The article discusses the Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill in India. It notes that while there is general agreement that implementing GST would benefit the economy by simplifying the tax structure, reaching a consensus between the central and state governments on certain provisions has proven difficult. This has led to repeated delays in rolling out GST. The article argues that further unnecessary delays should be avoided as GST is crucial for improving the business climate and encouraging investment and growth in India. While states have concerns about issues like compensation and tax jurisdiction, these should not prevent taking the initial step of implementing GST.

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Volume: 4 No% 52 New Delhi 30 May - 5 June , 2016 Rs% 2/- Pages: 16
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“EkNayiSubah”Eventonthe completionof
2YearsoftheGovernmentaddressedby PM
PresidentofIndiaPresents
MaltiGyanPeethPuraskarBinod Takiawala
New Delhi: The President
of India, Shri Pranab
Mukherjee presented the
Malti Gyan Peeth
Puraskar for the year 2016
at a function held at
Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Speaking on the occasion,
the President said that the
award ceremony coincid-
ed with the 95th birthday
of Smt. Malti Mohinder
Singh Syngle. He con-
veyed his best wishes to
her on her birthday and
wished that God may
grant her the strength to
continue her seven
decades of dedicated
service to the cause of
education. He compli-
mented Shri Manoj
Singhal, President of the
Mohinder Singh Syngle
Education and Research
Society, for his initiative in
introducing this Award and
for his passion in spread-
ing quality education in
the rural areas. He also
complimented the efforts
of the state government of
Punjab for recognizing
and collaborating with the
selection process.
Continued on Page 11
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New Delhi: Two years ago, the country we have a new responsibility on people and dem-
ocratic government elected by the people of these Mahatmay that must be constantly
assessed. Have drawbacks, to goodness, it must be accounted for. A look at the two-year
term to the realization of the fact that we were out to get where it could not have arrived,
she came out in the right direction or no direction, the objective was moved he did not
accomplish that.
And an account of the two years when a new confidence for the future, not only in govern-
ment but also in the heart of the nation is born. I see all over the country the past 15 days
almost all of India's major work is being evaluated closely. Every aspect is being closely
watched, with great satisfaction, and I am standing in front of the nation today. So closely
after the investigation we have been able to achieve a new confidence, new enthusiasm
has been able to achieve and the canaille our blessings every day that you go on growing
excitement of working is also been increasing . I can not say so for those whose opposi-
tion is essential to political reasons and that is natural in a democracy, but the country in
the last 15 days have seen two things clear, one side is the other side of evolution is
Virodhavad . And between evolution and Virodhavad these canaille What is true of milk,
milk and water, and the water is so true that it could very well name. Several topics were
discussed and so I do not want to repeat these things here. But there is concern about
that, depending on the issues, based on the realities of every job is essential for democ-
racy to be strictly evaluated. But can we not make a mistake in the pit of despair, without
which the country seeks Tkelne.
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gSa rks lHkh ikÆV;ka ehfM;k laLFkkuksa dh rjQ nkSM+rh gSa
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ns'k dkA
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i=dkj laxBuksa us vyx vyx txg vius&vius rjhds ls lM+d
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la?k èkjus nsrs jgsaxs vkSj usrkfxjh gksrh jgsxhA
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3. Columns 3New Delhi, 30 May- 5 June , 2016
Divya Sharma
Are Job Fairs really a plat-
form to search jobs or they
have found other usage of
providing branding to col-
leges during admission
season?
Job Fair alias Career Fair,
Placement Fair, Placement
Week, etc. are the names
which you can see in
almost every technical
campus during the current
admission season.
Numerous students flock
to participate in these fairs
in search of their dream
job, irrespective of the fact
whether that’s of their
interest or not. For long,
Job Fairs have been most
sought after approach
towards getting a job by
majority of the candidates.
Like every product or serv-
ice cannot be best in its
own terms, so is the Job
Fairs which also has cer-
tain advantages coupled
with disadvantages.
Candidates and compa-
nies are the stakeholders
besides the organizers
who derive benefit from
the entire activity. After,
closely analyzing the
entire Job Fair scenario
currently prevailing in the
country, Tarun Tyagi of
Kareermatrix enumerate
certain advantages and
disadvantages for each
stakeholder; i.e. candi-
dates and companies.
“ To every disadvantage
there is a corresponding
advantage” . W. Clement
Stone
Advantages to Companies
•Access to large no. of
candidates at a single
place.
•Increase in brand aware-
ness.
•Opportunity to meet non-
traditional candidates too.
•Meet and network with
other companies.
Disadvantages to
Companies :
•Limited time: Employer
has a limited time frame in
which he can judge the
candidate.
•Too Many Employers :
Even if you’ve offered the
candidate, still you cannot
be sure of his joining as he
still has the chance to
meet other employers.
•It’s difficult to assess a
candidate in a short
exchange of words and
elevator pitch.
•Cost: You have to spend
to reach the job fair place
thus there is direct and
opportunity cost attached
to it.
•Varied background : You
are not sure about the
background of the candi-
dates who will visit the job
fair so as a recruiter you
always have the problem
of planning the technical
interview panels.
Advantages to Candidates
•Networking : You have a
chance to network and
learn about the company
culture, work life balance ,
employee benefits, man-
agement style of prospec-
tive employers.Meet other
job seekers who are
searching for job in similar
industries. Lead sharing
happens in such forums.
•Education: You can have
a chance to learn about
company culture and oper-
ations. You can learn
about the company by ask-
ing questions or reading
through handouts.
•Competition : If the job fair
is heavily advertised, you
will have to wait more in
line for your interview turn
and less time to showcase
your talent to the inter-
viewer as recruiter has
less time and they are in
hurry to meet more and
more candidates.
•Face 2 face Meeting : You
can have your elevator
pitch in person instead of
hoping that resume sells
on its own.
Disadvantages to candi-
dates:
•Lack of targeted approach
towards employer as
employers are in mass but
job roles are not known
beforehand.
•Time, Expenses & Trouble
: Lot of time is killed in
preparation for the job fair.
You need to travel to the
job fair locations without
even knowing the kind of
Job roles available with the
participating companies.
•Limited Quality time :
Since, companies have
limited time , so, they wish
to see as many candidates
as they can. In the mad
rush of meeting more and
more candidates, Job
seeker does not find quali-
ty time to express his skills
in front of the recruiter.
•Making an Impression : If
your behavior is submis-
sive or introvert, you may
find it difficult to create
good impression on the
recruiter where recruiters
have galore of candidates
looking at them for opportu-
nities.
•The companies participat-
ing are not often the cream
of the crop.
•Salary structures and job
role mat not be satisfying
you rsearch. Most of the
jobs offered in fairs are of
contractual nature.
Sometime ago, Job fairs
started losing its sheen.
But, thanks to the high rate
of Unemployment prevail-
ing in India and smart
Indian who knows , how to
derive value from the
depreciating assets like
Job Fairs. We have done in
the past too, when Mr. LN
Mittal , the steel King, used
to buy sick steel factories
and revive them with his
efforts. In the same way,
technical institutions have
learnt the art of branding in
the eyes of prospective
admission seekers through
Job Fairs. The aim of these
job fairs is multifarious. It
aims at following motives:
•To provide job opportuni-
ties to their college stu-
dents.
•To develop relationship
with the participating com-
panies.
•To brand college in the
eyes of prospective admis-
sion seekers who may me
kin of participating candi-
dates.
•To gain media attention
during admission season.
•To create a competitive
edge over other competitor
colleges in the region.
Puneet Kaul
New Delhi : Prime Minister Narenra modi
said that in these 2 years in his office his cab-
inet has made several policies to fight
against corruption and open more for the
economy for the foreign investment and fill-
ing gaps in rural infrastructure. I have under-
taken the maximum reforms . Modi said in
an interview to the wall street journal on the
eve of his second anniversary in his office
with this he added that I have a long running
task ahead said P.M.
The prime minister said he has set up an
accelerated path that the state need the
help. P.M said he has made many changes
which has been regarded to previous admin-
istration as difficult to implement but he has
made to it . He said he has opened more of
the economy for the purpose of foreign
investment, made changes to fight out the
corruption, more stress on rural infrastruc-
ture and also developed ways to dobusi-
ness.
The Prime minster also said he would look
to the states to further liberalise the coun-
try’s rigid labour laws. The labour reform
does not mean in the interest of the industry
but it should be in the interest of the labour
also. He also expects the goods and servic-
es tax (GST ) bill to be passed this year.
Modi said the GST bill is stuck in the Rajya
sabha where the government is in the min-
iority. P.M said that in the last two years ,
India played a prominent role in global
affairs. Today unlike before India doesn’t
stands in the corner.Modi will visit
Washington early next month to meet the
president Barak obama and will be address-
ing the joint session of U.S congress. He took
P.M office 2 years ago, pledging to improve
the nations fortune.
Are Job Fairs really a platform to search jobs
2 years formodi government Ayush Verma
Prime minister Narendra Modi in his last visit to the north-
east part of India in 2015 promised that they will no more
be deprived of facilities which are being provided to the
central India. In the jam packed stadium Narendra Modi
put forward the new idea for the rejuvenation of the 8
north-eastern states. The steps taken from the very first
year of the government has started giving results which
are appreciable.
Assam was once the most richest state and had the high-
est per capita income but the post independence central-
ized politics churned the dreams of the state of growing
big and self dependent. The successive government were
more concentrated to the central India and the time came
when people of north-eastern parts started protesting for
being left out in the over all growth ratio of states.
Conflicting borders and immigration issues have also
been a problem along with the Maoist infiltration of BODO
and several more organisations.
The NDA government in its lok sabha polls promised for "
Sabka saath, Sabka Vikas " and it seems that they have
kept their promise with several railway lines being inaugu-
rated and infrastructural changes on a fast track mode.
Assam has given its mandate to the BJP backed NDA
alliance for the next 5 years as they think that the alliance
is determined to force nothing but development.
The northeast part is rich in its natural resources hence
the development projects must be at par with the proper
use of the natural resources. Continued on Page 11
Resurgent North-East

4. cnp bureau
Delhi: In a glittering function
organised by the Institute of
Cost Accountants of India, the
Chief Guest Shri Najib Shah,
IRS, Chairman, Central Board
of Excise and Customs,
Ministry of Finance,
Government of India present-
ed the 13 th National Awards
for Excellence in Cost
Management, CMA Awards
2015 and CMA Ratna Awards
at Hotel Ashok on 28 th May
2016. The Institute also cele-
brated its annual day on 28 th
May 2016. Welcoming the
delegates and awardees
CMA PV Bhattad, President
of the Institute informed about
the contribution of the
Institute and CMA profession
in the economic growth of the
Country. He essayed the sig-
nificance of these annual
awards to the awardees and
stated that the organisations
who emerge victorious
become doubly happy, when
their efforts get recognised by
a professional body we see
the champions who have
reached the goal post, getting
recognised for the Best
Performance thru the Cost
Management Excellence
Awards given by the Institute.
