PM Modi gave a speech addressing various topics:
1) He warned unscrupulous elements not to exploit the poor by depositing illegal money into their bank accounts in the aftermath of demonetization.
2) He praised the hard work of bank employees and others helping people post-demonetization.
3) He met with heads of towns in Jammu and Kashmir and was happy they focused on development as promised.
4) He reiterated that demonetization will take time (50 days) to fully implement and overcome problems of the past 70 years, and a less-cash society will help reach cashlessness.
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1. Political News Bulletin & BeyondNational Weekly dUVªh,.MikWfyfVDl
Year: 5 No% 26 New Delhi 28 November- 4 December, 2016 Rs% 2/- Pages: 16
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Pramesh Jain
Delhi: PM Narendra Modi
Warns Unscrupulous
Elements Not To Misuse
The Poor:
* I received overwhelming
requests from across the
nation to explain my deci-
sion behind scrapping Rs
500, 1000 notes. The
moment I had announced
demonetisation, I had
warned that this was not an
easy step and people will
face inconvenience.
* The corrupt are incorrigi-
ble and are still looking for
unfair means to stock black
money. But what is sad-
dening is that they are
doing so by exploiting the
poor.
* The hard work of our
bank employees and oth-
ers who are working to
help the people post
demonetisation is amaz-
ing.
* Last month we all cele-
brated Diwali. Like always,
I celebrated this festival
with our Jawans.
* A soldier once wrote to
me in a letter that for them
Holi Diwali, all festivals are
alike.
* They protect the nation
during festivals
A while back I met the
heads of some Jammu
anhd Kashmir's towns.
* I had urged them to focus
on the development of the
future of the children in
their towns.
*I am happy that the heads
of these towns lived up to
their promises to me and
helped carry out develop-
ment in their towns.
* The children of Jammu
and Kashmir are dedicated
towards achieving new
heights through their per-
formances in education.
* When I had gathered
feedback over the policy, I
can say that the response
was one-sided.
* Everyone has egged me
to speak in detail on the Rs
500 and Rs 1000 notes. I
repeat what I told earlier, it
will take 50 days to com-
pletely imbibe the change.
* When I had taken the
decision (of demonetisa-
tion), I had said that it
would be full of difficulties.
* It would take time to over-
come problems we have
been facing for the last 70
years. It will not be easy.
* Don't play with lives of the
poor by depositing illegal
money into their accounts.
* Governments, post
offices, banks...they are all
working very hard and are
working with dedication.
* I am immensely proud of
the spirit of the common
man.
* I also got aware of a wed-
ding on 'Chai pe charcha'.
Surat's Bharat Madu and
Daksha Parmar just served
tea as a welcome drink and
didn't throw a party for the
event.
* Farmers in our country
are an important axis of our
economy.
* Small businessmen in our
country also not only give
employment but also
increase economic activity.
* Amidst this economic
change, in the middle of dif-
ficulties every citizen is try-
ing to adjust.
* I took this huge economic
decision for the betterment
of labourer, farmers and the
poor of the country.
* An important decision was
taken in the last budget,
now small business can
also carry work for 24
hours. Law will not stop
them.
* Many initiatives were
taken for the same.
I agree small businesses
are facing problems but
using technology, mobile
apps, mobile banks and
credit cards they can bring
out change.
* Workers are not paid min-
imum wages; get less than
written on paper.
* Opening bank accounts
will help solve this problem.
* We want labourers of the
country to open bank
accounts, deposit their
salary in these accounts so
minimum wage act is fol-
lowed.
* Once you have bank
accounts, you can use e-
wallet facility using any
mobile phone.
* You can buy things from
neighbourhood stores
using that.
* I realise young men and
women in the country did
agree with this decision.
You have supported it.
* I would like these young
men and women to help
the elderly people in a fam-
ily who perhaps are not
aware of new technology
Our dream is a cashless
society.
* I understand it is not com-
pletely possible. Let us
begin with less-cash socie-
ty and we would definitely
reach a cash-less society.
* There are many alterna-
tives to cash today. Their
are technological ways that
are safe and secure.
* Every bank has online
facilities, mobile apps,
cards, e-wallets.
* After November 8, we
have seen 300% surge in
the use of Rupay cards.
* One can carry cash trans-
fer using phones with nor-
mal features.
* Young men and women
are agents of change.
* I believe one young indi-
vidual can take the respon-
sibility of making ten fami-
lies aware of this technolo-
gy.
* It's a fight against corrup-
tion and black money.
* Kenya had introduced M-
PESA mobile facility. Today
their entire industry has
shifted to this technology.
contd.... on Page 011
MannKiBaat:PM
NarendraModiasksyouth
tospreadcashlesssociety
Highlights
3. Column 3New Delhi, 28 November - 4 December, 2016
Vaidehi
The Narendra Modi gov-
ernment at the centre has
come up with a new
announcement, further-
more; a 10 per cent penal-
ty will be levied on the
undisclosed income and
surcharge called Pradhan
Mantri Garib Kalyan
Yojana (PMGK) Cess at
the rate of 33% of tax. A
decision has already been
taken to demonetise high-
er denomination currency
notes on 8th November,
2016 by the ruling NDA
government under the
leadership of Modi. For
any change to happen,
some trouble will continue
which has to be faced by
the common man only.
In the last general elec-
tion, corruption was the
agenda which gave NDA
government a massive
majority. Having coming to
power on this major issue,
Modi government was in
pressure to demonetised
big currency of Rs. 500
and Rs. 1000 notes.
However, it introduced the
much higher denomination
note which is double the
amount of last higher
demonetised note.
Already, fake Rs. 2000
notes have been hit the
market and found in the
circulation. Some notes
were found in possession
of deceased terrorists too.
Nothing seems to have
changed for the people in
corruption industry, what
has changed is the com-
mon man’s life. It has
become worst; they are
struggling every day in
bank queues to manage
one single note.
Strangely, the opposition
parties called for a
“bandh” against demoneti-
sation. Why PM is talking
only about black money,
corruption or demonetisa-
tion. The basic issue is
cash crunch that is the
root cause of all the incon-
veniences at present. The
government should tell
why the new Rs. 500 note
is not available even after
20 days of demonetisa-
tion? Let the people who
are unaware about the
banking system and its
benefit of keeping money
in the circulation for India
know that if demonetisa-
tion was to help poor then
there was no need at all to
issue 4/8 times higher val-
ued bank notes. No gov-
ernment in the universe
really work for the poor. If
the concern was to take
action, against the wrong
doers in the society, the
government is empowered
with all mechanism to take
appropriate action to weed
out the criminals without
making common man suf-
fer. Many died while
standing in queue outside
banks, many committed
suicide and bank staff
landed in stress.
Finally, why the rich who
have swindled the public
money via bank loans to
the tune of Rs.1.14 lakh
crore is still unrevealed to
the public, why? Is it to
protect the poor? CBI
have investigating money
laundering cases against
many politicians and busi-
nessmen for years without
causing any harm to the
accused, whereas poor
stealing just few hundred
are beaten to death in
some cases. Is the gov-
ernment for the poor? Let
all be excused, but India
cannot grow with Plastic
Money/Mobile apps oper-
ated by private sector but
only through sound rupee
– the Indian Legal Tender.
Anyway, now the govern-
ment came up with new
theory aimed at providing
a window to black money
holders by proposing to
levy a total tax, penalty
and surcharge of 50 per
cent on the amount
deposited post demoneti-
sation, while higher taxes
and stiffer penalty of up to
85 per cent await those
who don’t disclose but are
caught. With the ban on
Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000
notes now more than two
weeks old, the govern-
ment has proposed new
rules to tax black money
that is being unearthed.
The old notes must be
deposited in banks by the
end of the year. Deposits
over Rs. 2.5 lakhs will
come under the scrutiny of
tax officials. Those who
acknowledge that they
have placed black or pre-
viously untaxed money in
their accounts will pay a
60 per cent penalty in
addition to taxes. A disclo-
sure scheme called the
Pradhan Mantri Garib
Kalyan Yojana (PMGKY)
2016 allows people to
deposit money till April by
paying 50 per cent of the
total amount — 30 per
cent as tax, 10 per cent as
penalty and 33 per cent of
the taxed amount– that is
10 per cent — as Garib
Kalyan Cess. So the taxes
and levies will equal near-
ly 50 per cent of the
deposit.
