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New Delhi: In yet another
difficult and challenging
operation, Indian Naval
Ship Tarkash evacuated
464 personnel of different
nationalities from the war
torn city of Aden, Yemen.
Body of Late Shri Manjeet
Singh, who succumbed to
injuries sustained during
bombing in Aden city was
embarked onboard INS
Tarkash for passage to
Djibouti. He was a resident
of Hamirpur, Himachal
Pradesh. 46 Indians
nationals and 422 persons
hailing from 14 countries
were evacuated in this trip
from the port city of Aden
and disembarked at
Djibouti. The personnel
evacuated were observed
to be in a state of shock
and were greatly relieved
to be onboard an Indian
Naval Ship safely.
Amongst the evacuees
there were four pregnant
women, one patient each
suffering from cancer and
renal failure and two mal-
nourished children were
provided succor and med-
ical aid by INS Tarkash. It
was learnt from the evac-
uees that the city Aden
continues to remain under
siege by the Houthis and
the situation there was
grim with continuous
shelling and firing taking
place. Despite the difficult
conditions, embarkation
continued to be undertak-
en by INS Tarkash. Gun/
shots, shelling and firing in
port area and on the jetty
were reported by crew of
INS Tarkash.
Earlier, INS Sumitra had
safely evacuated 349 per-
sonnel including some for-
eign nationals from the
Port Al Hodeidah. Sumitra
was received in Djibouti
harbour by Indian
Ambassador to Ethopia
and Bangladeshi
Ambassador to Kuwait. All
evacuees were safely dis-
embarked at Djibouti for
further passage to India by
Indian Air Force Aircraft
and civil flights.
Till now Indian Naval Ships
Mumbai, Tarkash and
Sumitra deployed in Gulf of
Aden have evacuated
2671 persons including
964 foreign nationals from
30 countries. Evacuation
operations as part of Op
Rahat continues to be pro-
gressed by the Indian Navy
Ship deployed off the coast
of Yemen.
EvacuationOperationsfromYEMEN-‘OPERATIONRAAHAT’
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Union Minister for Science &
Technology and Earth Sciences Dr. Harsh
Vardhan, has said that India has the poten-
tial of becoming the world’s largest suppli-
er of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAP)
given her rich tradition in this field. He said
rapid strides are now underway in research
and development of credible products.
While on a visit to the Central Institute of
Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (CIMAP) in
Purara (Uttarakhand) last evening, Dr
Harsh Vardhan emphasized the need to
promote agri-entrepreneurship in medici-
nal and aromatic plant cultivation because
the demand for these herbs, roots, leaves,
etc. is growing globally.
“India is already a big player in the interna-
tional market for medicinal and aromatic
plants. The government is giving techno-
logical support through enhanced R&D.
The future is very bright,” he said.
The Minister said that the growing global
popularity of alternative and traditional
medicine, backed up by a surge in the
number of practitioners, has created a
huge market for the MAP sector. The
domestic AYUSH market is estimated to
have volumes of Rs 500 crore and exports
are in the region of Rs 200 crore.
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Mahendra Singh
We have visited the port of Aden several
times which has good market place and
restaurants along the water front where
you could sit in the evenings and enjoy
drinks and excellent food. The city used
to remain peaceful and we returned to the
ship around midnight with no danger of
terrorism or mugging etc. Beautiful girls
too visit the place as one can easily strike
up a conversation with them. As we head
towards the Red sea, there is a port
named Hodaidah. Several container
ships are anchored there. You can taste
some good “sherbets” near the jetty
stalls. Now, sadly we read about its pres-
ident having left for Saudi Arabia on
account of some disputes.
Islamic states are presently undergoing
too much turmoil which has become a
huge cause of concern. They can surely
enjoy better lives and enhance trade and
commerce. I always purchase excellent
quality biscuits and pure saffron from Iran
which is a developing nation. This nation
could have achieved more progress but
we do not know what they really want, a
bomb, and if so, for what purpose?
Iranian women are very beautiful and
healthy with glowing complexion; they are
very capable too but unfortunately not
making good use of their potential which
is really disappointing. I always took a
long walk on the jetty at Bandar Imam
Khomeini. Good canteen and duty free
shops are located in between.
Maryam Siddiqui a 12-year old Muslim
girl has won the Gita Champions League
contest for explaining the teachings of the
scripture in the best possible manner
which is praiseworthy. Maryam said that
she has always been intensely curious
about religions. Now, compare this with
Union Minister Giriraj Singh who is preoc-
cupied with colour of women’s skin
instead of doing sincere work in the min-
istry. Union Education Minister Smriti
Irani is more careful about who is watch-
ing her. It is true that her privacy must be
respected and there should be no delib-
erate recording with malafide intentions.
She is really smart and knows how to
remain in the news. I like her but Giriraj
Singh totally lacks “class”. When I last
sailed through the Gulf of Aden, I noticed
that piracy had reduced there. We were
accompanied by armed guards. When we
first sailed through this area, the maxi-
mum sea temperature; used to be 30
degree Celsius but now it remains 33
degree. But what a homely port Aden
used to be.
Aden a magnificent seaport city India observed the National Maritime Day. On this day in
1919 navigation history was created when SS Loyalty,
the first ship of the Scindia Steam Navigation Company,
journeyed to the United Kingdom. The National Maritime
Day was first celebrated on 5th April, 1964. Over the
years, we have made reasonably good progress in mar-
itime shipping and have acquired proficiency in the trade.
Thus we can legitimately feel proud of our achievements.
Our National carrier, the Shipping Corporation of India
has done a laudable job but it needs to do more because
after the loss of M.V. Chidambaram, we do not have any
big passenger ship under the Indian flag which is a major
cause of concern.
India has not developed sufficient facilities (floating dry
docks) to repair ships outside the nation. For achieving
this objective, the government should seek the assis-
tance of foreign countries, if required. Let this task also
become a part of the Make in India programme which will
give a boost to manufacturing activities in the country.
India has about 7516 kilometres of coastline serviced by
a total of 182 ports, 12 of them under a special status as
Major Ports being under the purview of the Central
Government. Seventy other ports termed as minor ones
come under the jurisdiction of the respective State
Governments. Ennore in Tamil Nadu has been declared
as the 12th Major Port.
A lot of development has taken place in the activities per-
taining to the manufacturing engines, pumps, compres-
sors and many other ship board equipment, big and
small, as witnessed in a recent exhibition at Goregaon
and for which we deserve credit.
National Maritime Day
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Ronnie
Screwvala’s entrepreneur-
ial journey is filled with inno-
vation and disruption, and
he has done the same for
his debut book – Dream
With Your Eyes Open.
Founder of one of India’s
largest media & entertain-
ment conglomerates,
Ronnie launched his book
with a Koffee Session with
Karan Johar in an event
held at the capital today.
“Ronnie’s journey is an
inspiration, to say the least.
His innate ability to merge
creativity with commerce is
remarkable. I am sure his
book will ignite this nation’s
spirit and urge people to
dream and give them the
confidence of making their
dreams come true. I am
delighted to have been a
part of his journey and
thrilled to be doing my
Koffee Session with him
today for his book’s launch!”
said Karan Johar.
The book is already getting
rave reviews and congratu-
latory messages are pour-
ing in from all corners.
Hon’able Prime Minister,
Shri Narendra Modi has
also sent in his encourage-
ment to Ronnie and said, “I
hope the book will encour-
age the youth of India to
pursue their dreams, and in
doing so, devote their ener-
gies to find innovative ways
to build better lives for mil-
lions of Indians”.
Speaking at the launch,
Ronnie Screwvala said, “ I
wanted to write a book on
entrepreneurship as I
believe in its unbridled
power. It is the growing spir-
it of entrepreneurship and
leadership in India, coupled
with the new wave of opti-
mism, passion, aspiration
and ambition that inspired
me to contribute in my small
way and write this book. In
this book, I have shared by
successes and failures and
have detailed out my vast
experiences in an effort to
inspire this generation to
dream, and dream big.”
