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The document discusses various topics related to politics and journalism in India. It summarizes the Padma awards ceremony where the President conferred various honors. It also discusses the new bio-medical waste management rules. Additionally, it provides opinions on the relationship between politicians and journalists in India, advocating for ethical and unbiased reporting. It emphasizes the importance of civic duties and national spirit over materialism for building a strong nation.

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Country&PoliticsPolitical News Bulletin & BeyondNational Weekly dUVªh,.MikWfyfVDl Volume: 4 No% 43 New Delhi 28 March- 3 April, 2016 Rs% 2/- Pages: 16 countryandpolitics.in Blogger - vipingaurjournalist.blogspot.com/ Follow us Twitter - @VipinGaurnai facebook.com/countryandpoliticsweekly/?ref=hl Delhi: The President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee presents five Padma Vibhushan, eight Padma Bhushan and forty-three Padma Shri awards at a Civil Investiture Ceremony held at Rashtrapati Bhavan. The President confer the Padma Vishushan on Shri Dhirubhai Hirachand Ambani (Posthumous), Shri Avinash Kamalakar Dixit, Shri Jagmohan, Dr. Yamini Krishnamuthi and Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. The awardees who receive Padma Bhushan from the President are Shri Hafeez Sorabe Contractor, Dr. Barjinder Singh Hamdard, Shri Anupam Pushkarnath Kher, Shri Pallonji Shapoorji Mistry, Ms. Saina Nehwal, Shri Vinod Rai, Dr. Alla Ventaka Rama Rao and Dr. Duvvur Nageshwar Reddy. The forty-three Padma Shri awardees who receive the honour include Dr. Mylswamy Annadurai, Shri Madhur R. Bhandarkar, Shri Ajay Devgn, Ms. Deepika Kumari and Mohammed Imtiaz Qureshi. President of India Presents PadmaAwards NewBio-MedicalWasteManagementRuleswillChange ThewayCountryUsedtoManageWasteEarlier;Make aBigDifferencetoCleanIndiaMission’:Javadekar The major salient features of BMW Management Rules, 2016 include the following:- (a) The ambit of the rules has been expanded to include vaccination camps, blood donation camps, surgical camps or any other healthcare activity; (b) Phase-out the use of chlorinated plastic bags, gloves and blood bags within two years; (c) Pre-treatment of the laboratory waste, microbiologi- cal waste, blood samples and blood bags through disin- fection orsterilisation on-site in the manner as prescribed by WHOor NACO; (d) Provide training to all its health care workers and immunise all health workers regularly; (e) Establish a Bar-Code System for bags or containers containing bio-medical waste for disposal; Continued on Page 14 ICCWorldTwenty202016Heroes ProudToBe WithMen InBlue Team DAVP Code- 101596
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laL—fr vkSj fparu esa ekuo vkSj bZ'oj ds ^,dkdkj* gksus dh /kkj.kk O;ä dh xbZ gSA blds fy, ekuo dk ekuo ls ,dkdkj gksuk vfuok;Z gSA blds fcuk jk"Vª ,dlw= esa fijks;k u tk ldsxkA vKkurk] voSKkfudrk] vnwjnf'kZrk vkSj fufgr LokFkksaZ dh {kqæ lhekvksa esa ca/ks ukxfjdksa dks jk"Vª/keZ dk fuoZgu djrs gq, vc vfuok;Z :i ls ,dh—r gks tkuk pkfg,A bfrgkl esa geus vusdksa ckj futh vgadkj vkSj LokFkZ ds fy, ^jk"Vªfgr* dh cfy nh gSA vkt le; vk x;k gS fd ^jk"Vªfgr* ds fy, futh vgadkj vkSj LokFkksaZ dh cfy p<+k nh tk,A ,d jk"Vª ds :i esa gesa vkSj vf/kd ltxrk] ,dtqVrk vkSj vkRefo'okl çnf'kZr djus dh vko';drk gSA vkt ;wjksi vkSj vesfjdk tSls l'kä vkSj le`) ns'k blhfy, 'kfä'kkyh cu lds gSa] D;ksafd mUgksaus va/kfo'oklksa ls eqfä ikdj ^;ksX;rk* ¼eSfjV½] ^lekurk* ¼bDosfyVh½ vkSj ^jk"Vªh;rk* ij vk/kkfjr ,d dq'ky 'kklu O;oLFkk Lo;a ds fy, fu/kkZfjr dh gSA ;fn Hkkjr dks if'pe ls dksbZ çsj.kk ysuh gh gS] rks mls ^;ksX;rk* ¼eSfjV½] ^lekurk* ¼bDosfyVh½ vkSj ^jk"Vªh;rk* ij vk/kkfjr ,slh gh lkekftd O;oLFkk ds fuekZ.k dk ladYi ysuk pkfg,A ns'k esa çR;sd {ks= esa ^dq'kyrk* vk/kkfjr ,d ekuoh; 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Special 3New Delhi, 28 March - 3 April, 2016 S.S.Dogra "The patriot, dedicated leader, Teacher, Scholar, Artist, Sportsperson & Journalist are very impor- tant pillars of any nation or civilization. Because the past, present and future of any country moves on the axis of them only, their contribution remain the asset forever for the whole society." Yes this quotation seems fit for our Prime Minister Narender Modi. Because he possess patriotism, dedication to lead his country with passion, intel- lectuality, sports enthusi- asm, vision MAKE IN INDIA club together. In his last radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat', our Hon’ble Prime Minister also asked the farming community to use less fer- tilizers and more modern technology, like the Farmers' App, for their benefit. P.M. Modi ji real- ly talks from the core of the heart & he is the rare com- bination of commitment & patriotism for the great nation INDIA. In his talk show aired on 27th March, 2016 is yet another moti- vational lecture with a glimpse of patriotism & keen passion towards his country. He is more concerned with every Indian & always talk about country growth. He not only talks but also acts & implments his thought for the entire development of India. Extract from his last speech “With the board exams over, PM observed that people travel a lot during the holidays. He said this was important and urged the youth to learn outside the classroom as well. PM said that a traveller without observation is a bird with- out wings hence everyone must observe, click pic- tures and then write about it. PM said, "Don't waste your holidays, utilise them. Learn a new activity. Polish your skills, teach others, develop a skillfull India. Utilise your holiday time for personal growth and dont waste it by getting lazy. Learning should not ever stop." “He spoke about India hosting the FIFA Under-17 World Cup foot- ball tournament next year and said it is a great oppor- tunity for branding the country at the international level, for hich immense awareness needs to be created within the nation. “ Narendra Modi, is usually expected to address the nation every month on All India Radio. Having offi- cially started on and from October 3, 2014, the pro- gramme aims to deliver the Prime Minister's voice to the general masses of India. Since television con- nection is still not available everywhere in India, espe- cially in the isolated, rural and less developed regions, radio was chosen to be the medium for the programme, owing to its wider reach. An estimated 90% of the total Indian population is reachable over the medium. Additionally, various pri- vate FM radio stations in the metropolitan cities of India are allowed to broad- cast a recording of the show. The first Mann Ki Baat pro- gramme was broadcast on the occasion of Vijaydadashmi on 3 October 2014, since then this talk show by P.M. has become very popular even in the outskirts. 'Mann Ki Baat', which was aired on January 27, 2015 with Barack Obama-the President of the United States & an another pro- gramme aired dedicate to Teacher day got immense popularity not in india but also across the world. The most important thing is that with this innovative idea, P.M. Modi’s accesi- bility increased tremen- dously towards his country men. Radio has gained greater height with this nationwide popular pro- gramme MAN KI BAAT-(A TALK-FROM THE HEART). India is lucky to have a leader like Modi- a man with commitment with passion to work for India, really speaks from the heart & using Radio-the ultimate platform to reach at the root level. MAN KI BAAT has become the most popular radio pro- gramme of rural India, where a P.M. of big coun- try can share & care for his countrymen on common platform. MANN KIBAAThasbecomethemostpopularradioprogrammeofruralIndia Honey Sehgal, Puneet Kaul, Mohd.Saad Delhi: Bodybuilding is the use of progressive resist- ance exercise to control and develop one's muscu- lature. An individual who engages in this activity is referred to as a body- builder. In competitive amateur and professional bodybuilding, bodybuilders appear in lineups doing specified poses, and later perform individual posing routines, for a panel of judges who rank competi- tors based on criteria such as symmetry, muscularity and conditioning. Bodybuilders prepare for competition through a combination of dehydra- tion, fat loss, oils, carb loading to achieve maxi- mum vascularity, and tan- ning (or tanning lotions) which make their muscular definition more distinct. Well-known bodybuilders includeCharles Atlas, Steve Reeves, Reg Park, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Juliana Malacarne, Dana Lynn Bailey and Lou Ferrigno. The winner of the annual IFBB Mr. Olympia contest is generally recognized as the world's top male pro- fessional bodybuilder. The title is currently held by Phil Heath of the United States. The winner of the Women's Physique portion of the competition is widely regarded as the world's top female professional body- builder. The 2015 title is currently held by Juliana Malacarne, a Brazilian- born American IFBB Pro fitness and figure competi- tor and Ladies All-Star Wrestling Professional. Since 1950, the NABBA Universe Championships has been considered the top amateur bodybuilding contest with many notable winners such as Steve Reeves, Bill Pearl, Reg Park, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Lee Priest From 1959-1969 there was just one catego- ry of competition - open. In 1970 the competition was split into three height class- es: Short (under and including 5'5"), Medium (under and including 5'8"), and Tall (over 5'8") with an overall winner also decid- ed. In 1976 they were abandoned in favour of weight classes. These have changed over the years but as of 2005 they are (weight in brackets is the maximum for this cate- gory): •Bantam weight - Up to & Incl. 65 kg (143 lbs) •Light weight - Up to & Incl. 70 kg (154 lbs) •Welter weight - Up to & Incl. 75 kg (165 lbs) •Light-Middle weight - Up to & Incl. 80 kg (176 lbs) •Middle weight - Up to & Incl. 85 kg (187 lbs) •Light-Heavy - weight Up to & Incl. 90 kg (198 lbs) •Heavy weight - Up to & Incl. 100 kg (220 lbs) •Super-Heavy weight - Over 100 kg (220+ lbs) An overall winner award was not awarded between 1976 and 1995. In 2006, overall winner awards were awarded in both the bodybuilding and classic bodybuilding disciplines It was the second time in a trot that Wasim Khan has made the country proud at a world event. Last year he had won the Mr Universe at the International Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation event in Rome. This was the second time that he has made the Indian Bodybuilding fans proud when he won the overall title at the IBFF World Championships in Slovenia in Europe. The event was organised on June 21st. The Indian team created history at the World Championships by winning four titles. Suresh Kadam who is the General Secretary of the IBBF said that it was the first time that in bodybuilding, that the Indian team had done not only well, but also won the most coveted title Mr World. Wasim will be next aiming for Mr Olympia, which hap- pens to be the most covet- ed title in body building. Suresh Kadam also believes that Wasim Khan has the potential to win the coveted title of Mr. Olympia. Bhupendra Kumar who is also the Chairman of Delhi’s Body Building Association and also happens to be the team manager was with the team throughout the event. He was all praises for Wasim Khan who had not only won the gold medal in his category, but also won the overall title in the World Championships. Wasim was humble in thanking everyone. He specially thanked his wife who has supported him in that phase of his career when he was struggling. By winning the overall title in the World Championships, Wasim has made India really proud. Special Coverage
Hanisha Bhatia UP: Mathura and Vrindavan are important places for Hindus all over the world. Vrindavan is especially a very revered and sacred place for the devotees of Lord Sri Krishna. In fact, the Holy Land of Vrindavan can be considered to be the spiri- tual capital of India.Mathura: The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) is doing the ground breaking ceremony at Mathura, the birth place of Lord Krishna, to build the world's tallest temple. It will be a 700 feet high sky- scraper spread over an area of 5.5 acres and also have 70 floors. The ISKCON is hoping to com- plete the work in the next 5 years. The temple named Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir, has a unique archi- tectural feature that harmo- niously blends the ele- ments of Indian traditional temple architecture of Nagara style and elements of modern architecture. According ISKCON, It will be the tallest place of wor- ship anywhere in the World. This project will cost more than Rs 300 crore and ISKCON is hoping the raise the money from the devo- tees. The grand temple is surrounded by about 30 acres of wooded area that constitute recreated forests of Braj. The original source books of Krishna culture like the Srimad Bhagavatam and other ancient texts describe twelve verdant forests (dvadashakanana) that were present during the time of Lord Sri Krishna.A look-alike of the verdant forests of Vrindavan will be recreated around this mag- nificent temple. Designed by the world's best land- scape designers, spread over a sprawling 26 acres, it will consist of the twelve forests (dvadashakanana) of Braj, with varieties of lush vegetation, green pas- tures, elegant vistas of fruit bearing trees, flower laden creepers serenaded by bird songs, clear water lakes with lotuses and lilies and water falls that tumble from small artificial hillocks - all recreated from descriptions in the SrimadBhagavatam and other source books of Lord Sri Krishna - to trans- port the visitors to Krishna's times in Vrindavan. continued on Page 11 Delhi/ NCR/ National4 New Delhi, 28 March - 3 April, 2016 cnp bureau Delhi: 16 Diagnostic centres acquired rights to issue health Certificates from Saudi Arabia on basis of Fake Licences. Last week a team from Saudi Arabia visited New Delhi and awarded rights to issue health Certificates to 16 Diagonostic centre’s on the basis of Fake licenses pro- duced by these Diagonostic centres. Health Department officials have denied issuing any such medical licenses to these centres which means that they have used some sort of Fake licenses. There is an immediate need to conduct a high level investigation in the matter as to how on such a scale so many Diagonostic centres have pro- duced fake licences in front of a foreign authority, This also indicates a nexus between health officials and med- ical centres. This issue raised by Sh Surinder Solanki Nominated Councellor on house meeting on 21 March 2016, Sh Solanki has also written a letter to Commissioner on 22 march 2016 demanding a high level enquiry and action against the guilty officials as this matter is related not just with the Corporation but is also attached with the reputation of the country. Demands Vigilance enquiry for Diagonostic Centres running in Delhi on the basis of Fake Licenses of MCD : Sh Surender Solanki Ola helps over 6,000 driver-partners with CNG cars through the 5- day ‘Pragati Mahotsav’driver mela spl. correspondent New Delhi: Ola, India’s leading mobile app for trans- portation announced that more than 6,000 new CNG cars were added to its platform during the recently con- cluded Ola Pragati Mahotsav - the largest CNG Driver mela in Delhi-NCR. Shri Kapil Mishra, Hon’ble Minister of Tourism, Govt. of Delhi flagged off the first batch of cars registered under the program. The Company plans to invest INR 200 crore to enable CNG adoption in Delhi NCR over the next six months. Ola’s current CNG fleet in Delhi NCR stands at over 26,000 cabs, with plans to further continue on-ground programs to help driver-partners seamlessly switch to CNG vehicles. spl. correspondent Delhi: NDIM Tughlakabad was stage to various events at its annual feast –SPANDAN 2016. A three day feast with fun and “masti” at its peak, organ- ized from 10th March 2016 to 12th March 2016.Among the various events being organized Zero Fashion too had an important role to be played. Zero Fashion were style and innovation meets sustainability. Sustainable Fashion also known as eco fashion is the part of growing philoso- phy and trend of sustain- ability, the goal of which is to create a system which can be supported indefi- nitely in terms of environmentalism and social responsibility. Reduce, reuse, recycle has added on with repair, rebuild, refurbish. Zero Fashion gave a platform to brain storm and design a couture which can be reused and reduce the bur- den of municipality.The judge for zero fashion was Atika Garhwal, a qualified professional with experi- ence in Fashion industry, predominantly in designing and styling. Currently spearheading at Manav Gangwani Couture, New Delhi. Go green in fashion Neelakshi chawla Hello people. I am back with an interesting topic today that is Idle men is devils workshop. Intentionally it means work is worship. Being it in summary those people who don't have a job should find it. And those who are willing and couldn't find it just trust yourself. Don't loose hope. Don't panic. Just work hard. U will soon get the sweet fruit. Just be patient. I know it's tough but u have too. Unemployment is not only the bigger issue of India but all over the world. Those people who are not doing anything should start. Start with anything. But start. Don't sit idle. Sitting idle will only provide negivities. Sitting idle not only reverses you to the past instances but can make u predict the negative side of your future decisions. That are seriously not needed. Otherwise your upcoming generation will ask you, blame you for everything you don't have. And believe me. That's not opti- mistic. It's very important to work. Do anything. Read something. Write something (like i do) but don't sit idle. Buy an employment news each Sunday. Search for vacancy. Opt for them. Get in interviews. Register yourself on so many websites these days. Get a good job. For ladies too. Earning is giving backbone to house. Do it. Try to make your self indulge every moment. Not its not tough. These days it's best method to get rid of depression. So why waiting. Do it and be happy. Idle men is devils workshop Kanchan Yadav New Delhi: An awareness rally was organized by the Indian Medical Association raise awareness about the prevention, management and treatment of TB. World Tuberculosis Day is observed annually on March 24. The rally started at the IMA house and was carried on in and around ITO. It saw participation of IMA members, students and the general public. India is the country with the highest burden of TB. It is estimated that about 40% of the Indian popula- tion is infected with TB bacteria, the vast majority of whom have latent rather than active TB. The World Health Organization (WHO) statistics for 2014. IndianMedicalAssociationto spreadawarenessaboutTB Plans for worlds tallest temple : uttarpradesh Binod Kumar Singh Delhi: After drawing a record number of exhibitors and business visitors from India and abroad, the pre- mier specialised event of India Trade Promotion Organisation(ITPO) and apex food and hospitality bodies , AAHAR 2016 con- cluded with a successful note at Pragati Maidan. Closing Ceremony ofAAHAR 2016 Photo: Binod Takiawala
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Columns6New Delhi, 28 March - 3 April, 2016 Satyam Tiwari Mahatma Gandhi once said, " The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." He himself believed in rearing of ani- mals for their betterment, after all they too are a member of this planet, and they should have the equal rights to live, as the humans have. In today's lifestyle, keeping a pet in your home has been a trend or fashion among people, a cat, a dog, or birds like parrot can be seen in every next home you go in. And also some people treat animals as a human, as a family mem- ber. But what if the animals are not treated even as living beings? Where can a nation stand after such brutal incidents that are happening from last some time in our country? The sword is hanging on the dogs' neck at the moment. Dog, which is said to be the most faithful animal. Delhi & Banglore reported killing of puppy dogs bru- tally, by two individuals, some time before. In delhi, a man comes at night, and show snacks to the dogs of the street, and when they come to him, attracting to the snacks, he kills them by hitting them till death by his weapons. He has not yet been caught by the police. While in Banglore, a woman killed 8 new born puppies of a Bitch, and confidently said, ' i had to take revenge from the bitch' when asked the rea- son. Humans are said to be the ost Intelligent' species of the Earth. But what is the need of such hollow intelli- gence, that can not let a small animal to live? Another phase of this story occurs in my mind, sup- pose there were cows, instead of dogs, what would've been happen with the Murderers then? Our shastras has told us, 'Cow is the mother' and that's why there are campaigns like 'Gau raksha' going on at a huge level. But the dogs and other pets are getting killed by the people, only because shastras did- n't tell us about a relation with dogs. Why such dis- crimination! This should be kept in mind, that whoever in this Earth is breathing, should not be killed like this, just to remove frustration, or to take 'revenge'. This hatred is at a minor level, but it should be punished, to set an example, & to restrict such further incidents. Why such hatred for dogs Honey Sehgal Fashion is a popular style or practice, especially in clothing, footwear, acces- sories, makeup, body or furniture. Fashion is a dis- tinctive and often habitual trend in the style in which a person dresses. It is the prevailing styles in behav- iour and the newest cre- ations of textile designers because the more techni- cal term costume is regu- larly linked to the term "fashion", the use of the former has been relegat- ed to special senses like fancy dress or masquer- ade wear, while "fashion" generally means clothing, including the study of it. Although aspects of fash- ion can be feminine or masculine, some trends are androgynous Early Western travelers, whether to Persia, Turkey, India, China, would fre- quently remark on the absence of change in fashion there. The Japanese Shogun's sec- retary bragged (not com- pletely accurately) to a Spanish visitor in 1609 that Japanese clothing had not changed in over a thousand years.[4] However, there is consid- erable evidence in Ming China of rapidly changing fashions in Chinese clothingSimilar changes in fashion occurred in the 11th century in the Middle East following the arrival of the Turks, who intro- duced clothing styles from Central Asia and the Far East. The beginning in Europe of continual and increasingly rapid change in clothing styles can be fairly reliably dated. Historians, including James Laver and Fernand Braudel, date the start of Western fashion in cloth- ing to the middle of the 14th century. The most dramatic early change in fashion was a sudden drastic shortening and tightening of the male over-garment from calf- length to barely covering the buttocks, sometimes accompanied with stuffing in the chest to make it look bigger. This created the distinctive Western outline of a tailored top worn over leggings or trousers. The pace of change accelerated considerably in the following century, and women and men's fashion, especially in the dressing and adorning of the hair, became equally complex. Art historians are therefore able to use fashion with confidence and precision to date images, often to within five years, particularly in the case of images from the 15th century. Initially, changes in fashion led to a fragmentation across the upper classes of Europe of what had previ- ously been a very similar style of dressing and the subsequent development of distinctive national styles. These national styles remained very dif- ferent until a counter- movement in the 17th to 18th centuries imposed similar styles once again, mostly originating from Ancien Régime France. Though the rich usually led fashion, the increasing affluence of early modern Europe led to the bour- geoisie and even peas- ants following trends at a distance, but still uncom- fortably close for the elites – a factor that Fernand Braudel regards as one of the main motors of chang- ing fashion. In the 16th century, national differences were at their most pronounced. Ten 16th century portraits of German or Italian gen- tlemen may show ten entirely different hats. Albrecht Dürer illustrated the differences in his actu- al (or composite) contrast of Nuremberg and Venetianfashions at the close of the 15th century (illustration, right). The "Spanish style" of the late 16th century began the move back to synchronici- ty among upper-class Europeans, and after a struggle in the mid-17th century, French styles decisively took over lead- ership, a process com- pleted in the 18th century A modeling agency is a company that represents fashion models, to work for the fashion industry. These agencies earn their income via commission, usually from the deal they make with the model and or the head agency. The top agencies work with big-budget advertis- ing agencies and fashion designers. They invest money into developing their talent so they can increase their status with- in the industry. These top agencies will help train models, get test shoots, layout portfolios, and put together comp cards (composition photo cards) and other printed materi- als models need. The agencies find work for models by presenting them to designers, pho- tographers, and ad agen- cies. The agencies are also responsible for book- ing the jobs, billing for the jobs, and eventually pay- ing the models for their time. By handling the details, an agency allows a model to focus on mod- eling and not on the busi- ness end. Because modeling is a very competitive, fast moving business that extends beyond the tradi- tional 9 AM to 5 PM busi- ness hours, an agency generally conducts busi- ness 24 hours a day, to handle emergencies such as cancellations or rush jobs. Most agencies have a service or an operator to handle emergency issues after hours. Trend of Fashion A Railway Employee turned a star cricketer, with a midas' touch in the hands, termed as the most successful captain in the world cricket. It can be none other than Mahendra Singh Dhoni. It was the year 2007, during the ODI World Cup in which India performed very badly, and was knocked out in the very first round of the tournament. Public had anger in the head, hence tey had attacked the houses of players, including a house in the Harmu Housing colony,ranchi. It was M.S.Dhoni's residence. But he kept calm, didn't utter a world. Further, he was appointed the captain for T20 Indian squad for the first T20 world cup ahead. And the man did it, India won the first T20 world cup by beating Pakistan in the finale under the captaincy of MSD. And he was cheered by the same crowd, on the same roads, the man had won the hearts. Then he became the ODI captain, Test team captain, and made India the Test team champion after a long. Records kept on falling in his pocket, experts termed him as the best finisher. He was known for his cool and calm attitude on the field. MSD himself said in an interview, 'i try to take the match to the last over, because i know if we have reached till the last,wr will win.' Players like Sachin, Sehwag, Gambhir and other legends praised him a lot, and said he is the best captain they've played under. Story continues as 2011 World cup was lifted up by India, after 28 years, under the captaincy of MSD, and obviously, none can forget the winning shot. If you want to see a person, who has everything but he isn't egoistic, a person under pressure, but calm, you can watch Mahendra Singh Dhoni from Ranchi. Oh Captain! My Captain