Anotheramnestyschemeforblackmoneyholders
Pallavi & Prabhjeet Kaur
Emotional intelligence is ability to
manage and control one’s own
emotions and emotions of people
surrounding us to arrive at mature
decisions. In sphere of public
administration and polity, it is a
must sought after quality because
EI play an important role in man-
agement and leadership position
where technical skills are of negli-
gible importance. Thus a politician
who uses EI to communicate
people is more likely to be suc-
cessful than who doesn’t.
Emotional intelligence makes a
public servant more effective,
efficient and sensitive leader.
Politicians with high EI serve
public interest than personal
interest. They are more adapt
in understanding the public
grievances and would try to
address them in suitable man-
ner. Its not that all people are
here for serving person inter-
est. There are many good spir-
its fellow mans in politics who
do hard work and are interest-
ed in solving the real problems.
In India, most of us feel that
politicians are big time bozos.
But in reality they are the super
smart individuals who success-
fully manage their emotions
and eventually control emo-
tions of millions. Simply put,
they have very high EI.Contrary
to the popular beliefs, the politi-
cians have a high EQ which
allows them to garner votes
from people and influence their
decisions.
The level of IQ in politics does-
n't determine success to an
extent that EQ does.
Similarly, public service often
relates to mitigating and offering
solutions to an unwieldy situation
arising out of social conflicts, such
as use of public space, carrying
possession during festivals etc., in
such cases yielding EI qualities
like social awareness, relationship
management is of paramount
importance. In Indian public ser-
vants the attributes of EI is mixed.
Most often system acts as hin-
drance in such efforts. Unbridled
EI will lead to manipulating the
thinking of masses. As public serv-
ice is becoming more people cen-
tric, inculcating an EI is essential
to job performance and social
service.Politicians like Mahatama
Gandhi used their gifts for the pur-
pose of general upliftment. Nation
was galvanised by emotional
appeals of Bose and Azad.Indian
politicians are elected based on
democracy and not based on per-
sonal traits or through interview.
So all politicians do not have emo-
tional intelligence to run the coun-
try. Many politicians are seen
under pressure when a situation of
law and order or conflicts occur. All
cannot be put under same grove
as we have many persons of great
emotional balance. Indira Gandhi
is one of such persons during
emergence despite facing many
troubles in politics. Nehru has
shown great temperament in diffi-
cult times post-independence. Lal
Bahadur Shastri, people thought
cannot handle situation during war
with Pakistan. But his stability of
mind was proved with its result.On
surface, Indian politicians seem to
have adequate emotional intelli-
gence as is exhibited by generous
compensations after accidents in
their constituency or widespread
tours they undertake before elec-
tions. But this display is merely
symbolic as is evident from any
real concern for problems facing
masses - poverty, pollution, etc.
and the grassroots visits that
become sparse after the election
has been won. Politicians are the
people who run the Indian nation
and possessing emotional intelli-
gence to face situations like war,
conflicts, extremism, communal-
ism, personal losses, national
losses etc. It is their ability to think
rationally and calmly even during
period of disturbance that is need-
ed for country like India. While pre-
senting the railway budget, many
parliamentarians have urged Lalu
Prasad Yadav (who was the rail-
way minister then) to speak in
English, who comes from a non-
English speaking background.
Assessing and understanding the
situation well, Lalu didn’t get intim-
idated at all. He converted the situ-
ation into a humorous one by talk-
ing in broken English. It was Lalu’s
smartness and high EQ, which
came in handy.
EmotionalIntelligenceandIt’sApplicationinIndianPoliticalSystem
4. Delhi/ NCR4 New Delhi, 28 November - 4 December, 2016
cnp bureau
New Delhi: IWP a leading
institute in women educa-
tion in vocational as well as
professional studies, cele-
brated its annual festival
“Melange-The Blend of Art
2016” at Jawaharlal
Stadium, New Delhi.
The event was dotted with
ample of happenings like
Fashion Show (Ethnic,
Indo-western and
Western), Play, Musical,
Dance performances etc.
Ms. Meenakshi Lekhi
(Member of Parliament)
was the chief guest. Mr.
Vishal Nijhawan,
Managing Director
International Women
Polytechnic hosted the
occasion. Also present
were Mr. Samir Valia
Executive Director, Mr.
Subroto Mukherjee, Mr.
Kunal & Mr. Nikhil the
Centre Directors of IWP.
IWP Celebrated “Melange” - The
Blend of Women Empowerment
Honda road safety programme
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Setting a new milestone in promoting road
safety as a responsible corporate, Honda Motorcycle &
Scooter India Pvt. Ltd. (HMSI) continued to reinforce its
initiative by training more than 4000 individuals at the
India International Trade Fair (IITF) 2016. Honda
2Wheelers in association with Delhi Traffic Police partic-
ipated in the 36th India International Trade Fair 2016
held at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi to educate citizens
about the importance of road safety.
Since the beginning of its operations In India, Honda is
devoted to make Safe Riding an everyday habit of riders
through ‘Road Safety Programme’. The Company organ-
ised various innovative road safety activities for visitors
of all age groups at the pavilion. Honda’s safety instruc-
tors successfully trained more than 1500 adults and over
2500 children at IITF 2016.
spl. correspondent
Delhi: Designer Prasantt
Ghosh from Guwahati ,
Assam showcased his col-
lection at Asian Designer
Week, an International
show held in Delhi at
Talkatora Stadium. The
fashion extravaganza wit-
nessed the participation of
six Asian countries – Sri
Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan,
Indonesia, Bangladesh
and Vietnam.
Prashant Ghosh and
Bhattu Soniasri win
audience hearts at
Asian Designer Week
cnp bureau
Delhi: Shahnaz Husain, pioneer of the
Ayurvedic Beauty Care Movement, show-
cased her globally renowned formula-
tions, for beauty and health care, at the
India International Trade Fair, 2016. The
formulations, containing herb, flower and
fruit extracts, essential oils, precious min-
erals and gems, have received presti-
gious international awards for Quality
Excellence. Shahnaz Husain also gave
FREE CONSULTATION at the Shahnaz
Herbal Stall, on specific skin and hair
problems 26th November 2016.
Among the products on display were the
newly launched Shahnaz Husain Luxury
Organic Range comprising of a selected
blend of chemical-free organic ingredi-
ents; the Shahnaz Husain Yogic Veda
Range of formulations for a holistic beau-
ty care routine, as well as the Starlight
Range, re-launched in totally new pack-
aging. Specially formulated for film and
TV stars, it helps counter the damaging
effects of harsh arc lights, sun, pollution,
dust, wind and heavy make-up. With over
four decades of expertise, the Shahnaz
Husain formulations are internationally
renowned for specialized Ayurvedic
beauty care and cures. The have
received several international awards for
Quality Excellence. As a special gesture
to visitors to the Trade Fair, Shahnaz
Husain offered several attractive dis-
counts on products and the Beauty
Diploma Course.
ShahnazhysteriagripsTradeFairatPragatiMaidan
SheelaFoamLimited’sIPOtoopenonNovember29,2016cnp bureau
New Delhi: Sheela Foam Limited (“Company”), one of
India’s leading manufacturer of mattresses under the
brand name “Sleepwell”, will be launching its initial pub-
lic offering (“IPO” or the “Offer”) which is scheduled to
open on November 29, 2016 and close on December 1,
2016, with a price band of 680 – 730per Equity Share
of Face Value of 5 each of the Company (the “Equity
Shares”). The Company may, in consultation with the
Book Running Lead Managers, consider participation by
Anchor Investors. The Anchor Investors shall Bid during
the Anchor Investor Bidding Date, i.e., one Working Day
prior to the Bid/Offer Opening Date.
The IPO comprises of an Offer for Sale of such number
of Equity Sharesaggregating up to ` 5,100 million by
Polyflex Marketing Private Limited. (“Selling
Shareholder”).
