27 june 3 july 2016 mail

New Delhi: The President of India, Shri
Pranab Mukherjee presented the
National Awards for Outstanding
Services in the field of Prevention of
Alcoholism and Substance (Drugs)
Abuse today (June 26, 2016) in New
Delhi on the occasion of
International Day against Drug
Abuse and Illicit Trafficking.
Speaking on the occasion, the
President congratulated the recipi-
ents of the awards for their outstand-
ing contributions in field of prevention
of alcoholism and substance abuse.
He told the award winners not to
remain complacent and to continue
with efforts for eradicating the twin men-
ace. The President said the two vices
have caused havoc in the
social life of our
country as well as
across the world.
He complimented
the Ministry of
Social Justice and
Empowerment for
its initiatives and
stressed the need
for civil society
and NGOs to work
closely with the
Government in
eradicating the
menace.
The President
also said many
studies have
established that
terrorism, smug-
gling and drug
activities are co-
related. Unless these link-
ages are broken, it will
be very difficult to
fight all three.
Among the digni-
taries present on
the occasion were
Shri Thaawar
Chand Gehlot,
Union Minister of
Social Justice and
Empowerment and
Shri Krishan Pal
Gurjar as well as
Shri Vijay Sampla,
Ministers of State for
Social Justice and
Empowerment.
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Khalsa Panth is the Protective Shield
of Indian Culture: Rajnath Singh
Binod Takiawala
New Delhi: The Union Home Minister Shri Rajnath
Singh has said that Khalsa Panth is the Suraksha
Kavach (Protective Shield) of Indian Culture. Addressing
the 300th Shaheedi Samagam of Baba Banda Singh
Bahadur Ji observed at Sri Fatehgarh Sahib, he paid rich
tributes to the great Sikh warrior.
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AlcoholismandSubstanceAbusehavecausedhavocin
ourcountryaswellasacrosstheworld,saysPresident
PM attends First Anniversary Celebration of
Smart Cities Mission and AMRUT in Pune
Pune:The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi today
attended the first anniversary celebration of the Smart
Cities Mission and AMRUT.
Speaking on the occasion, the Prime Minister said that a
fresh trend is now noticed where cities are moving for-
ward to compete on the path of development.
FakeVC Of University of Bio-Chemic Education Grant Commission, Health
Sciences Cheating Case Cracked by J PNagarPolice, Recovered Rs.8.96 lakhs.
Biggest National Level Fraud Scam Busted By J P Nagar Police
Pramesh Jain
The J P Nagar police have busted National
Level Fraud company Bio-Chemic Education
Grant Commission and Bio-Chemic Health
Science and arrested 35-year-old conman.
Highlights.
*He used to pose as Vice Chancellor, Chief
Operating Officer, Registrar, Justice.
*Medical Court of Council was set up by him.
*Fake E-gazette copy was published by
Chairman Shyamal Dutta of Bio Chemic
Education Grant Commission.
*A Gazette notification is passed by President
of India or from his office and signing authority
is President of India Rashtrapathi Bhavan.
*He used to cheat people by conducting semi-
nars, workshops and even he used to take the
aspirants to meet Union ministers to Delhi.
*Red Beacon Top light was fixed on his car a
red beacon is allowed only for Chief Justice
and minsters.
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gksuk t:jh gS] D;ksafd ,u,lth esa vke lgefr ls QSlyk gksuk gSA Hkkjr dk dguk
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pkfg,A bl rjg ;g fookn ,d uktqd eksM+ ij vk igqapk gSA dqN yksxksa dk [k;ky
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National 3New Delhi, 27 June - 3 July , 2016
Saumya Garg
In today modern world tech-
nology has became the
prime basis for everything,
we can’t even imagine our
lives without technology.
And this is the part where
we are indulging ourselves
more into it either to held
out its benefits or to invent-
ing something more out of
it. Each and everything has
its pros and cons but it
depends entirely on people
how they are taking and
using it. Discovery of inter-
net was and is one of the
most successful and useful
invention of all times but
with internet, now, we can
relate it with the phrase ‘too
much of a good thing.’
Virtual life is nowadays so
easy to build up it has its
usefulness too but, In this
modern era real life is taken
up by virtual one.And this
doesn’t include any particu-
lar age group.Well mostly
the new generation is falling
prey for it but we can see
the middle aged people
also is more interested in
their virtual life rather than
the real life. Virtual life is
getting upper hand in peo-
ple’s lives than real life. A
huge percentage of people
are 10 a.m. addicted i.e.
Before even brushing their
teeth they check their
phones whereas they actu-
ally be working on their
health and diet in the morn-
ing.
From the beginning of the
day virtual life gets activat-
ed rather than the real
life.Instead of switching off
their wifi and 3g connec-
tions at their homes and
workplaces and actually
making some connections
with real people in their
lives they are more con-
nected at different social
networking sites. People
have to know that it is not at
all necessary to be on
every social networking
sites present at the time.
That being only activated at
every social site and not
actually doing anything in
real life won’t lead them to
anywhere. Virtual life
should not be your lifestyle
it should be a part of your
lifestyle. Virtual life some-
how leads you away from
your real life and without
knowing it you become a
virtual addict person.
These lives can run parallel
but a proper balance is
necessary so that you can
take benefits of both the
lives.
Real life VS Virtual life Mayank Puri
On US backing for India NSG (Nuclear Supplier Group) bid
China says that door is open for discussion related to this
issue but took a swipe at US for backing India. Chinese foreign
minister Hua Chunying said that there country did not target
anyone. They are not against with anyone, India or Pakistan.
They have just asked 48 member to stay focused on it weath-
er the criteria has been changed on the entry of non-NPT
(Non-Proliferation Treaty) countries. On US backing for India
Hua Chunying said that they care about the rules, US made
the rules that non-NPT countries should not join the nuclear
supplier group, as there is no issue related to Non-Proliferation
Treaty between India and China. According to Hua chunying
entry of new member is not the agenda in a meeting. China
was asking from the Nuclear Trading club for the support of
India application. The member of Nuclear Supplier Group were
allowed to trade and can export the nuclear technology, so
membership will help India to expand its atomic energy sector.
If it is done with majority than except China, New Zealand,
South Africa and Turkey were not with India to join the Nuclear
Supplier Group. The NPT (Non- Proliferation Treaty) is not
essential for joining the Nuclear supplier group, after submit-
ting application for membership by India, Pakistan also applied
after a week for this. Hua chunying when talking to Indian
media says while talking about Nuclear supplier group, the
admission of new member were not listed in current meeting in
Seoul (Capital of South Korea). India’s external affair minister
Sushma Swaraj wants that the application of each country
should be considered on the basis of merits, as India is confi-
dent that they will be a membership in Nuclear supplier Group
this year. The Nuclear Supplier Group were still divided over
admitting India and it was not an issue to talk about it right now.
S.jaishankar, the
foreign secretary visited to china to discuss about the Nuclear
Supplier Group membership with his Chinese counterpart.
Reference-
1. http://www.ptinews.com/news/7575624_Door-open-
for-discussions- on-India- s-NSG- bid-- China-.html
2. http://ddinews.gov.in/International/International%20-
%20Headlines/Pages/NSGChina.aspx
Doors open fordiscussion forIndia about NSD
Neelakshi Chawla
INDIA is a secular country. Here, people
are diversified on the basis of caste, reli-
gion, color, customs and traditions. In coun-
try like India we are diversified but united by
our choices. As we all know man is actual-
ly judged by the qualities he has and the
qualities he chooses to be with. Oneof the
best examples is FOOD.
In India we have three categories of foody
people. The first one are The Vegetarians,
the second ones are The Non vegetarians.
And the third and the most famous ones
The T.T.S. ie the people who are only veg-
etarians in Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, the other four days they are non
vegetarians.
According to 2007, UN FAO statistics,
Indians had the lowest rate of meat con-
sumption in the world. Our great grand
fathers and fore fathers still agrees to main-
tain on vegetarians parameters. It can be
because there thinking capacities are
restricted to the localize practices of that
time, or it may be beneficial to us and of
course to the animals of the planet. The
reasons can be as many as the theories
say. Most restaurants in India clearly distin-
guish and market themselves as being
either "nonvegetarian", "vegetarian", or
"pure vegetarian". Vegetarian restaurants
abound, usually, many vegetarian options
are available. Animalbased ingredients
(other than milk and honey) such as lard,
gelatin, and meat stock are not used in the
traditional cuisine. India has
devised a system of marking edible prod-
ucts made from only vegetarian ingredi-
ents, with a green dot in a green square. A
mark of a brown dot in a brown square con-
veys that some animalbased ingredients
were used. Products like honey, milk, or its
direct derivatives are often categorized
under the green mark. Now in India it is
mandatory to put the sign of veg or non veg
in every edible item. Sometimes we really
wonder who are the makers of these cate-
gories? According to the 2006 HinduCNN-
IBN State of the Nation Survey, 31% of
Indians are 'vegetarian', while another 9%
also consume eggs (ovovegetarian or
eggetarians these days). Among the vari-
ous communities, vegetarianism was most
common among the Lingayat, Vaishnavs
Community, Jain community and then
Brahmins. These covers around 55 percent
of that time. And less frequent among
Muslims (3%) and residents of coastal
states. Other surveys cited by FAO and
USDA estimate 40% of the Indian popula-
tion as being vegetarian. These surveys
indicate that even Indian’s who do eat
meat, do so infrequently, with less than
30% consuming it regularly, although the
reasons are mainly cultural. In states where
vegetarianism is more common, milk con-
sumption is higher and is associated with
lactase persistence. This allows people to
continue consuming milk into adulthood
and obtain proteins that are substituted for
meat, fish and eggs in other areas. The
recent growth in India's organized retail has
also been hit by some controversies. The
recent census of Zee news telecasted on
9/06/2016, DNA news show says it to be
around 70 percent. They say today India
has around 70% of non vegetarians, which
is seriously a matter of questioning as the
scale is upside down in last 8 years. It has
been changing trend turmoil in the culture
and traditions of people. It’s clear now that
India is changing not in technology sector
but also in food traditions. All thanks to the
modern approach of westernized era.
