZf/kd fodsV ysus okys xsancktksa esa rhljs LFkku ij gSaA mUgksaus ouMs esa 337 fodsV fy, gSaA dqacys us 2007&08 ds chp 14 VsLV eSpksa esa Hkkjr dh vxqvkbZ dh ftuesa ls Hkkjr us rhu esa thr ntZ dh] tcfd ikap esa mls gkj feyhA VsLV fØdsV ds 138 lky ds bfrgkl esa dqacys baXySaM ds fte ysdj ds ckn nwljs ,sls xsanckt gSa] ftUgksaus ,d ikjh esa lHkh nl fodsV fy,A mUgksaus ikfdLrku ds f[kykQ Qjojh] 1999 esa ubZ fnYyh esa ;g miyfC/k gkfly dh FkhA dqacys us 1990 esa eSupsLVj esa VsLV fØdsV esa inkiZ.k fd;k vkSj vDVwcj&uoacj 2008 esa ubZ fnYyh esa viuk vkf[kjh eSp [ksykA mUgksaus 132 VsLV vkSj 271 ouMs eSp [ksysA mUgksaus 2506 VsLV vkSj 938 ouMs ju Hkh cuk,A dqacys 'kfey gksaxs fØdsV gkWy vkWiQ iQse esa MqusfMuA fØdsV fo'o di ds 12osa eSp esa Jhyadk us egsyk t;o/kZus ¼100½ dh 'kkunkj 'krdh; ikjh dh cnkSyr vQxkfuLrku dks pkj fodsV ls gjk fn;kA vQxkfuLrku ls feys 233 juksa ds Ldksj dks JhyadkbZ Vhe us 10 xsan 'ks"k jgrs gkfly dj fy;kA V‚l thrdj xsanckth dk QSlyk djus okyh JhyadkbZ Vhe dh 'kq#vkr csgn [kjkc jgh vkSj mlds nksuksa lykeh cYysckt ¼frydjRus fny'kku vkSj ykfg: fFkfjekus½ cxSj [kkrk [kkys iSosfy;u ykSV x,A blds vykok dqekj laxdkjk Hkh dqN [kkl ugha dj ik, vkSj flQZ 7 ju cukdj vkmV gq,] tcfd f/keqFk d:.kkjRus 23 ju cukdj iosfy;u ykSV x,A Jhyadk us viQxku dks gjk;k
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Health15 ubZ fnYyh] 23 iQjojh] ls 1 ekpZ 2015 fouksn dqekj flag ubZ fnYyh% vf[ky Hkkjr fgUnw egklHkk ds jk"Vªh; v/;{k pUæ çdk'k dkSf'kd] jk"Vªh; egkea=h eqUuk dqekj 'kekZ ,oa jk"Vªh; dk;kZy; ea=h ohjs'k R;kxh us ,d la;qä oäO; tkjh djrs gq, mu lHkh jkT; ljdkjksa ,oa dsaæ ljdkj dh dM+h vkykspuk dh gS] tks vius Lrj ij Lokbu ¶yw tSlh xaHkhj fcekjh ls fuiVus esa vlQy jgs gSa- xkSjryc gS fd iqjs ns'k esa Lokbu ¶yw ls vc 690 ekSrs gks pqdh gSa- ns'k ds dbZ jkT;ksa esa Lokbu ¶yw us iwjh rjg ls vius iSj ilkj fy, gSa ftldh otg ls dbZ çns'k ds vusd 'kgjksa esa bl ¶yw ls ekSrs gqbZ gSa- nq%[k dh ckr ;g gS fd fnYyh tSls 'kgj esa Hkh Lokbu ¶yw ds Vhds vkSj mlls cpko ds Lis'ky ekLd dh deh iM+ x;h gSA fgUnw egklHkk ds jk"Vªh; v/;{k Jh dkSf'kd us dsaæ ljdkj ds LokLF; ea=h ts-ih-uìk dks nok daifu;ksa ij yxke dlus dks dgk] D;ksafd bl volj dk ykHk mBkrs gq, dbZ nok daifu;ksa ds Hkkjh equkQk dekus dh [kcjsa QSy jgh gSa- ogha fgUnw egklHkk ds jk"Vªh; egkea=h Jh 'kekZ us Lokbu ¶yw dh tkap] csgn Å¡ph njksa ij fd;s tkus dh f'kdk;r djrs gq, dgk gS fd ljdkj ds }kjk 4500 :i;s dh lhek r; fd;s tkus ds ckotwn çkbosV ySCl] ejhtksa ls csrgklk iSlk olwy jgs gSaA fgUnw egklHkk ds jk"Vªh; dk;kZy; ea=h ohjs'k R;kxh us Lokbu ¶yw