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‘NationalTourismAwardsfor2014-
15’toVariousSegmentsofTravel,
TourismandHospitalityIndustryBinod Takiawala
Delhi: “National Tourism
Awards for the year 2014-
15” to various segments
of the travel, tourism and
hospitality industry were
presented by the Speaker,
Lok Sabha Smt. Sumitra
Mahajan at a function
organized by M/o Tourism
here today. Shri Mahesh
Sharma, Minister of State
(Independent Charge) for
Tourism & Culture
presided over the func-
tion. Tourism Ministers of
many States, Central and
State Government
Officials, Members from
the Travel and Hospitality
Industries, including lead-
ing Hoteliers, Travel
Agents and Tour
Operators and Travel
Media attended the func-
tion.
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Vipin
New Delhi: The Prime
Minister, Shri Narendra
Modi, today flagged off
the “Run For Rio” at the
Major Dhyanchand
National Stadium in New
Delhi.
The Prime Minister said
every athlete of the Indian
contingent has worked
hard to earn his or her
place, and the players will
surely give their best for
the country at the Rio
Olympics. He expressed
confidence that the Indian
athletes would win the
hearts of people across
the world, and show the
world what India is about.
Urging the nation to pre-
pare for the 2020 Tokyo
Olympics itself, he asked
every district of the coun-
try to ensure that at least
one athlete from the dis-
trict qualifies for the
Olympics next time.
The Prime Minister said
this time the contingent
has been sent in advance,
so that players get familiar
with the conditions. The
Prime Minister wished all
the athletes well for the
Olympic Games. “Sports
is a necessity of Life. Let
everyone play and shine,”
the Prime Minister said.
The Prime Minister later
released the Olympic
Brochure, and flagged off
the Run For Rio.
PMflagsoff“RunForRio”
–urgesathletestogive
theirbestforthecountry
3. National 3New Delhi, 1 - 7 August, 2016
S.S. Dogra
Media, without image, is
like a body without soul.
Yes its hundred percent
true fact that photography
plays very important role in
the fields of Media. Its not
a matter of still or video,
the Photography has its
own impact in Media. As
you know World
Photography Day is cele-
brated on 19th August
every year throughout the
world. So, on this grand
occasion let’s understand
what is photography and
what are the basic tips
taken into consideration
while doing good photog-
raphy. It is a fact that
Photography is not only a
a science but also an art. It
becomes an art when a
photographer takes the
pains to explore the wells
of creativity that are con-
tained in photography. It
becomes a science when
the photographer con-
cerns himself with the
technical aspects that play
a vital role while capturing
the photographs. But at
the same time creativity &
capturing the moments
matter a lot because it’s
the spirit which attract the
viewers & appreciated by
one & all. Because cre-
ativity with intellectual-
ity in artistic view is the
basic thumb rule of better
photography.
This is mostly because, as
an activity, a passion and a
profession, photography
cannot really be contained.
The options or types or
branches are really as
endless as it can get.
Make a preplanned move
and read on to know more
about the various types or
branches of photography.
Let’s start with Indoor
photography that are taken
in a room or studio. Indoor
photography needs good
reflector (flash) to get
good photography result.
Mostly, its like a studio
photography where u can
generally get your photo-
graph which is generally
used for job or ID card or
for Passport purposes.
Aerial Photography
Aerial photography means
those photographs that
are shot from a plane, a
helicopter, a hot-air bal-
loon, drone or any other
mode of airborne trans-
portation.
Adventure Photography
Ever seen those photo-
graphs taken of bikes high
in the air? Well, you can
thank adventure photog-
raphy for that. Adventure
photography is all about
photos of daring feats,
climbing a mountain peak,
sports and adventure in
general.
Architectural Photography
Architectural photography
involves that art or taking
aesthetic photographs of
properties that help pro-
mote the sale of the
same.
Astrophotography
Astrophotography stands
to signify space photogra-
phy, or photography that
materializes into the con-
fines of reality with the
assistance of a telescope.
Black & White
Photography
Black and white photogra-
phy deals with classic
black and white shots that
throw light on the expres-
sions of people, places,
destination.
Commercial Photography
Those pictures that are
taken to promote prod-
ucts, services and compa-
nies come under the
rather large banner of
commercial photography.
In other words, the
photographs which
can be helpful in adver-
tising any products or
services.
Event Photography
Event photography stands
to represent the photo-
graphs taken of events
that can involve concerts,
festivals, parties, engage-
ments, weddings, etc.
Forensic Photography
Photographs taken to help
or solve a crime or work
on clues are best
described as forensic pho-
tography.
Fashion Photography
A photograph taken to pro-
mote or publicize fashion
falls under the broad ban-
ner of fashion photogra-
phy. Those glossy pictures
you see in glossy fashion
magazines of models are
best examples of fashion
photography.
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Mediawithoutimageislikeabodywithoutsoul
Kavita Bisht
Limit ….What are limits? Who decided our limits of life.
Basically a nation state and a group of persons or com-
munities of a country decided our limits. Limits means in
the political sense are the obligations and some laws
within a territory which ever a person has to follow them.
Unquote the limits seem sometimes like a cramp thing.
Which distribute person to person.
But on the flip side in moral terms no more authorized
organs of our hearts, on the feelings of an individual’s
person, his desires and his own approach which cross
the temporary limits. Limits are not available in the affairs
of heart, when someone cross these limits he goes
beyond the limited limits. If we think upon this, we found
that for a human sometimes It is essential to broke all the
boundaries which are made by humans. These limits suf-
focate human. When a person gets away from these lim-
ited and nobody can’t control on him, then he get the real
content of his life.
Limits of our life..? Nowadays, the Indian workers are living in inhuman conditions in labour camps after losing jobs
in slump-hit Saudi economy. Indian government has planned to evacuate a large number of
Indian workers facing uncertain future in Saudi Arabia following extensive layoffs. The govern-
ment will send a minister to Saudi Arabia and try to bring back more than 10,000 Indian work-
ers who are facing a “food crisis” because they are unable to afford meals after being laid off
from their jobs. Low oil prices have forced the Saudi government to slash spending since last
year, putting heavy pressure on the finances of local construction firms, which rely on state con-
tracts. As a result, some companies have been struggling to pay foreign workers and have laid
off tens of thousands, leaving many with no money for food or tickets for returning home. The
decision to evacuate Indian workers comes a day after the Embassy of India in Riyadh and
Consulate in Jeddah began arranging food through community support for workers.