Vegitarianism:Achange in trend and approch
The ongoing tussle between Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)
government and BJP at the centre was followed with a
new scam. Recently, AAP was attacked over the appoint-
ment of 21 MLAs as parliamentary secretaries, there
after they trained its guns at the Bharatiya Janata Party
(BJP) for shielding former Delhi Chief Minister Sheila
Dikshit over the alleged 400 crore water tanker scam. A
political war of words erupted soon after between the
BJP and AAP. Both traded charges of trying to cover up
the scam.
AAP leader Dilip Pandey accused BJP of being an ally of
the Congress Party. Three days after the AAP govern-
ment announced it had sent the report of a fact-finding
committee on water tankers distribution management
systems scam to the Lieutenant Governor and the
Centre, so the report has been forwarded to the Anti-
Corruption Branch (ACB) for investigation. Trouble
mounted for the former Delhi Chief Minister Sheila
Dikshit when a report of a fact-finding panel on the
alleged 400-crore water tanker scam linking her, was
forwarded to anti-graft agency Anti-Corruption Branch
(ACB) by Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung for further
investigation. The report by a committee of the Delhi Jal
Board was sent to Jung by the AAP government for
probe by either CBI or Delhi’s ACB following persistent
demand by the city BJP leader Vijender Gupta. Jung
has also forwarded to ACB a complaint filed with him by
Gupta accusing Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal of “sup-
pressing” the committee’s report into the tanker scam for
11 months.
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cnp bureau
Delhi: I’ M center for applied
arts by Punam Kalra brings
out an exquisite new collec-
tion of chairs. This exclusive
range is bold yet exuberates
elegance and is in sync with
the brand style statement.
The collection uses wood,
steel and upholstery fabrics
while the colour palette
experiments with dark
shades of brown, purple, red, and grey. It is a perfect
fusion of modern and vintage styled furniture and holds a
variety of textural examples to suit almost any tastes.
These innovative and chic chairs can instantly add a pop
of drama to any living room.
The collection ensures timeless style with abundant
comfort. Made of fine selection of materials, all accentu-
ated with truly rich fabrics, it provides a unique, novel
and a luxurious experience to people who want the best
in their homes.
I’ M center for applied arts by Punam Kalra
unveils an attractive collection of Chairs
Congressworkersgetenthusiasticsupportfromthecommonpeople
spl. corresopindent
Delhi: The door-to-door signature cam-
paign by the Congress workers, at the
direction of Delhi Pradesh Congress
Committee president Shri Ajay Maken, to
seek the resignation of the 21 AAP MLAs,
appointed as Parliamentary secretaries to
Ministers in violation of rules and regula-
tions, entered the fourth day today. The
Congress workers have been receiving
overwhelming support from the people of
the 21 Assembly constituencies these
MLAs represent. The Congress workers
have been distributing phamplets in their
door-to-door campaign to expose the lies
and falsehood of the Kejriwal
Government, which has betrayed the peo-
ple, after promising them clean and hon-
est politics.
The week-long campaign, started by the
Congress workers on June 19 in the 21
Assembly constituencies demanding the
resignation of the 21 MLAs appointed as
Parliamentary secretaries on moral and
ethical ground, will conclude on June 26
with dharnas and demonstrations in all the
21 Assembly constituencies.
ZubaidaBaifromIndiachosenSDG
PioneerforSafeandHealthyBirthcnp bureau
Delhi: The UN Global
Compact Leaders Summit
2016 (22-23 June, New
York), aims to stimulate
action by businesses on
the Sustainable
Development Goals
(SDGs), which are expect-
ed to drive markets and the
development of sustain-
able products, services
and business innovations.
A highlight of the Summit is
the announcement by
Global Compact of ten
local SDG Pioneers. This
Pioneers programme pro-
motes individuals who are
demonstrating how the
SDGs can enable business
to unlock economic, social
and environmental gains
for the world. Over 600
nominations were received
from 100 countries
between February and
April 2016.
Online Building Plan Sanction Procedure
simplified-Mayor, Sh. Shyam Sharma
spl. correspondent
Delhi: The SDMC Mayor
Sh. Shyam Sharma today
stated that online simplified
procedure of building plan
offers enormous benefits
to the general public; a few
are listed below:
1. Submission of applica-
tion through online mode
through Single Window
Clearance System
(SWCS)/ Common
Application Form (CAF);
2.Personal visits to office
not required;
3.The applicant can track
the status of his application
through online mode at
any stage;
4.The applicant can
deposit all applicable
charges relating to all con-
cerned Departments
through online mode to the
Municipal Corporation per-
taining to all Departments;
5. Online calculator to facil-
itate the applicants to get
idea regarding charges
required to be deposited is
also available in public
domain.
6.The applicant / Architect
can download the digitally
signed sanction letter
through online mode.
7.The number of proce-
dures reduced;
8.Timeline for sanction
process reduced.
9.Multiple Affidavits have
also been converted into
single Affidavit,
Undertaking or note on the
plans, thereby consider-
ably reducing the docu-
mentary requirements.
10.The colour codes zonal
maps of DMRC, AAI and
DUAC are available on the
website of M.C.D. for infor-
mation / guidance of gen-
eral public.
Narcotics control bureau ,
Charas Seizure and Celebrations
Hiten Shukla
Ahmedabad: The Narcotics Control Bureau Ahmedabad is
celebrating the international day against drug abuse and illicit
trafficking on 26th June. As a part of its celebrations the NCB
along with RJ Tibrewal commerce college had organised a
series of programs on 25th June which are mentioned below:
A group of 100 students rallied around various parts Vastrapur
Area, Mansi circle and Alpha one Mall. During the rally the stu-
dents chanted slogans, sung anti drug songs, distributed pam-
phlets and displayed banners to spread awareness about drug
abuse.
The students also performed Nukkad Natak at Vastrapur lake,
Mansi circle which drew the attnetion of the public and
bystanders as they experienced the Natak (Street play) and
appreciated the same.
At Aplha One, A crowd of around 300 people was drawn by a
musical performance by the students of JG College of perform-
ing arts, followed by the street play at the mall which was very
well received and applauded by the people at the mall.
Delhi: As part of its Platinum
Jubilee Celebrations, 1 Army
HQ Signal Regiment organ-
ised a Special Sainik
Sammelan on 24th June
2016 in New Delhi at the unit
location.
The event was chaired by
Maj Gen BP Murgai
(Retired), who commanded
the Unit from 1971 to 1973.
The Special Sainik
Sammelan was witnessed by
both serving and retired per-
sonnel of the Unit.
Maj Gen BP Murgai (Retired)
complimented the unit for its
achievements.
Mumbai: A four-wheeler
owner has been directed by
the district motor accident
claims tribunal to pay Rs. 36
lakh as compensation to kin
of a police constable, who
lost his life after being hit by
the vehicle in 2008, while
the insurance company was
absolved of liability.
District Judge and Tribunal
member K D Vadane in a
recent order directed
Santosh Mardhekar to pay
Rs. 36 lakh compensation to
the family of Nandkumar
Thakur (52).
The tribunal rejected the
claim submitted by the fami-
ly of Thakur and discharged
Reliance General Insurance
Company Ltd of its liability to
pay the sum, relying on the
company’s submission that
the policy was fake.
Kinofpoliceconstabletoget
Rs.36lakhcompensation
Army Headquarters
(HQ) Signal
Regiment Celebrates
Platinum Jubilee
Kolkata: Heralding a new era of DRDO-Academia
Partnership, Defence Research & Development Organisation
(DRDO) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding
(MoU) with Jadavpur University (JU), Kolkata to establish the
Jagadish Chandra Bose Centre for Advanced Technology
(JCBCAT).
Secretary, Department of the Defence R&D and Director
General, DRDO Dr. S Christopher laid the foundation of the
Advanced Technology Research Centre at the university cam-
pus in Kolkata. Dr. Christopher in his address called for
focused Research & Development at the centre and urged for
continued cooperation to achieve success in long term.
“Novelty in production needs to be designed keeping in mind
constraints of time, cost and space”, he said.
The Vice Chancellor of JU, Prof. Suranjan Das welcomed the
DG, DRDO and said it is a matter of great honour for the uni-
versity to be associated with DRDO.
Foundation of Advanced Technology
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At least 35 people were killed and 21 others injured when
a tourist bus burst into flames after crashing into the side
of a road in central China on Sunday.
The accident happened in Hunan province when the bus
carrying 56 people crashed into the guardrails on a high-
way.
The ensuing oil leak may have caused the fire, the coun-
ty government said.
Twenty-one people have been hospitalized and rescuers
are still searching the charred frame of the bus.
The police has detained the driver of the bus, state-run
Xinhua news agency reported.
35 killed, 21 injured in China bus fire
US: The death toll from flooding in the US
state of West Virginia rose to 24, as
President Barack Obama declared a
major disaster, releasing federal aid for
some of the hardest-hit areas. The presi-
dent “ordered federal aid to supplement
state and local recovery efforts in the area
affected by severe storms, flooding, land-
slides and mudslides,” the White House
said in a statement.
Days of heavy rain have caused massive
flooding in the state, where high waters
have washed away cars, trapped hun-
dreds and cut power to large areas.
More than 21,300 people were without
power across the state Saturday evening
according to the West Virginia Division of
Homeland Security and Emergency
Management.
Hundreds of homes had been severely
damaged or destroyed and more than 60
roads remained closed, it said.