They also inspire others to
get recognised in similar fash-
ion in future. When more and
more companies reach the
top grade, faster, the dream
of &quot;Make In India&quot;
will be a reality. He also
praised the CMA Awardees
for their unstinted efforts in
generating the cost con-
sciousness in the corporate
sector.
Delhi/ NCR/ National4 New Delhi, 30 May- 5 June , 2016
Binod Takiawala
New Delhi: The President of Delhi Sikh Gurdwara
Management Committee (DSGMC) Manjit Singh G.K.
today announced that demand raised by the DSGMC
since long time to recruit teachers of Hindi and Punjabi in
the Government School has started moving in a positive
direction. G.K. said this while talking to the reporters in
DSGMC office today. G.K. informed that DSGMC has
been raising the demand for past one year and for which
the Delhi government has made announcement to recruit
one each Urdu and Punjabi teacher in all Government
School before August, 2016.
G.K. informed that after retirement of Punjabi teacher in
Sarvodya Vidyalaya in Surajmal Vihar the Delhi
Government decided not to recruit Punjabi teacher in the
school and raising objection to the decision Lt. Col. A.S.
Brar seeking justice knocked the doors of National
Commission for Minority Educational Institutions and
also made DSGMC a respondent in the case.
DecisionbyDelhigovernmenttoappoint1021Punjabi,Urduteachers
cnp bureau
Delhi: Mr. Shyam Sharma, Mayor of South Delhi
Municipal Corporation today paid floral tributes to the
great patriot, statesman and freedom fighter Mr. Veer
Vinayak Damodar Savarkar on the occasion of his 133rd
birth anniversary. SDMC organized a simple function at
Lajpat Nagar where statue of Mr. Savarkar is situated.
On this occasion Ex-Mayor of SDMC & councillor Mrs.
Savita Gupta and other senior officials of the Corporation
were present.
Mr. Shyam Sharma said, Veer Savarkar was one of
those freedom fights who had many firsts to his credit.
He was the first Indian student who was rusticated from
college owing to his patriotism. He was the first person
who burnt foreign clothes and material. He was the first
person who punished two life imprisonments. He was the
first writer whose book was seized before publication. He
was the first historian who declared mutiny of 1857 as
first battle of India’s freedom.
Mr. Savarkar always wanted India to be a mighty nation
after attaining independence. He was supporter of one
nation, one language, unity and integrity of the nation.
He was deadly against imitating western culture.
Mayor Shyam Sharma paid tributes to
veer savarkar on his birth anniversary
cnp bureau
Delhi/NCR: The music of
West Bengal is enriched with
multiple genres and styles
and Rabindra Sangeet along
with Nazrul Geet have
always been in the forefront
of this cultural phenomenon.
Rabindra Sangeet, which is
defined by the songs of
Rabindranath Tagore, is an
integral part of every house-
hold in West Bengal since
time immemorial. Nazrul
Geet, which is based on the
songs by Kazi Nazrul are
popular and hold a great sig-
nificance in influencing the
divisive Bengali culture.
Saregama, India’s flagship
music label of RP-Sanjiv
Goenka Group owns the
largest music archives in
India and one of the biggest
globally.
Taking Bengali Music Heritage
to the Next Generation
spl. correspondent
Delhi: The SDMC Mayor
called on the State Election
Commissioner in his office
to exhort inclusion of all eli-
gible youth in the electoral
rolls for the ensuing MCDs
election likely to be held in
the month of March, 2017.
Shri Sharma stated that
the inclusion of more youth
and other eligible persons
will help in electing a more
representative charactered
house of the Corporation;
this is crucial for strength-
ening the roots of the
democracy in the local
bodies. He also requested
Shri Mehta to make the
process of enrolment has-
sle free and the officers
concerned may be directed
to accept all admissible
documents as proof of the
age and address. The
Mayor discussed the issue
of ongoing delimitation
exercise of the wards and
requested Shri Mehta to
expedite it and make the
delimitation more rational
and localities under the
new wards well knit in the
form of cohesive con-
stituencies. The cohesive
wards will help the elected
councilors to serve their
electorates in a more bet-
ter and systematic manner.
Shri Sharma also dis-
cussed the present status
of the delimitation process,
revision of the electoral
rolls and the issue of pro-
viding the Photo Election
Cards to the new young
voters.
Sh. Shyam Sharma calls on Sh. Rakesh Mehta
spl. correspondent
Delhi/NCR: Ankit Tiwari who shot to the
fame with song ‘Sunn Raha Hai’ from
Aashiqui 2 is back but this time in an all
Rockstar avatar. T-series latest single
‘Badtameez’ has been released and the
song is sung by none other than Ankit
Tiwari where the singer-composer is seen
romancing with beautiful Sonam
Chauhan. The song has been shot at the
beautiful locales of Goa.
Promoting his upcoming song
‘Badtameez’ in Delhi, Ankit Tiwari said
“You have the liberty to sing any song in
singles unlike the films where the songs
are based on the character and the situa-
tions”
‘People know me for the romantic songs
but I wanted to break the chain so that
people could know that Ankit Tiwari isn’t
stuck to any one genre’ He added.
According to him the Hollywood singers
are more popular than the actors. ‘In
Hollywood, there is much scope for
singing because the films usually have
background scores and not the songs.
Singersaremorepopulerinhollywoodthanactors-AnkitTiwari
Shri Najib Shah, IRS, Chairman, CBEC presents CMARatnaAwards
Photo: Binod Kumar Singh

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6. International6New Delhi, 30 May- 5 June , 2016
A Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) commander
in Pulwama district of Kashmir region
surrendered on Saturday, dealing a
major blow to the Burhan group of mili-
tants in the Kashmir Valley, officials said.
“Tariq Pandit, a close associate of
Burhan Wani, and a commander of HM
outfit surrendered before the security
forces”, a senior police officer told IANS
in Srinagar.
Defence sources said the militant com-
mander surrendered before the officers
of 55 Rashtriya Rifles deployed for anti-
militancy operations.
Pandit had been prominent in pictures
posted on the social media that showed
Wani and his associates wielding
weapons and wearing army fatigues.
For over six months now, a 22-year-old
youth from Pulwama district, Burhan
Wani, has become a militant icon to lure
educated local youth into the cadre of
insurgent groups.
Despite their best efforts, Wani is still at
large and the security forces have not
been able to arrest or eliminate him.
A reward of Rs 10 lakh has been
announced by the security forces for
anyone leading to actionable information
on Wani.
Hizb-ul-MujahideencommanderTariqPanditsurrendersinKashmir
Following the row over
financing, Pakistan seems
to have failed to seal the
deal for the purchase of
eight F-16 fighter jets from
the United States.
Prime Minister Nawaz
Sharif led-government was
required to provide the
Letter of Acceptance for
purchase of the jets by
May 24, but reportedly the
document was not issued
leading to expiry of the
offer.
“Pakistan decided not to
fully fund the case with
national funds, so the
terms of sale have now
expired,” Dawn quoted a
source as saying.
According to the $699 mil-
lion deal, eight F-16C/D
Block-52 multi-role fighters
(2 C and 6 D models),
were to partially be
financed through the US
Foreign Military Financing
(FMF) programme, but the
Congress disallowed sub-
sidising the sale over con-
cerns that Islamabad had
not done enough to end
the Haqqani network’s
sanctuaries on its soil.
Following that Pakistan
was asked by the US
administration to make the
full payment for the eight
aircraft, which earlier was
to be provided at the sub-
sidised rate of $270 mil-
lion. It is unclear why
Pakistan missed the
opportunity despite press-
ing requirement for the
jets. Meanwhile, Pakistan’s
Ambassador to U.S. Jalil
Abbas Jilani, said “a dead-
end has not been reached
as yet”, reports Dawn. Last
month, Adviser on Foreign
Affairs Sartaj Aziz said
Islamabad could look to
buy the aircraft from some
other country if the deal did
not go ahead. Analysts
reportedly believe that
Islamabad could consider
Russian or Chinese fight-
ers to meet its defence
requirements.
Pakistan-USF-16deallikelyexpiredamidfinancerow
Nepal President Bidya Devi Bhandari has
greeted their people on its Republic Day
today and wished all its citizens to move
ahead for building peaceful, prosperous,
balanced and inclusive federal democrat-
ic republic Nepal on the basis of unity and
cooperation.
In her Republic Day message delivered
today, President Bhandari said that politi-
cal conflict and transition, the country has
been facing for a long period,the Nepali
people have become fully sovereign with
the promulgation of the constitution
through the historic Constituent Assembly,
reports The Himalayan Times.
Maximum utilisation of available internal
means and resources, modernisation of
agriculture, tourism development, envi-
ronment conservation, infrastructure
development for the country’s overall
development, modernisation of industrial
sector and creation of the employment
opportunities should be the focus of the
state in the aftermath of the promulgation
of the constitution.
Similarly, Vice President Nanda Bahadur
Pun has extended best wishes to all
Nepali sisters and brothers at home and
abroad on the occasion of ninth Republic
Day.
He added that the country’s attention
should be paid to making the people
residing in every place of the country to
feel the social and economic transforma-
tion thereby materialising the dream for a
prosperous and progressive Nepal.
The enforcement of the constitution and
building of a prosperous Nepal along with
the social transformation should be the
collective efforts of the Nepali citizens, the
vice president said. Meanwhile, extending
best wishes to all Nepali sisters and broth-
ers at home and abroad on the occasion
of the Republic Day today, Prime Minister
K P Sharma Oli said that the constitution
has ensured the rights of indigenous, eth-
nic communities, women, Dalits, margin-
alised, Muslims, Tharus and backward
communities residing in the country with
protecting its cultural, linguistic and reli-
gious diversities.
Bidya Devi Bhandari Nepal Republic Day
A new piece of debris found possible belonging to the
missing Malaysia Airline flight MH370 was found on a
beach in Mozambique.
A person contacted the BBC and said he recently found
the fragment on the Macaneta peninsula.
He said the pieces were “reasonably light, did not have
metal on the outside, and looked extremely similar to
photos posted on the internet of other pieces of debris
from aeroplanes.”
Don Thompson, a British engineer who is part of an infor-
mal international group investigating MH370, said the
piece found by the person “does look like it’s part of
Boeing 777”, most like a leading or trailing edge closing
panel from the wing or tail.
“It’s in the right area where debris is expected to wash
up,” he told the BBC, saying it indicated the accuracy of
drift models which show how debris might have moved
from the crash site.
The piece will now be examined by the official investiga-
tion team in Australia.