The hardships faced by Indian migrants come amid rising protests about working conditions in
Saudi Arabia. Hundreds of foreign workers at construction firm Saudi Oger staged a public
protest in Jeddah at the weekend to demand seven months of unpaid wages. The Saudi gov-
ernment says it investigates any complaints of companies not paying wages and if necessary,
obliges them to do so with fines and other penalties.
Even otherwise the life of workers in Saudi is not as easy as we think. The lack of effective reg-
ulation of visa brokers and rogue recruiting agents makes Indian migrant workers vulnerable to
serious human rights abuses.
CangovernmentrehabilitateIndianmigrantsfromSaudiArabia?
Globally, Children’s welfare is
a biggest challenge. With
changing times, parents,
society, law and norms all
conflict with each other. And
children remain confused as
they face identity crisis. Not
all Indian parents, in our own
country and abroad, bring up
their children the way they
should be brought up. What
is the best way to bring up
children is a matter of end-
less debate. Norway’s claim
that the mother did not care
for her two children properly,
according to Norwegian rules
might be wrong, but as a
mother, she too did the best
she could and the children
were being brought up well.
Why should the authority sin-
gle out the Indian couple for
child neglect when thousands
of immigrants from Asian
countries including Indians,
Sri Lankans and Pakistanis
work there and raise fami-
lies? Norway can have its
own laws but it must learn to
respect the culture and prac-
tices of other countries. The
least the Norwegian authori-
ties could have done, if they
found that the Bhattacharya
children were not being prop-
erly cared for, was to ask the
couple to leave the country
with their kids. They are cer-
tainly not competent to deter-
mine what an Indian child’s
needs are. In the recent past,
the Norway-based young
Indian couple hit headlines for
all the wrong reasons. The
couple probably lacked the
art of child-rearing as accord-
ing to Norwegian rules and
this particular incident may
help in creating better aware-
ness. If you look at the wider
perspective, has there been
anything more disgraceful,
unkind and insensible than
the Norway kid’s case? Rules
are rigid and their enforce-
ment is strict in some coun-
tries. The dilemma of Indians
who go to a foreign country,
temporarily or permanently, is
to be understood in the right
context with reference to the
disagreement of child cus-
tody in Norway. Parents need
to follow the law of the land
for child upbringing and can-
not say this never happens in
their country. I am not saying
that we should abandon our
traditions while living over-
seas.
Children’s welfare a biggest challenge globally
4. Delhi/ NCR/ National4 New Delhi, 1 - 7 August, 2016
cnp bureau
New Delhi: An evening was hosted by Entrepreneurs
Anju Tibrewal and Vikas Tibrewal for the launch of their
multi designer store ‘KAYRA’ at the ‘One Style Mile’ at
Mehrauli. The guests were mesmerized by the interiors
of the store which beautifully highlighted the designers’
collection as the colors were subtle and muted.
The store is a fusion of Ethnic and Contemporary wear
and is exquisite, aesthetical, serene catering to all the
fashion needs to perfectly suit the elegance of their cus-
tomers.
Some of the guests who were spotted at the launch were
Entrepreneurs Sanjeev Batra, Shelly Batra, Artist Sudip
Roy, Witty Bawa, Designer Madhurita Dutta,
Entrepreneur Sonal Jindal, Entrepreneur Madhu Arora,
Designer Nachiket Barve, Designer Samant Chauhan to
name a few.
KAYRAHoststheLaunchofmultidesignerstore
Binod Kumar Singh
New Delhi: Noted Ayurveda Vaidya Padamshree
Balendu Prakash today called for greater awareness of
chronic pancreatitis in the public. The often fatal disease
is witnessing an upsurge in India, he cautioned and said
only a determined effort combining the benefits of main-
stream medicine and traditional wisdom of Ayurveda can
bring innovative treatment to people suffering from the
disease.
Vaidya Balendu Prakash was addressing members of
the Delhi Legislative Assembly at the Old Secretariat.
The lecture was organized by the Bureau of Legislative
Studies as part of an ongoing series of lectures by emi-
nent personalities. A few weeks ago, eminent activist P
Sainath had addressed the legislators on the water crisis
in the country.
Ayurveda effective in treating chronic pancreati-
tis: Vaidya Balendu Prakash tells Delhi MLAs
Binod Kumar Singh
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Delhi Urban
Development Minister Mr
Satyendar Jain visited
Bhalswa Dairy area in North
Delhi and Raja Garden in
northwest Delhi to inspect
land acquired by the Delhi
Urban Shelter Improvement
Board (DUSIB) for construct-
ing housing for the economi-
cally weaker sections (EWS).
Mr Jain was accompanied by
V.K. Jain, Chief Executive
Officer of DUSIB and other
senior officials of the Urban
Development Department.
The DUSIB is primarily
responsible for improving the
quality of life of Slum & JJ
Dwellers in Delhi. The Slum
& JJ Department which was
earlier part of MCD has now
been transferred to Delhi
Urban Shelter Improvement
Board, under Delhi Govt.
with Hon’ble CM as its
Chairperson.
Urban Development MinisterSatyendra
Jain inspects land forEWS housing
spl. correspondent
Delhi: Vikram Bhatt, who is known for experimenting
with new ideas and showcasing bold content, is all set to
launch his new series 'Maaya' on his own web channel,
VB on the web, in October.
'Maaya' is an adult love story about two people who
come together using aliases and experiment with BDSM.
It's as close to E L James's erotic.
When asked the filmmaker on why he chose to release it
on web channel and not make it into 70mm film, he
explains, "In the ongoing censorship debate filmmakers
today are clueless about what will be retained. In this
worrying scenario, self-censorship is beginning to creep
in with writers and directors editing stuff out, convinced it
would never pass muster, and that bothers me. 'Maaya'
was an idea I've had for a while but in a country where
even James Bond is not allowed to kiss, I didn't think
BDSM would curry favour."