Photos on the division`s Facebook page
showed a muddy, swollen river in the
West Virginia town of Clendenin that had
spilled over its banks and inundated a
nearby neighborhood with floodwater.
Obama`s disaster declaration makes fed-
eral funding available to Greenbrier,
Kanawha and Nicholas counties.
The latest fatality from the flooding was
reported Saturday in Greenbrier County,
bringing the overall tally to 24 people
dead, state spokeswoman Jessica Tice
told AFP.
Among the dead was an eight-year-old
boy who was swept away while walking
along a creek bank with his mother and
sister, local news station WSAZ reported.
His body was found after three hours of
searching.
West Virginia Governor Earl Ray Tomblin
said Saturday he expected 400 National
Guard members to be deployed during
the day to assist local emergency respon-
ders in their relief efforts.
He said that support from the Federal
Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
that was released under the disaster dec-
laration would “provide much needed
assistance to severely impacted regions”.
US President Barack Obama declares disaster
as West Virginia floods death toll climbs to 24
Iraqi forces have fully liber-
ated Fallujah city, recaptur-
ing the final remaining dis-
trict.
“We announce from this
place in central Golan dis-
trict that it has been
cleaned by the counter-ter-
rorism service and we con-
vey the good news to the
Iraqi people that the battle
of Falluja is over,”
Lieutenant General Abdul
Wahab al-Saidi told state
TV.
Iraqi forces entered the
northwestern al-Julan
neighbourhood, the final
area under ISIS control, on
Sunday.
Sunday’s victory ends a
month-long campaign to
liberate the city from
Islamic State militants.
Al- Saidi, the commander
of the liberation of Falluja
operations, announced the
city was liberated Sunday
after recapturing the neigh-
borhood of al-Jolan from
ISIS.
Standing in the al-Jolan
neighborhood, he said this
was the last area of Falluja
that ISIS had control of.
Over 1,800 ISIS militants
were killed during the mili-
tary operations by the Iraqi
forces to recapture the city
and villages surrounding it,
al-Saadi told al-Iraqiya TV.
“We announce from the
central al-Jolan neighbor-
hood that this neighbor-
hood has been cleaned by
the counterterrorism and
federal police forces,” he
said.
‘ThebattleforFallujahisover,’announcesIraqiGeneral
Sixteen Taliban militants were killed in a
US drone attack in Afghanistan’s Kunduz
province, a military statement said on
Sunday.
“A senior Taliban leader named Mullah
Jannat Gul along with 15 of his men were
killed after a drone struck two vehicles
along a road in Quash Tipa, Chahar Dara
district on Saturday night,” said the state-
ment issued by the Afghan army`s
Division 20 Pamir stationed in the region.
The insurgents tried to relocate but the
struck came after a tip-off confirmed the
movement of the militants, Xinhua news
agency reported citing the statement as
saying.
16TalibanmilitantskilledinUSdronestrike
Some 60 percent of
Londoners voted to stay in
the EU in Thursday’s his-
toric referendum, but the
rest of the country cast their
ballots overwhelmingly to
leave. And the capital’s 8.6
million residents, whose
GDP is about the same as
that of oil-rich Norway, are
anxious about the impact on
the city’s economy.
The fear is that London will
no longer be able to claim to
serve as the gateway for US
and Asian businesses into
Europe’s vast single mar-
ket. “Some firms that saw
London as a platform for
serving the integrated EU
market will relocate at least
part of their headquarters’
functions to other cities
within the EU,” said Greg
Clark of the Brookings
Institution. A first bank, US
giant JPMorgan which
employs around 16,000
staff in the United Kingdom,
said Friday that it “may
need to make changes to
our European legal entity
structure and the location of
some roles”.
It gave no figures, but chair-
man and chief executive
Jamie Dimon previously
said that up to 4,000 jobs
could move out of the UK.
According to ratings agency
Standard and Poor’s, a fifth
of all global banking activity
takes place in London.
A haemorrhaging of
bankers would hit the city:
the financial sector provides
one in three jobs, or some
1.25 million.
Services overall represent
85 percent of jobs, having
completely supplanted
manufacturing which histor-
ically was the driving force
of the capital.
– ‘Still a good location’ –
“Although we will be outside
the EU, it is crucial that we
remain part of the single
market,” pro-EU London
Mayor Sadiq Khan said. “It
is crucial that London has a
voice at the table during
those renegotiations,”
added the Labour mayor,
who took over in May from
Conservative Boris Johnson
— who went on to spear-
head the “Leave” camp.
Now,Lexit:LondonwantstostaywithEU,saysPetition
Pakistan, Afghanistan to set up bilater-
al mechanism to address border issues
Pakistan and Afghanistan will set up a high-level bilateral
mechanism to coordinate on security issues and amicably
address border-related matters, officials said, days after
violent border clashes left casualties on both sides.
The decision was taken during a meeting between
Pakistan Prime Minister’s Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj
Aziz and Afghan Foreign Minister Salahuddin Rabbani on
the sidelines of a Shanghai Cooperation Organisation
(SCO) Summit in Tashkent.

Delhi/ NCR 7New Delhi, 27 June - 3 July , 2016
S.S. Dogra
New Delhi: This weekend
has another feather in the
cap of the Capital where
Art & culture promotion is
the main priority. Yes, the
celebration began just in
Southern heart of Delhi
where an interesting event
Celebration of Passion in
Art at Delhi Dairy Art
Lounge,D 20, South
Extension Part-1, New
Delhi. Delhi Dairy in col-
laboration of International
Chamber of Media and
Entertainment Industry a
formal launch cum-Show
was inaugurated by Media
Guru Sandeep Marwah ji
Founder, Director Marwah
Studios, ICMEI, Delhi
Diary Chapter, Gallery's
first show... Delhi Diary Art
Lounge, "Celebration of
Passion in Art,Curated by
Renowned Artist & Curator
Dr Aarti Makkar
Mr. R.N.Chhabra, Gallery
Director introduced the
gallery for Art Shows,
talks, lectures, cultural
Events. it is one of the
prominent gallery in Delhi.
Chief Guest Mr. Sandeep
Marwah appreciated the
achievements & success-
ful journey of Delhi Diary's
of around four decades
that promoting the promi-
nent Art and Culture
through their popular
Magazine-Delhi Diary.. Mr.
further added that this art
gallery has great ambi-
ence to promote art and
culture and conveyed his
warm wishes he pray for
the grand success of the
gallery. Also he recalled
and paid his gratitude for
legendary Actor Om
Prakash ji whom he met in
1935 at the time of open-
ing ceremony of the exclu-
sive music shop of entire
north India in Khan
Market. in the kind pres-
ence of one of the Gallery
Director Promila Chhabra
ji (Daughter of famous bol-
lywood artist Om Prakash
ji Dr. Aarti Makkar "CELE-
BRATION OF PASSION IN
ART" is a new chapter in
the field of art and culture.
It is an effort where we
have a beautiful message
to convey the characteris-
tic's of life in more promi-
nent way. “Wah Ye Aurten
**okg ;s vkSjrsa** book authored
by Ms. Madhvi Shree was
also presented to Mr.
Sandeep Marwah during
this event. This event was
hosted jointly by ICMEI &
Delhi Dairy, the wonderful
evening graced by
Mr.Ravinder Bhandari
(Bharat Nirman NGO), Dr.
Amit Kaur- Scientist-cum-
Social Activist, Social
Activist & Lawyer
Ms.Bhavna Bajaj,
Mr.Narender (From Nepal),
Afghanistani Filmmaker
Ms.Sajia Shojaei, Mr.Qazi
M Raghib-Design
Consultant, Mr. Atul Sinha
Sulptor, Mr. Bishwaranjan
Bhunia Manoj Gujaral
(graphic man), French
Connoisseur, Ludwig.Z.
(Digital Man) Mr. Ram
Nawal Singh's friend. Chief
guest sh. Sandeep
Marwah ji Missed
Ms.Mohini Bajaj and
Saroja Khanna of Delhi
Diary Art Lounge,
Sponsors majarto powered
by NDTV..... many young
artists from Delhi and NCR
were also present at the
gallery. It was a wonderful
evening where all the
guests enjoyed & spent
quality time.
DelhiDiaryArtGalleryistherightplacefortheArtLoversinthecapital
Vivek Sharma
New Delhi : Just like the monsoon
waves, Hallyu waves have also entered
the Delhi city. The Hallyu waves (K-
POP) which were earlier assumed to be
popular only in the North Eastern part of
India have slowly gained momentum in
the heart of Delhiities and also in many
other states of our country. For Indians,
Psy and his iconic Gangnam Style made
this genre so popular, that even in the
weddings we can see people grooving to
the beats of the Gangnam Style.
Looking at thecraze for K-POP in India,
the Korean Culture Center, had organ-
ized the 5th edition of “K-POP CON-
TEST” at Korean Cultural Centre, Lajpat
Nagar. The auditions in India began with
Delhi Auditions. The contest which start-
ed as a small event in the capital back in
2012 has now gone National with partic-
ipation from all over the country.The first
K-pop performance in India wasdone by
N-Sonic in 2014, after which the craze
for K-POP in India went on increasing
per diem. We had more than 70 selected
participants from Delhi round and the
hall with the seating capacity of 500
audiences was over crowed.
This year the contest has been organ-
ized in 7 regions namely Delhi, Kolkata,
Mumbai, Patna, Bengaluru, Chennai
and Sikkim.
The judges’ panel included- Kim Kum
Pyoung – Director Korean Cultural
Centre, India, Byungsun Lee - Director,
Korea Tourism Organization, Namkyu
Kim - General Manager, Korea
International Trade Organization,
Hyosun Choi - General Manager, LG
electronics.
