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New Delhi: Prime Minister Shri Narendra
Modi released the National Disaster
Management Plan (NDMP). This is the first
ever national plan prepared in the country. It
aims to make India disaster resilient and sig-
nificantly reduce the loss of lives and assets.
The plan is based on the four priority themes
of the “Sendai Framework,” namely: under-
standing disaster risk, improving disaster risk
governance, investing in disaster risk reduc-
tion (through structural and non-structural
measures) and disaster preparedness, early
warning and building back better in the after-
math of a disaster.
Salient Features of the Plan
The plan covers all phases of disaster man-
agement: prevention, mitigation, response
and recovery. It provides for horizontal and
vertical integration among all the agencies
and departments of the Government. The
plan also spells out the roles and responsibil-
ities of all levels of
Government right up to
Panchayat and Urban
Local Body level in a
matrix format. The plan
has a regional
approach, which will
be beneficial not only
for disaster manage-
ment but also for devel-
opment planning.
It is designed in such a
way that it can be imple-
mented in a scalable man-
ner in all phases of disas-
ter management.
It also identi-
f i e s
m a j o r
activities
such as
early warning, information dissemination,
medical care, fuel, transportation, search
and rescue, evacuation, etc. to serve as a
checklist for agencies responding to a
disaster. It also provides a generalized
framework for recovery and offers flex-
ibility to assess a situation and build
back better. To prepare communities
to cope with disasters, it emphasizes
on a greater need for Information,
Education and Communication activi-
ties. Minister of Home Affairs Shri
Rajnath Singh, Minster of State for
Home Affairs Shri Kiren Rijiju,
and senior officers of the
Prime Minister's Office,
Ministry of Home Affairs
and National Disaster
Management Authority
were present during the
function.
PMreleasesNationalDisasterManagementPlanThe plan aims to make India disaster resilient and reduce loss of lives

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Divya Sharma
Are Job Fairs really a plat-
form to search jobs or they
have found other usage of
providing branding to col-
leges during admission
season?
Job Fair alias Career Fair,
Placement Fair, Placement
Week, etc. are the names
which you can see in
almost every technical
campus during the current
admission season.
Numerous students flock
to participate in these fairs
in search of their dream
job, irrespective of the fact
whether that’s of their
interest or not. For long,
Job Fairs have been most
sought after approach
towards getting a job by
majority of the candidates.
Like every product or serv-
ice cannot be best in its
own terms, so is the Job
Fairs which also has cer-
tain advantages coupled
with disadvantages.
Candidates and compa-
nies are the stakeholders
besides the organizers
who derive benefit from
the entire activity. After,
closely analyzing the
entire Job Fair scenario
currently prevailing in the
country, Tarun Tyagi of
Kareermatrix enumerate
certain advantages and
disadvantages for each
stakeholder; i.e. candi-
dates and companies.
“ To every disadvantage
there is a corresponding
advantage” . W. Clement
Stone
Advantages to Companies
•Access to large no. of
candidates at a single
place.
•Increase in brand aware-
ness.
•Opportunity to meet non-
traditional candidates too.
•Meet and network with
other companies.
Disadvantages to
Companies :
•Limited time: Employer
has a limited time frame in
which he can judge the
candidate.
•Too Many Employers :
Even if you’ve offered the
candidate, still you cannot
be sure of his joining as he
still has the chance to
meet other employers.
•It’s difficult to assess a
candidate in a short
exchange of words and
elevator pitch.
•Cost: You have to spend
to reach the job fair place
thus there is direct and
opportunity cost attached
to it.
•Varied background : You
are not sure about the
background of the candi-
dates who will visit the job
fair so as a recruiter you
always have the problem
of planning the technical
interview panels.
Advantages to Candidates
•Networking : You have a
chance to network and
learn about the company
culture, work life balance ,
employee benefits, man-
agement style of prospec-
tive employers.Meet other
job seekers who are
searching for job in similar
industries. Lead sharing
happens in such forums.
•Education: You can have
a chance to learn about
company culture and oper-
ations. You can learn
about the company by ask-
ing questions or reading
through handouts.