Pointing out the fact that it'd be near impossible for any
country to censor the world wide web even if they do
block out YouTube or Facebook, he plans to take his
erotic fantasy to audiences across the globe with English
subtitles.
VikramBhatttolaunchnewwebchannel cnp bureau
Delhi: Online investing is not the same as online shop-
ping. The regulator seems to believe that a cheaper
product is always better than a slightly costlier one.
Three years ago, Sebi made mutual fund houses launch
direct plans in each scheme. These schemes have lower
costs than regular plans because there are no distribu-
tors' commissions and other marketing expenses. Ever
since, Sebi has been encouraging fund houses to push
these direct plans to their investors, in direct competition
with their own appointed agents.
While every AMC advocates the importance of interme-
diaries as guides and advisers to the investors, Sebi
quite obviously wants to do away with them entirely as
an unnecessary burden on the system. The regulator
seems to believe that the cheaper product is always bet-
ter than the slightly costlier one. The paradox is that, if an
adviser wishes to recommend a small investment of Rs
10,000 to an investor, the former needs to be properly
qualified, experienced and knowledgeable: if the same
investor wants to invest even Rs 10 lakh on his own, he
needs to have absolutely no knowledge of the scheme or
investments per se.
Direct plans are hurting the mutual fund
industry: Tamanna Varma, distributor
cnp bureau
Delhi: Smt. Barkha
Shukla Singh reacting to
allegations levelled by Ms.
Swati Maliwal said it was
laughable that Ms Maliwal
has claimed that she is not
associated with any politi-
cal party as it is a well
known fact she was
attached to Chief Minister
Arvind Kejriwal and was
also drawing a hefty
salary, before being
appointed as the
Chairperson of Delhi
Commission for Women.
In fact even her husband
Mr. Naveen Jaihind is an
office bearer of the
Haryana unit of the Aam
Aadmi Party.
ReactiontoMs.SwatiMaliwal
spl. correpondent
J&K: The recent violence in Jammu and Kashmir has brought pellet guns/Rubber
bullets into focus. According to news reports, over hundred people are being treated
for severe eye injures and other damages, after security forces fired pellet
guns/Rubber bullets to contain violence. However, Police is claiming that it is a “non
lethal weapon”, but doctors treating pellet victims countered the claims of police, say-
ing that rubber bullets should be reclassify as less lethal or lethal weapons.
In a latest research paper, published in Chinese Journal of Traumatology (Link :
http://www.elsevier.com/locate/CJTEE) doctors from Jammu & Kashmir said that
Rubber bullets cause significant damage to all tissues of the limb including the bone.
Commenting on the findings, renowned Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr. Raju Vaishya,
Senior Consultant, Orthopaedic & Joint Replacement Surgeon at Indraprastha Apollo
Hospitals, New Delhi said that in view of possible damages caused by rubber bullets,
surgeon should be aware of the potential seriousness of these injuries and manage
them on the pattern of other ballistic injury. Surgeon should retrieve the rubber bul-
let. He suggested that rubber bullets should not be considered as a safe method of
crowd control.
Pellet guns/Rubber bullets being used in J & K are lethal
cnp bureau
Delhi:Lav Kush Ramleela's press conference held at
Constitution Club. They revealed the new characters who will
portray the Ramleela role in this year's Ramleela's.
This year Bhojpuri singer, actor and M.P, Manoj Tiwari will play
the role of 'Angad', Ravi Kishen will play Kewad, Claudia
Ciesla will play the role of 'Rati' whereas Supriya Karnik will
play 'Sumitra', Ali Khan will play Meghnath and Sabu will play
sudriv.
Lav Kush Ramleela’s new characters revealed
6. International6New Delhi, 1 - 7 August, 2016
Democratic presidential
nominee Hillary Clinton
along with her Vice
President candidate Tim
Kaine began a bus cam-
paign that will take them
through economically
struggling regions of
Pennsylvania and Ohio.
The bus has the slogan
“Stronger Together” written
on it and its been painted a
bright, royal blue, CBS
News reported.
“This is the part of the cam-
paign I really like,” Kaine
said at a joint rally in
Philadelphia, the unofficial
starting point of the tour.
“I don’t like wearing a tie
that much. I’d rather just go
out and pound the pave-
ment,” the Virginia Senator
added.
Over the course of three
days, Clinton and Kaine
will cover over 600 miles
across Republican-leaning
Western Pennsylvania and
Eastern and Central Ohio,
tailed by a second bus car-
rying staffers, their Secret
Service details and three
busloads of reporters and
television producers.
Their focus will be on their
jobs plan, and wooing mid-
dle class, white Americans
in manufacturing commu-
nities, CBS News noted.
According to campaign
officials, it is these voters
that could help carry
Republican nominee
Donald Trump and his Vice
President candidate
Indiana Governor Mike
Pence to victory in the
November 8 elections.
“We’re going to be visiting
a few places where people
are making things,” Clinton
said.
“I find it highly amusing
that Donald Trump talks
about ‘Make America
Great Again.’ He doesn’t
make a thing in America —
except bankruptcies,” CBS
News quoted the former
First Lady as saying.
Clinton and Kaine will visit
Johnstown Wire
Technologies in Cambria
county, Pennsylvania,
before holding public ral-
lies in Pittsburgh and
Youngstown, Ohio.
Clinton and Kaine will then
have events in Cleveland
and Columbus on Sunday,
and continue to frame their
vision in contrast with the
one that Trump presented
at the Republican National
Convention last week,
CBS News added.
Clinton, Kaine begins bus tour Pakistan’s Geo News television channel has reportedly
been blocked for equating ‘Kashmir’ with ‘Balochistan.’
Access to the television channel was blocked in Karachi
last night by moving it to the last numbers, which made it
totally inaccessible in many areas.
This is the second time that Geo News is being
penalised for voicing its freedom of speech.
In April 2014, Geo News was completely shut down and
fined Rs. 20 million for airing blasphemous content and
ridiculing the judiciary.
A channel spokesperson said that if the curbs imposed
on media freedom were not lifted, the group would not
only move the court with full force, but will also strongly
raise the issue on the streets, and sensitize local and
international forums.