Judge Byungsun Lee said that “looking
at such a pleasant response from the
Delhi crowd, I was completely amazed
as I have heard that in India the maxi-
mum love for K-POP can be seen in
north-eastern parts. But looking at such
an enthusiastic crowd I can say for sure
that the Hallyu waves had made their
way into the heart of Delhi people.”
Kim Kum Pyoung, director of Korean
Cultural Centre India, “Participation this
year was huge. The hard work of partic-
ipants was seen in this competition.
Selecting the finalist was toughest job.
Now, we can truly say that K-POP has
made its place in the Indian Heart.”
Dinesh and Aditya from Flo Fist Crew
were participating for the 2nd time. They
found the competition tougher than last
year. Their Dream is to perform with BTS
Band (Famous Korean Band).
Abhishek from Kapil from Evolution
Crew are trained dancers and have
worked on Hip Hop. Bollywood,
Popping, Western and Indian Folk
dance.
Tsering Palzom from Girl Crush Crew
said that she is following K-POP dance
from 2008. After seeing the video of K-
POP dance over net, she fell in love with
K-POP. Their group consists of 5 mem-
bers, all crazy for K-POP. They are also
huge fan of BTS Group and JJCC band.
The contest officially took off in May
2016 with its online audition, which was
judged by celebrity judges JJCC’s (Jacki
Chain Group) Eddy and Simba.
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He said there is a positive atmosphere of competing on
development works through the spirit of Jan Bhaagidaari.
He emphasized that people in the cities must decide
about the development of their urban spaces, adding that
these decisions cannot be taken in Delhi. He said that
the spirit of participative governance is vital.
The Prime Minister said that the days when urbanization
was seen as a problem are now over; it is now seen as
an opportunity.
Shri Narendra Modi said that cities are growth centres
which have the capacity to mitigate the problems faced
by the people.
PM attends First Anniversary Celebration....
Shashi Kant Sharma Chairs 1st
BRICS SAIs Leaders Meeting
Delhi: CAG Institution in India has taken several initiatives
towards use of latest data analytical tools for audit planning &
analysis and is also fine tuning its methodology for audit of
environmental issues for better impact. This was disclosed by
Comptroller and Auditor General of India Shri Shashi Kant
Sharma in Beijing today. He was delivering a key note address
at the 1st Meeting of the Supreme Audit Institutions of BRICS
countries in Beijing. Shri Sharma also shared the contributions
made by the CAG institution of India in enhancing transparen-
cy and accountability in governance and in promoting econom-
ic and social development.
The CAG said that our Governments have taken several ini-
tiatives to address the challenges faced by our countries and
the people by automating service delivery, choosing partners
in development through Public Private Partnership arrange-
ments, opening up economy for foreign direct investments and
by focusing on sustainable development. These government
initiatives have brought in new challenges to the SAI auditors.
This has also placed enhanced Demands for greater objectiv-
ity in public dealings and transparency in governance, he
added.

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Recently Kiran Sharma, Director ITE Group hosted a cocktail party at The Flying
Saucer, the evening was organised as a Pre Party for India’s oldest and most wide-
spread Bridal, Fashion and Lifestyle Exhibition “Bride and Groom” which is yet to be
held from the 2nd to 4th July in Hotel Ashoka. The evening was well attended by many
guests from the fashion industry and Delhi’s social circuit to name a few were Salloli
Kumar, Mia Lakhra, Vivek Mishra, Mann Dua. Guests were seen having a great time
while they enjoyed the foot tapping music.
Saurabh Mehta and
(Host) Kiran Sharma
Aamer Zakir and
Aditya Dasta
Pankaj Jeswani and
Roshni Thakkur
Gaurav Gupta and
Dipti Gupta
Mann Dua and
Pooja Mootwani
Sonia Bhasin and
Alka Kohli
Shradha Khare and
Pinky Bhatia
Salloli Kumar and
Ana Sachdeva
Vivek Mishra and
Jitendra Padam Jain
Vikram Mittal and
Ratnadeep Lall
Yotsana Attree and
Sonia Mehta
Shilpa Raina and
Anuj Lalwani

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Delhi: Cinépolis, India’s 1 st international and World’s 4
th largest movie theatre circuit in collaboration with White
Hill production house organized an exclusive meet and
greet session with the starcast of forthcoming Punjabi
movie “SARDAAR JI 2”. Directed by Rohit Jugraj
Chauhan, the movie is a sequel to the hit film “Sardaar
ji”. The lead actors including Diljit Dosanjh, Sonam Bajwa
and Monica Gill were present to engage with the fans at
the new iconic Cinépolis multiplex, Unity One Mall,
Sector 10, Rohini, Delhi. Cinépolis, the multiplex partner
for Sardaar Ji 2 provided a platform for the stars of the
movie with an opportunity to share their experiences and
memories created on the sets.
“SardaarJi 2” Starcast DazzledAt Cinépolis
Mumbai: Actress
Kangana Ranaut
feels the future of
cinema lies in
making short films
for the digital
medium.
At the launch of
Shirish Kunder’s
short film “Kriti”,
Kangana said: “It’s
hard to make a short
film. I myself have
made a short film
(‘The Touch’) and it’s
difficult.”
“Everything is
b e c o m i n g
smaller and
smaller and I
feel the future of
cinema is internet
movies. The two-and-half-hour film (culture) is not the
future… Future is online and the sooner we catch that;
we won’t be lagging behind.”
“Kriti” is written and directed by Shirish Kunder. It fea-
tures Manoj Bajpayee, Radhika Apte and Neha Sharma
in lead. Manoj said: “Internet is a bigger and wider medi-
um and we should explore it. I want to get used to it as it
gives freedom to experiment and challenges us to
explore characters that we don’t get to play in feature
films.”
Futureofcinemaisinternetmovies,saysKangana
Actress Katherine Heigl
and her husband of eight
years, musician Josh
Kelley, are expecting their
third child – a boy.
Their son will join elder sis-
ters Adelaide Marie Hope,
4, and Naleigh Moon, 7 —
who are both adopted.
“The Kelley clan is thrilled
to announce that we are
expecting a third addition
to our family,” the couple
said in a joint statement,
reports people.com.
“Naleigh and Adelaide
could not be more excited
to welcome their new sib-
ling into the fold and Josh
and I are overflowing with
joy and gratitude.”
“This is an incredibly excit-
ing time for us filled with
hope, anticipation, and
hormones. Well, only I’m
filled with hormones, but
everyone in the family gets
to enjoy them,” Heigl
joked.“We couldn’t be
more excited to be able to
finally share this news with
our fans and are looking
forward to continuing to
share the journey with you
all. xoxo, Katie and Josh.”
Heigl, 37, and Kelley, 34,
adopted Naleigh from
South Korea in September
2009 when she was 9
months old.
Katherine Heigl is Pregnant
Mumbai: According to fan
screenshots taken of now-
deleted comments made
from his account, Harris
replied to a number of
Instagram users who
asked him about the pair’s
split and Swift’s new
romance with British actor
Tom Hiddleston.
Responding to a fan’s
comment, who said that
the DJ should have told
his side of the story follow-
ing their split, Harris
claimed that Swift “con-
trolled the media and this
situation”, reports
mirror.co.uk.
“I had no idea what was
going on. So that kind of
makes it a lot worse from
my perspective,” he
added.
Denying that he is both-
ered by Swift and
Hiddleston’s romance, he
is believed to have written:
“Not jealous sir, free”, in
reply to a fan who claimed
he was “jealous of Taylor
now because she’s moved
on and found a new
boyfriend”. Harris and
Swift broke up earlier this
month, and just weeks
after their split, the 26-
year-old was caught kiss-
ing, holding hands and
taking some selfies with
Hiddleston on the beach in
Watch Hill, Rhode Island.
Taylor Swift controlled the media: Calvin Harris
Kanchan Yadav
Delhi: Tell your funny story and relive
it along with the world all over again
on television! Sony SAB will now give
a sneak peek into the funny inci-
dences of the lives of their viewers
with its new show, Khidki.
The show’s concept revolves around
stories that have been sent in by
viewers all over India. Some of these
select stories are being adapted into
mini-series of episodes for the small screen. Khidki is slated to go on air on Tuesday,
28th of June 2016, every Monday to Friday, 21:30 hours only on Sony SAB.
Sony SAB opens its ‘Khidki’ on 28th June
Mumbai: Legendary
British rock band Led
Zeppelin did not plagiarise
the opening chords of their
famous song “Stairway to
heaven” from the US band
Spirit, a Los Angeles jury
has found.
Led Zeppelin File Photos
It said the riff that Led
Zeppelin was accused of
taking from Spirit’s 1967
song “Taurus” “was not
intrinsically similar” to
Stairway’s opening, the
BBC reported.
But it said that Led
Zeppelin singer Robert
Plant had access to
“Taurus”. “Stairway to
heaven” was released in
1971. The case was
brought on behalf of
Spirit’s late guitarist Randy
Wolfe. During the trial,
defence lawyers argued
that the chord progression
in question was very com-
mon and had been in use
for over 300 years.
Led Zeppelin cleared
of plagiarism charges

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*More than 78 colleges has been
cheated across India.
*Around 38 debit cards, several Credit
cards, cheque book,seals,pass book
recovered.
*Fake letter Heads with Government
of India Logo recovered .
*Misused National Emblem by fixing
on his car by putting Government of
India board.
*He used to cheat people by publishing
on website that limited number of reg-
istration and license will be provided on
manufacturing whole sale and retailing
of alcohol, foreign liquor and country
liquor under Bio Chemic Education
Grant Commission Government of
India under rule 246 of Indian Bio-
Chemic Act-2009 Rules -2009 by col-
lecting application fees Rs.5500.
*Sources said case will be transferred to
CID as it is a National level fraud case.
