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AamAadmiPartyCouldUpsetBJP
Vipin
New Delhi: The upstart
Aam Aadmi Party
appeared headed for a
victory in state elections
in the National Capital
of Delhi, according to
exit polls released on
Saturday.
If the polls prove to be
correct — and Indian
political polling isn’t
always reliable –the
results would be a
major setback for Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi’s Bharatiya Janata
Party, which is expected
to come in a close sec-
ond.
An exit poll released on
according to media, an
Indian news channel,
suggested that AAP
would win 39 of 70
seats in Delhi’s legisla-
tive assembly, giving it
the majority it needs to
form a government on
its own, followed by the
BJP with 28 seats. xit
polls by India’s media
and survey companies
have been inaccurate in
the past. But if they hold
up this time, Arvind
Kejriwal, the anti-cor-
ruption activist-turned-
politician and founder of
the Aam Aadmi Party,
will become the state’s
next chief minister.
Mr. Kejriwal held this
position once before,
after the 2013 state
elections in Delhi when
his party, which was
then contesting its first-
ever election, won 28 of
70 seats.
AAP formed a govern-
ment with support from
the Congress party, but
Mr. Kejriwal resigned in
January last year–just
49 days into his
term–when other politi-
cal parties obstructed
an anti-corruption law
he wanted to pass.
Since then, Delhi hasn’t
had a government.
This time around, the
election result could be
more clear.
An exit poll on Times
Now channel, which
appeared to give the
BJP a better chance,
predicted that AAP
would win between 31
and 39 of 70 seats and
the BJP would follow
with 27 to 35 seats.
All polls suggested the
Congress party, which
governed Delhi for 15
years before the 2013
elections, would come
in a distant third, win-
ning not more than 4 of
70 seats.
An outright victory for
the AAP would cast a
shadow on the BJP’s
months-long winning
spree and dent Mr.
Modi’s image as a larg-
er-than-life, popular
leader. Since national
elections in May last
year, in which the party
won a historic majority
in the lower house of
India’s Parliament, the
BJP has dominated a
series of state elec-
tions. Despite the pres-
sures of his office, Mr.
Modi has himself led his
party’s election rallies,
projecting himself as its
star campaigner.
Delhi Exit Polls
Modi needs to introspect
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countryandpolitics.in
3
9
12
City News
AamAadmiPartyCouldUpsetBJP
Vipin
New Delhi: The upstart
Aam Aadmi Party
appeared headed for a
victory in state elections
in the National Capital
of Delhi, according to
exit polls released on
Saturday.
If the polls prove to be
correct — and Indian
political polling isn’t
always reliable –the
results would be a
major setback for Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi’s Bharatiya Janata
Party, which is expected
to come in a close sec-
ond.
An exit poll released on
according to media, an
Indian news channel,
suggested that AAP
would win 39 of 70
seats in Delhi’s legisla-
tive assembly, giving it
the majority it needs to
form a government on
its own, followed by the
BJP with 28 seats. xit
polls by India’s media
and survey companies
have been inaccurate in
the past. But if they hold
up this time, Arvind
Kejriwal, the anti-cor-
ruption activist-turned-
politician and founder of
the Aam Aadmi Party,
will become the state’s
next chief minister.
Mr. Kejriwal held this
position once before,
after the 2013 state
elections in Delhi when
his party, which was
then contesting its first-
ever election, won 28 of
70 seats.
AAP formed a govern-
ment with support from
the Congress party, but
Mr. Kejriwal resigned in
January last year–just
49 days into his
term–when other politi-
cal parties obstructed
an anti-corruption law
he wanted to pass.
Since then, Delhi hasn’t
had a government.
This time around, the
election result could be
more clear.
An exit poll on Times
Now channel, which
appeared to give the
BJP a better chance,
predicted that AAP
would win between 31
and 39 of 70 seats and
the BJP would follow
with 27 to 35 seats.
All polls suggested the
Congress party, which
governed Delhi for 15
years before the 2013
elections, would come
in a distant third, win-
ning not more than 4 of
70 seats.
An outright victory for
the AAP would cast a
shadow on the BJP’s
months-long winning
spree and dent Mr.
Modi’s image as a larg-
er-than-life, popular
leader. Since national
elections in May last
year, in which the party
won a historic majority
in the lower house of
India’s Parliament, the
BJP has dominated a
series of state elec-
tions. Despite the pres-
sures of his office, Mr.
Modi has himself led his
party’s election rallies,
projecting himself as its
star campaigner.
Delhi Exit Polls
Modi needs to introspect
Halal tourism becoming popular
SingerShreyaGhoshaltiesknotwithchildhood............................... 13](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/9feb15feb2015-150209083438-conversion-gate02/75/9-feb-15-feb-2015-1-2048.jpg)
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When I had listened to the
speeches of BJP President
Amit Shah before Lok
Sabha elections, I thought
he was an amicable leader
but when he began induct-
ing all sort of people in
BJP, his down ward slide
has started. Prior to the
general election, the peo-
ple were fed up with a
mute Prime minister and a
juvenile sounding Rahul
Gandhi. Later Modi attract-
ed voters by making vari-
ous promises as they
became impressed with his
speech paving way for
BJP’s victory in Uttar
Pradesh. Amit Shah was
instantly projected as a
larger than life leader in the
party. He also walked away
with all credit for the saf-
fron party’s good perform-
ance in Lok Sabha polls.
Shah could not handle
Shiv Sena properly hence
we are witnessing lot of
bickering between both
coalition partners these
days.
People must ask, is Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
only interested in deliver-
ing election speeches, why
can’t he impose strictness
among his party cadres?
Why can’t he come to
Mumbai and take action
against warring party work-
ers? For Delhi elections he
is saying, “Woh mujhse
darenge aur accha kaam
karenge”, then Sir! Why
the Shiv Sena is not afraid
of you? They know that
you are obsessed with
power seeker like them.
Your moral mask has fallen
off. You had promised to
take action against Sakshi
Maharaj but he is teaching
you how to row the boat.
BJP had an excellent
opportunity to undertake
corruption free develop-
ment work but Modi started
indulging in show off activi-
ties and Amit Shah started
gloating over as if he was
some Chanakya. Modi is
spoiling the work culture.
He is closing his eyes to
religious fanaticism. Few
days back, I had said that
Modi is a narcissist and a
prominent English too has
mentioned the same about
him.
The time has come for
public to vote against BJP
in Delhi to make them
learn a lesson and improve
their performance, other-
wise, Modi will ride a horse
as a “ chakravarti raja”.
Maharashtra government
should discourage the con-
struction of floating hotels
at Chowpatty and Ferry
Wharf. What is the techni-
cal advancement in such a
move? If you build a float-
ing dock and repair ships in
India, it can be termed as
technical advancement
and will promote skill
development.
Floating hotels will pro-
mote tummy development
and wastage of money by
the youngsters. Will their
health improve? Will they
become more proficient in
various achievable skills?
No. They will only con-
sume more soft drinks and
get diabetic at an early
age. I advocated for the
construction of Marina like
the one which exists in
Singapore. It is clean,
beautiful and beneficial for
citizens health too. MbPT
should be ashamed of try-
ing to make money by non-
technical means, there is
no technical excellence in
it. This is time for Arvind
Kejriwal to sing, “Reshmi
salwar kurta jali ka, roop
saha nahin jaye nakhrewali
ka…”.
Amit Shah is an overrated leader
Mahendra Singh
You cannot criticize me.
If you check the
archives, I wanted Prime
Minister Narendra Modi
to shun publicity and
start working but he
went on to wear a suit
costing 10 lakh rupees
which was made in UK.
You call yourself a “chai-
wala” and then wear a
dazzling coat. I should
have also informed
Rajnath Singh much ear-
lier but he is playing
safe. “Bade muddat ke
baad kursi mili hai,
pakad kar baitho, awaz
mat karo”.
Instead of performing
some good work, BJP
president Amit Shah is
luring Bihar Chief
Minister Jitan Ram
Manjhi as if he is the
only leader who can
deliver good governance
and promote growth in
Bihar. Manjhi had sought
the dissolution of Bihar
assembly. Nitish Kumar
is keen to return as the
Chief Minister of the
state but Manji is reluc-
tant to quit the CM’s
post. The Bihar governor
accepted CM Jitan Ram
Manjhi’s recommenda-
tion to sack P K Shahi
and Rajiv Ranjan Singh
‘Lallan’.The fate of Bihar
will be decided by the
Governor in consultation
with the central govern-
ment.
There is no substitute
for hard work. The gov-
ernment must conduct a
thorough check of the
people residing in Delhi,
especially those staying
in big bungalows and
unauthorized colonies. A
thorough background
verification of people’s
occupation must be
undertaken.
The government simply
asked employees to
report to office on time
and forgot about its
effective implementa-
tion. The employees are
well entrenched in Delhi
and they do not like dis-
cipline. The government
had also promised to
eliminate corruption but
it is rampant in Delhi.
Thus they are not per-
forming their work ami-
cably and are simply
taking people for a ride.
Mayawati and Mulayam
Singh are the biggest
amassers of personal
wealth. Have you taken
any action against
them? You are only
repeating the name of
Robert Vadra like a par-
rot. Find money to install
as many solar systems
as possible in Delhi. Talk
about your blue print to
provide clean water to
the inhabitants, what are
your concrete plans and
whether work has begun
by you. You must be
more concerned about
these aspects.
You must also improve
the sewage disposal
system. BJP’s chief min-
isterial Kiran Bedi is run-
ning on the road display-
ing her pink suit. If Bedi
becomes CM, she will
beat Modi in fancy
dressing. Even now, it is
not too late, the govern-
ment can start focusing
on developmental issues
silently but efficiently.
Do not think that you are
some election special-
ist? What about control-
ling the rising popula-
tion? There is also a
need to curb number of
private motor vehicles
plying on the roads.
Modi needs to introspect
India will have regular shipping services with
Bangladesh via Chittagaong and Haldia.
After the liberation of Bangladesh, our M.V.
Vishwa Tilak was probably the first ship that
loaded jute from Bangladesh ports of
Chittagong and Chalna. Sailing to Chalna
along beautiful Sunderbans was a sight to
cherish. Actually, there used to be more
ships at Chalna than at Chittagong,
anchored in the river.
We used to go ashore ( it used to be muddy
shore called Shantinagar with only the
thatched roofs but beautiful and welcoming
people selling coconut, pineapples etc;
where you could sit and chit-chat with the
local girls. We used to go ashore by “sam-
pans”, the current in the river used to be very
strong and unless you are very agile and
alert, you could go overboard while negotiat-
ing the gangway.
After some years we used to go to
Chittagong from Calcutta on Raj Line Ship
M.V. Saleema. This was a ship with two
hatches, a midship accommodation and aft
accommodation for engineers and crew. The
crew had Raj Line CDC mostly hailing from
Andamans and accompanied by the owner
Mr CM Jadwet. The steward used to bring
our tea balancing two cups in the plates over
the plank on aft hatch, but not a single drop
of tea spills out. Those days Bangladeshis
were simple but now they have become very
selfish and plenty of fraudulent cargo claims
are being raised by them. Even thefts have
increased drastically. Indian coastal security
will have to remain vigilant because
Bangladeshis may indulge in dubious trade
rather than genuine transportation of goods
and may use this channel for increased ille-
gal immigration and other harmful practices
such as bringing in counterfeit currency.
Coastal Shipping is operated profitably in
dedicated low key manner. The government
has reduced the prices of fuel which will pro-
vide big relief for consumers. We need to
remain vigilant about Maldivians as it’s an
Islamic country. Mariners from here arrive in
Mumbai pleading that they hail from poor
country and seek to obtain Indian COC
claiming leniency. Later, they join reputed
foreign companies and offer good competi-
tion to Indian officers. Their government has
not awarded the contract for constructing air-
port to an Indian company. The government
needs to probe about the agents employing
Maldivians in Mumbai and keep a strict vigil
on them for security reasons. Yangon in
Myanmar is a better and cheaper place with
magnificent “pagodas”, if you don’t mind
uncharted waters and port people coming
with jerry cans asking for diesel, as you
approach the berth.
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![New Delhi: At Delhi's
press club this afternoon, a
group of people who
claimed to be former Aam
Aadmi Party members,
stood in a line and held
their ears.
"Hum maafi maang rahein
hain, humein maaf kijiye
(We apologise, please for-
give us)," they intoned,
bowing repeatedly.
They said they were "apol-
ogising" for having joined
Arvind Kejriwal's AAP. And
said they had nothing to do
with the party now. Repoll
in 2 Booths in Rohtas
Nagar and Delhi
Cantonment With three
days to go before Delhi
votes, the capital is a giant
canvas of colour and politi-
cal drama.Top leaders of
parties are criss-crossing
the city to attack rivals at
mega rallies. Prime
Minister Narendra Modi will
address his fourth rally in
five days.
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Delhi/ NCR: Marwahstudios.tv has joined hands with 3rd Global Festival of
Journalism Noida 2015 as the official broadcasters of the festival. This 24 hours chan-
nel will provide the live coverage of the programs.
3 days have been kept for Global Festival of Journalism, the inauguration function,
seminars, workshops, exhibitions, discussions; Documentary film festival and enter-
tainment programs will be covered by marwahstudios.tv
“Special teams have been selected and trained to cover more than 10 events a day
which will be telecasted live and will also have the repeat for the international audi-
ence” said Sandeep Marwah President of the Festival.
Radio Noida Will Broadcast Live 3rd Global Festival of Journalism
The most popular radio station of Noida-Radio Noida 107.4FM will broadcast all the
programs of 3rd Global Festival of Journalism on all the three days of the festival
informed Brahm Prakash Director of the station.
“12 hours of programs have been planned on each day of GFJN from 10am to 10pm.
All the programs will be broadcast from Radio Noida,” confirmed Sandeep Marwah
President of Radio Noida.
Radio Noida can be heard in Noida, East, Central & South Delhi, Part of Ghaziabad
and Faridabad with the listenership of almost 2 million people. The Radio is available
to the whole world on mobile and Internet on http://www.radionoida.fm site.
Country And Politics Official News Paper to 3rd Global Festival of Journalism
3rd Global Festival of Journalism Noida is there to celebrate International Day of
Journalism on 12th February as declared by International Journalism Centre created
by Sandeep Marwah, five times World Record Holder in media.
Country & Politics a national weekly tabloid, colored & in two languages have been
nominated as a official newspaper to 3rd Global Festival of Journalism Noida 2015.
Country & Politics is available in 17 states of the country published from Delhi,
Ghaziabad, Dehradun and Bangalore at the same time. It is available on net and has
a large circulation as e-copy informed Vipin Gaur young editor of the paper.
The management has decided to increase the circulation of the newspaper from 12th
February 2015.
Global Festival of Journalism Will Provide Launching Stage to Sardar Patel Forum
3rd Global Festival of Journalism Noida 2015 will provide International platform to the
newly constituted Sardar Patel Forum on 13th February here at Noida Film City
informed Sandeep Marwah President of the festival.