He was quoted as saying, “We would be compelled to
reveal the entire situation and incidents, with all proof. All
demands being made to us and the conditions being
imposed to pressure us would also be made public which
would expose the affiliations of many so-called respect-
ed notables. ”
He added that Karachi is just a small part of this contin-
uous situation that the media channel has been facing in
some secure and sensitive areas where it is practically
blocked completely.
He also repeated the demand for the formation of an
independent commission to investigate all affairs, includ-
ing the false allegations and the ban on Geo News.
GeoNews‘blocked’forequatingKashmirwithBalochistan
The US will hand back 4,000 hectares of land currently
being used for American military bases in Okinawa to
Japan, the authorities have announced.
The land represents 17 per cent of the US Army-con-
trolled territory in Japan, making it the biggest land return
since Japan recovered from Washington the administra-
tion of Okinawa, the scene of a Second World War bat-
tle which claimed 240,000 lives, EFE news reported.
However, the American authorities did not specify when
the land — used for jungle combat training — will be
returned. “Once facilities or areas are no longer neces-
sary to meet those ends, they will be returned to the
Japanese government,” said the armed forces in a state-
ment released . Once several helipads constructed, it will
allow nearly 4,000 hectares of land to be returned to
Japanese authorities, the statement added.
Okinawa houses more than half of the nearly 47,000
troops that the US maintains in Japan, as well as 74 per
cent of military facilities in the island country.
Okinawa residents have protested for years over the
deployment of US forces to the island, with dissent
heightening whenever crimes alleged to be committed by
US security personnel or workers occurs.
US to return Japan military base land
Police in Pakistan have
been told to act against the
outlawed Jamaat-ud-Dawa
Pakistan (JuD), linked to
the 2008 Mumbai terror
attack, for fundraising, it
was reported.
Hafiz Mohammad Saeed-
AV
The Punjab Home
Department on
Wednesday issued the
directive to the police after
becoming aware that the
JuD was engaged in illegal
fundraising via its charity
collection wing Falah-e-
Insayat Foundation (FeF).
The JuD, headed by Hafiz
Mohammad Saeed, is
accused by India of mas-
terminding the Mumbai ter-
ror attack that killed 166
people. It is also on the UN
watch list, Dawn online
reported.
The Home Department
has demanded details of
the fundraising by the JuD
and other proscribed
groups as fundraising is
against the Pakistan law.
According to the directive,
JuD is making efforts to
collect funds through dif-
ferent kinds of charity.
Pakistantighteningnoose
around JuD fundraising?
France’s prime minister
said he would consider a
temporary ban on foreign
financing of mosques, urg-
ing a “new model” for rela-
tions with Islam after a
spate of jihadist attacks.
Manuel Valls, under fire
for perceived security
lapses around the attacks,
also admitted a “failure” in
the fact that one of the
jihadists who stormed a
church and killed a priest
on Tuesday had been
released with an electron-
ic tag pending trial.
In an interview with
French daily Le Monde,
Valls said he was “open to
the idea that — for a peri-
od yet to be determined —
there should be no financ-
ing from abroad for the
construction of mosques.”
The Socialist prime minis-
ter also called for imams
to be “trained in France,
not elsewhere.”
He said Interior Minister
Bernard Cazeneuve,
whose portfolio also
includes religious affairs,
was working on building a
“new model” for France’s
relations with Islam.
And Salafism — the
deeply fundamentalist
branch of Islam espoused
by many jihadists – “has
no place in France,” Valls
said.
France has just over
2,000 mosques, for one of
Europe’s largest Muslim
populations which num-
bers around five million.
Some large mosques
have been financed by
Saudi Arabia and other
Gulf or Northern African
countries, according to
local media reports.
Both Valls and Cazeneuve
have faced calls to resign
after the second jihadist
attack in less than a fort-
night raised questions
over France’s vigilance
and preparedness.
FrenchPMmootstemporarybanonforeign-fundedmosques
7. Delhi: For the Northern
Region’s customers, an
interaction for increasing
steel use in Haryana was
organized in Jind, Haryana
today, which was graced by
Hon’ble Steel Minister Shri.
Chaudhary Birender Singh.
Haryana MLA Smt. Prem
Lata Singh also attended the
event. The customers meet
based on boosting steel con-
sumption was organized by
Steel Authority of India Ltd.
(SAIL) and Rashtriya Ispat
Nigam Ltd. (RINL), the two
major steel PSUs under the
Ministry of Steel.
Addressing the customer’s
meet, Hon’ble Steel Minister
said, “Haryana is an industri-
ally as well as agriculturally
developed state which is
widening its scope of devel-
opment for industries and
this will present good oppor-
tunity for improved steel con-
sumption.” Expressing his
confidence on the domestic
steel industry including SAIL
and RINL, he said, “the
domestic steel industry
should exhibit a sense of
urgency in leveraging their
R&D strength thus improving
their cost efficiencies. The
domestic steel producers
should take all steps to pro-
mote use of steel at the ear-
liest as time is of essence in
the fast changing business
scenario.
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New Delhi: A Faculty
Development Program
was organized by
Maharaja Agrasen Institute
of Management Studies,
Rohini, Delhi, on the sub-
ject: Relevance of India’s
Ancient Teachings in the
Present times: A Way out
for Future.
The programme was inau-
gurated by Swami
Swasamvidhynanda. The
event was presided by Dr.
N.K. Garg, Founder
Chairman, MATES. Dr.
Bajrang Lal Gupta was the
keynote speaker. Swami
Swasamvidhyanada, in his
inaugural speech empha-
sised the need to ignite
and inspire the minds of
the teachers to pursue and
follow the ancient Indian
teachings throughout their
lives. He also motivated
the teachers to feel proud
of their profession as they
are in a profession of man-
making and character
building rather than that of
money-making.