The Company will not receive any proceeds from the
Offer and all proceeds from the Offer will go to the Selling
Shareholder.
sp. correspondent
Gurgaon: IBS Gurgaon host-
ed a press-meet at Hotel
ClarksInn, Gurgaon to share
about their institute's 100%
placement record. During the
meet students of the institute
presented a Nukkar Natak
based on 'Anti-Ragging
Theme', which was one of the
attraction.
The program commenced
with the introduction of the
meet, followed by the skit
(nukkar natak) by the stu-
dents, where they try to por-
tray how ragging by the sen-
iors can affect the mind-set of
fresher and how they caught
up in high stress & bound to
think about ending their life
even. In the play they also
highlighted the number of
special helpline for ragging.
The main aim of the skit was
to spread the awareness to
not to adopt ragging in col-
lege life or such a route that
might cause stress in young-
sters life and they get mental-
ly affected. We wanted to
showcase to you how we sen-
sitize our students with a
holistic approach, we not only
help them to study & get a job
but build a career & be a
responsible global citizen,
said Prof. S.C. Sharma
(Director IBS).
IBSGurgaonachieve100%PlacementRecord
Photo: Binod Takiawala
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Diwali after-
math which drastically
increased the smog level in
NCR air was the thought
behind the beauty work-
shop in the city by the lead-
ing Korean brand,
TheFaceShop. The com-
pany has been organising
multiple such workshops in
the recent times to create
awareness about its natu-
ral products range and
their suitability to Indian
skin in all diversified condi-
tions. Bobby Chopra,
beauty and make-up
expert of TheFaceShop
India talked about the extra
care and attention needed
for the skin, both feminine
and masculine.
Bobby not only demon-
strated the fine line tips on
how to best apply the
make-up but she also
emphasised upon the com-
mon make-up disasters
and how to prevent them.
Suggesting that skin
cleansing and make-up
removal techniques are
equally important towards
maintaining a healthy
glowing skin, she referred
that TheFaceShop has a
diversified range of natural
beauty products to prevent
many common skin prob-
lems faced by Indian peo-
ple specially during sea-
sonal weather changes.
Korean
Brand
TheFace
Shop finds
beauty solu-
tions for
Indian skin
6. cnp bureau
New Delhi: Switzerland
Tourism today announced
the launch of its Winter
Campaign for 2016 and
‘Nature wants you back’
campaign for summer
2017. The Winter cam-
paign will focus on all the
action and adventure that
can be explored in one of
nature’s most artistic can-
vases – Switzerland, with
the tagline ‘You can... but
you don’t have to’. The
summer campaign
“Nature wants you back”,
to be led by Brand
Ambassador Ranveer
Singh was also launched.
The campaign tag line is
the perfect expression of
how one chooses to be
‘ # I N L O V E W I T H -
SWITZERLAND; have an
adventurous adrenaline
filled vacation or a leisure-
ly, relaxed trip whilst taking
in the beauty of the breath-
taking nature, scenery and
serenity of the country.
The campaign launched in
presence of the tourism
partners of Switzerland –
Zurich, Basel, Ticino,
Matterhorn and Swiss
International Air Lines,
hopes to further increase
and sustain the double
digit growth of 16% seen in
2015-2016. With an initial
focus on the winter tourist,
Switzerland Tourism will
showcase the multiple
options like skiing, sledg-
ing and snowboarding for
the active traveller and
Christmas markets, open
air hot springs and igloo
stays for the more relaxed
visitor looking for pure
white relaxation in winter.
International6New Delhi, 28 November - 4 December, 2016
Naypyi Taw: At least three suspects involved in two
blasts on Friday at the Yangon regional government
office have been arrested, a police officer said.
Two women and a man were captured with material used
for making chemical bombs with soft drink bottles,
Xinhua news agency reported.
The suspects admitted to being involved in the blasts.
Two minor blasts took place at the regional government
office building, which lies in Dagon township. No casual-
ties were reported.
A series of explosions had occurred in Yangon’s two
giant retailers and South Dagon township’s Immigration
office during this month.
Those explosions were also identified as being caused
by similar home-made chemical bombs.
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A Japanese skating rink that froze 5,000 dead fish into
the ice as an attraction for visitors has been forced to
close after receiving a barrage of criticism.
Amusement park Space World is now melting the rink —
which could take about a week — and will hold a memo-
rial service for the fish, the company said.
The rink in southwestern Japan opened on November
12, after 5,000 fish were frozen under the surface of the
ice as a decorative effect while customers skated above.
But the concept was slammed as unethical and the rink
in the city of Kitakyushu was forced to close on Sunday,
Space World spokesman Koji Shibata said.
“We received critical voices saying it is not good to use
creatures as a toy, and that it is bad to let food go to
waste,” he said on Monday.
Social media erupted, with one visitor to the park’s
Facebook page writing: “An event on an ice rink with
frozen fish… How sinful.”
5,000 dead fish in ice at Japan
skating rink sparks uproar
Sri Lanka’s President Maithripala Sirisena
has asked Donald Trump to pressure the
UN Human Rights Council to drop war
crimes allegations against the country’s
troops.
Sirisena’s office said Sunday he had sent
a “special message” to president-elect
Trump seeking US intervention at the
council, where Sri Lanka faces censure
for wartime atrocities.
“I sent a special message to Donald
Trump asking him to support us at the
(council),” the President said. “I am asking
him to help completely clear my country
(of war crimes allegations) and allow us to
start afresh.”
Sirisena said he was making a similar
appeal to the incoming UN Secretary-
General Antonio Guterres.
However, during a visit by outgoing
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to Sri
Lanka last month, Sirisena had asked for
more time to investigate war crimes, a
sensitive political issue in the majority-
Sinhalese country.
Sri Lanka has said it will set up special
courts to address issues of accountability,
but the promised judicial mechanisms
have yet to be established.
There have been allegations that troops
killed up to 40,000 minority Tamils during
the final battle against separatist Tamil
Tiger rebels in 2009, a period when
Sirisena’s predecessor and strongman
leader Mahinda Rajapakse was in power.
Sirisena said he had been able to “tone
down” a US-initiated censure resolution
soon after defeating Rajapakse and com-
ing to power in January 2015. But he was
keen to secure Trump’s help to have the
allegations against Sri Lanka dropped.
The rights council has asked Sri Lanka to
ensure credible investigations into war
crimes, pay reparations to victims and
their families and ensure reconciliation
after 37 years of ethnic war which claimed
at least 100,000 lives.
Troops still have a large presence in the
former conflict zones in the north and east
and keep a close watch on the local Tamil
population, seven years after the end of
the war.
Sri Lanka
seeks Donald
Trump’s help
to drop war
crimes charges
against
Lankan troops
Poland`’s prime minister
called for a Brexit “com-
promise” and said,
Europeans in Britain and
Britons in Europe should
not be “made to feel like
hostages” as she kicked
off a landmark trip to
London.
Britain’s shock vote in
June to leave the
European Union sparked
fear among the 800,000
Poles living in Britain, par-
ticularly following a spate
of xenophobic attacks
after the referendum.
Beata Szydlo pledged
Poland would be a “con-
structive partner” in
potentially fraught negoti-
ations to set the terms of
Britain’s divorce from the
EU, but that London had
to set out a clear vision
for its post-EU future.
“We need a good compro-
mise which gives both our
countries the best possi-
ble options for economic
and security cooperation,”
she wrote in Monday’s
Daily Telegraph.
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‘good compromise’on Brexit
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hands with Europe’s leading brands
Kanchan Yadav
New Delhi:India’s leading playground equipment manu-
facturer announced its tie-up with two of Europe’s lead-
ing manufacturers – Galopin of Spain and Play Planet,
Portugal to form a consortium that will make the highest
quality playground equipments for the now discerning
Indians.
Koochie Play Systems have collaborated with Galopin,
Spain and Play Planet, Portugal to bring the best
European designed products along-with best quality and
safety to Indian markets. The three giants in the space of
designing, manufacturing and installing of children’s
playground equipment and outdoor fitness announced
their collaboration at a glittering event at the India Habitat
Centre in New Delhi. Among others it was attended by
Mr. Carlos Jimenez, Chief Economic and Commercial
Counsellor, Embassy of Spain in India, Dr. Anil Safaya, a
very distinguished ENT Surgeon and Mr. Minesh Parikh,
India’s foremost landscape architect & product
designer. The event was also graced by several digni-
taries including leading architects, real estate developers
of North India and socialites.
cnp bureau
Delhi: BBIS Media Club in association
with Creatives World Media Academy
jointly organizing Media Literacy
Conclave on 3rd December at Bal Bhavan
International School, Sector-12, Dwarka.