“I am a product of Sardar Patel Vidyalaya and I have been impressed by the life and
activities of our national leader Sardar Patel. There is no better example of National
Unity than him,” said Sandeep Marwah. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was an Indian bar-
rister and statesman, one of the leaders of the Indian National Congress and one of
the founding fathers of the Republic of India. He was a social leader who played a lead-
ing role in the country’s struggle for independence and guided its integration into a unit-
ed, independent nation.
Marwahstudios.TVWillBroadcastLive3rdGlobalFestivalofJournalism New Delhi:For the first time the National Capital will be
dancing to the beats of our Traditional and Scintillating
Tribal Performers not by the drumsticks but by Mridang
and Mandar . As a part of the vision of the Prime Minister
for uplifting the quality of Tribal lives and including them
in the mainstream, a National Tribal Festival, showcasing
the rich diversity in their Art & Culture, Music & Dance,
and a special attraction – tribal cuisine is being held in
New Delhi from 13 - 18 February, 2015. The festival will
be inaugurated by Union Tribal Affairs Minister Shri Jual
Oram . Shri Mansukh Bhai Vasava, MoS in the Ministry
of Tribal Affairs and Senior Officers will be present on the
occasion. There will be exhibition and sale of tribal prod-
ucts, medicines, paintings, etc. The festival will be simul-
taneously on at three venues i.e. Central Park,
Connaught Place, Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts
(for Culture and Arts) and Baba Kharak Singh Marg, New
Delhi for display and sale of Paintings, Food Stall and Art
& Craft. The event is slated to be a marvellous blend of
art, culture and traditional tribal food and a must watch.
In addition, there will be Bhil and Rathwa dance from
Gujarat; Baiga dance from Madhya Pradesh; Gotipua
dance of Odisha; Dance by tribes from Rajasthan;
Kinnaur dance, Music from Barmour, Chamba from
Himachal Pradesh Dance and Musical performance by
Chhatisgarh; Group dance , Hojagiri dance, Bijudance
and music of Tripura.
Moreover, there will be Seminars on Tribal folk lore
etc..alongwith display and sale of painting , Art and Craft,
Food items every day at Kharag Singh Marg, New Delhi.
Week Long National Tribal Festival on this week
New Delhi: The President
of India, Shri Pranab
Mukherjee met delegates
to the Sixth Annual Heads
of Mission Conference at
Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Addressing the
Ambassadors and High
Commissioners who head
India’s Missions abroad,
the President said India
demonstrated dynamism
and bold leadership by
inviting leaders of SAARC
countries to attend the
swearing-in of the new
Government in May last
year.
That initiative must be fol-
lowed through to its logi-
cal conclusion through
incisive diplomacy even
as we remain firm in pro-
tecting our security and
putting in place impreg-
nable security mecha-
nisms.
The President said the
one adage which never
goes stale in international
politics is ‘You can choose
your friend but not your
neighbour’. A strong mes-
sage was conveyed to our
neighbours that the region
must decide whether to
live in perpetual tension
or understanding. Our ini-
tiatives in the neighbour-
hood must be followed up
with concrete steps to
consolidate and make
permanent the advances
we make in our relations.
Speaking on the issue of
the global war on terror-
ism, the President said we
have in recent days wit-
nessed the horrific killings
of innocent hostages in
Syria, the attack on the
media in Paris and the
tragic killing of school chil-
dren and their teachers in
Peshawar. Terrorism is an
industry of evil.
It is not just a threat to
peace and security but an
attack on humanity as a
whole and civilization as
we understand. The
President said India is
one of the oldest victims
of terrorism. There is no
good terrorism or bad ter-
rorism. Terrorism respects
no religion, ideology or
nation. It is no longer a
debating issue.
SAARC Leaders for Swearing-In Last Year must be fol-
lowed through to its Logical Conclusion, says President
Former Members,feel sorry for
Joining Aam Aadmi Party](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/9feb15feb2015-150209083438-conversion-gate02/85/9-feb-15-feb-2015-4-320.jpg)
![spl. correspondent
Bangalore: MTR Foods
the leading Indian break-
fast mixes brand has
announced its association
with the highly anticipated
new season of
MasterChef India. The
fourth season of India’s
leading cooking-reality
show that celebrates rich
Indian culinary heritage
has become all-vegetari-
an to truly tap on the rich
vegetarian culinary
spread that India uniquely
enjoys. MTR Breakfast
Mixes, the country’s lead-
ing packaged Indian
breakfast mixes, have
become the Associate
Sponsor for this season.
Commenting on MTR
Breakfast Mixe’s associa-
tion with MasterChef
India, Vikran Sabherwal,
Vice President -
Marketing, MTR Foods
said, “MasterChef India is
a very popular, successful
and entertaining cookery
show and we are delight-
ed to associate on the all
new 100% vegetarian
season as Breakfast
Partner. MTR has been a
leader in breakfast mixes
category, churning out
innovative, tasty and
easy to make Indian
breakfast mixes for the
evolving Indian consumer.
spl. correspondent
Pune: Hero Action Team, India’s first pro-
fessionally managed mountain biking
team, won laurels at the 11th National
Mountain Biking Championship held in
Pune from 18th January to 23rd January
2015.
Shiven Sharma of Hero Action Team won
gold in the ‘under-19’ mass start race and
silver in ‘under-19’ time trial competition.
While Hero Action Team’s Devendra
Thakur finished fifth in ‘Elite’ men catego-
ry. Hero Action Team is sponsored by
Hero Cycles, world’s largest bicycle man-
ufacturer, and mentored by HASTPA
(Himalyan Adventure Sports and Tourism
Promotion Association) in a joint effort to
promote mountain biking in India.
National Mountain Biking Race is one of
the biggest cycling events in India organ-
ised by Cycling Federation of India.
Congratulating the team on its latest suc-
cess in its short history, Mr Pankaj Munjal,
Co-Chairman and Managing Director of
Hero Cycles said, “We would like to con-
gratulate the team members for making
us proud in the competition.
This win takes the Hero Action Team a
level higher and will energise the team for
future efforts. Such wins reassure us that
all the hard work by the cyclists and the
support staff of Hero Action Team is yield-
ing results which match their endeavours.
With the kind of efforts that they are put-
ting in, the future looks quite promising for
these young cyclists.” Hero Action Team
uses UT bikes, India’s most trusted moun-
tain biking cycle brand, to compete in all
cycling competitions.
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cnp bureau
New Delhi: World Cancer Day: On the occasion of World
Cancer Day, the Indian Medical Association said that can-
cer is preventable and curable provided it is detected early.
IMA National President Padma Shri Awardee Dr A M Pillai
and Honorary Secretary General Padma Shri Awardee Dr.
K K Aggarwal released guidelines for cancer prevention for
the public. Addressing a press conference the IMA officials
said that any symptoms or sign which is unusual, appear-
ing for the first time or which cannot be explained should
not be ignored. Padma Shri Awardees Dr Rajesh Grover
and Dr Ashok Vaid, in a joint statement said that most can-
cers can be prevented with a correct and healthy lifestyle.
The following guidelines were released at the press confer-
ence.
1. Unusual bleeding or discharge from any site or orifice
(even a single episode, especially if painless).
2. A lump, nodule or swelling in any part of the body (espe-
cially in breast).
3. An ulcer or wound anywhere that does not heal, includ-
ing mouth cavity.
4. Persistent irritating cough or hoarseness of voice.
5. Indigestion or pain difficulty during swallowing.
6. Recent change in bowel or bladder habits.
IMADelhi State Cancer Institute Initiative 11thNationalMountainBikingChampionshipinPune
MTR Breakfast Mixes enters the all-
new vegetarian Master Chef Kitchen
New Delhi ITO The first woman in the world to scale Mt.
Everst twice Smt. Santosh Yadav, Humanitarian man who
gave the modern & massive form to 'Sant Parmanand
Hospital' Shri B.R. Maheshwari and Famous & Senior
Journalist Shri Jawaharlal Kaul were honoured with 'Rajdhani
Gaurav Alankaran'. These renowned dignities were felicitat-
ed with a memento furnished with Ashok Stambh, Citation &
Shawl by Member of Law Commission of India & Former
Judge of Delhi High Court Justice S. N. Kapoor and Youth
Social Activist, Gandhian, Social Scientist Shri Satish Bharti.
Also, 233 students of 26 govt. & aided schools of Delhi were
pro- vided sweaters for the protection from winter, registers &
copies, dictio- nary, G.K. book, stationery & Shield. Also the
secretary of organisation Ms. Geeta Gupta told that coaching
Classes, Computer Centre, Library & Reading Room,
Scholarship Schemes & Character & Moral Development
education etc.
Three eminent personalities honoured
with Rajdhani Gaurav Alankaran
Bharatiya Janata
Party rejects exit polls
New Delhi: Strongly
rejecting the exit poll find-
ings predicting an Aam
Aadmi Party (AAP) victory,
Bharatiya Janata Party
(BJP) said it was confident
of winning the Delhi
assembly polls and return-
ing to power in the national
capital after a gap of 16
years. After a meeting with
party’s leaders and candi-
dates from around 65 con-
stituencies, Delhi BJP
chief Satish Upadhyay
said his party was on
course of forming a gov-
ernment as it will get any-
thing between 34 and 38
seats. The meeting was
also attended by BJP’s
Chief Ministerial candidate
Kiran Bedi, party General
Secretary (Organisation)
Ram Lal, Delhi in-charge
Prabhat Jha and senior
leaders V K Malhotra and
Vijay Goel. Party MPs
Ramesh Bidhuri, Udit Raj
and Parvesh Verma were
also present.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/9feb15feb2015-150209083438-conversion-gate02/85/9-feb-15-feb-2015-5-320.jpg)
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![Tourism9 ubZ fnYyh] 9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015
SATTE charters growth path for Indian Travel and Tourism Industry
spl. correspondent
Delhi: edition successfully concluded in
Delhi with over 650 participants from over
35 countries and 26 Indian States and
more than 12 thousand visitors (42%
increase over last year) over the three day
show. The show was validat-
ed as an industry platform
with the presence of
Chief Guest Mr. Girish
Shankar, Additional
Secretary, Ministry of
Tourism, Government
of India amongst emi-
nent ministers from
across the globe, ambassa-
dors and high commissioners of partici-
pating countries. Supported by the
Ministry of Tourism, Incredible India and
the United Nations World Tourism
Organization (UNWTO), SATTE 2015 was
well represented by Indian states and key
travel associations from both, the domes-
tic and global industry.
Shri Girish Shankar, Additional Secretary
- Ministry of Tourism, Government of
India, highlighted that the government
would soon be adding newer countries to
the TVoA scheme. He also spoke at large
about the joint efforts by
the government working
closely with the Ministry of
Civil Aviation for the
utilisation of idle
airstrips while road, rail
and international con-
nectivity would be
smoothened. Apart
from maintenance and beauti-
fication of pilgrim centres, the MoT has
also been stressing on managing security
as well. The Government has launched a
24*7 Infoline-1363 (helpline number)
which is currently available in two lan-
guages, soon to be accessible in 10 lan-
guages for wider reach.
Dubai Attracts Tourists From All
Over The World- Sandeep Marwah
Dubai: “Whenever you are here in Dubai, You will find a
new set of progress in the shape of infrastructure and
tourism attraction” said Sandeep Marwah Managing
Director of National Federation of Tourism And Transport
Cooperatives of India Limited on his tour to Dubai.
Tourism is an important part of the Dubai government’s
strategy to maintain the flow of foreign cash into the emi-
rate. Dubai’s lure for tourists is based mainly on shop-
ping, As of 2013, Dubai was the 7th most visited city of
the world based on air traffic and the fastest growing,
increasing by a 10.7% rate. Dubai is expected to accom-
modate over 15 million tourists by 2015.The emirate is
also the most populous of the seven emirates of the
United Arab Emirates.
Dubai has been called the “shopping capital of the
Middle East”. Dubai alone has more than 70 shopping
centres, including the world’s largest shopping centre,
Dubai Mall. Many boutiques and jewellery stores are also
found in the city. Dubai is also known as “the City of
Gold” as Gold Souk in Deira houses nearly 250 gold
retail shops. “We need to learn from Dubai how to attract
tourist” added Marwah.
Halal tourism becoming popular
A number of tourist companies offer pro-
grams and websites to familiarize tourist
locations where halal products are avail-
able. They are meant to help Muslim
families, who are averse to pork and
alcohol while traveling in different parts
of the world, without compromising their
religious beliefs and requirements.
Officials of travel and tourism companies
that promote halal tourism say they have
launched a special online application,
which enables Muslim tourists to locate
tourist shops and places that provide
halal services in countries they visit.
Tourism expert Hassan Saqr, chairman
of the board of directors of a tourism
resort company, said the drive for
Islamic tourism marketing is not limited
to the travel and tourism agencies in the
Kingdom or Muslim countries, but they
have gained acceptance by the interna-
tional tourist companies targeting
Muslim tourists. One of the major inter-
national tourism companies, for
instance, lately launched a website for
halal tourism in English.
The website focuses on international
tourist centers, airports, supermarkets,
tourism offers on the Internet and
restaurants offering halal, in addition to
how to reach mosques close to the loca-
tion where the tourist wants to go. Saudi
tourism expert Ibrahim Al-Rashed
expects the halal tourism to witness sig-
nificant growth in the Kingdom and the
Gulf region.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/9feb15feb2015-150209083438-conversion-gate02/85/9-feb-15-feb-2015-9-320.jpg)
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China protests Dalai Lama's presence at Obama event
China protested the Dalai Lama's pres-
ence at a public event attended by
President Barack Obama, saying the U.S.
was exploiting the issue of Tibet for politi-
cal purposes.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei
said Friday that China regards the Tibetan
spiritual leader as a political exile working
to overthrow Chinese rule over the
Himalayan region under the cloak of reli-
gion. "We oppose any other country's
decision to allow Dalai to visit, and we
oppose any country's interference in
China's internal politics by exploiting the
Tibet issue," Hong said at a regularly
scheduled news conference.
"We have repeatedly pointed out that the
Tibet issue concerns China's core interest
and national feelings. We oppose any
other country's decision to provide plat-
forms for Dalai's visit, and we oppose any
foreign leaders' meeting with Dalai," Hong
said.Chinese officials routinely refer to the
Dalai Lama merely as "Dalai" as a way of
undercutting his religious legitimacy. The
Nobel Peace Prize recipient was a guest
Thursday at the National Prayer Breakfast
in Washington, D.C., the first time the
president and the Tibetan Buddhist leader
attended the same public event. Obama
welcomed the Dalai Lama as a "good
friend" and from the head table, pressed
his hands together in a prayer-like posi-
tion and bowed his head toward him
before giving him a wave and a broad
smile. China rejects the Dalai Lama's
quest for greater Tibetan autonomy from
Beijing as a covert bid for independence,
and pressure from Beijing severely limits
where he can visit and which leaders he
can meet. Obama's three previous meet-
ings with the Dalai Lama have been pri-
vate because of the sensitivity of the situ-
ation. But in a show of White House sup-
port for the Dalai Lama, he sat at a table
with Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett. Actor
Richard Gere, a friend and follower of the
Dalai Lama, was nearby.
