This document provides an overview of the political career of J. Jayalalithaa, the late Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. It discusses her early life and career as a successful actress in Tamil films. It then summarizes her entry into politics through the AIADMK party founded by M.G. Ramachandran. The document outlines her rise to become the first female leader of the opposition in the Tamil Nadu assembly in 1989. It notes she served three terms as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu from 1991-1996, 2001-2006, and 2016 until her death in 2016. The document also briefly mentions some corruption cases against her during her political career.

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Amritsar: Your Excellency Dr
Mohammad Ashraf Ghani, President of
the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan,
Your Excellency Salahuddin Rabbani,
Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic
of Afghanistan, My colleague Minister
Arun Jaitley ji, Foreign Ministers, Heads
of Delegations, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Namaskar. Sat Sri Akal.
It is an honour to speak at the inaugural
session of the 6th Ministerial
Conference of the Heart of Asia-
Istanbul Process on Afghanistan.
And, it is a particular pleasure to jointly
inaugurate this Conference with our
friend and partner, President Ashraf
Ghani of Afghanistan.
I thank Excellency Ghani for accepting
my invitation and for gracing this confer-
ence. It is also a great privilege for me
to welcome all of you in Amritsar, a city
blessed with simplicity, beauty and spir-
ituality, and abode to the Golden
Temple, the holiest shrines of Sikhs.
It is a place made sacred by Sikh Gurus
who meditated here. It embodies peace
and humanism, and is open to all peo-
ple and religions. Its streets and parks
tell stories of great valour and immense
sacrifice.
It is a city whose character has been
shaped by proud patriotism and gener-
ous philanthropy of its residents. And,
by their spirit of enterprise, creativity
and hard work. Amritsar also happens to
nurture an old and steadfast connection
of warmth and affection with
Afghanistan.
Among the earliest disciples of the first
Guru of Sikhs, Baba Guru Nanak Dev ji,
were Afghans he had preached to in
Kabul in the 15th century.
Even today, the shrine of an Afghan-ori-
gin sufi saint Baba Hazrat Sheikh in
Punjab is revered by all faiths, including
visitors from Afghanistan.
Inaugural Address
by Prime Minister
at the Sixth
Ministerial
Conference of the
Heart of Asia
Istanbul Process on
Afghanistan
Binod Takiawala
New Delhi: “In addition to
the world-class tertiary
healthcare, the govern-
ment is also focused on
improving the quality of
care through tertiary, pri-
mary and secondary
healthcare systems.” This
was stated by Shri Rajnath
Singh, Hon’ble Union
Home Minister during his
address at the 44th
Convocation of AIIMS,
New Delhi, here today. He
further said that in view of
the population pressure in
the country the govern-
ment is trying to bridge the
gap between demand and
supply of quality health-
care through public private
partnerships (PPPs) where
the private sector is being
roped in. Shri Manoj Sinha,
MoS for
Telecommunications and
Railways also graced the
occasion. The Union Home
Minister stated that though
the government has suc-
cessfully overcome many
health challenges, there
are many health frontiers
that still need to be con-
quered such as malaria in
the country. The Home
Minister further drew atten-
tion towards hygiene, sani-
tation and cleanliness
which play a crucial part in
preventing many diseases
and urged citizens to con-
tribute to the “Swacchata
Abhiyaan” started by the
Hon’ble Prime Minister.
Shri Singh also said that
the Institution is a nursery
of medical talent and it
needs to expand to meet
the growing need for med-
ical human resource in the
country. He informed that
the expansion plans for the
Institution have been taken
up and are underway. “I am
experiencing an ‘inspira-
tional’ and ‘spiritual’
moment here, as you all
are in the field where lives
are saved. Doctors experi-
ence deep satisfaction
after saving patients and
successful treatment.
Hence, the profession of
doctors is a very noble
task,” Shri Rajnath Singh
added.
Delivery the Presidential
address at the convoca-
tion, the President of the
Institution and Union
Health & Family Welfare
Minister Shri J P Nadda
stated that ensuring the
highest standards of med-
ical education is a top pri-
ority for our government
and 6 AIIMS have already
been made operational
and 12 new AIIMS are
being set up in different
parts of the country to set
standards of medical edu-
cation and healthcare at
par with the best institu-
tions in the world. “Existing
premier medical colleges
are also being upgraded
with top notch infrastruc-
ture and facilities. Medical
teachers will also be close-
ly involved in policy plan-
ning, regulation and
enforcement of standards
in medical education,” Shri
Nadda added.
The Health Minister
assured that the
Government is committed
to ensuring that the new
AIIMS will meet the same
standards of service as
AIIMS, New Delhi.
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foi{k dh usrk cuus okyh os çFke efgyk
FkhaA orZeku le; esa rfeyukMq
dh ekStwnk jktuhrh esa t;yfyrk dk
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ckj jkT; dh eq[;ea=h cuhaA lu 2011
esa turk us rhljh ckj t;yfyrk dks
rfeyukMq dk eq[;ea=h pqukA mUgksaus
jkT; esa dbZ dY;k.kdkjh ifj;kstuk,
'kq: dhA vius 'kq:vkrh dk;Zdky esa
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;kstukvksa tSls fodkl ds dk;Z fd,A
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ls lu 1972 ds nkSj esa T;knkrj fQYesa
,e-th- jkepaæu ds lkFk dh vkSj lu
1982 esa vius jktuhfrd dfj;j dh
'kq#vkr Hkh ,eŒthŒ jkepaæu ds lkFk
dhA lu 1984 esa mUgsa rfeyukMq ls
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t;yfyrk us [kqn dks ,e-th- jkepaæu
dk mÙkjkf/kdkjh ?kksf"kr dj fn;kA
vius jktuSfrd thou esa t;yfyrk
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ls ltk Hkh gks pqdh gSA
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t;yfyrk us dqN lky rd fc'ki
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mudh ekrk th
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dh vkfFkZd ijs'kkfu;ksa ds dkj.k mudh
ekrkth us mUgsa fQYeks esa dke djus dk
lq>ko fn;kA egt 15 lky dh vk;q esa
t;yfyrk us vius vki dks çeq[k
vfHkus=h ds :i esa LFkkfir dj fy;kA
fiQYeh dSfj;j
t;yfyrk us vius vfHku; dh 'kq#vkr
'kadj oh fxjh dh vaxzsth fQYe
ÞvfiLVyß ls dh Fkh ij bl fQYe ls
mUgsa dksbZ igpku ugha feyhA lu 1964
esa t;yfyrk dh igyh dUuM+ fQYe
^fpUukMk xksEcs* çnf'kZr gqbZA
bl fQYe dh foospdks us dkQh ljkguk
dh vkSj turk us Hkh bls csgn ilan
fd;kA ,d lky ds ckn mUgksaus rfey
fQYe ^osafujk vMkbZ* esa dke fd;k vkSj
mlds rqjar ckn mUgksaus rsyqxq flusek esa