“It is an attempt to acknowledge the con-
tribution of Youth in media & aimed to
encourage the budding media star on
common platform.”
Says S.S.Dogra-Founder & Director of the
said Conclave. He further added that in
the conclave 1st Children Film Festival
will be held under which the films made by
the students from different schools will be
screened. One Photo Exhibition will be
another attraction of the event in which
the photographs taken by the students of
different schools will be displayed in the
Group photo exhibition.
Media Literacy Conclave in Dwarka on 3rd Dec
Noida: Sandeep Marwah
President of Marwah
Studios already been nom-
inated and declared Global
Green Ambassador,
International Media Guru,
Global Leader, Man of
Asia, Icon of The Decade,
Indian Icon now once
again honored with Global
Cultural Minister by the
delegates of 24 countries
of the World.
A Global Education
Summit 2016 has taken
place at Noida Film City to
bring about a change in the
education system in todays
World. All the delegates
gave their concrete sug-
gestions to the house.
The delegates were from
Democratic Republic of
Congo, Ethiopia, Liberia,
Lithuania, Myanmar, Niger,
Russia, Sudan, Tajikistan,
Uzbekistan, Ghana,
Kenya, Lesotho,
Mozambique, Swaziland,
Uganda, Afghanistan, Cote
D’ lvoire, Sri Lanka,
Botswana, Zimbabwe and
India were present there.
Daniel Tibebe Nekatibeb
Ethiopia said that I have
never met a personality
like Sandeep Marwah. His
achievements are beyond
reach. Egle Stebuliene
from Lithuania said that
Sandeep Marwah should
have been in the federal
government of India and
government must utilize
the vast experience he
has. Robert Wafula
Masinde invited Marwah to
Kenya for motivational trip.
Ahmad Khan Bigzadah
said that Sandeep Marwah
is already popular in
Afghanistan and needs no
introduction. Salebona
Mamba would love to
come back to Marwah
Studios for film education.
“I am so thankful to all of
you for extending so much
of confidence in me. I am
trying my best to unite the
World through art and cul-
ture,” said Sandeep
Marwah President of
Marwah Studios Chairing
the summit and recipient of
Global Cultural Minister
Award.
SandeepMarwahOnceAgainNominatedGlobalCulturalMinister
New Delhi: It was a great celebration of 25th years of
Slovenian Independence. Some of the very important
people from the field of art and culture, politics and min-
istries including Member of the assembly from Slovenia
were present there.
“I am thankful to all my friends here who all have con-
tributed today with their gracious presence on the 25th
year of Slovenia,” said H.E. Jozef Drofenic Ambassador
of Slovenia to India welcoming the dignities to the grand
affair of celebration at the Embassy.
Sandeep Marwah President Marwah Studios and
Chairperson Indo Slovenia Film And Cultural Forum was
the special guest of the day. “I extend my heartiest con-
gratulations to the Ambassador of Slovenia to India on
this great occasion of completing 25 years of its inde-
pendence. We have always believed in promoting love,
peace and unity through art and culture. Indo Slovenia
relations have grown as we are promoting also the cin-
ema of Slovenia in India,” said Sandeep Marwah.
Secretary Ministry of External Affairs and Director
General Indian Council For Cultural Affairs Amarendra
Khatua was the chief guest of the day. Ambassador of
Romania, Ambassador of Poland, Ambassador of
Czech Republic, Ambassador of Slovekia, Ambassador
of Bulgaria and Ambassador of Bhutan also attended
the evening.
SandeepMarwahSpecialGuestatSlovenianSilverJubileeDay
Delhi: Admiral Sunil Lanba,
PVSM,AVSM,ADC, Chief of
the Naval Staff, is visiting Sri
Lanka on a bilateral visit from
27 November to 01
December 2016.
The visit is intended to con-
solidate and enhance the
bilateral maritime relations
between India and Sri Lanka.
During his visit, the CNS will
hold bilateral discussions
with His Excellency
Maithripala Sirisena,
President of Sri Lanka.
AdmiralSunilLanba,Chiefof
theNavalStaffvisitsSriLanka
The Visit of Union Minister for Social Justice and
Empowerment, Shri Thaawarchand Gehlot to the 36th
India International Trade Fair (IITF), Pragati Maidan
8. Happening8 New Delhi, 28 November - 4 December, 2016
60Years Celebrations ofAlliance Francaise de DelhiNew Delhi: Recently Alliance Francaise de Delhi completed its 60 years of existence. To celebrate this occasion a three day event
was organised by the Institution. AFD Director, Jean Francois Ramon was the perfect host to the celebrations which included a con-
cert by Amjad Ali Khan, Kal Aaj Kal a round table around Indo –French Cultural cooperation, Photography exhibition “The Surface of
Things”, French electronic music by Jean Du Voyage feat DJ Roli, Theatre play by L’Avare by Moliere. Many guests from the delhi
social circuit were seen attending the events to name a few were Alan Allana, Aruna Vasudev, Sandeep Marwah, Jitendra Padam and
Mia Lakra.
Mitushi Khurana
Amal Allana
Lavina Bhatia Shuchi Khanna and
Jaspreet Singh
Sandy larma and
Anuj Lalwani
Rashita Sehra and
Amar Sehra
Vikram Mittal and
Astha Mittal
Sona Sharma and Aakash Sharma Ratnadeep Lall and Kavita Malhotra Manuj Sharma and
Nandita Sharma
Tamanna Kapur and
Bernard Faivre D'arcier Jitendra Padam Jain and Aruna Vasudev
Sukanya Ghosh and
Rahaab Allana
StarCast of Kahaani 2 at Marwah Studio
9. EntertainmentNew Delhi, 28 November - 4 December, 2016
spl. correspondent
Delhi: Sony Entertainment
Television will soon show
its viewers the historic hero
Bajirao’s journey to
becoming a Peshwa in
their upcoming show
Peshwa Bajirao.
The makers of the show
has roped in a stellar star
cast to play pivotal roles in
the show. Recently we
heard that - Raza Murad,
Ravindra Mankani, Manish
Wadhwa, and Rudra Soni
will be seen in the show.
The latest we hear is that
the talented child artist
Siddharth Nigam has been
finalized to play the role of
Chatrapati Shivaji.
On the same, we contact-
ed Siddharth’s mother to
know more about him
being a part of the show,
and she informs us,
“Siddharth has a very
important role to play in
Peshwa Bajirao. He will
essay the role of Shivaji
when he was 16 years old.
We are sure Siddharth will
do justice to the role. He is
very excited with his new
get up and the feel of the
character.”
Dynamic child actor Siddharth Nigam to be a part of
Sony Entertainment Television’s Peshwa Bajirao
spl. correspondent
Delhi: Mixed Metal is the
theme of embellishment
this season. Gold, silver,
copper, bronze, platinum
and pewter come together
in melded harmony.
Dyed and antique gota,
zari , taar and dabka are
embroidered in metallic
ombres; the subtle sheen
and tarnished effects are
reminiscent of oxidised
patinas. Floral trellises and
geometric jaals adorn the
surfaces of opulent tussar
silk, flat chiffon, Benarasi
Brocade, velvet and chan-
deri. The Collection is
crafted in two parts: a
lighter gota and sequin
section, and a heavier
zardozi segment. The col-
ored and stained gota -
work almost looks like mar-
ble inlay, while the tonal
gradations of the zardozi
metal- work are exquisitely
elaborate.
Festive/Bridal2016-17collection
cnp bureau
Delhi: The popular love
tale of Dev aka Shaheer
Sheikh and Sonakshi aka
Erica Fernandes on Sony
Entertainment Television’s
Kuch Rang Pyar Ke Aise
Bhi has created waves.