The Guardian view on the Ukraine
conflict: Swift action needed
On the eastern rims of Europe, a bad situation is getting
nastier. The war in Ukraine, which has already claimed
over 5,000 lives in nine months, has been threatening to
take on larger dimensions. Pro-Russian separatists have
been on the offensive in a big way, for the first time since
August 2014. Their objective is to carve out a corridor to
the Black Sea port of Mariupol, potentially opening a land
bridge to Crimea, which Russia has already annexed.
None of this would be possible without the increasing
direct backing of the Russian military. It is an appalling
situation, which European leaders have too often dealt
with by wishing it away. It is, then, to be welcomed that
François Hollande and Angela Merkel on Thursday
headed for Kiev, where the US secretary of state, John
Kerry, had already arrived, to invest political capital in a
new peace initiative. It must, of course, be hoped that
subsequent talks in Moscow will bear fruit – hoped, but
not assumed. There have been several seemingly prom-
ising diplomatic openings previously, most recently the
Minsk accord. That multi-point plan to end the war was
solemnly signed by all sides last September, but has
since been systematically violated by all sides too – and
the conflict has intensified.
The rape of Ukraine:America stands by
In his State of the Union Address,
President Obama touted his Ukraine strat-
egy as a demonstration of “the power of
American strength and diplomacy.” Word
of this stirring success has yet to reach
the Kremlin. While President Obama
praised his mastery, Russia’s troops and
associated thugs were pressing ahead
with the on-and-off invasion of Eastern
Ukraine that has seized roughly another
200 square miles of territory the last few
months. The latest Russian offensive has
dispensed with the pretense of supporting
an indigenous uprising by ethnic Russians
and become an even more naked land
grab. We believe in the power of 21st-cen-
tury international norms. Russian
President Vladimir Putin believes in the
power of lies and brute force and implicit-
ly asks, in the spirit of Joseph Stalin, “How
many divisions do international norms
have?” Moscow excels at violating inter-
national agreements. It’s trampling on the
1975 Conference on Security and
Cooperation in Europe Final Act guaran-
teeing the “inviolability of borders.”
It’s breaking its commitments as a party to
the 1994 Budapest Memorandum on
Security Assurances for Ukraine. And it
has ripped up last September’s Minsk
agreement for a Ukrainian cease-fire.
To lend a symbolic poignancy to the end
of the Minsk agreement, pro-Russian
forces shelled the city hall in the Ukrainian
town of Debaltseve that had served as the
cease-fire control center under the Minsk
agreement.
Kerry rules out extension of Iran nuclear talks
Munich— Secretary of
State John F. Kerry said
in an interview broad-
cast Sunday that it
would be “impossible” to
extend nuclear negotia-
tions with Iran if an
agreement on funda-
mental principles is not
reached in the coming
weeks.
Using more categorical
language than he has
employed previously,
Kerry definitively pre-
cluded a third extension
to talks with Iran about
reducing its ability to
make a nuclear bomb or
easing sanctions.
In November, when no
deal could be struck by a
self-imposed deadline, a
temporary agreement,
which had been in place
for a year and had been
extended once before,
was pushed to late June.
Kerry said at the time
that the major points of
agreement would have
to be reached by late
March. In an interview
with NBC’s “Meet the
Press,” taped Saturday
in Munich where he was
attending an internation-
al security conference,
Kerry appeared to close
the door on another
extension.
“Well, the only chance I
can see of an extension
at this point in time
would be that you really
have the outlines of the
agreement,” he said,
according to a transcript
of the interview. “You
understand exactly what
you’re doing.”
One reason for an
extension, Kerry added,
would be to flesh out
complex details spelled
out in numerous foot-
notes known as “annex-
es.”](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/9feb15feb2015-150209083438-conversion-gate02/85/9-feb-15-feb-2015-10-320.jpg)
![Crime11 ubZ fnYyh] 9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015
cnp bureau
A woman staffer from the
control room had com-
plained to Cubbon Park
Police stating that
from1pm-3pm she has
receiced around 60-70 ran-
dom calls from some
unknown person who is
making obsence com-
ments especially when the
phone is attended by
women staff. Based on the
complaint we have taken
on high priority and seri-
ously to nab the culprit and
we have traced him from
his mobile network from
which he made nuisance
calls.and the special team
was successful to trace
the accused, Solomon, 20,
resident of
Madanayakanahalli on
Tumakuru Road who is
working as cleaner,would
make random calls to the
control room and make
obscene comments, and
use filthy language too
especially when women
attended the phone,
Despite issuing several
warnings,through various
social media's and a auto-
matic voice recording is
also running in which it
states the misuse of con-
trol room will be punished
but then also some mis-
creants misuse the control
room numbers and make
such nuisance calls for
fun. The control room is for
the public to use during an
emergency.and Those
making such nuisance
calls and using obsence
comments will be pun-
ished as per law and a
case has been registered
in Cubbon park PS,and
further investigation is on
and we are checking with
other station is there is any
involvement of him in other
stations and severe and
stringent action will be
taken on him who has mis-
used the control room said
by DCP Central Sandip
Pati
YouthHeldByCubbonParkPoliceForMakingNuisanceCallstoPoliceControlRoom
Pramesh Jain
Bangalore: The
Central Crime
Branch OCW team
have caught a
group of nine per-
sons in which five
were apprehended
and other 4 four
others managed to
escape.the group
were allegedly preparing for dacoity+Murder of
Kottambari Kumav have been arrested by CCB OCW
team and recovered 4 deadly weapons.
Deputy Commissioner of Police Abhishek Goyal said that
the all arrested belong to Slum Bharath Gang who is in
jail. The chief accused Madhu is a rowdy-sheeter with
ten criminal cases pending against him.and he was
absconding in 2 old cases, The rest are Sridhara, who
has four criminal cases and even he was absconding in
his 2 old cases against him, and Shivakumara, Vijaya
Kumar has 1 case pending on them and Salman
The police have booked cases of attempt to dacoity and
murder in Rajagopalnagara PS, against the five and
remanded them in judicial custody.and The absconding
accused of the Slum Bharath gang are ;
Raghuvaran@appi,Shiva kumar,Giri and Pradeep@dichi
are absconding and man hunt is on for the absconded
accused and further investigation is on Said by DCP
Crime Abhishek Goyal.
Five Members Gang
Arrested by CCB Police
spl. correspondent
Bangalore: The four
IM Suspects were pro-
duced to city sessions
court on Tuesday and
magistrate has extend-
ed the police custody
of suspected Indian
Mujahideen,operatives
Syed Ismail Afaq,34
and Abdur Subbur
,24,for two more days.
It remained that the
two other suspects
Saddam Hussain,24,
and Riyaz Ahmed,24,
sent to Judicial
Custody.
The IM Suspect with
high tightened security
was brought to the
49th sessions court
hall,which is the desig-
nated National
Investigation Agency
court said by officer.
On January 8,police
had arrested Afaq and
Subur from the for-
mer's flat in cox
town.while Saddam
was picked up from
Bhatkal the same day
on the simultaneous
raid.
Almost aA week
later,Riyaz Ahmed was
picked up from the
M a n g a l u r u
International airport by
CCB police when he
was boarding to Dubai
in a joint operation we
have secured these IM
Suspects said by DCP
Crime Abhiskek Goyal.
IM Suspects Custody
Extended by Court Pramesh Jain
B a n g a l o r e :
Bengaluru CCB
F&M team busted
an inter- state Fake
Indian Currency
Notes(FICN),racket
in Peenya PS, lim-
its at Hesarugatta
Road,Mallsandra,
and apprehended 4 involved In the racket.
The raid was conducted by our F&M team based on the
inputs given by Chikkamagaluru police to our commis-
sioner as they have detained one accused by name
Kumar Swamy who is in custody of Ajjampur PS and in
the interrogation he has confessed the statement about
the racket running in Bengaluru in which her wife is also
involved and based on the statement confessed by the
existing accused as our F&M special squads were alert-
ed and swung into action and zeroed the inter-state gang
members by conducting raids on their respective house.
The team arrested a Gang of Four including a women
and seized fake currencies worth Rs.1.6 lakh in
Rs.1000,and Rs.500.denominations. After the prelimi-
nary enquiry and at the time of interrogation it is revealed
that the gang is said to have smuggled the currencies
from Bangladesh and would sell three fake notes for one
Indian original currency note. The accused involved in
this racket are identified as;Teakam Ram and Asha w/o
kumar swamy,both residents of Mallasandra,Halaswamy
of Hesaraghatta,and Siddesh of Jalahalli,another Gang
member Iqbal a native of West Bengal managed to
escape.and it is even revealed that from past 6 months
Iqbal a resident of Mallad in West Bengal used to supply
these fake currency note to them to run the racket and
make people believe it is a original note and to leave lav-
ish life by cheating public is landed in police net.and case
has been registered In Peenya PS,Cr no.159/15,u/s
489(B),(C) and man hunt is on for the absconded
accused and further investigation is on and finally
Bengaluru Police Commissioner,M N Reddi,Addl CP
Crime,P Harishekaran,Jt CP Crime,Chandrashekar, has
thanked the Chikkamagaluru police and appreciated the
whole CCB,F&M team for busting the inter-state Fake
Currency note smuggling racket, said by DCP Crime,
Abhishek Goyal.
FakeCurrencyRacketBustedByBengaluruCCBPolice
spl. correspondent
Around 50 private buses
were seized on Thursday by
the RTO officials at eight
checking points across
Bengaluru City, as part of a
Enforcement drive. The
drive was headed by Shri
Narendra Holkar Jt
Commissioner for Transport
For Bengaluru Urban and
Rural with Senior Inspector
N.Kariyappa with other offi-
cers of enforcement team at
Yelhanka,Doddaballapur,
D e v e n a h a l l i ,
R a j a n k u n t e , M e k h r i
Circle,Majestic,Mysore
Bank and surrounding
places. Narendra Holkar
Said the drive is conducted
in continuation of enforce-
ment drive as our Transport
C o m m i s s i o n e r
Ramegowda,has instructed
us to continue the special
drive as there were many
complaints on the private
buses that they are plying
on the road illegally and vio-
lating permit condition
based on that we conducted
a surprise enforcement
drive across the city and
seized 50 such vehicles
operating on various permits
were seized today.
After verifying the docu-
ments we found that these
buses are operating illegally
and violating permit condi-
tions. Violated the condi-
tions as some of these vehi-
cles were holding stage car-
rier permits and some were
holding contract carriage
permits and some were
PSVs.
And the drivers fled away
from the scene after seeing
the enforcement squads
and it caused hadship to the
passengers and alternate
transport arrangements
were made by the Transport
department for these pas-
sengers and the seized
vehicles for violating the
permit conditions and others
has been seized and sent to
Dodaballapur police station
and Yelahanka RTO for fur-
ther investigation.
“The aim of the drive is to
create awareness and warn
transport operators he
added .
50 Private Buses Seized for Violating
Permit Conditions by RTO Officials](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/9feb15feb2015-150209083438-conversion-gate02/85/9-feb-15-feb-2015-11-320.jpg)
![cnp bureau
Delhi: 92.7 BIG FM once
again offers its partners the
best possible engagement
opportunity with the
announcement of its exclu-
sive partnership for the ICC
Cricket World Cup 2015. As
official radio partners of this
year’s biggest cricketing
event, 92.7 BIG FM
endeavours to enhance its
offerings through exclusive
on air content and exciting
off air initiatives. In deliver-
ing the best possible enter-
tainment experience the
station announces a unique
and interactive property
christened Cricket Ka BIG
Headquarter with experts
Virendra Sehwag and
Harsha Bhogle. Elements
will begin from the 8th of
February, leading into the
World Cup on the 14th of
February, and then until the
end of the World Cup. With
this, the stage is set for an
exhilarating aural experi-
ence across the radio sta-
tion’s expansive 45 station
FM network! Offerings from
Cricket ka BIG
Headquarter from 92.7 BIG
FM:
Exclusive content through-
out the season ranging
match updated, trivia,
behind the scene stories,
game analysis and celebri-
ty interactions.
Business12 ubZ fnYyh] 9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015
92.7 Big FM is exclusive part-
ner for ‘ICC cricket world cup
RIL APPLIES FOR PAYMENTS BANK LICENSE
SBI TO TAKE UPTO 30% STAKE
spl. correspondent
Delhi: Reliance Industries
Limited (“RIL”) has applied
for a Payments Bank
license. RIL will be the
Promoter and State Bank
of India (“SBI”) will be the
joint venture partner with
equity investment of upto
30 per cent.
The partnership is in
accordance with the guide-
lines for Payments Bank
issued by RBI and subject
to grant of license by RBI.
This partnership brings
together the combined
strengths of two of India’s
Fortune 500 corporations
committed to making a
transformative impact on
India’s financial inclusion
landscape.The Payments
Bank will leverage SBI’s
nationwide distribution net-
work and risk management
capabilities along with the
substantial investments
made by RIL in its retail
and telecom businesses.
Rupee falls 3 paise against dollar
spl. correspondent
elhi: In line with equity markets, the rupee fell by
three paise to 61.76 against the American currency in
late morning trade on fresh dollar demand from banks
and importers.
The rupee resumed higher at 61.70 as against 61.73 at
the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) and firmed up
further to 61.67 on initial selling of dollars by banks in
view of firm trend in equity markets.
However, it washed out initial gains and dropped to
61.80 on fresh dollar demand from banks before quoting
at 61.76 at 1100 hours.The local currency hovered in a
range of 61.67-61.80 per dollar during late morning
trade.In New York market, the euro recovered against
the dollar yesterday as investors shook off some worries
about Greece. Meanwhile, the benchmark BSE Sensex
dropped 82.08 points, or 0.28%, to 28,768.89 at 1100
hours after touching a high of 28,922.85 in early trade.
D
spl. correspondent
Mohali: Mona Townships Private Limited (MTPL), a
leading real estate developer of the northern region with
a track record of several outstanding projects, has
brought a refreshing business concept to the tricity with
the launch of Jade Business Park, the commercial com-
ponent of J90, a sprawling 14-acre, mixed-use township
situated in Sector 90, the heart of Mohali.
Located on the Mohali-Patiala state highway in proximity
to the Banur-Landran-Kharar road, Jade Business Park
offers 13 lakh sq ft of commercial and residential space,
in lush-green, open surroundings to breathe life into your
business. As per the GMADA master plan, J90 will be in
close proximity to the 200 ft wide Airport Road, thus
enhancing the appeal of Jade Business Park for
investors manifold. Its proximity to the Mohali internation-
al airport, North Country Mall, GMADA golf course and
leading educational institutions and hospitals make it a
much sought after location.