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RelevanceofIndian’sAncientTeachingsinModernManagement
Goa: “When greed supersedes concerns about the
health of our planet or its inhabitants, when fanatic
attachment to ideology is pursued at all costs, and when
people suffer human rights violations because they are
considered somehow less than equal, the heritage of
humanity is betrayed and our future well being is placed
in peril, On this International Day of Friendship, let us
resolve to cherish and cultivate as many warm relation-
ships as possible, enriching our own lives and enhancing
the future.” Sandeep Marwah Ambassador of
International Human Rights Organization affiliated to
United Nations read the message of UN Secretary-
General, Ban Ki-moon in a small event at Hotel Taj
Vivanta Holiday Village, Goa.
The International Day of Friendship was proclaimed by
the UN General Assembly with the idea of friendship
between peoples, countries, cultures and individuals can
inspire peace efforts and build bridges between commu-
nities. The Day is also intended to support the goals and
objectives of the Declaration and Programs of Action on
a Culture of Peace and the International Decade for a
Culture of Peace and Non-Violence for the Children of
the World.
InternationalDayofFriendshipCelebratedatGoa
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Aashna Foundation, a woman
oriented non-profit organization, felicitated
30 women with Government affiliated cer-
tificates in Delhi. This group was under a
two months efficient training period where
they were imparted a full-fledged beauti-
cian course by the trained beauticians,
under the Foundation’s ‘Learn and Earn
Programme’. The Chief Guest of the
event was Dr. Aruna Broota, India’s
renowned psychologist.
‘Learn and Earn Programme’ is an initia-
tive undertaken by the NGO to train
underprivileged women in the age group
of 18-35 years in non-traditional employ-
ment. Research proves that women in tra-
ditional areas usually work as household
assistants, farming workers, etc. and they
are usually insecure and underpaid and
lack most of the benefits of their alterna-
tives in official areas. However, this
Government affiliated Certificates given
by Aashna Foundation will assist them to
work for their own well-being. This occa-
sion was the NGO’s 2nd successful event
this year. After the completion of their first
batch, which comprised of around 15 girls,
this time there was an overwhelming
amount of applicants and, as many as
double the number of girls got enrolled for
the course, which was further divided into
two batches.
AashnaFoundationFelicitatesWomenafteranEfficaciousWorkshop
Delhi: Air Marshal B
Suresh AVSM VM
assumes charge as Air
O f f i c e r - i n - C h a r g e
Personnel (AOP) at Air
Headquarters today. A
graduate of the 'Rashtriya
Indian Military College',
Dehradun and 'National
Defence Academy'
Kharakvasla, the Air
Marshal was commis-
sioned as a fighter pilot in
the Indian Air Force on 13
Dec 1980.
He is a meritorious gradu-
ate of the 'Tactics and Air
Combat Development
Establishment' (TACDE), a
graduate of the 'Defence
Services Staff College'
Wellington and a post
graduate from Cranfield
University, Shrivenham
UK. He commanded No.2
Squadron – The Winged
Arrows – as a Wing
Commander, TACDE as a
Group Captain and a
strategic fighter base as an
Air Commodore. He is a
highly experienced fighter
pilot who has flown a vari-
ety of fighter aircraft and
helicopters.
He has held a number of
staff appointments that
include Joint Director and
Director (Air Staff
Inspection), Director
Operations (Joint
Planning), Directing Staff
(TACDE), Air Assistant to
Chief of Air Staff, Assistant
Chief of Air Staff
Operations (Air Defence)
and Senior Air Staff Officer,
Western Air Command.
AirMarshalBSureshAssumesAppointmentofAOP
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8. Happenings8 New Delhi, 1 - 7 August, 2016
Recently Neelam Saxena and Shaine Soni hosted a special show of the Bollywood Movie “MADAARI” at Odeon Cinemas Connaught Place. An
After Party was also hosted by Deepa Suri Mahendru at Brownies Defence Colony and Ashish Dhoundiyal at Sylvan Chef Vasant Kunj for all
their Guests. Many Socialites were seen enjoying the movie along with some delicious snacks to name a few were Varun Katyal, Ankit Nagpal,
Kanika Mahajan, Anil Katoch, Viresh Verma and many more.
Special Show of the Bollywood Movie MADAARI
Viresh Verma with a friendHarsh Singh with a friend
and Anil Munna Katoch
Kanika Mahajan, Ankit Nagpal, Sapna ...
h Singh, Viresh Verma, Varun Katyal
Sapna Tewari, Deepa, Shaine Soni
and Neelam Saxena
Premiere Ghostbusters
Recently Sam Singh and Mila Mazanova on behalf of DT Cinemas hosted a Premiere for the Hollywood Movie “Ghostbusters”. The Show was
powered by DT Cinemas, Sony Pictures, EMX World and The Junkyard Cafe Saket. An After Party was also hosted by the duo for all their guests
at the Junk Yard Cafe Saket. Many Socialites were seen enjoying the movie along with some delicious snacks to name a few were Meenakshi
Dutt, Umesh Dutt, Yulia Kuznetsova, Pavan Suri, Shilpa Raina and many more.
Host- Mila Mazanova and Sam SinghMeenakshi Dutt and Umesh DuttHeena Sachdeva
Raul Jain and Yulia Kuznetsova Shilpa Raina and Akshat Wahal
Harshit Dhingaun, Beetz Chhbra and Pavan Suri Anubha Dawar with a friend Sam Williams and Richa Sharma
Shanaya Rajput and Ankit Nagpal Arti Mehrotra and Bob Khurana
9. Entertainment9 New Delhi, 1 - 7 August, 2016
Vivek Sharma
New Delhi: A dancing and singing competition "Delhi
Dance Art 2" was organised by Om Dance Academy at
Yamuna Public School, Sonia Vihar. About 100 contest-
ants participated under senior, junior, solo and duet cat-
egories.The participants were mainly those who although
posses a lot of talent but have never received any plat-
form to show their talent. Director of Academy told that
there is a big section of the society which has dormant
skills and hence has not not been recognised yet and to
bring out hidden potentials of such people these events
are really necessary. With the vision of women empow-
erment, there was a special performance "Beti Bachao
Beti Padhao".
The judges also praised all the performances and said
as the performances were all excellent, despite they
were not professionals or trained and it was really difficult
and took a lot of time to make the decision.