Similarly, the difficulties
and differences that
Sonakshi and Ishwari aka
Supriya Pilgaonkar have
had also kept the audi-
ences engrossed.
However, for the first time
ever they will be seen
coming together to cele-
brate Dev’s birthday.
Yes you heard it right!
Audience is now in for a
treat as Sonakshi and
Ishwari have planned a
surprised birthday bash
for Dev. Of course, this
will be one big celebration
in the Dixit house. This is
Dev’s first birthday after
marriage and audience
can expect a lot of surpris-
es in the coming episodes.
Now isn’t that sweet.
SonakshiandIshwari’ssurprise
birthdayplanforDev’sbirthday
inKuchRangPyarKeAiseBhi
cnp bureau
Mumbai: Sony
E n t e r t a i n m e n t
Television’s The
Kapil Sharma
Show is known for
bringing out a lot of
laughter and it was
as hilarious as
always when the
energetic Ranveer Singh and Vaani Kapoor visited the
set to promote their upcoming film. Interestingly, when
Kapil quizzed the duo on their off screen chemistry, the
duo’s unexpected revelation had the audience in splits.
Vaani revealed that Ranveer used to rag her which
eventually led to fight. It used to happen on a daily
basis. Although, these revelations only generated a lot
of laughter, Kapil too enjoyed the company of the lively
onscreen couple.
Ranveer Singh and Vaani Kapoor have
a blast on The Kapil Sharma Show
Mumbai: Actress
Sonakshi Sinha says
celebrities are always
under pressure to look per-
fect, but she makes it a
point that she promotes a
‘healthy body image’.
“I think actors are always
under pressure to
look perfect all the
time. However, it
depends on the
particular person
on how you feel
that pressure. I
have always
been somebody
who has been
projected as a
healthy body
image,” Sonakshi
said at an event.
She added: “I know
that young girls take
us as an inspiration.
They follow us in every
way. Therefore, I don’t
want to give any wrong
message regarding health
related issues. What I feel
is that you have
to be healthy
and happy if
you want to
do some-
thing note-
worthy in your
life.”
Her film
“Force 2” is
doing good
business
at the box
o f f i c e
d e s p i t e
the govern-
m e n t ’ s
demonetisa-
tion move.
The actress
is happy with
the response.
“Considering
the situation,
we are happy
that ‘Force 2’ has
done good business at the
box office. It could have
done better but we are all
part of that situation. So,
whatever collection ‘Force
2’ has managed to make
we are pretty much satis-
fied,” she said.
Actors are
always
under
pressure
to look
perfect,
says
Sonakshi
SonyEntertainmentTelevision’sIndianIdolSeason9
cnp bureau
Delhi: Sony Entertainment Television’s Indian Idol, the
show that redefined the television landscape, by provid-
ing raw talents with a national platform and making them
singing sensation. The show that premiered in 2004 with
Sonu Nigam, Farah Khan and Anu Malik as judges, is
back with yet another exciting season with the original
trio taking the mantle of judges! Their distinctive person-
alities, unique camaraderie and valuable comments will
only add to the entertainment quotient of Indian Idol
Season 9.
Mumbai: It seems like this mother-son relationship is
going through a bitter phase as Madonna’s son Rocco
Ritchie publicly announced that he was extremely happy
after parting ways with his mother.
The 16-year-old has recently commented on an
Instagram post of her mother where pop diva can be
seen completing the mannequin challenge around a din-
ner table with friends.
‘So glad I don’t live there anymore,’ commented Rocco
Ritchie.
However, Rocco Ritchie deleted the comment after fac-
ing huge backlash from Madonna’s fans, who rebuked
the teen for his unkind remark.
The video that also featured Rocco’s siblings David and
Mercy has also been removed soon after the fuss.
The statement came a week after Rocco got nabbed on
suspicion of cannabis possession.
However, the ‘Into The Groove’ singer extended support
for her son following the arrest and released a statement
to The Associated Press, calling Rocco’s legal troubles ‘a
family matter.’ ‘I love my son very much. I will do whatev-
er I can to give him the support that he needs, and I ask
that you respect our privacy at this time,’ she said.
Madonna’s son Rocco Ritchie is ‘glad’
he doesn’t live with heranymore
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spl. corresondent
New Delhi: The water stor-
age available in 91 major
reservoirs of the country
for the week ending on
November 24, 2016 was
105.209 BCM, which is
67% of total storage
capacity of these reser-
voirs. This was 125% of
the storage of correspon-
ding period of last year and
97% of storage of average
of last ten years.
The total storage capacity
of these 91 reservoirs is
157.799 BCM which is
about 62% of the total stor-
age capacity of 253.388
BCM which is estimated to
have been created in the
country. 37 Reservoirs out
of these 91 have
hydropower benefit with
installed capacity of more
than 60 MW.
Northern Region
The northern region
includes States of
Himachal Pradesh, Punjab
and Rajasthan. There are
six reservoirs under
Central Water Commission
(CWC) monitoring having
total live storage capacity
of 18.01 BCM. The total
live storage available in
these reservoirs is 10.84
BCM which is 60% of total
live storage capacity of
these reservoirs. The stor-
age during corresponding
period of last year was
69% and average storage
of last ten years during cor-
responding period was
70% of live storage capac-
ity of these reservoirs.
Thus, storage during cur-
rent year is less than the
corresponding period of
last year and is also less
than the average storage
of last ten years during the
corresponding period.
The Eastern region
includes States of
Jharkhand, Odisha, West
Bengal and Tripura. There
are 15 reservoirs under
CWC monitoring having
total live storage capacity
of 18.83 BCM. The total
live storage available in
these reservoirs is 15.45
BCM which is 82% of total
live storage capacity of
these reservoirs. The stor-
age during corresponding
period of last year was
61% and average storage
of last ten years during cor-
responding period was
73% of live storage capac-
ity of these reservoirs.
Thus, storage during cur-
rent year is better than the
corresponding period of
last year and is also better
than the average storage
of last ten years during the
corresponding period.
The Western region
includes States of Gujarat
and Maharashtra. There
are 27 reservoirs under
CWC monitoring having
total live storage capacity
of 27.07 BCM. The total
live storage available in
these reservoirs is 21.66
BCM which is 80% of total
live storage capacity of
these reservoirs. The stor-
age during corresponding
period of last year was
51% and average storage
of last ten years during cor-
responding period was
74% of live storage capac-
ity of these reservoirs.
Thus, storage during cur-
rent year is better than the
storage of last year and is
also better than the aver-
age storage of last ten
years during the corre-
sponding period.
Water Level of 91 Major Reservoirs of
the Country Goes Down by one Percent
Vivek Sharma
New Delhi: Jagan Institute of Management Studies
(JIMS), Rohini Sector-5 organized the 13th Annual IT
symposium “TECHBYTE 2016” at PHD Chamber of
Commerce & Industry. Through this symposium, JIMS
institute provided a platform for industry professionals to
discuss current trends in IT industry, problems and chal-
lenges, and current technology scenario with budding
minds of MCA Department. More than 200 students and
academicians attended the symposium.
Guest of Honour Gaurav Karwal, Technical Delivery
Manager, Accolite S/w Pvt. Ltd. and Chief Guest
Joydeep Chakraborty, Chief strategic officer
(Technology), Swastik Infotech graced the occasion.
Among other eminent guests were Auyon Bhattacharya,
Project Manager- HCL Technologies, Rajni Raswant,
S/w Programmer – Classic informatics Pvt. Ltd, Rahul
Darad, S/w engineer -Wipro Ltd, and more.
Gaurav Karwal talked about the “Internet of Things” shar-
ing his experience; he emphasized on the need of self-
awareness of students like that of the devices that we
use. Highlighted devices and protocols like RFID ZigBee,
Wi-Fi, Wave Technologies, Ingestible Sensors,
Smartlocks, Smart Clothing etc.
reporter.cnpn@gmail.com
IMS Rohini organized 13th Annual
IT symposium “Techbyte 2016”
* On the birth anniversary of celebrated poet
and writer Harivansh Rai Bachchan, I would
like to remind you all how his son and actor
Amitabh Bachchan has lent his name to the
Swacchta Abhiyan.