Five fragments have so far been confirmed as being def-
initely or probably from MH370. MH370, flying from
Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, had 239 people on board when
it vanished on March 8, 2014. It is presumed to have
crashed into the southern Indian Ocean after veering off
course. Australian, Malaysian and Chinese ships have
been searching 120,000 sq.km of seabed using under-
water drones and sonar equipment.
MorepossibleMH370debrisfoundinMozambique
IslamicStatehitby150US-ledairstrikesnearSyria’sRaqa:MonitorA US-led coalition has carried out at least 150 air strikes on the Islamic State group to
back an offensive near the jihadists’ northern Syria stronghold, a monitor said Friday.
The coalition, as well as US special operations forces, is supporting the Syrian
Democratic Forces as they advance in the northern province of Raqa. The Syrian
Observatory for Human Rights said 150 strikes had targeted IS positions around the
flashpoint towns of Tal Abyad and Ain Issa since the push was launched.
“There has been a serious intensification of air strikes, but they were most intense on
the first day of the operation,” said Observatory head Rami Abdel Rahman. Abdel
Rahman specified that his usage of the word “strike” referred to a missile hitting a tar-
get.The coalition has confirmed carrying out air strikes near Ain Issa and Raqa, but it
uses a different definition of “strikes” which makes the tallies difficult to compare.
The Britain-based Observatory also said that clashes in rural territory in northern Raqa
province had left at least 31 IS fighters dead.
“There are definitely casualties among the SDF`s ranks but they are not releasing any
figures,” he said. “There are almost no civilians in the villages where the fighting is hap-
pening, which is why there is no civilian death toll,” Abdel Rahman said.

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Ever wondered why being a Film Producer, is considered
to be such a glamorous job; though the fact is, it isn't?
Well, for one, it is because a film producer, whether big
or small, is seen with all the celebrities of the showbiz.
The real reason however is, almost all the creative pro-
fessionals in showbiz - be it established or aspiring - are
in perpetual need of funding to give shape to their vision
and this is a tad tedious job. Getting a producer on board
to stand by a director’s vision is a hurricane task; so
almost all producers, find themselves in huge demand!
Now being a film producer isn't easy - because the con-
cept that a producer invests money in a film is passé,
reason being production-costs of films are at an all time
high; instead the concept of a producer is more dynamic
today!
A producer can be any person who can put together a
film project; right from script to actors to locations to
release - with money or in kind – like securing deals that
felicitate smooth completion of a movie.
May be for this reason, more and more actresses are
turning producers like never before! At this year Cannes
Film Festival - a whopping 10% of the producers were
actresses, established or aspiring, and almost fifty per-
cent in their mid-20's!
A reason for actresses turning producers could be the
fact that an actress has an average career-span of 3 to 4
years; turning a film producer not only enhances their
career-span, but also earn them the much needed
respect and a clout in the industry, with more and more
directors approaching them and writing heroine-centric
films for them. The real challenge however, for a Film
Producer, is to churn out blockbusters which of course is
an art of identifying potential hit films from the heap of
scripts that any producer receives. Developing this art
requires a lot of experience and time, which will be
detailed here in follow-up articles.
Amit KumarAgarwal is a Producer, Film Educator,
Festival Consultant, Screenwriter & Film Marketer New Delhi: 17th May has been declared
as the World Telecommunication Day by
United Nation, a program initiated by
Sandeep Marwah President Marwah
Studios also Chairman for the seminar at
PHD Chamber of Commerce.
“The purpose of World
Telecommunication and Information
Society Day is to help raise awareness of
the possibilities that the use of the Internet
and other information and communication
technologies can bring to societies and
economies, as well as to bridge the digital
divide” said Sandeep Marwah.
Mahmood Ahmed Joint Administrator-
USOF Department of Telecommunication,
Ashwani Salwan DDG Broadband
Ministry of Communication and
Information Technology, Government of
India provided ample information to the
audience about the telecommunication
trade in India.
Dhruv Agarwal Director Paramunt Cables,
Vimal Wakhlu Former Chairman &
Managing Director Telecommunications
Consultants India Limited, N.
Parameshwaran Former Principle Advisor
NSL Telecom Regulatory Authority of
India TRAI, Rakesh K Upadhyay, Roop
Sharma President Cable Operators
Federation of India also spoke on the
occasion.
Later PHDCCI honored Sandeep Marwah
for being the Chair of the Seminar and
titled him as the Father of Cellphone
Cinema.
SandeepMarwahChairedWorldTelecommunicationDaySeminar
Hanisha Bhatia
Delhi/NCR: Autorickshaw
drivers in the city have said
that the pink auto project
launched by the transport
department in June this
year has failed to evoke a
positive response from
them as the norms for the
scheme are very strict.
The pink-colour autos will
ferry only women passen-
gers. The scheme was
launched to ensure that
the women of the city trav-
el safe. Gurgaon already
has such autos.
The transport department
plans to issue 350 permits
for the autos, but it has not
yet received a single
application so far.
According to the condi-
tions laid down by the
transport department, only
women passengers can
travel in the pink autos.
Also, the autos are sup-
posed to be equipped with
global positioning system
(GPS) and
have meters. But most of
the autos in Noida do not
have GPS nor do they
have any meters.
We have learnt that only
women can drive pink
autos and only women
passengers can be fer-
ried. Auto drivers are
reluctant to apply for pink
autos due to these rea-
sons. Had the transport
department taken
auto drivers and their
unions in confidence while
preparing the plan, the
response would have been
wonderful,” said Om
Prakash Gurjar, president
of the Noida Auto
Association, which claims
to represent one lakh auto
drivers in Noida.The trans-
port department, mean-
while, has earmarked 18
stands in Noida and
Greater Noida for pink
autos. But all the initiatives
seem to have failed to
attract drivers. “The
department will organise
workshops or camps for
auto drivers for more
awareness as we have to
tell them that there are not
many restrictions for apply-
ing for pink auto permit.
Pink Plan failed in Noida
Arrearsrelatingtosugarseason14-15reducedtoRs.780cr
Indian Sugar industry was deregulated in 2013. Only regula-
tion which remains is called the Fair and Remunerative Price
(FRP); which the Government notifies essentially to protect
farmers’ incomes. Presently, the FRP is Rs. 230 per quintal
of cane at a base sugar recovery of 9.5%. It is mandated
that farmers be remunerated in accordance with FRP and
sugar recoveries, within a period of 14 days failing which
interest is payable by the mills. In a year, typically, the cane
price payable to farmers is in the range of Rs.60, 000 cr to
65,000 cr.
In 2014, when the NDA government took over, the Sugar
Industry was facing severe crisis of arrears of cane pay-
ments. Over the past two year, the policy interventions by
the Government have shown remarkable progress in reduc-
ing arrears. Starting with a legacy of arrears of Rs.14,000 cr
pertaining to many years, and a severe liquidity stress in the
sector, the policy interventions have borne results.
New Delhi: The Cochin Port celebrated ‘Port Day’ with
a business meeting for the exporters and importers and
agencies, among other programmes. Sri Paul Antony,
Chairman of the Cochin Port till 16th May, 2016 was the
Chief Guest. He recalled the great efforts in bringing up
the Cochin Port to its present situation of achieving Rs.
70 crores of operational profit in the just concluded
financial year. He thanked the organizations like
Customs, Immigration, Sales Tax and Motor Vehicle
department for their co-operation in achieving the tar-
gets. He urged all the Port users to make best use of the
Port which has excellent connectivity to Europe, Far
East, Australia and the Gulf.
Cochin Port celebrates Port Day

8. Honey Sehgal &
Ujjawali Shrivastava
Q-1 How was your experi-
ence in the line of media
industry from the starting till
the date?
Ans- It was very great expe-
rience of mine in the field of
Journalism. I am in the media
line from last 20-22 years
which is very remarkable
days for me and every day
was new for me in this line.
I have worked in many news
channels, now currently I am
working as Senior Executive
Editor and Anchor in NDTV. I
am working from last 20
years in NDTV.
Q-2 Sir, what is journalism
according to you? As we all
know that journalism has its
many form print, electronic
and digital media, so accord-
ing to you sir which is the
most powerful medium
among these?
Ans- Journalism is gather-
ing, processing and dissemi-
nation of news and informa-
tion related to news to an
audience. The media that
journalism uses vary diverse-
ly and include: content pub-
lished via newspapers and
magazines (print), television
and radio (broadcast), and
their digital media versions
— news websites and appli-
cations.
In modern society the new
media is the chief purveyor of
information and opinion about
public affairs. Journalism is
not always confined to the
news media or to news itself
as journalistic communication
may find its way into broader
forms of expression including
literature and cinema. In
some nations the news
media is controlled by gov-
ernment intervention and is
not a fully independent body.
Q-3 What is investigative
journalism? Does it play
important role in NEWS
whether in any medium?
Ans- Yes, definitely investiga-
tive reporting plays powerful
role in the journalism.
Investigative journalism is a
form of journalism in which
reporters deeply investigate a
single topic of interest such
as serious crimes, political
corruption or corporate
wrongdoing. Investigative
journalism is a primary
source of information. An
investigative journalist may
spend months or years
researching and preparing a
report. Most investigative
journalism is conducted by
the newspapers, wire servic-
es and freelance journalists.
Q-4Investigative Journalism
is dead from last few years,
why it has happened and
does it will continue like this
only in future or it will take it
previous position to investi-
gate things as it was earlier?
Ans- Yes, according to me
Investigative Journalism has
dead from last few years, but
it has happen because of lack
of (Resources) which are not
given to the reporters and
journalists to investigate the
matter. Earlier times
resources were given and the
story was investigated by the
reporters of their specific
beat.
Q-5 Sir, today maximum
channels are running for the
TRP of their channel except
investigating the story. Why it
is happening sir? Does it will
be continuing like this only?
Ans- I totally agree with you
that the channels are running
for the TRP and they have to
run also because TRP is the
thing for which channel has to
work continuously.
TRP (Television Rating Point)
for calculation purpose, a
device is attached to the TV
set in a few thousand view-
ers' houses for judging pur-
pose. These numbers are
treated as sample from the
overall TV owners in different
geographical and demo-
graphic sectors. The device is
called as People's Meter.
Then, the average is taken for
a 30-day period which gives
the viewership status for a
particular channel.
Q-6 As we all know Sir, print
media had played a vital role
in journalism from the time of
world war till date. Does it will
continue in future also or we
will going to see the dead of
print journalism in media?
Ans- Print media played a
major role in passing the
important information regard-
ing the freedom struggle from
different parts of the country.
There were many articles
written and printed in news-
paper inspired the youngsters
so much that they left their job
as well as their education and
joined the freedom moments.