Delhi/ NCR 7New Delhi, 28 March - 3 April, 2016 Noida: This is for the fist time in India that a fashion school has been the part of a film school. This is also for the first time that every student of fashion school gets an opportunity to be part of every medium of media i.e. print, radio, television, cinema and New Media” said Babeetta Sakxena addressing 40 contestants of National Beauty Contest at Marwah Studio. “Sandeep Marwah deserves bigger awards on the pow- erful international platforms, but this is a humble gesture of extending our gratitude to him for supporting Indian Fashion Industry whole heartedly” said Ritika Vinay Director of Mrs India Beauty Pageant while handing over the award. “The efforts and encouragement Sandeep Marwah has added as President of International Chamber of Media And Entertainment Industry are worth praising,” added Vinay Director of the show. Sandeep Marwah extended his thanks to the complete team for honoring him and presented membership of World Peace And Development And Research Foundation to every member of the fashion team. Sandeep Marwah Honored for Fashion Promotion Noida: 40 finalist of Mrs India Contest- Queen of Substance selected from all over India were here at Marwah Studio for final grooming and understanding the subject of media and presentation. “It is matter of pride that the best pageant is now associated with AAFT School of Fashion And Design and Marwah Studio is grooming them how to face media “ said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studio while explain the tips to the young women from all over the coun- try. “Mrs India Queen of Substance aims to create and empower role models who will serve as ambassadors to charity, enrich to perception to beauty and enhance a new strength, energy and spirit for the enhancement of women while positively impacting their communi- ties” said Ritika Vinay Director of the show. “This is a pageant, which will provide women with a platform where they will get an opportunity to make a difference to the World. The mission of the event is to nurture and support contestants along their path to personal and professional growth” added Marwah Global Cultural Ambassador. International Chamber of Media And Entertainment Industry & Asian Academy of Film And Television supports the event. Every beauty was handed over the life membership of World Peace Development And Research Foundation along with memento. AsianSchoolofFashionAndDesignWelcomesNationalBeauties cnp bureau Pilakhwa: One seater heli- copter creator, engineering student Arif Saifi, he will be going to represent his talent of winning science gallery in lukhnow. He got invitation to show his talent. It will be arranged in Baba Saheb Bheem Rao Ambedkar University, Lukhnow in Science and Technology department. President Pranab Mukharjee will be the chief guest. Engineering stu- dent Arif Saifi lives handloom nagri near Mohalla Hamid Chock told that after complete Intermediate. He spend his 6 months in his project of one seater helicopter. It can flight from 104 to 125 foot in height and it can fly 50 km. Arif told that due to increasing the traf- fic at roads, he thought about it. In science gallery he repre- sent photos and benefits, technology. His father Hanif and mother Rahisha is happy to their son. As he got the invitation of sci- ence gallery, lots of people come at his home to wish him. BSP leader Manoj Sharma, Ikramuddin and yuva SP leader Pravej Alam congrets him. President will see talent ofArif of Pilakhwa Delhi: “India is poised for decadal double digit growth in the days to come and is poised to become a superpower with a billion plus happy people. India has the potential to trans- form and can move into the big league very rapidly if we leverage the economies of scale bring in greater degrees of trans- parency and monitor work that has been undertaken,” said Shri Piyush Goyal, Minister of State (IC) for Power, Coal and New & Renewable Energy. Shri Goyal was speaking at the session, “Making India a Global Economic Superpower” at the Conference on Young Indians, here today. However, adding the caveat of the need to ensure equal opportunities for people at the bottom of the pyramid, Shri Goyal said, “We cannot become a super economic power unless the person at the bottom of the pyramid gets equal opportunity to study, to be skilled and has the opportunity to move towards a better quality of life. To my mind, lack of electricity access in vil- lages across the country is a serious concern for us as a nation. There are about 50 million homes which do not have access to elec- tricity. In Arunachal Pradesh, there are about 808 villages which lack electricity access. While we are now working on building a grid in Sikkim and Arunachal, it will take time. Hence, we are look- ing at off-grid solutions in the interim.” Emphasizing on the impor- tance of working together he said, “The Government and the youth need to work together, ideate together and implement the ideas together and work as a team we can take the fruits of development to the bot- tom of the pyramid.” Speed, Skill Scale and Decisive Visionary Leadership is What India Needs: Shri Piyush Goyal cnp bureau New Delhi: SriLankan Airlines held a net- working event in New Delhi along with the renowned and prominent personalities from the travel trade fraternity in India. As guests, the event witnessed the presence of the famous SriLankan cricketer Kumara Sangakkara and the beautiful actress (origi- nally from SriLanka) Jacqueline Fernandez. The event took place at the ITC Maurya Hotel in the capital. The event was preceded by Mr Ajith Dias, Chairman, SriLankan Airlines. During his speech, Mr Dias said that India has always been an important market for SriLankan Airlines and has a lot of poten- tial for expansion in the region for SriLankan Airlines. Mr. Subhash Goyal, Chairman STIC Travels Pvt Ltd was also present at the event. Networking event held by SriLankanAirlines
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cnp bureau New Delhi: An unforget- table evening providing deep information and a rare opportunity to understand the nuances of Ghazal titled Ghazal Ka Safar (part-II) was organized by NGO SAKSHI & SIET in associa- tion with India Habitat Centre. It was an evening that enthralled and left the listener with a greater appreciation and insight into the beautiful but difficult art of the Ghazal, thus enabling the listener to derive greater enjoyment and appreciation of the ghazal's form and its composition. Adding that much needed sheen to the Delhi cultural nightscape at the Amaltas Hall, Habitat Centre, this evening of exquisite ghazals highlighted the two major aspects essential for a sung Ghazal - Poetic Structure and Melodic Composition. An understanding of the poetic framework and exact- ing structural requirements of a ghazal were provided by Lakshmi Shankar Bajpai a world acclaimed poet of gigantic stature till recently DDG, AIR, who, informed and delighted with his eru- dite command over the medium. An Island Of Excellence Film City, Sector-16A Noida-201301, Uttar Pradesh, Ph. : +91-120-4831100 Fax. +91 0120-2515246 Entertainment9 New Delhi, 28 March - 3 April, 2016 Corporate Office MARWAH STUDIOS COMPLEX Country & Politics cnp bureau Delhi: Supriya Pilgaonkar aka Ishwari of Kuch Rang Pyar Ke Aise Bhi ‘‘Holi is all about an array of colours and water and personally I’m very fond of the festival as it is said Holi takes away all the negative energy. As a Maharashtrian there are special dishes prepared at my home such as Puran Poli, Katachi Aamti, Phirni and many more which adds to the excitement of this colourful festival. This year on Holi, my family and I will play a dry Holi. As a message to all my fans have a happy and safe Holi and avoid playing with water. Remember the best colours you can apply on someone are the colours of laughter and love..!!’’ Shaheer Sheikh aka Dev of Kuch Rang Pyar Ke Aise Bhi “When I was a kid, me and my friends used to go to the terrace with water bal- loons. We used to wait for the people to come on the street so that we can throw balloons at them. This year I don't have anything spe- cial planned for Holi because I usually do not play it. Till now, I have cel- ebrated this festival only on sets, so probably this year also I will be playing with colours while only while shooting.” Holi Quotes of set artists Skill,hardworkmoreimportantthannotoriety:NargisFakhri Mumbai: For Nargis Fakhri, there is no shortcut to suc- cess or fame. At a time when infamy has become a part of showbiz, the actress says she still believes in the “romantic notion that skill and hard work is more important than notoriety”. Asked about whether Hindi film industry tends to give extra attention to actors who have worked in a Hollywood film or gar- nered acclaim in the international circuit, Nargis said that the statement “doesn’t ring true” for her. “Well, I came here with no background or Hollywood credits so that certainly doesn’t ring true for me. I think that o c c a s i o n a l l y, fame and popu- larity can garner more attention for individuals or films. But as a person who believes in my craft, I like the romantic notion that skill and hard work is more important than notoriety,” said Nargis. “As a money focussed industry, which of course Bollywood is, I also appreciate that there is a balance and we’re all part of that,” she added. Nargis took the first step towards the world of glamour with modelling in 2005. After “Rockstar”, s h e d i d films on a wide variety of topics ranging from serious to fun like “Main Tera Hero” and “Madras Cafe”. And for her first Hollywood outing was “Spy”, an action-comedy film. Over the past few years, names like Irrfan Khan, Priyanka Chopra and Anupam Kher have gone to foreign shores and are breaking stereotypical notions around Indians with their roles. Nargis, who was born to multi-cultural parents in New York, said that the “progress to breakdown stereotypes always starts with one person”. “I’m so proud of Priyanka to be a shining example of the talent and merit of Bollywood … Stereotyping of any race or culture is nar- row minded and I can’t wait to help break the shackles,” she said, refer- ring to Priyanka’s lead role in American TV show “Quantico”. Meanwhile, on the Indian silver screen, Nargis will be seen with Ritiesh Deshmukh in “Banjo”, and in “Housefull 3” as well. About the Author AfternoonVoice - Related News Emily Blunt not keen on nudity Never wanted my own children: Helen Mirren Madonna turns to 25-year-old model for comfort Jennifer Aniston’s intense workout story Leave a comment You must be Logged in to post comment. Seems Sunny leone is living a dream of her life. She is super excited to share screen space with the Superstar Shah Rukh Khan in his upcoming flick ‘Raees’. The ‘Mastizaade’ actress will be perform- ing an item dance in Rahul Dholakia’s directorial flick ‘Raees’. The baby-doll took to Twitter to share her delight: 1st time on a film set where I kept wanting2pinch myself2see if it was real or a dream.Amazing 1st day! @rahuldho- lakia @ritesh_sid @iamsrk ‘Raees’ also stars Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Mahira Khan in pivotal roles and the movie will hit the theatres on July 3, 2016. SunnyLeonelivingthedreamofherlifein‘Raees’! Mumbai: Actress Emily Blunt, who is pregnant, says she will be less inclined to strip down for the camera post delivery. Blunt’s forthcoming role as Rachel in the film of thriller “The Girl on the Train” may not be very child- friendly, but asked if motherhood is making her turn down roles that she would once have accepted, the actress said: “I think so”. “Too racy would be one thing I wouldn’t go for now. I am not so keen on doing nudity, because I am not 22 any more. And actually it is not so much a moral thing as I have done it before and do I really want to do it again?’, telegraph.co.uk quoted Blunt as saying. The 33-year-old added: “Does it serve the film or is it gratuitous and seeing someone’s t*ts for the sake of it? Because I don’t think it is necessary most of the time. Also playing violent or racist characters would be hard for me now.” Blunt is married to actor and writer John Krasinski. EmilyBluntnotkeenonnudity 'Ghazal Ka Safar'
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National11 New Delhi, 28 March - 3 April, 2016 KalasipalyaPoliceArrestedSixAccusedRecoveredStolenPropertyWorthRs.39lakhs Pramesh Jain The Kalasipalya police have arrested six persons in connection with three different cases as, Attention Diversion, vehicle thief,and Tyre Thief ,arrested and recovered stolen property from the accused worth of Rs.39 lakhs . Four Held, Notorious Inter-State Attention Diversion Gang Busted . The Kalasipalya police have arrested a gang of four, including a man and his two sons, who were alleged- ly involved in over 19 robbery cases in the city. Addl CP West KSR Charan Reddy Said a case of attention diversion was reported in Kalasipalya Police station on February 24th 2016. A city based shopkeeper T A Nagaraj stated in his complaint that some unknown person came in a bike when he was passing through corporation circle the biker inter- cepted him in the pretext of telling him his car tyre is punctured or deflated the shop keeper got down from the car immediately to check what has hap- pened at the same time the miscreants grabbed his 6 kg of silver trophies, worth Rs. 2.28 lakh which was kept in the car and fled away from the scene. As soon as the incident was reported DCP West, Labhuram,ACP Bhaskar,PI, G Anil Kumar and other staff rushed to the spot and inspected the area and collected stock of the situation and a special team was formed and patrolling was enhanced and after sometime another attention diversion case was reported in Ashoknagar Police station on the same day using similar modus operandi. The gang robbed a business man near Ashoknagar by using similar modus operandi and took away his licensed country- made pistol with around 9 rounds of ammunition kept in the car and fled away from the scene. As the case became sensational as the miscreants vanished with the country made pistol in which they had 9 live rounds of ammunition with them immedi- ately a special team was led by DCP West Labhuram,under the supervision of ACP Chickpet ,Bhaskar and PI of Kalasipalya G S Anil Kumar and his team swung into action and collected concrete evidence from the Place of incident . The police examined CCTV footage and found a car moving suspiciously in both the incidents.Using image enhancement software they found out the registration number and traced the car. After getting the car registration number used by the gang Armed with this information, a police team went to Delhi.and after verifying the documents given by them they found they have submitted fake documents to purchase the car, but they gave pho- tocopies of a PAN card in Delhi. Then using other technology skills the team managed to nab, Dharmalingam and his sons Ashok Kumar and Arun Kumar, along with their neighbour Michael (24).on march 20th 2016 from Delhi. During interrogation they confessed the crime and said they would inter- cept such persons, who have valuables with them they used to divert their attention and vanish with the valuables. They said they used to come to the city often and stay in lodges. and detailed investigation revealed that the leader of the gang Dharmalingam (47) is from Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu, but settled in Delhi . Dharmalingam has an export business in Bengaluru. He used to come to the city often and stay in lodges. His modus operandi was to depute his associates, including his twin sons and five neighbours in Delhi, and across city to keep a watch on banks and jewellery shops and follow people car- rying cash and valuables, arresting this gang our team has recovered 640 grams of Gold ornaments with 1 Kg Silver articles with cash and a country made pistol with 9 live rounds of ammunition, with Maruthi Echo car used for crime total worth of 24 lakhs has been recovered from them and with this 6 cases of Kalasipalya police station with 13 cases reported across city have been detected totally 19 cases have been solved. A case has been registered in kalasipalya police sta- tion and a manhunt is on for the absconding accused, Rahul,Amarnath,Selvam and Panner. Vehicle offender arrested 13 bikes,3 Auto rickshaws, recovered worth of Rs.12.5 lakhs. Notorious vehicle offender or lifter Sandeep 19 year old a resident of Tilaknagar has been arrested by Kalasipalya police who used to lift bikes and auto rickshaws with his associate harish from the parking area of Jayanagar, Siddapura,Banashankari,J P Nagar,Basavanagudi and surrounding areas was caught on 21st march while trying to sell the bike in A M Road to the dealer inspector G S Anil Kumar and his crime team nabbed the accused and during interrogation he confessed the crime and based on his information totally 13 two wheelers, 3 Auto Rickshaws, worth of Rs.12.5 lakhs recovered from the accused and manhunt is on for his associate Harish he added. In another case Tyre Thief was arrested as on 06th march a complainant owner of Kaveri Agencies and company registered a com- plaint in Kalasipalya police station stating someone has barged into their shop in the midnight by break- ing the rolling shutter lock and has robbed 2.5 lakhs worth of Tyres and Tubes of different companies from his shop the Kalasipalya inspector G S Anil kumar and his team collected all the information about the incident and based on the reliable inputs they detained one person on suspicious and during interrogation the accused has confessed the crime and the accused has been identified as Dorairaju (44) year old resident of kalasipaya and intact prop- erty tyres and tubes worth of Rs.2.5 lakhs, has been recovered from his possession,a case has been reg- istered in kalasipalya police station and further investigation is on,and finally Bengaluru City Police Commissioner, N S Megharikh, has appreciated Addl CP West KSR Charan Reddy, DCP, Labhuram, ACP Chickpet Sub-division , Bhaskar V.B, PI of Kalasipalya G S Anil Kumar, with his team as PSIs as, M Kumar,N C Mallikarjun, K R Shashi,B Shankarachari, and his crime staff as Monegowda , Anant, Manjunath maggad,Nanjesh ,trimurthy ,belu- raiah,Girish,has been appreciated for the commend- able job done by them who has solved sensational cases he added . From the ground level, a capsule elevator will rise up through the temple core, taking visitors through different planetary systems in the universe as described in the Vedic literatures, through an immersive sound, light and diorama show. The capsule elevator will finally reach the visitors Viewing Gallery at 700 feet for a breathtaking panoramic view of BrajMandal. It was the desire of SrilaPrabhupada, Founder Acharya of ISKCON, that the glories of Sri Krishna and Sri VrindavanaDham be spread all over the world so that the peoples of the world irrespective of caste, creed, color, nationality or gender, are freed from the sufferings of material existence and find everlasting happiness through Krishna con- sciousness. .uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on Sunday laid the foundation stone of a project to build a 70-storey temple in Vrindavan – Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir — which, when finished, is billed to be the tallest shrine in the world. The skyscraper temple project, conceived of by the devotees of ISKCON-Bangalore, will consist of a grand temple of Lord Sri Krishna at its centre. The grand temple shall be of monumental proportions and its iconic architecture shall harmoniously combine elements of both Indian temple architecture and modern architecture. This temple is poised to become the tallest, grandest and largest religious structure in India. The tem- ple has a footprint of about 5 acres and rises to a height of about 700 feet (210 metres or 70 floors). The temple is planned to be vibrant with festivals and religious activities throughout the year. The building will not be affected by the earthquake coming at the magnitude / recter scale 8 will not be harmfull to it . There’s something of a race to be tallest going on in India. In October, Narendra Modi, Gujarat’s chief minister and prime ministerial candidate for India’s main opposition party the Bharatiya Janata Party, laid the foundation stone for what is claimed will be the tallest statue in the world when complete – an almost 600-feet tall sculpture of Sardar Vallabhai Patel, a key figure in India’s struggle for freedom. Plans for worlds tallest temple......... Infosys Employee Missing After Brussels Attacks Is Dead: Indian Embassy Raghavendran Ganesh, a 28-year-old India-born techie, was believed to be in a metro rail on March 22 when the Maelbeek station in Brussels was rocked by an explo- sion. External affairs minister Sushma Swaraj had assured Ganesh’s mother help, saying the government was doing its best to find him. “The Belgian authorities have identified Raghavendran as one of the victims of the barbaric terror attacks of March 22,” External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Vikas Swarup said. The Indian Embassy in Brussels said the mortal remains of Raghavendran are being handed over to his family for being taken to India. “Mortal remains are in process of being handed to family of Raghavendran, to be taken to India from Amsterdam airport,” the Embassy tweeted. Reports earlier stated that Raghavendran had marked himself ‘safe’ on Facebook after the blasts. “It is with deep regret that we confirm the passing of our colleague Raghavendran Ganeshan in the terrible attack in Brussels. Our thoughts and prayers are with Raghavendran’s family and with those who were injured or lost a loved one in these attacks. We will continue to provide all possible support to his family in this hour of grief,” said Infosys in a statement. At least 35 people were killed and over 300 wounded after two bombs exploded at Brussels Airport and one at Maelbeek metro station in the Belgian city.