* I would like to thank him for supporting the
cause.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his first
‘Mann Ki Baat’ after the demonetisation drive
cited Kenya’s M-Pesa as an example of how
an economy can move towards being a cash-
less society. M-Pesa is a mobile-phone based
money transfer and banking service that was
first introduced by Vodafone in Kenya.
The M in M-Pesa stands for mobile, while
PESA is the Swahili word for money. M-Pesa
is often called the most successful mobile
phone-based banking service in the develop-
ing world. It was first introduced in Kenya by
Vodafone for Safaricom in 2007. According to
Safaricom, M-Pesa has “revolutionised the
way Kenya does business”. M-Pesa was envi-
sioned as a service that would help small busi-
nesses use their mobile phones to get loans
and allow for microfinance-loan repayments.
Giving a push for the country to go digital,
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday
appealed the people, particularly the youths,
to embrace e-banking and mobile banking for
cashless transactions.
"Time has come for everyone, particularly my
young friends, to embrace e-banking, mobile
banking and more such technology," PM Modi
said in a tweet before his 'Mann Ki Baat' radio
address to the nation.
The Prime Minister suggested that mobile
should be used for the banking purposes.
"My mobile... My bank... My wallet," PM Modi
said.
The central government on November 8
demonetised old Rs 500 and 1,000 notes to
crack down on black money holders. The
move led to a cash chaos in the country. PM
Narendra Modi Warns Unscrupulous
Elements Not To Misuse The Poor;
Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned
unscrupulous elements not to play with the
lives of the poor by depositing illegal money
into their accounts as stringent law against
'benami' transactions were in place to deal
with them, as he asked the youth and other
sections to move towards a "cashless socie-
ty".
"Even now, some people think they can bring
their black money, the money earned through
corruption or the one which is unaccounted
for, back into the system through illegal
means. Unfortunately, they are misusing the
poor for this purpose by misleading, luring or
tempting them by putting money into their
accounts," PM Modi said in his first 'Mann ki
Baat' radio programme after he announced
the demonetisation move on November 8.
"A very stringent law to deal with 'benami'
transactions is being implemented, that will
make such things (transactions) very difficult.
Government does not want the people to face
such difficulties," the Prime Minister said in a
veiled warning. "I would tell such (unscrupu-
lous) people that to reform or not reform is
your wish. Following the law or not is your
wish - that the law will take care of.
Mann Ki Baat: PM..................................................................
Hiten Shulka
Ahmedabad: “India is
fast transitioning to a
cashless economy and
the Prime Minister’s latest
initiative to demonetize
high value currencies will
give an impetus to the
process. We have already
digitized a considerable
segment of our operations
in tune with the govern-
ment’s flagship ‘Digital
India’ programme. We are
determined to push for-
ward our passenger-
friendly measures in a
more aggressive manner
by leveraging technology,”
said IRCTC Chairman
and Managing Director Dr
A K Manocha.
IRCTC, a ‘mini Ratna’
PSU of Indian Railways,
has been vigorously
involved in digitizing
financial transactions on
various fronts like booking
of train and flight tickets
and monthly season tick-
ets. Further, its recently
launched e-catering serv-
ice, ‘Food on Track’, has
been a huge success with
the facility providing rail
passengers flexible option
of choosing their meals
from the list of popular
food service vendors
empanelled with IRCTC.
Meals can be ordered
online on its website,
www.ecatering.irctc.co.in.
A major benefit of this
service is that passengers
can make payment for
their meal orders online
and they don’t have to
carry loads of hard cash.
They can make payment
through their credit/debit
cards as well as e-wallets
like Mobikwik and Paytm.
The online meal booking
is also available through
Android and iOS-based
applications that can be
downloaded on any smart
phone.
IRCTC has partnered with
popular food aggregators
like Dominos, Haldiram,
KFC and Sarvana Bhavan
to expand the culinary
choices of travelling pas-
sengers.
IRCTC chips in to contribute to Central
Govt.’s cashless economy initiative
12. Sports12 New Delhi, 28 November - 4 December, 2016
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Mkyus gSa] mldk
uacj Mkydj
jde ,l,e,l
djuk gS vkSj QaM
VªkalQj gks
tk,xkA lHkh dks cgqr Qk;nk fey
jgk gSA 10 #i;s ls T;knk dk dksbZ
Hkh O;ogkj bl rjg dj ldrs gSaA
;gka [kqnjs dh dksbZ leL;k ugha gSA
blfy, tgka 'kgjksa esa nqdkuksa esa yksx
de vk jgs gSa] ogha nwljh rjQ ;gka
vkjke ls igys dh rjg lc py jgk
gSA xkao ds cqtqxZ isa'kujksa dks Hkh ckgj
ugha tkuk iM+rk gSA xkao ds ,d
fjVk;MZ f'k{kd ds lkFk dqN le;
igys ,d gknlk gks x;k FkkA oks
viuh isa'ku ysus ikl ds 'kgj x, Fks
rks fdlh us iSls Nhu fy, FksA ysfdu
vc fdlh cqtqxZ dks dksbZ t:jr ugha
gS Hkkxus dhA isa'ku pkgs ftl cSad esa
tek gks] oks psd ls bls vius xkao ds