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rfey fQYeks esa vius çHkko'kkyh
vfHku; ds dkj.k os ,d çfrf"Br
dykdkj cu x;haA flusek ds ijns ij
,e-th- jkepaæu ds lkFk mudh tksM+h
dkQh lQy jgh vkSj n'kZdks us Hkh bl
tksM+h dks csgn ilan fd;kA muds
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t;'kadj] jfopaæu vkSj f'kokth x.ks'ku
tSls ukeh vfHkusrkvks ds lkFk
Hkh dke fd;kA lu 1968 esa mUgksaus
fganh fQYe ^bTtr* esa dke fd;k ftlesa
/kesZUæ eq[; vfHkusrk FksA 1980 ds n'kd
esa mudk fQYeh dfjvj FkksM+k /khek gks
x;kA mudh vkf[kjh fQYe Fkh ^ukf/k;kbZ
BsMh oU/kk dny* ftlds ckn mUgksaus
jktuhfr ls tqM+us dk QSlyk fd;kA
jktuSfrd thou
v‚y bafM;k vUuk æfoM+ equs= d"kxe
¼,-vkbZ-,-Mh-,e-ds-½ ds laLFkkid ,E- th-
jkepaæu us mUgsa çpkj lfpo fu;qä
fd;k vkSj pkj o"kZ ckn lu 1984 esa
mUgsa jkT;lHkk ds fy, ukekafdr fd;k
x;kA dqN gh le; esa os
,-vkbZ-,-Mh-,e-ds- dh ,d lfØ; lnL;
cu x;haA mUgsa ,e-th-vkj- dk
jktuSfrd lkFkh ekuk tkus yxk vkSj
çlkj ek/;eks esa Hkh mUgsa ,-vkbZ-,-Mh-,e-
ds- ds mÙkjkf/kdkjh ds :i esa fn[kk;k
x;kA tc ,e-th- jkepaæu
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ds- dk mÙkjkf/kdkjh cukuk pkgk vkSj
bl dkj.k ls ,-vkbZ-,-Mh-,e-ds- nks
fgLlksa esa cV x;kA ,d xqV t;yfyrk
dks leFkZu ns jgk Fkk vkSj nwljk xqV
tkudh jkepaæu dksA lu 1988 esa ikVhZ
dks Hkkjrh; lafo/kku dh /kkjk 356 ds
rgr fu"dkf"kr dj fn;k x;kA lu
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ikVhZ dk çeq[k cuk;k x;kA mlds
i'pkr Hkz"Vkpkj ds dbZ vkjksiksa vkSj
fooknksa ds ckotwn t;yfyrk us 1991]
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ds }kjk nksuksa ns'kksa us iqu% ijLij fo'okl
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bl çdkj dk vlSU; ijek.kq le>kSrk
fd;k gSA bl le>kSrs ds ckn Hkkjr vkSj
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lfgr dfri; vU; {ks=ksa esa Hkh f}i{kh;
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nwljk ,slk ns'k gS tgka dHkh lsuk dh vksj
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py jgk gSA ;gka rhl lky rd Hk;kud
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t:jh gks x;k gSA vyx rfey jk"Vª dh
ekax dks ysdj vkrad epkus okys laxBu
fyês dk çHkko vc rfey leqnk; esa Hkh
lhfer jg x;k gSA dksyacks ls f'kdk;rsa
vkSj vusd erHksn j[kus okys vYila[;d
rfey leqnk; us pquko esa cM+h rknkn esa
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leqnk; us Hkh fd;kA ;g leqnk; Hkh
flagyh opZLo dh vk'kadk ls Hk;Hkhr gSA
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jk"Vª phu gh gSA Hkkjr us Hkh ;|fi mÙkjh
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{ks= gS] tgka rfeyksa dh vkcknh cgqr
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çnku fd;k gSA bl {ks= esa Hkkjr us u
dsoy jsyos ykbu fcNkbZ gSa] oju lM+d
ekxksaZ dk fuekZ.k djus esa Hkh cgqr cM+k
;ksxnku fn;k gSA Hkkjr us bl {ks= esa
ukxfjdksa ds jgus ;ksX; vkoklksa ds
fuekZ.k ds fy, Hkh cgqr vf/kd fuos'k
fd;k gSA ;|fi efgaæk jkti{ks ds usr`Ro
esa fiNyh Jhyadk ljdkj us Hkkjr ds
lkFk oSlh xeZtks'kh Hkjk O;ogkj ugha
fn[kk;k] tSlk visf{kr FkkA
efgaæk jkti{ks ds usr`Ro esa Jhyadk rsth
ds lkFk phu ds i{k esa eqM+rk gqvk
fn[kkbZ fn;kA efgaæk jkti{ks us vfr
vkRefo'okl esa vkdj xyr lykgksa ds
vk/kkj ij e/;kof/k pquko djk fn,]
ftlesa muds gh iqjkus lg;ksxh jgs
eSf=iky flfjlsuk us çeq[k foi{kh ds :i
esa mUgsa dM+h VDdj nhA bu pqukoksa esa
flfjlsuk dks vçR;kf'kr :i ls rfeyksa]
vYila[;d eqfLyeksa vkSj yxHkx lHkh
foi{kh nyksa us lg;ksx fn;k] ftlds
dkj.k flfjlsuk us lHkh vkadyuksa dks
udkjrs gq, vk'p;Ztud <ax ls Hkkjh
cgqer ds lkFk pqukoh lQyrk çkIr
dhA
Hkkjr dks Jhyadk esa cnyh gqbZ
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lnqi;ksx djuk pkfg,A flfjlsuk dk
:[k Hkkjr ds vuqdwy gS vkSj Hkkjr dks
vc vkSj le; xaok, fcuk Jhyadk esa
lfØ; Hkwfedk viukuh pkfg,A fiNys
dqN o"kksaZ esa jkti{ks ds usr`Ro esa Jhyadk
esa ftl çdkj phu vf/kdkf/kd n[ky
vkSj c<+r cukrk tk jgk Fkk] mls Hkkjr
ds i{k esa eksM+us dk le; vc vk x;k
gSA viuh Hkkjr ;k=k ds nkSjku flfjl-
suk us Hkkjr ds lkFk lkSgknZiw.kZ ,sfrgk-
fld laca/kksa dh LFkkiuk ij cy fn;k gSA
Hkkjr us Hkh flfjlsuk dks iw.kZ lg;ksx
çnku djus dk vk'oklu nsrs gq,
Jhyadk ds mÙkjh&iwohZ {ks=ksa esa cls gq,
rfeyksa dh lqj{kk lqfuf'pr djus dk
mfpr vkºoku fd;k gSA ;g Hkh fpark
O;ä dh xbZ fd eNqvkjksa dks ysdj nksuksa
ns'kksa dh lhekvksa ij çk;: rukoiw.kZ
fLFkfr;ka cu tkrh gSaA bl çdkj dh
rukoiw.kZ fLFkfr;ksa dks jksdus rFkk budk
leqfpr lek/kku [kkstus dh fn'kk esa Hkh
nksuksa i{k ckrphr dh fn'kk esa
xaHkhjrkiwoZd vkxs c<+s gSaA
fgan egklkxj esa phu viuk n[ky rsth
ls c<+krk tk jgk gSA Hkkjr vkSj vesfjdk
ds ikjLifjd fgr Hkh fgan egklkxj {ks=
ds lkFk l?ku :i ls tqM+s gq, gSaA
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ç/kkuea=h ujsUæ eksnh us dkys/ku ij ?kksVkyscktksa o Hkz"Vkpkfj;ksa dh vksj b'kkjk
fd;kA mUgksaus fdlh O;fä ;k ikVhZ dk uke ugha fy;kA ,sls esa ;g le>uk
eqf'dy gS fd dbZ foi{kh usrkvksa us bl c;ku dks vius fny ij D;ksa ys
fy;kA ;s yksx laln esa vkis ls ckgj gks x;sA gkFk mBk−mBkdj xjt jgs
Fks fd ç/kkuea=h dks lnu esa vkdj ekQh ekaxuh
pkfg;sA tc c;ku esa fdlh ds uke] in ;k
ijks{k−vijks{k :i ls fdlh dk mYys[k gh ugha Fkk
rks ç/kkuea=h dks lnu esa vkdj ekQh D;ksa ekaxuh
pkfg,A D;k mUgsa bl ckr ds fy, ekQh ekaxuh
pkfg, fd mUgksaus dkys/ku okyksa dh ckS[kykgV dk
mYys[k fd;kA mudk uksVcanh ij rS;kjh laca/kh
c;ku Hkh vuqfpr ugha FkkA fojks/kh vkjksi yxkrs jgs
gSa fd uksVcanh ds igys i;kZIr rS;kjh ugha dh x;hA
blfy, yksxksa dks ijs'kkuh dk lkeuk djuk iM+kA bl
dFku dk eryc Fkk fd ljdkj dks igys ls gh lkS] ikap lkS ds u;s i;kZIr
uksV miyC/k djk nsus pkfg;s FksA cSadksa rd O;oLFkk dj nsuh pkfg, FkhA ,Vh,e
esa Hkh i;kZIr O;oLFkk dj nsuh pkfg;s FkhA D;k bl çdkj iwoZ rS;kjh ds ckn
uksVcanh dk dksbZ eryc jg tkrkA
vf/kd iwoZ rS;kjh ds rdZ nsus esa usd uh;r dk vHkko gSA ,slh ckrsa ogh dj
ldrk gS tks ;kstuk foQy gksrs ns[kuk pkgrk FkkA ,sls esa ç/kkuea=h dk ;g
dguk xyr ugha Fkk fd i;kZIr rS;kjh u djus dk vkjksi lgh ugha] oju dqN
yksxksa vFkkZr dkys/ku okyksa dks rS;kjh djus dk i;kZIr ekSdk ugha feykA bl
lPpkbZ dks dbZ foi{kh usrk Hkh Lohdkj dj pqds gSaA ujsUæ eksnh us brus cM+s
QSlys ij tSlh xksiuh;rk cuk, j[kh og nqyZHk vkSj ljkguh; FkhA ljdkj
dks yksxksa dh dfBukbZ dk vuqeku Fkk ysfdu nwljk dksbZ jkLrk ugha FkkA
vketu dks de ls de dfBukbZ gks] bl ij ljdkj us yxkrkj utj j[khA
mlh ds vuq:i QSlyksa esa cnyko djus iM+sA
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Vaidehi
India had a woman president and prime minis-
ter. A male prime minister who says, educate
girls and save them. Yet one of the greatest
tragedies that our country faces is that women
have to rely on themselves when it comes to
their own safety. No respect for women. No
respect for our culture. And as far as the law
is concerned, who cares? There is currently
no special law in India against sexual assault
or harassment, and only penetration by a
male’s sexual organ counts as rape. Proving
molestation is another challenge faced by
women.