*He has impersonated to many police
officers by using red beacon top light on
his car.
*He is associated with several compa-
nies as G S Infotech, and even added
many persons name in some organisa-
tions without their knowledge a criminal
and master mind he has in fooling inno-
cent people.
*He used many ministers name by invit-
ing them to seminar and workshops.
* He has opened a illegal and unautho-
rised office in J P Nagar without any prior
permission from DPAR and Government
of karnataka.
How he fooled colleges,doctors, students
and common public.
Modus Operandi.
A chairman of Aries Education trust of
chennai, said in his complaint that in the
month of January they approached by
sending a mail to make us believe that
this mail is sent from national office
runned by central government so they
used to attach other college email
address forwarded by them and after
receiving a mail I called to the respective
number given in the email and after
speaking through phone they said we will
come and meet in person and discuss
about our organisation so for that I
agreed to meet them in person and in
few days their office bearers as,
Shivakumar and mahesh came in per-
son with the hard copies of E-Gazette
and by seeing the same I had some
doubts and it was clarified by their asso-
ciates through phone they called their
National Office Incharge officer Boez
babu and more doubts were clarified by
Santhosh Lohar who introduced himself
as vice chancellor of the Commission or
organisation and to go further I discussed
the same with my lawyer then I further
proceeded to apply for the college to get
approval then they asked me to pay
Rs.10.5 lakhs through RTGS to our
BEGC, university account after receiving
the amount they communicated through
email that we will be inspecting your site
for the proposed colleges . Then they
came in person for inspection and
inspection was conducted by Boaz
babu along with Chandrashekar,
Shivakumar, Reejesh, Subrotho Das
and mahesh, after completing the
inspection in next 2-3 days they called
me to submit the pending documents to
complete the further formalities to get
approval from the committee so I came
to Bengaluru to submit the documents
and I had interaction with the other
office bearer before applying for it and
after applying for it.
In the month of February they communi-
cated through email sending a approval
copy that committee has approved and
so we request you to remit the remain-
ing balance to our organisation for this I
said them that I need 15 days of time to
remit the remaining balance as I have
applied a loan so for that they said
atleast you remit Rs.27.9 lakhs for this I
said I will remit in 10 days and the same
payment was paid in the month of
March through RTGS, to the BEGC
Bank Account, then I received a initial
approval certificate by email and I
made the remaining payment in the
month of April by demand draft for
Rs.40 lakhs in favour of GVHM- Global
Village Health Mission.
Then we started infrastructure in our
colleges,and I was demanding them to
send details as, syllabus, Lab
Equipments,Faculty requirement they
started avoiding my calls they even
annoyed me and in the month of April a
news appeared in newspaper that the
so called BEGC,is a fake commission,
which is fooling doctors,colleges, stu-
dents and common public and after get-
ting doubt on the commission I started
enquiring them they started giving me
reasons by avoiding my calls and may
5th a news appeared in many news
channels and newspapers that a chair-
man of Bio-Chemic Education Grant
Commission, Shyamul Dutta has been
arrested by Delhi CID police and by
seeing the news I immediately rushed
to Bengaluru J P Nagar Office and was
shocked to see the office was closed
and the office bearers and santhosh
Lohar started avoiding my calls and
gave false commitment to settle the
amount by conducting a meeting so
getting doubt on the santhosh Lohar,
Boaz babu,Chandrashekar alias
Chandru, Mahesh,Reejesh, Subrojith
Das I filed a cheating against on them
in j p nagar police station on 20th June
and he was arrested on 22nd June.
DCP South, Dr.Sharanappa. S.D. Said
a cheating case was registered in J P
Nagar Police Station,by a victim
Arivalagan in which he stated that a
person by name Santhosh Lohar, Boaz
babu,Chandrashekar, Mahesh,
Shivakumar, Reejesh, Subrojith Das,
has cheated him for the tune of
Rs.78.40 lakhs and are not receiving
the call and have closed the office
also, and are absconding.
Based on a complaint a special team
headed by Sanjeev Kumar Jambu
Mahajan and his crime team swung
into action and nabbed the absconded
accused on 22nd June 2016,from his
residence situated in bannerghatta
road by J P Nagar Police for question-
ing. During interrogation the accused
confessed the crime,and it is revealed
that the 35 year old who posing as vice
chancellor duped colleges universities
and students across the country worth
several crores promising permission to
run professional courses.
The accused Santosh Lohar from
West Bengal had not only move
around in a car with Government Logo
and Red beacon light but also
employed a retired IAS officer
Shivaram Reddy as administrator to
look after his office situated in JP
Nagar.
The accused claimed that he is
Chancellor,Vice Chancellor,Chief
Operating Officer, Registrar of univer-
sity of biochemical education grants
commission and approach colleges
and private universities promising
them to get them grants and permis-
sion to run courses from the central
government.
Santosh had even earlier caught by
RTO officials based on complaint and
on the instructions by Transport com-
missioner Dr.Ramegowda and Joint
Commissioner Narendra Hollkar, sen-
ior IMV Kariyappa of RTO got
removed two months ago for using
beacon and fined for misusing the
government logos. The retired IAS offi-
cer who was working was unaware of
his dubious character.
The accused has been identified as
Santhosh Lohar (35) year old resident
of Bannerghatta road, and a native of
West Bengal Nadia. The J P Nagar
have seized his car and several fake
documents and Letterheads with
Government of India logos, seals,
Cheque books, debit and credit cards
and a SX4 car used by him and Rs.27
lakhs has been freezed from his
account and a case has been regis-
tered in J P Nagar Police Station under
sec,406,419,465, 468, 471, 472,474,
475 ,420, 120 (B), 34 IPC and a man-
hunt is on for the absconded accused,
Boaz babu Nelli,Chandrashekar alias
chandru, mahesh, Reejesh, Subrotho
Das,Mahesh, Shivakumar and we will
take the body warrant of main accused
Shyamul Dutta for further interrogation
is on and finally Bengaluru Police
Commissioner, N S Megharikh, Addl
CP West, KSR Charan Reddy, has
appreciated DCP South,
Dr.Sharanappa S.D., ACP Jayanagar
Sub Division, G.M.Kantharaj, PI of J P
Nagar PS, Sanjeev Kumar Jumbo
Mahajan,PSI, Raghu Nayak,and his
crime staff as, Purshoutham,
Shivaswamy,Kempegowda,Anand,
Ganesh,Chikkakempaiah,Siddaiah,Su
resh Raj, Anand, Ramesh,Murali,
Raghu has been appreciated for the
commendable job done who has
nabbed the fake VC who has duped
several reputed colleges for worth of
several Crores he added .
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FakeVC Of University of Bio-Chemic....
He called upon the historians
to undertake research and
development activities spe-
cially to assess the histori-
caliy significant role of
Founder of First Sovereign
Khalsa Raj, Baba Banda
Singh Bahadur for welfare
and emancipation of Gaon,
Garib and Kisan (Villages ,
Poor and Farmers) in India,
who gave proprietary rights to
the tillers for the first time.
He also referred to a poem
written by Shri Rabindra Nath
Tagore regarding the historic
role played by Baba Banda
Singh Bahadur and his sacri-
fices.
Shri Rajnath Singh called
upon the youth to come for-
ward and get inspired by
heroic deeds of Babaji to fight
against the divisive forces of
terrorism and cross -border
terrorism .
He further said that Special
Investigation Team (SIT) con-
stituted to look into the atroci-
ties against Sikhs during the
Anti Sikh Riots of 1984 , has
recommended 22 cases to be
reinvestigated after reviewing
286 cases and justice will be
ensured for one and all.
Shri Parkash Singh Badal
Chief Minister of Punjab said
that Sikhism is the practical
example of secularism,
socialism and humanism.
Shri Sukhbir Singh Badal
Deputy Chief Minister of
Punjab, Shri Prem Singh
Chandumajra & Shri
Balwinder Singh Bhunder,
both Members of Parliament,
also addressed the gathering
which was attended by many
other dignitaries.
Khalsa Panth is the Protective Shield.......