Newspapers contributed a lot
to India independence and
also people came to know the
news of various importance
incidence of freedom moment
happening in the different
part of the country. No , print
media was there, is there and
will be like this in future also
because if print journalism
will be dead then the medium
of writing will be lost which
has started from the print
media only.
Special8 New Delhi, 30 May- 5 June , 2016
Delhi/NCR: Recently the team of bollywood film Azhar was at the designer store Miraaz in karol bagh, Spotted were Actor Emraan Hasmi,
Bollywood actress Prachi Desai, Cricketer Mohammad Azharudin. Gagan Chopra and Sunena Chopra owners of Miraaz arranged a special cake
for the star cast. Many socialites were seen at the event clicking selfie’s with the cast. Prachi Desai also looked through all the designs and col-
lection which was on display in the designer store.
Bollywood Stars at Miraaz Store
Neelam Berry, Sunena Chopra
and Mike Berry Savita Chopra, Rajinder ChopraSunena Chopra,Azharudin, Prachi Desai, Emraan Hashmi , Gagan Chopra
Ratnadeep Lall and Simran Rajpal Nancy Kohli and Mia lakhra Gagan Chopra and Sunena Chopra Leena Bidani and Vikas Bidani
InterviewedMr.AbhigyanPrakash(SeniorJournalist&Anchor)NDTV

9. Prof Kalyan Sarkar Dean
Delhi/NCR: It is a modern day Robin Hood
story told umpteen number of times in Hindi
films from time immemorial...doing bad
things for good purpose has remained a
favorite theme with the directors. Trilok Singh
makes an humble attempt worth watching.
When God takes away one of our senses
divinity helps us fine tune other ones to com-
pensate. This is a story of true grit and sheer
resilience of two differently abled girls that
changed the world around them...The direc-
tor has told the poignant story in very delicate
fashion. The icing was done by both the
actresses.
Cleanliness is next to Godliness is the old
proverb. However it's the most neglected
facet in our society. Being utterly selfish, we
are not considerate towards others.
Moreover being devoid of any civic sense we
shun all our social responsibilities. Though
government from time to time has tried to
rake this issue but has made no significant
progress. This story is about a physically
challenged girl who takes a small step
towards this gigantic menace of our Indian
society...
The Film is an attempt to question the dou-
ble standard of men. Women is worshiped
as Devi , Durga, Kali the goddess of Shakti
in temples yet in her human form she is ill-
treated by the same men in the same breath!
Women in her various roles of a mother,
wife, sister, daughter have played the pivotal
role for the progress of mankind.
Nevertheless her contributions have never
been recognized. At times her very survival
has been threatened in the society. The
director herself being a women has raised a
voice and hopes that this feeble voice may
not be choked by the chauvinistic society.
The malice of child labor is endemic in India.
The torture that the under privileged children
face is unfathomable. Commonly it is the
privileged class which takes the advantage
of the unfortunate little souls for their own
comforts and benefits instead of changing
their lives.Often the reason they offer is that
without them these children would be beg-
ging or go starving... However there are also
those caring ones who look at it differently.
This film shows the conflict of these two dif-
ferent mindsets...watch it...
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have opened in prestigious locations in the Middle East.
A Shahnaz Herbal Franchise Salon is also operating in
Kuwait, in the city of Salmiya.
The Franchise has been taken by Sheikh Adel
Mohammad Hamad Abdullah Al Tameemi Al Hooti. The
2000 sq. ft salon has a luxurious ambience and is spread
over three apartments. The reception, waiting and retail
areas have an ultra modern décor, in pink and black, with
luxurious seating and carpets. The treatment rooms con-
tain the latest equipment and furniture.
Shahnaz Herbal Salon opens in Kuwait
Priyanshu Jora to play the lead in Sony
Entertainment Television’s new show
cnp bureau
Delhi/NCR:The good looking and talented actor
Priyanshu Jora who is known for his boyish charm has
been roped in to play the lead in Sony Entertainment
Television’s upcoming fiction show, Bade Bhaiyya Ki
Dulhania. A family drama, the show is the story of a 14
member family on the lookout for the perfect bride for
their Bade Bhaiyya aka Priyanshu Jora.
Speaking about the same Priyanshu said, "I am thrilled to
be a part of Sony Entertainment Television’s new series
Bade Bhaiyya Ki Dulhania. It's an extremely cute and
quirky concept and I am sure everyone will relate to it. I
wanted to take up something where I don't just have to
perform but also get to learn a lot and this project has it
in absolutely correct proportion.
90th Festival of Short Digital films
Review of the short films
Multi-taskingan‘absolutejoy’saysAishMumbai: Other than her movies, shows,
social works and other engagements,
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has proven her-
self to be a responsible mother to her five-
year-old daughter Aradhya.
The ‘Jazbaa’ actress said that she has
chosen “multi-tasking” and enjoys it
completely.
“It is multi-tasking, hard work. But of
course it is my absolute joy; it’s my
choice, my joy and I am not complain-
ing,” said Aishwarya.
Further citing example for her “multi-
tasking” nature, Ash said that she plans
her and Aradhya’s schedule in such a way
that she does not have to be away from
her for long.
“My schedule has been hectic but
even today I dropped her to school,
came back and then took my flight.
I plan everything. I am rushing back
today itself. I don’t keep away from
her overnight whatsoever. I plan in a
way that she is not affected or I will plan
her date accordingly,” she informed.
Earlier, it was reported time and again that
even in between her hectic life, the
‘Sarbjit’ actress have always taken her
time out for her daughter
and family, be it for hus-
band Abhishek’s
‘Kabaddi League,’
Aradhya’s special
days or Amitabh
Bachchan’s film
premieres and
functions.

10. Noida/ Ghaziabad/ NCR10 New Delhi, 30 May- 5 June , 2016
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Pramesh Jain
Bangalore: One of the mails sent
from the fake ID
Shubhak1101@gmail.com that they
created read: “Its Dawood’s gang
here. Give 10 million USD to any of
the persons’ photos sent below. They
are secretary of Indian unit of
Dawood’s world. If you don’t give, we
will keep bomb in your airport…. Be
careful this should happen before
evening.” Addl CP East,P
Harishekaran told reporters a special
team of Kempegowda International
police have arrested two M.Tech stu-
dents of East West College on Magadi
Road have for creating a fake e-mail
ID and sending mails threatening to
bomb at Kempegowda International
Airport and hijack flights.
He said during interrogation the duo
had confessed the crime and told that
they also uploaded photographs of
three of their professors as revenge
for the low marks awarded to them in
the internal assessment last year.
Detailed investigation revealed that
the three professors always favoured
girls. Raghavendra S. (26) and
Hoysala (23) created a fake e-mail ID
from the college lab only and sent the
threatening mails on March 22.
The international airport police
stepped up security but realised it
was a hoax. However, efforts to trace
the culprits gathered pace after they
received another mail on May 6. The
special team managed to track down
the duo, who have been booked under
various sections of the IPC and sup-
pression of unlawful acts against
Safety of Civil Aviation Act. They have
been remanded in judicial custody
and finally Bengaluru Police
Commissioner N.S . Megharikh, Addl
CP East, P Harishekaran,has appreci-
ated DCP North-East Dr.P.S.
Harsha,ACP of Yelahanka Sub
Division and PI of Kempegowda
InternationalAirport and his whole
crime team for doing a commendable
job he added.
TwoMTechStudentsheldforhoaxmails
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: In a National
Consultation on
Eradication of Bonded
Labour and Trafficking
held today, Nobel Peace
Laureate Kailash
Satyarthi got all enforce-
ment agencies and moni-
toring agencies in child
protection, including sen-
ior officials of Ministry of
Labour and Employment,
Women and Child
D e v e l o p m e n t ,
Chairperson and
Members of National
Commission on
Protection of Child Rights
and State Commissions
of Child Rights, members
of State Child Labour
Commissions and all
stakeholders to pledge to
eradicate child trafficking
and bonded labour.
Mr. Satyarthi also wel-
comed the recent devel-
opments by the
Government towards a
stronger policy framework
on child trafficking, child
protection and bonded
labour and cautioned the
government that the suc-
cess of the initiatives
being taken now would
hinge on implementation
and accountability mech-
anisms.
The event was being
organised by Bachpan
Bachao Andolan, today at
New Delhi, where ses-
sions were held on issues
such as trafficking for
bonded labour and child
labour; trafficking for sex-
ual exploitation and reha-
bilitation of victims of traf-
ficking and effective coor-
dination among agencies.
Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash
Satyarthi gets all enforcement agencies
The government must
focus on providing basic
facilities of schooling and
living with ending the bor-
der issues with
Bangladesh and China.
The central and state gov-
ernment must collaborate
for the tourism potential of
the 7 sisters and 1 brother
of northeast. Together
they can take the less
developed side to new
heights.
Introduction of railway
lines will bridge the gap of
development and psycho-
logical issues with the
central India. The govern-
ment seems to be deter-
mined but they have just
started and there is a lot to
cover.
Resurgent..
These things seem to somewhere which is not based on reali-
ty but on such conditions that the riders may be, it is sometimes
concern. An account of the work of the government refers to
the work of the old regimes. What was the first comparative
study of it is what is happening now. We lose things all the
former governments will discuss it and then suddenly things
will probably undervalued. If today my government they say
we have to solve the problem of coal. Can you imagine the
Supreme Court suddenly Koylen revoke the mining license
for coal in power plants and for the crisis, while the govern-
ment in a difficult situation due to corruption of coal inside the
country have been suffering humiliation.
Two years ago, no newspapers, no day, no TV, no channel,
no discussion, no speech, was not untouched by these terri-
ble corruption, but today if I say the auction, Transparent way
in. So far it is not a question mark, the country's hundreds of
millions of Kjanen come Rupyan have settled.
Even in states Kjanen money is going. Not only is coal
mines where tribal people live there, most of our funds have
to leave it to their welfare. Let me just say that if these things
that I've done disciples Bhai Modi. But its strength is under-
standable then that the Supreme Court had to do that, why
corruption was so big in the coal, and the manner in which
they carry out the country .. By then understand that much
work grew up, how much work is important and why we
remember the days of the former government, the current
TEST decisions we have in mind how big that change will
come. Who can deny the fact that corruption like termites
hollowed from inside the country, devastated. Shattered all
our dreams have the power to name a termite termite is that
corruption in. And I very gross manner against corruption by
taking one step after another to agitate the minds of the peo-
ple of India to clarify this issue and you have tried them in
depth will certify you will shudder.
PM’saddressat“EkNayiSubah”.........
The President said that the teachers who had been awarded represent the dedicated teachers
who are educating and extending learning opportunities to thousands of students in the coun-
try.