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cYyscktksa dh ukdkeh ds ckotwn 19-1 vksoj esa pkj fodsV ij 161 ju cukdj DokVZj Qkbuy ljh[ks bl eSp esa thr ntZ djus esa lQy jgkA dIrku egsaæ flag /kksuh ¼ukckn 18½ us fot;h pkSdk yxk;kA Hkkjr xzqi nks ls nwljs LFkku ij jgk vkSj og 31 ekpZ dks eqacbZ gksus okys nwljs lsehQkbuy esa xzqi ,d ls 'kh"kZ ij jgus okys osLVbaMht ls fHkM+sxkA nwljk lsehQkbuy U;wthySaM vkSj baXySaM ds chp 30 ekpZ dks fnYyh esa [ksyk tk,xkA dksgyh ds vykok Hkkjrh; xsanck- tksa dh Hkh rkjhQ djuh gksxh ftUgksaus vkLVªsfy;k dks igys pkj vksoj ds ckn [kqydj ugha [ksyus fn;kA gkfnZd iaMîk dk vkf[kjh vksoj egaxk lkfcr gqvk ysfdu mUgksaus 36 ju nsdj nks fodsV fy;sA vk'kh"k usgjk ¼20 ju nsdj ,d fodsV½] ;qojkt flag ¼19 ju nsdj ,d fodsV½ vkSj jfoaæ tMstk us dlh gqbZ gqbZ xsanckth dh ftlls vkLVªsfy;k pkj vksoj ds ckn vxys nl vksoj esa dsoy 51 ju cuk ik;k vkSj bl chp mlus pkj fodsV xaok;sA cgjgky dksgyh us gstyoqM ij nks pkSds tM+dj 'kq:vkr dh vkSj ihlh, LVsfM;e esa blds ckn mudk uke xwatus yxk] ysfdu lykeh cYyscktksa dh rjg lqjs'k jSuk ¼nl½ Hkh fQj ls ukdke jgsA okVlu dh xsan dks iqy djus ds ç;kl esa mUgksaus fodsV ds ihNs dSp fn;kA ;qojkt flag ¼21½ ds ck;sa ikao esa vkrs gh ijs'kkuh gks x;h ftlls mUgsa ju ysus esa FkksM+h fnDdr gqbZA okVlu us doj ij yach nkSM+ yxkdj ;qojkt dk dSp ysdj LVsfM;e esa muds ç'kaldksa dks lUu fd;kA ;g vkf[kj esa varjjk"Vªh; fØdsV esa mudk vkf[kjh dSp lkfcr gqvkA okVlu us igys gh fo'o Vh20 ds ckn laU;kl ysus dh ?kks"k.kk dj nh FkhA /kksuh us Qkduj ij pkSdk yxkdj Hkkjr dks 15osa vksoj esa frgjs vad esa igqapk;kA Hkkjr dks vkf[kjh ikap vksoj esa 59 ju pkfg, FksA /kksuh vkSj dksgyh us blds ckn fodsVksa ds chp nkSM+ ds vius dkS'ky dk vPNk uewuk is'k fd;kA gstyoqM ds vksoj esa mUgksaus blls 12 ju tqVk;sA dksgyh us 39 xsanksa ij 15oka vkSj y{; dk ihNk djrs gq, 10oka v/kZ'krd iwjk fd;kA Hkkjr dks vkf[kjh rhu vksoj esa 39 ju dh njdkj Fkh ysfdu dksgyh us Qkduj ij igys nks pkSds vkSj fQj NDdk tM+dj fglkc cjkcj dj fn;kA bl vksoj esa 19 ju cusA dksgyh ;gha ij ugha :dsA mUgksaus dwYVj ukby ds vxys vksoj esa pkj pkSds yxkdj n'kZdksa dks mRlkg ls ycjst dj fn;kA vkf[kjh Ng xsanksa ij vc pkj ju pkfg, FksA /kksuh us Qkduj dh igyh xsan ij fot;h pkSdk tM+dj thr dh vkSipkfjdrk iwjh dhA ubZ fnYyhA fojkV dksgyh dh cstksM+ ikjh dh cnkSyr Vhe bafM;k ds fo'o Vh20 ds lsehQkbuy esa txg cukus ds ckn iwoZ Hkkjrh; dIrku lquhy xkoLdj us dgk fd nk;sa gkFk dk ;g cYysckt fQygky nqfu;k dk loZJs"B cYysckt gSA dksgyh us 82 ju dh ikjh [ksyh ftlls Hkkjr us vius vafre xzqi eqdkcys esa vkLVªsfy;k dks eksgkyh esa Ng fodsV ls gjkdj vafre pkj esa txg cukbZA estcku Vhe vc vafre pkj ds eqd- kcys esa 31 ekpZ dks eqacbZ esa osLVbaMht ls fHkM+sxhA xkoLdj ds ehfM;k ls dgk] ^^fQygky og lhfer vksojksa dk nqfu;k dk loZJs"B cYysckt gSA blesa dksbZ 'kd ugha gSA blesa fcydqy Hkh lansg ugha gSA og dqN vyx gSA** mUgksaus dgk] ^^esjs tks Hkh FkksM+s cky cps gSa og bl ;qok thfu;l dh ikjh ns[kdj [kM+s gks x, FksA ;g csgrjhu ikjh FkhA** bl iwoZ Hkkjrh; dIrku us dgk fd dksgyh dh egkurk bl rF; esa gS fd og ncko esa 'kkunkj çn'kZu djrk gS vkSj Vhe ds fgrksa dks gj pht ls mij j[krk gSA xkoLdj us dgk] ^^tc Hkkjr y{; dk ihNk dj jgk gks rks mldk fjdkMZ nsf[k;sA og ges'kk mUgsa eSp ftrkrk gS vkSj ;g rkdr vkSj Vkbfeax dk la;kstu gSA dqN gh cYysckt esa Vki vkSj ckVe gSaM ds lkFk [ksyus dh {kerk gSA tc og Vki gSaM ds lkFk Mªkbo [ksyrk gS rks ;g 'kkunkj gksrk gSA** mUgksaus dgk] ^^ml O;fä dk fuLokFkZ nsf[k;sA og vius dIrku ¼egsaæ flag /kksuh½ dks LVªkbd nsdj [kq'k Fkk D;ksafd mls irk Fkk fd dIrku Hkh [kqn dks lkfcr djuk pkgrk gSA dbZ ckj tc vki bl rjg dh cM+h ikjh [ksyrs gks rks fot;h ju cukuk pkgrs gksA ysfdu og iwjk rjg ls Vhe ds fy, [ksyus okyk O;fä gSA Hkxoku dk 'kqØ gS fd og Hkkjr ds fy, [ksy jgk gSA dksgyh nqfu;k dk loZJs"B cYysckt% lquhy xkoLdj dksydkrkA ckaXykns'k fØdsV cksMZ ds v/;{k uteqy glu us rst xsanckt rldhu vgen ds fuyacu dks ysdj vkbZlhlh dks vkM+s gkFkksa ysrs gq, dgk fd ;g ljklj T;knrh gS fd Vh20 fo'o di tSls vge VwukZesaV ds chp esa çeq[k f[kykM+h ij çfrca/k yxk fn;k x;kA uteqy us ckaXykns'kh i=dkjksa ls dgk] esjk ekuuk gS fd rldhu ds f[kykQ vkbZlhlh dks vius QSlys ij iqufoZpkj djuk pkfg;sA ;g ljklj T;knrh gSA ;g ckaXykns'k fØdsV ds fy;s cM+k >Vdk gSA ckaXykns'k fØdsV [kRe gks x;k gSA** mUgksaus dgk] rldhu dk ckgj gksuk Vhe ds fy;s djkjk >Vdk gSA og ckaXykns'k dk gh ugha cfYd nqfu;k ds lcls rst xsancktksa esa ls gSA og fiNys nks lky ls yxkrkj [ksy jgk gS fygktk mldk fuyacu Lohdkj djuk dfBu gSA** mUgksaus dgk] ''eSa bruk gh tkurk Fkk fd fdlh eSp esa voS/k xsan Qsadus ij xsanckt dks fuyacu >syuk iM+rk gS ysfdu rldhu dksbZ voS/k xsan Qsads cuk gh fuyafcr gks x;kA ;g igyh ckj gqvk gSA** uteqy dk ekuuk gS fd ;g ckaXykns'k fØdsV dh çxfr ds f[kykQ nq"çpkj gSA mUgksaus dgk] ;g lHkh dks irk gSA mUgsa ;g lc djus nhft;s ;fn blls mUgsa [kq'kh feyrh gSA ge dfBu gkykr esa Hkh [ksyrs jgsaxsA gesa dqN vkSj ugha dguk gSA* rldhuvgendkfuyacuukbalkQh%chlhchçeq[k eksgkyhA Hkkjrh; dIrku egsaæ flag /kksuh us fojkV dksgyh dh ,d vkSj csgr- jhu ikjh dh ljkguk djrs gq, dgk fd LokHkkfod vkØkedrk vkSj /khjs&/khjs fodflr /kS;Z dk la;kstu bl LVkj cYysckt ds fy, 'kkunkj dke dj jgk gSA dksgyh us vkLVªsfy;k ds f[kykQ xzqi eSp esa 51 xsan esa ukckn 82 ju dh ikjh [ksydj Hkkjr dks vdsys ne ij thr fnykrs gq, vkbZlhlh fo'o Vh20 ds lsehQkbuy esa txg fnykbZ vkSj bl nkSjku /kksuh var esa nwljs Nksj ij bl cYysckt dk lkFk fuHkk jgs FksA /kksuh us eSp ds ckn çsl dkaÝsal esa dgk] ^^;g csgrjhu ikjh FkhA fo'ks"kdj bl rF; dks /;ku esa j[krs gq, fd fodsV cYysckth ds fy, vklku ugha Fkk] 'kkVZ xsanksa dks [ksyuk vklku ugha FkkA vPNh pht ;s jgh fd mUgksaus fLiujksa ls dkQh xsanckth ugha djkbZA mlus ¼dksgyh us½ ;qoh ¼;qojkt flag½ ds lkFk lk>snkjh dh ftudk V[kuk eqM+ x;k vkSj os rst nks ju ugha ys ik,A ml le; Hkh mlus vPNh cYysckth dh vkSj fodsVksa ds chp mldh nkSM+ csgrjhu FkhA** dksgyh us /kksuh ds lkFk 31 xsan esa 67 ju dh vVwV lk>snkjh ds nkSjku vf/kdka'k ju cuk, ysfdu bl nkSjku dIrku us eqf'dy gkykr esa 'kkunkj tTck fn[kkrs gq, Vhe dks y{; rd igqapk;kA /kksuh vkSj dksgyh us fodsVksa ds chp 'kkunkj nkSM+ yxkbZ vkSj dIrku us dgk fd rst nkSM+us okyk f[kykM+h ges'kk Vhe ds fy, vge gksrk gSA /kksuh us vPNs juj dh vgfe;r ij etkfd;k ygts esa dgk] ^^mls vc Hkh eq>s Hkqxrku djuk gSA eSa mlds ju nkSM+ jgk FkkA** mUgksaus dgk] ^^chp ds vksojk- sa esa vxj vki vPNs juj gSa rks ;g vkids mij ls ncko de dj nsrk gS vkSj {ks=j{kdksa vkSj xsancktksa dks ncko esa Mky nsrk gSA eSa ,slk f[kykM+h ugha gwa tks egku gksA eSa flQZ xSjikjaifjd fØdsV [ksyrk gwa] ,d ju dks nks ju esa cnyus dh dksf'k'k djrk gwa vkSj vxj esjs {ks= esa vk, rks NDdk tM+us dh dksf'k'k djrk gwaA eSa fojkV dh rjg ugha gwa tks dgha Hkh 'kkV [ksy ldrk gSA** Hkkjrh; dIrku us dgk] ^^e/;Øe ds dbZ cYysckt tks vPNs Fks os vPNs juj Hkh FksA bldk ,d mnkgj.k ekbdy csosu gSaA vkids ikl {ks=j{kd dks ncko esa Mkyus dk ekSdk gksrk gS fo'ks"kdj rst xsancktksa dksA /kksuhusdgkfddksgyhdksviuh/kS;ZokuvkÿkedrkughaNksM+uhpkfg,
National/ Health13New Delhi, 28 March - 3 April, 2016 jäpki vkt cM+h =klnh cu x;k gSA fo'ks"kdj 'kgjksa rFkk egkuxjksa esa blls ihfM+r yksxksa dh la[;k esa o`f) gksrh tk jgh gSA blds jksfx;ksa dh la[;k esa fujUrj gksrh rhoz o`f) ls Hkh T;knk fpUrktud ckr ;g gS fd vc fd'kksj vkSj cPps Hkh bldh pisV esa vkus yxs gSaA vktdy jäpki c<+us dh f'kdk;r 15−16 o"kZ ds fd'kksjksa ls ysdj 18−20 o"kZ ds ;qokvksa esa Hkh fn[kkbZ nsus yxh gSA fo'ks"kKksa ds vuqlkj vc 18 o"kZ dh vk;q ls gh ân; jksx ds y{k.k fn[kkbZ nsus yxs gSa blfy, t:jh gS fd fo|kfFkZ;ksa dks ijh{kk ds fnuksa esa leqfpr vkjke feys vkSj lkFk gh mUgsa fpÙk ds larqyu ds ykHk Hkh crk, tk,aA mPp jäpki] e/kqesg vkSj fny dh chekjh] gekjs ns'k esa rsth ls QSy jgh gSA ;fn c<+rh mez esa gh cPps ruko ds f'kdkj gks tk,a rks ;qokoLFkk esa mUgsa jäpki ?ksj ysxk vkSj varr% os ân; jksx dh pisV esa vk tk,axsA fo'ks"kKksa dk ekuuk gS fd o"kZ 2020 rd Hkkjr esa ân; jksfx;ksa dh la[;k fo'o esa lcls T;knk gks tk,xhA M‚- lqys[k xks;y ds vuqlkj [kku−iku esa vfu;ferrk vkSj ruko ds dkj.k gh e/kqesg ds jksfx;ksa dh la[;k fo'o esa lcls T;knk gSA muds vuqlkj Hkkjr ds yxHkx 20 çfr'kr dkedkth yksx mPp jäpki ds f'kdkj gSaA jäpki ds bu jksfx;ksa esa vk/kh la[;k efgykvksa dh gSA fo'ks"kKksa ds vuqlkj mPp jäpki ,d /khek tgj gS ftlds y{k.k vklkuh ls idM+s ugha tkrs blfy, 18 o"kZ dh vk;q ls gh jäpki uiokuk 'kq: dj nsuk pkfg,A ;fn jäpki T;knk fudyrk gS rks rqjar nok 'kq: djds gj nwljs eghus jäpki uiokrs jguk pkfg,A fo'o LokLF; laxBu ds vuqlkj Hkkjr esa mPp jäpki ihfM+r lHkh yksxksa esa ls dsoy 10 çfr'kr yksxksa dk jäpki gh iwjh rjg fu;af=r ik;k tkrk gSA c<+rh mez ds cPpksa ds fy, ;g fLFkfr vkSj Hkh [krjukd gSA fo'ks"kKksa ds vuqlkj ijh{kkvksa ds fnuksa esa i<+kbZ dk ncko vkSj csgrjhu ifj.kke ykus dh gksM+ fo|kfFkZ;ksa esa ruko c<+krh gSA nwljh vksj QkLVQwM] Vhoh rFkk dEI;wVj ds bl nkSj esa cPpksa dk vkgkj çk;% xfj"B [kk| inkFkksaZ dk esy gksrk gS ijUrq mudh 'kkjhfjd xfrfof/k;ka cgqr gh de gksrh gSa] tksfd yxkrkj ?kVrh Hkh tk jgh gSaA ijh{kk ds fnuksa esa fnu−jkr ,d gh LFkku ij cSBdj i<+us ds dkj.k cPpksa dh 'kkjhfjd xfrfof/k;ka yxHkx lekIr gks tkrh gSaA ,slh fLFkfr esa ijh{kk dk ruko cPpksa dk jäpki c<+k ldrk gSA fLFkfr rc vkSj Hkh fcxM+ ldrh gS tcfd cPps iwjh−iwjh jkr tkxdj i<+kbZ djus vkSj lqcg fcuk vkjke fd, ijh{kk nsus tkus dks tksf[ke mBkrs gSaA bl fLFkfr ls cpus ds fy, cPpksa ds ekrk−firk dks pkfg, fd os cPpksa dks i<+kbZ ds chp esa FkksM+h pgydneh djus vkSj de ls de çfrfnu ikap Ng ?kaVs dh uhan ysus dks çksRlkfgr djsaA cPpksa dks LVªSl eSustesaV Hkh fl[kk;k tkuk pkfg, ftlls ruko mu ij gkoh u gks ldsA demezokyksadksHkhgksusyxkgkbZCyMçs'kj foosd feÙky ßfeys lqj esjk rqEgkjk] rks lqj cus gekjkß Hkkjr dh ,drk vkSj v[k.Mrk dks ,d lw= esa fijksus okyh ;g jpuk] cslqjh gksrh çrhr gksrh gSA vpkud fofo/krk esa ,drk okys Hkkjr ns'k esa vupkgs lqj] viuh <iyh] vius jkx ds lkFk ctus yxh gS vkSj ns'k dh v[k.Mrk dks pqukSrh nsus yxh gSA le; jgrs bu csesy lqj vkSj rky dks ,d lqj esa y;c) ugha fd;k x;k rks ;g ns'k fgr esa ?kkrd lkfcr gks ldrk gSA ;qokvksa dk Hkkjr dgha HkVdko ds jkLrs ij rks vxzlj ugha gks jgk ;k fQj pUn yksxksa dh lÙkk ls nwj jgus dh etcqjh ,slh rkdrksa dks leFkZu nsdj ns'k dk ekgkSy fcxkM+us ij vkenk gSa] vxj ,slk gS rks ;g dnkfi lgu djus ;ksX; ugha gSA ;g dSlk ukn xqat jgk gS esjs ns'k dh fQtkvksa esaA bl ukn ds lqj vkSj rky fcxM+s&fcxM+s ls yxrs gSa] ckj&ckj ,drk vkSj v[k.Mrk dks pqukSr nsrh çrhr gksrk ;g ^ukn* fdl fn'kk esa ys tkuk pkgrk gS lekt vkSj ns'k dks vR;Ur fopkj.kh gSA dSlk ns'k cukuk pkgrs gSa bl ij ubZ cgl dh vko';drk D;ksa eglwl gks jgh gSA lfn;ksa iqjkuh Js"B vkSj laLdkfjr lH;rk vkSj laL—fr okys ns'k dh tM+ksa dks dkSulh rkdrsa fNUu&fHkUu djus ij mrk: gSa xkSj djuk gksxkA jktuSfrd Qk;ns ds fy, vlgefr dks Øks/k vkSj vkØks'k esa cny dj lkoZtfud :i ls lekt ds vUnj fgald rjhds ls O;ä djuk gekjh yksdrkfU=d O;oLFkk ds fy, ?kkrd vkSj pqukSrh curk tk jgk gSA ,sls vkØksf'kr Quksa dks mBus ls igys dh dqpyus dh vko';drk gS bldk /;ku ge lHkh dks j[kus dh vko';drk gS pkgs oks vke Hkkjroklh gks ;k [kkl] lkekftd laLFkk gks ;k jktuSfrd nyA ns'k dh ,drk] v[k.Mrk] çHkwlÙkk ij pksV djuk Bhd ckr ughaA cpuk pkfg;s ge lHkh dks ,sls —R; djus ls] jksduk gksxk ,slh rdrksa dks tks xqejkg dj jgh gSa] lekt esa c<+rs vkØks'k dks udkjkRed fn'kk çnku dj vfLFkjrk dk ekgkSy iSnk dj jgh gSaA la;fer vkSj e;kZfnr vkpj.k dh vR;f/kd vko';drk gS vktA lg'khyrk ds vHkko esa tjk&lh vlgefr ij Øks/k esa vkdj fgalk QSykdj] jk"Vªh; lEifr ds uqdlku igqapkuk] ekuo thou ysdj vkØks'k trkuk gekjh laL—fr ugha gSA oSpkfjd erHksn dks euHksn cukdj nwljksa ij Fkksiuk vkSj Lohdk;Zrk gsrq ck/; djuk loZFkk vuqfpr gSA U;k;ikfydk ds nk;js esa jgdj gh erHksn nwj djuk ,d LoLF; ijEijk gS ftldk ge Hkkjroklh lnSo fuoZgu djrs vk;s gSaA xr dqN fnuksa esa ns'k ds vUnj fofHkUu voljksa ij lkoZtfud LFkkuksa ij lkeqfgd çn'kZu vkxtuh] yqVikV vkSj ekSr ds rk.Mo rd vkØks'k dk çn'kZu ljklj vuqfpr gS] vlguh; gS] ihM+k nsus okyk gS] eu esa Vhl mBrh gS] vka[kas ue gks tkrh gS ,sls –'; ns[k dj] lqudj] i<+ djA tks'k vkSj vkØks'k esa vUrj djuk gksxkA ;qokvksa ds vkØks'k dks jk"Vªfgr esa çokfgr djuk gksxk u fd udkjkRed ÅtkZ ds