Supporting the book and
Ronnie’s attempt to cham-
pion the cause of entrepre-
neurship in the country, are
messages from some of the
most sought after entrepre-
neurial stalwarts of our
times.
“Businesses need to go
beyond the interests of their
companies to the communi-
ties they serve. I hope this
book will inspire many to
believe and question how
they impact others as they
grow their companies, says
Ratan Tata.
Koffee with the inimitable Karan Johar &
the maven entrepreneur Ronnie Screwvala
Vaidehi Taman
Nowadays, it is very easy
to abuse media. Media is
also referred with numer-
ous adjectives. Its credi-
bility is declining. I’m not
blaming anyone, neither
media nor people of this
country. The journalist
abides accountability
before the society in gen-
eral, before the law and
before the professional
connotation. The social
responsibility of the jour-
nalist requires that he
acts in accordance with
his personal ethical stan-
dards. Journalists’ main
goal is to guarantee the
right of citizen and show
truth, important informa-
tion, which allows them to
form adequate impression
about social processes,
their essence and impor-
tance, about the situation
in today’s world.
Even the readers, citizen
of this country, need to
introspect about the dou-
ble standards that they
carry. Everyone wants
journalist to be honest
and unbiased.
The question is that, do
we really respect neutral
reporters, newspapers
and broadcasters? I
bared the pain of being an
unbiased journalist. We
are attacked from all
sides. If you will not take
one particular stand, no
one stands by them. This
happens with me; I criti-
cize and praise every
political party for their
good and bad decisions.
Whenever, I write some-
thing against Congress,
I’m labelled as BJP sup-
porter, if I write something
against Modi’s decision
then I am branded as
Congress paid media or
AAP supporter. We don’t
really like neutral journal-
ists, because they don’t
always write what we
expect. They speak their
mind as and being unbi-
ased write harsh and their
content is not easy to
digest. Press freedom is
one of the major guaran-
tees of the freedom of
speech, an obligatory ele-
ment for ensuring other
civil rights and freedoms.
The freedom of the press
involves the possibility to
freely discuss and criti-
cise the activities of the
authorities, civil and pri-
vate structures.
Journalists contribute to
the realization of the right
to express unpopular
opinions or agree with the
point of view expressed
by the majority.
Proud to be only parallel media
5. Vinod
New Delhi: A lllustrative
Storybook on Dr. Kiran
Bedi'S Life - KIRAN BEDI
MAKING OF THE TOP
COP released by Head
Boys, Head Girls , Student
from various school, their
Principals,Teacher and
Parents.
The release was preceded
by an open panel discus-
sion organized by IIT Delhi
Alumni Association, India
Vision Foundation and
Diamond Books on the
important subject: ‘’Early
Leadership and the role
of family and school in
its development’’.
unconventional by all stan-
dards, as it has been trans-
lated in 12 major Indian
languages namely, Hindi,
Panjabi, Urdu, Tamil,
Kannada, Oriya, Bengali,
English, Marathi, Gujarati,
Telugu and Malayalam .
The first in the series, this
book has been written by
Kiran's sisters, Dr Reeta
Peshawaria and Anu
Peshawaria, edited by Dr
Amrita Bahl, depicting pic-
torially the story of Dr.
Bedi's early life in Amritsar,
her education, tennis and
her days in the police
academy.
The primary purpose of
this event was identify
leadership qualities that
children can develop at a
young age and the support
a child needs to reach
his/her true potential.
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Delhi/NCR: “A time has come when you
have to prove to the World the sincere
efforts of the faculty members, hard work
of the students and large and broad
involvement of AAFT in preparing your
carrier” motivated Sandeep Marwah
President of Marwah Studios on the con-
vocation of 86th Batch of trainees at
Noida Film City.
“A hard core theory and massive practical
blended with workshops, seminars, inter-
actions, industry face, festivals, sports,
film events makes film and TV courses at
AAFT a complete one package” said
Prof. Kalyan Sarkar Dean AAFT.
The complete faculty including Satish
Anand, Arun Anand, Adil Rana, Yudhveer
Dhaiya, V.S.Kannan, Prabhat Shukla,
Rajinder Gandhi, Dr. Vijay Kapoor and
many others were present there. The
passing out 86th batch has 16 post
Graduate Diploma Holders and 56 stu-
dents from short-term courses. ICMEI-
International Chamber of Media And
Entertainment Industry supported the
event.
Convocation of 86th Batch ofTrainees atAAFTHeld “Five World Records in Media and now President of
ICMEI-International Chamber of Media And
Entertainment Industry Sandeep Marwah has brought
many laurels to India. He is an asset to Indian Media
Industry”, citation read by Alka Agarwal Director Studies
of Mewar University on the annual cultural day of Mewar
Institute at Ghaziabad.
The memento was handed over to Sandeep Marwah by
the chancellor and chairperson of Mewar University Dr.
Ashok Kumar Gadiya in a large function. ”Sandeep
Marwah’s contribution is large, he definitely deserves
more than this” added Ashok Kumar Gadiya.
“I am indebted to Ashok Gadiya for honoring me today. I
assure you all that I will give my best to media & enter-
tainment industry,” said Marwah politely. Several impor-
tant educationists attended a full day cultural program,
and where hundreds of students participated from
numerous different colleges.
SandeepMarwahHonoredatMewarUniversity
Noida Film City: “Asian Academy of Arts has been
promoting writing in a big way. We support new and
old writers and publishers even we have to go out
of way” said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah
Studios while releasing the new book of Anjali
Kriplani-Written In The Stars at Noida Film City.
“I have been writing earlier blogs from there I real-
ized that I can write more. Writing is an art but you
have to polish it only by writing more” answered
Anjali in a jam-packed hall of young enthusiastic
filmmakers and media students.
“The writing style of Anjali is very simple, she has
expressed her strong ideas in a very simple day to
day English “added Bharat Guba of Shoobh
Cultural society.
Anjali Kriplani has been an anchor on TV, a radio
jockey, a PR person and written earlier a book
under the tittle- Never Say Never. Later Marwah
presented life membership of International Film
And Television Club of AAFT to Anjali. ICMEI-
International Chamber of Media And Entertainment
Industry supported the event.
Anjali’s ‘Written In The Stars’
Released by Sandeep Marwah
Making of The Top Cop book Released by Dr. Kiran Bedi
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8. Sumit Agarwal
Kolkata: 30 teams from
noted undergraduate col-
leges of Kolkata battle it
out at Rotary Sadan for
the IBS Kolkata Quiz 2015
winners' trophy.
Scintillating questions by
Dhruv Mookerjea kept an
audience of more than
200 enthralled for 4 hours.
“ When Nehru gave his
Tryst With Destiny speech
at Red Fort on 15th
August 1947 , four impor-
tant persons who played a
role in the Independence
movement were missing.
A had just been sworn in
as Governor General, B
and C were watching a
movie starring Bob Hope,
and D was in Bin Kolkata
Identify ABCD.”
While the majority of the
teams got the identities of
B,C and D right, Lord and
Lady Mountbatten and
Mahatma Gandhi respec-
tively, all teams guessed
A to be C
Rajagopalachary. All were
wrong. The right answer
came from an IBS faculty.
A was in fact Muhammad
Ali Jinnah, the Governor
General of Pakistan.
This and many more of
such questions tested the
intellect of the 6 teams
who went to the Finals.
On the last question of
the Quiz, four teams,
Presidency University,
Calcutta Medical
College, RCC Institute of
Information Technology
and Heritage Institute of
Technology were tied for
the first position.