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ubZ fnYyhA Hkkjrh; fu'kkuscktksa ds fy, vkbZ,l,l,Q
fo'o di esa fnu fujk'kktud jgk tc fj;ks vksyafid
[ksyksa ds nkosnkj thrw jk;] çdk'k ukatIik vkSj viwohZ pan-
syk vtjcstku ds ckdw esa viuh viuh Li/kkZvksa ds Qkbuy
esa txg cukus esa foQy jgsA vksyafid ds fy, DokyhQkbZ
dj pqds thrw igys 10 'kkV esa 89 ds Ldksj ls mcj ugha
ik, vkSj iq:"k 50 ehVj fiLVy esa flQZ ,d vad ls
Qkbuy esa txg cukus ls pwd x,A
thrw us ckn ds 50 'kkV esa 500 esa ls 466 vad tqVk,
ysfdu igys 10 'kkV esa [kjkc çn'kZu ls mudk dqy Ldksj
600 esa ls 555 jgkA Qkbuy esa txg cukus okys nks
f[kykfM+;ksa dk Ldksj 556 FkkA ukatIik blh Li/kkZ esa 552
vad ds lkFk 17osa tcfd vksadkj flag 549 vad ds lkFk
25osa LFkku ij jgsA çfr;ksfxrk ds rhljs fnu efgyk 25
ehVj fiLVy ds igys pj.k esa Hkkjr dh ghuk fl)w us
loJs"B çn'kZu djrs gq, 300 esa ls 296 vad tqVk,A
vuhlk lS;n us 283 tcfd lqjfHk ikBd us 280 vad
tqVk,A Hkkjr dh iwtk ?kVdj vPNk çn'kZu tkjh j[krs
gq, fo'o di pj.k esa lky esa nwljh ckj pkSFks LFkku ij
jghA
efgyk 10 ehVj ,;j jkbQy Li/kkZ esa pqukSrh is'k dj jgh
iwtk us 417 vad ds lkFk lkrosa LFkku ij jgrs gq, vkB
f[kykfM+;ksa ds Qkbuy esa txg cukbZA chl 'kkV ds
Qkbuy esa 14osa 'kkV rd iwtk vius igys fo'o di ind
dh vksj c<+ jgh Fkh tc og pkSFks LFkku ij ekStwn dksfj;k
dh gsbZ eh ikdZ ls 0-7 vad vkxs FkhA iwtk us 15osa 'kkV
esa 9-6 tcfd ikdZ us 10-0 vad tqVkA ikdZ us 16osa 'kkV
esa 10-8 vad gkfly fd, tcfd iwtk 10-3 vad tqVkus ds
dkj.k flQZ 0-2 vad ds varj ls ckgj gks xbZA phu dh
csbZ nw us Lo.kZ tcfd mudh georu esax;kvks 'kh us jtr
ind thrkA ikdZ dks dkaL; ind feykA Hkkjr dh vatqe
eksnfxy 416-4 vad ds lkFk dkmaVcSd esa fiNM+rs gq, ukSosa
LFkku ds lkFk Qkbuy esa txg cukus ls pwd xbZA fj;ks
ds fy, DokyhQkbZ dj pqdh viwohZ pansyk gkykafd ypj
çn'kZu djrs gq, 411-7 vad ds lkFk 42osa LFkku ij jghA
Hkkjrh; fu'kkuscktksa us fo'o di esa fd;k fujk'k
lh- ,u- ih- C;wjks
/eZ'kkykA chlhlhvkbZ us flracj esa Hkkjr
ds ckgj u;s Vh20 VwukZesaV ds vk;kstu dh
rS;kjh dj yh gS ftls ^feuh vkbZih,y* ds
:i esa is'k fd;k tk,xkA chlhlhvkbZ
v/;{k vuqjkx Bkdqj us ;gka cksMZ dh dk;Z
lfefr dh cSBd ds lekiu ds ckn dgk]
^^flracj ds eghus esa chlhlhvkbZ fons'k esa
feuh vkbZih,y ;k vkbZih,y ds vk;kstu
dk bPNqd gS ftlesa lHkh vkB Vhesa fgLlk
ysaxhA** mUgksaus dgk] ^^blesa NksVk çk:i
gksxk] ?kjsyw vkSj fojks/kh ds eSnku ds vk/kkj
ij eSp ugha gksaxs] eSpksa dh la[;k de
gksxhA nks nks g¶rs esa bls iwjk dj ik,axsA**
fiNys lky pSfEi;Ul yhx Vh20 dks jí
fd, tkus ds ckn chlhlhvkbZ ds bl dne
dh mEehn dh tk jgh FkhA vkbZih,y ds
bl NksVs çk:i dk foLr`r [kkdk vHkh
rS;kj ugha fd;k x;k gS vkSj blds
laHkkfor LFky vesfjdk vkSj ;w,bZ gks ldrs
gSaA ;w,bZ igys Hkh 2014 vkbZih,y ds ,d
pj.k dh estckuh dj pqdk gSA vkbZih,y
dk iw.kZ VwukZesaV yxHkx nks eghus pyrk gSA
bl lky vkbZih,y ds ukSosa VwukZesaV dk
vk;kstu ukS vçSy ls 29 ebZ rd fd;k
x;k FkkA Bkdqj ds c;ku ds dqN gh feuVksa
ckn chlhlhvkbZ us foKfIr tkjh djds
dgk fd chlhlhvkbZ flracj esa fons'k esa
feuh vkbZih,y dh estckuh ds fodYi ij
dke djsxkA
fons'kesafeuhvkbZih,ydhestckuhdjsxkchlhlhvkbZ
jkbQy fu'kkusckt t;nhi djekdj
us ekewyh varj ls ind ls pwdus dk
nnZ vuqHko fd;k Fkk vkSj vc fj;ks
vksyafid ls igys mUgksaus mu ck/kkvksa
dk [kqyklk fd;k gS tks yanu [ksyk-
sa ls igys dksp vkSj vf/kdkfj;ksa us
iSnk dh FkhA djekdj us êkb
vksyafid tuhZ* uked fdrkc esa
crk;k gS fd iq:"kksa ds 50 ehVj
jkbQy çksu ds Qkbuy esa igqapdj
og dSlk eglwl dj jgs Fks vkSj pkSFks
LFkku ij jgus ls mUgsa fdruk nq[k
gqvkA djekdj ds vuqlkj] ^^yanu esa
esjk nksLr fot; dqekj iksfM;e rd
igqapkA mlus Qkbuy esa csgrjhu
çn'kZu djds yanu [ksyksa esa Hkkjr dk
nwljk ind vkSj jkT;o/kZu flag
jkBkSM+ ds 2004 ds çn'kZu ds ckn
nwljk jtr ind thrkA fot; dks
iksfM;e ij ns[kdj eq>s yxk fd eSaus
dqN xaok fn;k gSA eSa cPps dh rjg
jksus yxk FkkA**
bl fdrkc ds lg ys[kd [ksy
i=dkj fnfXot; flag nso vkSj vfer
cksl gSaA djekdj us nkok fd;k fd
vksyafid ls igys mUgsa Hkkjrh; Vhe
ds nksuksa dksp lUuh Fkkel vksj
LVsfulykl ySfiMl ds dkj.k
ijs'kkfu;ksa dk lkeuk djuk iM+kA
mUgksaus dgk] ^êq>s gj rjg ls ijs'kku
djus dh dksf'k'k dh x;hA eq>s 2012
,f'k;kbZ pkSafi;uf'ki nksgk] tks fd
vksyafid ds fy;s p;u lfefr dh
cSBd ls igys vkf[kjh çfr;ksfxrk Fkh]
esa vius oS/k LFkku ds fy;s Hkh yM+uk
iM+k FkkA eSaus U;wure DokyhQkbZax
Ldksj ¼,eD;w,l½ ds tfj;s bl
çfr;ksfxrk esa txg cuk;h Fkh tks fd
fu'kkusckth ds fu;eksa ds vuq:i FkkA
dqN dkj.kksa ls eSa Vhe dk fgLlk ugha
Fkk vkSj eq>s fu;eksa dk vuqikyu
djokus ds fy;s ,uvkj,vkbZ rd esa
fojks/k ntZ djuk iM+k FkkA** mUgksaus
dgk] ^êSaus vksyafid Vhe esa txg
cuk;h ysfdu eq>s fdlh rjg dk
lg;ksx ugha fey jgk FkkA esjs lkFkh
fu'kkusckt latho jktiwr vkSj esjs
lkFk cqjk crkZo fd;k x;kA ge oaf-
prksa dh rjg eglwl dj jgs Fks
gkykafd [ksy ea=ky; vkSj
,uvkj,vkbZ iwjh rjg ls Vhe dk
leFkZu dj jgs FksA gj vxys fnu
fLFkfr vkSj cnrj gksrh tk jgh Fkh
vkSj E;wfu[k esa fo'o di ds nkSjku
vkf[kj esa ;g vlguh; gks x;h FkhA**
djekdj us c;ka fd;k vksyafid ind pwdus dk nnZ
MCY;wchlh ,f'k;kbZ f[krkc /kkjd uhjt xks;kr lfgr rhu Hkkjrh;ksa us is'ksoj
eqDdscktksa ds fy;s varjjk"Vªh; eqDdsckth la?k ¼,vkbZch,½ ds vksyafid
DokyhQkbZax VwukZesaV ds fy;s iathdj.k djok;k gS tks osustq,yk esa rhu ls vkB
tqykbZ ds chp [ksy tk,xkA uhjt vxys eghus vius MCY;wchlh f[krkc ds
cpko ds fy;s mrjsaxsA osustq,yk esa og osYVjosV ¼69 fdxzk½ esa mrjsaxs D;ksafd
bl oxZ esa fdlh Hkh Hkkjrh; us DokyhQkbZ ugha fd;k gSA mUgksaus dgk] ^^gka]
eSaus osustq,yk esa gksus okyh ,vkbZch, is'ksoj çfr;ksfxrk ds fy;s iathdj.k
djok;k gSA**
xkSjo fo/kwM+h ¼52 fdxzk½ vkSj fnyckx flag ¼81 fdxzk½ us Hkh eqdkcys esa mrjus