vdkmaV esa VªkalQj dj ysrs gSa vkSj
tc pkfg, rc xkao ds ,Vh,e ls iSls
fudkydj [kpZ djrs gSaA vklikl ds
vkB fdeh ds bykds esa ;gka dk
,Vh,e bdykSrk gSA ysfdu fQj Hkh
tgka 'kgjksa esa drkjsa de ugha gks jgh
gSaA ogha ;gka dksbZ HkhM+ ugha gS D;ksafd
;gka ds T;knkrj VªkatsD'ku dS'kysl
gksrs gSaA ,sls esa t:jr gS ;gka ds
lQy ç;ksx dks ns'k ds vU; fgLlksa
esa nksgjkus dh rkfd yksxksa dh eqf'dysa
de gksa vkSj mudh cpr c<+ ldsA
Editorial2 New Delhi, 28 November - 4 December, 2016
ns'k esa lkoZtfud LokLF; lsokvksa vkSj bykt ij gksus okys [kpZ dh rLohj
fNih ugha gSA ,sls ekeys vke gSa fd dksbZ O;fä ;k mldk ifjokj chekjh dk
t:jh vkSj csgrj bykt flQZ blfy, ugha djk ikrk fd ml ij gksus okyk
[kpZ ogu dj ldus esa og l{ke ugha gSA blesa vLirky vkSj M‚DVj dh Qhl
ls T;knk eqf'dy nokvksa dh dherksa ds pyrs is'k
vkrh gSA blfy, fd M‚DVj tks nok,a ysus dh
lykg nsrs gSa os vkerkSj ij fdlh [kkl nok daiuh
dh gksrh gSa vkSj mudh dher dkQh Åaph gksrh gSA
blds eqdkcys tsusfjd nok,a njvly czkaMsM nokvksa
dk lLrk vkSj csgrj fodYi gSa] tks vlj dh dlkSVh
ij fcYdqy muds leku gksrh gSaA fcYdqy leku
daiksft'ku ;kuh jklk;fud lfEeJ.k gksus ds
ckotwn buds fuekZ.k ij cgqr de [kpZ vkrk gS vkSj
buds çlkj ds fy, csfglkc iSlk ugha cgk;k tkrk] blfy, budh dhersa
dkQh de gksrh gSaA
tcfd czkaMsM nokvksa ds foKkiu ls ysdj M‚DVjksa vkfn dks çHkkfor djus rd
ij bruk [kpZ fd;k tkrk gS fd daifu;ka bu nokvksa dh dher dbZ ckj ykxr
ds eqdkcys dbZ lkS çfr'kr T;knk j[krh gSaAblds ckotwn yksx tsusfjd nokvksa
dh vksj #[k blfy, Hkh ugha djrs fd ;k rks mUgsa buds ckjs esa tkudkjh
ugha gksrh ;k fQj fpfdRld mUgsa çR;{k ;k ijks{k rjhds ls ,slk djus ls jks-
drs gSaA ,d cM+k dkj.k ;g Hkh gS fd tsusfjd nokvksa dh miyC/krk dh txgsa
cgqr de gSa vkSj vxj dgha gSa Hkh rks muds ckjs esa T;knkrj t:jrean yksxksa
dks tkudkjh ugha gksrhA bl elys ij dkQh le; ls ljdkj dh vksj ls dks-
f'k'ksa gks jgh gSa fd vLirkyksa ls ysdj vke igqap okyh txgksa ij tsusfjd
nok,a j[kus okys dsaæksa dk çlkj fd;k tk,] rkfd fpfdRlk [kpZ ds ekeys esa
yksxksa dks dqN jkgr fey ldsA blh lanHkZ esa ljdkj us eaxyokj dks yksdlHkk
esa ,d loky ds tokc esa crk;k fd ns'k Hkj esa vc rd tsusfjd nokvksa ds
ikap lkS pkSarhl LVksj [kqy pqds gSa vkSj vxys lky ekpZ rd ,sls rhu gtkj
LVksj vkSj [kksys tkus dk çLrko gSA xkSjryc gS fd ljdkj us fo'ks"k foØ;
dsaæksa ds tfj, lHkh dks fdQk;rh dher ij xq.koÙkk;qä tsusfjd nok,a eqgS;k
djkus ds edln ls ç/kkuea=h tu vkS"kf/k ;kstuk dh 'kq#vkr dh gSA
lp ;g gS fd de dher ij leku xq.koÙkk vkSj vlj okyh nokvksa rd
tu&lkekU; vkSj [kklrkSj ij xjhc rcdksa dh igqap lqfuf'pr djus ds fygkt
ls vc rd ftruk dqN fd;k x;k gS] og u ds cjkcj gSA tcfd ukeh daifu;ksa
dh nokvksa ds cjkcj xq.koÙkk okyh tsusfjd nok,a lk/kkj.k yksxksa rd igqapkus
ds elys ij fiNys dbZ lkyksa ls ppkZ py jgh gSA nokvksa dh dher dh otg
ls fdlh chekjh dk lgh bykt u djk ikus okys yksxksa dh rknkn dkQh cM+h
gSA exj tsusfjd nokvksa ds :i esa egaxh nokvksa dk fodYi gksus ds ckotwn
vxj lk/kkj.k yksxksa dh igqap bu rd ugha gS rks fuf'pr :i ls ;g O;oLFkk
dh bPNk'kfä esa deh dk urhtk gSA ;g /;ku j[kus dh ckr gS fd Hkkjr
tsusfjd nokvksa dk mRiknu djus okys ns'kksa esa çeq[k gS] tks vesfjdk tSls
fodflr ns'kksa lesr fofHkUu ns'kksa dks Hkh budh vkiwfrZ dj jgk gSA loky gS
fd t:jrean yksxksa rd budh igqap D;ksa ugha r; dh tk ldh gS
fofiu xkSM+
Mk0 fnyhi dqekj
uksVcanhdsnkSjesafMftVyfoystvLirkyvkSjMkWDVjdhQhllsT;knkeqf'dynokvksadhdher
dapu ;kno
ns’k esa dkysèku ds fo:} ,d vkanksyu lk fNM+ x;k gSA ih,e
eksnh bl vkanksyu dk vkxkt 8 uoacj dks dj pqdsa gSaA lM+d
ls laln rd ;s dkSu yksx gSa tks uksVcanh ds fojks/k esa ykecan
gks jgs gSa ;s dkSu yksx gSa ftudks dkys /ku dh tek[kksjh
cgqr ilan gS ;s dkSu yksx gSa ftudks ns'k dh lQkbZ Bhd
ugha yx jgh ;s dkSu yksx gSa tks dks;yk ?kksVkys ls ysdj
2th rd dh djksM+ksa dh ywV ds vkjksi ds pyrs lÙkk ls ckgj
gqbZ dkaxzsl ds lkFk [kM+s gks x, gSa ;s dkSu gSa ftUgsa yksdlHkk
vkSj fo/kkulHkk ds pquko esa fVdV dh uhykeh utj ugha vkrh
;s fdldk fojks/k dj jgs gSa vkSj D;ksa dj jgs gSa dsoy
dkukQwlh esa djksM+ksa djksM+ksa dh nykyh vkSj tek[kksjh dh pqxyh
djus okys ;s lHkh yksx fdlds f[kykQ ykecan gq, gSa eerk
cuthZ rks xjhcksa dh elhgk dgh tkrh jgh gSaA og lcls igys
vkokt eq[kj djkrh gSa rks rkTtqc gksrk gS fd fdl rjg os'k
cuk dj ;s yksx lÙkk 'kh"kZ rd igqaprs gSaA
ek;korh th ds ckjs esa fy[kuk t:jh ugha yxrk D;ksafd mÙkj
çns'k ds gj vkneh dh tcku ij buds /ku dh ppkZ lkekU;
rkSj ij gksrh jgrh gSA buds ny ds fVdsV dSls feyrs gSa vkSj
fdrus esa feyrs gSa bl ckjs esa bUgha ds yksx lc dqN ehfM;k
ds lkeus dbZ ckj dg pqds gSaA eqyk;e flag th dh ikVhZ ds
ckjs esa Hkh dqN fNik ugha gSA dkaxzsl dk rks caVk/kkj gh Hkz"Vkpkj
ds dkj.k gqvk gSA tkfgj gS budh bl ckj dh ;g ,drk cgqr
dqN mxy nsxh] bldks ;s vHkh le> ugha jgs gSaA
njvly bUgsa vHkh Hkh vkHkkl ugha gS fd ujsaæ eksnh dsoy Hkkjr
ds ç/kkueU=h gh ugha gSa cfYd og vc lpeqp ,d vkanksyu
cu pqds gSaA bl vkanksyu esa ns'k muds lkFk gSA ukStoku muds
lkFk gSA O;olk;h muds lkFk gSA xjhc muds lkFk gSA tks yksx
laln ls vc lM+d ij vkdj uksVcanh ds fojks/k dh tqxr esa
yxs gSa os okLro esa D;k djuk pkg jgs gSa] ;g ckr ns'k Hkyh
çdkj ls le> jgk gSA ns'k dks ekywe gks pqdk gS dh ç/kkueU=h
ds bl QSlys us mu yksxksa dh dej rksM+ nh gS tks jkrksajkr
djksM+ifr cu tkrs FksA ns'k dks ekywe gS dh bl dne us