Subsequent tie breakers
saw RCC walk away with
the Winners Trophy and
Rs 25000 , CMC in sec-
ond position with a cash
prize of Rs15000 , and
Presidency University in
third with a prize of Rs
10000. Heritage and the
two other finalists,
Jadavpur University and
IIEST Shibpur were
awarded gift packets
from ITC.
There were questions
galore for the audience ,(
the female voice for
Basanta eshe gache, the
number of alumni of IBS
Kolkata, the name of the
IBS Kolkata admission
test) giving everybody a
crack at winning the vari-
ous goodies on display.
As Dr Ajay Pathak,
Director IBS Business
School said in his wel-
coming speech, "the quiz
was meant to showcase
the IBS Business School
approach to learning,
serious learning with a fun
element, making the
whole experience enjoy-
able."
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Patna/ New Delhi: More
than 300 satyagrahis have
been taken into custody
with brutality by the Bihar
Police, when they were
holding a peaceful satya-
grah in front of the Bihar
Vidhan Mandal in Patna
today. Under the banner of
Bihar Nav-Nirman
Abhiyan, nine people’s
movements and organisa-
tions, namely Kosi Nav-
Nirman Manch, Jan Mukti
Sangharsh Vahini,
Parchadhari Sangharsh
Vahini, Lok Sangharsh
Samiti, Dalit Shakti
Sangathan, Samajwadi
Jan Parishad, Parivartan
jan andolan, Lok
Sangharsh Morchaand
Mazdoor Kisan Samiti,
came together to demand
people’s right over land
and livelihoods. The spe-
cific demands included:
1. Ensure Forest rights of 1
lakh people who have
been denied so far
2. Ensure land rights of
those who possess parcha
3.Guarantee rehabilitation
and resettlement of 3 lakh
people affected by Kosi
floods
4. Provide equal land rights
to women in the total
amount of land for distribu-
tion
5.Ensure land rights of
those who are affected by
floods and river erosion
6.Give individual parcha to
every homeless family
The satyagrah and arrests
in Patna is yet another
reminder that the move-
ment for land rights is
intensifying in every state,
district, village and basti of
this country.
Despite the State’s apathy,
use of brute force or the
draconian land acquisition
ordinance to facilitate cor-
porate loot of our
resources, the assertion of
right over land and
resources will only gain
strength. While the Bihar
government is taking a
welcome step to oppose
land ordinance, they still
have the responsibility and
the use of force against
peacefully protesting
Satyagrahis shows their
commitment to land rights.
We demand immediate
release of all satyagrahis
and urge the government
and state authorities to
accept their just and fair
demands.
Satyagrahis arrested for demanding
land and livelihood rights in Patna
IBS College Quiz 2015
A had just been sworn in as Governor General, B and
C were watching a movie starring Bob Hope, and D was
in Bin Kolkata. Identify ABCD
While the majority of the teams got the identities of B,C
and D right, Lord and Lady Mountbatten and Mahatma
Gandhi respectively, all teams guessed A to be C
Rajagopalachary. All were wrong
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9. Visit Orlando, the desti-
nation’s official tourism
association announced
that more than 62 million
people visited Orlando in
2014. The announcement
marks a new all-time
record for the U.S. travel
industry, solidifying
Orlando’s position as the
most visited destination
in the nation. Visitation
grew five percent from
2013 as visitors from
around the world came to
experience all that is new
across the ever-expand-
ing destination.
“This historic milestone is
the latest testament to
Orlando’s leadership in
tourism,” said Visit
Orlando President and
CEO George Aguel. “It’s
a tribute to the steadfast
commitment and contin-
ued investment by our
tourism community, the
special brand of service
that greets our visitors
and the global marketing
and sales efforts of our
Visit Orlando team and
member companies.”
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Autism Carnival: Celebrate Autism
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Disorders of
the brain or mind are less
understood in Indian socie-
ty and often paid inappro-
priate attention. Many
times these concerns are
brushed under the carpet
and superficially tagged as
a thought in futility. Autism
Spectrum Disorder (also
referred to as Autism) is
one such disorders that
still awaits its share of due
attention from our society.
Autism and Autism
Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
are both general terms for
a group of complex disor-
ders of brain development.
These disorders are often
characterized by difficulties
in social interaction, verbal
as well as non-verbal com-
munication and repetitive
behaviors usually in vary-
ing degrees. Dr. Deepak
Gupta, Child & Adolescent
Psychiatrist & founder of
Centre for Child and
Adolescent Well (CCAW)
says, "Every child with
ASD is unique in his or her
own way, an attitude that
our society has to under-
stand, acknowledge and
appreciate."
In developing nations like
India, it is difficult to even
find medical & other tests
for diagnosis, let alone
having accessible informa-
tion on the problem.
Photo: Binod Takiawala
Binod Kumar Singh
New Delhi: Union Minister
of State for Culture, Tourism
(Independent Charge) and
Civil Aviation, Dr Mahesh
Sharma, launched ‘Visit
Kerala’ 2015-16, a high
voltage all-year tourism
campaign that promises to
present travellers to ‘God’s
Own Country’ a lifetime
experience of the state’s
natural beauty, cultural
splendour, culinary tradi-
tions and famed hospitality.
“Kerala needs to be pro-
moted across the world,”
said Dr Sharma, who prom-
ised central assistance to
the state to raise the profile
of the state as a top tourist
destination in the world.
Describing “cleanliness,
security and hospitality” as
the three major ingredients
of a successful tourism
model, Dr. Sharma said the
country needs to propagate
its culture and heritage
around the world through
tourism.
The minister, in his inaugu-
ral address, made a strong
case for women empower-
ment through their partici-
pation in the growth of
tourism, saying a major
share of women personnel
in the tourism industry.
Campaign ‘Visit Kerala Launche by Union
Tourism Minister Dr. Mahesh Sharma
ThereisbigcontributionofSaifiSamajinthe
BettermentofCountry:JitenderTomer
New Delhi. All India Saifi
Council Celebrated 41st
Saifi Day and this function
was presided by Master
Sher Mohammad. The Low
Minister Mr. Jitender Tomer
gave his valuable time on
this occasion. He started
his words with Assurance
and said that in the coming
corporation election the saifi
samaj will get chance to
represent them. He said
that they knew about the
contribution of Saifi Samaj
in Delhi Assembly Election.
Binod Kumar Singh
New Delhi: Lakshyam cel-
ebrated its Annual Day at its
Remedial Education Centre
at JJ Basti, Vasant Kunj,
New Delhi, with much
pomp and show.
Established in 2004,
Lakshyam is a social enter-
prise that uplifts children and women of at- risk communi-
ties through education & employment. Currently functional
in 11 states of India with 13 centers, Lakshyam’s 'Butterfly:
Child Welfare & Education' program offers holistic educa-
tion to children, 'Lakshyam Toy Library' is a need-based
approach and 'Rooh: Awakening Women’s Soul' is
designed to empower women via awareness, initiation and
The celebrations kick started with a welcome note where
teachers of the School shared Lakshyam's journey, current
projects and success stories with great enthusiasm.
Several Indian and Western dance performances by chil-
dren of varied age groups entertained with their vigour and
raised the spirits of the audience that cheered on.
Annual Day Celebrations of Lakshyam
Photo: Binod Takiawala
Orlandobecomesfirstdestinationtosurpass60millionvisitors
Photo: Binod Kumar Singh
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the Lahore High Court has ordered
Pakistan government to immediately
release 2008 Mumbai terror attacks mas-
termind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi.
The Lahore High Court suspended
Lakhvi’s detention under Maintenance of
Public Order after the government failed
to produce satisfactory sensitive records
of the former Let operations commander.
The release order was issued by Justice
Muhammad Anwarul Haq of the Lahore
High Court two days after he had directed
the Punjab government to prepare a
record of “secret documents and activi-
ties of Lakhvi” and submit.