Dance compitition of Om danceAcademy
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: It’s time for all
the kids to put their best
foot forward and make the
nation groove to their
moves! The much-awaited
kids’ dance reality show by
Sony Entertainment
Television, Super Dancer –
kick started its nationwide
hunt as the auditions now
reach Delhi on Saturday,
July 30. Held in the popular
Happy Model School,
Janakpuri, Block B 2, the
auditions will begin 9 AM
onwards. Super Dancer is
a distinctive platform that
will open the doors to aspi-
rants between the age
group of 4 and 13 to show-
case their dancing prowess
and carry the mantle of
‘Dance Ka Kal’. The 3
judges will be seen encour-
aging city kids from Delhi.
Shilpa Shetty, Geeta Kapur and Anurag
Basu will be seen judging the show
Mumbai: Jacqueline Fernandez may have got a lot of
praise for her dancing moves in songs like ” Jumme Ki
Raat” and “Chitiya Kalaiyan,” but the actress says
there was a time when she was “shouted at” for not
being good. Jacqueline says she worked hard to
improve herself as a dancer and got better with
time. When asked if she was always a good
dancer, the “Dishoom” star said, “No, my
God, never. I was screamed at, shouted
at and made fun of when I did my first
movie by certain choreographers I
can’t name. It was a very important
lesson because it basically kind of
woke me up.”
Post that the 30-year-old actress start-
ed training in dance so as to not hold back
a film. “It was then that I started training in
dance because I didn’t want to disappoint and
hold a movie back anyway with my ‘not upto
the mark’ dancing. I worked on that and I grew
on to love it. I wish I could honestly invest more time on
it on training because it is very therapeutic.”
Jacqueline will now be seen as a judge on the season
nine of dance reality show “Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa”.
Choreographersmadefunofmydancinginfirstfilm:Jacqueline
Director: Rohit Dhawan
Cast: John Abraham, Varun Dhawan, Jacqueline
Fernandez, Nargis Fakhri, Akshaye Khanna, Rahul Dev
and Saqib Saleem
Rating: 2.5 Stars (2.5 / 5)
Bookended with songs, and in the backdrop of an inves-
tigation, of a missing ace Indian cricketer – Viraj Sharma
(Saqib Saleem) who disappears 36 hours before the
finals, it is the bonding saga of the two investigative offi-
cers Kabir Shergil (John Abraham) and Junaid Ansari
(Varun Dhawan) who are investigating the case.
The script written by Tushar Hiranandani and Rohit
Dhawan has all the ingredients of a Hindi commercial
film which includes dramatic cast intros, inciting episodic
incidents with a patriotic tinge, mild complications, action
packed climax and a dud emotional denouement, all
sans logic.
Apart for this, the film is carelessly scripted with no eye
for detailing. Even if one has to keep ones’ brains behind,
its faultlines are jarring. Especially with Jacqueline’s
character. Nevertheless, the film delivers moments of
entertainment.
The dialogues have references to many English and
Hindi films, prominent among the few are; “Munnabhai
MBBS”, “Lagaan”, “3 Idiots” and “PK”. Humour is sup-
posed to be derived from these references.
Review:
‘Dishoom’
Mumbai: The peppy foot-
tapping wedding dance
number ‘Kala Chasma’
from the upcoming movie
‘Baar Baar Dekho’ has
joined the list of songs that
are trending these days,
as it has crossed 10 million
mark in just two days of its
release.
Karan Johar, who is pro-
ducing the movie, took to
his Twitter handle and
posted a still from the song
with words “Baar Baar
Dekho Kala Chasma
smashing all records 100
millions views in 2.5 days”
written on tweeter.
Sidharth-Katrina’s‘Kala
Chasma’swagcrosses10
mmarkintwodays
Mumbai: The poster of Bollywood actor Ajay Devgn’s mag-
num opus “Sons Of Sardaar” has been unveiled.
The 47-year-old actor said the movie is a tribute to the warriors
of Battle of Saragarhi.
My tribute to Warriors of Saragarhi: A tale of Rage, of Love, of
Bravery. #SonsOfSardaar,” Devgn posted.
AjayDevgnunveils‘SonsOfSardaar’poster
In Cinema
12 August
11. National/ Education11 New Delhi, 1 - 7 August, 2016
Nature Photography
Nature photography brings within its folds the various
photographs that are taken of birds, animals, plants, the
sea, landscapes, fall, mountains, etc.
Sports Photography
Sports photography is that branch of photography that
revolves around photographs taken of sport stars in their
live playing action.
Underwater Photography
A photograph that is taken under water with the aid of a
water-tight camera falls under the fascinating branch of
underwater photography.
Monuments Photography: This is yet another very
important branch of Photography called Monuments pho-
tography. The historical monuments like India Gate,
Qutub Minar, Taj Mahal, Char Minar, Forts, comes under
monuments photography category.
Major significance of photography in Media
The Light, angle, aperture, subject, object, close up, wide
shots, speed, shutter, clicking moments etc. are very
important parts to capture a good photograph. If you
have passion, patience, creativity above all the ability
to clicking the button on right moment than only a good
photograph can be taken. All these above mentioned
qualities make you an outstanding photographer. Single
photograph can reveal the whole story of any incident
that’s why photography has greater impact or signifi-
cance in the field of Media and it will remain forever.
Media without image is like.................
Pramesh Jain
KTK: Around 15 passengers had a nar-
row escape when a private bus driver in
an inebriated state lost control and
rammed the bus into a roadside tree
before turning turtle in HSR Layout.
Due to the impact a huge tree was uproot-
ed and the bus capsized in the middle of
the road, creating a traffic blockade near
the HSR Layout traffic police station.
The traffic police rushed to the spot and
with the help of army personnel and fire
force personnel rescued the injured and
shifted them to Sakra Hospital.
The bus was on its way to Tin Factory
from Banashankari. The driver, identified
as Kiran Kumar (22), was drunk and the
alcometer showed 220 ML reading, HSR
Layout Police told.
Passers-by and the traffic police got the
first aid kit from the police station and
administered first-aid to the injured before
shifting them to the hospital with the help
of motorists. All the passengers sustained
minor injuries and were out of danger.