dh vQokg QSykdj ywVikV epk;s tkus ij dM+h ukjktxh tkfgj djrs gq, ljdkj ls dkuwu O;oLFkk ds Lrj ij dk;Z fd;s tkus dh t:jr ij cy fn;k gSA Lokbu¶ywlsfuiVusesaljdkjhra=fn[kjgsagSavlQy jksx gS tks dbZ Lokbu ba¶yq,atk ok;jlksa esa ls ,d ls QSyrk gSA vkerkSj ij ;g chekjh lwvjksa esa gh gksrh gS ysfdu dbZ ckj lwvj ds lh/ks laidZ esa vkus ij ;g euq"; esa Hkh QSy tkrh gSA ;s cyxe vkSj Nhad ds lgkjs euq"; ls euq"; esa QSyrh gSA dkSu lk gS ok;jl% vkerkSj ij ;g chekjh ,p1,u1 ok;jl ds lgkjs QSyrh gS ysfdu lwvj esa bl chekjh ds dqN vkSj ok;jl ¼,p1,u2] ,p3,u1] ,p3 ,u2½ Hkh gksrs gSaA dbZ ckj ,slk gksrk gS fd lwvj esa ,d lkFk buesa ls dbZ ok;jl lfØ; gksrs gSa ftlls muds thu esa xq.kkRed ifjorZu gks tkrs gSaA ekuk tkrk gS fd Lokbu ¶yw dk ok;jl ,p1,u1 mu ok;jlksa dk iwoZorhZ gS ftuds dkj.k o"kZ 1918&1919 esa Lisu esa Lisfu'k ¶yw dh egkekjh QSyh Fkh ftlesa Hkkjh la[;k esa yksxksa dh ekSr gqbZ FkhA Lokbu ¶yw ds y{k.k% Lokbu ¶yw ds y{k.k vke ekuoh; ¶yw ls feyrs&tqyrs gh gSaA cq[kkj] flj nnZ] lqLrh] Hkw[k u yxuk vkSj [kkalhA dqN yksxksa dks blls mYVh vkSj nLr Hkh gks ldrs gSaA xaHkhj ekeyksa esa blds pyrs 'kjhj ds dbZ vax dke djuk can dj ldrs gSa] ftlds pyrs balku dh ekSr Hkh gks ldrh gSA oyZ~M v‚xZukbts'ku Q‚j ,fuey gSYFk us viuh fjiksVZ esa dgk gS fd ;g ok;jl vc dsoy lwvjksa rd lhfer ugha gS] blus balkuksa ds chp QSyus dh dqor gkfly dj yh gSA vesfjdk esa 2005 ls vc rd dsoy 12 ekeys gh lkeus vk, gSaA ,U¶yw,atk ok;jl dh [kkfl;r ;g gS fd ;g yxkrkj viuk Lo:i cnyrk jgrk gSA bldh otg ls ;g mu ,aVhc‚Mht dks Hkh Ndk nsrk gS tks igyh ckj gq, ,U¶yw,atk ds nkSjku fodflr gqbZ FkhaA ;gh otg gS fd ,U¶yw,atk ds oSDlhu dk Hkh bl ok;jl ij vlj ugha gksrkA dSls djsa cpko% Lokbu ¶yw ls cpus dk lcls vPNk rjhdk lkQ lQkbZ gSA Nhadrs le; ges'kk viuh ukd vkSj eqag diM+s ls <addj j[ksaA Nhadus ds ckn vius gkFk t:j /kks,aA xanxh ls ok;jl cM+h vklkuh ls QSyrk gS blfy, lkQ&lQkbZ vkSj gkbZthu dk fo'ks"k [;ky j[ksaA chekj ds laidZ esa de ls de tk,a vkSj tkuk etcwjh gks rks iwjh ,sgfr;kr cjrsaA D;k gS lko/kfu;k¡ lkekU; ,U¶yw,atk ds nkSjku j[kh tkus okyh lHkh lko/kkfu;k¡ bl ok;jl ds laØe.k ds nkSjku Hkh j[kh tkuh pkfg,A ckj&ckj vius gkFkksa dks lkcqu ;k ,sls l‚Y;w'ku ls /kksuk t:jh gksrk gS tks ok;jl dk [kkRek dj nsrs gSaA ukd vkSj eq¡g dks ges'kk e‚Ld igu dj <¡duk t:jh gksrk gSA blds vykok tc t:jr gks rHkh vke txgksa ij tkuk pkfg, rkfd laØe.k uk QSy ldsA D;k gS bykt laØe.k ds y{k.k çdV gksus ds nks fnu ds vanj gh ,aVhok;jy Mªx nsuk t:jh gksrk gSA blls ,d rks ejht dks jkgr fey tkrh gS rFkk chekjh dh rhozrk Hkh de gks tkrh gSA rRdky fdlh vLirky esa ejht