Replete with all modern facilities, the congenial work-
spaces have large window openings for natural lighting
and cross ventilation, well-lit and ventilated corridors,
power back-up, three-tier security, a lavish entrance
lounge with reception, recreational green parks and cafe-
terias on terraces, functional pantries on each floor and
balconies to all offices. The developer has used state-of-
the-art engineering techniques that not only add to the
strength and stability of the structures but also reduce
maintenance charges.
Jade Business Park
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Venus
Remedies Limited, an
R&D-driven global phar-
maceutical company work-
ing on innovative medi-
cines in the anti-infective
and oncology segments,
has received a product
patent grant for its unique
antibiotic research prod-
uct, Vancoplus, from the
Indian Patent Office (IPO).
The patent is valid till
2025. Commenting on the
achievement, Dr (Mrs)
Manu Chaudhary, Joint
Managing Director, Venus
Remedies Limited, and
Director, Research, Venus
Medicine Research Centre
(VMRC), the company’s
R&D wing, said, “It took
the VMRC more than
seven years to develop
this product.
Venus announces issuance of
Indian Patent for Vancoplus](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/9feb15feb2015-150209083438-conversion-gate02/85/9-feb-15-feb-2015-12-320.jpg)
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SingerShreyaGhoshaltiesknotwithchildhoodsweetheartShiladitya
Mumbai: Singer Shreya
Ghoshal has married child-
hood sweetheart Shiladitya
in an intimate wedding
here. The 'Sunn Raha Hai'
hitmaker tied the knot with
the techie last night in a
traditional Bengali wed-
ding, which was attended
by close friends and family
members. "Married the
love of my life @shiladitya
last night surrounded by
our families and close
frnds, exciting new life
awaits," Ghoshal, 30, post-
ed on Twitter along with a
picture.
Twitter In the wedding
photo, Ghoshal donned a
red outfit with her forehead
covered with vermilion
(sindoor). Shiladitya,
founder of Hipcask.com,
wore a white attire.
The playback singer start-
ed her career with Sanjay
Leela Bhansali's 'Devdas'
(2002), where she crooned
five numbers 'Silsila Ye
Chaahat Ka', 'Bairi Piya',
'Chalak Chalak', 'Morey
Piya', and 'Dola Re Dola'.
Since then she did not turn
back and sang many soul-
ful Bollywood numbers.
Mumbai: Actor Shah
Rukh Khan has been
ordered by the
Brihanmumbai Municipal
Corporation or BMC to
demolish an allegedly ille-
gal ramp constructed out-
side his Bandra bungalow
Mannat.
A notice was sent to Mr
Khan yesterday in which
he was given a week to
demolish the ramp. If he
fails to do so at the end of
the week, the BMC will
remove it and send the bill
to the actor. A report in
mid-day says that sources
close to Mr Khan claim that
he had received no such
notice.
A week ago, local MP
Poonam Mahajan wrote to
Municipal Commissioner
Sitaram Kunte
after Bandra
r e s i d e n t s
complained to
her. Ms
Mahajan is
quoted in the
mid-day
report as saying, "I haven't
seen any documents
regarding the notice; I have
only heard the news via
the media. I have done my
work. The residents had
approached me as they
were suffering, and I wrote
the letter only because I
felt for the cause. My let-
ter wasn't against any
individual or organisation.
The convenience of the
common man is my prime
motive. If the BMC has ini-
tiated action, I welcome it."
Mr Khan's vanity van is
often parked on the
ramp, which runs
along Mannat.
His neighbours
have com-
plained that
the ramp
p r e v e n t s
access to a
large portion of the road
and blocks the route from
Bandstand to Mount Mary
Church.
Shah Rukh Khan Given a Week to
Demolish Ramp Outside His Home
A hatke take on why Aamir Khan has been picking up Azad from school
Mumbai: It seems Aamir wants to take
every compliment that comes his way for
PK and then fish for some more. Why else
is he stealing his 'bundle of cuteness'
Azad's thunder? No doubt that Talaash
did well for the niche film it was and
Dhoom 3 broke all previous records in
Bollywood, but somehow the success of
those films didn't translate into adulation
for him. While he was accused of being
pretentious in Talaash, his critics labelled
him a sell out for doing Dhoom 3. No won-
der then that he can't seem to get enough
praise for his role in PK. Films Of India
Latest is that Aamir is accompanying his
son Azad to his school to drop him off and
pick him up. While on the outside, it builds
on his 'doting father' image, what he's
actually trying to do is become the center
of attention of the young moms that come
to drop their kids to the same school. It
goes without saying that they can't stop
gushing over him and his performance in
PK leaving 'bechara' Azad to fend for him-
self. Not bad eh, Ace Khan! Following up
one good performance with another bril-
liant one. Hope it goes down equally well
with his loving wifey Kiran!
Mumbai: Bollywood actor Arjun Rampal, who was sum-
moned by the police last week after he met underworld don
Arun Gawli, has said thet he met jailed murder convict
Gawli in connection with an upcoming film as police record-
ed his statement over his "unauthorised" meeting with the
gangster-turned-politician in a hospital here in Mumbai.
Police summoned and recorded the statement of Rampal
after it came to light he had an "unauthorised" meeting with
Gawli, a former MLA, at the Government-run JJ hospital. In
the statement, the actor admitted he met Gawli for 10 min-
utes and his discussion revolved around understanding the
personality of the mobster as his upcoming movie 'Daddy'
is loosely based on him.
"Rampal's statement was recorded in connection with his
meeting with Gawli," Dhananjay Kulkarni, Deputy
Commissioner of Police, said today. Another officer said,
"The actor claimed that while looking for shooting locations
in South Mumbai for the movie, he went to J J Hospital
when he learnt about Gawli's presence there."
Arjun Rampal says he bumped into
Arun Gawli during location hunting](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/9feb15feb2015-150209083438-conversion-gate02/85/9-feb-15-feb-2015-13-320.jpg)
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- 1. Sahara says bank letter underpinning rescuedeal was forged Country&Politics Political News Bulletin & BeyondNational Weekly dUVªh,.MikWyhfVDl o"kZ % 3 vad % 36 ubZ fnYyh 9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015 ewY; % 2/- i`"B % 16 countryandpolitics.in 3 9 12 City News AamAadmiPartyCouldUpsetBJP Vipin New Delhi: The upstart Aam Aadmi Party appeared headed for a victory in state elections in the National Capital of Delhi, according to exit polls released on Saturday. If the polls prove to be correct — and Indian political polling isn’t always reliable –the results would be a major setback for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party, which is expected to come in a close sec- ond. An exit poll released on according to media, an Indian news channel, suggested that AAP would win 39 of 70 seats in Delhi’s legisla- tive assembly, giving it the majority it needs to form a government on its own, followed by the BJP with 28 seats. xit polls by India’s media and survey companies have been inaccurate in the past. But if they hold up this time, Arvind Kejriwal, the anti-cor- ruption activist-turned- politician and founder of the Aam Aadmi Party, will become the state’s next chief minister. Mr. Kejriwal held this position once before, after the 2013 state elections in Delhi when his party, which was then contesting its first- ever election, won 28 of 70 seats. AAP formed a govern- ment with support from the Congress party, but Mr. Kejriwal resigned in January last year–just 49 days into his term–when other politi- cal parties obstructed an anti-corruption law he wanted to pass. Since then, Delhi hasn’t had a government. This time around, the election result could be more clear. An exit poll on Times Now channel, which appeared to give the BJP a better chance, predicted that AAP would win between 31 and 39 of 70 seats and the BJP would follow with 27 to 35 seats. All polls suggested the Congress party, which governed Delhi for 15 years before the 2013 elections, would come in a distant third, win- ning not more than 4 of 70 seats. An outright victory for the AAP would cast a shadow on the BJP’s months-long winning spree and dent Mr. Modi’s image as a larg- er-than-life, popular leader. Since national elections in May last year, in which the party won a historic majority in the lower house of India’s Parliament, the BJP has dominated a series of state elec- tions. Despite the pres- sures of his office, Mr. Modi has himself led his party’s election rallies, projecting himself as its star campaigner. Delhi Exit Polls Modi needs to introspect Halal tourism becoming popular SingerShreyaGhoshaltiesknotwithchildhood............................... 13
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ugha fd vksckek dh ulhgrksa ls nqfu;k dks ;g lans'k x;k gS fd Hkkjr esa /kkfeZd lfg".kqrk ds le{k [krjs iSnk gks x, gSaA bldk ,d çek.k ;g gS fd vksckek dh ulhgr ds vxys gh fnu vesfjdh v[kckj U;w;kdZ Vkbe us /kkfeZd lfg".kqrk ds elys ij ç/kkuea=h ujsaæ eksnh dh pqIih dk mYys[k djrs gq, ,d laikndh; fy[k MkykA blesa ?kjokilh vkSj fxjtk?kjksa esa rksM+QksM+ dh ?kVukvksa dk Hkh ftØ fd;k x;k gSA ,slk yxrk gS fd bu ?kVukvksa dks ysdj Hkktik fojks/kh nyksa us tks ekgkSy cuk;k mlls nqfu;k dks ;gh lans'k tk jgk gS fd eksnh ljdkj /kkfeZd ln~Hkko dks ysdj xaHkhj ughaA varjjk"Vªh; ehfM;k esa Hkktik dks ,d fganwoknh vkSj nf{k.kiaFkh ny ds :i esa ns[kk tkrk gSA Hkktik dks blls dksbZ ,rjkt Hkh ugha fd mls fganwoknh ny ds :i esa js[kkafdr fd;k tk,] D;ksafd mldk ;g ekuuk gS fd fganw /keZ lfg".kqrk ds lkFk&lkFk olq/kSo dqVqEcde dk ifjpk;d gSA ftl rjg Hkktik /kkfeZd ln~Hkko ds çfr [kqn dks ltx&lfØ; crkrh gS mlh rjg eksnh ljdkj Hkh ckj&ckj ;g Li"V djrh jgh gS fd mlds fy, lafo/kku loksZifj gSA og vius dks lcdk lkFk lcdk fodkl ukjs ds çfr çfrc) crkrh gSA ,slk yxrk gS fd fo'o leqnk; 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- 3. Columns 3ubZ fnYyh]9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015 When I had listened to the speeches of BJP President Amit Shah before Lok Sabha elections, I thought he was an amicable leader but when he began induct- ing all sort of people in BJP, his down ward slide has started. Prior to the general election, the peo- ple were fed up with a mute Prime minister and a juvenile sounding Rahul Gandhi. Later Modi attract- ed voters by making vari- ous promises as they became impressed with his speech paving way for BJP’s victory in Uttar Pradesh. Amit Shah was instantly projected as a larger than life leader in the party. He also walked away with all credit for the saf- fron party’s good perform- ance in Lok Sabha polls. Shah could not handle Shiv Sena properly hence we are witnessing lot of bickering between both coalition partners these days. People must ask, is Prime Minister Narendra Modi only interested in deliver- ing election speeches, why can’t he impose strictness among his party cadres? Why can’t he come to Mumbai and take action against warring party work- ers? For Delhi elections he is saying, “Woh mujhse darenge aur accha kaam karenge”, then Sir! Why the Shiv Sena is not afraid of you? They know that you are obsessed with power seeker like them. Your moral mask has fallen off. You had promised to take action against Sakshi Maharaj but he is teaching you how to row the boat. BJP had an excellent opportunity to undertake corruption free develop- ment work but Modi started indulging in show off activi- ties and Amit Shah started gloating over as if he was some Chanakya. Modi is spoiling the work culture. He is closing his eyes to religious fanaticism. Few days back, I had said that Modi is a narcissist and a prominent English too has mentioned the same about him. The time has come for public to vote against BJP in Delhi to make them learn a lesson and improve their performance, other- wise, Modi will ride a horse as a “ chakravarti raja”. Maharashtra government should discourage the con- struction of floating hotels at Chowpatty and Ferry Wharf. What is the techni- cal advancement in such a move? If you build a float- ing dock and repair ships in India, it can be termed as technical advancement and will promote skill development. Floating hotels will pro- mote tummy development and wastage of money by the youngsters. Will their health improve? Will they become more proficient in various achievable skills? No. They will only con- sume more soft drinks and get diabetic at an early age. I advocated for the construction of Marina like the one which exists in Singapore. It is clean, beautiful and beneficial for citizens health too. MbPT should be ashamed of try- ing to make money by non- technical means, there is no technical excellence in it. This is time for Arvind Kejriwal to sing, “Reshmi salwar kurta jali ka, roop saha nahin jaye nakhrewali ka…”. Amit Shah is an overrated leader Mahendra Singh You cannot criticize me. If you check the archives, I wanted Prime Minister Narendra Modi to shun publicity and start working but he went on to wear a suit costing 10 lakh rupees which was made in UK. You call yourself a “chai- wala” and then wear a dazzling coat. I should have also informed Rajnath Singh much ear- lier but he is playing safe. “Bade muddat ke baad kursi mili hai, pakad kar baitho, awaz mat karo”. Instead of performing some good work, BJP president Amit Shah is luring Bihar Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi as if he is the only leader who can deliver good governance and promote growth in Bihar. Manjhi had sought the dissolution of Bihar assembly. Nitish Kumar is keen to return as the Chief Minister of the state but Manji is reluc- tant to quit the CM’s post. The Bihar governor accepted CM Jitan Ram Manjhi’s recommenda- tion to sack P K Shahi and Rajiv Ranjan Singh ‘Lallan’.The fate of Bihar will be decided by the Governor in consultation with the central govern- ment. There is no substitute for hard work. The gov- ernment must conduct a thorough check of the people residing in Delhi, especially those staying in big bungalows and unauthorized colonies. A thorough background verification of people’s occupation must be undertaken. The government simply asked employees to report to office on time and forgot about its effective implementa- tion. The employees are well entrenched in Delhi and they do not like dis- cipline. The government had also promised to eliminate corruption but it is rampant in Delhi. Thus they are not per- forming their work ami- cably and are simply taking people for a ride. Mayawati and Mulayam Singh are the biggest amassers of personal wealth. Have you taken any action against them? You are only repeating the name of Robert Vadra like a par- rot. Find money to install as many solar systems as possible in Delhi. Talk about your blue print to provide clean water to the inhabitants, what are your concrete plans and whether work has begun by you. You must be more concerned about these aspects. You must also improve the sewage disposal system. BJP’s chief min- isterial Kiran Bedi is run- ning on the road display- ing her pink suit. If Bedi becomes CM, she will beat Modi in fancy dressing. Even now, it is not too late, the govern- ment can start focusing on developmental issues silently but efficiently. Do not think that you are some election special- ist? What about control- ling the rising popula- tion? There is also a need to curb number of private motor vehicles plying on the roads. Modi needs to introspect India will have regular shipping services with Bangladesh via Chittagaong and Haldia. After the