Guddappa , Passenger who was travel-
ling in a bus told media persons, We
requested him to drive slowly. Later, when
the mishap occurred, we heard that the
driver was drunk.He was playing loud
music and kept changing songs. He was
also dancing while driving the bus. The
accident led to heavy traffic jam. The mili-
tary personnel rushed to the spot and
helped us he said .
The police later summoned a private
crane and with the help of people, army
personnel and the fire and emergency
service personnel removed the bus and
the uprooted tree within minutes.
The driver has been arrested for drunk
driving and also under various sections of
the Motor Vehicles Act and remanded to
judicial custody.
DrunkDriverRamsBusIntoATreeInHSRLayout
The Chief Guest Smt.
Sumitra Mahajan extended
her heartiest congratula-
tions to all the award recip-
ients and wished all of
them a most rewarding
journey ahead as they and
their colleagues continue
to bring the tourism indus-
try to greater heights
through your outstanding
service and excellence.
The selection of Awardees
is very perfect and all the
persons involved in
Tourism industry are the
Flag Bearers of our coun-
try. She said that in our
childhood, we had read
about Gulliver Travels and
Vasco De Gama to know
about new places of
Tourism. But now through
the spread of Tourism
industry, it has become
very easy. She expressed
her happiness that the
Rural Tourism has also
been accorded due impor-
tance in this Award cere-
mony and cited the exam-
ple of rich Rural tourism in
Konkan region.
Smt. Sumitra Mahajan
opined that the Tourists are
the Brand Ambassadors of
their respective countries
and Tourism is a mode of
improving the image of
their countries abroad. She
quoted the Prime Minster
Shri Narendra Modi
describing the African
nationals, who studied in
India, as the ‘Alumini of
India’. It is a unique ges-
ture. She also said that
Tourist Guides play a piv-
otal role in Tourism indus-
try as they play an impor-
tant role in promoting
tourism. She called for
positive news reporting
about our country so that
good image of our country
can be portrayed abroad.
She said that the continu-
ous strive for service excel-
lence is all the more impor-
tant as India’s Tourism
Sector is on an upward
growth track. She opined
that we should look to
tourism as a way of trans-
forming not just the econo-
my, but the lives of its peo-
ple, within and outside the
sector. The idea of trans-
formation goes so much
wider. It is about creating
opportunities, through
tourism, for each and every
individual of the destination
to play a direct role.
‘NationalTourismAwards......
The keynote speaker, Dr.
Bajrang Lal Gupta very lucid-
ly brought out the difference
between traditional Indian
economic thought and the
modern western economics.
Dr. N.K Garg, Founder
Chairman, MATES, said that
the reason for India’s prob-
lems is our blind reliance on
western thought and models.
He opined that the teachers
shouldn’t teach only the west-
ern concepts but also famil-
iarise the students with the
Indian thought, wisdom and
ancient cultural heritage to
the students.
This will enable the students
to understand the modern
management concepts in the
right perspective.
The programme was attend-
ed by the faculty of the man-
agement institute. They bene-
fited from the learning experi-
ence of a galaxy of well-
known scholars, thinkers and
academicians from various
strata of life. The experience
and research findings of
these scholars were of great
relevance for the faculty.
Mr. Vipin Gaur, General
Secretary, NAI, said that
Indian traditional learning can
be done through either
tantropachar which is a
mechanical rote learning,
mantropachar which empha-
sises self- upliftment, and
Vedic upchar which focuses
on self-discovery, self-learn-
ing, and self-evolution. He
made an interesting observa-
tion calling Narada as the first
Public Relation person of the
world and Sanjay from
Mahabharata as the first jour-
nalist. The other speakers
who graced the occasion
included Mr. Devashish
Mukherjee, Dr, Ravi Prakash
Aarya, Mr. Ramesh Bhatt and
Dr. Soumyajit Roy. In his
valedictory address, Prof.
M.K Bhat, Director MAIMS
expressed his appreciation
and complimented the organ-
izing team for conducting the
programme successfully. He
was very optimistic that the
faculty must have benefited
from this enlightening and
illuminating exposure.
Relevance of Indian’sAncient................
Mumbai: Coast Guard Regional Headquarters (West),
Mumbai has issued advisory regarding fishing boats,
barges and coastal craft to the coastal states of
Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Kerala and Union territo-
ry of Lakshadweep.
This is keeping in view of fishing-ban period coming to an
end today and vigour of Southwest monsoon season
leading to continuous bad weather at sea, an official
release said.
The Fisheries Authorities have been requested to com-
plete inspection/survey of the fishing boats prior they
venture into sea from August 1.
The focus areas of inspection includes boat colour-cod-
ing, seaworthiness, carrying life jackets/lifebuoys,
Distress Alert Transmission System (DATS), VHF com-
munication set, navigational lights, boat registration
papers, fishing permit, fishermen authorised list, biomet-
ric/identity cards.
In addition, fishermen should be cautious of prevalent
bad sea conditions, it added.
Coast Guard is also monitoring and issuing regular
weather advisories to all fishermen by authorities con-
cerned using radio & bulk SMS system, it said.
The fishermen have also been strictly advised not to
employ children below the age of 14 years for fishing, as
per GoI regulations.
CoastGuardissuesguidelinesforfishermensafety
Mumbai: The Director of
the Chikhalthana Airport
was arrested while taking a
bribe of Rs. 10,000, an offi-
cial.
According to a complaint,
Alok Varshney demanded
a bribe of Rs. 50,000 and
was caught by the Central
Bureau of Investigation
(CBI) while accepting the
first instalment.
After being interrogated for
over three hours, he was
taken to Pune for further
investigation. He has been
charged under the
Prevention of Corruption
Act. A company based in
Mumbai complained that
Varshney was seeking
bribe for permitting its
workers to carry out
ground handling opera-
tions of non-scheduled
flights at the airport. The
CBI also raided the Airport
Authority of India offices as
well as his residences in
Aurangabad in
Maharashtra and in
Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh.