India is known to be a land of contrasts. On
the one hand, we celebrate the success of our
leading female sports stars like Sania Mirza
and Saina Nehwal, whereas on the other
hand, a national-level shooter has accused
her coach, also a former shooter and
Olympian, of having spiked her drink at a party
and raping her in Delhi. The Haryana woman
shooter claimed that her coach, with whom
she was in a relationship with for the last two
years, had promised to marry her. A complaint
has been filed in the case. The accused is an
Arjuna awardee and employed with the Sports
Authority of India (SAI), which is why the
National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) has
not intervened. The SAI in its capacity can
suspend the accused till the charges against
him are proved. However, since the accused
has only been asked to co-operate with inves-
tigation as of now, and has not been arrested,
the authority has not taken any action against
him. This is how the sports women time and
again, lands in trouble and accused roam scot
free.
Earlier too, a promising 15-year-old female
athlete committed suicide after being
harassed by seniors. The news of the tragic
incident of four young female athletes attempt-
ing suicide by eating poisonous fruits, with one
of them succumbing to it, at the Sports
Authority of India (SAI) water sports centre at
Vembanad Lake, Alappuzha, Kerala had
spread like wildfire. While the horrific occur-
rence has rattled the corridors of the Sports
Ministry, the news once again brings to light
the plight of female Indian sports athletes.
Neither Indian sports nor the governing body
SAI is new to controversies. Flip through the
pages of history and one can find several inci-
dents of misbehaviour and allegations of sex-
ual harassment made by leading sportswomen
of the country.
In 2009, the women’s team accused the
Andhra Cricket Association (ACA) secretary V
Chamundeshwarnath of asking for sexual
favours in order to be selected. Following
complaints of sexual harassment by women
cricketers, the ACA sacked the secretary and
the police booked a case against him. This
shameful act came to light when six women
cricketers met then State Home Minister P
Sabitha Indra Reddy and explained the situa-
tion to her.
In 2011, Thulasi alleged that the Tamil Nadu
Boxing Association (TNBA) secretary A K
Karunakaran misbehaved with her while ask-
ing her to ‘cooperate’ if she wished to be
selected. In 2010, a women hockey player
alleged sexual harassment by chief coach. As
we know, Hockey is the national game of India
but the game or more specifically the organi-
sation running it, Hockey India (HI), has been
in the news for all the wrong reasons. In 2010,
few members of Indian Women’s Hockey team
complained of being sexually harassed by the
then chief coach Maharaj Krishan Kaushik.
The scenario came to light when Ranjitha Devi
sent an email to HI. She mentioned about
being subjected to sexual harassment and that
she was eventually not considered for inclu-
sion in the team for not acceding to the
coach’s ‘demands’. It was also noted that
Kaushik used his reputation of having coached
the Men’s 1998 Bangkok Asian Games gold
medal-winning side to the fullest to save him.
In 2014, another shocking incident of sexual
harassment came to light, when gymnastics
coach Manoj Rana and gymnast Chandan
Pathak were booked for allegedly sexually
harassing a female gymnast at the Indira
Gandhi Indoor Stadium while attending a
national camp for the Asian Games. The 29-
year-old woman gymnast revealed that vulgar
and indecent remarks were made about her
clothes by the two.
Violence against sportswomen on the rise
Thousands of divorce
cases are pending in
courts and many families
are yet to get justice.
Divorce proceedings in
India is very complicated
and both men and women
find it difficult to go through
litigation process as it is a
time consuming procedure
especially in contested
divorce cases.
First of all, lawyers play a
key role for the success in
the divorce proceedings
and hence you need to
select an experienced
lawyer particularly in this
subject dealt with more
specific issues in the
divorce laws. Nowadays,
court verdicts are a shock-
er; one after other cases
which favour men has
made it much more com-
plicated for women to get
justice. Although, we are
still improving from the
blow of the grounds for
divorce laid by the
Supreme Court lately,
another shock seems to
have tormented right into
the ribs!
In a country where marital
rape is still not a criminal
offense under the IPC, ver-
dicts that you’re about to
hear will diminish your
faith in the judiciary. Indian
rape definition is so vague;
even an intercourse with
consent can be later
termed as rape. There is a
case where the Madras
High Court intervened and
imprisoned the man even
though the girl acknowl-
edged that it was consen-
sual sex. Our judiciary is
that imprudent.
A large percentage of
women and men in India
live in rural areas where
panchayat, tribal laws and
local customs are the
norm. Even now, in the
21st century there are
cases of witches being
burnt alive and castes and
religious antagonisms are
rife. From the legal point of
view, laws against marital
rape are a step in the right
direction, but that requires
a society where women
are financially independent
and equal to men in all
respects. Will the country
provide financial assis-
tance to a rural woman
who has sent her husband
to jail for marital rape?
Maybe that’s why; our
present society is not
ready for such a law, which
will lead to a social dis-
tress, especially in reli-
gious minorities. It will be
unenforceable and trans-
gressed on a large-scale.
Leaving all the crucial
issues aside the Supreme
Court says, extra-marital
affairs of a man do not
always amount to mental
cruelty attracting the provi-
sion of abetment to sui-
cide. The statement has
come to light after a
woman-committed suicide
due to her husband’s
alleged extra-marital
affairs. It is significant to
note that the other woman
involved in the case also
committed suicide due to
humiliation leading to two
more suicides, committed
by her mother and brother.
If that wasn’t cruel enough,
the man charged for infi-
delity filed an appeal
against his conviction of
four-year sentence for
causing harassment and
mental cruelty to his wife,
and the SC acquitted him
of all charges. In yet
another bad decision, we
now have weird grounds
for divorce. Even though,
something as brutal as
marital rape is not reason
enough for separation,
men now have the upper
hand in divorce as well.
The Supreme Court has
passed a judgement that,
a Hindu man can file for
divorce if his wife tries to
separate him from his age-
ing parents. A woman
needs to leave her parents
when she gets married,
and that is the ‘norm’. But
if she tries to take him
away from his parents and
live an independent life,
she can be divorced?
Because only her hus-
band’s parents need
someone to take care of
them full-time due to old
age while her parents are
s e l f - s u s t a i n a b l e ?
Anyways, this is what
Indian judiciary has decid-
ed lately.
Supreme Court also
waives 6-month waiting
period, grants divorce to
couple. The SC has
allowed an estranged cou-
ple’s plea for divorce by
mutual consent by waiving
the waiting period of six
months, exercising its
powers under the
Constitution to do “com-
plete justice”.