liberation of Bangladesh, our M.V. Vishwa Tilak was probably the first ship that loaded jute from Bangladesh ports of Chittagong and Chalna. Sailing to Chalna along beautiful Sunderbans was a sight to cherish. Actually, there used to be more ships at Chalna than at Chittagong, anchored in the river. We used to go ashore ( it used to be muddy shore called Shantinagar with only the thatched roofs but beautiful and welcoming people selling coconut, pineapples etc; where you could sit and chit-chat with the local girls. We used to go ashore by “sam- pans”, the current in the river used to be very strong and unless you are very agile and alert, you could go overboard while negotiat- ing the gangway. After some years we used to go to Chittagong from Calcutta on Raj Line Ship M.V. Saleema. This was a ship with two hatches, a midship accommodation and aft accommodation for engineers and crew. The crew had Raj Line CDC mostly hailing from Andamans and accompanied by the owner Mr CM Jadwet. The steward used to bring our tea balancing two cups in the plates over the plank on aft hatch, but not a single drop of tea spills out. Those days Bangladeshis were simple but now they have become very selfish and plenty of fraudulent cargo claims are being raised by them. Even thefts have increased drastically. Indian coastal security will have to remain vigilant because Bangladeshis may indulge in dubious trade rather than genuine transportation of goods and may use this channel for increased ille- gal immigration and other harmful practices such as bringing in counterfeit currency. Coastal Shipping is operated profitably in dedicated low key manner. The government has reduced the prices of fuel which will pro- vide big relief for consumers. We need to remain vigilant about Maldivians as it’s an Islamic country. Mariners from here arrive in Mumbai pleading that they hail from poor country and seek to obtain Indian COC claiming leniency. Later, they join reputed foreign companies and offer good competi- tion to Indian officers. Their government has not awarded the contract for constructing air- port to an Indian company. The government needs to probe about the agents employing Maldivians in Mumbai and keep a strict vigil on them for security reasons. Yangon in Myanmar is a better and cheaper place with magnificent “pagodas”, if you don’t mind uncharted waters and port people coming with jerry cans asking for diesel, as you approach the berth. Government must give priority to maritime security
- 4. New Delhi: AtDelhi's press club this afternoon, a group of people who claimed to be former Aam Aadmi Party members, stood in a line and held their ears. "Hum maafi maang rahein hain, humein maaf kijiye (We apologise, please for- give us)," they intoned, bowing repeatedly. They said they were "apol- ogising" for having joined Arvind Kejriwal's AAP. And said they had nothing to do with the party now. Repoll in 2 Booths in Rohtas Nagar and Delhi Cantonment With three days to go before Delhi votes, the capital is a giant canvas of colour and politi- cal drama.Top leaders of parties are criss-crossing the city to attack rivals at mega rallies. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address his fourth rally in five days. Delhi/ NCR4 ubZ fnYyh] 9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015 Delhi/ NCR: Marwahstudios.tv has joined hands with 3rd Global Festival of Journalism Noida 2015 as the official broadcasters of the festival. This 24 hours chan- nel will provide the live coverage of the programs. 3 days have been kept for Global Festival of Journalism, the inauguration function, seminars, workshops, exhibitions, discussions; Documentary film festival and enter- tainment programs will be covered by marwahstudios.tv “Special teams have been selected and trained to cover more than 10 events a day which will be telecasted live and will also have the repeat for the international audi- ence” said Sandeep Marwah President of the Festival. Radio Noida Will Broadcast Live 3rd Global Festival of Journalism The most popular radio station of Noida-Radio Noida 107.4FM will broadcast all the programs of 3rd Global Festival of Journalism on all the three days of the festival informed Brahm Prakash Director of the station. “12 hours of programs have been planned on each day of GFJN from 10am to 10pm. All the programs will be broadcast from Radio Noida,” confirmed Sandeep Marwah President of Radio Noida. Radio Noida can be heard in Noida, East, Central & South Delhi, Part of Ghaziabad and Faridabad with the listenership of almost 2 million people. The Radio is available to the whole world on mobile and Internet on http://www.radionoida.fm site. Country And Politics Official News Paper to 3rd Global Festival of Journalism 3rd Global Festival of Journalism Noida is there to celebrate International Day of Journalism on 12th February as declared by International Journalism Centre created by Sandeep Marwah, five times World Record Holder in media. Country & Politics a national weekly tabloid, colored & in two languages have been nominated as a official newspaper to 3rd Global Festival of Journalism Noida 2015. Country & Politics is available in 17 states of the country published from Delhi, Ghaziabad, Dehradun and Bangalore at the same time. It is available on net and has a large circulation as e-copy informed Vipin Gaur young editor of the paper. The management has decided to increase the circulation of the newspaper from 12th February 2015. Global Festival of Journalism Will Provide Launching Stage to Sardar Patel Forum 3rd Global Festival of Journalism Noida 2015 will provide International platform to the newly constituted Sardar Patel Forum on 13th February here at Noida Film City informed Sandeep Marwah President of the festival. “I am a product of Sardar Patel Vidyalaya and I have been impressed by the life and activities of our national leader Sardar Patel. There is no better example of National Unity than him,” said Sandeep Marwah. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel was an Indian bar- rister and statesman, one of the leaders of the Indian National Congress and one of the founding fathers of the Republic of India. He was a social leader who played a lead- ing role in the country’s struggle for independence and guided its integration into a unit- ed, independent nation. Marwahstudios.TVWillBroadcastLive3rdGlobalFestivalofJournalism New Delhi:For the first time the National Capital will be dancing to the beats of our Traditional and Scintillating Tribal Performers not by the drumsticks but by Mridang and Mandar . As a part of the vision of the Prime Minister for uplifting the quality of Tribal lives and including them in the mainstream, a National Tribal Festival, showcasing the rich diversity in their Art & Culture, Music & Dance, and a special attraction – tribal cuisine is being held in New Delhi from 13 - 18 February, 2015. The festival will be inaugurated by Union Tribal Affairs Minister Shri Jual Oram . Shri Mansukh Bhai Vasava, MoS in the Ministry of Tribal Affairs and Senior Officers will be present on the occasion. There will be exhibition and sale of tribal prod- ucts, medicines, paintings, etc. The festival will be simul- taneously on at three venues i.e. Central Park, Connaught Place, Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts (for Culture and Arts) and Baba Kharak Singh Marg, New Delhi for display and sale of Paintings, Food Stall and Art & Craft. The event is slated to be a marvellous blend of art, culture and traditional tribal food and a must watch. In addition, there will be Bhil and Rathwa dance from Gujarat; Baiga dance from Madhya Pradesh; Gotipua dance of Odisha; Dance by tribes from Rajasthan; Kinnaur dance, Music from Barmour, Chamba from Himachal Pradesh Dance and Musical performance by Chhatisgarh; Group dance , Hojagiri dance, Bijudance and music of Tripura. Moreover, there will be Seminars on Tribal folk lore etc..alongwith display and sale of painting , Art and Craft, Food items every day at Kharag Singh Marg, New Delhi. Week Long National Tribal Festival on this week New Delhi: The President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee met delegates to the Sixth Annual Heads of Mission Conference at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Addressing the Ambassadors and High Commissioners who head India’s Missions abroad, the President said India demonstrated dynamism and bold leadership by inviting leaders of SAARC countries to attend the swearing-in of the new Government in May last year. That initiative must be fol- lowed through to its logi- cal conclusion through incisive diplomacy even as we remain firm in pro- tecting our security and putting in place impreg- nable security mecha- nisms. The President said the one adage which never goes stale in international politics is ‘You can choose your friend but not your neighbour’. A strong mes- sage was conveyed to our neighbours that the region must decide whether to live in perpetual tension or understanding. Our ini- tiatives in the neighbour- hood must be followed up with concrete steps to consolidate and make permanent the advances we make in our relations. Speaking on the issue of the global war on terror- ism, the President said we have in recent days wit- nessed the horrific killings of innocent hostages in Syria, the attack on the media in Paris and the tragic killing of school chil- dren and their teachers in Peshawar. Terrorism is an industry of evil. It is not just a threat to peace and security but an attack on humanity as a whole and civilization as we understand. The President said India is one of the oldest victims of terrorism. There is no good terrorism or bad ter- rorism. Terrorism respects no religion, ideology or nation. It is no longer a debating issue. SAARC Leaders for Swearing-In Last Year must be fol- lowed through to its Logical Conclusion, says President Former Members,feel sorry for Joining Aam Aadmi Party
- 5. spl. correspondent Bangalore: MTRFoods the leading Indian break- fast mixes brand has announced its association with the highly anticipated new season of MasterChef India. The fourth season of India’s leading cooking-reality show that celebrates rich Indian culinary heritage has become all-vegetari- an to truly tap on the rich vegetarian culinary spread that India uniquely enjoys. MTR Breakfast Mixes, the country’s lead- ing packaged Indian breakfast mixes, have become the Associate Sponsor for this season. Commenting on MTR Breakfast Mixe’s associa- tion with MasterChef India, Vikran Sabherwal, Vice President - Marketing, MTR Foods said, “MasterChef India is a very popular, successful and entertaining cookery show and we are delight- ed to associate on the all new 100% vegetarian season as Breakfast Partner. MTR has been a leader in breakfast mixes category, churning out innovative, tasty and easy to make Indian breakfast mixes for the evolving Indian consumer. spl. correspondent Pune: Hero Action Team, India’s first pro- fessionally managed mountain biking team, won laurels at the 11th National Mountain Biking Championship held in Pune from 18th January to 23rd January 2015. Shiven Sharma of Hero Action Team won gold in the ‘under-19’ mass start race and silver in ‘under-19’ time trial competition. While Hero Action Team’s Devendra Thakur finished fifth in ‘Elite’ men catego- ry. Hero Action Team is sponsored by Hero Cycles, world’s largest bicycle man- ufacturer, and mentored by HASTPA (Himalyan Adventure Sports and Tourism Promotion Association) in a joint effort to promote mountain biking in India. National Mountain Biking Race is one of the biggest cycling events in India organ- ised by Cycling Federation of India. Congratulating the team on its latest suc- cess in its short history, Mr Pankaj Munjal, Co-Chairman and Managing Director of Hero Cycles said, “We would like to con- gratulate the team members for making us proud in the competition. This win takes the Hero Action Team a level higher and will energise the team for future efforts. Such wins reassure us that all the hard work by the cyclists and the support staff of Hero Action Team is yield- ing results which match their endeavours. With the kind of efforts that they are put- ting in, the future looks quite promising for these young cyclists.” Hero Action Team uses UT bikes, India’s most trusted moun- tain biking cycle brand, to compete in all cycling competitions. National5 ubZ fnYyh] 9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015 cnp bureau New Delhi: World Cancer Day: On the occasion of World Cancer Day, the Indian Medical Association said that can- cer is preventable and curable provided it is detected early. IMA National President Padma Shri Awardee Dr A M Pillai and Honorary Secretary General Padma Shri Awardee Dr. K K Aggarwal released guidelines for cancer prevention for the public. Addressing a press conference the IMA officials said that any symptoms or sign which is unusual, appear- ing for the first time or which cannot be explained should not be ignored. Padma Shri Awardees Dr Rajesh Grover and Dr Ashok Vaid, in a joint statement said that most can- cers can be prevented with a correct and healthy lifestyle. The following guidelines were released at the press confer- ence. 1. Unusual bleeding or discharge from any site or orifice (even a single episode, especially if painless). 2. A lump, nodule or swelling in any part of the body (espe- cially in breast). 3. An ulcer or wound anywhere that does not heal, includ- ing mouth cavity. 4. Persistent irritating cough or hoarseness of voice. 5. Indigestion or pain difficulty during swallowing. 6. Recent change in bowel or bladder habits. IMADelhi State Cancer Institute Initiative 11thNationalMountainBikingChampionshipinPune MTR Breakfast Mixes enters the all- new vegetarian Master Chef Kitchen New Delhi ITO The first woman in the world to scale Mt. Everst twice Smt. Santosh Yadav, Humanitarian man who gave the modern & massive form to 'Sant Parmanand Hospital' Shri B.R. Maheshwari and Famous & Senior Journalist Shri Jawaharlal Kaul were honoured with 'Rajdhani Gaurav Alankaran'. These renowned dignities were felicitat- ed with a memento furnished with Ashok Stambh, Citation & Shawl by Member of Law Commission of India & Former Judge of Delhi High Court Justice S. N. Kapoor and Youth Social Activist, Gandhian, Social Scientist Shri Satish Bharti. Also, 233 students of 26 govt. & aided schools of Delhi were pro- vided sweaters for the protection from winter, registers & copies, dictio- nary, G.K. book, stationery & Shield. Also the secretary of organisation Ms. Geeta Gupta told that coaching Classes, Computer Centre, Library & Reading Room, Scholarship Schemes & Character & Moral Development education etc. Three eminent personalities honoured with Rajdhani Gaurav Alankaran Bharatiya Janata Party rejects exit polls New Delhi: Strongly rejecting the exit poll find- ings predicting an Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) victory, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) said it was confident of winning the Delhi assembly polls and return- ing to power in the national capital after a gap of 16 years. After a meeting with party’s leaders and candi- dates from around 65 con- stituencies, Delhi BJP chief Satish Upadhyay said his party was on course of forming a gov- ernment as it will get any- thing between 34 and 38 seats. The meeting was also attended by BJP’s Chief Ministerial candidate Kiran Bedi, party General Secretary (Organisation) Ram Lal, Delhi in-charge Prabhat Jha and senior leaders V K Malhotra and Vijay Goel. Party MPs Ramesh Bidhuri, Udit Raj and Parvesh Verma were also present.