lapkj esa] ns'kæksgh ckrksa esa] dkuwu ds mYya?ku esaA ;qokvksa dk Hkfo"; ifjokj] lekt vkSj f'k{kk r; djrh gS] ns'k dk Hkfo"; lalnA vxj lewpk ra= gh çnwf"kr gks tk;sxk rks dSls ge lgu'khy vkSj pfj=oku ;qok ih<+h dk l`tu dj ik;saxsA foxr dqN o"kksaZ ls laln dk vkpj.k vius mís';ksa ds foijhr rFkk vlalnh; T;knk gksrk tk jgk gSA vlgefr dk vkØks'k ogka ij Hkh Hkjh iM+ jgk gSA lkFkZd cgl dk vR;f/kd vHkko gSA xyh&eksgYys ls ysdj lÙkk ds xfy;kjksa rd flQZ&vkSj&flQZ udkjkRedrk vkSj vupkgk vkØks'k >sy jgk gS Hkkjro"kZ vkSj mldh cspkjh turk] ,slk D;k xqukg dj fn;kA ^tSlk [kk;sa vUu&oSlk gks;s eu* dh dgkor pfjrkFkZ gks jgh gSA D;ksafd ;qok vkSj Nk= usrk tSlk vkpj.k laln esa cM+ksa ls ns[ksxk oSlk gh vuqlj.k djsaxsA gesa vius thou esa] O;ogkj esa jk"Vªokn] ,drk vkSj v[k.Mrk] lafo/kku esa fu"Bk] dkuwu dh ikyuk] U;k;ikfydk dk vknj] xq#vksa dk eku&lEeku] o`)tuksa dh lh[k dk vuqlj.k vkSj Hkkjr ekrk dh j{kk djuk loksZijh Fkk] loksZijh gS vkSj loksZijh jgsxk dk Hkko eu esa gjne tkx`r j[kuk gksxk rHkh ;qokvksa dks dqN lh[k ns ik;saxs] muds vkØks'k dks jkg fn[kk ik;saxsA tekus ls cxkor dj] D;k gkfly fd;k rqeusA xj nks xt tehu] Hkh uk feyh rqedks tkus ds cknAA ;g dSlk vkØks'k lh- ,u- ih- C;wjks fiQjkstkcknA Jh xkS“kkyk lfefr }kjk gksyh egksRlo ds volj ij Jhd`".kk cyjke jFk ’kksHkk;k=k ,oa Xokyokyksa dh Vhe dk Lokxr fd;k x;kA xkS’kkyk lfpo f}tsUnz eksgu ’kekZ }kjk Jhd`".k cyjke ds Lo:Ikksa dh vkjrh mrkjdj ekY;ki.kZ fd;k x;kA blds lkFk gh izlkn forj.k Hkh fd;k x;kA bl ekSds ij gksyh feyu lekjksg dk Hkh vk;kstu fd;k x;kA bl volj ij lfefr v/;{k fo".kq caly] jkds’k ’kekZ] eksgu ’kekZ] iq:"kksRre ’kekZ] jkeujk;u vxzoky] fouksn dqekj vxzoky] jkeckcw c?ksy] mekdkUr ipkSjh] jktujk;u xqIrk] lquhy of"’B] fot; tSu] jktho dqekj] >Ccwyky vxzoky] fnus“k ygjh] vrqy vxzoky] jkts’k dqekj vkfn mifLFkr jgsA xkS’kkyk lfefr us fd;k Jhd`".k cyjke jFk dk Lokxr uklhj fetkZ ubZ fnYyhA ns'k ds fofHkUu {ks=ksa ls vk;s foeqä ?kqeUr~ ,oa v?kZ ?kqeUrw tutkfr laxBu }kjk vius vf/kdkjksa dks ikus ds fy, lkaln mfnr jkt ds lg;ksx ls tarj&earj ij rhu fnolh; /kjuk lekIr gks x;kA lkaln mfnr jkt us vius Hkk"k.k esa laln esa mudh ckr j[kus dh ckr dghA laxBu ds laLFkkid lqjs'k ekgyk us crk;k fd ^jk"Vªh; Lrj ij fodkl cksMZ xfBr gksus ls leqnk; ds yksxksa dks cgqr Qk;nk feysxkA jktLFkku] gfj;k.kk vkSj iatkc jkT; dh ljdkjksa us bl ckjs esa vPNh igy dh gSA fnYyh ds eq[;ea=h vjfoan dstjhoky us bl ckjs esa mUgsa iwjk vk'oklu fn;k gSA* mUgksaus dgk ^ns'k esa 666 tutkfr;ka dh vkcknh 15 djksM+ gS] tks ,llh vkSj vkschlh esa caVh gqbZ gSA* mUgksaus dgk ^gekjs leqnk; dk Lrj mBkus vkSj mUgsa U;k; fnykus ds fy, og ç/kkuea=h ujsUæ eksnh lesr dbZ dsUæh; eaf=;ksa ls xqgkj dj pqds gSaA dsUæ ljdkj dks fn;s Kkiu esa laxBu us tutkfr;ksa dh f'k{kk vkSj ukSdjh esa vyx ls Hkkxhnkjh dh ekax dh gSA blds vyx fodkl ds fy, vyx ctV dk çksohtu gksA ftyk Lrj ij cksfMaZx vaxzsth ek/;e Ldwy [kksys tk;sA yksxksa dks iDds edku] tehu vkSj chih,y dkMZ cusA dke/ka/ks ds fy, cSadksa ls dtZ feyus dh lqfo/kk feysA* gekjs leqnk; ds yksxksa ds f[kykQ iqjkuh /kkjk,a lekIr gksA /kjus esa fofHkUu çns'kksa ls vk;s enkjh] dyanj] lisjk] tksxh] dkycsfy;k] lkalh] HksMdwV] jktHkj] Hkkrw] Nkjk] HkkV] uV] vksM] yksgkj]catkjk] ckthxj] ikjnh] Mkse]vgsfj;k] cgsfy;k] uk;d]lisyk] ukFk] fldyh?kj] dqpcan] xhgkjh leqnk; ds yksxksa us vius vius fopkj j[ksA yksxksa us dgk fd ns'k dh vktknh ds 70 lky gks x;s gS ysfdu muds leqnk; ds yksxksa dks vHkh rd vktknh ugha feyh gSA foeqä?kqeUrqtutkfrlaxBudk/kjuk Lusgy iapksyh vgenkcknA 'kgj ds lqHkk"k fczt ds ikl cus jkf.ki cl VfeZuy dk jfookj dks eq[;ea=h vkuanhcsu iVsy us yksdkiZ.k fd;kA ,;jiksVZ dh rtZ ij cuk ;g cl VfeZuy vR;k/kqfud lqfo/kkvksa ls ySl gSA ;gka efgykvksa dh lqfo/kk vkSj lqj{kk dk fo'ks"k /;ku j[kk x;k gSA 26 djksM+ #i, dh ykxr ls rS;kj cl LVSaM ds iwjs ifjlj dks ^uks Vkscsdks tksu* ?kksf"kr fd;k x;k gSA ;g u;k cl LVSaM 7222 oxZ ehVj esa QSyk gSA clksa ds fy, 21 IysVQ‚eZ cuk, x, gSa] tgka ls jkstkuk 1500 clksa dh vkoktkgh gksxhA gj jkst djhc pkyhl gtkj ;kf=;ksa dh vkoktkgh gks ldsxhA ;s lqfo/kk,a Hkh--- & v‚uykbu cqfdax & fMthVy fMLiys & bUQ‚esZ'ku lsaVj & VwfjTe lsaVj & lkbu cksMZ & lhlhVhoh lfoZysal flLVe & yxst Vª‚yh & 'k‚fiax ds fy, e‚y & jsLVksajsaV vkSj dSaVhuA & djhc 5 gtkj okguksa ds fy, ikfdaZx dh O;oLFkkA 26djksM+esacukvgenkckndkljdkjhclLVSaM
National/ International14 New Delhi, 28 March - 3 April, 2016 (f) Report major accidents; (g)Existing incinerators to achieve the standards for retention time in secondary chamber and Dioxin and Furans within two years; (h) Bio-medical waste has been classified in to 4 cat- egories instead 10 to improve the segregation of waste at source; (i) Procedure to get autho- risation simplified. Automatic authorisation for bedded hospitals. The validity of authorization synchronised with validity of consent orders for Bedded HCFs. One time Authorisation for Non-bed- ded HCFs; (j) The new rules prescribe more stringent standards for incinerator to reduce the emission of pollutants in environment; (k) Inclusion of emissions limits for Dioxin and furans; (l) State Government to provide land for setting up common bio-medical waste treatment and dis- posal facility; (m) No occupier shall establish on-site treatment and disposal facility, if a service of `common bio- medical waste treatment facility is available at a dis- tance of seventy-five kilo- meter. (n)Operator of a common bio-medical waste treat- ment and disposal facility to ensure the timely col- lection of bio-medical waste from the HCFs and assist the HCFs in conduct of training Bio-medical waste i. Biomedical waste com- prises human & animal anatomical waste, treat- ment apparatus likenee- dles, syringes and other materials used in health care facilities in the process of treatment and research. This waste is generated during diagno- sis, treatment or immunisa- tion in hospitals, nursing homes, pathological labo- ratories, blood bank, etc. Total bio-medical waste generation in the country is 484 TPD from 1,68,869 healthcare facilities (HCF), out of which 447 TPD is treated. Proper Bio-medical waste management ii Scientific disposal of Biomedical Waste through segregation, collection and treatment in an environ- mentally sound manner minimises the adverse impact on health workers and on the environment. The hospitals are required to put in place the mecha- nisms for effective disposal either directly or through common biomedical waste treatment and disposal facilities. The hospitals servicing 1000 patients or more per month are required to obtain authori- sation and segregate bio- medical waste in to 10 cat- egories, pack five colour backs for disposal. There are 198 common bio-med- ical waste treatment facili- ties (CBMWF) are in oper- ation and 28 are under construction. 21,870 HCFs have their own treatment facilities and 1,31,837 HCFs are using the CBMWFs. NewBio-MedicalWasteManagementRules.................. Sumit Agarwal Kolkata: NIP NGO National Institute of Professionals) – An Educational Centre for the Blind & Disabled Students came up with this unique innovative initia- tive to spread awareness to peo- ple through a panel discussion on “West Bengal Election – Political Parties Manifesto & Disability“for the exploration of new avenue for the disabled in ensuing West Bengal Assembly Election at Rotary Sadan , Kolkata. Political leaders from different political parties and representatives from different organization related to differently able persons represented their valuable opinion on this discussion. The discussion was attended by eminent personalities like:RiteshTiwari , BJP ; Somnath Roy, TMC; SardarAmzad Ali, WBPCCI ; Deputy CEO of Election Commission; AmbikeshMahapatra and many others. In this panel discussion, NIP also announces the HELP LINE for the blind and other differently able persons for the upcoming election. So that the differently able per- sons facing any problem related to election can use their HELP LINE. Election to the disabled voters is never of much importance. Accessibility is a major problem, no doubt. But the greater problem is secrecy. In most cases they are forced to take one of the polling officials inside the booth instead of their own escorts. This time the Assembly Election seems significant to the disabled voters as the new Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPD) is pending in the RajyaSabha and not yet tabled in the LokSabha. It has become more significant when the disabled commu- nity demanded for more deliberation the bill and government wanted to get it passed before the election was declared. Contributing to the discussion, Mr. Debajyoti Roy, Secretary, NIP, said, “The disabled persons want their voices to be heard when the bill is on the table. The parties must take into account the hopes and aspirations of the disabled voters. The objective of this programme is to review the situation of the disabled persons in the midst of the election process.” PanelDiscussionon"WestBengalAssemblyElection-PoliticalPartiesManifesto&Disability" Bangladesh’s high court rejected a petition by secular activists to scrap Islam’s status as the state religion in the wake of nationwide protests by hardline Islamist groups. A special bench of three judges threw out the petition within moments of opening the case and without allowing any testimony. The petition, which was first launched 28 years ago, has triggered countrywide protests by Islamist groups in the impoverished nation. “We are saddened (at the ruling). It’s a sad day for the minorities of Bangladesh,” said Subrata Chowdhury, who represented the secular activists in the case. The court did not allow the petitioners to state their case or present any argu- ments, he said. “The judges simply said the rule is dis- charged.” Bangladesh was declared officially secular after the 1971 war of independence from Pakistan which created the nation from what was previously East Pakistan. But in 1988 the then-military ruler, General Hussain Muhammad Ershad, elevated Islam to the state religion in an attempt to consolidate power . Secularists have argued for decades that Islam’s status as the state religion conflicts with Bangladesh’s secular charter and discriminates against non-Muslims. The government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina brought back secularism as a pillar of the constitution, but promised it would not ratify any laws that go against the central tenets of Islam. The country’s largest Islamist party, Jamaat-e-Islami, responded to the court’s decision by withdrawing a call for a nationwide strike. Bangladesh Court rejects scrap- ping Islam as State Religion Belgiumchargesthreewith‘terroristactivities’ Belgium charged three people with involvement in a terrorist group after they were arrested in an operation at the weekend, the federal prosecutor said. “They were charged with participation in the activities of a ter- rorist group,” the prosecutor’s office said in a state- ment, adding that a fourth person detained on Sunday had been released. The three men were identified as Yassine A., Mohamed B. et Aboubaker O., the prosecutor said, adding that “in the interest of the inquiry,” further details would not be provided. Belgian police had detained four people dur- ing a series of 13 raids on Sunday across the capital Brussels and the towns of Mechelen, about 30 kilome- tres due north of Brussels, and one in Duffel, 40 kilome- tres in the same direction. The number killed in last Tuesday’s bombings at Brussels Airport and a rush- hour metro has risen to 35, not including the three sui- cide bombers, officials said . “Four patients deceased in hospital. Medical teams did all possible. Total victims: 35. Courage to all the fami- lies,” Maggie De Block said in a tweet. In addition more than 300 people have been injured. Belgium`s crisis centre website also said there were 35 victims, but said only 28 of the victims had been formally identified. Of these, 15 died at the airport of whom six were Belgian and nine were foreign nationals.