However, the record presented to the
court was unsatisfactory, and hence not
accepted.
“The law officer had submitted important
information about Lakhvi, but the court
did not accept this and declared the evi-
dence unsatisfactory,” said an official of
LHC.
The judge has ordered Lakhvi to submit
two surety bonds worth Rs 1 million each
for his release.
Earlier, Lakhvi had filed a petition in the
Lahore High court challenging his deten-
tion.
Lakhvi’s counsel had argued that the for-
mer LeT commander can’t be held in
detention beyond 90 days without pre-
senting him before the LHC review board.
“A provincial review board (comprising
judges of the high court) should be con-
stituted to take up this matter,” Lakhvi’s
counsel Raja Rizwan Abbasi said.
Pakistan court orders ‘immediate’ release of
26/11 mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi
After convicting Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on all 30 counts in
2013 Boston marathon bombing case, the 12-member
jury in Massachusetts will now decide whether the 21-
year-old bomber would be awarded death penalty or he
would spend the rest of his life in jail.
The jury will now start hearing evidence to decide
Dzhokar’s fate, who reportedly fidgeted and stood with
his hands folded and gaze fixed down as the charges
were being read.
Reacting to the verdict, Dzhokar’s mother Zubeidat
Tsarnaeva, in a note sent to a family friend, reiterated
that her son was innocent while America was “the terror-
ist”, reported the Vocativ.
Vocativ also found the bomber’s mother’s note posted
on a Russian social networking site. The note written in
Russian translated to, “I will never forget it. May god
bless those who helped my son. The terrorists are the
Americans and everyone knows it. My son is the best of
the best”. Dzhokhar along with his brother Tamerlan
Tsarnaev staged the deadly pressure cooker bomb
attack at Boston marathon on April 15, 2013 that left 3
people dead and over 260 injured out of which over a
dozen lost limbs. Also police officer Sean Collier was
killed later in the shootout as both the brothers attempt-
ed to flee. Dzhokhar has been found guilty on all 30
counts, 17 of which carry death penalty.
Boston marathon bomber’s mother says
‘Americans are terrorists, my son is the best’
Amnesty International has
claimed that it has evi-
dence proving torture in
captivity and execution-
style killings of four
Ukrainian troops at the
hands of pro-Russian
armed groups.
Branding the atrocious acts
perpetrated by the pro-
Russian group as “war
crimes”, rights group
Amnesty International has
called for a thorough inves-
tigation. “The new evi-
dence of these summary
killings confirms what we
have suspected for a long
time. The question now is:
what are the separatist
leaders going to do about
it?” said Denis Krivosheev,
Europe and Central Asia
Deputy Director at Amnesty
International.
“The torture, ill-treatment
and killing of captured, sur-
rendered or wounded sol-
diers are war crimes.
These claims must be
promptly, thoroughly and
impartially investigated,
and the perpetrators prose-
cuted in fair trials by recog-
nized authorities,” added
Krivosheev. Amnesty men-
tions the video of one
Ukrainian soldier Ihor
Branovytsky, in which he is
seen being interrogated in
captivity. Also seen are
signs that say that he was
hit on face. Amnesty says
that he remained in captivi-
ty till he was killed.
Amnesty accuses pro-Russian rebels of sum-
marily killing captured Ukrainian soldiers
Journalist Vinod
India has ended its mas-
sive evacuation efforts in
Yemen, pulling out 5,600
people, including 4,640
Indians and 960 nationals
from 41 countries, includ-
ing the US, France, Italy,
Canada and UK from the
strife-torn Yemen and
emerged as the hero at
the global level the gov-
ernment said.
It has also evacuated the
nationals of its neigh-
bours Bangladesh,
Maldives, Nepal and Sri
Lanka. While Pakistan
had not sought help for
the evacuation of its
nationals, India during the
operation also rescued
Pakistani nationals.
Earlier the External
Affairs Ministry
spokesperson Syed
Akbaruddin tweeted that
India concluded its evac-
uation efforts in Sana’a
by airlifting over 630 peo-
ple by three special Air
India flights from the
Yemeni capital.
Mr. Akbaruddin said the
security situation in
Yemen has deteriorated
further with a bomb blast
at Aden port. “India com-
pletes its air evacuations
from Sana’a”.
“The total no. of Indians
evacuated from Sana’a
by air has crossed 2,900
by 18 special flights since
the beginning of the air
operations,” he tweeted.
“Indian naval vessels
have also evacuated over
1,670 Indians from Aden,
Al Hudaydah and Al
Mukalla ports in Yemen
since 31 March,” he
wrote.
“Indian Naval Ship INS
Sumitra evacuated 349
persons, including 46
Indians and 303 foreign
nationals from Al
Hudaydah port on April
9,” he said.
Security situation in Yemen has deteriorated
11. New Delhi: One serious,
but often overlooked,
flaw of science educa-
tion in India is the state
of syllabi — nobody
seems to have talked
about it. Simply put, we
have to teach our stu-
dents nationally impor-
tant elements of sci-
ence, as well as the his-
tory of Indian science.
Consider existing syllabi
of microbiology or infec-
tious/communicable dis-
eases across Indian uni-
versities; diseases that
are endemic to the
Indian subcontinent are
not included, while that
of US and Europe are
included — which is of
little practical signifi-
cance to Indian stu-
dents.
What is the point of
teaching diseases like
Rocky Mountain spotted
fever, Chagas disease or
“human African sleeping
sickness”, which are not
reported from India?
While malaria, rabies
and dengue can be
occasionally spotted in
syllabi of some universi-
ties, most of the com-
mon endemic diseases
prevalent in the Indian
subcontinent, including
Ascariasis, Trichuriasis,
S t r o n g y l o i d i a s i s ,
Toxocariasis, Lymphatic
filariasis, Trachoma,
Visceral leishmaniasis,
Japanese encephalitis,
C h i k u n g u n y a ,
Leptospirosis, and
Amebiasis are altogeth-
er missing in syllabi of
most of the universities,
including that of the
medical colleges.
This would mean stu-
dents passing out of
those courses are utterly
ignorant of the local
problems pertinent to
them — an issue of
great significance in the
country’s didactic policy.
These exact diseases
are globally known as
neglected tropical dis-
eases — neglected by
the West for the obvious
reason that these dis-
eases are not found
there. But is it not ironi-
cal that these are even
neglected in their home.
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Bangalore: High Court has asked
the CID and the state government
how the messages exchanged
between DK Ravi and a woman
batchmate before the former's
death got 'leaked' to the media.
The high Court on Monday asked
the CID and the state government
how the messages exchanged
between IAS officer DK Ravi and
a woman batchmate before the
former's death got 'leaked' to the
media Justice S Abdul Nazeer
said: "The mobile phone and the
documents are in your custody
and also kept in a sealed cover.
You are the custodian of all mate-
rial. Recently, I saw those mes-
sages being shown word to word
on a Kannada channel... I have
seen them when you presented it
to the court. How did they (media)
get those which are in your cus-
tody and have been kept in a
sealed cover? Who leaked that?"
He asked the question immedi-
ately when the court took up fur-
ther hearing of a petition filed by
Sudhir Reddy, husband of the
woman IAS officer, seeking pro-
tection of the right to privacy for
himself and his family.
the final hearing and judgement
for the plea filed by women IAS
officer DK Ravi's batchmate hus-
band.
The Karnataka High Court today
disposed of a petition seeking
restrictions on publication of any
interim report or making any public
statement pertaining to investiga-
tion being conducted by CID into
the mysterious death of an upright
IAS officer.
The petition was filed by Sudhir
Reddy, husband of a woman IAS
officer, a batchmate of 35-year old
D K Ravi who was found hanging
from a fan at his apartment here
on March 16, with police calling it
prima facie a case of suicide.