dk QSlyk fd;k gSA xkSjo us dgk] ^êSaus çfr;ksfxrk ds iathdj.k dk dke iwjk
dj fn;k gS vkSj mEehn gS fd eSa ogka vksyafid esa txg cukus esa lQy jgwaxkA
fc/kwM+h dk osustq,yk VwukZesaV esa Hkkx ysuk r; gS D;ksafd Hkkjr ls muds Hkkj
oxZ esa fdlh Hkh vU; eqDdsckt us vksyafid ds fy;s DokyhQkbZ ugha fd;k gS
ysfdu fnyckx dh Hkkxhnkjh dkQh gn rd lqfer lkaxoku ¼81 fdxzk½ ds
HkkX; ij fuHkZj djsxhA lqfer xq#okj jkr DokVZj Qkbuy esa :l ds 'kh"kZ ojh;
ihVj [kkeqdkso ls gkj x;s FksA ;fn :lh eqDdsckt Lo.kZ ind thrus esa lQy
jgrk gS rks fQj lkaxoku dks vksyafid fVdV fey tk,xkA
fodkl —".ku ¼75 fdxzk½ Hkh bl VwukZesaV esa Hkkx ys ldrk Fkk D;ksafd mUgksaus
nks ,vkbZch, çks eqDdsckth eqdkcys yM+s gSa ysfdu og osustq,yk ugha tk,axs
D;ksafd og ckdw esa fo'o DokyhQk;lZ ds tfj;s fj;ks dh fVdV iDdh dj pqds
gSaA fotsanj flag ¼75 fdxzk½ Hkh bl VwukZesaV esa fgLlk ysuk pkgrs Fks ysfdu
fodkl ds DokyhQkbZ djus ls mudh mEehnsa lekIr gks x;hA ,vkbZch, us bl
eghus ds 'kq: esa is'ksoj eqDdscktksa dks vksyafid esa [ksyus dh vuqefr nsus dk
QSlyk fd;k FkkA
varjjk"Vªh; eqDdsckth la?k vksyafid DokyhQk;lZ esa 3 Hkkjrh;
ubZ fnYyhA vkxkeh osLVbaMht nkSjs ls
igys Hkkjrh; VsLV dIrku fojkV dks-
gyh us ç'kaldksa ls iwjs tks'k ls feys
vkSj mUgksaus ;gka ,d dk;ZØe ds
nkSjku vius cpiu ds vuqHko Hkh
muls lk>k fd;sA
vius cpiu dh ;knsa lk>k djrs gq,
mUgksaus dgk fd fdl rjg og viuh
Nqfê;ka fcrk;k djrs FksA mUgksaus dgk]
^êSa vke rkSj ij viuh Nqfê;ka
lkslk;Vh esa lkjs le; fØdsV [ksyrs
gq, ;k cSMfeaVu [ksyrs gq, fcrkrk
FkkA** Nqfê;ksa esa feyus okyk gkseodZ
iwjk djuk ljnnZ gqvk djrk Fkk vkSj
bl 'kh"kZ jSafdax ds Vh20 cYysckt ds
fy;s Hkh ;g ,slk gh FkkA ftlus dgk
fd gkseodZ iwjk djuk muds fy;s
cgqr cM+k ljnnZ gksrk Fkk vkSj og
bls iwjk ugha dj ikrs FksA vkjlhch ds
T;knkrj eSp ?kjsyw eSnku ,e
fpUukLokeh LVsfM;e esa [ksyus okys
vkbZih,y Vhe ds dIrku us dgk fd
vc fpUukLokeh ij cYysckth djuk
vklku gS ysfdu LeS'k 360 fMxzh
fØdsV LVhE;wysVj ij cYysckth
djuk cgqr eqf'dy gSA
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*pyks dqN nwj Vgy vk,a^ vius
fdlh ifjfpr dk ,slk vkxzg ge
vDlj Lohdkj dj ysrs gSaA Vgyus
ls ,d vksj tgka gekjk lekthdj.k
gksrk gS rks nwljh vksj LokLF; ykHk
Hkh feyrk gSA Vgyuk vR;Ur ljy
rFkk ykHkçn O;k;ke gSA lgt :i ls
Vgyus ls gesa os lHkh ykHk çkIr gks
tkrs gSa tks O;k;ke djus ls feyrs
gSaA Vgyus dk 'okl xfr] ân; xfr
rFkk jä çokg ij ldkjkRed çHkko
iM+rk gSA Vgyrs le;
'okl−ç'okl dh xfr rst gksus ls
gkfudkjd rRo ç'okl ds tfj,
rsth ls ckgj fudyrs gSaA Vgyus ls
ikpu ç.kkyh Hkh mÙksftr gksrh gSA
dCt ls ijs'kku yksxksa dks rks vo';
gh Vgyuk pkfg,A Vgyus ls Hkw[k Hkh
c<+rh gSA Vgyuk 'kkjhfjd LokLF;
ds fy, ftruk ykHknk;d gksrk gS
mlls dgha vf/kd Qk;nk gekjs eku-
fld LokLF; dks igqapkrk gSA Vgyrs
le; 'kkjhfjd eqæk dk /;ku j[kuk
pkfg, vU;Fkk vHkh"V ykHk ugha
feyrkA Vgyrs le; 'kjhj lh/kk
rFkk ruk gksuk pkfg,A
Vgyrs le; eqag fcYdqy can gksuk
pkfg, rFkk lkal iwjh rjg ukd ls
gh ysuk pkfg,A Vgyus ls eu dks
'kkafr feyrh gS rFkk dke Øks/k vkSj
bZ"kZ~;k tSls euksnks"kksa dk 'keu djus
esa lgk;rk feyrh gSA fo|kfFkZ;ksa ds
fy, lqcg Vgyuk cgqr gh ykHknk;d
gksrk gS D;ksafd çkr%dky fu;fer :i
ls Vgyus ls ,dkxzrk dk lgt
fodkl gksrk gSA Vgyus ls jkr dks
xgjh rFkk iwjh uhan vkrh gS rFkk
'kjhj dks vlhe 'kkafr feyrh gSA
fofHkUu vuqla/kku crkrs gSa fd
çkr%dky Vgyus ls 'kjhj esa lzkfor
gksus okys fofHkUu gkjeksu fu;af=r
rFkk fu;fer gksrs gSaA varlzkoh
xzafFk;ksa dh dk;Zç.kkyh fu;fer gksus
ls gkjeksu vlarqyu ls mBus okyh
vusd leL;k,a fu;af=r gksrh gSaA
efLr"d esa ruko iSnk djus okys
jlk;uksa esa Hkh ifjorZu vkrk gS
ftlls gekjs ewM ij ldkjkRed
çHkko iM+rk gSA
Vgyuk ,d çk—frd ç'kkard gS
ftlls efLr"d dh fofHkUu lajpuk,a
rukojfgr gksdj f'kfFky gks tkrh gSa
blls eu rFkk efLr"d dks lqdwu
feyrk gSA blls gekjk ewM [kq'kuqek
curk gSA fu;fer :i ls Vgyus ls
vkRefo'okl c<+rk gS rFkk eu esa
'kkafr ds LFkk;h Hkko iSnk gksrs gSaA
fo'ks"kKksa ds vuqlkj] Vgyus ls
efLr"d esa ,aMksfQZu gkjeksu lzkfor
gksrk gS ftlls gekjk ewM ifjofrZr
gksrk gS rFkk ldkjkRed Hkkouk,a iSnk
gksrh gSaA
fo'ks"kKksa ds vuqlkj] Vgyus ls gekjs
vklikl ds yksxksa ls gekjs laca/kksa esa
Hkh lq/kkj vkrk gSA mnkgj.k ds fy,
;fn ifr vkSj iRuh ;fn lkFk−lkFk
Vgyrs gSa rks muesa varjaxrk c<+rh gS
rFkk muesa eSa ds LFkku ij ge ds Hkko
iSnk gksrs gSaA lkFk gh muesa ijLij
lgkjk nsus dh Hkkouk vkSj ijLij
fo'okl ds Hkko Hkh xgjs gksus yxrs
gSaA
Vgyuslslekthdj.kdslkFkLokLF;ykHkHkh
vktdy dh ;qofr;ksa esa vf/kd
Njgjk fn[kus dh yyd c<+rh tk
jgh gSA ysfdu mUgsa ;g irk gksuk
pkfg, fd ftl çdkj 'kjhj ds fy,
vf/kd eksVkik gkfudkjd gksrk gS
mlh çdkj vf/kd nqcyk gksuk Hkh
vPNs LokLF; ds fy, fdlh Hkh –f"V
ls mfpr ugha gksrkA oSls Hkh nqcys
vkSj Njgjs esa QdZ gSA Njgjs gksus ij
'kjhj esa vkd"kZ.k rks gksrk gS ysfdu
nqcyk gksus ij ughaA
fdlh ds Hkh 'kjhj esa nqcysiu ds dbZ
dkj.k gksrs gSaA dHkh&dHkkj rks tUe
ls gh nqcykiu gksrk gSA ;k fQj de
[kkuk] de vk;q esa fookg gks tkuk]
de vk;q esa eka cuuk vFkok 'kjhj esa
foVkfeu vkSj dSfY'k;e rFkk [kwu dh
deh ds lkFk gh ges'kk ruko esa jguk
vkfn dkj.kksa ls Hkh 'kjhj esa nqcykiu
vkrk gSA
M‚DVjksa dh jk; esa ;fn vkids 'kjhj
ds dn ds eqrkfcd vkidk otu
rhl çfr'kr rd de gS rks vkidks
vius 'kjhj dh vksj /;ku nsuk
pkfg,A dbZ ckj 'kjhj ,uksjsfl;k
ujokslk uked chekjh ls ihfM+r gks
tkrk gS] ,sls esa jksxh dks Hkw[k ugha
yxrh vkSj mldk 'kjhj nqcysiu dk
f'kdkj gks tkrk gSA
dHkh&dHkh Njgjh fn[kus ds pDdj
esa csotg dh tkus okyh Mk;fVax Hkh
'kjhj ds fy, ykHkdkjh fl) ugha
gksrhA flQZ Hkkjr esa gh ugha vfirq
fo'o ds dbZ vU; ns'kksa esa Hkh
;qofr;ka nqcyh fn[kus ds pDdj esa
mfpr [kkuiku rFkk ikSf"Vd vkgkj
ls ijgst dj jgh gSaA bl dkj.k
muds 'kjhj esa jä dh deh dh
f'kdk;rsa c<+ jgh gSaA