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National 7ubZ fnYyh]9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015 Jh x.ks’kk; ue% T;ksfr"k tUei=h tUedq.Myh jkf’k jRu] fookg gou egk:nzkfHk"ksd jkek;.k] lqUnjdk.M ?kjsyq leL;k ukSdjh ‘’kknh vkilh >xM+s] ysu&nsu tSlh lHkh çdkj dh leL;kvksa dk lekèkku fu%’kqYd i0 eukst xkSM+ ¼‘kkL=h th½ Add- A- 115, Piller No. 34- 35 Top Floor, Vikas Marg, Shakarpur, New Delhi- 110092 eks0+91 9990807660, 9711409076 Jh cnjh fnO; T;ksfr”k laLFkku dUVªh ,.M ikWfyfVDl ubZ fnYyhA fnYyh dh vka[kksa esa lius iyrs gSaA ns'k ds vyx&vyx fgLlksa ls ;gka vk, gj 'k[l ds tsgu esa ftanxh ds csgrjh ds [okc gSaA dksbZ fjD'kk&Bsyh vkSj v‚Vks pykdj bls iwjk djus dh tíkstgn dj jgk gS] rks dksbZ lqcg ls 'kke rd vyx&vyx n¶rjksa esa cSBdjA >qfXx;ksa ls ysdj fdjk, ds edkuksa rd esa iy jgs ;s lius iwjs gksaxs ;k fc[kj tk,axs] lwcs ds pquko esa ;gh QSlyk gksuk gSA 'kgj ds djhc 1 djksM+ 33 yk[k ernkrkvksa dks ;gh r; djuk gS] fd iVjh ls mrj pqdh fnYyh ds fodkl dh xkM+h nksckjk j¶rkj idM+sxh ;k mFky&iqFky dk nkSj vHkh tkjh jgsxkA ernku ls Bhd igys 'kgj ds fl;klh xfy;kjksa esa ;gh ppkZ gks jgh gSA bl pquko dk vlyh eqík Hkh ;gh gSA fnYyh esa fo/kkulHkk ds xBu ds ckn o"kZ 1993 esa igyh ckj oksV Mkys x, FksA ml pquko esa f=dks.kh; eqdkcyk gqvk FkkA dkaxzsl vkSj Hkktik dh lh/kh VDdj dks turk ny us frdksuk cuk fn;kA orZeku esa Hkktik ds fVdV ij cnjiqj ls pquko yM+ jgs jkeohj flag fc/kwM+h dh vxqokbZ esa turk ny us cEij oksV gkfly fd, vkSj Hkktik us tksjnkj thr ntZ dj enuyky [kqjkuk dh vxqokbZ okyh viuh igyh ljdkj cukbZA mlds ckn yxkrkj fo/kkulHkk ds rhu pqukoksa esa dkaxzsl vkSj Hkktik ds chp lh/kh yM+kbZ gksrh jgh vkSj dkaxzsl thr ntZ djrh jghA 'khyk nhf{kr dh vxqokbZ esa ikVhZ us 15 lky rd viuh gqdwer pykbZA pquko iwoZ vk, vyx&vyx losZ{k.kksa esa vke vkneh ikVhZ vkSj Hkktik dh ljdkj cuus ds nkos fd, x,] ysfdu ç/kkuea=h ujsUæ eksnh us bu losZ{k.kksa dks >wBk djkj ns fn;kA dkaxzsl usrk Hkh ckj&ckj ;g dg jgs gSa fd losZ vly esa ,d lkft'k gSa ftudk edln dkaxzsl dks eqdkcys ls ckgj crkdj ernkrkvksa dks Hkzfer djuk gSA tkudkjksa dk dguk gS fd ,d ckj fQj ls f=dks.kh; eqdkcys dh fLFkfr cu xbZ gSA Hkktik] dkaxzsl vkSj vki ds chp dM+k eqdkcyk gks jgk gSA losZ pkgs ftldh gok crk jgs gksa] ysfdu gdhdr ;gh gS fd lwcs dh 70 esa ls de ls de 35&40 lhVksa ij dkaVs dk eqdkcyk gks jgk gS vkSj ;g dguk csgn eqf'dy gS fd ckth dkSu ekjsxkA 2013 esa tc fo/kkulHkk ds pquko gq, rks yM+kbZ fQj f=dks.kh; gks xbZA ernkrk rhu fgLlksa esa caV x,A Hkktik lcls cM+s ny ds rkSj ij lkeus t:j vkbZ ysfdu dkaxzsl ls ukjktxh dk tks oksV Hkktik dh vksj tkuk pkfg, Fkk og vke vkneh ikVhZ dh >ksyh esa tk fxjkA ifj.kke ;g gqvk fd cgqer fdlh dks ugha feyk vkSj tksM+rksM+ ls ,d ljdkj cuh Hkh rks egt 49 fnuksa esa pyrh cuhA jkt/kkuh jk"Vªifr 'kklu ds rgr vk xbZ vkSj vc ,d lky ds ckn gh fnYyh ds yksxksa ds lkeus fQj ls ,d ubZ ljdkj pquus dh pqukSrh gSA pqukodsnkSjkuirkpysxhfnYyhdsfodkldhfn’kk Lusgy iapksyh vgenkcknA b'kjr tgka QthZ eqBHksM+ dkaM ds ihNs edln D;k Fkk lhchvkbZ vc rd ;g crkus esa ukdke jgh gSA xqtjkr ds vkbZih,l vf/kdkjh Mhth oatkjk vkSj ihih ikaMs; dks tekur nsus okyh fo'ks"k vnkyr us vius vkns'k esa bl ij loky mBk;k gSA tkjh tekur vkns'k dh foLr`r çfr gkfly gqbZ gSA blesa lhchvkbZ vnkyr ds tt ds vkj mik/;k; us dgk gS] fd iwjk vkjksi i= gR;k ds ihNs edln ds eqís ij pqi gSA bu nksuksa vf/kdkfj;ksa ds f[kykQ o"kZ 2013 ds vxLr esa vkjksi i= nk;j fd;k x;k FkkA lhchvkbZ ds vuqlkj] eqacbZ ds [kkylk d‚yst dh Nk=k b'kjr tgka ¼19½] tkosn 'ks[k mQZ çk.ks'k fiYyS] vetn vyh vdcj vyh jk.kk vkSj th'kku tksgj dh xqtjkr iqfyl us 15 twu 2004 dks 'kgj ds ckgjh bykds esa eqBHksM+ esa ekj fxjk;k FkkA blesa dgk x;k gS fd xqtjkr iqfyl fdlh çkbosV ikVhZ ds fy, dke ugha dj jgh FkhA lhchvkbZ us dHkh Hkh cpko i{k dh bl nyhy dk fojks/k ugha fd;k fd ekjs x, yksxksa dk vkradh laxBu ls lkBxkaB FkkA lhchvkbZ dh pqIih ij dksVZ us mBk, loky lh- ,u- ih- C;wjks lwjrA v‚uykbu /kks[kk/kM+h ds f'kdkj ifjokj dh O;Fkk tku dj gkbZVsd Bx dk ân; 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- 9. Tourism9 ubZ fnYyh]9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015 SATTE charters growth path for Indian Travel and Tourism Industry spl. correspondent Delhi: edition successfully concluded in Delhi with over 650 participants from over 35 countries and 26 Indian States and more than 12 thousand visitors (42% increase over last year) over the three day show. The show was validat- ed as an industry platform with the presence of Chief Guest Mr. Girish Shankar, Additional Secretary, Ministry of Tourism, Government of India amongst emi- nent ministers from across the globe, ambassa- dors and high commissioners of partici- pating countries. Supported by the Ministry of Tourism, Incredible India and the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), SATTE 2015 was well represented by Indian states and key travel associations from both, the domes- tic and global industry. Shri Girish Shankar, Additional Secretary - Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, highlighted that the government would soon be adding newer countries to the TVoA scheme. He also spoke at large about the joint efforts by the government working closely with the Ministry of Civil Aviation for the utilisation of idle airstrips while road, rail and international con- nectivity would be smoothened. Apart from maintenance and beauti- fication of pilgrim centres, the MoT has also been stressing on managing security as well. The Government has launched a 24*7 Infoline-1363 (helpline number) which is currently available in two lan- guages, soon to be accessible in 10 lan- guages for wider reach. Dubai Attracts Tourists From All Over The World- Sandeep Marwah Dubai: “Whenever you are here in Dubai, You will find a new set of progress in the shape of infrastructure and tourism attraction” said Sandeep Marwah Managing Director of National Federation of Tourism And Transport Cooperatives of India Limited on his tour to Dubai. Tourism is an important part of the Dubai government’s strategy to maintain the flow of foreign cash into the emi- rate. Dubai’s lure for tourists is based mainly on shop- ping, As of 2013, Dubai was the 7th most visited city of the world based on air traffic and the fastest growing, increasing by a 10.7% rate. Dubai is expected to accom- modate over 15 million tourists by 2015.The emirate is also the most populous of the seven emirates of the United Arab Emirates. Dubai has been called the “shopping capital of the Middle East”. Dubai alone has more than 70 shopping centres, including the world’s largest shopping centre, Dubai Mall. Many boutiques and jewellery stores are also found in the city. Dubai is also known as “the City of Gold” as Gold Souk in Deira houses nearly 250 gold retail shops. “We need to learn from Dubai how to attract tourist” added Marwah. Halal tourism becoming popular A number of tourist companies offer pro- grams and websites to familiarize tourist locations where halal products are avail- able. They are meant to help Muslim families, who are averse to pork and alcohol while traveling in different parts of the world, without compromising their religious beliefs and requirements. Officials of travel and tourism companies that promote halal tourism say they have launched a special online application, which enables Muslim tourists to locate tourist shops and places that provide halal services in countries they visit. Tourism expert Hassan Saqr, chairman of the board of directors of a tourism resort company, said the drive for Islamic tourism marketing is not limited to the travel and tourism agencies in the Kingdom or Muslim countries, but they have gained acceptance by the interna- tional tourist companies targeting Muslim tourists. One of the major inter- national tourism companies, for instance, lately launched a website for halal tourism in English. The website focuses on international tourist centers, airports, supermarkets, tourism offers on the Internet and restaurants offering halal, in addition to how to reach mosques close to the loca- tion where the tourist wants to go. Saudi tourism expert Ibrahim Al-Rashed expects the halal tourism to witness sig- nificant growth in the Kingdom and the Gulf region.
- 10. International10 ubZ fnYyh]9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015 China protests Dalai Lama's presence at Obama event China protested the Dalai Lama's pres- ence at a public event attended by President Barack Obama, saying the U.S. was exploiting the issue of Tibet for politi- cal purposes. Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said Friday that China regards the Tibetan spiritual leader as a political exile working to overthrow Chinese rule over the Himalayan region under the cloak of reli- gion. "We oppose any other country's decision to allow Dalai to visit, and we oppose any country's interference in China's internal politics by exploiting the Tibet issue," Hong said at a regularly scheduled news conference. "We have repeatedly pointed out that the Tibet issue concerns China's core interest and national feelings. We oppose any other country's decision to provide plat- forms for Dalai's visit, and we oppose any foreign leaders' meeting with Dalai," Hong said.Chinese officials routinely refer to the Dalai Lama merely as "Dalai" as a way of undercutting his religious legitimacy. The Nobel Peace Prize recipient was a guest Thursday at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C., the first time the president and the Tibetan Buddhist leader attended the same public event. Obama welcomed the Dalai Lama as a "good friend" and from the head table, pressed his hands together in a prayer-like posi- tion and bowed his head toward him before giving him a wave and a broad smile. China rejects the Dalai Lama's quest for greater Tibetan autonomy from Beijing as a covert bid for independence, and pressure from Beijing severely limits where he can visit and which leaders he can meet. Obama's three previous meet- ings with the Dalai Lama have been pri- vate because of the sensitivity of the situ- ation. But in a show of White House sup- port for the Dalai Lama, he sat at a table with Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett. Actor Richard Gere, a friend and follower of the Dalai Lama, was nearby. The Guardian view on the Ukraine conflict: Swift action needed On the eastern rims of Europe, a bad situation is getting nastier. The war in Ukraine, which has already claimed over 5,000 lives in nine months, has been threatening to take on larger dimensions. Pro-Russian separatists have been on the offensive in a big way, for the first time since August 2014. Their objective is to carve out a corridor to the Black Sea port of Mariupol, potentially opening a land bridge to Crimea, which Russia has already annexed. None of this would be possible without the increasing direct backing of the Russian military. It is an appalling situation, which European leaders have too often dealt with by wishing it away. It is, then, to be welcomed that François Hollande and Angela Merkel on Thursday headed for Kiev, where the US secretary of state, John Kerry, had already arrived, to invest political capital in a new peace initiative. It must, of course, be hoped that subsequent talks in Moscow will bear fruit – hoped, but not assumed. There have been several seemingly prom- ising diplomatic openings previously, most recently the Minsk accord. That multi-point plan to end the war was solemnly signed by all sides last September, but has since been systematically violated by all sides too – and the conflict has intensified. The rape of Ukraine:America stands by In his State of the Union Address, President Obama touted his Ukraine strat- egy as a demonstration of “the power of American strength and diplomacy.” Word of this stirring success has yet to reach the Kremlin. While President Obama praised his mastery, Russia’s troops and associated thugs were pressing ahead with the on-and-off invasion of Eastern Ukraine that has seized roughly another 200 square miles of territory the last few months. The latest Russian offensive has dispensed with the pretense of supporting an indigenous uprising by ethnic Russians and become an even more naked land grab. We believe in the power of 21st-cen- tury international norms. Russian President Vladimir Putin believes in the power of lies and brute force and implicit- ly asks, in the spirit of Joseph Stalin, “How many divisions do international norms have?” Moscow excels at violating inter- national agreements. It’s trampling on the 1975 Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe Final Act guaran- teeing the “inviolability of borders.” It’s breaking its commitments as a party to the 1994 Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances for Ukraine. And it has ripped up last September’s Minsk agreement for a Ukrainian cease-fire. To lend a symbolic poignancy to the end of the Minsk agreement, pro-Russian forces shelled the city hall in the Ukrainian town of Debaltseve that had served as the cease-fire control center under the Minsk agreement. Kerry rules out extension of Iran nuclear talks Munich— Secretary of State John F. Kerry said in an interview broad- cast Sunday that it would be “impossible” to extend nuclear negotia- tions with Iran if an agreement on funda- mental principles is not reached in the coming weeks. Using more categorical language than he has employed previously, Kerry definitively pre- cluded a third extension to talks with Iran about reducing its ability to make a nuclear bomb or easing sanctions. In November, when no deal could be struck by a self-imposed deadline, a temporary agreement, which had been in place for a year and had been extended once before, was pushed to late June. Kerry said at the time that the major points of agreement would have to be reached by late March. In an interview with NBC’s “Meet the Press,” taped Saturday in Munich where he was attending an internation- al security conference, Kerry appeared to close the door on another extension. “Well, the only chance I can see of an extension at this point in time would be that you really have the outlines of the agreement,” he said, according to a transcript of the interview. “You understand exactly what you’re doing.” One reason for an extension, Kerry added, would be to flesh out complex details spelled out in numerous foot- notes known as “annex- es.”