Now coming back to the
most important fact is,
whether that woman is
married or unmarried? If
she is married, the hus-
band can be prosecuted
under Section 497 of the
Indian Penal Code for
adultery and can be pun-
ished for up to 5 years and
fine, or both. In case she is
unmarried, that person
cannot be prosecuted
under the Indian Penal
Code. The wife of that per-
son has the remedy of
obtaining divorce from him
on the ground of adultery.
According to Indian
Matrimonial laws, the term
extra marital affair is not
used what is stated as,
“has since the solemniza-
tion of the marriage com-
mitted adultery” or ” has,
after the solemnization of
the marriage, had volun-
tary, sexual intercourse
with any person other than
his or her spouse”. The
sexual relationship out of
marriage with someone
else than the spouse is the
important factor that has to
exist in order to obtain dis-
solution of marriage by
decree of divorce.
Whydivorceverdictsaregoingagainstwomen?

4. Delhi/ NCR4 New Delhi, 5 - 11 December, 2016
cnp bureau
Noida: Sunrise Learning (A Unit of Sunrise Learning
Foundation) hosted second annual special sports meet
on World Disability day for children with special needs at
Kothari International School, Noida. Children in the age
group of 3 years to 16 years participated in competitive
event on the sports meet. Winners were crowned with
special prizes and certificates and medals were awarded
to all the participants to boost their confidence and lean-
ing skill.
Sunrise Learning is non profit NGO that has been estab-
lished with the prime objective of promoting the advance-
ment of education, art, science and health in the society
and to promote cultural, sports, entertainments and
youth activities. The main objective of Sunrise Learning
is to create and provide opportunities to autistic children
for learning, playing, growing, performing, competing
and winning together with their peers.
Sunrise Learning hosted second annual spe-
cial sports meet on World Disability Day
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Developed
from sea minerals,
‘Spawake, a Japanese skin
care brand brings to you a
range of Age Solution skin-
care products that treat
your skin which has
become dry, lost its firm-
ness and elasticity and is
showing signs of ageing in
the most gentle way to
bring back the bright,
youthful and vivid texture.
All the products
contain a core
i n g r e d i e n t
A s t a x a n t h i n
which has
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Astaxanthin is a red
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which is commonly, used
marine cos-
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dients.
Introducing
anANTI-
AGEING
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New Delhi: In a function
organized at New Delhi’s
Mavalankar Hall on the
occasion of World AIDS
Day, the Delhi BJP
President Shri Manoj
Tiwari said that we would
have to think to ensure that
politics is seen as a medi-
um of human service. He
said it is sad that despite
extreme advancement of
medical science people
hold all kinds of miscon-
ceptions about diseases
like AIDS and T.B. due to
which the patients have to
face social isolation.
He said no doubt AIDS is a
serious disease but due to
misconceptions people’s
hateful behavior towards
the patients of AIDS puts
them under depression.
People hold that AIDS is a
sexual disease while with
the passing of time medical
science has found that in
most cases callous blood
transfusion causes spread
of the infection.
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New Delhi: For the first time in the history of India, a
team of like-minded women, comprising of activists,
environmentalists, professionals and others, has come
forward to form a political party to fight for their political,
legal and social rights and create a society where equal
opportunities will exist for both the genders. ALL INDIA
WOMEN UNITED PARTY (AIWUP) has been formed fol-
lowing the vision of Rights guaranteed by UN
Declarations and Conventions to Women and the Right
to Equality guaranteed by the Constitution of India. It is
an endeavor to create political awareness among
women and provide them a platform to help fight against
any kind of gender based discrimination.
India’s First Women Political Party Launches
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Delhi:Royal China brings
their special Winter Festive
Menu. Celebrate this fes-
tive season and chilly win-
ter wind with your family
and friends while you
gorge on delicious delica-
cies at Royal China. This
multi-course special menu,
with plenty of options for
both vegetarians and non-
vegetarians, best repre-
sents by Royal China.
The menu includes: Duck
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With Dry Red Chilli,
Shredded Chicken with
Black Mushrooms,
Steamed Fish in Yellow
Bean Sauce, Clear Soup
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Delhi / Noida: MTV, the cult youth brand is back again with a
whole new adrenalin induced season of the country’s longest
running reality show on Indian television, Renault MTV
Roadies Rising powered by Vivo Smart Phone & Woodland.
Giving adventure seekers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to
feel the rush of excitement, Roadies is back with a brand new
adventure squad as ace Indian off-spinner, Harbhajan Singh
joins the fearsome four - original Roadie, Rannvijay Singha,
the fierce and sassy, Neha Dhupia, Renault MTV Roadies X4
winner, Karan Kundra and Roadie and reality TV star, Prince
Narula.
Warriors from Delhi queue up for auditions for
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Delhi/NCR: Veteran actress
Sulabha Arya is all excited
about essaying the role of a
super cool ‘Nani’ in Sony
SAB’s upcoming romantic
comedy series – Khatmal-E-
Ishque. Here are some
excerpts from the interview.
What made you chose this
show? The main reason I
chose ‘Khatmal-E-Ishque’
was for its association with
Garima Productions.
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US: US President-elect
Donald Trump is a clever
man and will quickly
understand his new
responsibilities, Russian
President Vladimir Putin
said in an interview with
NTV TV.
Putin has spoken previous-
ly of his hope that Trump
will help restore US-Russia
relations, and analysts said
he was unlikely to want to
dial up anti-Western rheto-
ric before Trump’s inaugu-
ration in January.
“Trump was an entrepre-
neur and a businessman.
He is already a statesman,
he is the head of the United
States of America, one of
the world’s leading coun-
tries,” NTV quoted Putin as
saying in the interview on
www.ntv.ru on.
“Because he achieved suc-
cess in business, it sug-
gests that he is a clever
man. And if (he is) a clever
man, then he will fully and
quite quickly understand
another level of responsibil-
ity. We assume that he will
be acting from these posi-
tions,” Putin said. Putin’s
comments appeared to
address criticism from
Trump’s opponents who
say his unconventional
actions since the election –
including railing at the cast
of a Broadway show and
early-morning invective on
Twitter – show Trump is
out of his depth.
China lodged a diplomatic
protest on Saturday after
Trump spoke by phone
with President Tsai Ing-
wen of Taiwan, the first by
a US president-elect or
president since Jimmy
Carter switched diplomatic
recognition from Taiwan to
China in 1979, acknowl-
edging Taiwan as part of
“one China”. Speaking
about Russia’s relations
with the West, Putin said
attempts to create a unipo-
lar world had failed: “The
situation is changing. I
think it is not a secret to
anyone, everyone sees it,
that many of our partners
already prefer to stick to
principles of international
law, because the world’s
balance is being gradually
restored.”
Putin said when building
relationships with other
countries, Russia would
respect their interests.
Vladimir Putin says Donald Trump Clever,
will understand new responsibilities
Cuban President Raul Castro has pledged to uphold his
brother Fidel’s socialist revolution at a massive rally in
honour of the communist icon before his burial.
Tens of thousands of flag-waving supporters recited the
oath with Raul Castro at the Revolution Plaza of
Santiago de Cuba, the cradle of Fidel’s guerrilla struggle.
“He demonstrated that yes we could, yes we can, yes we
will overcome any obstacle, threat, turbulence in our firm
resolve to build socialism in Cuba,” he said.
“In front of Fidel’s remains … we swear to defend the
fatherland and socialism,” said Castro, who took over
when his brother fell ill in 2006.
“Fidel! Fidel! Until victory, always!” Castro said at the
evening rally attended by a few foreign leaders, including
Cuba’s leftist Latin American allies from Venezuela,
Bolivia and Nicaragua, but also figures such as Argentine
football legend Diego Maradona.
Capping a nine-day mourning period, Castro’s ashes will
be interred today during a “simple” ceremony at Santa
Ifigenia Cemetery, near the mausoleum of 19th-century
independence hero Jose Marti, his brother said.