From the Vedic era to modern times, we have had the ‘Guru-Shishya parampara’ and ‘gurus’
who nourished the minds and intellect of our people. Such teachers are there even . He called
them inspired teachers. He stated that they encourage students to be inquisitive and explore
new frontiers of knowledge and understanding. Inspired teachers themselves have deep knowl-
edge of their subject areas. They are able to assist students in understanding and appreciating
the subject from different perspectives, and in fact, help them in constructing new knowledge.
The President said that a pool of competent and motivated teachers, through their collective
efforts, can create a society of strong minds and courageous hearts. He said that he had said
earlier that education is the true alchemy that can bring India to its next golden age.
President of India........
cnp bureau
News Delhi: The President of Delhi Sikh Gurdwara
Management Committee (DSGMC) Manjit Singh G.K. today
blamed Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal for denying permission for
installation of a statue of Baba Banda Singh Bahadur in a
park constructed by DSGMC on 7.5 acre plot in
Mehrauli.DSGMC President informed that D.D.A. had allot-
ted 7.5 acre land to DSGMC to construct commemorative
park in memory great warrior of Sikh panth and it advised
for taking permission for installation of statue of Baba Banda
Singh Bahadur form Delhi CM. He said that after DSGMC
approached for permission on 31 March 2016 Delhi govern-
ment taking plea that the Supreme Court had imposed inter-
im restriction on installation of statues on public places
denied the permission on 18 May 2016.
Manjit Singh G.K. questioned Delhi government that if
Supreme Court has imposed restriction how has Delhi gov-
ernment installed statues of Shaheed Bhagat Singh,
Rajguru and Sukhdev in Delhi Vidhan Sabha on 23 March
2016 ? G.K. alleged that Kejriwal was continuously oppos-
ing Sikhs and advised four Sikh MLAs of Aam admi party
(AAP) in Delhi to listen to the voice of their conscience and
not become party to the decisions which are anti Panthic.
BabaBandaSinghBahadurStatueshallbeinstalledatallcosts–ManjitSinghG.K.

12. Sports12 New Delhi, 30 May- 5 June , 2016
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p;udrkZ bateke my gd vkSj
dIrku felckg my gd gQht dh
fQVusl dks ysdj Çpfrr gS vkSj
cksMZ dks mls bykt ds fy;s fons'k
Hkstus dh lykg nh gSA gQht dks
ykgkSj esa 30 eà ls 'kq: gks jgs f'k-
foj ds fy;s Vhe esa j[kk x;k gS
ysfdu mudk p;u fQVusl fjiksVZ
ij fuHkZj gksxkA
byktdsfy;seksgEengQhtdksbaXySaMHkstsxkihlhch
feykuA fØfLV;kuks jksukYMks us dgk
gS fd jh;ky eSfMªM pSfEi;al yhx
QqVcky Qkbuy esa ,VysfVdks eSfMªM
ds f[kykQ mrjsxh rks mudh utjsa
futh fjdkMZ ij ugÈ cfYd f[krkc
ij gksxhA rhu ckj QhQk ds loZJs"B
f[kykM+h jgs jksukYMks ds ikl ,d
l= esa pSfEi;al yhx esa 17 xksy dk
viuk gh fjdkMZ rksM+us dk ekSdk gSA
jksukYMks us dgk] **fjdkMZ rksM+uk
jkspd gksxk ysfdu esjs fy;s mlls Hkh
vge ;g eSp thruk gSA** thrus ij
jh;ky eSfMªM ;wjksi ds lcls lQy
Dyc ds :i esa viuh fLFkfr etcwr
djsxkA
11osa pSfEi;al yhx f[krkc
ijutjsa%fØfLV;kuksjksukYMks
Hkkjrh; xksYQj vfuckZu ykfgM+h us Mhu ,aM Msyqdk vkea=.k VwukZesaV ds igys
nkSj esa ikap vaMj 65 dk Ldksj djds la;qä nwljk LFkku gkfly dj fy;kA
ykfgM+h iSfVªd jhM vkSj osx flEilu ds lkFk nwljs LFkku ij gSaA
mUgksaus lkr cMÊ yxk;s vkSj nks cksxh fd;s Aog 'kh"kZ ij dkfct czk;l eksYMj
ls ,d LVªksd gh ihNs gSaA
isfjlA nqfu;k ds uacj ,d f[kykM+h uksokd tksdksfop vkSj ukS
ckj ds jksyka xSjka pSfEi;u jkQsy uMky us Ýsap vksiu Vsful
xzSaMLySe VwukZesaV esa O;fäxr miyfCèk;ka gkfly dÈ tcfd
efgyk oxZ esa lsjsuk fofy;El us vklkuh ls rhljs nkSj esa ços'k
fd;kA 'kh"kZ ojh; tksdksfop viuk dfj;j xzSaMLySe iwjk djus
ds fy;s jksyka xSjka f[krkc thrus dh dksf'k'k esa tqVs gSa] bl 29
o"kÊ; lÆc;kà f[kykM+h us nwljs nkSj esa csfYt;e ds DokyhQk;j
LVho MkÆll dks 7@5] 6@3] 6@4 ls f'kdLr nsdj bl
xzSaMLySe esa viuh 50oÈ thr ntZ dhA ;g tksdksfop dh MkÆll
ds f[kykQ rhu fHkM+ar esa rhljh thr gS] tks ^'kkdZ* ds uke ls
e'kgwj gS ftlus 2013 foEcyMu esa uMky dks VwukZesaV ls ckgj
dj fn;k FkkA ysfdu 11 ckj ds estj fotsrk vkSj rhu ckj ds
Ýsap vksiu mi fotsrk us gkykafd bl eSp ds nkSjku 42 vlgt
xyfr;ka dÈA vc tksdksfop dh fHkM+ar fczVsu ds Lyksosfu;k esa
tUesa vytkt csMsus ls gksxh] tks Lisu ds ikCyks dkjsuks cqLVk
dks 7@6] 6@3] 4@6] 5@7] 6@2 ls gjkdj igyh ckj fdlh
estj VwukZesaV ds rhljs jkmaM esa igqaps gSaAogÈ ukS ckj ds pSfEi;u
uMky 200oka xzSaMLySe eSp thrus okys vkBosa f[kykM+h cu x;s
gSa] mUgksaus nwljs nkSj esa vts±Vhuk ds nqfu;k ds 99osa uacj ds
f[kykM+h QkdqaMks ckxful dks 6@3] 6@0] 6@3 ls ijkftr
fd;kA
uMky dk jksyka xSjksa ij thr&gkj dk fjdkMZ 72-2 dk gSA bl
lky Ýsap vksiu ugÈ [ksy jgs jkstj QsMjj xzSaMLySe eSp thrus
dh loZdkfyd lwph esa 'kh"kZ ij gSa] mUgksaus 302 thr vius uke
dh gSaA tksdksfop viuh 216oÈ thr ls bl lwph esa NBs LFkku
ij gSaA efgyk oxZ esa 'kh"kZ ojh; vkSj xr efgyk pSfEi;u lsj-
suk fofy;El us czkthy dh Vsfy;kuk ijsjk ij 6@2] 6@1 dh
thr ls vafre 32 esa txg cuk;hA nqfu;k dh uacj ,d f[kykM+h
ds fy;s ;g vklku thr Fkh] og vius 22osa xzSaMLySe vkSj LVsQh
xzkQ ds 22 f[krkc ds fjdkMZ dh cjkcjh djus dh dksf'k'kksa esa
tqVh gSaA vc mudh fHkM+ar Ýkal dh fØfLVuk eykMsuksfop vkSj
gaxjh dh fVfe;k ckcksl ds chp gksus okys eSp ds fotsrk ls
gksxhA uMky us ckxful ds f[kykQ igys nks xse xaokus ds ckn
vxys 22 esa ls 18 xse vius uke dj vklkuh ls vafre 32 esa
ços'k fd;k] tgka mudh fHkM+ar Lisu ds georu eklsZy xzSuksylZ
vkSj Ýkal ds fudksyl egwr ds chp gksus okys eqdkcys ds fot-
srk ls gksxhA ogÈ 2010 esa lsehQkbuy esa igqapus okys Fkkel
cÆMp us Hkh rhljs jkmaM esa txg cuk yhA
tksdksfopvkSjuMkyusO;fäxrmiyfCèk;kagkflydh
fouksn dqekj flag
ubZ fnYyh% ckck cank Çlg cgknj dh
rhljh 'kghnh 'krkCnh dks leÆir
fnYyh fl[k xq#}kjk çcaèkd desVh
}kjk desVh LVkQ ds chp 20&20
fØdsV çfr;ksfxrk dk vk;kstu fd;k
x;kA ftlesa [kkylk j‚;y ,oa
[kkylk okfj;Wjl uke dh nks Vheka esa
xq# gfj—".k ifCyd Ldwy olUr
fogkj esa pkj eSp [ksys x;sA 20&20
eSpksa dh bl J`a[kyk esa [kkylk j‚;y
Vhe us 3&1 ls thr çkIr djrs gq,
[kkylk okfj;Wjl Vhe dks èkwy pVk
nhA fot;h Vhe ds dIrku ,oa desVh
ds mi egkçcaèkd cychj Çlg dks
desVh ds dk;Zdkjh egklfpo
vejthr Çlg iIiw us Qwyksa ds
xqynLrs vkSj dkuwuh foHkkx ds çeq[k
tlfoUnj Çlg tkSyh us 3100 :i;s
dh uxn jkf'k viuh rjQ ls nsdj
gkSlyk vQtkà dhA
fnYyhdesVhLVkQfØdsVçfr;ksfxrk
dhfotsrkjgh[kkylkj‚;yVhe
lujkbtlZgSnjkcknus8 julsthrkvkÃih,y&2016
lujkbtlZ gSnjkckn us bafM;u
çhfe;j yhx ¼vkÃih,y½ 2016 dk
f[krkc vius uke dj fy;kA
gSnjkckn us j‚;y pSysatlZ csaxyq#
dks 4 fodsV ls gjkdj eSp thr
fy;kA gSnjkckn us fojkV dksgyh dh
dIrkuh okyh j‚;y pSysatlZ csaxyq#
dks vkB ju ls gjk fn;kA ;g igyh
ckj gS tc lujkbtlZ us vkÃih,y
eqdkcyk thrk gSA 209 juksa ds y{;
dk lkeuk djus mrjh j‚;y pSysatlZ
csaxyq# fuèkkZfjr 20 vksojksa esa lkr
fodsV [kksdj 200 ju gh cuk ikÃA
j‚;y pSysatlZ csaxyq# ds [ksy dh
'kq#vkr fØl xsy vkSj dIrku fojkV
dksgyh dh 'kkunkj ikjh ls gqÃA
ftlus QSUl ds fnyksa esa thr dh
mEehn txk nhA igys fodsV ds fy,
nksuksa us flQZ 10-3 vksojksa esa 114 ju
tksM+sA xsy us rwQkuh ikjh [ksyrs gq,
flQZ 38 xsanksa ij 8 Nôksa vkSj 4
pkSdksa dh enn ls 'kkunkj 76 ju
cuk,A dIrku dksgyh 35 xsanksa ij
ikap pkSdksa vkSj nks Nôksa dh enn ls