;fn vki vkd"kZd fn[kuk pkgrh gSa
rks lcls igys ;g tku yhft, fd
vkidks viuk nqcykiu nwj djuk gSA
vkSj nqcykiu nwj djus ds fy,
t:jh gS fd vki vius [kkuiku esa
lq/kkj yk,aA vius vkgkj esa nw/k] ?kh]
eD[ku] iuhj] 'kgn] lw[ks esos] rkts
Qy] pkoy] lks;kchu] ewaxQyh vkfn
dks i;kZIr ek=k esa 'kkfey djuk 'kq:
djsaA laHko gks rks vius M‚DVj ls
lykg ysdj foVkfeu ^ch dkEiysDl*
o ^foVkfeu lh* Hkh ys ldrh gSaA
foVkfeu ^ch dkaEiysDl* rFkk
^foVkfeu lh* dks ;fn vki fu;fer
:i ls ysaxh rks vkidks Hkw[k Hkh [kwc
yxsxhA vkidks pkfg, fd vki pk;]
dkQh] flxjsV vkSj 'kjkc vkfn dk
lsou u djsa vkSj u gh T;knk ek=k
esa miokl vkSj Mk;fVax djsaA ges'kk
fparkeqä jgsa rFkk vius 'kjhj dh
ekalisf'k;ksa dks fØ;k'khy djus ds
fy, çfrfnu lqcg&'kke dks O;k;ke
djsaA
lko/kkuhughacjrhrksMk;fVaxiM+tk,xhHkkjh
fo'o cSad dh gky gh tkjh ,d fjikVZ esa lkeus vk;k gS
fd vU; ,f'k;kbZ ns'kksa dh rqyuk esa gekjs ns'k esa dked-
kth efgyk,a de gSaA fiNys o"kksaZ esa lexz ç;klksa ls
efgykvksa dh lk{kjrk nj c<+h gSA efgykvksa us jkstxkj ds
fy, tksf[ke okys {ks=ksa esa Hkh ços'k fd;k gSA vkt tksf[ke
okys dke Hkh efgyk,a cM+h lgtrk vkSj lQyrk ls djus
yxh gSaA ,d le; Fkk tc ukSdjhis'kk efgyk dk eryc
v/;kfidk ;k ulZ dh ukSdjh ls yxk;k tkrk FkkA fdlh
efgyk ds ukSdjhis'kk gksus dk lgt vankt ;gh yxk;k
tkrk Fkk fd og ;k rks fdlh Ldwy esa f'kf{kdk gksxh ;k
fQj fdlh fpfdRlky; esa ulZ] ij vkt fLFkfr esa rsth
ls cnyko vk;k gS vkSj vc rks lsuk ds foeku mM+kus rd
dh efgykvksa dk vuqefr nh tk jgh gSA lsuk ds rhuksa
vaxksa esa efgykvksa dh lfØ; Hkkxhnkjh r; dh tk jgh gSA
cSafdax {ks= esa rks vkt efgykvksa dk ncnck gS gh dkjksck-
jh {ks= esa Hkh efgyk m|fe;ksa us viuh igpku cukbZ gSA
,sls esa vU; ns'kksa dh rqyuk esa ns'k esa dkedkth efgykvksa
ds de gksus dk lh/kk lh/kk vFkZ efgyk 'kfä dk vkfFkZd
fodkl esa Hkkxhnkjh çHkkfor gksuk gSA
fo'o cSad dh fjiksVZ ds eqrkfcd ns'k esa 27 Qhlnh efgyk,a
gh dkedkth gSaA blesa Hkh tks vk'p;Ztud igyw lkeus
vk;k gS og ;g fd 'kgjh efgykvksa dh rqyuk esa xzkeh.k
{ks= dh efgyk,a vf/kd dkedkth gSaA mÙkjiwohZ jkT;ksa ls
vf/kd efgyk,a ukSdjhis'kk gSaA blls folaxfr rks lkQ
mHkj dj vk gh jgh gS blds lkFk gh ;g Hkh lkQ gks
jgk gS fd vkfFkZd fodkl esa efgykvksa dh iwjh Hkkxhnkjh
Hkh r; ugha gks ik jgh gSA 2011 dh tux.kuk ds vkadM+ksa
ds vuqlkj ns'k esa efgyk lk{kjrk dh nj 65 Qhlnh gSA
;fn ge ukSdjh is'kk efgykvksa dks 'krçfr'kr lk{kjrk dh
Js.kh esa gh ekusa rks Hkh rdjhcu 39 Qhlnh i<+h−fy[kh
efgyk,a dkedkth ugha gSaA blls ;g Li"V gks tkrk gS
fd ns'k esa lk{kj efgykvksa esa ls vk/kh efgyk,a ns'k dh
thMhih esa viuh Hkwfedk r; ugha dj ik jgh gSaA
lcls cM+h fpark dh ckr ;g gS fd Hkkjr dh dkedkth
vkcknh esa efgykvksa dh Hkkxhnkjh yxkrkj de gksrh tk
jgh gSA xzkeh.k Hkkjr esa 11 lky ds nkSjku dkedkth
vkcknh esa efgykvksa dh fgLlsnkjh 35 ls fxjdj 30 Qhlnh
jg xbZA ysfdu lPpkbZ ;g ugha gSA njvly Hkkjr nqfu;k
ds mu ns'kksa esa 'kkfey gS tgka ukSdjhis'kk efgykvksa ds fy,
dke djus dh fLFkfr;ka csgn [kjkc gSaA ;g bl ckr ls
Hkh le>k tk ldrk gS fd efgykvksa ds fy, lcls
[krjukd ekus tkus okys ns'kksa esa lcls Åij crk;k tkus
okyk lksekfy;k rd bl ekeys esa csgrj fLFkfr esa gSA ogka
dqy dkedkth vkcknh esa efgykvksa dh la[;k 37 Qhlnh
gS tcfd Hkkjr ds fy, ;g vkadM+k 25-5 Qhlnh gSA nqfu;k
esa ,d ubZ rjg dh rkdr ds :i esa lkeus vkus okys
fczDl ns'kksa esa Hkh bl fygkt ls Hkkjr lcls fupys
ik;nku ij gSA çfl) vFkZ'kkL=h foukst bczkfge us ,d
'kks/k ds ckn ;g fu"d"kZ fudkyk gSA o"kZ 2011 rd ds
vkadM+ksa dk v/;;u djus ds ckn mUgksaus ftruk dqN Hkh
bl 'kks/k ds tfj, tqVk;k gS og dgha ls Hkh ukSdjhis'kk
efgykvksa ds lanHkZ esa Hkkjr dh fLFkfr dks larks"ktud ugha
fn[kkrkA 'kks/k ds eqrkfcd lcls fpark dh ckr ;g gS fd
Hkkjr dh dkedkth vkcknh esa efgykvksa dh Hkkxhnkjh
yxkrkj de gksrh tk jgh gSA
bl 'kks/k ds eqrkfcd Hkkjr esa vyx−vyx {ks=ksa esa dke
djus okyksa dh dqy la[;k dk v/;;u djus ij irk
pyrk gS fd bu {ks=ksa esa lky 2011 esa efgykvksa dh
Hkkxhnkjh ek= 25-5 çfr'kr FkhA flQZ xzkeh.k Hkkjr dh gh
ckr djsa rks 1999−2000 ls ysdj 2011−12 rd dh
vof/k ds nkSjku dkedkth vkcknh esa efgykvksa dh
fgLlsnkjh 35 ls fxjdj 30 Qhlnh jg xbZA bl nkSjku
'kgjh Hkkjr dh ckr djsa rks ;g vkadM+k yxHkx ,d leku
¼20 çfr'kr½ gh jgk gSA
Hkkjr esa ek= 27 Qhlnh dkedkth efgyk,¡
,d 'kks/k crkrk gS fd dsjy esa lkotZfud txgksa ij flxjsV ihus ij cSu
yxkus vkSj flxjsV vkSj xqV[ks ds f[kykQ dbZ lkjs dSaisu Hkh pykus ds ckn
Hkh iq#"kksa esa QsQM+ksa dk dSalj rsth ls QSy jgk gSA bl 'kks/k esa tks lcls
T;knk ijs'kku djrk gS oks gS fd blesa lcls T;knk la[;k 'kknh'kqnk yksxksa dh
gSA tksfd ls 30 çfr'kr 45 ls 60 dh mez ds gSaA 'kks/kdrkZvksa dk dguk gS
fd flQZ 10 ls 15 çfr'kr yksx gh ,sls gSa tks flxjsV ugha ihrsA blds vykok
rackdw Hkh nwljh cM+h leL;k gSA bl 'kks/k esa vklhlh rh#ouariqje] ve`rk
baLVhVîwV vkSj dSjhVsl vLirky] dks,êe 'kkfey gq,A VkbEl v‚Q bafM;k
dh ,d [kcj ds eqrkfcd efgykvksa esa lcls T;knk [krjk Lru dSalj dk gSA
dSalj ds fy, 90 çfr'kr rd flxjsV
ftEesnkj]cSu dsckn Hkh[krjkcjdjkj
ftu yksxksa ds dku ij cky gksrs gSa
mUgsa yksx datwl vkSj pkykd la>rs
gSaA ysfdu vxj vkids dku ij cky
fn[kkbZ nsrs gSa rks lko/kku gks tk,a]
D;ksafd vki gks ldrs gSa tkuysok
chekjh dk f'kdkjA
2016 esa gqbZ ,d fjlpZ ds vuqlkj
dku ij ftu yksxksa ds cky gksrs gSa]
og ân; jksx ls ihfM+r gksrs gSaA
[kklrkSj ij ,sls yksxksa dks dHkh Hkh
gkVZ vVSd vk ldrk gSA 2016 esa
gqbZ ,d fjlpZ ds vuqlkj dku ij
ftu yksxksa ds cky gksrs gSa] og ân;
jksx ls ihfM+r gksrs gSaA [kklrkSj ij
,sls yksxksa dks dHkh Hkh gkVZ vVSd vk
ldrk gSA fjlpZ ds vuqlkj vkids
dku vkSj gkVZ vVSd esa xgjk
dusD'ku gksrk gSA
dghavkidsdkuijrksughavkrscky]gkstk,lko/kku

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