- 11. Crime11 ubZ fnYyh]9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015 cnp bureau A woman staffer from the control room had com- plained to Cubbon Park Police stating that from1pm-3pm she has receiced around 60-70 ran- dom calls from some unknown person who is making obsence com- ments especially when the phone is attended by women staff. Based on the complaint we have taken on high priority and seri- ously to nab the culprit and we have traced him from his mobile network from which he made nuisance calls.and the special team was successful to trace the accused, Solomon, 20, resident of Madanayakanahalli on Tumakuru Road who is working as cleaner,would make random calls to the control room and make obscene comments, and use filthy language too especially when women attended the phone, Despite issuing several warnings,through various social media's and a auto- matic voice recording is also running in which it states the misuse of con- trol room will be punished but then also some mis- creants misuse the control room numbers and make such nuisance calls for fun. The control room is for the public to use during an emergency.and Those making such nuisance calls and using obsence comments will be pun- ished as per law and a case has been registered in Cubbon park PS,and further investigation is on and we are checking with other station is there is any involvement of him in other stations and severe and stringent action will be taken on him who has mis- used the control room said by DCP Central Sandip Pati YouthHeldByCubbonParkPoliceForMakingNuisanceCallstoPoliceControlRoom Pramesh Jain Bangalore: The Central Crime Branch OCW team have caught a group of nine per- sons in which five were apprehended and other 4 four others managed to escape.the group were allegedly preparing for dacoity+Murder of Kottambari Kumav have been arrested by CCB OCW team and recovered 4 deadly weapons. Deputy Commissioner of Police Abhishek Goyal said that the all arrested belong to Slum Bharath Gang who is in jail. The chief accused Madhu is a rowdy-sheeter with ten criminal cases pending against him.and he was absconding in 2 old cases, The rest are Sridhara, who has four criminal cases and even he was absconding in his 2 old cases against him, and Shivakumara, Vijaya Kumar has 1 case pending on them and Salman The police have booked cases of attempt to dacoity and murder in Rajagopalnagara PS, against the five and remanded them in judicial custody.and The absconding accused of the Slum Bharath gang are ; Raghuvaran@appi,Shiva kumar,Giri and Pradeep@dichi are absconding and man hunt is on for the absconded accused and further investigation is on Said by DCP Crime Abhishek Goyal. Five Members Gang Arrested by CCB Police spl. correspondent Bangalore: The four IM Suspects were pro- duced to city sessions court on Tuesday and magistrate has extend- ed the police custody of suspected Indian Mujahideen,operatives Syed Ismail Afaq,34 and Abdur Subbur ,24,for two more days. It remained that the two other suspects Saddam Hussain,24, and Riyaz Ahmed,24, sent to Judicial Custody. The IM Suspect with high tightened security was brought to the 49th sessions court hall,which is the desig- nated National Investigation Agency court said by officer. On January 8,police had arrested Afaq and Subur from the for- mer's flat in cox town.while Saddam was picked up from Bhatkal the same day on the simultaneous raid. Almost aA week later,Riyaz Ahmed was picked up from the M a n g a l u r u International airport by CCB police when he was boarding to Dubai in a joint operation we have secured these IM Suspects said by DCP Crime Abhiskek Goyal. IM Suspects Custody Extended by Court Pramesh Jain B a n g a l o r e : Bengaluru CCB F&M team busted an inter- state Fake Indian Currency Notes(FICN),racket in Peenya PS, lim- its at Hesarugatta Road,Mallsandra, and apprehended 4 involved In the racket. The raid was conducted by our F&M team based on the inputs given by Chikkamagaluru police to our commis- sioner as they have detained one accused by name Kumar Swamy who is in custody of Ajjampur PS and in the interrogation he has confessed the statement about the racket running in Bengaluru in which her wife is also involved and based on the statement confessed by the existing accused as our F&M special squads were alert- ed and swung into action and zeroed the inter-state gang members by conducting raids on their respective house. The team arrested a Gang of Four including a women and seized fake currencies worth Rs.1.6 lakh in Rs.1000,and Rs.500.denominations. After the prelimi- nary enquiry and at the time of interrogation it is revealed that the gang is said to have smuggled the currencies from Bangladesh and would sell three fake notes for one Indian original currency note. The accused involved in this racket are identified as;Teakam Ram and Asha w/o kumar swamy,both residents of Mallasandra,Halaswamy of Hesaraghatta,and Siddesh of Jalahalli,another Gang member Iqbal a native of West Bengal managed to escape.and it is even revealed that from past 6 months Iqbal a resident of Mallad in West Bengal used to supply these fake currency note to them to run the racket and make people believe it is a original note and to leave lav- ish life by cheating public is landed in police net.and case has been registered In Peenya PS,Cr no.159/15,u/s 489(B),(C) and man hunt is on for the absconded accused and further investigation is on and finally Bengaluru Police Commissioner,M N Reddi,Addl CP Crime,P Harishekaran,Jt CP Crime,Chandrashekar, has thanked the Chikkamagaluru police and appreciated the whole CCB,F&M team for busting the inter-state Fake Currency note smuggling racket, said by DCP Crime, Abhishek Goyal. FakeCurrencyRacketBustedByBengaluruCCBPolice spl. correspondent Around 50 private buses were seized on Thursday by the RTO officials at eight checking points across Bengaluru City, as part of a Enforcement drive. The drive was headed by Shri Narendra Holkar Jt Commissioner for Transport For Bengaluru Urban and Rural with Senior Inspector N.Kariyappa with other offi- cers of enforcement team at Yelhanka,Doddaballapur, D e v e n a h a l l i , R a j a n k u n t e , M e k h r i Circle,Majestic,Mysore Bank and surrounding places. Narendra Holkar Said the drive is conducted in continuation of enforce- ment drive as our Transport C o m m i s s i o n e r Ramegowda,has instructed us to continue the special drive as there were many complaints on the private buses that they are plying on the road illegally and vio- lating permit condition based on that we conducted a surprise enforcement drive across the city and seized 50 such vehicles operating on various permits were seized today. After verifying the docu- ments we found that these buses are operating illegally and violating permit condi- tions. Violated the condi- tions as some of these vehi- cles were holding stage car- rier permits and some were holding contract carriage permits and some were PSVs. And the drivers fled away from the scene after seeing the enforcement squads and it caused hadship to the passengers and alternate transport arrangements were made by the Transport department for these pas- sengers and the seized vehicles for violating the permit conditions and others has been seized and sent to Dodaballapur police station and Yelahanka RTO for fur- ther investigation. “The aim of the drive is to create awareness and warn transport operators he added . 50 Private Buses Seized for Violating Permit Conditions by RTO Officials
- 12. cnp bureau Delhi: 92.7BIG FM once again offers its partners the best possible engagement opportunity with the announcement of its exclu- sive partnership for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015. As official radio partners of this year’s biggest cricketing event, 92.7 BIG FM endeavours to enhance its offerings through exclusive on air content and exciting off air initiatives. In deliver- ing the best possible enter- tainment experience the station announces a unique and interactive property christened Cricket Ka BIG Headquarter with experts Virendra Sehwag and Harsha Bhogle. Elements will begin from the 8th of February, leading into the World Cup on the 14th of February, and then until the end of the World Cup. With this, the stage is set for an exhilarating aural experi- ence across the radio sta- tion’s expansive 45 station FM network! Offerings from Cricket ka BIG Headquarter from 92.7 BIG FM: Exclusive content through- out the season ranging match updated, trivia, behind the scene stories, game analysis and celebri- ty interactions. Business12 ubZ fnYyh] 9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015 92.7 Big FM is exclusive part- ner for ‘ICC cricket world cup RIL APPLIES FOR PAYMENTS BANK LICENSE SBI TO TAKE UPTO 30% STAKE spl. correspondent Delhi: Reliance Industries Limited (“RIL”) has applied for a Payments Bank license. RIL will be the Promoter and State Bank of India (“SBI”) will be the joint venture partner with equity investment of upto 30 per cent. The partnership is in accordance with the guide- lines for Payments Bank issued by RBI and subject to grant of license by RBI. This partnership brings together the combined strengths of two of India’s Fortune 500 corporations committed to making a transformative impact on India’s financial inclusion landscape.The Payments Bank will leverage SBI’s nationwide distribution net- work and risk management capabilities along with the substantial investments made by RIL in its retail and telecom businesses. Rupee falls 3 paise against dollar spl. correspondent elhi: In line with equity markets, the rupee fell by three paise to 61.76 against the American currency in late morning trade on fresh dollar demand from banks and importers. The rupee resumed higher at 61.70 as against 61.73 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) and firmed up further to 61.67 on initial selling of dollars by banks in view of firm trend in equity markets. However, it washed out initial gains and dropped to 61.80 on fresh dollar demand from banks before quoting at 61.76 at 1100 hours.The local currency hovered in a range of 61.67-61.80 per dollar during late morning trade.In New York market, the euro recovered against the dollar yesterday as investors shook off some worries about Greece. Meanwhile, the benchmark BSE Sensex dropped 82.08 points, or 0.28%, to 28,768.89 at 1100 hours after touching a high of 28,922.85 in early trade. D spl. correspondent Mohali: Mona Townships Private Limited (MTPL), a leading real estate developer of the northern region with a track record of several outstanding projects, has brought a refreshing business concept to the tricity with the launch of Jade Business Park, the commercial com- ponent of J90, a sprawling 14-acre, mixed-use township situated in Sector 90, the heart of Mohali. Located on the Mohali-Patiala state highway in proximity to the Banur-Landran-Kharar road, Jade Business Park offers 13 lakh sq ft of commercial and residential space, in lush-green, open surroundings to breathe life into your business. As per the GMADA master plan, J90 will be in close proximity to the 200 ft wide Airport Road, thus enhancing the appeal of Jade Business Park for investors manifold. Its proximity to the Mohali internation- al airport, North Country Mall, GMADA golf course and leading educational institutions and hospitals make it a much sought after location. Replete with all modern facilities, the congenial work- spaces have large window openings for natural lighting and cross ventilation, well-lit and ventilated corridors, power back-up, three-tier security, a lavish entrance lounge with reception, recreational green parks and cafe- terias on terraces, functional pantries on each floor and balconies to all offices. The developer has used state-of- the-art engineering techniques that not only add to the strength and stability of the structures but also reduce maintenance charges. Jade Business Park cnp bureau New Delhi: Venus Remedies Limited, an R&D-driven global phar- maceutical company work- ing on innovative medi- cines in the anti-infective and oncology segments, has received a product patent grant for its unique antibiotic research prod- uct, Vancoplus, from the Indian Patent Office (IPO). The patent is valid till 2025. Commenting on the achievement, Dr (Mrs) Manu Chaudhary, Joint Managing Director, Venus Remedies Limited, and Director, Research, Venus Medicine Research Centre (VMRC), the company’s R&D wing, said, “It took the VMRC more than seven years to develop this product. Venus announces issuance of Indian Patent for Vancoplus