54 ju cukdj vkmV gq,A gkykafd
og vkÃih,y esa 1000 ju cukus okys
igys cYysckt cuus ls pwd x,A
fojkV ds tkus ds ckn ,ch
fMfofy;lZ Hkh dqN [kkl [ksy ugÈ
fn[kk lds vkSj tYn gh pyrs cusA
eSp ds ckn dksgyh us dgk fd
lujkbtlZ dh thr esa vge jksy
mudh xsanckth us fuHkk;kA dksgyh us
dgk fd lujkbtlZ dk xsanckth
vkØe.k cgqr etcwr gSA
dksgyh us bl VwukZesaV esa lcls T;knk
973 ju cuk,A dksgyh us dgk og
viuh Q‚eZ ls rks [kq'k gSa ysfdu eSp
ds urhts ls fujk'k gSaA dksgyh us
dgk fd tc og vkSj ,ch fMfofy;lZ
cYysckth dj jgs Fks rks mUgsa mEehn
Fkh fd mudh Vhe eSp thr ldrh
gS ysfdu nksuksa ds tYnh&tYnh
vkmV gksus ls mudh Vhe y{; dk
ihNk djus ls pwd xÃA
dksgyh bl lhjht esa 1000 ju cukus
ls pwd x,A mUgksaus dgk fd og bl
VwukZesaV esa pkj 'krd yxkdj [kq'k
gSaA mUgksaus dgk fd og brus ju
blfy, cuk ik, D;ksafd og vksiÇux
djrs gSaA vxj og rhljs ;k pkSFks
uacj ij cYysckth djrs rks 'kk;n
brus ju ugÈ cuk ikrsA fojkV dks-
gyh us fjdkMZ 973 ju cukdj
vkÃih,y ukS esa vksjsat dSi gkfly
dh tcfd lujkbtlZ gSnjkckn ds
rst xsanckt HkqousÜoj dqekj iiZy
dSi gkfly djus esa lQy jgsA dks-
gyh 2008 ls vkÃih,y [ksy jgs gSa
ysfdu igyh ckj mUgsa fdlh ,d
VwukZesaV esa lokZfèkd ju cukus ds fy;s
^vksjsat dSi* nh xà gSA mUgksaus 'kq:
ls ysdj vkf[kj rd yktokc
cYysckth dhA

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cky vkSj vkd"kZd Ropk balku ds O;fäRo esa fu[kkj ykrs gSa] ysfdu vkt ds
bl O;Lr thou esa ckyksa vkSj Ropk dk [;ky j[kuk eqf'dy le>k tkrk gSA
vxj bu ckrksa dk [;ky j[ksa rks vki Hkh [kwclwjr cky vkSj vkd"kZd Ropk
gkfll dj ldrs gSaA
ckyksa ds fy, çksVhu ls cuh phtsa cgqr Qk;nsean gksrh gSaA blds fy, vki
vaMksa dk bLrseky dj ldrs gSa blesa dkQh çksVhu gksrk gSA flj dh Ropk dk
Hkh [;ky j[kuk pkfg,A foVkfeu , flj dh Ropk ds fy, vPNk gksrk gS vkSj
xktj [kkuk blesa cgqr ykHkdkjh jgsxkA vktdy ckyksa esa 'kkbÇux ds fy,
gs;j dyj djok;k tkrk gSA vxj jkstkuk vki vkB fxykl ikuh ?kj ;k
v‚fQl esa fi,sa rks ckyksa dh ped cjdjkj j[k ldrs gSaA
pednkjckyksadsfy,jkst[kk,ap‚dysV
dapu ;kno
uks,Mk% vk, fnu O;ikfj;ksa o m|fe;ksa
ds lkFk gks jgh ?kVukvksa dks jksdus
vkSj dkuwu O;oLFkk ls lEcafèkr
leL;kvksa ij Fkkus Lrj ij Rofjr
fujkdj.k gsrqÞ O;kikjh lqj{kk
çdks"Bßdk xBu fd;k x;k gSA ekSds
ij mÙkj çns'k ljdkj esa jkT;ea=h
lanhi caly o m|ksx O;kij eaMy ds
vè;{k yfyr 'kekZ ds lkFk&lkFk
uks,Mk ds O;kikjh ekSt+wn Fks |lHkh
O;kikfjvksa us ljdkj bl dne ij
[k+q'kh trkÃA bl igy dks eq[;ea=h
bl eghus ds var esa y[kuÅ esa
vk;kstu dj iwjs jkT; esa ykxw dj
nsaxsA uks,Mk mÙkj çns'k ds m|ksx dk
dsaæ gS bl fy, ljdkj bls lcls
igys uks,Mk esa LFkkfir dj 'kqHkkjEHk
dj jgh gSA mä O;kikjh lqj{kk
çdks"B esa tuin ds lHkh Fkkuksa esa
O;kikfj;ksa ls lEcafèkr iathØr lHkh
vfHk;ksxksa ds vfHkys[kksa dk dsUæh; :i
ls j[k&j[kko fd;k tk;sxk] ftldk
i;Zos{k.k iqfyl mikèkh{kd ds
lkFk&lkFk tuinh; ofj"B iqfyl
vèkh{kd }kjk O;fäxr :i ls fd;k
tk;sxkA bl çdks"B ds çHkkjh iqfyl
mikèkh{kd dk uke vkSj nwjHkk"k la[;k
bl dk;kZy; dks rRdky çsf"kr fd;k
tk;sxkA
çsl d‚UÝsal ij lanhi caly us dgk
^ljdkj O;kikfj;ksa dh ,gfe;r dks
c[kwch le>rh gS vkSj O;kikjh lqj{kk
çdks"B iwjs ns'k esa vius çdkj dk
igyk ,slk lqj{kk cy gksxk tks futh
O;ikfj;ksa dh j{kk nsxkA* lkFk gh
O;kij eaMy dh rjQ ls yfyr 'kekZ
us dgk ^ljdkj }kjk mBk;s bl
ljguh; dne ij lHkh O;kij eaMy
ds lnL;ksa dh vksj ls eSa ljdkj dks
èkU;okn djuk pkgw¡xkA*
;wihljdkjuscuk;kO;kifj;ksadsfy,lqj{kkcy
ihfj;M~l dks ysdj yksxksa esa [kklrkSj esa [kqn efgykvksa esa
dà rjg dh Hkzkafr;k gSaA ihfj;M~l tSls xaHkhj fo"k;ksa ij
vkt Hkh efgyk,a [kqydj ckr ugÈ dj ikrh gSaA oä ds
lkFk buesa cnyko t#j vkuk pkfg,A vkt gS esUlVªqvy
gk;thu MsA rks tkfu, ihfj;M~l ls tqM+s dqN QSDV~l--
jkstkuk iwjh nqfu;k esa 15 ls 49 lky dh 80 djksM+ efgyk,a
ihfj;M~l esa gksrh gSA
blds vykok bl ckjs esa ppkZ djuk Hkh ,d 'keZ dk fo"k;
gks tkrk gS rks bl ckjs esa ckrsa Hkh nch tqcku gh gksrh gSA
MCy;w Mh ds eqrkfcd Hkkjr esa 10 Qhlnh vkSj Ãjku esa
50 Qhlnh yM+fd;ka bls ,d chekjh dh rjg ns[krh gSaA
yxHkx lok vjc yM+fd;ksa dks 'kkSpky; dh lqfoèkk gh
miyCèk ugÈ gksrh ftl otl ls dà yM+fd;ksa dk Ldwy
rd NwV tkrk gS D;ksafd bl nkSjku oks Ldwy ugÈ tk ikrh
,d efgyk vius thou ds 6 ls 7 lky ihfj;M~l esa xqtkj
nsrh gSA lcls cM+h lPpkà ;s gS fd efgyk,a [kqn bldk
uke ysdj ckr ugÈ djrhA blds fy, dà rjg ds lka-
dsfrd ukeksa dk ç;ksx gksrk gSA tSls Hkkjr esa Hkh bls
yM+fd;ka crkus ds fy, dà lkjs etkfd;k ukeksa tSls
,elh] Mkmu gksuk] MsV vkuk] c‚l d‚fyx] pEIl vkfn
tkurh vkSj crkrh gSA
,sls le; esa dà efgyk,a [kqn dks ifjokj ls vyx dj
ysrh gSA vkt Hkh dà ns'kksa esa efgykvksa dk bl le; ?kj
esa ços'k oÆtr gSA vkt Hkh efgyk,a vxj xyrh ls nkx
yx tk,a rks blds fy, [kqn rks 'kÆenka gksrh gh gSa lkFk
gh yksx Hkh blds fy, Vksdus ds vykok 'kÆenk eglwl
djokrs gSaA
ihfj;M~l dks ysdj ladksp
elkys ds :i esa vnjd dk ç;ksx yxHkx iwjs lalkj esa fd;k tkrk gSA Çtftcsjklh ifjokj ls lacaèk j[kus okys vnjd
dk ouLifrd uke Çtftcsj vksf¶Qfpukys jksLdks gSA ;g ,d çdkj dk dan nsus okyk ikSèkk gS ftldh [ksrh dadjhyh
nkseV feêh esa vPNh gksrh gS tgka ikuh dk Bgjko ugÈ gksrkA vnjd dks lq[kkdj lksaB cukà tkrh gS bldk Hkh elkys
rFkk vkS"kfèk ds :i esa O;kid ç;ksx gksrk gSA
vk;qosZn esa vnjd dks :fpdkjd] ikpd] fLuXèk] m".k oh;Z] dQ rFkk okruk'kd] dVq jl ;qä foikd esa eèkqj] eycaèk
nwj djus okyh] xys ds fy, ykHkdkjh] Üokl] 'kwy] oeu] [kkalh] ân; jksx] coklhj] rh{.k vQkjk isV dh ok;q]
vfXunhid] :{k rFkk dQ dks u"V djus okyh crk;k x;k gSA
tqdke esa pk; esa vnjd ds lkFk rqylh ds iÙks rFkk ,d pqVdh ued Mkydj xquxquh voLFkk esa ihus ls ykHk feyrk
gSA xys esa [kjk'k gksus ;k [kkalh gksus ij rktk vnjd ds VqdM+s dks ued yxkdj pwlus ls vkjke feyrk gSA cq[kkj]
¶yw vkfn esa vnjd rFkk lkSaQ ds jl esa 'kgn feykdj lsou djus ls 'kh?kz ilhuk vkdj cq[kkj mrj tkrk gSA ,sls
esa vnjd dh pk; Hkh Qk;nsean gksrh gSA xyk idus ;k bU¶yq,atk gksus ij ikuh esa vnjd dk jl rFkk ued feykdj
xjkjs djus ls 'kh?kz ykHk feyrk gSA
isV lacaèkh leL;kvksa ds funku esa Hkh vnjd cgqr ykHknk;d fl) gksrk gSA vQkjs vkSj vth.kZ esa lksaB dk pw.kZ]
vtok;u] byk;ph dk pw.kZ ysdj feykdj ihl dj j[k ysaA fnu esa çR;sd Hkkstu ds ckn bldk lsou djsaA cPpksa ds
isV esa nnZ dh f'kdk;r gksus ij vnjd dk jl nwèk esa feykdj fiykuk pkfg, blls xSl rFkk vQkjs dh leL;k nwj
gks tkrh gSA lksaB vkSj xqM+ dh cuh xksfy;ksa ds fu;fer lsou ls] vkao vkus dh leL;k dk lekèkku gks tkrk gSA vkek-
th.kZ esa Hkh lksaB vkSj xqM feykdj lsou djuk pkfg, blls ikpd vfXu Bhd gks tkrh gSA xtfiIiyh vkSj lksaB ds
pw.kZ dk nwèk ds lkFk lsou isV ds fodkjksa ds fy, ,d vkn'kZ vkS"kfèk gSA
Hkw[k c<+kus rFkk Hkkstu ds çfr :fp iSnk djus ds fy, Hkkstu ls igys FkksM+k lk vnjd ;k lksaB dk pw.kZ ued feykdj
[kkuk pkfg,A blls ikpu 'kfä c<+rh gS vkSj dCt dk funku gksrk gSA NksVksa ;k cM+ksa dks ;fn [kkfyl nwèk u ipus
dh f'kdk;r gks rks nwèk esa lksaB dh xkaB mckydj ;k lksaB dk pw.kZ cqjdkdj lsou djuk pkfg,A
48 xzke lksaB] 200 xzke fry rFkk 120 xzke xqM+ dks feykdj dwV ysaA bl feJ.k dh 12 xzke ek=k dk lsou jkst
djus ls ok;qxksyk 'kkar gksrk gSA isV dh ,saBu rFkk ;ksfu 'kwy dk nwj djus ds fy, ;g ,d dkjxj vkS"kfèk gSA [kkyh
isV vfèkd ikuh ihus ls gq, isVnnZ dks nwj djus fy, lksaB ds pw.kZ dk xqM+ ds lkFk lsou djuk pkfg,A
vkS"kfèkghugÈelkysesaHkhç;ksxgksrkgSvnjd
Lusgy iapksyh
vgenkcknA xqtjkr ekè;fed vkSj mPprj ekè;fed f'k{k.k cksMZ }kjk yh xÃ