Business15New Delhi, 28 March - 3 April, 2016 SachinTendulkarbecomesSmartron’sStrategicShareholderandBrandAmbassador spl. correspondent New Delhi: Smartron India Private Limited, India’s glob- al technology OEM Company, announced a new innings with the Cricket legend, Sachin Tendulkar. Besides being the brand ambassador of Smartron, Sachin is also a strategic shareholder in the company. Smartron has been operating in stealth mode since August 2014 and is set to launch a slew of smart devices and Internet of Things (IoT) products for consumer and enterprise mar- kets in the first quarter of FY 2016-17. Smartron is headed by Founder & Chairman Mahesh Lingareddy who is also the Co-Founder and CEO of Soft Machines Inc., a US-based semiconductor company with operations in US, India, and Russia. Smartron is riding on the back of the IoT wave by innovating in the areas of smart, sensor, robotics, artificial intelligence, cloud and big data technologies to bring next generation smart devices, services and care targeting consumer, enter- prise, industrial and infrastructure markets. Commenting on the association, Sachin said, “I have always been fascinated by technology. Smartron’s founding vision for the need for a robust product ecosys- tem in the country to grow is very impressive. Binod Kumar Singh Delhi: In the wake of indefinite strike by jew- ellery trade in the Country since March 2 against imposition of 1% excise duty, the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) released a White Paper at a Press Conference held at New Delhi alleging that the basic fundamental of levying excise on jewellery trade is untenable since the Finance Minister in his budget speech has announced imposition of excise on manufacturing of gold & diamond where- as jewellery traders are merely the sellers and not the manufacturers. In Central Excise Act, there is no term like "principle manufacturer" is defined and as such crafting a new term of principle manufac- turer to bring traders into the ambit of excise is much against the provi- sions of Central Excise Act and thus its a case of stretching powers to an unreasonable extent-said CAIT. In view of the logjam con- tinued since last 26 days, the CAIT has appealed both Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Shri Arun Jaitley for their immediate intervention in the matter and subsequent steps to resolve the issue. AllIndiaTraders(CAIT)releasedaWhitePaper Photo by: Binod Takiawala cnp bureau Delhi/NCR: 589 Hotels is owned and run by the Clarks Family. Keeping in mind the legacy of the par- ent group and their contri- bution to the Indian hospi- tality, 1589 caters to a gen- eration of modern Indians, who are global in their out- look yet traditional in essence. 1589 understands the var- ied needs of the 21st Century global citizen who travels for work, holidaying and exotic retreats. Its aim is to offer comfortable to luxurious stays, at exotic places like from the holy city of Banaras to the bustling depths of Delhi. Whether you prefer to stay at a Jaipur Haveli or a comfortable inn for your corporate travels, 1589 Hotels, specialize in offer- ing ‘Value for Money’ in all your travel needs. About 1589 Hotels Xiaomi announced a new sub-brand called Mi Ecosystem. The new brand is meant to cover products manufactured by Xiaomi's ecosys- tem partners. Adani group arm joins masala bond hawk- er brigade Delhi: Scores of gold and jewellery traders on Tuesday staged a protest in front of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) head- quarters here, against the budgetary proposal to impose one percent excise duty on non-silver jewellery. "Jewellers from all over the country have assem- bled here to protest against the proposed hike of one percent on jew- ellery by Arun Jaitley, we demand it to be rolled back," Vijay Bagga, one of the protestor told to media. Jewellers protest out- side BJP headquarters
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psruk ls ;qä ukxfjdksa dk frjLdkj fd;k tk jgk gSA fufgr LokFkksaZ ds dkj.k inyksyqirk vius f'k[kj ij igqap xbZ gSA ^vkn'kZ oäO;* ek= Vsyhfotu cglksa ds fy, vkjf{kr dj fn, x, gSa vkSj bu ^vkn'kksaZ* dks futh O;ogkj vkSj O;fäxr vkpj.k esa dgha dksbZ LFkku çkIr ugha gks ik jgk gSA ^dFkuh* vkSj ^djuh* esa Hk;adj varfoZjks/kksa ls vkt Hkkjrh; jktuhfr tw> jgh gSA ns'k esa leLr 125 djksM+ ukxfjd fdlh ,d fcUnq ij iw.kZr: ,der ugha gks ldrs] ;g ckr LokHkkfod gSA bls ekuo O;ogkj ds Lrj ij le>k tk ldrk gS] ijarq jk"Vª dks ^ç/kku* ekuus ds Hkko ij ,der u gksus dk dksbZ ç'u gh ugha mBrkA ns'k ds leLr ukxfjdksa ds fy, ^jk"Vª* gh loksZifj gksuk pkfg,A bl lanHkZ esa fdlh Hkh çdkj dk dksbZ le>kSrk gks gh ugha ldrkA ^jk"Vª/keZ* gh okLro esa leLr çdkj ds çpfyr ,oa fo|eku /keksZ ls dgha vf/kd Åapk vkSj Js"B gSA ek= vkfFkZd ykHk ds fy, ge jk"Vª dks detksj ugha dj ldrsA bl gsrq gesa vius çR;sd vkpj.k ij dBksjrkiwoZd –f"V Mkyuh gksxhA okLro esa ^jk"Vª fuekZ.k* dqN fnu] dqN ekg ;k dqN o"kksaZ esa u gksxk] oju ;g ,d lrr] fpjaru ,oa fujarj tkjh jgus okyh çfØ;k gSA ftl çdkj ,d fnu ikSf"Vd Hkkstu djus ;k O;k;ke'kkyk pys tkus ek= ls lqxfBr nsg o ekalisf'k;ka fufeZr u gksaxh] mlds fy, fujarj dbZ o"kksaZ rd vuq'kkflr thou'kSyh dks viukuk gksxkA fujarj ;ksx&O;k;ke djuk gksxk rFkk ikSf"Vd Hkkstu ysrs gq, LoLFk thou thuk gksxk vkSj ;fn ;g Øe VwVk] rks leLr fo'ks"krk,a rFkk miyfC/k;ka 'kh?kz gh lekIr gks tk,axhA vLrq gesa ^jk"Vª fuekZ.k* dks vius nSfud thou] fnup;kZ] fparu] deZ] fopkj vkSj vkpj.k esa LFkk;h :i ls mrkj ysuk gksxkA bls fujarjrk rFkk v[k.M Hkko ls fpjaru cukuk gksxkA vkt ge dk;jrk vkSj LokFkZ ds o'khHkwr gksdj ldZl ds 'ksj cudj jg x;s gSaA bl çdkj ge vkRexkSjo vkSj fot;Hkko ls fojr gks x;s gSaA Hkkjrh; laL—fr vkSj fparu esa ekuo vkSj bZ'oj ds ^,dkdkj* gksus dh /kkj.kk O;ä dh xbZ gSA blds fy, ekuo dk ekuo ls ,dkdkj gksuk vfuok;Z gSA blds fcuk jk"Vª ,dlw= esa fijks;k u tk ldsxkA vKkurk] voSKkfudrk] vnwjnf'kZrk vkSj fufgr LokFkksaZ dh {kqæ lhekvksa esa ca/ks ukxfjdksa dks jk"Vª/keZ dk fuoZgu djrs gq, vc vfuok;Z :i ls ,dh—r gks tkuk pkfg,A bfrgkl esa geus vusdksa ckj futh vgadkj vkSj LokFkZ ds fy, ^jk"Vªfgr* dh cfy nh gSA vkt le; vk x;k gS fd ^jk"Vªfgr* ds fy, futh vgadkj vkSj LokFkksaZ dh cfy p<+k nh tk,A ,d jk"Vª ds :i esa gesa vkSj vf/kd ltxrk] ,dtqVrk vkSj vkRefo'okl çnf'kZr djus dh vko';drk gSA vkt ;wjksi vkSj vesfjdk tSls l'kä vkSj le`) ns'k blhfy, 'kfä'kkyh cu lds gSa] D;ksafd mUgksaus va/kfo'oklksa ls eqfä ikdj ^;ksX;rk* ¼eSfjV½] ^lekurk* ¼bDosfyVh½ vkSj ^jk"Vªh;rk* ij vk/kkfjr ,d dq'ky 'kklu O;oLFkk Lo;a ds fy, fu/kkZfjr dh gSA ;fn Hkkjr dks if'pe ls dksbZ çsj.kk ysuh gh gS] rks mls ^;ksX;rk* ¼eSfjV½] ^lekurk* ¼bDosfyVh½ vkSj ^jk"Vªh;rk* ij vk/kkfjr ,slh gh lkekftd O;oLFkk ds fuekZ.k dk ladYi ysuk pkfg,A ns'k esa çR;sd {ks= esa ^dq'kyrk* vk/kkfjr ,d ekuoh; vkSj oSKkfud O;oLFkk dk fuekZ.k fd, tkus dh vko';drk gSA ;g dk;Z ftruk 'kh?kz gks lds] mruk gh ^jk"Vªfgr* esa gksxkA çse vkSj lkSgknZ ds jaxksa esa ygw dk jax ?kqy tkus ls bl ckj gksyh dqN T;knk gh cnjax gks xbZ gSA mÙkj çns'k esa tgka gksyh us bl lky rSarkyhl yksxksa dh tku ys yh ogha fnYyh ds ,d M‚DVj dks gqM+nafx;ksa us u`'kalrk ls ihV dj ekSr ds ?kkV mrkj fn;kA ns'k ds vU; fgLlksa ls Hkh gksyh ij [kwu[kjkcs dh [kcjsa vkbZ gSa tks crkrh gSa fd fdl rjg jaxksa ds bl R;ksgkj dks dqN yksxksa us jaft'k fudkyus ds volj esa rCnhy dj fn;k gSA NksVh gksyh ds fnu fnYyh esa ekjs x, M‚DVj dk dlwj cl bruk Fkk fd os vius csVs ds lkFk xyh esa fØdsV [ksy jgs FksA bl nkSjku xsan ikl ls xqtj jgs LdwVh lokj dks tk yxh] ftl ij nksuksa esa fookn gqvkA blds dqN gh nsj ckn LdwVh lokj us vius ntZu Hkj lkfFk;ksa ds lkFk M‚DVj ds ?kj /kkok cksy fn;k vkSj mls ykBh&MaMksa ihV&ihV dj ekj MkykA bl ekeys esa gkykafd iqfyl us pkj ukckfyxksa lfgr vkB yksxksa dks fxj¶rkj fd;k gS ysfdu ,d ekewyh fookn dk ;g tkuysok vatke fny ngykus okyk gSA D;k 'kgjh thou ds rukoksa us yksxksa dh laosnukvksa dks bruk dqan dj fn;k gS fd meax] mYykl] mnkjrk ds R;ksgkjh ekgkSy esa Hkh viuh vkijkf/kd ekufldrk dks t?kU; 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    Special 3New Delhi,28 March - 3 April, 2016 S.S.Dogra "The patriot, dedicated leader, Teacher, Scholar, Artist, Sportsperson & Journalist are very impor- tant pillars of any nation or civilization. Because the past, present and future of any country moves on the axis of them only, their contribution remain the asset forever for the whole society." Yes this quotation seems fit for our Prime Minister Narender Modi. Because he possess patriotism, dedication to lead his country with passion, intel- lectuality, sports enthusi- asm, vision MAKE IN INDIA club together. In his last radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat', our Hon’ble Prime Minister also asked the farming community to use less fer- tilizers and more modern technology, like the Farmers' App, for their benefit. P.M. Modi ji real- ly talks from the core of the heart & he is the rare com- bination of commitment & patriotism for the great nation INDIA. In his talk show aired on 27th March, 2016 is yet another moti- vational lecture with a glimpse of patriotism & keen passion towards his country. He is more concerned with every Indian & always talk about country growth. He not only talks but also acts & implments his thought for the entire development of India. Extract from his last speech “With the board exams over, PM observed that people travel a lot during the holidays. He said this was important and urged the youth to learn outside the classroom as well. PM said that a traveller without observation is a bird with- out wings hence everyone must observe, click pic- tures and then write about it. PM said, "Don't waste your holidays, utilise them. Learn a new activity. Polish your skills, teach others, develop a skillfull India. Utilise your holiday time for personal growth and dont waste it by getting lazy. Learning should not ever stop." “He spoke about India hosting the FIFA Under-17 World Cup foot- ball tournament next year and said it is a great oppor- tunity for branding the country at the international level, for hich immense awareness needs to be created within the nation. “ Narendra Modi, is usually expected to address the nation every month on All India Radio. Having offi- cially started on and from October 3, 2014, the pro- gramme aims to deliver the Prime Minister's voice to the general masses of India. Since television con- nection is still not available everywhere in India, espe- cially in the isolated, rural and less developed regions, radio was chosen to be the medium for the programme, owing to its wider reach. An estimated 90% of the total Indian population is reachable over the medium. Additionally, various pri- vate FM radio stations in the metropolitan cities of India are allowed to broad- cast a recording of the show. The first Mann Ki Baat pro- gramme was broadcast on the occasion of Vijaydadashmi on 3 October 2014, since then this talk show by P.M. has become very popular even in the outskirts. 'Mann Ki Baat', which was aired on January 27, 2015 with Barack Obama-the President of the United States & an another pro- gramme aired dedicate to Teacher day got immense popularity not in india but also across the world. The most important thing is that with this innovative idea, P.M. Modi’s accesi- bility increased tremen- dously towards his country men. Radio has gained greater height with this nationwide popular pro- gramme MAN KI BAAT-(A TALK-FROM THE HEART). India is lucky to have a leader like Modi- a man with commitment with passion to work for India, really speaks from the heart & using Radio-the ultimate platform to reach at the root level. MAN KI BAAT has become the most popular radio pro- gramme of rural India, where a P.M. of big coun- try can share & care for his countrymen on common platform. MANN KIBAAThasbecomethemostpopularradioprogrammeofruralIndia Honey Sehgal, Puneet Kaul, Mohd.Saad Delhi: Bodybuilding is the use of progressive resist- ance exercise to control and develop one's muscu- lature. An individual who engages in this activity is referred to as a body- builder. In competitive amateur and professional bodybuilding, bodybuilders appear in lineups doing specified poses, and later perform individual posing routines, for a panel of judges who rank competi- tors based on criteria such as symmetry, muscularity and conditioning. Bodybuilders prepare for competition through a combination of dehydra- tion, fat loss, oils, carb loading to achieve maxi- mum vascularity, and tan- ning (or tanning lotions) which make their muscular definition more distinct. Well-known bodybuilders includeCharles Atlas, Steve Reeves, Reg Park, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Juliana Malacarne, Dana Lynn Bailey and Lou Ferrigno. The winner of the annual IFBB Mr. Olympia contest is generally recognized as the world's top male pro- fessional bodybuilder. The title is currently held by Phil Heath of the United States. The winner of the Women's Physique portion of the competition is widely regarded as the world's top female professional body- builder. The 2015 title is currently held by Juliana Malacarne, a Brazilian- born American IFBB Pro fitness and figure competi- tor and Ladies All-Star Wrestling Professional. Since 1950, the NABBA Universe Championships has been considered the top amateur bodybuilding contest with many notable winners such as Steve Reeves, Bill Pearl, Reg Park, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Lee Priest From 1959-1969 there was just one catego- ry of competition - open. In 1970 the competition was split into three height class- es: Short (under and including 5'5"), Medium (under and including 5'8"), and Tall (over 5'8") with an overall winner also decid- ed. In 1976 they were abandoned in favour of weight classes. These have changed over the years but as of 2005 they are (weight in brackets is the maximum for this cate- gory): •Bantam weight - Up to & Incl. 65 kg (143 lbs) •Light weight - Up to & Incl. 70 kg (154 lbs) •Welter weight - Up to & Incl. 75 kg (165 lbs) •Light-Middle weight - Up to & Incl. 80 kg (176 lbs) •Middle weight - Up to & Incl. 85 kg (187 lbs) •Light-Heavy - weight Up to & Incl. 90 kg (198 lbs) •Heavy weight - Up to & Incl. 100 kg (220 lbs) •Super-Heavy weight - Over 100 kg (220+ lbs) An overall winner award was not awarded between 1976 and 1995. In 2006, overall winner awards were awarded in both the bodybuilding and classic bodybuilding disciplines It was the second time in a trot that Wasim Khan has made the country proud at a world event. Last year he had won the Mr Universe at the International Bodybuilding and Fitness Federation event in Rome. This was the second time that he has made the Indian Bodybuilding fans proud when he won the overall title at the IBFF World Championships in Slovenia in Europe. The event was organised on June 21st. The Indian team created history at the World Championships by winning four titles. Suresh Kadam who is the General Secretary of the IBBF said that it was the first time that in bodybuilding, that the Indian team had done not only well, but also won the most coveted title Mr World. Wasim will be next aiming for Mr Olympia, which hap- pens to be the most covet- ed title in body building. Suresh Kadam also believes that Wasim Khan has the potential to win the coveted title of Mr. Olympia. Bhupendra Kumar who is also the Chairman of Delhi’s Body Building Association and also happens to be the team manager was with the team throughout the event. He was all praises for Wasim Khan who had not only won the gold medal in his category, but also won the overall title in the World Championships. Wasim was humble in thanking everyone. He specially thanked his wife who has supported him in that phase of his career when he was struggling. By winning the overall title in the World Championships, Wasim has made India really proud. Special Coverage
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    Hanisha Bhatia UP: Mathuraand Vrindavan are important places for Hindus all over the world. Vrindavan is especially a very revered and sacred place for the devotees of Lord Sri Krishna. In fact, the Holy Land of Vrindavan can be considered to be the spiri- tual capital of India.Mathura: The International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) is doing the ground breaking ceremony at Mathura, the birth place of Lord Krishna, to build the world's tallest temple. It will be a 700 feet high sky- scraper spread over an area of 5.5 acres and also have 70 floors. The ISKCON is hoping to com- plete the work in the next 5 years. The temple named Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir, has a unique archi- tectural feature that harmo- niously blends the ele- ments of Indian traditional temple architecture of Nagara style and elements of modern architecture. According ISKCON, It will be the tallest place of wor- ship anywhere in the World. This project will cost more than Rs 300 crore and ISKCON is hoping the raise the money from the devo- tees. The grand temple is surrounded by about 30 acres of wooded area that constitute recreated forests of Braj. The original source books of Krishna culture like the Srimad Bhagavatam and other ancient texts describe twelve verdant forests (dvadashakanana) that were present during the time of Lord Sri Krishna.A look-alike of the verdant forests of Vrindavan will be recreated around this mag- nificent temple. Designed by the world's best land- scape designers, spread over a sprawling 26 acres, it will consist of the twelve forests (dvadashakanana) of Braj, with varieties of lush vegetation, green pas- tures, elegant vistas of fruit bearing trees, flower laden creepers serenaded by bird songs, clear water lakes with lotuses and lilies and water falls that tumble from small artificial hillocks - all recreated from descriptions in the SrimadBhagavatam and other source books of Lord Sri Krishna - to trans- port the visitors to Krishna's times in Vrindavan. continued on Page 11 Delhi/ NCR/ National4 New Delhi, 28 March - 3 April, 2016 cnp bureau Delhi: 16 Diagnostic centres acquired rights to issue health Certificates from Saudi Arabia on basis of Fake Licences. Last week a team from Saudi Arabia visited New Delhi and awarded rights to issue health Certificates to 16 Diagonostic centre’s on the basis of Fake licenses pro- duced by these Diagonostic centres. Health Department officials have denied issuing any such medical licenses to these centres which means that they have used some sort of Fake licenses. There is an immediate need to conduct a high level investigation in the matter as to how on such a scale so many Diagonostic centres have pro- duced fake licences in front of a foreign authority, This also indicates a nexus between health officials and med- ical centres. This issue raised by Sh Surinder Solanki Nominated Councellor on house meeting on 21 March 2016, Sh Solanki has also written a letter to Commissioner on 22 march 2016 demanding a high level enquiry and action against the guilty officials as this matter is related not just with the Corporation but is also attached with the reputation of the country. Demands Vigilance enquiry for Diagonostic Centres running in Delhi on the basis of Fake Licenses of MCD : Sh Surender Solanki Ola helps over 6,000 driver-partners with CNG cars through the 5- day ‘Pragati Mahotsav’driver mela spl. correspondent New Delhi: Ola, India’s leading mobile app for trans- portation announced that more than 6,000 new CNG cars were added to its platform during the recently con- cluded Ola Pragati Mahotsav - the largest CNG Driver mela in Delhi-NCR. Shri Kapil Mishra, Hon’ble Minister of Tourism, Govt. of Delhi flagged off the first batch of cars registered under the program. The Company plans to invest INR 200 crore to enable CNG adoption in Delhi NCR over the next six months. Ola’s current CNG fleet in Delhi NCR stands at over 26,000 cabs, with plans to further continue on-ground programs to help driver-partners seamlessly