vkradokn vkSj vyxkookn dh fl;klr djus okyks ds lkjs
jkLrs can dj fn, gSaA ;s ogh yksx gSa tks bl eqís ij turk
dks cjxyk dj] mdlk dj ns'k dk ekgkSy vfLFkj djuk pkgrs
gSaA buesa dbZ ,slh 'kfä;ka gSa tks budks eksVh QafMax djus dks
rS;kj gSa rkfd mudh ywV [klksV vkSj vkijkf/kd xfrufof/k;ksa
dks jksd u yxus ik,A
lp rks ;g gS dh ;g iwjh fl;klr ,d [kkl fdLe ds
rqf"Vdj.k ds fy, jph tk jgh lkft'k gS tks ns'k dks >qylk
dj NksM+sxhA vHkh rd Hkz"Vkpkj vkSj dkys /ku ij ljdkj dks
ckj ckj ?ksjus vkSj foQy jgus dh nyhysa nsdj fojks/k djus
okys lHkh vkt ;fn ,d lkFk [kM+s gksdj dkys /ku ij jksd
dk fojks/k dj jgs gSa rks tkfgj gS blds ihNs Hkh cM+h 'kfä;ka
dke dj jgh gksaxhA
ns’kdsçèkkuea=heksnhvc,dvkanksyudk:ièkkj.kdjpqdsagSa
if'pe caxky dh eq[ea=h eerk cuthZ
dks ges'kk ls gh f'kdk;r jgh gS fd
orZeku eksnh ljdkj Hkh muds jkT;
ds lkFk lkSrsyk joS;k viuk jgh gSA
jkT; dh eqf[k;k gksus ds ukrs eerk
cuthZ dk vius jkT; ds fodkl ds
çfr mRlqd vkSj v/khj gksuk LokHkkfod
gSA ysfdu vxj vkadM+ksa ij xkSj djsa
rks mudk dsUæh; ljdkj ds f[kykQ
f'kdok&f'kdk;r djuk dqN gte
ugha gksrk gSA oSls vxj ckr flQZ
jktuhfrd –f"V ls ykaNu yxk dj
fl;klr dh fclkr ij eksgjs pyus
dh gS rks bl rjg dh jktuhfr dk
vlj mYVk Hkh gksrk jgk gSA dkj.k
baVjusV ds nkSj esa inkZu'kha Hkh csinkZ
gks ldrs gSaA
vkokl vkSj 'kgjh xjhch mi'keu
ea=ky; rFkk dbZ vU; lzksrksa ls çkIr
vkadM+ksa dh ekusa rks vkokl ,oa 'kgjh
xjhch mi'keu ea=ky; us ikap jkT;ksa
ftlesa caxky Hkh 'kkfey gS] dks
ç/kkuea=h vkokl ;kstuk ¼'kgjh½ ds
rgr 'kgjh xjhcksa ds fy, 84]460 vkSj
edkuksa ds fuekZ.k dks eatwjh nh gSA
buesa dqy feykdj 3]073 djksM+ #i;s
dk fuos'k fd;k tk,xkA dqy ;kstuk
ds fy, 1]256 djksM+ #i;s dh dsaæh;
lgk;rk dks eatwjh nh xbZ gSA crk nsa
fd ç/kkuea=h vkokl ;kstuk ¼'kgjh½ ds
^ykHkkFkhZ dh vxqokbZ esa fuekZ.k* ?kVd
ds rgr bu edkuksa dk fuekZ.k fd;k
tkuk gSA ftlds rgr if'pe caxky
ds fy, 1]918 djksM+ #i;s ds fuos'k
ds lkFk 47]379 edkuksa ds fuekZ.k dks
eatwjh nh xbZ gSA ;kfu caxky dks
;kstuk ds rgr 711 djksM+ #i;s dh
dsaæh; lgk;rk dks Loh—fr nh xbZ gSA
vkb;s tkurs gSa fd ns'k ds mä ikap
jkT;ksa ds rgr fdldks D;k feysxkA
iatkc ds fy, 424 djksM+ #i;s ds
fuos'k ,oa 217 djksM+ #i;s dh dsaæh;
lgk;rk ds lkFk 15]209 edkuksa ds
fuekZ.k dks Loh—fr nh xbZ gSA blh
rjg >kj[kaM ds fy, 464 djksM+ #i;s
dh dqy ykxr ,oa 192 djksM+ #i;s
dh dsaæh; lgk;rk ds lkFk 12]814
edkuksa ds fuekZ.k dks eatwjh nh xbZ gSA
dsjy ds fy, 179 djksM+ #i;s ds
fuos'k ds lkFk 5968 edkuksa ds fuekZ.k
dks Loh—fr nh xbZ gS] ftuds fy, 89
djksM+ #i;s dh dsaæh; lgk;rk dks
eatwjh nh xbZ gSA ef.kiqj ds fy, igyh
ckj 3]090 edkuksa ds fuekZ.k dks Loh—
fr nh xbZ gS] ftuesa dqy feykdj 88
djksM+ #i;s dk fuos'k fd;k tk,xk
vkSj ftuds fy, 46 djksM+ #i;s dh
dsaæh; lgk;rk dks eatwjh nh xbZ gSA
/;ku jgs fd ç/kkuea=h vkokl ;kstuk
¼'kgjh½ ds ^ykHkkFkhZ dh vxqokbZ esa
fuekZ.k* ?kVd ds rgr vkfFkZd –f"V ls
fiNM+s rcdksa ls okLrk j[kus okys gj
ik= ykHkkFkhZ dks lacaf/kr fn'kk&funsZ'kksa
ds vuq:i ekStwnk edkuksa ds
foLrkjhdj.k] mUu;u ds fy, 1-50
yk[k #i;s dh dsaæh; lgk;rk nh
tkrh gSA lkQ dj nsuk gksxk fd bu
uohure eatwfj;ksa ds lkFk gh
ç/kkuea=h vkokl ;kstuk ¼'kgjh½ ds
rgr fiNys ,d o"kZ ds nkSjku 62]740
djksM+ #i;s ds fuos'k ds lkFk dqy
feykdj 10]95]804 fdQk;rh edkuk-
sa ds fuekZ.k dks eatwjh nh xbZ gS]
ftuds fy, 16289 djksM+ #i;s dh
dsaæh; lgk;rk dks Loh—fr nh xbZ
gSA vc ,d ckj fQj ls caxky dh
ckr djrs gSa ysfdu rF;ksa vkSj vkadM+ksa
ds lkFkA chrs fnuksa dsaæ }kjk if'pe
caxky esa lkxj canjxkg ifj;kstuk
fodkl ds fy, 515 djksM+ #i;s dk
vuqnku eatwj fd;k x;k gSA dsaæ us
if'pe caxky esa çLrkfor lkxj can-
jxkg ifj;kstuk ds fodkl ds fy,
fl)kar :i ls 515 djksM+ #i;s ds
vuqnku nsus dh eatwjh nh gSA ;g f'k-
fiax ea=ky; ds fiNys nks o"kksaZ ls
tkjh ç;kl ds fgLls ds :i esa gSA
,d Lis'ky ijil Ogsfdy] Hkksj lkxj
iksVZ fyfeVsM ¼ch,lih,y½ dks
ifj;kstuk ykxw djus dh ftEesnkjh
nh xbZ gSA dksydkrk iksVZ VªLV ds
ikl 74 çfr'kr 'ks;j gSa vkSj if'pe
caxky ljdkj dh fgLlsnkjh 26
çfr'kr dh gSA rVh; lqj{kk] tehu
dk fQj ls nkok djus rFkk ryd"kZ.k
lkexzh ds mi;ksx ds fy, e‚Mfyax
dks 'kkfey djrs gq, foLr`r ;kstuk
fjiksVZ rS;kj djus ds dke esa
vkbZvkbZVh eækl dks yxk;k x;k gSA
foLr`r ;kstuk fjiksVZ rS;kj djus dk
dke tkjh gSA canjxkg laidZ dks fod-
flr djus dk Hkh dke gks jgk gSA
lkxj}hi dks eq[; Hkwfe ls tksM+us ds
fy, eqM+hxaxk unh ds Åij ,d lM+d
lg jsy iqy cukus dk çLrko gSA
blds fy, jk"Vªh; jktekxZ vkSj vola-
jpuk fodkl fuxe fyfeVsM
¼,u,pvkbZMhlh,y½ us foLr`r ;kstuk
fjiksVZ rS;kj dh gSA iqy cukus esa 1822
djksM+ #i;s dh ykxr vk,xhA bl
lM+d vkSj jsy iqy dks jk"Vªh; jktekxZ
usVodZ vkSj jsyos usVodZ ls tksM+us dk
dk;Z Hkh fd;k tk jgk gSA lM+d
ifjogu vkSj jktekxZ ea=ky; us
fl)kar :i esa ,u,p&117 dks
dkd}hi ls tksdk vkSj lkxj}hi ds
lM+d vkSj jsy iqy ls tksM+us ds fy,
4 ysu dh lM+d cukus ij lgefr nh
gSA jsy cksMZ us canjxkg dks jsy usVodZ
ls tksM+us ds fy, losZ{k.k dh eatwjh nh
gSA caxky ds yksxksa dks irk gS fd 34
o"kZ dh 'kklu O;oLFkk ds nkSjku
okeekspkZ dh ljdkj us jkT; ij Hkkjh
Hkjde dtZ ykn fn;k gSA reke
;kstuk,a okeekspkZ dh ljdkj ds le;
ne rksM+ pqdh gSaA okeekspkZ ds usrk o
eaf=;ksa dk Hkh ;gh vkjksi turk dh
vnkyr esa yxrk jgk fd fnYyh
ljdkj ds joS;s ls jkT; ds fodkl ij
czsd yxk gSA dgha eerk cuthZ dh
ljdkj Hkh vkjksi tM+us ds ekeys esa
okeekspkZ ds iFk dh jkgh rks ugha cu
jgh gSA
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