Aurangabadairportchiefarrestedwhiletakingbribe
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gksxkA** mUgksaus dgk fd çR;sd eSp
egRoiw.kZ gS ysfdu mudk igyk y{;
DokVZj Qkbuy esa txg cukuk gSA
Jhts'k us dgk] ^^fuf'pr rkSj ij ge
;gka ind thrus ds fy;s vk;s gSaA
blds fy;s gesa eSp nj eSp vkxs c<+uk
gksxkA pkgs vk;jySaM gks ;k dukMk ;k
fQj ekStwnk vksyafid pkSafi;u teZuh
ge fdlh Hkh eSp dks gYds ls ugha ys
ldrs gSaA ge çR;sd eSp dks viuk
vkf[kjh eSp le>dj [ksysaxsA
Hkkjrh;efgykvkSjiq:"kgkWdhVhefj;ksigqaph
Hkkjr ds dbZ f[kykM+h gkykafd
fiNys dqN fnuksa ls vksyafid [ksy
xkao esa Bgjs gq, gSa ysfdu ;gka
mudk vkf/kdkfjd Lokxr nks vxLr
gksxkA Hkkjr dk vk/ks ls vf/kd ny
;gka igqap pqdk gSA iq:"k vkSj
efgyk gkdh Vhesa Hkh igqap x;hA
Hkkjrh; ny ds usrk jkds'k xqIrk us
dgk] ^^[ksy xkao dh lqfo/kkvksa dk
mi;ksx djds vPNk yx jgk gSA
fj;ks rd dh ;k=k dkQh yach gS
vkSj ;g egRoiw.kZ gS fd gekjs
f[kykM+h igys gh ;gka ds ekgkSy esa
?kqyfey tk,aA**
Hkkjrh; ny ds fy;s vkf/kdkfjd
Lokxr lekjksg nks vxLr dh 'kke
dks gksxkA lHkh Vheksa dks mudh
[kkl txg nh x;h gS vkSj mUgsa ogka
ds ckjs esa crk;k x;k gS ysfdu
muds vkf/kdkfjd Lokxr ds fy;s
lekjksg gksxkA xqIrk us dgk]
^^Lokxr lekjksg vkf/kdkfjd
dk;ZØe gS ftlesa Hkkjrh; frjaxk
Qgjk;k tk,xk vkSj jk"Vªxku
ctsxkA** rhjankth Vhe lcls igys
fj;ks igqaph FkhA blds eqDdsckt
vkSj fu'kkusckt ;gka igqapsA
vksyafidxkaoesanksvxLrdksgksxkHkkjrh;VhedkLokxr
uklhj fetkZ
fj;ks n ftusfj;ksA vksyafid ds fy;s x;h Hkkjrh; g‚dh Vheksa dks [ksy xkao esa
dqflZ;ksa vkSj Vhoh lsV dh dfe;ksa dk lkeuk djuk iM+k jgk gS vkSj eq[; dksp
jksysaV vksYVeSal us f'kdk;r dh gS fd f[kykfM+;ksa ds dejs iwjh rjg rS;kj ugha
gSaA Hkkjrh; ny ds ny çeq[k jkds'k xqIrk dks fy[ks i= esa vksYVeSal us iq:"k
vkSj efgyk nksuksa g‚dh Vheksa dks eqgS;k djk;s x;s dejksa ds ckjs esa f'kdk;r
dh fd ;s iwjh rjg ls rS;kj ugha gSaA Hkkjrh; g‚dh ds gkbZ ijQksjesal fun-
s'kd vksYVeSal us vius i= esa fy[kk] ^^fj;ks vksyafid ds dejs mfpr :i ls
rS;kj ugha gSaA** mUgksaus dgk] ^^vksyafid esa yacs le; rd 'kh"kZ Lrj dk çn'kZu
djus ds fy;s ,FkyhVksa dks vius dejksa esa Ng O;fä;ksa ds fy;s Bhd rjg dh
dqflZ;ka vkSj est pkfg, gksrh gSaA ij çR;sd dejs esa dsoy nks gh dqflZ;ka gh
gSaA** vksYVeSal us dgk] ^^iq:"k vkSj efgyk;sa] tks ukS dejksa dk bLrseky dj
jgs gSa] muds ikl 28 mfpr dqflZ;ksa dh deh gS vkSj lkr dejksa esa rks gesa
de ls de ,d est dh Hkh t:jr gSA LVkQ lnL;ksa ds dejksa esa ge dqN
est eaxokus esa lQy jgs gSaA** vksYVeSal us fy[kk] ^^vksyafid ds nkSjku ge
vius f[kykfM+;ksa dks Vhoh ij gekjs VwukZesaV dk ykbo çlkj.k fn[kkuk pkgsaxsA
blls f[kykfM+;ksa dks bu çfr}a}h Vheksa ds f[kykQ vkxkeh eSpksa ds fy;s rS;kj
gksus esa enn feysxhA**
,d vU; i= esa vksYVeSal us ny çeq[k ls gkdh Vheksa ds fy;s Vhoh lsV [kjh-
nus dh vuqefr ekaxh gSA mUgksaus dgk] ^^vius dejs dk Vhoh gekjh Vhe dks
eqgS;k djkus ds fy;s 'kqfØ;kA eSaus dqN vkSj Vhoh lsV fdjk;s ij ysus dh dks-
f'k'k dh ysfdu nqHkkZX; ls [ksy xkao esa ;s lkjs fcd pqds gSaA** vksYVeSal us
fy[kk] ^^eSa rhu Vhoh lsV [kjhnus dh vuqefr ysuk pkgwaxk rkfd LVkQ lnL;ksa
ds nksuksa dejksa esa Vhoh yx ldsA de ls de iq:"k vkSj efgyk Vheksa ds LVkQ
lnL;ksa ds dejksa esa] rkfd os gkdh Li/kkZ ns[k ldsaA** mUgksaus fy[kk] ^^eSaus dqN
dqflZ;ka Hkh fdjk;s ij ysus dh dksf'k'k dh ysfdu [ksy xkao esa vHkh dqflZ;ka
miyC/k ugha gSaA gesa lHkh f[kykfM+;ksa ds fy;s lgh QuhZpj dh t:jr gksxhA
vksyafid[ksyxkaoesalqfo/kkvksadhdeh%jksysaVvksYVeSal