Disposing of the plea, Justice
Abdul Nazeer noted that the state
government had given in writing
that it would not make any state-
ment in relation to the investiga-
tion as the case has been handed
over to CBI for inquiry, thus los-
ing its jurisdiction.
The judge also directed the High
Court Registry to hand over the
sealed investigation material to
CBI. “This court directs the reg-
istry to hand over the sealed
material to CBI, not unseal it. Let
me be clear,” he added.
Facing public outcry over the
death of Ravi under mysterious
circumstances, government had
handed over the case to CBI after
claims that he did not commit sui-
cide.
The High Court had on March 24
directed Reddy to file objections
to the government’s plea.
The government had filed objec-
tions to the petition filed by
Reddy, seeking restrictions on
publication of any interim report
or making any public statement
pertaining to investigation being
conducted by the government
through CID. The government
had sought vacation of restraint
on publishing or making public the
interim report pertaining to the
investigation carried out by CID
into the death of Ravi.
Young crusader honest IAS officer mysteri-
ous death case:High Court disposes of plea
New Delhi: As government and
different stakeholders have been
trying to device ways to save
rivers in the city from getting pol-
luted, Indian Institute of
Technology (IIT) Delhi scholars
have come up with a technology
that can easily absorb toxic ele-
ments and allow only treated water
to get discharged into the river.
Unlike the present available tech-
nology, this material uses cheap
nano materials that are readily
available. Using starch and other
chemicals, the material can be
either coated in the pipes of the
factories that release effluents or
can be placed it as a gauge at the
pipe's openings.
"Starch as you know is very cheap
and very small amount of it is used
to make this material. As per the
experiment we have done this
material absorb 95% of the toxic
metals, which will help a lot in sav-
ing the aquatic life," said Arabinda
Baruah, research scholar from
Department of Chemistry IIT-D.
According to the research schol-
ars, this would be a very useful in
polymer, textile and the leather
factories.
This project will be displayed dur-
ing the IIT-Open House-- an annu-
al event of the institute which
showcases innovative project on
April 18.
While one project looks at clean-
ing the rivers, the other project
called "immuno magnetic cell cap-
ture" will help in the healthcare
sector, making diagnosis of
typhoid faster and cheaper.
At present it takes 72 hours to
determine whether a person is suf-
fering from typhoid, this device
developed at IIT-D will help diag-
nostic possible in just six hours.
"Bacterial infections like cholera,
diarrhoeal disease are major
cause of death due to lack of clean
water and sanitation.
Existing methods does not make
possible diagnostic easy, because
of which many people consume
antibiotics easily available but our
device will detect infection early
and also reduce cost," said
Ravikrishnan Elangovan, assistant
professor from the department of
bio-chemical engineering and
biotechnology. Developed with the
help of two other professors from
different department and PhD
scholars, it is a portable device
which will detect infection by test-
ing stool and blood.
IIT Delhi scholars innovate cheap tech
Important elements of science
12. Business12 ubZ fnYyh] 13 vçSy] ls 19 vçSy 2015
Vodafone launche “Speed is good ” campaign this T20 season
spl. correspondent
Mumbai: With manifold
growth of data in the Indian
telecom market – the key
customer demand is now for
a fast and ubiquitous data
network to access it.
Vodafone caters to over 180
million customers and
Speed is at the heart of its
core differentiated offering.
Over the years, Vodafone
has demonstrated ‘Network’
and ‘Quality through con-
nectivity and voice clarity’
and now there is an added
dimension of ‘Speed’.
This T20 season, Vodafone
is back with a new cam-
paign to communicate
“Speed is Good”. This com-
prises of a series of televi-
sion commercials that
Vodafone will air during the
7 week long tournament.
The campaign is made up of
short but charming and
memorable stories where
Vodafone customers use
their fast 3G network to bring
a smile to someone’s face.
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Konica Minolta
Business Solutions India
Pvt Ltd, the sales sub-
sidiary of Konica Minolta
Inc., Japan in India, and a
dominant player in the pro-
duction printing market,
announces its acquisition
of the Production Printing
business of Monotech
Systems Limited. The
acquisition will come into
effect from June 01, 2015.
MSL is currently a distribu-
tor for Konica Minolta in
India.
With offices all across
India, Monotech Systems
Limited has a large cus-
tomer base. Upon comple-
tion of the acquisition,
Konica Minolta will operate
out of 40 locations provid-
ing direct Sales & Service
support to its customers.
Under the agreement, all
Konica Minolta customers
with Monotech Systems
will be transferred to it and
the staff serving to produc-
tion printing division of
Monotech Systems will
also be transferred to
Konica Minolta.
Konica Minolta Acquires the Production Printing
Business of Monotech Systems Limited
Photo: Binod Takiawala
New Delhi: Significant
uptick in IIP at 5% growth
is encouraging and indicat-
ing a visible improvement
in the business environ-
ment, said Mr. Alok B.
Shriram, President, PHD
Chamber in a press state-
ment issued here.
Rebound in the growth of
capital goods during the
recent months is indicative
of a positive turn in the
investments cycle, said Mr.
Shriram.
Capital goods registered a
growth of 12.5% in
January 2015 and 8.8% in
February 2015 while the
overall IIP increased from
2.8% in January 2015 to
5% in February 2015.
Significant up-tick in IIP indicate
visible improvement in business
environment: PHD Chamber
cnp bureau
New Delhi: India is likely to miss the exports target of
USD 340 billion set for 2014-15, falling short of the
mark by almost 8 percent at around USD 314 billion, a
top official said. According to Directorate General of
Foreign Trade (DGFT) Pravir Kumar, it appears “diffi-
cult” to achieve the USD 340 billion merchandise
exports target.
Asked about the quantum of total merchandise exports
the Commerce Ministry expects for the current fiscal,
Kumar said: “Almost at par with the last year. Last year,
we were at USD 314 billion, so around that only.”
He was speaking on the sidelines of a function organ-
ised by exporters body Federation of Indian Export
Organisations (FIEO).
During 2013-14, total value of exports stood at USD
465.90 billion, with merchandise and services account-
ing for USD 314.40 billion and USD 151.5 billion,
respectively.
The target for total exports for 2014-15 is USD 500 bil-
lion, with merchandise and services expected to be at
USD 340 billion and USD 160 billion, respectively.
Indiamayfallwayshortof2014-15exportstarget
Pune: Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram
Rajan said banking sector will see major
changes in the coming years with the entry
of new players, including a postal bank
possibly, while public sector lenders will be
the biggest "change agents".
"The banking sector is set to undergo
great changes in the next few years. We
are going to have a whole set of new insti-
tutions, payments banks, small finance
banks, and we are going to possibly have
postal bank. The existing institutions are
going to change tremendously. Public sec-
tor banks are going to be a tremendous
change agent," Rajan said.
The governor, who was addressing the
students of National Institute of Bank
Management on its 11th convocation, also
said the change will be witnessed mostly
in the social banking. "Most banks will do
work with the social sector because that is
where new business is to be obtained."
Rajan also said that "between these banks
there are so many different opportunities
that are going to arise, for example the
derivatives markets are going to be much
more vibrant".
"Information technology used by the
banks, by the banking correspondents and
the clients is going to be made different
from what it was in the past," Rajan said,
adding "but there will be many opportuni-
ties outside of the derivatives and the IT
sector."
Last December, RBI received 40 applica-
tions for payment banks and 31 applica-
tions for small banks. Recently, India Post
also applied for a payment bank licence.
On April 1 last year, RBI allowed IDFC and
micro-lender Bandhan to enter the bank-
ing business, and promised on-tap
licences going forward. Chief economic
adviser Arvind Subramanian said on this
occasion that the international environ-
ment is relatively benign towards India.