- 13. Entertainment13 ubZ fnYyh]9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015 SingerShreyaGhoshaltiesknotwithchildhoodsweetheartShiladitya Mumbai: Singer Shreya Ghoshal has married child- hood sweetheart Shiladitya in an intimate wedding here. The 'Sunn Raha Hai' hitmaker tied the knot with the techie last night in a traditional Bengali wed- ding, which was attended by close friends and family members. "Married the love of my life @shiladitya last night surrounded by our families and close frnds, exciting new life awaits," Ghoshal, 30, post- ed on Twitter along with a picture. Twitter In the wedding photo, Ghoshal donned a red outfit with her forehead covered with vermilion (sindoor). Shiladitya, founder of Hipcask.com, wore a white attire. The playback singer start- ed her career with Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Devdas' (2002), where she crooned five numbers 'Silsila Ye Chaahat Ka', 'Bairi Piya', 'Chalak Chalak', 'Morey Piya', and 'Dola Re Dola'. Since then she did not turn back and sang many soul- ful Bollywood numbers. Mumbai: Actor Shah Rukh Khan has been ordered by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation or BMC to demolish an allegedly ille- gal ramp constructed out- side his Bandra bungalow Mannat. A notice was sent to Mr Khan yesterday in which he was given a week to demolish the ramp. If he fails to do so at the end of the week, the BMC will remove it and send the bill to the actor. A report in mid-day says that sources close to Mr Khan claim that he had received no such notice. A week ago, local MP Poonam Mahajan wrote to Municipal Commissioner Sitaram Kunte after Bandra r e s i d e n t s complained to her. Ms Mahajan is quoted in the mid-day report as saying, "I haven't seen any documents regarding the notice; I have only heard the news via the media. I have done my work. The residents had approached me as they were suffering, and I wrote the letter only because I felt for the cause. My let- ter wasn't against any individual or organisation. The convenience of the common man is my prime motive. If the BMC has ini- tiated action, I welcome it." Mr Khan's vanity van is often parked on the ramp, which runs along Mannat. His neighbours have com- plained that the ramp p r e v e n t s access to a large portion of the road and blocks the route from Bandstand to Mount Mary Church. Shah Rukh Khan Given a Week to Demolish Ramp Outside His Home A hatke take on why Aamir Khan has been picking up Azad from school Mumbai: It seems Aamir wants to take every compliment that comes his way for PK and then fish for some more. Why else is he stealing his 'bundle of cuteness' Azad's thunder? No doubt that Talaash did well for the niche film it was and Dhoom 3 broke all previous records in Bollywood, but somehow the success of those films didn't translate into adulation for him. While he was accused of being pretentious in Talaash, his critics labelled him a sell out for doing Dhoom 3. No won- der then that he can't seem to get enough praise for his role in PK. Films Of India Latest is that Aamir is accompanying his son Azad to his school to drop him off and pick him up. While on the outside, it builds on his 'doting father' image, what he's actually trying to do is become the center of attention of the young moms that come to drop their kids to the same school. It goes without saying that they can't stop gushing over him and his performance in PK leaving 'bechara' Azad to fend for him- self. Not bad eh, Ace Khan! Following up one good performance with another bril- liant one. Hope it goes down equally well with his loving wifey Kiran! Mumbai: Bollywood actor Arjun Rampal, who was sum- moned by the police last week after he met underworld don Arun Gawli, has said thet he met jailed murder convict Gawli in connection with an upcoming film as police record- ed his statement over his "unauthorised" meeting with the gangster-turned-politician in a hospital here in Mumbai. Police summoned and recorded the statement of Rampal after it came to light he had an "unauthorised" meeting with Gawli, a former MLA, at the Government-run JJ hospital. In the statement, the actor admitted he met Gawli for 10 min- utes and his discussion revolved around understanding the personality of the mobster as his upcoming movie 'Daddy' is loosely based on him. "Rampal's statement was recorded in connection with his meeting with Gawli," Dhananjay Kulkarni, Deputy Commissioner of Police, said today. Another officer said, "The actor claimed that while looking for shooting locations in South Mumbai for the movie, he went to J J Hospital when he learnt about Gawli's presence there." Arjun Rampal says he bumped into Arun Gawli during location hunting
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lhek nsrs gq, vafre 15 f[kykfM+;ksa ds ckjs esa crkus vkSj pksfVy f[kykfM+;ksa dks ckgj djus dk funsZ’k fn;k gSA lw=ksa ds vuqlkj bZ'kkar ds u [ksyus dh fLFkfr esa eksfgr 'kekZ mudh txg ys ldrs gSaA blds ladsr eksfgr dks v‚LVªsfy;k esa gh #dus ds lans'k ls feyrk gSA gkykafd lw=ksa us Vhe ds fQVusl ds eqís ij dqN Hkh crkus ls badkj dj fn;k gS ysfdu bruk t:j dgk fd Vhe esa dqN cnyko gks ldrs gSaA ge ,sls gh cSBdj bls pqipki ugha ns[k ldrs gSaA blls igys dh cgqr nsj gks tk, bl eqís ij /;ku nsus dh t:jr gSA bZ'kkar fnlacj esa gq, esycZu VsLV ds [kRe gksus ds ckn ls gh ?kqVus dh leL;k ls tw> jgs gSaA os flMuh VsLV esa Hkh ugha [ksy ik, vkSj f=dks.kh; lhjht ds igys nks ouMs ds fy, Hkh mUgsa ugha pquk x;k FkkA blds ckn mUgksaus nksckjk Vªsfuax 'kq: dh Fkh vkSj v‚LVªsfy;k ds f[kykQ ouMs esa mUgsa fQj ls pquk x;k Fkk ysfdu og eSp ckfj'k ds dkj.k ugha [ksyk tk ldk vkSj bZ'kkar xsanckth ugha dj ik,A blds ckn mUgsa baXySaM ds f[kykQ iFk ouMs ls gVk fn;k x;k vkSj blls mudh fQVusl dks ysdj lansg c<+ x;kA eksfgr vPNh xfr vkSj fujarjrk ls xsanckth djrs gSa vkSj baXySaM ds f[kykQ iFk ouMs esa mudk xsanckth dkQh vPNh jgh FkhA mUgksaus 10 vksoj esa 36 ju nsdj nks fodsV fy, Fks vkSj ,d esMu vksoj Hkh Qsadk FkkA rst xsanckt Hkqous'oj dqekj ,M+h esa pksV ds dkj.k v‚LVªsfy;k ds f[kykQ igys VsLV esa ugha [ksy ik, FksA mUgksaus flMuh esa pkSFks VsLV esa okilh rks dh ysfdu os y; esa ugha fn[ksA mudh LihM esa Hkh deh vkbZA chlhlhvkbZ Hkqous'oj dh fQVusl ij utj cuk, gq, gS ysfdu bl ckjs esa fLFkfr vHkh vkSj lkQ ugha gks ldrh gSA oYMZdilsckgjgksldrsgSab'kkar]eksfgrdksfeysxkekSdk esycuZA v‚LVªsfy;kbZ islj js;ku gSfjl us 'ksQhYM 'khYM VwukZesaV ls ckgj jgus dk QSlyk fd;k gS D;ksafd oks vc ,d fu/kkZfjr Iyku ds eqrkfcd vkjke vkSj Vªsfuax djds lh/ks ,'kst lhjht esa okilh djuk pkgrs gSaA 35 o"khZ; v‚LVªsfy;kbZ xsanckt js;ku gSfjl us fQygky 'ksQhYM 'khYM VwukZesaV ls uke okil ys fy;k gS ysfdu lhtu [kRe gksus ds ckn oks fØdsV v‚LVªsfy;k uS'uy ijQ‚jesal Vhe ds lkFk lsaVj fodsV eSpksa dks t:j [ksyus mrjsaxsA bl iwjs Iyku ds ihNs mudk y{; ,'kst lhjht gSA fiNyh nks ,'kst lhjht esa oks daxk: Vhe ds vge f[kykfM;ksa esa ls ,d jgs FksA okilh dh rS;kjh eqacbZA Hkkjrh; fØdsV daVªksy cksMZ ¼chlhlhvkbZ½ ds iwoZ v/;{k 'kjn iokj nksckjk fØdsV dh nqfu;k esa crkSj v/;{k okilh dj ldrs gSaA lqçhe dksVZ us Ng lIrkg ds vanj pquko djkus dk vkns'k fn;k gSA xkSjryc gS fd iokj blls igys o"kZ 2005 ls 2008 rd chlhlhvkbZ v/;{k vkSj 2010 ls 2012 rd vkbZlhlh ps;jeSu jg pqds gSaA vkbZih,y Li‚V fQfDlax ekeys esa lqçhe dksVZ dh vksj ls ,u- Jhfuoklu ds pquko yM+us ij jksds ckn v/;{k in dk pquko fnypLi gksrk utj vk jgk gSA fQygky f'koyky ;kno varfje v/;{k ds :i esa dke dj jgs gSaA blls igys vkbZih,y&7 ds nkSjku lquhy xkoLdj us ;g in laHkkyk FkkA vkbZih,y ekeyksa dh lquokbZ dh otg ls chlhlhvkbZ v/;{k in ds pquko nks ckj Vy pqds gSaA iokj yM+ ldrs gSa chlhlhvkbZ v/;{k in dk pquko
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Health15 ubZ fnYyh]9 iQjojh] ls 15 iQjojh 2015 dSalj ds lanHkZ esa yksxksa esa dbZ rjg dh Hkzkafr;ka O;kIr gSaA lcls cM+h ckr ;g gS] fd reke yksx cqfu;knh ckrksa dks Hkh ugha tkurs] tSls os gj xkaB dks dSalj eku ysus dh Hkwy djrs gSaA lp rks ;g gS fd esfMdy lkbal esa gqbZ çxfr ds dkj.k vusd çdkj ds dSaljksa dh jksdFkke dh tk ldrh gS vkSj mudk lQyrkiwoZd bykt Hkh fd;k tk ldrk gSA 'kjhj ds fdlh Hkh Hkkx esa dksf'kdkvksa dh vfu;af=r o`f) dks dSalj dgk tkrk gSA dSalj ds vusd çdkj gSaA ;g jksx 'kjhj ds fofHkUu vaxksa dks viuh pisV esa ys ldrk gS] tks fdlh vax fo'ks"k ls vU; Hkkxksa esa Hkh QSy ldrk gSA vxj 'kjhj esa rsth ls c<+us okyh dksbZ xkaB gSa] rks og dSalj gks ldrh gSA ogha tks xkaB rsth ls ugha c<+rh] mlesa dSalj gksus dh vk'kadk de gksrh gSA efLr"d esa rsth ls c<+us okyh xkaBsa Vîwej dgykrh gSaA /;ku nsa fd gj xkaB dSalj ugha gksrhA ;g dguk gS esnkark fn esfMflVh ds ofj"B dSalj fo'ks"kK dkA dSalj gksus ds reke dkj.k gSaA fofHkUu çdkj ds dSaljksa ds dkj.k Hkh fofHkUu gksrs gSaA tsusfVd dkj.kksa ls Hkh dSalj gksrk gSA blds vykok vLokLF;dj thou&'kSyh vkSj i;kZoj.k laca/kh dkj.k Hkh dSalj ds fy, mÙkjnk;h gSA ;g dguk gS eqacbZ ds ukukorh g‚fLiVy ds dSalj lsaVj esa dk;Zjr esfMdy v‚udksy‚ftLV dkA muds vuqlkj tks yksx /kweziku djrs gSa] muesa vU; 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Vhdksa ds chp laca/k dks le>us dh dksf'k'k dj jgs FksA v/;;u ds vuqlkj] foVkfeu , gh eysfj;k ls j{kk djus esa dkjxj ik;k x;kA cPpksadkseysfj;klscpk ldrkgSfoVkfeu, ge lHkh us ns[kk gksxk fd vDlj cgqr lh efgyk,a dgrh feyrh gSa] fd eSa vktdy cgqr ruko esa gwaA vxj vki LoLFk vkSj çlUu jguk pkgrh gSa rks ges'kk rukoeqä jgus dh dksf'k'k djsaA ruko nwj djus ds fy, vkidks NksVh&NksVh ckrksa dk /;ku j[kuk gksxkA lqcg uk'rk t:j djsa gky gh esa fd, x, v/;;uksa ls ;g ckr irk pyh gS] fd tks yksx lqcg uk'rk ugha djrs] muesa 'kkjhfjd o ekufld ruko cgqr vf/kd gksrk gS] tks yksx lqcg ds uk'rs esa ikSf"Vd phtsa tSls Qy] twl vkfn ikSf"Vd inkFkZ ysrs gSa mUgsa fdlh rjg ds ruko dk vuqHko ugha gksrkA Qyksa] twl vkfn esa ekStwn ftad] foVkfeu lh] foVkfeu ch vkSj eSXuhf'k;e vkids 'kjhj dks ruko ds udkjkRed vlj ls yM+us dh ÅtkZ nsrk gSA ;ksx vkSj è;ku oSKkfudksa v/;;uksa ls ;g ckr lkfcr gks pqdh gS] fd ruko nwj djus dk lcls csgrj ek/;e gS ;ksx vkSj /;kuA blfy, bUgsa viuh fnup;kZ esa t:j 'kkfey djsaA ruko dks dSls djsa nwj cnyrs ekSle ds lkFk gh ekSleh chekfj;ka Hkh viuk vlj fn[kkuk 'kq: dj nsrh gSaA xys esa [kjk'k] fljnnZ] lnhZ&tqdke tSlh chekfj;ksa dh pisV esa yksx vkus yxrs gSaA thok vk;qosZn ds funs'kd vkSj vk;qosZnkpk;Z dgrs gSa] fd ekSle ds cnyko ds fglkc ls gekjk 'kjhj okrkoj.k esa gks jgs cnyko dks >sy ugha ikrk gS vkSj ge ekSleh jksxksa ds 'kh?kz f'kdkj gks tkrs gSA ,sls esa t:jh gS ,gfr;krA blds fy, vk;qosZn esa dbZ ,sls ?kjsyw mik; crk, x, gSa] ftudk fu;fer :i ls bLrseky djds vki ekSle ds vlj dks de dj ldrh gSaA xys esa [kjk'k gks vkSj ukd lnhZ dh otg ls canA ,d fxykl xeZ ikuh esa pqVdh Hkj ued Mkydj xjkjk djsaA blls vkidk xyk lkQ gksxk vkSj ;g ok;jl dks nqck- jk vkids 'kjhj esa ços'k djus ls jksdsxkA lnhZ&tqdke ls ijs'kku gksa] rks lqcg&'kke 'kgn ds lkFk vnjd pckdj [kk,aA bu fnuksa ;fn nw/k esa gYnh Mkydj fi,a] rks blls dQ vkSj tqdke esa jkgr feyrh gSA vnjd] rqylh vkSj dkyh fepZ okyh ,d di xeZ pk; Hkh lnhZ ls jkgr ikus dk vljnkj ?kjsyw mik; gSA tqdke gks] rks gYnh dks tykdj bldk /kqvka ysaA cnyrs ekSle esa jguk gS fiQV oSKkfudksa us eksVkis ds bykt ds fy, nok bZtkn djus dh fn'kk esa ,d vkSj dne vkxs c<+k;k gSA oSKkfudksa us ik;k fd fo'ks"k isIVkbM o gkeksZu fnekx ds fo'ks"k fgLls esa tkdj [kkus dh bPNk dks de dj nsrk gSA bldh enn ls nok ds fuekZ.k dh mEehn tkxh gSA oSKkfudksa us 'kks/k esa ik;k fd U;wj‚u ls mRiUu gksus okyk ,d fo'ks"k isIVkbM vkSj gkeksZu ih,lh,ih tc fnekx ds fgLls lsaVªy ,fexMkyk esa igqaprk gS rks blds vlj ls [kkus dh bPNk de gks tkrh gSA blls otu dks de fd;k tk ldrk gSA bldh lgk;rk ls flQZ eksVkis dk gh ugha] cfYd t:jr ls T;knk [kkus dh chekjh dks Hkh nwj fd;k tk ldrk gSA uj pwgksa ij blds ldkjkRed urhts feyus ls euq";ksa ds fy, nok cukus dh mEehn c<+h gSA eksVkis dks de djus dh nok c<+rh egaxkbZ vkSj vke ftanxh dh t#jrksa ds dkj.k vkidh vkfFkZd fLFkfr ckj&ckj MkaokMksy gks jgh gS rks ijs'kku gksus dh ctk; bldk lek/kku [kqn fudkysaA lek/ku ;g gS fd vki dqN ,sls mik; djsa ftlls vkidh vk; c<+ tk, vkSj nwljk vkidh vk; ds eqdkcys [kpZ esa deh vk,A ;g nksuksa ckrsa vxj vkids lkFk gks tkrh gSa rks vkidh vkfFkZd ijs'kkuh vkSj fpark,a nwj gks tk,xhA blds fy, dqN mik; ,sls gSa ftUgsa vki vklkuh ls vktek ldrs gSaA çkphu ekU;rk gS fd >kM+w esa nsoh y{eh dk okl gksrk gS tks daxkyh vkSj nfjærk dks nwj djds ?kj esa lq[k&laifÙk dh o`f} djus esa lgk;d gksrh gSA ;gh dkj.k gS fd >kM+w dks Nqikdj j[kus dh ckr dgh tkrh gS vkSj dgk tkrk gS fd >kM+w dks dHkh iVduk ugha pkfg, vkSj u iSj yxkuk pkfg,A tks yksx /ku laca/kh leL;kvksa ls ijs'kku jgrs gSa rks ,d >kM+w ys tkdj eafnj esa nku dj nsuk pkfg,A >kM+w ds nku ls eka y{eh dh —ik çkIr gksrh gS vkSj vk; esa vkus okyh ck/kk nwj gksrh gSA /ku o`f} ds fy, ,d vU; mik; ;g dj ldrs gSa fd 'kqDy i{k ds fdlh Hkh eaxyokj ;k xq#okj ds fnu ,d feêh ds crZu esa 21 #i;s ds flDds Mkydj mlds Åij ls feêh Hkj nsaA blds Åij /kfu;k cks nsaA fu;fer blds mij ty nsaA vxj /kfu;s dk [kwc gjk Hkjk fudys rks le> yhft, fd vkidh vkfFkZd fLFkfr csgrj gksus okyh gSA /kfu;s ds iÙks dks vki tSls pkgsa mi;ksx esa yk,a blds ckn flDdksa dks fudkydj yky diM+s esa cka/kdj ?kj esa ml LFkku ij j[k nsa tgka vki iSls ;k dherh lkeku j[krs gSaA fdlh Hkh 'kqØokj ds fnu v'kksd ds isM+ dh tM+ ykdj mls xaxk ty ls 'k} dj ysaA blds ckn bls yky diM+s esa yisV dj nk,a cktw esa cka/k ysaA vxj vki pkgsa rks bls frtksjh ;k /ku j[kus ds LFkku esa Hkh j[k ldrs gSaA blds vykok ,d vU; mik; ;g gS vktek ldrs gSa fd xq#okj ds fnu dsys ds o`{k dh tM+ dks ihys diM+s esa yisVdj cktw esa cka/k ysaA ;g Hkh /ku ck/kk nwj djus ds dkjxj ekuk x;k gSA bldk dkj.k ;g gS fd dsys dh tM+ ls xq# vuqdwy gksrk gS vkSj v'kksd dh tM+ ls 'kqØA nksuk- sa gh xzg /ku vkSj lq[k ds dkjd gSaA ysfdu ;g /;ku j[ksa fd dsoy ,d gh oLrq dk ç;ksx djsaA nksuksa dk ç;ksx djsaxs rks ifj.kke foijhr Hkh gks ldrk gS D;ksafd bu nksuksa xzgksa esa 'k=qor laca/k gSA 'kfuokj ds fnu ,d lw[kk ukfj;y ysdj mlds chp esa lqjk[k cuk,a vkSj mlesa vkVk] phuh] fry vkSj xqM+ Hkj nsa ;k fQj ukfj;y dks 'kke ds le; lqulku LFkku ij ys tkdj tehu esa nck nsaA vkfFkZd ijs'kkuh vkSj fpark,a nwj djsa
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