But Castro said that before dying at the age of 90 on
November 25, his brother requested that no monuments
or statues be erected in his honour, and that no streets
or buildings be named after him.
Legislation will be presented at the next national assem-
bly, which meets later in December, to fulfill his dying
wish, Castro said.
“The leader of the revolution rejected any manifestation
of a cult of personality,” Raul Castro said.
CubanPresidentRaulCastrovowstodefendFidel’srevolution
A Muslim student was allegedly assaulted aboard a US sub-
way train by three drunk white men who repeatedly screamed
“Donald Trump!” and hurled anti-Islam slurs before trying to rip
her hijab off, the latest in a slew of incidents in which head-
scarf-clad women have been targeted.
Three men attempted to rip off Yasmin Seweid’s hijab, calling
the 18-year-old student a “terrorist” and shouting President-
elect Trump’s name as she rode the subway through
Manhattan.
Straphangers stood by and watched as the three drunk white
men repeatedly screamed “Donald Trump!” and hurled anti-
Islam slurs at the Muslim Baruch College student before trying
to rip her hijab off on an East Side subway, the woman told the
New York Daily News. The incident that took place on
Thursday is being investigated by the NYPD’s Hate Crimes
Task Force. Police are reviewing surveillance video to identify
the men involved.
Seweid said she was stunned by the assault and the fact that
no one in the subway car came to her aid. “I heard them say
something very loudly, something about Donald Trump…I also
heard them say the word terrorist and I sort of got a little
scared,” Seweid was quoted as saying.
Hijab-clad teen attacked by men
screaming ‘Trump’on subway in US
President-elect Donald
Trump is threatening heavy
taxes as retribution for U.S.
companies that move their
business operations over-
seas and still try to sell their
product to Americans.
In a series of early-morning
tweets Sunday, Trump
vowed a 35 per cent tax on
products sold inside the U.S.
by any business that fired
American workers and built a
new factory or plant in anoth-
er country.
Trump campaigned on a vow
to help American workers but
also to reduce taxes and reg-
ulations on businesses.
Trump tweets “there will be a
tax on our soon to be a
strong border of 35 per cent
for these companies wanting
to sell their product, cars,
A.C. units, etc., back across
the border.”
Trump threatens
payback for US
companies that
move abroad
India-born Preet Bharara, the powerful US attorney who
has facilitated many high-profile insider trading convic-
tions, has agreed to remain in the position after meeting
President-elect Donald Trump.
Appointed as the US Attorney for the Southern District of
New York by outgoing US President Barack Obama in
2009, Bharara has earned the reputation of a “crusader”
prosecutor.
“The President-elect asked, presumably because he’s a
New Yorker and is aware of the great work that our office
has done over the past seven years, asked to meet with
me to discuss whether or not I’d be prepared to stay on
as the United States attorney to do the work as we have
done it, independently, without fear or favour for the last
seven years,” Bharara said.
Preet Bharara meets Donald Trump,
agrees to stay on as US Attorney

7. Delhi/ NCR 7New Delhi, 5 - 11 December, 2016
New Delhi: NAI National Achievement Awards for the 24th year was presented by NAI General Secretary Vipin Gaur with lighting lamp the func-
tion was Inaugurated by P P Chaudhary, Minister of State Electronics Information and Technology, Arjun Ram Meghwal Minister of State Finance,
Vipin Gaur, General Secretary, Sandeep Marwah founder of Noida Film city, O P Sharma National Vice President, Dr. Gururaj Nagathan,
Kuleshwar Sonkar with other dignitaries were present at the inaugural of 24th Year of NAI National achievement Awards and the audience were
entertained by cultural program made audience and dignitaries feel proud about NAI which has done an tremendous events and. This award func-
tion was celebrated to reward the great personalities who have shown their best efforts and contribution to the society, NAI is giving their best serv-
ices to the media industry and journalist and NAI is the first organization who has started tribute day for journalism, Global festival of journalism
and NAI is the first organization who has conducted body Donation Camp, it has more than 8700 members all over India, and NAI is celebrating
this award function from past 24 years and have felicitated the best personalities from the grounds of Electronic and print media with best social
worker, politician, social activist and Best IAS, Best Police Officer as IPS too were rewarded by NAI and with many other categories too were been
awarded.
“Journalism around us written by Honey Sehgal and edited by Kanchan Yadav book was released by our chief guest on this occasion”.
NAI Convener with other dignitaries were present and have awarded the awardees and congratulated them for their best work in their respective
field they have done.and to make This award function many have given their best efforts and many have even come from
Bengaluru,Gujarat,Bijapur, Assam and many more places, and the Best Effort to make the award function successful was given by Kanchan Yadav,
who has taken all the responsibility of inviting guest and following up them and we thank all the sponsors as media partner who have supported
to make the award function success and all event shoot by Anil KCS.
24thYearNAINationalAchievementAwards2016
Thank You Readers and Congratulation to all Awardees
Photos by - Anil Nagpal

8. Happening8 New Delhi, 5 - 11 December, 2016
The nominees and categories who have received the awards by NAI for their good work for the society are, Best News Channel, Samachar Plus,
Best News Show, DNA Zee, Best Editor in Print Journalism, Narendra, Anil, Best Young Journalist, Anurag Dixit, Best Female Anchor, Shweta
Singh, Best News Anchor, Rashid Hashmi,Best Social Activist Kamlesh Chandola, Best Regional Newspaper, Siddh Bhoomi, Smirti Negi, Young
Achiever Award, Ankit Sharma, Youth Icon, Talentfly Educare Pvt. Ltd. (Patna), Best Educare Compant, Best Reporter Pramesh S. Jain, Deepika
Kaliraman Best Indian Wrestler, Best Businessman Sameer Jain, Best Indian Restaurant, Veda Restaurant, Best NAI Member, Monojit Singha,
Best I.A.S Officer Mr P. R Meena, Best I.P.S Officer, Mr. K. Annamalai, Best Social Worker, Upendra Pokhriyal, Best TV Reporter, Ajay Jhandiyal,
Best MLA, Mahesh Kishan Landge, Best Social Worker, Rajnish Kumar, Best N.G.O Unnat Bharat, Lifetime Struggle and Achievement, Puran
Chand Sharma, Best Female R. J. Heena, Best Police Officer Kailash Bisht (CPI.), International Women of Courage, Dr.June Ann, Best Young
Entrepreneur, Ghanshyam Bhattar, Best Social Worker, Sunil Kumar (Ballu Pehelwan), Personalities of the Year, Wasim & Mehak Khan, Best
Radio Station, Radio Mirchi , Best Online Food Service Foodchacha.com, Life Time Achievement Award, Madan Bharti, Best Programming
Channel, DD Kisan, Best Women Sarpanch, Smt. Rajni, Best NRI Businessman Naveen Singh Suhag, Best Social Activist ,Vaibhav Sharma, Best
Journalist Narendra Yadav, (Punjab Kesari), Trusted News Channel in North East Parag News, Best Banking Branch, Bank of India (Dilshad
Garden).
Vote of Thanks war Presided by Vipin Gaur he thanked all the chief guest and dignitaries, volunteers, audience who has attended the event and
made the event successful and finally he congratulated all the awardees for their best work in their respective field.

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11. National/ Education11 New Delhi, 5 - 11 December, 2016
Pramesh Jain
Bangalore: The Karnataka Chief Minister
Siddaramaiah's close aide chikkarayappa is
under scanner and his house was raided by IT
officials based on tip off information from their
counterparts in Goa they have raided his
house in Sanjaynagar and found huge Hiest of
cash for the tune of about 5 crores and more
with gold .
The cash was in the bed room at his flat .
In the biggest seizure of cash in new currency
post demonetisation, the Income Ta depart-
ment today confiscated over Rs 4 crore during
searches in a dozen premises in Bengaluru
and other locations.
Officials told reporters the searches were
launched on the premises of two engineers,
working with the state government, and some
"connected persons".
A team of over 50 I-T sleuths and police per-
sonnel launched operations early morning and
searched premises in Bengaluru, Chennai and
Erode (Tamil Nadu).