dks HkrhZ dj nsa rkfd iSfy,fVo dS;j 'kq: gks tk, vkSj rjy inkFkksaZ dh vkiwfrZ Hkh i;kZIr ek=k esa gksrh jg ldsaA vf/kdka'k ekeyksa esa ,aVhok;jy Mªx rFkk vLirky esa HkrhZ djus ij lQyrkiwoZd bykt fd;k tk ldrk gSA Lons'kh [kkl Lokbu ¶yw ls cpus ds uqL[ks%& ¼1½ thouh; 'kfäo/kZd gYnh] rqylh] uhe] fxyks;] Qqnhuk] vkaoyk] XokjikBk] yglqu] vnj[k bR;kfn dk lsou çfrfnu djsaA ¼2½ jksx uk'kd æO; ds :i esa lqn'kZu DokFk ;k mudh oVh/pw.kZ] HkkjaX;kfn DokFk] la'keuh oVh] fxyks; dh oVh/pw.kZ/DokFk dk lsou djsaA ¼3½ ikpura= dks LoLFk j[kus ds fy, gYdk] xeZ] rktk Hkkstu gh ysaA ¼4½ lwi] uhacw jl] vkaoyk jl] ekslEch ds jl] gYnh okyk nw/k vkSj T;knk ikuh dk lsou djsaA ¼5½ fu;fer çk.kk;ke djsaA ¼6½ xqXxqy] dkyh fepZ] xk; dk 'kq) ?kh] diwj vkSj 'kDdj fefJr dj lsou vo'; djsaA ¼7½ i;kZIr ek= esa uhan ysaA ¼8½ rukoxzLr u jgsa] çQqfYyr vkSj çlUu jgsaA ¼9½ thouh 'kfä@bE;qfuVh ikoj c<+s] ,sls lHkh ç;kl djsaA ns'kHkj esa ekSr cudj QSyrk--------------------- lh- ,u- ih- C;wjks yksx dgrs gSa fd tc Hkh dksbZ d’ked’k gks] rks vius fny dh lqusaA ysfdu ;fn vki 23 o"khZ; MkWDVj gSa] ftl ij vutku ftanfx;ksa dks cpkus dh ftEesnkjh gS] rks ;g QSlyk vDlj vklku ugha gks ikrk gSA fpfdRlk txr dh ckjhfd;ksa vkSj ,d ;qok gkVZ Lis’fyLV dh ;k=k us fcankl ds ,dne u;s ’kks ^ftanxh foUl^ dh i`"BHkwfe rS;kj dh gSA ;qok psgjksa vkSj ubZ dgkuh ds lkFk] ;qok euksjatu pSuy us ^mn~ns’iw.kZ dkjZokbZ esa l{ke cuus^ ds :Ik esa [kqn dks is’k djus dh iwjh rS;kjh dj yh gSA pSuy us vius vkxkeh fQD’ku Mªkek ds lkFk vHkh rd vuNqbZ lhek esa foLrkj djus dh fn’kk esa dne mBk;k gSA ’kks esa vLirky ds vanj pyus okyh dgkuh dks n’kkZ;k x;k gS ftlesa MkWDVj vutku yksxksa dh ftanxh cpkus esa tqVs jgrs gSaA blh le;] os viuh HkkoukRed :Ik ls tfVy ftanfx;ksa dks Hkh thus dk iz;kl djrs gSaA ^ftanxh foUl^ esa vfcxsy ikaMs] lkjk [kku vkSj fdj.k Jhfuokl us vfHku; fd;k gS vkSj bldk izlkj.k fcUnkl ij izR;sd ’kfuokj ’kke 7-00 cts fd;k tk;sxkA ^ftanxh foUl^ esa nks izeq[k dykdkjksa MkW- vkfy;k ¼vfcxsy ikaMs }kjk vfHkuhr½ vkSj MkW- ekyfodk ¼lkjk [kku }kjk vfHkuhr½ dh dgkuh fn[kkbZ xbZ gS ftUgksaus bl usd is’ks esa viuh ftanxh dks U;kSNkoj dj fn;kA ’kks bu ;qok MkWDVjksa dh fnu&izfrfnu dh ;k=k ij ys tk;sxkA dkWUlsIV uksV fpfdRld gesa larqfyr vkgkj vkSj Hkjiwj uhan ysus dh lykg nsrs gSa] ysfdu [kkus dh rjg T;knk lksuk Hkh lsgr ds fy, uqdlkunsg lkfcr gks ldrk gSA vesfjdk esa gq, ,d v/;;u ls irk pyk gS fd vkB ?kaVs ls T;knk lksus okys yksxksa dh ;knnk'r ij [kjkc vlj iM+rk gSA oSKkfudksa ds vuqlkj vf/kd uhan ysus okyksa esa lgh vkSj xyr ds chp varj igpkuus vkSj rRdky fu.kZ; ysus dh {kerk