switch to CNG vehicles. spl. correspondent Delhi: NDIM Tughlakabad was stage to various events at its annual feast –SPANDAN 2016. A three day feast with fun and “masti” at its peak, organ- ized from 10th March 2016 to 12th March 2016.Among the various events being organized Zero Fashion too had an important role to be played. Zero Fashion were style and innovation meets sustainability. Sustainable Fashion also known as eco fashion is the part of growing philoso- phy and trend of sustain- ability, the goal of which is to create a system which can be supported indefi- nitely in terms of environmentalism and social responsibility. Reduce, reuse, recycle has added on with repair, rebuild, refurbish. Zero Fashion gave a platform to brain storm and design a couture which can be reused and reduce the bur- den of municipality.The judge for zero fashion was Atika Garhwal, a qualified professional with experi- ence in Fashion industry, predominantly in designing and styling. Currently spearheading at Manav Gangwani Couture, New Delhi. Go green in fashion Neelakshi chawla Hello people. I am back with an interesting topic today that is Idle men is devils workshop. Intentionally it means work is worship. Being it in summary those people who don't have a job should find it. And those who are willing and couldn't find it just trust yourself. Don't loose hope. Don't panic. Just work hard. U will soon get the sweet fruit. Just be patient. I know it's tough but u have too. Unemployment is not only the bigger issue of India but all over the world. Those people who are not doing anything should start. Start with anything. But start. Don't sit idle. Sitting idle will only provide negivities. Sitting idle not only reverses you to the past instances but can make u predict the negative side of your future decisions. That are seriously not needed. Otherwise your upcoming generation will ask you, blame you for everything you don't have. And believe me. That's not opti- mistic. It's very important to work. Do anything. Read something. Write something (like i do) but don't sit idle. Buy an employment news each Sunday. Search for vacancy. Opt for them. Get in interviews. Register yourself on so many websites these days. Get a good job. For ladies too. Earning is giving backbone to house. Do it. Try to make your self indulge every moment. Not its not tough. These days it's best method to get rid of depression. So why waiting. Do it and be happy. Idle men is devils workshop Kanchan Yadav New Delhi: An awareness rally was organized by the Indian Medical Association raise awareness about the prevention, management and treatment of TB. World Tuberculosis Day is observed annually on March 24. The rally started at the IMA house and was carried on in and around ITO. It saw participation of IMA members, students and the general public. India is the country with the highest burden of TB. It is estimated that about 40% of the Indian popula- tion is infected with TB bacteria, the vast majority of whom have latent rather than active TB. The World Health Organization (WHO) statistics for 2014. IndianMedicalAssociationto spreadawarenessaboutTB Plans for worlds tallest temple : uttarpradesh Binod Kumar Singh Delhi: After drawing a record number of exhibitors and business visitors from India and abroad, the pre- mier specialised event of India Trade Promotion Organisation(ITPO) and apex food and hospitality bodies , AAHAR 2016 con- cluded with a successful note at Pragati Maidan. Closing Ceremony ofAAHAR 2016 Photo: Binod Takiawala
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    Columns6New Delhi, 28March - 3 April, 2016 Satyam Tiwari Mahatma Gandhi once said, " The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." He himself believed in rearing of ani- mals for their betterment, after all they too are a member of this planet, and they should have the equal rights to live, as the humans have. In today's lifestyle, keeping a pet in your home has been a trend or fashion among people, a cat, a dog, or birds like parrot can be seen in every next home you go in. And also some people treat animals as a human, as a family mem- ber. But what if the animals are not treated even as living beings? Where can a nation stand after such brutal incidents that are happening from last some time in our country? The sword is hanging on the dogs' neck at the moment. Dog, which is said to be the most faithful animal. Delhi & Banglore reported killing of puppy dogs bru- tally, by two individuals, some time before. In delhi, a man comes at night, and show snacks to the dogs of the street, and when they come to him, attracting to the snacks, he kills them by hitting them till death by his weapons. He has not yet been caught by the police. While in Banglore, a woman killed 8 new born puppies of a Bitch, and confidently said, ' i had to take revenge from the bitch' when asked the rea- son. Humans are said to be the ost Intelligent' species of the Earth. But what is the need of such hollow intelli- gence, that can not let a small animal to live? Another phase of this story occurs in my mind, sup- pose there were cows, instead of dogs, what would've been happen with the Murderers then? Our shastras has told us, 'Cow is the mother' and that's why there are campaigns like 'Gau raksha' going on at a huge level. But the dogs and other pets are getting killed by the people, only because shastras did- n't tell us about a relation with dogs. Why such dis- crimination! This should be kept in mind, that whoever in this Earth is breathing, should not be killed like this, just to remove frustration, or to take 'revenge'. This hatred is at a minor level, but it should be punished, to set an example, & to restrict such further incidents. Why such hatred for dogs Honey Sehgal Fashion is a popular style or practice, especially in clothing, footwear, acces- sories, makeup, body or furniture. Fashion is a dis- tinctive and often habitual trend in the style in which a person dresses. It is the prevailing styles in behav- iour and the newest cre- ations of textile designers because the more techni- cal term costume is regu- larly linked to the term "fashion", the use of the former has been relegat- ed to special senses like fancy dress or masquer- ade wear, while "fashion" generally means clothing, including the study of it. Although aspects of fash- ion can be feminine or masculine, some trends are androgynous Early Western travelers, whether to Persia, Turkey, India, China, would fre- quently remark on the absence of change in fashion there. The Japanese Shogun's sec- retary bragged (not com- pletely accurately) to a Spanish visitor in 1609 that Japanese clothing had not changed in over a thousand years.[4] However, there is consid- erable evidence in Ming China of rapidly changing fashions in Chinese clothingSimilar changes in fashion occurred in the 11th century in the Middle East following the arrival of the Turks, who intro- duced clothing styles from Central Asia and the Far East. The beginning in Europe of continual and increasingly rapid change in clothing styles can be fairly reliably dated. Historians, including James Laver and Fernand Braudel, date the start of Western fashion in cloth- ing to the middle of the 14th century. The most dramatic early change in fashion was a sudden drastic shortening and tightening of the male over-garment from calf- length to barely covering the buttocks, sometimes accompanied with stuffing in the chest to make it look bigger. This created the distinctive Western outline of a tailored top worn over leggings or trousers. The pace of change accelerated considerably in the following century, and women and men's fashion, especially in the dressing and adorning of the hair, became equally complex. Art historians are therefore able to use fashion with confidence and precision to date images, often to within five years, particularly in the case of images from the 15th century. Initially, changes in fashion led to a fragmentation across the upper classes of Europe of what had previ- ously been a very similar style of dressing and the subsequent development of distinctive national styles. These national styles remained very dif- ferent until a counter- movement in the 17th to 18th centuries imposed similar styles once again, mostly originating from Ancien Régime France. Though the rich usually led fashion, the increasing affluence of early modern Europe led to the bour- geoisie and even peas- ants following trends at a distance, but still uncom- fortably close for the elites – a factor that Fernand Braudel regards as one of the main motors of chang- ing fashion. In the 16th century, national differences were at their most pronounced. Ten 16th century portraits of German or Italian gen- tlemen may show ten entirely different hats. Albrecht Dürer illustrated the differences in his actu- al (or composite) contrast of Nuremberg and Venetianfashions at the close of the 15th century (illustration, right). The "Spanish style" of the late 16th century began the move back to synchronici- ty among upper-class Europeans, and after a struggle in the mid-17th century, French styles decisively took over lead- ership, a process com- pleted in the 18th century A modeling agency is a company that represents fashion models, to work for the fashion industry. These agencies earn their income via commission, usually from the deal they make with the model and or the head agency. The top agencies work with big-budget advertis- ing agencies and fashion designers. They invest money into developing their talent so they can increase their status with- in the industry. These top agencies will help train models, get test shoots, layout portfolios, and put together comp cards (composition photo cards) and other printed materi- als models need. The agencies find work for models by presenting them to designers, pho- tographers, and ad agen- cies. The agencies are also responsible for book- ing the jobs, billing for the jobs, and eventually pay- ing the models for their time. By handling the details, an agency allows a model to focus on mod- eling and not on the busi- ness end. Because modeling is a very competitive, fast moving business that extends beyond the tradi- tional 9 AM to 5 PM busi- ness hours, an agency generally conducts busi- ness 24 hours a day, to handle emergencies such as cancellations or rush jobs. Most agencies have a service or an operator to handle emergency issues after hours. Trend of Fashion A Railway Employee turned a star cricketer, with a midas' touch in the hands, termed as the most successful captain in the world cricket. It can be none other than Mahendra Singh Dhoni. It was the year 2007, during the ODI World Cup in which India performed very badly, and was knocked out in the very first round of the tournament. Public had anger in the head, hence tey had attacked the houses of players, including a house in the Harmu Housing colony,ranchi. It was M.S.Dhoni's residence. But he kept calm, didn't utter a world. Further, he was appointed the captain for T20 Indian squad for the first T20 world cup ahead. And the man did it, India won the first T20 world cup by beating Pakistan in the finale under the captaincy of MSD. And he was cheered by the same crowd, on the same roads, the man had won the hearts. Then he became the ODI captain, Test team captain, and made India the Test team champion after a long. Records kept on falling in his pocket, experts termed him as the best finisher. He was known for his cool and calm attitude on the field. MSD himself said in an interview, 'i try to take the match to the last over, because i know if we have reached till the last,wr will win.' Players like Sachin, Sehwag, Gambhir and other legends praised him a lot, and said he is the best captain they've played under. Story continues as 2011 World cup was lifted up by India, after 28 years, under the captaincy of MSD, and obviously, none can forget the winning shot. If you want to see a person, who has everything but he isn't egoistic, a person under pressure, but calm, you can watch Mahendra Singh Dhoni from Ranchi. Oh Captain! My Captain
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    Delhi/ NCR 7NewDelhi, 28 March - 3 April, 2016 Noida: This is for the fist time in India that a fashion school has been the part of a film school. This is also for the first time that every student of fashion school gets an opportunity to be part of every medium of media i.e. print, radio, television, cinema and New Media” said Babeetta Sakxena addressing 40 contestants of National Beauty Contest at Marwah Studio. “Sandeep Marwah deserves bigger awards on the pow- erful international platforms, but this is a humble gesture of extending our gratitude to him for supporting Indian Fashion Industry whole heartedly” said Ritika Vinay Director of Mrs India Beauty Pageant while handing over the award. “The efforts and encouragement Sandeep Marwah has added as President of International Chamber of Media And Entertainment Industry are worth praising,” added Vinay Director of the show. Sandeep Marwah extended his thanks to the complete team for honoring him and presented membership of World Peace And Development And Research Foundation to every member of the fashion team. Sandeep Marwah Honored for Fashion Promotion Noida: 40 finalist of Mrs India Contest- Queen of Substance selected from all over India were here at Marwah Studio for final grooming and understanding the subject of media and presentation. “It is matter of pride that the best pageant is now associated with AAFT School of Fashion And Design and Marwah Studio is grooming them how to face media “ said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studio while explain the tips to the young women from all over the coun- try. “Mrs India Queen of Substance aims to create and empower role models who will serve as ambassadors to charity, enrich to perception to beauty and enhance a new strength, energy and spirit for the enhancement of women while positively impacting their communi- ties” said Ritika Vinay Director of the show. “This is a pageant, which will provide women with a platform where they will get an opportunity to make a difference to the World. The mission of the event is to nurture and support contestants along their path to personal and professional growth” added Marwah Global Cultural Ambassador. International Chamber of Media And Entertainment Industry & Asian Academy of Film And Television supports the event. Every beauty was handed over the life membership of World Peace Development And Research Foundation along with memento. AsianSchoolofFashionAndDesignWelcomesNationalBeauties cnp bureau Pilakhwa: One seater heli- copter creator, engineering student Arif Saifi, he will be going to represent his talent of winning science gallery in lukhnow. He got invitation to show his talent. It will be arranged in Baba Saheb Bheem Rao Ambedkar University, Lukhnow in Science and Technology department. President Pranab Mukharjee will be the chief guest. Engineering stu- dent Arif Saifi lives handloom nagri near Mohalla Hamid Chock told that after complete Intermediate. He spend his 6 months in his project of one seater helicopter. It can flight from 104 to 125 foot in height and it can fly 50 km. Arif told that due to increasing the traf- fic at roads, he thought about it. In science gallery he repre- sent photos and benefits, technology. His father Hanif and mother Rahisha is happy to their son. As he got the invitation of sci- ence gallery, lots of people come at his home to wish him. BSP leader Manoj Sharma, Ikramuddin and yuva SP leader Pravej Alam congrets him. President will see talent ofArif of Pilakhwa Delhi: “India is poised for decadal double digit growth in the days to come and is poised to become a superpower with a billion plus happy people. India has the potential to trans- form and can move into the big league very rapidly if we leverage the economies of scale bring in greater degrees of trans- parency and monitor work that has been undertaken,” said Shri Piyush Goyal, Minister of State (IC) for Power, Coal and New & Renewable Energy. Shri Goyal was speaking at the session, “Making India a Global Economic Superpower” at the Conference on Young Indians, here today. However, adding the caveat of the need to ensure equal opportunities for people at the bottom of the pyramid, Shri Goyal said, “We cannot become a super economic power unless the person at the bottom of the pyramid gets equal opportunity to study, to be skilled and has the opportunity to move towards a better quality of life. To my mind, lack of electricity access in vil- lages across the country is a serious concern for us as a nation. There are about 50 million homes which do not have access to elec- tricity. In Arunachal Pradesh, there are about 808 villages which lack electricity access. While we are now working on building a grid in Sikkim and Arunachal, it will take time. Hence, we are look- ing at off-grid solutions in the interim.” Emphasizing on the impor- tance of working together he said, “The Government and the youth need to work together, ideate together and implement the ideas together and work as a team we can take the fruits of development to the bot- tom of the pyramid.” Speed, Skill Scale and Decisive Visionary Leadership is What India Needs: Shri Piyush Goyal cnp bureau New Delhi: SriLankan Airlines held a net- working event in New Delhi along with the renowned and prominent personalities from the travel trade fraternity in India. As guests, the event witnessed the presence of the famous SriLankan cricketer Kumara Sangakkara and the beautiful actress (origi- nally from SriLanka) Jacqueline Fernandez. The event took place at the ITC Maurya Hotel in the capital. The event was preceded by Mr Ajith Dias, Chairman, SriLankan Airlines. During his speech, Mr Dias said that India has always been an important market for SriLankan Airlines and has a lot of poten- tial for expansion in the region for SriLankan Airlines. Mr. Subhash Goyal, Chairman STIC Travels Pvt Ltd was also present at the event. Networking event held by SriLankanAirlines