•Competition : If the job fair
is heavily advertised, you
will have to wait more in
line for your interview turn
and less time to showcase
your talent to the inter-
viewer as recruiter has
less time and they are in
hurry to meet more and
more candidates.
•Face 2 face Meeting : You
can have your elevator
pitch in person instead of
hoping that resume sells
on its own.
Disadvantages to candi-
dates:
•Lack of targeted approach
towards employer as
employers are in mass but
job roles are not known
beforehand.
•Time, Expenses & Trouble
: Lot of time is killed in
preparation for the job fair.
You need to travel to the
job fair locations without
even knowing the kind of
Job roles available with the
participating companies.
•Limited Quality time :
Since, companies have
limited time , so, they wish
to see as many candidates
as they can. In the mad
rush of meeting more and
more candidates, Job
seeker does not find quali-
ty time to express his skills
in front of the recruiter.
•Making an Impression : If
your behavior is submis-
sive or introvert, you may
find it difficult to create
good impression on the
recruiter where recruiters
have galore of candidates
looking at them for opportu-
nities.
•The companies participat-
ing are not often the cream
of the crop.
•Salary structures and job
role mat not be satisfying
you rsearch. Most of the
jobs offered in fairs are of
contractual nature.
Sometime ago, Job fairs
started losing its sheen.
But, thanks to the high rate
of Unemployment prevail-
ing in India and smart
Indian who knows , how to
derive value from the
depreciating assets like
Job Fairs. We have done in
the past too, when Mr. LN
Mittal , the steel King, used
to buy sick steel factories
and revive them with his
efforts. In the same way,
technical institutions have
learnt the art of branding in
the eyes of prospective
admission seekers through
Job Fairs. The aim of these
job fairs is multifarious. It
aims at following motives:
•To provide job opportuni-
ties to their college stu-
dents.
•To develop relationship
with the participating com-
panies.
•To brand college in the
eyes of prospective admis-
sion seekers who may me
kin of participating candi-
dates.
•To gain media attention
during admission season.
•To create a competitive
edge over other competitor
colleges in the region.
Puneet Kaul
New Delhi : Prime Minister Narenra modi
said that in these 2 years in his office his cab-
inet has made several policies to fight
against corruption and open more for the
economy for the foreign investment and fill-
ing gaps in rural infrastructure. I have under-
taken the maximum reforms . Modi said in
an interview to the wall street journal on the
eve of his second anniversary in his office
with this he added that I have a long running
task ahead said P.M.
The prime minister said he has set up an
accelerated path that the state need the
help. P.M said he has made many changes
which has been regarded to previous admin-
istration as difficult to implement but he has
made to it . He said he has opened more of
the economy for the purpose of foreign
investment, made changes to fight out the
corruption, more stress on rural infrastruc-
ture and also developed ways to dobusi-
ness.
The Prime minster also said he would look
to the states to further liberalise the coun-
try’s rigid labour laws. The labour reform
does not mean in the interest of the industry
but it should be in the interest of the labour
also. He also expects the goods and servic-
es tax (GST ) bill to be passed this year.
Modi said the GST bill is stuck in the Rajya
sabha where the government is in the min-
iority. P.M said that in the last two years ,
India played a prominent role in global
affairs. Today unlike before India doesn’t
stands in the corner.Modi will visit
Washington early next month to meet the
president Barak obama and will be address-
ing the joint session of U.S congress. He took
P.M office 2 years ago, pledging to improve
the nations fortune.
Are Job Fairs really a platform to search jobs
2 years formodi government Ayush Verma
Prime minister Narendra Modi in his last visit to the north-
east part of India in 2015 promised that they will no more
be deprived of facilities which are being provided to the
central India. In the jam packed stadium Narendra Modi
put forward the new idea for the rejuvenation of the 8
north-eastern states. The steps taken from the very first
year of the government has started giving results which
are appreciable.
Assam was once the most richest state and had the high-
est per capita income but the post independence central-
ized politics churned the dreams of the state of growing
big and self dependent. The successive government were
more concentrated to the central India and the time came
when people of north-eastern parts started protesting for
being left out in the over all growth ratio of states.
Conflicting borders and immigration issues have also
been a problem along with the Maoist infiltration of BODO
and several more organisations.