The major haul was from a posh flat of Public
Works Department engineer S.C. Jayachandra
at upscale Sanjaynagar in the city's northwest
suburb.
"During the course of searches Rs 4.7 crore
cash in new denominations of Rs 2000 and 0.3
crore in old/smaller denominations totalling Rs
5 crore and 7 kg bullion worth approximately
Rs 2 crore were found in a flat owned by a civil
contractor.
"The new notes and bullion are learnt to have
been obtained by exchange of demonetised
notes by payment of commission of an engi-
neer and a contractor," the Central Board of
Direct Taxes (CBDT), the policy-making body
of the tax department, told in a statement.
The sleuths also seized some notes of Rs 100,
demonetised notes of Rs 500 and a few gold
biscuits during the operation, it said, adding the
department had to call in note counting
machines and additional staff to ascertain the
value of the cash.
What has surprised the tax authorities is the
sheer amount of new currency stashed by
these individuals at a time when new notes are
not available to the common public which is
queueing up to withdraw even small amounts
from their accounts. "This is the highest seizure
of the new currency in the country post the cur-
rency ban on November 8. Some entry opera-
tors and bankers in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu
are under the scanner. Such volume of new
currency cannot be obtained without con-
nivance of bank officials," a senior I-T depart-
ment official said .
The department has also found a number of
identity cards of various individuals from the
searched premises which could have been
used to illegally change the old currency with
new ones.
Taxman has also seized documents of proper-
ty purchase from the premises, even as they
found a battery of luxury cars parked in these
locations. "The investigation is still in progress
and the search action is still continuing in ten
premises," the CBDT statement added.
“Huge stacks of Rs 2000 notes have been
recovered. The cash amounts to over Rs four
crore. The counting of the seized currency is
still on. “This is one the biggest seizures of the
new currency. Some entry operators and
bankers are under scanner,” a senior I-T
department official said.
Since Prime Minister Narendra Modi's shock
ban of old 500 and 1,000-rupee notes three
weeks ago, a cash shortage has stumped the
country. The new 500 and 2,000-rupee notes
are in short supply, resulting in endless lines at
banks. The demonetisation drive is aimed at
unearthing black money.
In the recent raids on other government offi-
cers had led to tip-offs about the two senior
government engineers who were targeted
today. The pair's fleet of fancy motorbikes and
cars had also flagged suspicion.
Cash worth Rs 5 crore in new notes, gold
found during raids at two residences
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Regional
round for ‘13th National
Competition for young
India’ was held at Jagan
Institute of Management
Studies (JIMS), Rohini,
New Delhi. Guest of honor
V.K. Agarwal (Ex. GM -
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd),
Amrit Nath, CA - Ravi
Rajan & Co. were amongst
the jury member of the
competition. Roshan
Worth, Manager – CMD-
AIMA, Poonam Rawat,
Manager –CMD - AIMA,
Dr. Sumesh Raizada Dean
- PGDM, JIMS, and other
faculty members from
JIMS were present at the
event. Total 22 teams par-
ticipated in the competition
from Delhi NCR Colleges.
Some of the institutes
which participated were
JIMS, NDIM, IIHMR, LBS,
IMS, Christ Institute,
Rukmani Devi and
Accurate to name a
few.The teams which
made to finale from Delhi
regional round were JIMS
Rohini Christ Institute and
IMS Ghaziabad.
Dilpreet Kaur, Asst.
Professor, JIMS Rohini,
said that AIMA continues to
be a thought leader in
bringing about change in
leadership vision and
strategies in young stu-
dents. Competitions such
as the NCYI help the bud-
ding talent pool of our
country devise and imple-
ment strategies to harness
the intellectual and institu-
tional resources to truly
make India a global super-
power. Huge participation
was observed from stu-
dents of engineering, man-
agement, media, and hos-
pitality and commerce
stream. Students pursuing
graduation also applied for
the same.
AIMA’s13thNationalCompetitionforYoung
India2016wasorganizedatJIMS,Rohini The flow of trade, people
and ideas through our
region has often intersect-
ed in Amritsar on one of
Asia’s oldest and longest
surface arteries, the Grand
Trunk Road. Amritsar rein-
forces the value of restor-
ing connectivity which is so
crucial for the overall
growth, stability and eco-
nomic prosperity of
Afghanistan.
Excellencies, Ladies and
Gentlemen,
Since the turn of this cen-
tury, the international com-
munity has extensively
engaged in Afghanistan.
Major powers, regional
countries and concerned
nations from around the
world have cooperated
through multiple pro-
grammes of political,
social, military, economic,
and developmental sup-
port.
Our gathering today re-
affirms the commitment of
the international communi-
ty to durable peace and
lasting political stability in
Afghanistan. Our words
and actions remain
focused at advancing a
critical unfinished mission
of our time.
And, that is to help
Afghanistan:
*Build and strengthen its
social, political and institu-
tional fabric;
*Secure its territory and cit-
izens from external threats,
*Spur its economic and
development activity,
*and Stitch a stable and
prosperous future for its
people.
Indeed, this is also the
intent of this conference,
aptly captured in its theme,
"Addressing challenges;
Achieving prosperity”.
We have no doubt about
the scale of the challenge.
But, we are equally deter-
mined to succeed.
The results of our collec-
tive efforts thus far have
been hard-won, but mixed.
There have been important
successes. Much more
remains to be done.
The need of the hour is to
stand our ground and con-
tinue with our line of effort.
We must protect and build
on the gains of the last fif-
teen years and march
ahead.
Because, at stake is not
just the future of
Afghanistan that has
invested in a vision of
development, democracy,
and pluralism. But, the
peace and stability of this
entire region, and beyond.
Let us also reflect with
urgency on what more
must be done and what we
must avoid in Afghanistan
so that its citizens can self-
sustain peace and eco-
nomic growth. The
answers are all there. The
question is of resolve and
action. And, of putting
Afghanistan and its people
first.
For this, First, an Afghan-
led, Afghan-owned and
Afghan-controlled process
is key. It is the only guaran-
tor of durability of solu-
tions. Second, we must
demonstrate strong collec-
tive will to defeat terror net-
works that cause blood-
shed and spread fear.
Terrorism and externally
induced instability pose the
gravest threat to
Afghanistan’s peace, sta-
bility and prosperity. And,
the growing arc of terrorist
violence endangers our
entire region. As such, sup-
port for voices of peace in
Afghanistan alone is not
enough.
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13. Entertainment13New Delhi, 5 - 11 December, 2016
spl. correspondent
Delhi: Raza Murad, who is known for portraying a wide
range of roles, will be next seen in Sony Entertainment
Television’s upcoming show Peshwa Bajirao.The
renowned actor will be seen essaying Aurangzeb’s role
in the historic series.
Thrilled to see his character unfold on the small screen,
he shared some very interesting information about
Aurangzeb. He said, ‘“In the movie Bajirao Mastani,
Bajirao bluffs Nizam that he has been surrounded by his
army. One wrong move of Nizam would destroy his entire
battalion and armory. Nizam succumbs to this threat and
agrees to all of Bajirao's terms and conditions.
Raza Murad excited to play Aurangzeb in Sony
Entertainment Television’s ‘Peshwa Bajirao’
Mumbai: Actor Varun
Dhawan, who will be seen
in “Judwaa 2”, says the
film is a big responsibility
and he is looking forward
to work with Taapsee
Pannu and Jacqueline
Fernandez. The movie will
be directed by Varun’s
father, filmmaker David
Dhawan, who also helmed
the 1997 hit.
“I always wanted to work
with Taapsee. She has
done great work like in
‘Pink’. I have worked
with Jacqueline
Fernandez before and
it’s fun to work with her
again. I think ‘Judwaa
2’ is a big responsi-
bility,” Varun told
reporters on
Sunday evening at
star screen awards.
There were reports that
Varun will be seen in Zoya
Akhtar’s film. When asked
about it, he said, “No, there
is no truth to that.” Varun,
29, will be seen next in
“Badrinath Ki Dhulania”
opposite Alia Bhatt. “The
film will release during the
festival of Holi in March
next year. It’s a special film
and I am passionate about
it. There is a special mes-
sage also in the film so it’s
important.”