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    cnp bureau New Delhi:An unforget- table evening providing deep information and a rare opportunity to understand the nuances of Ghazal titled Ghazal Ka Safar (part-II) was organized by NGO SAKSHI & SIET in associa- tion with India Habitat Centre. It was an evening that enthralled and left the listener with a greater appreciation and insight into the beautiful but difficult art of the Ghazal, thus enabling the listener to derive greater enjoyment and appreciation of the ghazal's form and its composition. Adding that much needed sheen to the Delhi cultural nightscape at the Amaltas Hall, Habitat Centre, this evening of exquisite ghazals highlighted the two major aspects essential for a sung Ghazal - Poetic Structure and Melodic Composition. An understanding of the poetic framework and exact- ing structural requirements of a ghazal were provided by Lakshmi Shankar Bajpai a world acclaimed poet of gigantic stature till recently DDG, AIR, who, informed and delighted with his eru- dite command over the medium. An Island Of Excellence Film City, Sector-16A Noida-201301, Uttar Pradesh, Ph. : +91-120-4831100 Fax. +91 0120-2515246 Entertainment9 New Delhi, 28 March - 3 April, 2016 Corporate Office MARWAH STUDIOS COMPLEX Country & Politics cnp bureau Delhi: Supriya Pilgaonkar aka Ishwari of Kuch Rang Pyar Ke Aise Bhi ‘‘Holi is all about an array of colours and water and personally I’m very fond of the festival as it is said Holi takes away all the negative energy. As a Maharashtrian there are special dishes prepared at my home such as Puran Poli, Katachi Aamti, Phirni and many more which adds to the excitement of this colourful festival. This year on Holi, my family and I will play a dry Holi. As a message to all my fans have a happy and safe Holi and avoid playing with water. Remember the best colours you can apply on someone are the colours of laughter and love..!!’’ Shaheer Sheikh aka Dev of Kuch Rang Pyar Ke Aise Bhi “When I was a kid, me and my friends used to go to the terrace with water bal- loons. We used to wait for the people to come on the street so that we can throw balloons at them. This year I don't have anything spe- cial planned for Holi because I usually do not play it. Till now, I have cel- ebrated this festival only on sets, so probably this year also I will be playing with colours while only while shooting.” Holi Quotes of set artists Skill,hardworkmoreimportantthannotoriety:NargisFakhri Mumbai: For Nargis Fakhri, there is no shortcut to suc- cess or fame. At a time when infamy has become a part of showbiz, the actress says she still believes in the “romantic notion that skill and hard work is more important than notoriety”. Asked about whether Hindi film industry tends to give extra attention to actors who have worked in a Hollywood film or gar- nered acclaim in the international circuit, Nargis said that the statement “doesn’t ring true” for her. “Well, I came here with no background or Hollywood credits so that certainly doesn’t ring true for me. I think that o c c a s i o n a l l y, fame and popu- larity can garner more attention for individuals or films. But as a person who believes in my craft, I like the romantic notion that skill and hard work is more important than notoriety,” said Nargis. “As a money focussed industry, which of course Bollywood is, I also appreciate that there is a balance and we’re all part of that,” she added. Nargis took the first step towards the world of glamour with modelling in 2005. After “Rockstar”, s h e d i d films on a wide variety of topics ranging from serious to fun like “Main Tera Hero” and “Madras Cafe”. And for her first Hollywood outing was “Spy”, an action-comedy film. Over the past few years, names like Irrfan Khan, Priyanka Chopra and Anupam Kher have gone to foreign shores and are breaking stereotypical notions around Indians with their roles. Nargis, who was born to multi-cultural parents in New York, said that the “progress to breakdown stereotypes always starts with one person”. “I’m so proud of Priyanka to be a shining example of the talent and merit of Bollywood … Stereotyping of any race or culture is nar- row minded and I can’t wait to help break the shackles,” she said, refer- ring to Priyanka’s lead role in American TV show “Quantico”. Meanwhile, on the Indian silver screen, Nargis will be seen with Ritiesh Deshmukh in “Banjo”, and in “Housefull 3” as well. About the Author AfternoonVoice - Related News Emily Blunt not keen on nudity Never wanted my own children: Helen Mirren Madonna turns to 25-year-old model for comfort Jennifer Aniston’s intense workout story Leave a comment You must be Logged in to post comment. Seems Sunny leone is living a dream of her life. She is super excited to share screen space with the Superstar Shah Rukh Khan in his upcoming flick ‘Raees’. The ‘Mastizaade’ actress will be perform- ing an item dance in Rahul Dholakia’s directorial flick ‘Raees’. The baby-doll took to Twitter to share her delight: 1st time on a film set where I kept wanting2pinch myself2see if it was real or a dream.Amazing 1st day! @rahuldho- lakia @ritesh_sid @iamsrk ‘Raees’ also stars Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Mahira Khan in pivotal roles and the movie will hit the theatres on July 3, 2016. SunnyLeonelivingthedreamofherlifein‘Raees’! Mumbai: Actress Emily Blunt, who is pregnant, says she will be less inclined to strip down for the camera post delivery. Blunt’s forthcoming role as Rachel in the film of thriller “The Girl on the Train” may not be very child- friendly, but asked if motherhood is making her turn down roles that she would once have accepted, the actress said: “I think so”. “Too racy would be one thing I wouldn’t go for now. I am not so keen on doing nudity, because I am not 22 any more. And actually it is not so much a moral thing as I have done it before and do I really want to do it again?’, telegraph.co.uk quoted Blunt as saying. The 33-year-old added: “Does it serve the film or is it gratuitous and seeing someone’s t*ts for the sake of it? Because I don’t think it is necessary most of the time. Also playing violent or racist characters would be hard for me now.” Blunt is married to actor and writer John Krasinski. EmilyBluntnotkeenonnudity 'Ghazal Ka Safar'
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    National11 New Delhi,28 March - 3 April, 2016 KalasipalyaPoliceArrestedSixAccusedRecoveredStolenPropertyWorthRs.39lakhs Pramesh Jain The Kalasipalya police have arrested six persons in connection with three different cases as, Attention Diversion, vehicle thief,and Tyre Thief ,arrested and recovered stolen property from the accused worth of Rs.39 lakhs . Four Held, Notorious Inter-State Attention Diversion Gang Busted . The Kalasipalya police have arrested a gang of four, including a man and his two sons, who were alleged- ly involved in over 19 robbery cases in the city. Addl CP West KSR Charan Reddy Said a case of attention diversion was reported in Kalasipalya Police station on February 24th 2016. A city based shopkeeper T A Nagaraj stated in his complaint that some unknown person came in a bike when he was passing through corporation circle the biker inter- cepted him in the pretext of telling him his car tyre is punctured or deflated the shop keeper got down from the car immediately to check what has hap- pened at the same time the miscreants grabbed his 6 kg of silver trophies, worth Rs. 2.28 lakh which was kept in the car and fled away from the scene. As soon as the incident was reported DCP West, Labhuram,ACP Bhaskar,PI, G Anil Kumar and other staff rushed to the spot and inspected the area and collected stock of the situation and a special team was formed and patrolling was enhanced and after sometime another attention diversion case was reported in Ashoknagar Police station on the same day using similar modus operandi. The gang robbed a business man near Ashoknagar by using similar modus operandi and took away his licensed country- made pistol with around 9 rounds of ammunition kept in the car and fled away from the scene. As the case became sensational as the miscreants vanished with the country made pistol in which they had 9 live rounds of ammunition with them immedi- ately a special team was led by DCP West Labhuram,under the supervision of ACP Chickpet ,Bhaskar and PI of Kalasipalya G S Anil Kumar and his team swung into action and collected concrete evidence from the Place of incident . The police examined CCTV footage and found a car moving suspiciously in both the incidents.Using image enhancement software they found out the registration number and traced the car. After getting the car registration number used by the gang Armed with this information, a police team went to Delhi.and after verifying the documents given by them they found they have submitted fake documents to purchase the car, but they gave pho- tocopies of a PAN card in Delhi. Then using other technology skills the team managed to nab, Dharmalingam and his sons Ashok Kumar and Arun Kumar, along with their neighbour Michael (24).on march 20th 2016 from Delhi. During interrogation they confessed the crime and said they would inter- cept such persons, who have valuables with them they used to divert their attention and vanish with the valuables. They said they used to come to the city often and stay in lodges. and detailed investigation revealed that the leader of the gang Dharmalingam (47) is from Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu, but settled in Delhi . Dharmalingam has an export business in Bengaluru. He used to come to the city often and stay in lodges. His modus operandi was to depute his associates, including his twin sons and five neighbours in Delhi, and across city to keep a watch on banks and jewellery shops and follow people car- rying cash and valuables, arresting this gang our team has recovered 640 grams of Gold ornaments with 1 Kg Silver articles with cash and a country made pistol with 9 live rounds of ammunition, with Maruthi Echo car used for crime total worth of 24 lakhs has been recovered from them and with this 6 cases of Kalasipalya police station with 13 cases reported across city have been detected totally 19 cases have been solved. A case has been registered in kalasipalya police sta- tion and a manhunt is on for the absconding accused, Rahul,Amarnath,Selvam and Panner. Vehicle offender arrested 13 bikes,3 Auto rickshaws, recovered worth of Rs.12.5 lakhs. Notorious vehicle offender or lifter Sandeep 19 year old a resident of Tilaknagar has been arrested by Kalasipalya police who used to lift bikes and auto rickshaws with his associate harish from the parking area of Jayanagar, Siddapura,Banashankari,J P Nagar,Basavanagudi and surrounding areas was caught on 21st march while trying to sell the bike in A M Road to the dealer inspector G S Anil Kumar and his crime team nabbed the accused and during interrogation he confessed the crime and based on his information totally 13 two wheelers, 3 Auto Rickshaws, worth of Rs.12.5 lakhs recovered from the accused and manhunt is on for his associate Harish he added. In another case Tyre Thief was arrested as on 06th march a complainant owner of Kaveri Agencies and company registered a com- plaint in Kalasipalya police station stating someone has barged into their shop in the midnight by break- ing the rolling shutter lock and has robbed 2.5 lakhs worth of Tyres and Tubes of different companies from his shop the Kalasipalya inspector G S Anil kumar and his team collected all the information about the incident and based on the reliable inputs they detained one person on suspicious and during interrogation the accused has confessed the crime and the accused has been identified as Dorairaju (44) year old resident of kalasipaya and intact prop- erty tyres and tubes worth of Rs.2.5 lakhs, has been recovered from his possession,a case has been reg- istered in kalasipalya police station and further investigation is on,and finally Bengaluru City Police Commissioner, N S Megharikh, has appreciated Addl CP West KSR Charan Reddy, DCP, Labhuram, ACP Chickpet Sub-division , Bhaskar V.B, PI of Kalasipalya G S Anil Kumar, with his team as PSIs as, M Kumar,N C Mallikarjun, K R Shashi,B Shankarachari, and his crime staff as Monegowda , Anant, Manjunath maggad,Nanjesh ,trimurthy ,belu- raiah,Girish,has been appreciated for the commend- able job done by them who has solved sensational cases he added . From the ground level, a capsule elevator will rise up through the temple core, taking visitors through different planetary systems in the universe as described in the Vedic literatures, through an immersive sound, light and diorama show. The capsule elevator will finally reach the visitors Viewing Gallery at 700 feet for a breathtaking panoramic view of BrajMandal. It was the desire of SrilaPrabhupada, Founder Acharya of ISKCON, that the glories of Sri Krishna and Sri VrindavanaDham be spread all over the world so that the peoples of the world irrespective of caste, creed, color, nationality or gender, are freed from the sufferings of material existence and find everlasting happiness through Krishna con- sciousness. .uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav on Sunday laid the foundation stone of a project to build a 70-storey temple in Vrindavan – Vrindavan Chandrodaya Mandir — which, when finished, is billed to be the tallest shrine in the world. The skyscraper temple project, conceived of by the devotees of ISKCON-Bangalore, will consist of a grand temple of Lord Sri Krishna at its centre. The grand temple shall be of monumental proportions and its iconic architecture shall harmoniously combine elements of both Indian temple architecture and modern architecture. This temple is poised to become the tallest, grandest and largest religious structure in India. The tem- ple has a footprint of about 5 acres and rises to a height of about 700 feet (210 metres or 70 floors). The temple is planned to be vibrant with festivals and religious activities throughout the year. The building will not be affected by the earthquake coming at the magnitude / recter scale 8 will not be harmfull to it . There’s something of a race to be tallest going on in India. In October, Narendra Modi, Gujarat’s chief minister and prime ministerial candidate for India’s main opposition party the Bharatiya Janata Party, laid the foundation stone for what is claimed will be the tallest statue in the world when complete – an almost 600-feet tall sculpture of Sardar Vallabhai Patel, a key figure in India’s struggle for freedom. Plans for worlds tallest temple......... Infosys Employee Missing After Brussels Attacks Is Dead: Indian Embassy Raghavendran Ganesh, a 28-year-old India-born techie, was believed to be in a metro rail on March 22 when the Maelbeek station in Brussels was rocked by an explo- sion. External affairs minister Sushma Swaraj had assured Ganesh’s mother help, saying the government was doing its best to find him. “The Belgian authorities have identified Raghavendran as one of the victims of the barbaric terror attacks of March 22,” External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Vikas Swarup said. The Indian Embassy in Brussels said the mortal remains of Raghavendran are being handed over to his family for being taken to India. “Mortal remains are in process of being handed to family of Raghavendran, to be taken to India from Amsterdam airport,” the Embassy tweeted. Reports earlier stated that Raghavendran had marked himself ‘safe’ on Facebook after the blasts. “It is with deep regret that we confirm the passing of our colleague Raghavendran Ganeshan in the terrible attack in Brussels. Our thoughts and prayers are with Raghavendran’s family and with those who were injured or lost a loved one in these attacks. We will continue to provide all possible support to his family in this hour of grief,” said Infosys in a statement. At least 35 people were killed and over 300 wounded after two bombs exploded at Brussels Airport and one at Maelbeek metro station in the Belgian city.
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fØdsV esa mudk vkf[kjh dSp lkfcr gqvkA okVlu us igys gh fo'o Vh20 ds ckn laU;kl ysus dh ?kks"k.kk dj nh FkhA /kksuh us Qkduj ij pkSdk yxkdj Hkkjr dks 15osa vksoj esa frgjs vad esa igqapk;kA Hkkjr dks vkf[kjh ikap vksoj esa 59 ju pkfg, FksA /kksuh vkSj dksgyh us blds ckn fodsVksa ds chp nkSM+ ds vius dkS'ky dk vPNk uewuk is'k fd;kA gstyoqM ds vksoj esa mUgksaus blls 12 ju tqVk;sA dksgyh us 39 xsanksa ij 15oka vkSj y{; dk ihNk djrs gq, 10oka v/kZ'krd iwjk fd;kA Hkkjr dks vkf[kjh rhu vksoj esa 39 ju dh njdkj Fkh ysfdu dksgyh us Qkduj ij igys nks pkSds vkSj fQj NDdk tM+dj fglkc cjkcj dj fn;kA bl vksoj esa 19 ju cusA dksgyh ;gha ij ugha :dsA mUgksaus dwYVj ukby ds vxys vksoj esa pkj pkSds yxkdj n'kZdksa dks mRlkg ls ycjst dj fn;kA vkf[kjh Ng xsanksa ij vc pkj ju pkfg, FksA /kksuh us Qkduj dh igyh xsan ij fot;h pkSdk tM+dj thr dh vkSipkfjdrk iwjh dhA ubZ fnYyhA fojkV dksgyh dh cstksM+ ikjh dh cnkSyr Vhe bafM;k ds fo'o Vh20 ds lsehQkbuy esa txg cukus ds ckn iwoZ Hkkjrh; dIrku lquhy xkoLdj us dgk fd nk;sa gkFk dk ;g cYysckt fQygky nqfu;k dk loZJs"B cYysckt gSA dksgyh us 82 ju dh ikjh [ksyh ftlls Hkkjr us vius vafre xzqi eqdkcys esa vkLVªsfy;k dks eksgkyh esa Ng fodsV ls gjkdj vafre pkj esa txg cukbZA estcku Vhe vc vafre pkj ds eqd- kcys esa 31 ekpZ dks eqacbZ esa osLVbaMht ls fHkM+sxhA xkoLdj ds ehfM;k ls dgk] ^^fQygky og lhfer vksojksa dk nqfu;k dk loZJs"B cYysckt gSA blesa dksbZ 'kd ugha gSA blesa fcydqy Hkh lansg ugha gSA og dqN vyx gSA** mUgksaus dgk] ^^esjs tks Hkh FkksM+s cky cps gSa og bl ;qok thfu;l dh ikjh ns[kdj [kM+s gks x, FksA ;g csgrjhu ikjh FkhA** bl iwoZ Hkkjrh; dIrku us dgk fd dksgyh dh egkurk bl rF; esa gS fd og ncko esa 'kkunkj çn'kZu djrk gS vkSj Vhe ds fgrksa dks gj pht ls mij j[krk gSA xkoLdj us dgk] ^^tc Hkkjr y{; dk ihNk dj jgk gks rks mldk fjdkMZ nsf[k;sA og ges'kk mUgsa eSp ftrkrk gS vkSj ;g rkdr vkSj Vkbfeax dk la;kstu gSA dqN gh cYysckt esa Vki vkSj ckVe gSaM ds lkFk [ksyus dh {kerk gSA tc og Vki gSaM ds lkFk Mªkbo [ksyrk gS rks ;g 'kkunkj gksrk gSA** mUgksaus dgk] ^^ml O;fä dk fuLokFkZ nsf[k;sA og vius dIrku ¼egsaæ flag /kksuh½ dks LVªkbd nsdj [kq'k Fkk D;ksafd mls irk Fkk fd dIrku Hkh [kqn dks lkfcr djuk pkgrk gSA dbZ ckj tc vki bl rjg dh cM+h ikjh [ksyrs gks rks fot;h ju cukuk pkgrs gksA ysfdu og iwjk rjg ls Vhe ds fy, [ksyus okyk O;fä gSA Hkxoku dk 'kqØ gS fd og Hkkjr ds fy, [ksy jgk gSA dksgyh nqfu;k dk loZJs"B cYysckt% lquhy xkoLdj dksydkrkA ckaXykns'k fØdsV cksMZ ds v/;{k uteqy glu us rst xsanckt rldhu vgen ds fuyacu dks ysdj vkbZlhlh dks vkM+s gkFkksa ysrs gq, dgk fd ;g ljklj T;knrh gS fd Vh20 fo'o di tSls vge VwukZesaV ds chp esa çeq[k f[kykM+h ij çfrca/k yxk fn;k x;kA uteqy us ckaXykns'kh i=dkjksa ls dgk] esjk ekuuk gS fd rldhu ds f[kykQ vkbZlhlh dks vius QSlys ij iqufoZpkj djuk pkfg;sA ;g ljklj T;knrh gSA ;g ckaXykns'k fØdsV ds fy;s cM+k >Vdk gSA ckaXykns'k fØdsV [kRe gks x;k gSA** mUgksaus dgk] rldhu dk ckgj gksuk Vhe ds fy;s djkjk >Vdk gSA og ckaXykns'k dk gh ugha cfYd nqfu;k ds lcls rst xsancktksa esa ls gSA og fiNys nks lky ls yxkrkj [ksy jgk gS fygktk mldk fuyacu Lohdkj djuk dfBu gSA** mUgksaus dgk] ''eSa bruk gh tkurk Fkk fd fdlh eSp esa voS/k xsan Qsadus ij xsanckt dks fuyacu >syuk iM+rk gS ysfdu rldhu dksbZ voS/k xsan Qsads cuk gh fuyafcr gks x;kA ;g igyh ckj gqvk gSA** uteqy dk ekuuk gS fd ;g ckaXykns'k fØdsV dh çxfr ds f[kykQ nq"çpkj gSA mUgksaus dgk] ;g lHkh dks irk gSA mUgsa ;g lc djus nhft;s ;fn blls mUgsa [kq'kh feyrh gSA ge dfBu gkykr esa Hkh [ksyrs jgsaxsA gesa dqN vkSj ugha dguk gSA* rldhuvgendkfuyacuukbalkQh%chlhchçeq[k eksgkyhA Hkkjrh; dIrku egsaæ flag /kksuh us fojkV dksgyh dh ,d vkSj csgr- jhu ikjh dh ljkguk djrs gq, dgk fd LokHkkfod vkØkedrk vkSj /khjs&/khjs fodflr /kS;Z dk la;kstu bl LVkj cYysckt ds fy, 'kkunkj dke dj jgk gSA dksgyh us vkLVªsfy;k ds f[kykQ xzqi eSp esa 51 xsan esa ukckn 82 ju dh ikjh [ksydj Hkkjr dks vdsys ne ij thr fnykrs gq, vkbZlhlh fo'o Vh20 ds lsehQkbuy esa txg fnykbZ vkSj bl nkSjku /kksuh var esa nwljs Nksj ij bl cYysckt dk lkFk fuHkk jgs FksA /kksuh us eSp ds ckn çsl dkaÝsal esa dgk] ^^;g csgrjhu ikjh FkhA fo'ks"kdj bl rF; dks /;ku esa j[krs gq, fd fodsV cYysckth ds fy, vklku ugha Fkk] 'kkVZ xsanksa dks [ksyuk vklku ugha FkkA vPNh pht ;s jgh fd mUgksaus fLiujksa ls dkQh xsanckth ugha djkbZA mlus ¼dksgyh us½ ;qoh ¼;qojkt flag½ ds lkFk lk>snkjh dh ftudk V[kuk eqM+ x;k vkSj os rst nks ju ugha ys ik,A ml le; Hkh mlus vPNh cYysckth dh vkSj fodsVksa ds chp mldh nkSM+ csgrjhu FkhA** dksgyh us /kksuh ds lkFk 31 xsan esa 67 ju dh vVwV lk>snkjh ds nkSjku vf/kdka'k ju cuk, ysfdu bl nkSjku dIrku us eqf'dy gkykr esa 'kkunkj tTck fn[kkrs gq, Vhe dks y{; rd igqapk;kA /kksuh vkSj dksgyh us fodsVksa ds chp 'kkunkj nkSM+ yxkbZ vkSj dIrku us dgk fd rst nkSM+us okyk f[kykM+h ges'kk Vhe ds fy, vge gksrk gSA /kksuh us vPNs juj dh vgfe;r ij etkfd;k ygts esa dgk] ^^mls vc Hkh eq>s Hkqxrku djuk gSA eSa mlds ju nkSM+ jgk FkkA** mUgksaus dgk] ^^chp ds vksojk- sa esa vxj vki vPNs juj gSa rks ;g vkids mij ls ncko de dj nsrk gS vkSj {ks=j{kdksa vkSj xsancktksa dks ncko esa Mky nsrk gSA eSa ,slk f[kykM+h ugha gwa tks egku gksA eSa flQZ xSjikjaifjd fØdsV [ksyrk gwa] ,d ju dks nks ju esa cnyus dh dksf'k'k djrk gwa vkSj vxj esjs {ks= esa vk, rks NDdk tM+us dh dksf'k'k djrk gwaA eSa fojkV dh rjg ugha gwa tks dgha Hkh 'kkV [ksy ldrk gSA** Hkkjrh; dIrku us dgk] ^^e/;Øe ds dbZ cYysckt tks vPNs Fks os vPNs juj Hkh FksA bldk ,d mnkgj.k ekbdy csosu gSaA vkids ikl {ks=j{kd dks ncko esa Mkyus dk ekSdk gksrk gS fo'ks"kdj rst xsancktksa dksA /kksuhusdgkfddksgyhdksviuh/kS;ZokuvkÿkedrkughaNksM+uhpkfg,
  • 13.