Rajan said, banking sector will See Big Changes in Next Few Years
13. Entertainment13 ubZ fnYyh] 13 vçSy] ls 19 vçSy 2015
cnp bureau
Delhi/NCR: Rohit Gupta of
Rolli stud farms & Daksh
oberoi hosted the most
awaited derby event this
Monday @ Delhi Race
Course. It was a treat for
Horse Lovers. Horses from
around the nation partici-
pated in the race. First
race was started by 2 pm,
there were in total 5 races
followed by a An amazing
fashion show by renowned
Designer preeti Singhal at
the Rolli Stud’s million cup
made it more interesting
this year. The Fashion
show was inspired by
Derby as the theme.
Celebrity Raza Murad &
Music director Sajid &
Rahul Roy presented the
awards to the Winners-
Phiolio & shining Star The
Glitterati who attended the
evening were, Fashion
Designer Preeti Singhal,
Rohit Gupta, Daksh
Oberoi, Deepshikha
Nagpal, Sunaina Chibba,
GaganPreet Kaur,
Hrishitaa bhatt, Raza
Murad, shibani Kahyap,
sazid, rahul roy to name a
few. The day ended with
an elaborate high tea for
the guests. The presence
of the celebs made the
event look like a carnival
on wheels.
Fashion Extravaganza
Neelam Srivastava
Delhi/NCR: ASMS School
of Fashion observed 4th
April as the day for “Green
Fashion” under the bless-
ings of Mr. Sandeep
Marwah President AEG
Group. The fashion indus-
try always explains what
you absolutely have to
wear, from a top to buy
those pants, pair that dress
with those boots and a bag
to be carried along with.
However, a conventional
cotton takes a third of a
pound of chemical to make
just a T-Shirt. The students
of ASMS School of
Fashion, with this activity
have given simple rea-
sons why stocking your
closet with eco-friendly
clothing choices--from
organic cotton to your
grandmother's 1950's
Chanel--makes a differ-
ence. Ms. Prakhi and Ms.
Kanistha are the two stu-
dents of BSC. Fashion
Design Semester IV,
worked with 6.5 kg roses
and daisies flowers to
drape a mannequin to the
fresh fragrances under the
concept of Green Fashion.
The effort was appreciated
by Director General and
Deans of all schools of
ASMS. They all congratu-
lated the team SOF for tak-
ing the school to the con-
cept of “Save
Environment”.
A Step towards Green Fashion
ASMS School of Fashion (SOF) Initiative
Sony Entertainment
Television explores the world
of media with its new show
cnp bureau
Delhi: It is said, that
media is the most power-
ful entity controlling the
mind of the
masses. Having an eye
for news and an under-
standing of what makes
headlines is what sets
seasoned journalists apart
from their counterparts.
Photo: Binod Kumar Singh
Binod Kumar Singh
Delhi/NCR: Vidhu Vinod Chopra, a
DAV alumnus from Srinagar who has
given us hits like Parinda, 1942 A
Love Story , 3 idiots and PK, were at
DAV College managing committee office, Delhi for the
Press Conference of his first ever written, produced and
directed Hollywood film ‘Broken Horses’.
Distributed by Fox Star India, ‘Broken Horses’ is an
American mystery thriller film and stars María Valverde,
Thomas Jane, Anton Yelchin, Vincent D'Onofrio and
Sean Patrick Flanery. The story is about the bonds of
brotherhoods, laws of loyalty and futility of violence.
Vidhu Vinod chopra at DAV College
Mumbai: Actor Jay
Bhanushali, who
made a
smooth tran-
sition from
small screen
to big
screen, said
that he is
proud
being a TV actor.
“I am proud I am
a TV actor I will
make TV fraternity proud
of me. I feel extremely
proud that my friend
Sushant Singh Rajput
(another TV actor who
made it big in Bollywood)
has done a very good
job and is on a roll
right now. He is a
friend of mine
and I am happy
for him,” Jay told
IANS.
The actor is cur-
rently busy pro-
moting his film,
Ek Paheli Leela.
Directed by
Bobby Khan, the
film also features
Sunny Leone,
Rajniesh duggal,
Rahul Dev, Mohit Ahlawat
among others.
Jay said that that as an
actor he is not insecure at
all and he doesn’t want to
appear on newspapers
daily.
“I am a cool boy. When I
am not doing anything, I
would like to be a common
man. I don’t want to be on
newspapers daily. Had I
been insecure, I would
have been in news for
24/7,” he said and added
his inclination towards
comedy films too.
“I want to do comedy
films. I know that people
like my comic timing and I
like to entertain my TV
audience. Now I want to
do comedy films and I pre-
fer to watch comedy
films,” he said.
I’m happy for Sushant Singh Rajput, says Jay Bhanushali
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vkSj bl ckj fnYyh us mUgsa [kjhn
fy;kA bl f[kykM+h us vkbih,y&8
ds bl nwljs eSp esa 55 xsanksa ij 73
juksa dh ukckn ikjh [ksyh ftl
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tM+sA
;s ikjh ,d ,sls le; ij mUgksaus
[ksyh tc iwjh fnYyh dh Vhe esa vkB
f[kykM+h ngkbZ dk vkadM+k Hkh ikj
ugha dj lds FksA
blds ckn vafre vksoj esa 19 juksa
dh t:jr Fkh] igyh xsan ij eksdZy
us pkSdk tM+ fn;kA blds ckn nwljh
xsan ij ,d ju x;k tcfd rhljh
xsan ij rkfgj ds :i esa vkBoka
fodsV Hkh fxj x;kA pkSFkh xsan ij
eksdZy us NDdk tM+dj lcdh
/kM+dusa c<+k nhaA vafre nks xsanksa ij
10 juksa dh t:jr FkhA eksdZy us