The NDA government in its lok sabha polls promised for "
Sabka saath, Sabka Vikas " and it seems that they have
kept their promise with several railway lines being inaugu-
rated and infrastructural changes on a fast track mode.
Assam has given its mandate to the BJP backed NDA
alliance for the next 5 years as they think that the alliance
is determined to force nothing but development.
The northeast part is rich in its natural resources hence
the development projects must be at par with the proper
use of the natural resources. Continued on Page 7
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Delhi/ NCR Delhi, June] 2016
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: In a National
Consultation on
Eradication of Bonded
Labour and Trafficking
held today, Nobel Peace
Laureate Kailash
Satyarthi got all enforce-
ment agencies and moni-
toring agencies in child
protection, including sen-
ior officials of Ministry of
Labour and Employment,
Women and Child
D e v e l o p m e n t ,
Chairperson and
Members of National
Commission on
Protection of Child Rights
and State Commissions
of Child Rights, members
of State Child Labour
Commissions and all
stakeholders to pledge to
eradicate child trafficking
and bonded labour.
Mr. Satyarthi also wel-
comed the recent devel-
opments by the
Government towards a
stronger policy frame-
work on child trafficking,
child protection and
bonded labour and cau-
tioned the government
that the success of the
initiatives being taken
now would hinge on
implementation and
accountability mecha-
nisms.
The event was being
organised by Bachpan
Bachao Andolan, today
at New Delhi, where ses-
sions were held on
issues such as trafficking
for bonded labour and
child labour; trafficking
for sexual exploitation
and rehabilitation of vic-
tims of trafficking and
effective coordination
among agencies.
Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash
Satyarthi gets all enforcement agencies
New Delhi: Under Prime Minister’s Awas Yojana
(Urban), minimum addition of 9.0 sq.mt of carpet area to
the existing house will be required to be eligible for
Central assistance under the ‘Beneficiary Led
Construction’ component of the housing mission.
Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation issued
modified Guidelines under PMAY (Urban) to this effect to
States and Union Territories for compliance while send-
ing affordable housing proposals for enhancement of
existing houses under ‘Beneficiary Led Construction
(BLC)’ component of housing mission.
Under BLC, beneficiaries will be assisted for construction
of new houses and enhancement of existing houses to
make them more livable. A minimum addition of 9.0 sq.mt
of carpet to the existing pucca or semi-pucca house shall
now be ensured for being eligible for Central assistance
of Rs.1.50 lakh per beneficiary. This enhancement shall
include pucca construction of at least one habitable room
or room with kitchen/bathroom /toilet as per the National
Building Construction Norms.
The new Guidelines also mandated that after the
required minimum of 9.0 sq.mt carpet area enhance-
ment, total carpet area shall not be less than 21 sq.mt
and must not be more than 30 sq.mt.
Under BLC component of PMAY(Urban), eligible benefi-
ciaries already owning pucca or semi-pucca houses are
enabled to undertake enhancement of such homes to
make them more livable.
The Technical Group set up by the Ministry of HUPA, in
their assessment of housing shortage in urban areas
reported Congested houses of 14.99 million,
Obsolescent houses-2.27 million, Non-serviceable
kucha houses-0.99 million and Homeless people of 0.53
million, totaling a housing shortage of 18.78 million hous-
ing shortage in urban areas. Based on this estimate, the
Government has assessed a housing shortage of 20 mil-
lion dwelling units in urban areas by 2022.
Minimum enhancement of 9 sq.mt carpet
area required under Urban Housing Mission
New Delhi: Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Govt. of India organized a
meeting of the State Channelizing Agencies (SCAs) of its Apex Corporations i.e.
National Scheduled Castes Finance and Development Corporation (NSFDC), National
Safai Karamcharis Finance and Development Corporation (NSKFDC) and National
Backward Classes Finance and Development Corporation here today to review the
performance of SCAs and to discuss action plan for the current year.
The meeting was chaired by Shri Thaawar Chand Gehlot, Union Minister for Social
Justice & Empowerment. During the meeting, Shri Krishan Pal Gurjar and Shri Vijay
Sampla, Ministers of State, SJE, Smt. Anita Agnihotri, Secretary, SJ&E, Shri Arun
Kumar, Addl. Secretary, SJ&E and senior officers of the Ministry of Social Justice &
Empowerment, CMD/MDs of Apex Corporations and officers from the States repre-
senting the State Channelizing Agencies (SCAs) of Apex Corporations participated in
the meeting.