Hkh csgn detksj gks tkrh gSA v/;;udrkZvksa ds vuqlkj lkr ?kaVs dh uhan gekjs 'kjhj ds fy, i;kZIr gksrh gSA bl vof/k ls de ;k vf/kd uhan ysus okyksa dks LokLF; lacaf/kr dbZ leL;kvksa dk lkeuk djuk iM+rk gSA uhan larqfyr ysuk t:jh fdMuh laca/kh jksxksa ls cpuk pkgrs gSa rks MkbV esa dqN lko/kkuh;ka cjruk gksaxhA ,d 'kks/k ds eqrkfcd vf/kd ,flM ;qä MkbV ds lsou ls fdMuh Qsy gksus dk fjLd vf/kd gksrk gSA 'kks/kdrkZvksa us vius v/;;u esa ik;k gS] fd ehV tSlh gkbZ ,flM MkbV ds lsou ls fdMuh ds Qsy gksus dk fjLd c<+ tkrk gSA 'kks/kdrkZvksa ds vuqlkj Øksfud fdMuh fMtht ds 1]486 ejhtsa ij fd, x, vius v/;;u ds vk/kkj ij ;g nkok fd;k gSA lw=ksa ds vuqlkj] ehV tSlh gkbZ ,flM MkbV fdMuh dks uqdlku igqapkrh gSa tcfd lfCt;ksa vkSj Qyksa tSlh yks ,flM MkbV fdMuh dks uqdlku rFkk fdMuh ds ejhtksa ds fy, Qk;nsean gSaA 'kks/k ds nkSjku çfrHkkfx;ksa ds 14-2 lkyksa rd dh MkbV dk v/;;u fd;k x;k gS vkSj ;g fu"d"kZ fudkyk x;k gSA fdMuh dh chekjh ls cpus ds fy, cjrsa dqN lko/kkuh;ka f'kdkxksA vc rd dh vo/kkj.kk ls brj oSKkfudksa dk dguk gS fd mPp olk okyk Hkkstu fny ds nkSjs ds [krjs dks de djrk gSA gkykafd oSKkfudksa us blh ds lkFk psrkouh nh gS fd ;g flQZ lhfer le; rd gh gksrk gS vkSj bl vk/kkj ij cgqr T;knk olk okyk Hkkstu djuk lgh ugha gksxkA f'kdkxks dh yks;ksyk ;wfuoflZVh ds okYVj dhFk tksal us crk;k] olk fdl rjg ls lhfer le; esa fny ds nkSjs ds [krjs dks de djrk gS] bl vk/kkj ij vkxs ubZ fpfdRlk i)fr;ksa dks fodflr djuk laHko gks ldsxkA olk lhfer le; esa v‚VksQSth çfØ;k ds tfj;s fny dh j{kk djrk gSA bl v/;;u ls eksVkis vkSj fny ds nkSjs ls tqM+s fpfdRlk {ks= esa u, jkLrs [kqyus dh mEehn gSA fny dks Qk;nk mPp olk okys Hkkstu ls okWf'kaxVuA ,d 'kks/k esa ik;k x;k gS fd pkM vkSj fl,jk fy;ksu tSls vÝhdh ns'kksa ds yksx nqfu;k esa lcls gsYnh MkbV ysrs gSaA ;gka ds ckf'kans T;knk ls T;knk ek=k esa Qy] lCth vkSj vukt vius vkgkj esa ysrs gSaA ogha] vesfjdk] ;wjksi vkSj v‚LVªsfy;k tSls fodflr {ks=ksa esa nqfu;k dh lcls [kjkc xq.koÙkk okyh MkbV gSA 1- 10 gsYnh QwM tSls Qy] lCth] uV~l] vadqfjr Hkkstu] nw/k] vukt] vksesxk&&3 vkfn 2- ekalkgkj] ¶ysoMZ fMªad] ued] olk ;qä Hkkstu 3- igys vkSj nwljs iSVuZ dk la;qä :i xq.koÙkk okys Hkkstu esa Hkkjr Hkh ihNs 197 ns'kksa dh lwph esa Hkkjr 70osa LFkku ij gSA 'kks/kdrkZvksa dk dguk gS fd Hkkjr esa fiNys 20 lky esa ikSf"Vd vkgkj ds xq.koÙkk ds Lrj esa lq/kkj ugha gqvk gSA bu ns'kksa esa lcls gsYnh MkbV pkM] fl,jk fy;ksu] ekyh] xkfEc;k] ;qxkaMk]- ?kkuk] vkbojh dksLV] lsusxy] btjkby] lksekfy;kA v›hdh ns'kksa ds yksx ysrs gSa lcls gsYnh MkbV
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