12oÈ dk fjtYV eaxyokj dks ?kksf"kr gks x;kA vksojv‚y fjtYV 55-85 çfr'kr
jgkA blesa dà ,sls LVwMsaV~l Hkh V‚ilZ jgs] ftUgksaus foijhr ifjfLFkfr;ksa dk
lkeuk djrs gq, ;g miyfCèk gkfly dhA
uke% J)k tkywHkkà jckjh
Ldwy % Jhjke cyh fo|k eafnj
ekDZl % 89-70
J)k ds firk pkSdhnkj gSa] tcfd eka nwljs ds ?kjksa esa >kM+w&iksNk djrh gSaA
bruk gh ugÈ] J)k ds tc ,Xtke 'kq: gksus okys Fks] rHkh eka dh rfc;r
fcxM+ xà FkhA mUgsa g‚fLiVy esa HkrÊ djuk iM+kA bl nkSjku J)k us vLirky
esa eka dh ns[kHkky ds vykok ?kj ds dke ds lkFk&lkFk jkr esa tkx&tkxdj
i<+kà dhA
csVh us fd;k uke jks’ku
nsgjknwuA Hkktik us mÙkjk[kaM ds eq[;ea=h gjh'k jkor ij turk ds èku
dk ^nq:i;ksx* djus dk vkjksi yxk;kA ikVÊ us mPpre U;k;ky; ds ,d
funsZ'k dk mYya?ku dj ^O;fäxr Nfo fuekZ.k* ds mís'; ls foKkiu nsus
dks ysdj vkt jkor vkSj lwpuk ,oa tu laidZ foHkkx ds egkfuns'kd ds
f[kykQ ekeyk ntZ djus dh ekax dhA 23 eà dks dà lekpkj i=ksa esa
lwpuk ,oa tu laidZ foHkkx ds egkfuns'kd }kjk iwjs ist dk foKkiu fn;s
tkus dk gokyk nsrs gq;s Hkktik ds çoäk eqUuk Çlg pkSgku us dgk fd
;g lc turk ds fgr vkSj dY;k.k ls lacafèkr ugÈ FkkA
pkSgku us dgk] ^^lekpkj i=ksa vkSj ehfM;k esa foKkiu nsuk ljdkj dk
fo'ks"kkfèkdkj gS vkSj gesa bldks ysdj dksà vkifÙk ugÈ gSA ysfdu foKkiu
fuekZrkvksa dh lkexzh ns[kus ds ckn ;g Li"V gks tkrk gS fd ;g turk
ds fgr ls tqM+s fdlh ekeys ls lacafèkr ugÈ gSA** mUgksaus dgk] ^^;g Li"V
:i ls eq[;ea=h ds jktuhfrd ,tsaMk dks vkxs c<+kus ds fy, gS vkSj
lhchvkà ds fy, Hkh vfr egRoiw.kZ gS ftlus ÇLVx lhMh ekeys ds fly-
flys esa flQZ ,d fnu ckn muls iwNrkN dh gSA**
Hkktik usrk us foKkiu dks ysdj vkjksi yxkrs gq;s dgk fd tkap ,tsalh
}kjk muls iwNrkN fd;s tkus ls ,d fnu igys jkT; ds yksxksa ls jkor
dh ;g oLrqr% ^n;k ;kfpdk* FkhA usrk us dgk fd ;g eq[;ea=h ds ^pqukoh
iksLVj* tSlk fn[k jgk gS D;ksafd blesa mUgsa ^jktuhfrd :i ls [kRe fd;s
tkus dh lkft'k ls mcjrs gq;s fn[kk;k x;k gSA**
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çsepan ds y?kqdFkk lkfgR; dh ppkZ
djsa rks çsepan us y?kq vkdkj dh
fofHkUu dFkk&dgkfu;ka jph gSaA buesa
ls dqN y?kq&dFkk ds ekud ij [kjh
mrjrh gS o vU; y?kq&dgkfu;ka dgh
tk ldrh gSaA çsepan dh y?kq&dFkkvksa
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ij >kMw yxk jgk Fkk vkSj mldh
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jgh FkhA nksuksa vius&vius dke ls
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,slk u gks dgÈ pys tk,aA*
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nks&pkj tteku }kj ij vk tkrs !
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dh çfrHkk çnku dj jgh FkhA nq[kh
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rd vk tkšxkA*
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fdrus gh Hkäksa us viuk tksj vktek
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mBrk FkkA gkFk mBk;s u mBrs Fks]
ik¡o dk¡i jgs Fks] dej u lhèkh gksrh
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esa pôj vk jgs Fks] frrfy;k¡ mM+ jgh
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fey tkrh] rks 'kk;n dqN rkdr
vkrhA
mlus lkspk] ;gk¡ fpye vkSj rEckdw
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;kn vk;k fd xk¡o esa ,d xksaM+ Hkh
jgrk gSA mlds ;gk¡ t:j
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vkx ogk¡ u FkhA nq[kh us dgk] vkx
dh fpUrk u djks HkkÃA eSa tkrk gw¡]
iafMrth ds ?kj ls vkx ek¡x yw¡xkA
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dgrk gqvk og nksuksa pht+sa ysdj pyk
vk;k vkSj iafMrth ds ?kj esa cjkSBs ds
}kj ij [kM+k gksdj cksyk] *ekfyd]
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iafMrkbu us HkWosa p<+kdj dgk] *rqEgsa
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?kj u gqvk] dksà ljk; gqÃA dg nks
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pys gSaA*
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de&ls&de pkj vkus ysrkA*
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vk;k D;ksa !*
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vuqt iky
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cfYd og ,d ,slh LFkk;h Hk;kog
vkink gS ftlds pyrs i`Foh dh vk—
fr esa cnyko vk ldrk gSA blls u
dsoy leqæ ds rkieku esa c<+ksÙkjh gks
jgh gS] cfYd ekSle esa vfu;ferrk
vkt ds nkSj esa LFkk;h :i xzg.k dj
pqdh gSA ;gh ugÈ rkieku esa c<+ksÙkjh
ds pyrs cQZ ds fi?kyus ds dkj.k
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vR;kfèkd fQlyu gksrh tk jgh gSA
urhtu mudk dkQh rsth ls {kj.k gks
jgk gSA
n'kdksa ls nqfu;k esa Xysf'k;jksa ds
fi?kyus ds nkos fd;s tk jgs gSaA dHkh
de rks dHkh dqN T;knk muds
fi?kyus dh ppkZ,¡ vke jgh gSaA
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dks ftEesokj Bgjk;k tk jgk gSA
vc ;g lkfcr gks pqdk gS fd
tyok;q ifjorZu ls vaVkdZfVdk ds
rkieku esa Hkh rsth ls c<+ksÙkjh gks jgh
gSA ;fn rkieku esa c<+ksÙkjh dh ;gh
j¶rkj tkjh jgh rks rkieku dh xfr
'kwU; fMxzh ls Åij igq¡pus ij
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vkSj rsth ls c<+ksÙkjh gksxhA blesa nks
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çekf.kr dj fn;k gSA xkSjryc gS fd
lky 2007 esa gh la;qä jk"Vª dh
vUrj ea=ky;h lfefr us nkok fd;k
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isVkxksfu;k vkSj vaVkZdfVd çk;}hi
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ckn dgk gS fd ge igys ls gh ns[k
jgs gSa fd cQZ dh ijrsa vis{kk—r
vfèkd rsth ls fi?kyus yxh gSaA
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ladsr gSA ;g vkSj T;knk ?kkrd
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xgjh gks tk,¡xh ,oa leqæksa esa vkSj
vfèkd xkn tek gksxhA
rsth ls ljd jgs Xysf'k;j vius çokg
ekxZ dh ?kkfV;ksa vkSj egk}hih; eSnkuh
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ftlls is;ty dh miyCèkrk Hk;kog
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vc bl ckr dk [kqyklk dj fn;k gS
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esa isVkxksfu;k ds Xysf'k;j lkS ls ,d
gtkj xquk rsth ls {kfjr gq, gSaA
èkzqoh; vkSj egk}hih; bykdksa dk
feyu {ks= dgsa ;k lafèk {ks=
tSofofoèkrk ds fygkt ls csgn
lEiUu ekus tkrs gSaA bu bykdksa esa
ikuh esa vfèkd ek=k esa xkn tek gksus
dh fLFkfr esa bldk lhèkk nq"çHkko
tyh; thoksa ds ikfjfLFkfrdh; ra=
ij iM+sxkA bl vè;;u ds ifj.kkeksa us
oSKkfudksa ds chp bl cgl dks tUe
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vxj Hkkjrh; fgeky;h {ks= ds
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gSaA ;g rknkn mÙkjh vkSj nf{k.kh èkzqo
fLFkr Xysf'k;jksa dks NksM+dj lcls
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rdjhc 70 Qhlnh NksVs Xysf'k;j gSaA
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gSaÇxx Xysf'k;j gSa ftudk nk;jk dqy
feykdj ,d ls ik¡p fdyksehVj rd
gksrk gSA
vc ;g lkQ gks x;k gS fd Xysf'k;jksa
dk gekjs thou esa fdruk egÙo gSA
bUgÈ ls fudyh ufn;k¡ gekjs thou
dk vkèkkj gSaA ufn;ksa ds fcuk ekuo
thou dh dYiuk rd ugÈ dh tk
ldrhA ;fn Hkkjrh; fgeky;h {ks= ds
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çHkko ij utj Mkysa rks vkt ogh
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rsth ls fi?ky jgs gSaA
;fn buds fi?kyus dh ;gh j¶rkj jgh
rks ,d fnu budk vfLrRo gh lekIr
gks tk,xkA xaxk gekjh vkLFkk gh ugÈ
cfYd iwT;k vkSj iq.;lfyyk vkSj
eks{knkf;uh Hkh gSA tyok;q ifjorZu
dk vlj gekjh mlh iwT;k xaxk vkSj
mldh eq[;èkkjk HkkxhjFkh ds vfLrRo
ds fy;s pqukSrh cu x;k gSA