During the meeting, Shri Thaawar Chand Gehlot launched two new schemes of
NSFDC i.e. “Reimbursement of Membership and Annual fee to SCAs for Membership
of Credit Information Companies (CICs) for the SCAs” which will help them to create
credit History of the SC beneficiaries and another scheme “National Award for
Performance Excellence (NAPE)” which will motivate the SCAs to perform better and
will also create healthy competition.
The Minister appreciated the efforts made by NBCFDC for associating with North
Eastern Development Finance Corporation (NEDFI) which will help in extending finan-
cial assistance to the beneficiaries in the far off areas of the Northern Eastern States.,
Referring the Commercial Motor Driving Training Programme for women, initiated by
NSKFDC, the Minister advised the SCAs to conduct similar programmes in major cities
in their States. While reviewing the performance of the corporations, it was observed
that National Scheduled Castes Finance and Development Corporation (NSFDC) dis-
bursed Rs. 270.27 crore to 70,885 beneficiaries in the year 2014-15 and disbursed Rs.
378.94 crore to 71,915 beneficiaries in the year 2015-16. Under the Skill development
training programme, NSFDC provided training to 13,258 SC youth in 2014-15 and to
14,805 SC youth in 2015-16. The National Safai Karmachari Finance and
Development Corporation (NSKFDC) disbursed Rs. 134.05 crore to 19,434 beneficiar-
ies in the year 2014-15 and disbursed Rs. 156.91 crore to 19334 beneficiaries in the
year 2015-16. Under the Skill development training programme, NSKFDC provided
training to 8,750 youth in 2014-15 and to 9,600 youth in 2015-16. NSKFDC have
released onetime cash assistance of Rs. 40,000 each to 10,728 identified manual
scavengers and also sanctioned 537 proposals of comprehensive rehabilitation and
2417 proposals of skill development training upto 31.05.2016.
Gehlot asks state agencies to further simplify the lending procedures for
rehabilitation of Scheduled Castes, Safai Karamcharis and Backward Classes
Kalraj Mishra lists two years achieve-
ments technology centres on a fast
track 8 lakh udyog aadhar memoran-
dum registrations in just 8.5 months

7. 7
U;wt isilZ ,lksfl,’ku
National Delhi, June] 2016
The government must
focus on providing basic
facilities of schooling and
living with ending the
border issues with
Bangladesh and China.
The central and state
government must collabo-
rate for the tourism poten-
tial of the 7 sisters and 1
brother of northeast.
Together they can take
the less developed side to
new heights.
Introduction of railway
lines will bridge the gap of
development and psycho-
logical issues with the
central India.
The government seems
to be determined but they
have just started and
there is a lot to cover.
Resurgent..
Pramesh Jain
Bangalore: One of the mails sent
from the fake ID
Shubhak1101@gmail.com that they
created read: “Its Dawood’s gang
here. Give 10 million USD to any of
the persons’ photos sent below.
They are secretary of Indian unit of
Dawood’s world. If you don’t give,
we will keep bomb in your airport….
Be careful this should happen
before evening.”
Addl CP East,P Harishekaran told
reporters a special team of
Kempegowda International police
have arrested two M.Tech students
of East West College on Magadi
Road have for creating a fake e-
mail ID and sending mails threaten-
ing to bomb at Kempegowda
International Airport and hijack
flights. He said during interrogation
the duo had confessed the crime
and told that they also uploaded
photographs of three of their pro-
fessors as revenge for the low
marks awarded to them in the inter-
nal assessment last year.
Detailed investigation revealed that
the three professors always
favoured girls. Raghavendra S. (26)
and Hoysala (23) created a fake e-
mail ID from the college lab only
and sent the threatening mails on
March 22.