ikapoha xsan ij 2 ju fy, vkSj vc
vafre xsan ij ,d NDds dh t:jr
FkhA eksdZy us 'k‚V rks tcjnLr
yxk;k ysfdu ckmaMªh ls dqN dne
igys gh xsan fxj xbZ urhtru
pkSdk gh ulhc gqvk vkSj psUubZ dks
eqf'dy ls ,d ju ls thr feyhA
c<+kbZ /kkSuh dh /kM+dusa
iq.ks% vkbZih,y ds rhljs eSp esa fdaXl
bysou iatkc us V‚l thrdj jktLFkku
j‚;Yl dks igys cYysckth dk U;kSrk
fn;kA jktLFkku us iatkc dks 20 vksoj esa
7 fodsV [kksdj 163 juksa dk y{; fn;kA
ysfdu blds tokc esa iatkc 20 vksoj esa
8 fodsV ij 136 ju gh cuk ikbZA
jktLFkku ls feys 163 juksa ds y{; ds
tokc esa fnYyh dh 'kq#vkr [kjkc jghA
vksiuj ohjsaæ lgokx igyh gh xsan ij dSp
vkmV gks x,A 32 ds Ldksj ij fjíheu lkgk ¼7½ ds #i esa iatkc us nwljk fodsV
xaok;kA og ju vkmV gq,A pkSFks uacj ij cYysckth djus mrjs /kkdM+ cYysckt
Xysu eSDlosy vius cYys dk tknw ugha fn[kk ik, vkSj ek= 7 ju cukdj tsEl
Q‚duj dk f'kdkj cusA gkykafd ,d Nksj ls vksiuj eqjyh fot; us ekspkZ laHkkys
j[kk ysfdu v/kZ'krd ls pwd x, vkSj nqHkkZX;'kkyh jgsA eqjyh 37 ju ds Ldksj ij
ju vkmV gq,A MsfoM feyj ¼23½ ds #i esa iatkc dks ikapoka >Vdk yxkAiatkc us
v{kj iVsy ¼24½ ds #i esa NBk vkSj fe'ksy t‚ulu ¼0½ ds #i esa lkroka fodsV
[kks;kA jktLFkku Vhe ds nks fQYMjksa fVe lkmnh vkSj uk;j dh tqxycanh dh
cnkSyr vkBosa fodsV ds #i esa iatkc us vius dIrku t‚tZ cSyh ¼24½ dk fodsV
[kks;kA
njvly] lkmnh ckmaMªh ij dSp idM+s gh Fks vkSj mUgksaus lhek js[kk Nwus ls igys
xsan dks mNky fn;kA mlh oä uk;j us ml dSp dks yiddj 'kkunkj dSp idM+kA
[kjkc 'kq#vkr ls ugha mcj ikbZ iatkc
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vktdy isV esa xSl cuuk ,d lk/kkj.k ckr gks
xbZ gSA ikpu ra= esa fodkj mRiUu gksus dh otg
ls mnj vkSj vkarksa esa xSl dh leL;k mRiUu gks
tkrh gS gSA xSl cuuk fdlh jksx dk y{k.k Hkh
gks ldrk gSA v/ksM+ mez ds yksx blls vf/kd
ihfM+r jgrs gSaA D;ksafd bl mez esa ikpu fØ;k
detksj gksus yxrh gSA yksx vDlj bls vke
leL;k le>dj utj vankt dj fn;k djrs gSaA
xSl mnj ;k vkarksa esa curh gSA mnj o vkar
'kjhj ds os Hkkx gSa ftlesa vkgkj dk ikpu gksrk
gSA ikpu ds fy, vkek'kf;d jl dh t:jr
gksrh gSA vek'kf;d jl esa ,atkbe] isfIlu]
ykbist vkSj jsfuu gksrs gSaA isfIlu] gkbMªks
Dyksfjd vEy ds lkFk feydj çksVhu dks isIVhu
esa cnyrk gSA jsfuu] nw/k ds dslhukstu dks xk<+k
djrk gS vkSj ykbist olk dk ikpu djkrk gSA
vek'kf;d jl }kjk gh dqN fo"kSys inkFkZ tSls
fo"k] /kkrq] vYdsyksbM~l vkfn fudyrs gSaA
vuko';d thok.kqvksa o dhVk.kqvksa dk uk'k Hkh
vek'kf;d jl ds }kjk gh gksrk gSA [kkus dh
phtksa ds ikpu ds fy, vek'kf;d çfØ;k ds
nkSjku iks"kd rRo lks[k fy, tkrs gSa] vkSj vupkgs
vo'ks"k eyew= ds :i esa 'kjhj ls ckgj fudy
tkrs gSaA ikpu fØ;k ds rgr jklk;fud çfØ;k
gksrh gS vkSj xSl cu tkrh gSA xSl
dk vf/kd ;k de cuuk ikpu
'kfä] O;fä dh vk;q] 'kkjhfjd
vkSj ekufld jksx vkSj [kkus
dh phtksa ds feJ.k vkfn ij
fuHkZj gksrk gSA
isV dh xSl nks çdkj dh gksrh
gSA ,d rks og tks Hkkstu djrs
le; gekjs isV esa igqap tkrh gSA
tSls− ukbVªkstu] v‚DlhtuA nwljh
dkcZu MkbvkDlkbM] gkbMªkstu vkSj
ehFksu gS tks ikpu çfØ;k ds nkSjku
vkarksa esa curh gSA ,d LoLFk O;fä esa
;s xSlsa de ek=k esa gksrh gSa tks fd
ey}kj ;k Mdkj ls vklkuh ls ckgj
fudy tkrh gSaA ijUrq vf/kd ek=k esa
xSl cuus vkSj ikpu fØ;k ds nkSjku
blds Hkkstu esa feyus ds dkj.k blls
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y{k.kksa esa eq[; gS− [kkuk [kkus ds ,d ;k nks
?kaVs i'pkr isV esa Hkkjhiu eglwl gksrk gS vkSj
lkal ysus esa Hkh rdyhQ gksrh gS rFkk ey}kj ls
vf/kd xSl fudyus ds dkj.k vkarksa esa vuips
dkcksZgkbMªsV dk cSDVhfj;k }kjk QesaZVs'ku gksrk gSA
;s xSlsa vf/kdrj gkbMªkstu
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ehFksu gksrh gSaA lkekU;r% buesa
dksbZ xa/k ugha gksrhA
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xfr'khyrk esa deh dh otg ls gksrk gSA
T;knk xSl cuuk fdlh xaHkhj jksx ls lacaf/kr
gks ldrk gSA [kêh Mdkjsa vkuk] isV dk
Qwyuk vkSj ey}kj ls nqxaZ/ke;
xSl fudyus dks
utjvnkat ugha fd;k
tkuk pkfg,A bu dk
iwjk bykt gksuk
t:jh gSA mnj ds
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iM+ ldrk gSA gokbZ ;k=k ds nkSjku bl jksx ls
xzLr yksxksa dks vf/kd lko/kkuh dh vko';drk
gksrh gS D;ksafd gokbZ tgkt esa ok;qe.My dk
ncko de gksus ds dkj.k mnj dh xSl vk;ru
esa rhl çfr'kr dh o`f) gks tkrh gS vkSj
d"Vnk;d y{k.k lkeus vkus yxrs gSaA
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ls Hkh xSl dh leL;k gks ldrh gSA ukd] lkal
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ls laHko gks ldrk gS vkSj vxj xSl dh leL;k
buds dkj.k ls gks rks mls nwj fd;k tk ldrk
gSA blh rjg nkarksa ds fodkj vkSj —f=e nkarksa
dh cukoV ds dkj.k gksus okys fodkj Hkh xSl ds
y{k.k gks ldrs gSaA
f'k'kqvksa esa Hkh xSl fodkj dh leL;k ikbZ tkrh
gSA f'k'kq eka ls ;k cksry ls nw/k ihrs le; eqag
ls gok vanj ys ysrs gSaA bl çdkj nw/k ds
lkFk−lkFk vkDlhtu vkSj ukbVªkstu xSlsa Hkh
muds isV esa igqap tkrh gSaA ;fn isV esa xSl
T;knk ek=k esa gks tkrh gS rks og nw/k ihuk NksM+
nsrk gS vkSj cspkSuh eglwl djrk gS] jksus yxrk
gS vkSj ;fn ;g xSl le; ij Mdkj }kjk ugha
fudyrh gS rks ;k rks f'k'kq mYVh dj nsrk gS ;k
fQj mls vle; gh xSl ds lkFk ey gks tkrk
gSA xSl fudkyus ds fy, cPps dks nw/k fiykus ds
ckn da/ks ls yxkdj ihB FkiFkikuh pkfg,] tc