vge gS XySfl;j dh lqj{kk dk loky
lh- ,u- ih- C;wjks
lkfgckcknA xkSj{kk dk ladYi ysrs gq, jk"Vªh; xkSj{kk okfguh us lkseokj ls
xkft;kckn ftys ls in;k=k vfHk;ku dk vkxkt dj fn;k gSA Hkktik usrk o jk"Vªh;
xkSj{kk okfguh ds çns'k laxBu ea=h jkds'k tSu ds ekxZn'kZu esa ftykè;{k lquhrk
¼vUuw½ pkSèkjh dh vxqokà esa ;g in;k=k ÇgMuikj ds 'kkyhekj xkMZu bykds ls 'kq:
gqà gS tks vkus okys fnuksa esa mÙkj çns'k ds fofHkUu tuinksa esa turk dks xkSlaj{k.k
ds çfr tkx#d djrs gq, ns'kHkj esa tutkxj.k djsxhA
jk"Vªh; xkSj{kk okfguh dh uofu;qä ftykè;{k lquhrk ¼vUuw½ pkSèkjh dh vxqokà esa
cM+h la[;k esa efgyk&iq#"k 'kkyhekj xkMZu esa ,d= esa gq,A ;gka ^xkSekrk ij
vR;kpkj ugÈ lgsxk fgUnqLrku* vkSj ^xkSgR;k dks cUn djks&cUn djks* ds mn?kks"kksa
ds chp in;k=k dks 'kq: fd;k x;kA rf[r;ksa ij ;s iafä;ka fy[kdj cM+h la[;k esa
efgyk&iq#"k o cPps 'kkyhekj xkMZu ds fofHkUu ekxks± ls fudysA crkSj eq[; vfrfFk
bl in;k=k dk ekxZn'kZu djrs gq, çns'k laxBu ea=h jkds'k tSu us crk;k fd lgh
ek;us esa ns'k rHkh LoPN o lqanj cusxk tc xkSoa'k dk laj{k.k gksxkA mUgksaus dgk
fd xkSgR;k rFkk xkSoa'k ij gks jgs vR;kpkjksa dks jksdus ds fy, vke turk dks
tkx#d djuk gS] blh mís'; dks ysdj 'kkyhekj xkMZu ls in;k=k dks 'kq: fd;k
x;k gSA Jh tSu us crk;k fd vkus okys fnuksa esa ;g in;k=k çns'k ds fofHkUu
tuinksa ls gksrs gq, iwjs ns'k esa Hkze.k djsxhA bl volj ij ftykè;{k lquhrk ¼vUuw½
pkSèkjh us crk;k fd jk"Vªh; xkSj{kk okfguh ls xkSHkäksa dks tksM+k tk jgk gSA mUgksaus
dgk fd xkSoa'k dh j{kk djds rFkk xkSikyu dks c<+kok nsdj cgqr lh leL;kvksa dks
[kRe fd;k tk ldrk gSA blds fy, ns'kokfl;ksa dks tkx#d gksus dh t:jr gSA
in;k=k esa Hkktik usrk iou jsìh vkSj KkusUæ pkSgku ds vykok j.kiky dlkuk]
,lds pkSgku] çnhi xqIrk] jsuw xqIrk] feFkys'k <Èxjk] vUuw pkSèkjh] jtuh d';i] vk'kk
jkuh] çse] iIiw] eqUuh] lksfu;k] vUuw jk.kk] jktdyh] lhek] ykyrh] eukst] usgk jk.kk]
oanuk <Èxjk] vuZo jk.kk vkfn 'kkfey FksA
jk"Vªh; xkSj{kk okfguh us xkSoa'k dh j{kk ds fy,
'kkyhekj xkMZu ls fd;k in;k=k dk 'kqHkkjEHk

15. Business15New Delhi, 30 May- 5 June , 2016
cnp bureau
Delhi/NCR: All India Bank Officers’ Confederation
(AIBOC) condemns and opposes any move of the
Government to privatise and/or Merge Public Sector
Banks. The Role played by the Public Sector Banks in
Nation Building has always been highlighted, appreciat-
ed and applauded by all Governments of the times. But
simultaneous and strategic propaganda initiated by and
through various Institutions, Authorities and Controllers
creates doubts in the minds of common man with regard
to real intentions of the Government/Regulators, who
were seen as promoting the interest of foreign powers
and capitalists. AIBOC has been representing its views
through various correspondence and personal represen-
tations to all authorities and even suggested various
alternatives/solutions to the concerns aired and steps
taken by the Government through press releases and
statements. Our Serious suggestions of Alternative
Commissions on Financial Reforms and Alternate Gyan
Sangam were not even looked into, leave apart discus-
sions on that.
It is astonishing that without addressing the real issues
responsible for the present state of affairs of the Banks
and without considering options available, the Banks are
being asked and compelled for Mergers.
AIBOC has been representing its views
through various correspondence
IntelIndiaAnnouncesNewInitiativesSupportingDigitalIndia
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Intel India announced a series of initiatives
that strengthen its support for the Digital India pro-
gramme launched by the Government of India. At an
event held today, Intel India detailed three projects
designed to accelerate digital literacy at the grassroots
level by reaching out to the population in non-urban
India, upskill citizens in tier 2 cities and beyond, and
encourage innovation from the local level.
Mr. Robby Swinnen, Vice President, Sales and
Marketing Group and General Manager, Intel
Corporation, Asia-Pacific and Japan, Ms. Debjani
Ghosh, Vice President, Sales and Marketing and
Managing Director, Intel South Asia, Mr. H.K. Mittal,
Adviser, Member Secretary, National Science &
Technology Entrepreneurship Development Board (NST-
EDB), Department of Science & Technology, Mr. Gaurav
Dwivedi, CEO, MyGov, and Dr. Dinesh Tyagi, CEO, CSC
e-Governance Services India Limited, were some of the
key dignitaries present at the event.
Building on the momentum of its Ek Kadam Unnati Ki Aur
initiative to accelerate access to technology in non-urban
India, Intel India e-launched its latest ‘Unnati Kendra at
Common Service Centre’ (UK at CSC) in Karnal, the first
in Haryana. This ‘UK at CSC’ will serve as one of the
common access digital learning centers for people of the
state and Intel India aims to open several more of these
facilities in the state.
Samsung introduces Galaxy Tab Iris
equipped with Iris recognition technology
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Samsung
India announced the
launch of Galaxy Tab Iris
featuring iris-recognition
technology that is ready
for Aadhaar authentica-
tion through an integrated
and highly secure biomet-
ric device. The Galaxy
Tab Iris will provide cash-
less and paperless servic-
es in various applications
such as banking,
eGovernance services
such as passport, taxa-
tion, healthcare and edu-
cation. The easy-to-use
biometric technology, cur-
rently incorporated in the
Galaxy Tab Iris will help
India spread its Digital
India vision of providing
technology so that every
citizen of the country can
have access to financial
inclusion benefits.
The solution will support
government benefit pro-
grams and enable banks
and financial institutions
to streamline the process
of an individual’s authenti-
cation, regardless of lan-
guage and literacy barri-
ers.
PerformanceHighlightsforthe
quarter/yearendedMarch31,2016
cnp bureau
Delhi: Operational income
for Q4 – FY 2016 is higher
by 17% at Rs 978 crore
over that for Q4 – FY 2015
at Rs 834 crore and 9%
higher than the income in
immediately preceding quar-
ter at Rs. 897 crore. The
same for FY 16 was higher
than that of FY 2015 by 18%
(FY 16– Rs 3,819 crore vs
FY 2015 – Rs 3,249 crore).
•Net Interest Income during
FY 2016 stands at
Rs.694crorevis-a -visRs.516
crore in FY 2015. This is due
to higher interest income.
•Profit for the year ended
March 31, 2016 at ` 337
crore is lower compared to
`522 crore in previous year
due to large provisions. In
the last quarter of FY 16,
loss was ` 101 crore as
against profit of `120 crore in
Q4 FY 2015, due to same
reasons.
Ola cabs now launches luxury ride
Coal India explor-
ing export opportu-
nity to Bangladesh
Kolkata: Coal India (CIL)
intends to export coal and
is in talks with power com-
panies in Bangladesh for
striking supply deals. This
is for the first time CIL
would be exporting the fos-
sil fuel on a commercial
basis.
Coal India subsidiaries —
Bharat Coking Coal and
North Eastern Coalfields
— plan to supply coal to
Bangladesh power compa-
nies. Coal is likely to be
transported to Haldia port
in West Bengal from where
it could be forwarded
through sea route to ports
in Bangladesh.
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