The international airport police
stepped up security but realised it
was a hoax. However, efforts to
trace the culprits gathered pace
after they received another mail on
May 6. The special team managed
to track down the duo, who have
been booked under various sec-
tions of the IPC and suppression of
unlawful acts against Safety of Civil
Aviation Act. They have been
remanded in judicial custody and
finally Bengaluru Police
Commissioner N.S . Megharikh,
Addl CP East, P Harishekaran,has
appreciated DCP North-East
Dr.P.S. Harsha, ACP of Yelahanka
Sub Division and PI of
Kempegowda InternationalAirport
and his whole crime team for doing
a commendable job he added.
TwoMTechStudentsheldforhoaxmails
A charity aimed at rescuing children from forced labor
says that while India tops a recent global slavery index,
the situation is improving in the South Asian nation.
The Walk Free Foundation counted some 18.35 million
modern slaves in India in its index released.That
includes children and adults forced into labor, often
unpaid or to pay off a debt.
The index showed China with the second highest num-
ber, 3.39 million, and Pakistan next with 2.13 million.
North Korea was found to have the highest per capita
rate of modern slavery, with 4.37 percent of its population
affected. Ramesh Senge from Nobel laureate Kailash
Satyarthi’s charity says that while slavery in India is a
problem, the situation is improving with more awareness,
legal reforms and rescue campaigns.
India tops global slavery index,
but charity cites improvement U.P: The meat in Dadri lynching victim
Mohammad Akhlaq’s home has been
found to be beef. Fifty-two year-old
Mohammad Akhlaq and his son Danish
were attacked by a mob in Bisada in
Dadri over rumours that they had
slaughtered a cow and kept beef in their
home. A fast track court had permitted
the lawyers of the suspects in the case
to get a copy of the forensic report which
was submitted to the court in April.
Six people were initially arrested by
police and a chargesheet was later filed
against 18 people, including a local BJP
leader’s son. The earlier forensic had
said that the meat recovered from
Akhlaq’s home belonged to the goat
progeny.
Beef eating is not a crime in Uttar
Pradesh, only cow slaughter is. The
police say they tested the meat only to
establish the motive for Akhlaq’s killing.
Mr. Ahmed said, “does not diminish the
case as murder is an offence”. The meat
in Akhlaq’s home was initially examined
by a veterinary doctor in Dadri, whose
analysis that it appeared to be mutton
set off conspiracy theories, with the
state’s Samajwadi Party alleging delib-
erate attempts to polarize the region.
The samples were sent for a final
assessment to a government lab in
Mathura, which has concluded that it
was beef. The report has been rejected
by Akhlaq’s family, which has always
denied eating beef on the day of the
attack.
“Dadri police said mutton, now you are
saying it is beef. This is all politics,” said
Akhlaq’s brother Chand Mohammad.
The forensic report comes at a time
political parties are prepping for high
voltage elections in Uttar Pradesh next
year.
Dadrilynching:MeatfoundinIkhlaq’sfridgewasbeef,sayslab
Dehradun: The
Uttarakhand High Court
on Tuesday stayed the
arrest of Chief Minister
Harish Rawat in connec-
tion with the probe of a
sting video, in which he
can be seen striking a
deal with the rebel
Congress leaders.
Harish Rawat addresses
pressThe next hearing in
the matter has been
scheduled for June 20.
Last week, Rawat was
questioned by the CBI in connection with a probe into the sting operation.
“I don’t have to produce
any proof for my inno-
cence, have not done any-
thing wrong,” Rawat had
told media after the ques-
tioning.Earlier, the
Uttarakhand High Court
had refused to quash the
ongoing CBI probe into
the sting operation, follow-
ing which the agency had
summoned the Chief
Minister.The sting opera-
tion was done in March,
when rebel Congress law-
makers voted against the
state budget, triggering a
political crisis.
Later, Rawat government
was sacked by the Centre
and the state was placed
under President’s Rule.
However, Congress
knocked the door of the
Court and Rawat returned
as Chief Minister after win-
ning a trust vote ordered
by the Supreme Court ear-
lier this month.
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Over 50,000 Muslim women and men
have signed a petition, spearheaded by
BMMA, seeking a ban on the Islamic
practice. “We demand to end the practice
of oral or unilateral divorce or triple talaq
and we have collected 50,000 signatures
from women and men for this,” the rights
group said in their letter to Lalitha
Kumaramanglam, Chairperson, National
Commission for Women.