Varun won best actor in
comedy role award for
“Dishoom” at the Star
screen awards last night.
“It’s (best actor comic
award) special as my fami-
ly has been associated
with comedy. It’s more spe-
cial as it’s directed by my
brother Rohit.
“Judwaa2”abigresponsibility,saysVarunDhawan
Mumbai: Actor Ranveer Singh says that his forthcoming
film “Befikre” has a nice story apart from the much talked
about kissing scenes.
“Yes, there is a story. When Adi sir (the film’s director
Aditya Chopra) showed the trailer to me before releasing
it, I asked him why he is releasing a promo that has so
much more to it?
The promo does not give you anything about the world of
the film,” said Ranveer in an interview.
“I had an argument with him regarding that, but I think he
wants the audience to discover the characters of the film
while watching and that is why he deliberately cut a very
surface level promo. It’s a very conscious choice that he
made to ‘under promise and over deliver’ to his audi-
ence,” he added.
‘Befikre’ has more than just kiss-
ing scenes, says Ranveer Singh
Mumbai: Singer Madonna offered to remarry her ex-
husband and actor Sean Penn in return for a $150,000
donation to a philanthropic foundation.
The duo were taking part in Miami’s Art Basel, where
they were helping to raise funds for the singer’s charity
Raising Malawi.
She stunned attendees when she declared her love for
her ex-husband and offered to re-marry him — in return
for a $150,000 donation to the philanthropic foundation,
reports mirror.co.uk.
Dressed in a revealing dress, the singer seemed ruthless
in her attempt to generate funds at the gala event, which
also hosted the likes of actor Leonardo DiCaprio.
Auctioning off various items, including a custom-made
car and items from her wardrobe, Madonna made the
unlikely offer while she was selling one of her designer
necklaces.
Penn happily made the $150,000 offer – but was ulti-
mately saved from walking down the aisle with his former
wife when another guest out-bid him.
Later, Madonna allowed him to handcuff himself to her
waist, which saw her joke: “The many moments that
were our marriage.”
She then upped the ante even further by declaring her
love for Penn, saying over the microphone: “I’m still in
love with you.”
The pair then auctioned off unseen photographs of their
1985 wedding taken by acclaimed photographer Herb
Ritts.
Madonnaoffers$150,000tore-marrySeanPenn
Mumbai: Actress Bipasha
Basu says her husband
actor Karan Singh is a
romantic at heart while she
is practical in matters of
love.
The 37 year old model-
actress married Karan in
April this year.
“He is very romantic, I am
failing on that front as I am
not that romantic, I am too
practical. I think we bal-
ance each other that way,”
Bipasha told reporters at
the Star Screen Awards on
Sunday evening.
Post their marriage, there
were rumours that all was
not well between the dusky
actress and her husband.
“I don’t read newspapers.
But there is no escape
from rumours as one gets
to read it on social media.
You know better about
your life,” she said.
Before tying the knot,
Bipasha and Karan worked
in “Alone” and the actress
is open to such projects in
future.
“We do get lot of offers, but
things have to work out in
terms of dates, finance.”
At the Star Screen Awards,
Karan hosted a segment of
the show with filmmaker
Karan Johar.
Asked if she gave any
advice to her husband,
Bipasha said, “No, I
haven’t given any advice to
Karan. I have hosted only
one show – ‘Seven
Wonders of World’- in
Portugal, it’s a different
energy, you have to keep
the people entertained and
I wish him all the best.
Karan is
very
romantic,
I am too
practical,
says
Bipasha
Basu
Mumbai: Superstar Shah
Rukh Khan said he and
Salman Khan can definite-
ly work together in a film
again.
Shah Rukh, 51, and the
“Dabangg” actor have
worked in films like “Karan
Arjun”, “Hum Tumhare Hai
Sanam” and “Kuch Kuch
Hota Hai”.
When asked if there is a
possibility of them coming
back for a film, Shah Rukh
told reporters, “Woh bhi ho
jayega (That will also hap-
pen). We are here.
Someone will bring a film,
we will do something.”
Salman added, “It will hap-
pen. If some good, knowl-
edgeable writer comes up
with something, we will
definitely do it.”
SalmanandIwilldefinitelywork
togetherinafilm,saysShahrukh

14. Delhi/ NCR14 New Delhi, 5 - 11 December, 2016
Bhavika & Riddhima
Delhi: BBIS Media Club in
Association with Creatives
World Media Academy, “
Media Literacy Conclave” suc-
cessfully organized in Bal
Bhavan International School,
Sector-12, Dwarka. The
Conclave started with the tra-
ditional lighting of lamp & inau-
gural speech of Vice Principal
Mrs.Jaspreet Kaur.
According to Mr. S.S. Dogra
(Founder & Director of this
Conclave), the screening of
short Films, photo exhibition
by students of different
schools were the main attrac-
tion of the first session of the
Conclave.
In the second session, Gauhar
Raza-famous filmmaker,
Scientist & Shayar being the
Chief Guest of the Conclave
released the book titled
“EMINENT WORLD SCIEN-
TISTS” which is authored
many dignitaries from the field
of Literature, Media, Cinema,
Radio, Science grace the
book release function.
A film “Swacch Bharat by Bal
Bal Bhavan International
School won the first prize &
Second 2nd prize won by Sri
Venkateshwar International
School for their film based on
Women Safety.
Under the photo exhibition-
Veronica Gero of SVIS won the
1st prize in Rural Life category,
Devansh Saverna Devansh
Savernya of SVIS won the first
prize in Historical monuments
category, Shenoy Sharon
Sudhan of J.M.International
School worn the first prize in
City life category, Nishant
Sharma of Bal Bhavan
International School won the
first prize in Nature category &
Ravleen Kaur won the first
prize in the wild life category
from the same school. All the
budding filmmakers & photog-
raphers were jointly felicitated
by the Chief Guest Gauhar
Raza along with the jury mem-
bers Harvinder Mankkar-
(Filmmaker, Director & Writer),
Sushil Bharti(Writer,
Filmmaker & Director-
Broadcasting Radio Noida &
MS TV), Ashwani Tyagi
(Filmmaker), Shiva Kumar
(Bollywood Actor) & Pallavi
Prakash (Author & Film
Producer) Members Jury for
the 1st Children Film Festival.
A mega Award Ceremony
started with the live perform-
ance of Chahat Band. In the
said Media Literacy Conclave,
Gauhar Raza Saheb (famous
filmmaker, Scientist &
Shayar), B.B.Nagpal (Veteran
Film Journalist), Dr. Ashok Lav
(Eminent Writer & Poet), Prof.
Kim Do Young-Scholar-Father
of Korean Language in India)
honored with Life Time
Achievement Award by
Jaspreet Kaur-Vice Principal
of Bal Bhavan International
School along with S.S.Dogra-
Founder & Director of the
Media Literacy Conclave &
Sanjay Mishra-IT Head
Dwarka Parichay.
Media Personalities
Kumkum-Korean Writer,
Dharmendra Pant (Sr.Sports
Journalist –PTI),Mrs. Ruby
Yadav (Director on Board-
NIFT & Mrs.Universe West
Asia-2015), Govind Saraswati
(Sr. Music Composer),Dr.Kirti
Kale (Well Known Poetess),
Rekha Vohra (Cosmic Healer
& Astrologer), Neha Kala
(Social Activist),Dr. Amit Kaur
Puri-CSR Head, Apeejay Stya
University, Anil Balyan
(Senior Journalist-Aaj Tak
News Channel & President
Dwarka Press Club)Mr.
Kumar Gajender (Dy. Metro
Editor-Punjab Kesari
Newspaper)Netrapal Sharma
–Senior Journalist Press
Trust of India, Govind
Saraswati-Music Director,
Dr.Shailesh Singh-Singer,
Anant Kumar-Social Activist,
Monojit Singh-Young
Journalist from Assam,
Mr.V.K. Sharma-(Editor-News
Ground Magazine &
President- All Journalist
Association) along with
Mr.Vipin Gaur (Editor-Country
& Politics-Weekly newspaper
& Gen. Secy. Newspaper
Association of India) jointly
felicitated the budding media
stars under the banner of 2nd
Media Excellence Award-
2016. The whole conclave
anchored excellently by
Ramnik Kaur and shoot by
Anil KCS.