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laxBu ds vuqlkj Hkkjr esa mPp jäpki ihfM+r lHkh yksxksa esa ls dsoy 10 çfr'kr yksxksa dk jäpki gh iwjh rjg fu;af=r ik;k tkrk gSA c<+rh mez ds cPpksa ds fy, ;g fLFkfr vkSj Hkh [krjukd gSA fo'ks"kKksa ds vuqlkj ijh{kkvksa ds fnuksa esa i<+kbZ dk ncko vkSj csgrjhu ifj.kke ykus dh gksM+ fo|kfFkZ;ksa esa ruko c<+krh gSA nwljh vksj QkLVQwM] Vhoh rFkk dEI;wVj ds bl nkSj esa cPpksa dk vkgkj çk;% xfj"B [kk| inkFkksaZ dk esy gksrk gS ijUrq mudh 'kkjhfjd xfrfof/k;ka cgqr gh de gksrh gSa] tksfd yxkrkj ?kVrh Hkh tk jgh gSaA ijh{kk ds fnuksa esa fnu−jkr ,d gh LFkku ij cSBdj i<+us ds dkj.k cPpksa dh 'kkjhfjd xfrfof/k;ka yxHkx lekIr gks tkrh gSaA ,slh fLFkfr esa ijh{kk dk ruko cPpksa dk jäpki c<+k ldrk gSA fLFkfr rc vkSj Hkh fcxM+ ldrh gS tcfd cPps iwjh−iwjh jkr tkxdj i<+kbZ djus vkSj lqcg fcuk vkjke fd, ijh{kk nsus tkus dks tksf[ke mBkrs gSaA bl fLFkfr ls cpus ds fy, cPpksa ds ekrk−firk dks pkfg, fd os cPpksa dks i<+kbZ ds chp esa FkksM+h pgydneh djus vkSj de ls de çfrfnu ikap Ng ?kaVs dh uhan ysus dks çksRlkfgr djsaA cPpksa dks LVªSl eSustesaV Hkh fl[kk;k tkuk pkfg, ftlls ruko mu ij gkoh u gks ldsA demezokyksadksHkhgksusyxkgkbZCyMçs'kj foosd feÙky ßfeys lqj esjk rqEgkjk] rks lqj cus gekjkß Hkkjr dh ,drk vkSj v[k.Mrk dks ,d lw= esa fijksus okyh ;g jpuk] cslqjh gksrh çrhr gksrh gSA vpkud fofo/krk esa ,drk okys Hkkjr ns'k esa vupkgs lqj] viuh <iyh] vius jkx ds lkFk ctus yxh gS vkSj ns'k dh v[k.Mrk dks pqukSrh nsus yxh gSA le; jgrs bu csesy lqj vkSj rky dks ,d lqj esa y;c) ugha fd;k x;k rks ;g ns'k fgr esa ?kkrd lkfcr gks ldrk gSA ;qokvksa dk Hkkjr dgha HkVdko ds jkLrs ij rks vxzlj ugha gks jgk ;k fQj pUn yksxksa dh lÙkk ls nwj jgus dh etcqjh ,slh rkdrksa dks leFkZu nsdj ns'k dk ekgkSy fcxkM+us ij vkenk gSa] vxj ,slk gS rks ;g dnkfi lgu djus ;ksX; ugha gSA ;g dSlk ukn xqat jgk gS esjs ns'k dh fQtkvksa esaA bl ukn ds lqj vkSj rky fcxM+s&fcxM+s ls yxrs gSa] ckj&ckj ,drk vkSj v[k.Mrk dks pqukSr nsrh çrhr gksrk ;g ^ukn* fdl fn'kk esa ys tkuk pkgrk gS lekt vkSj ns'k dks vR;Ur fopkj.kh gSA dSlk ns'k cukuk pkgrs gSa bl ij ubZ cgl dh vko';drk D;ksa eglwl gks jgh gSA lfn;ksa iqjkuh Js"B vkSj laLdkfjr lH;rk vkSj laL—fr okys ns'k dh tM+ksa dks dkSulh rkdrsa fNUu&fHkUu djus ij mrk: gSa xkSj djuk gksxkA jktuSfrd Qk;ns ds fy, vlgefr dks Øks/k vkSj vkØks'k esa cny dj lkoZtfud :i ls lekt ds vUnj fgald rjhds ls O;ä djuk gekjh yksdrkfU=d O;oLFkk ds fy, ?kkrd vkSj pqukSrh curk tk jgk gSA ,sls vkØksf'kr Quksa dks mBus ls igys dh dqpyus dh vko';drk gS bldk /;ku ge lHkh dks j[kus dh vko';drk gS pkgs oks vke Hkkjroklh gks ;k [kkl] lkekftd laLFkk gks ;k jktuSfrd nyA ns'k dh ,drk] v[k.Mrk] çHkwlÙkk ij pksV djuk Bhd ckr ughaA cpuk pkfg;s ge lHkh dks ,sls —R; djus ls] jksduk gksxk ,slh rdrksa dks tks xqejkg dj jgh gSa] lekt esa c<+rs vkØks'k dks udkjkRed fn'kk çnku dj vfLFkjrk dk ekgkSy iSnk dj jgh gSaA la;fer vkSj e;kZfnr vkpj.k dh vR;f/kd vko';drk gS vktA lg'khyrk ds vHkko esa tjk&lh vlgefr ij Øks/k esa vkdj fgalk QSykdj] jk"Vªh; lEifr ds uqdlku igqapkuk] ekuo thou ysdj vkØks'k trkuk gekjh laL—fr ugha gSA oSpkfjd erHksn dks euHksn cukdj nwljksa ij Fkksiuk vkSj Lohdk;Zrk gsrq ck/; djuk loZFkk vuqfpr gSA U;k;ikfydk ds nk;js esa jgdj gh erHksn nwj djuk ,d LoLF; ijEijk gS ftldk ge Hkkjroklh lnSo fuoZgu djrs vk;s gSaA xr dqN fnuksa esa ns'k ds vUnj fofHkUu voljksa ij lkoZtfud LFkkuksa ij lkeqfgd çn'kZu vkxtuh] yqVikV vkSj ekSr ds rk.Mo rd vkØks'k dk çn'kZu ljklj vuqfpr gS] vlguh; gS] ihM+k nsus okyk gS] eu esa Vhl mBrh gS] vka[kas ue gks tkrh gS ,sls –'; ns[k dj] lqudj] i<+ djA tks'k vkSj vkØks'k esa vUrj djuk gksxkA ;qokvksa ds vkØks'k dks jk"Vªfgr esa çokfgr djuk gksxk u fd udkjkRed ÅtkZ ds lapkj esa] ns'kæksgh ckrksa esa] dkuwu ds mYya?ku esaA ;qokvksa dk Hkfo"; ifjokj] lekt vkSj f'k{kk r; djrh gS] ns'k dk Hkfo"; lalnA vxj lewpk ra= gh çnwf"kr gks tk;sxk rks dSls ge lgu'khy vkSj pfj=oku ;qok ih<+h dk l`tu dj ik;saxsA foxr dqN o"kksaZ ls laln dk vkpj.k vius mís';ksa ds foijhr rFkk vlalnh; T;knk gksrk tk jgk gSA vlgefr dk vkØks'k ogka ij Hkh Hkjh iM+ jgk gSA lkFkZd cgl dk vR;f/kd vHkko gSA xyh&eksgYys ls ysdj lÙkk ds xfy;kjksa rd flQZ&vkSj&flQZ udkjkRedrk vkSj vupkgk vkØks'k >sy jgk gS Hkkjro"kZ vkSj mldh cspkjh turk] ,slk D;k xqukg dj fn;kA ^tSlk [kk;sa vUu&oSlk gks;s eu* dh dgkor pfjrkFkZ gks jgh gSA D;ksafd ;qok vkSj Nk= usrk tSlk vkpj.k laln esa cM+ksa ls ns[ksxk oSlk gh vuqlj.k djsaxsA gesa vius thou esa] O;ogkj esa jk"Vªokn] ,drk vkSj v[k.Mrk] lafo/kku esa fu"Bk] dkuwu dh ikyuk] U;k;ikfydk dk vknj] xq#vksa dk eku&lEeku] o`)tuksa dh lh[k dk vuqlj.k vkSj Hkkjr ekrk dh j{kk djuk loksZijh Fkk] loksZijh gS vkSj loksZijh jgsxk dk Hkko eu esa gjne tkx`r j[kuk gksxk rHkh ;qokvksa dks dqN lh[k ns ik;saxs] muds vkØks'k dks jkg fn[kk ik;saxsA tekus ls cxkor dj] D;k gkfly fd;k rqeusA xj nks xt tehu] Hkh uk feyh rqedks tkus ds cknAA ;g dSlk vkØks'k lh- ,u- ih- C;wjks fiQjkstkcknA Jh xkS“kkyk lfefr }kjk gksyh egksRlo ds volj ij Jhd`".kk cyjke jFk ’kksHkk;k=k ,oa Xokyokyksa dh Vhe dk Lokxr fd;k x;kA xkS’kkyk lfpo f}tsUnz eksgu ’kekZ }kjk Jhd`".k cyjke ds Lo:Ikksa dh vkjrh mrkjdj ekY;ki.kZ fd;k x;kA blds lkFk gh izlkn forj.k Hkh fd;k x;kA bl ekSds ij gksyh feyu lekjksg dk Hkh vk;kstu fd;k x;kA bl volj ij lfefr v/;{k fo".kq caly] jkds’k ’kekZ] eksgu ’kekZ] iq:"kksRre ’kekZ] jkeujk;u vxzoky] fouksn dqekj vxzoky] jkeckcw c?ksy] mekdkUr ipkSjh] jktujk;u xqIrk] lquhy of"’B] fot; 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    National/ International14 NewDelhi, 28 March - 3 April, 2016 (f) Report major accidents; (g)Existing incinerators to achieve the standards for retention time in secondary chamber and Dioxin and Furans within two years; (h) Bio-medical waste has been classified in to 4 cat- egories instead 10 to improve the segregation of waste at source; (i) Procedure to get autho- risation simplified. Automatic authorisation for bedded hospitals. The validity of authorization synchronised with validity of consent orders for Bedded HCFs. One time Authorisation for Non-bed- ded HCFs; (j) The new rules prescribe more stringent standards for incinerator to reduce the emission of pollutants in environment; (k) Inclusion of emissions limits for Dioxin and furans; (l) State Government to provide land for setting up common bio-medical waste treatment and dis- posal facility; (m) No occupier shall establish on-site treatment and disposal facility, if a service of `common bio- medical waste treatment facility is available at a dis- tance of seventy-five kilo- meter. (n)Operator of a common bio-medical waste treat- ment and disposal facility to ensure the timely col- lection of bio-medical waste from the HCFs and assist the HCFs in conduct of training Bio-medical waste i. Biomedical waste com- prises human & animal anatomical waste, treat- ment apparatus likenee- dles, syringes and other materials used in health care facilities in the process of treatment and research. This waste is generated during diagno- sis, treatment or immunisa- tion in hospitals, nursing homes, pathological labo- ratories, blood bank, etc. Total bio-medical waste generation in the country is 484 TPD from 1,68,869 healthcare facilities (HCF), out of which 447 TPD is treated. Proper Bio-medical waste management ii Scientific disposal of Biomedical Waste through segregation, collection and treatment in an environ- mentally sound manner minimises the adverse impact on health workers and on the environment. The hospitals are required to put in place the mecha- nisms for effective disposal either directly or through common biomedical waste treatment and disposal facilities. The hospitals servicing 1000 patients or more per month are required to obtain authori- sation and segregate bio- medical waste in to 10 cat- egories, pack five colour backs for disposal. There are 198 common bio-med- ical waste treatment facili- ties (CBMWF) are in oper- ation and 28 are under construction. 21,870 HCFs have their own treatment facilities and 1,31,837 HCFs are using the CBMWFs. NewBio-MedicalWasteManagementRules.................. Sumit Agarwal Kolkata: NIP NGO National Institute of Professionals) – An Educational Centre for the Blind & Disabled Students came up with this unique innovative initia- tive to spread awareness to peo- ple through a panel discussion on “West Bengal Election – Political Parties Manifesto & Disability“for the exploration of new avenue for the disabled in ensuing West Bengal Assembly Election at Rotary Sadan , Kolkata. Political leaders from different political parties and representatives from different organization related to differently able persons represented their valuable opinion on this discussion. The discussion was attended by eminent personalities like:RiteshTiwari , BJP ; Somnath Roy, TMC; SardarAmzad Ali, WBPCCI ; Deputy CEO of Election Commission; AmbikeshMahapatra and many others. In this panel discussion, NIP also announces the HELP LINE for the blind and other differently able persons for the upcoming election. So that the differently able per- sons facing any problem related to election can use their HELP LINE. Election to the disabled voters is never of much importance. Accessibility is a major problem, no doubt. But the greater problem is secrecy. In most cases they are forced to take one of the polling officials inside the booth instead of their own escorts. This time the Assembly Election seems significant to the disabled voters as the new Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPD) is pending in the RajyaSabha and not yet tabled in the LokSabha. It has become more significant when the disabled commu- nity demanded for more deliberation the bill and government wanted to get it passed before the election was declared. Contributing to the discussion, Mr. Debajyoti Roy, Secretary, NIP, said, “The disabled persons want their voices to be heard when the bill is on the table. The parties must take into account the hopes and aspirations of the disabled voters. The objective of this programme is to review the situation of the disabled persons in the midst of the election process.” PanelDiscussionon"WestBengalAssemblyElection-PoliticalPartiesManifesto&Disability" Bangladesh’s high court rejected a petition by secular activists to scrap Islam’s status as the state religion in the wake of nationwide protests by hardline Islamist groups. A special bench of three judges threw out the petition within moments of opening the case and without allowing any testimony. The petition, which was first launched 28 years ago, has triggered countrywide protests by Islamist groups in the impoverished nation. “We are saddened (at the ruling). It’s a sad day for the minorities of Bangladesh,” said Subrata Chowdhury, who represented the secular activists in the case. The court did not allow the petitioners to state their case or present any argu- ments, he said. “The judges simply said the rule is dis- charged.” Bangladesh was declared officially secular after the 1971 war of independence from Pakistan which created the nation from what was previously East Pakistan. But in 1988 the then-military ruler, General Hussain Muhammad Ershad, elevated Islam to the state religion in an attempt to consolidate power . Secularists have argued for decades that Islam’s status as the state religion conflicts with Bangladesh’s secular charter and discriminates against non-Muslims. The government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina brought back secularism as a pillar of the constitution, but promised it would not ratify any laws that go against the central tenets of Islam. The country’s largest Islamist party, Jamaat-e-Islami, responded to the court’s decision by withdrawing a call for a nationwide strike. Bangladesh Court rejects scrap- ping Islam as State Religion Belgiumchargesthreewith‘terroristactivities’ Belgium charged three people with involvement in a terrorist group after they were arrested in an operation at the weekend, the federal prosecutor said. “They were charged with participation in the activities of a ter- rorist group,” the prosecutor’s office said in a state- ment, adding that a fourth person detained on Sunday had been released. The three men were identified as Yassine A., Mohamed B. et Aboubaker O., the prosecutor said, adding that “in the interest of the inquiry,” further details would not be provided. Belgian police had detained four people dur- ing a series of 13 raids on Sunday across the capital Brussels and the towns of Mechelen, about 30 kilome- tres due north of Brussels, and one in Duffel, 40 kilome- tres in the same direction. The number killed in last Tuesday’s bombings at Brussels Airport and a rush- hour metro has risen to 35, not including the three sui- cide bombers, officials said . “Four patients deceased in hospital. Medical teams did all possible. Total victims: 35. Courage to all the fami- lies,” Maggie De Block said in a tweet. In addition more than 300 people have been injured. Belgium`s crisis centre website also said there were 35 victims, but said only 28 of the victims had been formally identified. Of these, 15 died at the airport of whom six were Belgian and nine were foreign nationals.
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    Business15New Delhi, 28March - 3 April, 2016 SachinTendulkarbecomesSmartron’sStrategicShareholderandBrandAmbassador spl. correspondent New Delhi: Smartron India Private Limited, India’s glob- al technology OEM Company, announced a new innings with the Cricket legend, Sachin Tendulkar. Besides being the brand ambassador of Smartron, Sachin is also a strategic shareholder in the company. Smartron has been operating in stealth mode since August 2014 and is set to launch a slew of smart devices and Internet of Things (IoT) products for consumer and enterprise mar- kets in the first quarter of FY 2016-17. Smartron is headed by Founder & Chairman Mahesh Lingareddy who is also the Co-Founder and CEO of Soft Machines Inc., a US-based semiconductor company with operations in US, India, and Russia. Smartron is riding on the back of the IoT wave by innovating in the areas of smart, sensor, robotics, artificial intelligence, cloud and big data technologies to bring next generation smart devices, services and care targeting consumer, enter- prise, industrial and infrastructure markets. Commenting on the association, Sachin said, “I have always been fascinated by technology. Smartron’s founding vision for the need for a robust product ecosys- tem in the country to grow is very impressive. Binod Kumar Singh Delhi: In the wake of indefinite strike by jew- ellery trade in the Country since March 2 against imposition of 1% excise duty, the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) released a White Paper at a Press Conference held at New Delhi alleging that the basic fundamental of levying excise on jewellery trade is untenable since the Finance Minister in his budget speech has announced imposition of excise on manufacturing of gold & diamond where- as jewellery traders are merely the sellers and not the manufacturers. In Central Excise Act, there is no term like "principle manufacturer" is defined and as such crafting a new term of principle manufac- turer to bring traders into the ambit of excise is much against the provi- sions of Central Excise Act and thus its a case of stretching powers to an unreasonable extent-said CAIT. In view of the logjam con- tinued since last 26 days, the CAIT has appealed both Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Shri Arun Jaitley for their immediate intervention in the matter and subsequent steps to resolve the issue. AllIndiaTraders(CAIT)releasedaWhitePaper Photo by: Binod Takiawala cnp bureau Delhi/NCR: 589 Hotels is owned and run by the Clarks Family. Keeping in mind the legacy of the par- ent group and their contri- bution to the Indian hospi- tality, 1589 caters to a gen- eration of modern Indians, who are global in their out- look yet traditional in essence. 1589 understands the var- ied needs of the 21st Century global citizen who travels for work, holidaying and exotic retreats. Its aim is to offer comfortable to luxurious stays, at exotic places like from the holy city of Banaras to the bustling depths of Delhi. Whether you prefer to stay at a Jaipur Haveli or a comfortable inn for your corporate travels, 1589 Hotels, specialize in offer- ing ‘Value for Money’ in all your travel needs. About 1589 Hotels Xiaomi announced a new sub-brand called Mi Ecosystem. The new brand is meant to cover products manufactured by Xiaomi's ecosys- tem partners. Adani group arm joins masala bond hawk- er brigade Delhi: Scores of gold and jewellery traders on Tuesday staged a protest in front of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) head- quarters here, against the budgetary proposal to impose one percent excise duty on non-silver jewellery. "Jewellers from all over the country have assem- bled here to protest against the proposed hike of one percent on jew- ellery by Arun Jaitley, we demand it to be rolled back," Vijay Bagga, one of the protestor told to media. Jewellers protest out- side BJP headquarters
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