Terming the practice as “un-Quranic”, the
group demanded “a legal ban on the
heinous practice which destroys the life of
many women and children”.
The organisation wrote to the National
Commission for Women and sought its
support to make the practice that
“destroys the life of women” as illegal.
They had compiled case studies of
women who have “suffered” the ordeal of
triple talaq. A recent BMMA study found
that 92% of Muslim women supported an
end to this practice. Unilateral divorce
sometimes given over phone, text mes-
sage and email has become increasingly
frequent, leaving women with the short
end of the stick.
It is t also said while codification of the
entire Muslim personal law was the long-
term objective, in the short run a legal ban
on the practice of triple talaq would bring
relief to lakhs of Muslim women.
“We are bringing out the suffering and
pain caused to women and children owing
to this inhuman practice,” it added.
The co-founders, Noorjehan Safia Niaz
and Zakia Soman of BMMA “strive for
equal citizenship of Muslims as enshrined
in the Constitution as well as for justice
and equality for Muslim women based on
the Quranic tenets”.
“The instant method of divorce has no
mention in the Quran. In fact the Quranic
method requires a 90 day process of dia-
logue, reconciliation and mediation before
divorce takes place,” they said.
Over50kMuslimwomansignpetitionagainsttripletalaq
A day after External Affairs Minister Sushma
Swaraj said the attack on Congolese national
Masunda Kitada Oliver was not racially moti-
vated, Janata Dal (United) said a series of
attacks on African natives hinted at an
“International Jungle-Raj” in the national capi-
tal.
“Attacks on African nationals in the national
capital tell that there is an international jungle
raj in Delhi, while Bihar is witnessing a ‘Mangal
raj’,” said JD(U) leader K.C Tyagi.
Hitting out at the Delhi Police for going smooth
on the culprits, Tyagi said police are in
quandary with regard to taking actions on the
perpetrators involved in these attacks.
“On the other side the international relations
are witnessing a setback due to these inci-
dents,” he added.
When asked to respond on attack on a cab
driver by six Africans after he refused to take
on board more than four, Tyagi said he is
against any kind of violence.
“The government should act on it. We have the
relations with Africans since the age of Gandhi
and the clouds of uncertainty are looming over
these relations due to these violences, Delhi
must be saved from the ‘International jungle
raj’,” he added.
The remark from the JD-U comes in wake of a
meeting between the External Affairs Minister
and delegation of African students in Delhi.
“The incident is not only unfortunate but
painful. Being a mother I can understand the
pain of Oliver’s parents who lost their son on a
foreign soil,” she said.
Oliver, 23, was allegedly beaten to death by a
group of men in south Delhi’s Vasant Kunj
area, on 20 May. The incident took place
around 11.45 pm on Friday when Oliver had a
heated argument with a group of three people
at Kishangadh locality in Vasant Kunj.
Swaraj assured that a thorough probe will be
initiated into the case.
“We have chalked out a plan as per which, our
ministers will visit every metro city and hold dis-
cussions with African students. We will initiate
awareness and sensitisation in areas with
maximum population of African students,so
that such incidents don’t recur,” she added.
Attack onAfricans hints at ‘International Jungle-Raj’in Delhi: JD(U)
Pakistantosoonbeginworkonthirdunitof‘KarachiNuclearplant’
Using a reactor developed by the China
National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC),
Pakistan is set to begin construction
within weeks on the third unit at the
Karachi nuclear power plant using a
reactor developed by the China National
Nuclear Corporation (CNNC), according
to a spokesman for the company.
According to Dawn, a report published
on the website of China Daily said the
K3 plant would be built by using
Hualong One, the CNNC’s third-genera-
tion nuclear reactor design. CNNC
spokesman Pan Jianming said it would
be the second nuclear power project in
Pakistan to be based on the Hualong
One technology, after construction start-
ed at the K2 plant in August last year.
“Hualong One was developed based on
very mature technologies and the proj-
ect is going on very smoothly. It will help
ease power shortages in the Karachi
region after completion,”
Pan told a forum in Fuqing, Fujian
province, where the Hualong One pilot
project is based. The spokesman fur-
ther said that an understanding had
been reached with the Algerian energy
authorities for the development of a
nuclear research centre.