IrateditahighlysuccessfulMediaConclave-GauharRaza
Important Message from Sandeep Marwah-Global Media Guru
Its Very important duty to acknowledge & highlighting the genuine
people who are working outstandingly for the media & society. The Govt.
cannot reach the whole society so it’s the duty of the society to come for-
ward & take good initiative like this wonderful event Media Literacy
Conclave held at Bal Bhavan international school. I convey my heartiest
congratulations to the host school , participating students, the associates,
participants , students volunteers, supporters, associates & all the
awardees . It’s a great beginning towards the Media fraternity & entire
society. I hope , it will continue a long way with more & more participation
. Last but not the least, I appreciate Mr. S.S. Dogra (Foundr & Director of the conclave ) who
played outstandingly to make this conclave a historical & memorable event indeed.
Sandeep Marwah
Media Literacy Conclave was about creating something positive---It was about empowering
children by providing them with the cultural awareness, the critical knowledge and creative
skills which actually helped them understand the way in which we view the world.
Creativity is now important in education as literacy. Today children need freedom to appreciate
the infinite resources of their hands, their eyes and their ears, so to unwrap their hidden talent
and to help them explore horizon BBIS Media Club in association with Creatives Media World
academy organized the event.
My Sincere thanks and appreciation to all the Jury Members and the dignitaries who spared
their valuable time , graced the function and motivated the young talent..
I appreciate the whole hearted participation of Mr S.S Dogra, Mr Piyush Gupta and Ms Babita
who left no stone unturned in making this event a grand success.
Jaspreet Kaur
Vice Principal
Bal Bhavan International School
It was really nice to attend such a wonderful festival of “first children film festival” that was
recently organized in “Bal Bhawan International School, Dwarka Sector-12. Being a Jury
member of this festival felt privilege to be a part of this great media venture. It was good to
see children participating from different schools, showcasing their talent through films and
photographs that were based on different issues.
It was indeed a learning experience and to know more about the young tots and their per-
spective in the form of film making. Most of the films were based on women’s issues which
is an alarming situation for the society. It is good initiative to sensitize the society through this
kind of festival.
I congratulate, Mr. S. S. Dogra for organizing such a wonderful festival for children. Hope it
will touch the newer heights in future and motivate the young minds of the society.
Sushil Bharti
Director Broadcasting
Marwah Studios

15. Amid complaints about
non- acceptance of old Rs
500 notes for mobile
recharges at some places,
cellular operators body
COAI has said the compa-
nies have given strict
guidelines to accept these
notes from customers but
retailers and distributors
cannot be forced.
COAI Director General
Rajan Mathews said that
operators have provided
strict guidelines to their dis-
tributors and retailers for
accepting and processing
Rs 500 demonetised notes
so that no inappropriate
activity, contrary to the
objectives of the govern-
ment, takes place.
“However, these retailers
and distributors cannot be
forced to do something
they do not want to do, if
they believe the process is
tedious.
“This is unfortunate for
customers who wish to use
these distributor and retail-
er points of sale and com-
panies are disappointed
with this companies can
only encourage their dis-
tributors and retailers to
follow the guidelines and
assist customers who are
facing difficulties obtaining
currency from banks,”
Mathews said.
He said that company-
owned points of sale are
accepting these notes and
hopefully this will help
reduce some of these
problems for customers.
Business15New Delhi, 5 - 11 December, 2016
cnp bureau
Delhi:Reliance Jewels,
one of the most sought
after jewellery brands and
a leader in introducing new
jewellery designs and con-
cepts is proud to launch its
6th showroom in Delhi.
The new outlet will be syn-
onymous with grandeur
and opulence to woo the
brands consumers in
Dwarka, Delhi.
The showroom will show-
case an exquisite and
beautiful collection of gold,
diamond and studded jew-
ellery, which are very
unique in design.
Collections ranging from
Regal Kundan to delicate
Filigree, Exquisite Antique
and a contemporary collec-
tion of diamond jewellery
are exhibited at the show-
room. With such a vast col-
lection to choose from the
brand has become a one
stop shopping destination
for Fine Jewellery for all
family members.
It caters to the needs of
everyone in the family,
from a mother who would
prefer Intricate & heavy
traditional Designs or
Elegant modern Jewellery
to a youngster who would
like to wear some simple &
chic pieces.
Reliance Jewels Expands Its Retail Footprint
WithANew Showroom In Dwarka, Delhi
Delhi: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announced that
it would issue new notes of Rs 20 and Rs 50.
According to reports, new notes of Rs 20 with inset letter
‘L’ in both number panels will soon be issued by RBI.
The central bank will also issue Rs 50 notes without inset
letter in both number panels.
However, the old Rs 20 and Rs 50 notes will continue to
be legal tender, said reports.
The government had earlier demonetized Rs 500 and Rs
1000 notes, and replaced them with new notes of Rs 500
and Rs 2000 in a bid to curb black money.
RBI to issue new notes of Rs 20 and Rs 50
Retailers asked to accept old Rs
500 note for recharges: COAI
spl. correspondent
Delhi/NCR: In its commitment to delight customers by
offering ‘extra’, Aircel, launched an attractive and best
value offer - FRC148 with a validity of 90 days. Designed
for new customers, the product offers unmatched value
proposition to its voice and data users in Delhi/NCR.
Customers will enjoy FREE Aircel to Aircel (Local and
STD) and also Free Aircel to others (local and STD with
a free usage of 15,000 seconds/month for three months)
for 90 days with the First Recharge of Rs. 149. In addi-
tion to the calling benefits, the customers will get unlim-
ited 2G data for one month.
MRP
Benefits
Validity
148
All on-net (local/STD) free
90 days
All off-net calls (Loc/STD) free for 15000 secs/month.
Post free usage, calling a 30p/min.
90 days
Data unlimited free with 500 MB FUP valid only for the
1st month. Dr. Harish Sharma, Regional Manager -
North, Aircel, said, “Aircel is redefining the value propo-
sition with a whole range of exciting Data and Voice
products. The recent drop in the average selling price of
smart phones has led to an explosion in the adoption of
smart phones among Indians. More and more Indians
are using mobile for calling (Voice) as well as
surfing/sharing online (Internet/data). Aircel recognizes
the trend of customers becoming a multi-service user
hence it becomes imperative to introduce fully loaded
combo packs which is a solution to their evolving com-
munication needs.”
Customers need to recharge a minimum of Rs.50 in the
current month to enjoy the unlimited benefits of FRC149
in the corresponding months.
AirceloffersFREEvoicecallsfor3monthsanddata
for1monthinDelhi/NCR;launchesFRC148
Delhi: Unlike LPG, the gov-
ernment may not push for the
implementation of DBT in
kerosene as the benefit on
the fuel will prove to be a
“dying subsidy” thanks to
small doses of monthly rate
hikes bridging price gap with
market.
Also, savings on account of
the direct benefit transfer
(DBT) to be made by sending
subsidy into bank accounts
will not be commensurate
with the cost involved, a sen-
ior finance ministry official
said. “Kerosene subsidy is a
dying subsidy and will die in
3-4 years because of electri-
fication and increasing pene-
tration of LPG. We are
encouraging use of alternate
sources of energy.
Govt unlikely to imple-
ment DBT in kerosene
Mumbai: Conceding that
demonetisation may cre-
ate a disruption in short-
term, Finance Minister
Arun Jaitley said the
impact on the economy
may be seen “for a quarter
or so” but relative advan-
tages are going to be
much more in the long run.
“When you switch over, it
creates disruption. I don’t
see disruption lasting too
long. You may see the
impact for a quarter or so.
Then when you look at
next 12-15 quarters, it’s
certainly going to benefit,”
he said.
Disruption caused
due to demonetisa-
tion won’t last
long:Arun Jaitley

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