rd fd og Mdkj u ys ysA
isVdhxSldghacM+hleL;kesaucnytk,
U;w;kWdZA fdlh f'k'kq ds fy, Lruiku
mldk igyk vkgkj ekuk tkrk gSA
Lruiku esa dbZ chekfj;ksa ls f'k'kq dh
j{kk djus dk xq.k gksrk gSA gkykafd
oSKkfudksa us bl ij t:jr ls T;knk
Hkjksls ls cpus dh ckr dgh gSA
oSKkfudksa dk dguk gS fd vkerkSj ij
Lruiku cPpksa dks vkxs pydj eksVkis
ls cpkrk gS] ysfdu ;g gj cPps ij
dkjxj ugha gSA
oSKkfudksa dk dguk gS fd eksVs vkSj irys 'kjhj okyh ekrkvksa ds nw/k ds ?kVd
vyx&&vyx gksrs gSa vkSj bl dkj.k mudk çHkko Hkh vyx&&vyx gksrk
gSA vesfjdk ds fluflukVh fpYMazl g‚fLiVy esfMdy lsaVj dh 'kks/kdrkZvksa
tsfldk ow vkSj fylk ekfVZu us dgk] fdlh cPps ds eksVkis esa cPps dh ekrk
ds eksVkikxzLr gksus vkSj lkFk gh cPps ds lkekftd&&vkfFkZd ifjos'k dh vge
Hkwfedk jgrh gSA eksVkis dk bykt çR;{k :i ls csgn eqf'dy gksrk gS] blfy,
oSKkfud blls cpus ds mik;ksa ij 'kks/k dj jgs gSaA
eksVkislsgjf'k'kqdhj{kkughadjrkLruiku
ubZ fnYyhA dsaæ ljdkj us nok
daifu;ksa us 509 t:jh nokvksa ds nke
c<+kus dh vuqefr ns nh gSA ;s nok,a
Mk;fcVht] gsisVkbVhl vkSj dSalj ds
bykt esa mi;ksx dh tkrh gSaA budh
dherksa esa 3-84 çfr'kr dh c<+ksrjh
gksxhA
jk"Vªh; nok dher çkf/kdj.k
¼,uihih,½] us nokvksa dh dhersa c<+kus
ds fy, uksfVl tkjh dj fn;k gSA
Fkksd ewY; lwpdkad 2014 ds vuqlkj
nok dher fu;a=.k vkns'k 2013 ds
rgr ;s uksfVl tkjh fd;k x;k gSA
tks nok,a egaxh gksaxh] muesa vYQk
baVjQsjksu batsD'ku Hkh 'kkfey gS] tks
ch vkSj lh Dykl gsisVkbfVl] dSalj
ds dqN çdkj ds mipkj esa dke vkrk
gSA blds vykok dSalj ds bykt esa
mi;ksxh dkcksZIysfVu batsD'ku] Qaxy
bUQsD'ku esa mi;ksxh ¶ywdksuk>ksy]
,eksfDlflfyudSIlwy Hkh egaxk gks
tk,xkA lwph esa daMkse Hkh 'kkfey gSA
lky esa ,d ckj gh c<+rs gSa nke
bafM;u QkekZL;wfVdy ,yk,al ds
egklfpo us bl dne dk Lokxr
fd;k gSA mUgksaus dgk fd ;g uhfr
dk vax gSA nok daifu;ksa dks lky esa
,d ckj gh nokvksa ds nke c<+kus dk
ekSdk feyrk gSA orZeku esa ljdkj
348 nokvksa ds nke fu;af=r djrh gSA
blds vykok vU; nokvksa ds nke
lky esa ,d ckj nl çfr'kr rd
c<+k, tk ldrs gSaA 15 ebZ 2014 ls
ljdkj us 680 nokvksa dks dher
fu;a=.k çkf/kdj.k ds rgr dj fn;k
gSA blds igys 1995 ds v‚MZj ds
rgr dsoy 74 nokvksa dh dher
ljdkj ds fu;a=.k esa FkhA
egaxhgksaxhMk;fcVht]dSaljvkSjgsisVkbfVldhnok,a
reke ,sls yksx gSa] tks utj okys
p'eksa ls NqVdkjk ikuk pkgrs gSaA ;gh
dkj.k gS fd bu fnuksa yksx fuxkgksa ds
p'es ls futkr ikus ds fy, ysfld
ltZjh dk lgkjk ys jgs gSaA cs'kd ;g
us= –f"V lq/kkjus dk ,d ljy mik;
gS vkSj blls jkstkuk p'ek ;k
d‚UVSDV ysal iguus ls Hkh NqVdkjk
fey tkrk gS] ij blls igys fd dksbZ
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ls tqM+h tkudkjh vo'; çkIr dj
ysA
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çfØ;k gSA blesa ystj dh enn ls
–f"V nks"k ds vuqdwy iqryh ¼d‚fuZ;k½
dks iqu: u, fljs ls vkdkj fn;k
tkrk gSA blds ifj.kkeLo:i ejht
p'ek igus cxSj Li"V ns[k ldrk gSA
vkt CysMysl ysfld ltZjh dh enn
ls ystj ds }kjk ;g fof/k d h tkrh
gSA bl dkj.k ;g fof/k lVhd vkSj
yxHkx =qfV jfgr gSA vkerkSj ij ;g
ltZjh 15]000 ls 90]000 #i;s esa
djk;h tk ldrh gS] gkykafd bldh
dher ysfld ltZjh ds rjhds ij
fuHkZj djrh gSA ysfld ltZjh ls
ejht yxHkx 1 fnu ckn ;k dqN
?kaVksa ckn gh eupkgk ifj.kke çkIr
dj ldrk gSA ;g çfØ;k cgqr tYnh
[kRe gks tkrh gS vkSj blesa fdlh
Vkads o iêh dk ç;ksx ugha gksrkA
blds vfrfjä ;g ,d ihM+kghu fof/k
gSA
ltxrk cjrsa% gkykafd ;g ltZjh
cgqr lqjf{kr vkSj fo'oluh; gS] ij
ejht dks v‚ijs'ku djkus ls igys
;g ckr /;ku j[kuh pkfg, fd ,d
ckj tks cnyko d‚fuZ;k esa dj fn,
x,] mUgsa cnyk ugha tk ldrkA
gekjh vka[ksa] 'kjhj dk lcls uktqd
vax gksrh gSaA blfy, ;g ltZjh
fdlh vPNs us= fo'ks"kK ls gh
djok,aA ysfld ltZjh ds dksbZ
nq"çHkko ugha gksrs] ij dqN ekeyksa esa
'kq#vkrh fnuksa esa vka[kksa esa dqN
vlqfo/kk ;k lw[kkiu vuqHko fd;k tk
ldrk gS] ij ,slh ijs'kkuh cgqr de
ikbZ tkrh gSA
ysfld ltZjh esa dqN ckrksa dk /;ku
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[kM+s jguk] cSBuk ;k dk;Z djus dk
xyr <ax] ,dk,d xyr rjhds ls
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dej nnZ gks ldrk gSA
dej nnZ ds dbZ dkj.k gks ldrs gSa]
ysfdu vf/kdka'kr: ekalisf'k;ksa esa
f[kapko vkSj jh<+ dh gìh esa nnZ ds
pyrs dej nnZ gksrk gSA ysfdu
viuh vknrksa esa ekewyh cnyko
djds vki dej nnZ ls nwj jg
ldrh gSaA
iSjksa ds uhps rfd, dk lgkjk
vPNh uhan ysus ds fy, fljgkus
rfd;k lHkh yxkrs gSa] ysfdu iSjksa ds
uhps rfd;k yxkus ls uhan rks vPNh
vk,xh gh] lkFk gh dej nnZ ls Hkh
jkgr feysxhA iSjksa ds uhps rfd;k
yxkus ls dej ij de ncko iM+sxkA
,DliVZ crkrs gSa fd ihB ds cy
lksrs le; djhc 55 ikSaM otu jh<+
dh gìh ij jgrk gSA vxj ?kqVus ds
uhps rfd;k yxk;k tk,] rks jh<+ ij
iM+us okyk ;g otu vk/kk gks tkrk
gSA
;ksx vkSj ,Dljlkbt
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Lis'ky ;ksx vkSj ,Dljlkbt ls
lHkh okfdQ gS] ysfdu gYdh&QqYdh
'kkjhfjd xfrfof/k;ka Hkh lsgr ds
fy, jkeck.k lkfcr gks ldrh gSaA
[kkldj dej nnZ ls jkgr fnykus
esaA
blls 'kjhj dh gfì;ka rFkk ekalis-
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muesa yphykiu Hkh vk,xkA vxj
jkstkuk laHko u gks] rks ,DliVZ dh
lykg ij lIrkg esa nks ckj isV rFkk
dej ls lacaf/kr O;k;ke t:j djsaA
dSfY'k;e vkSj foVkfeu&Mh
gfì;ksa ls lacaf/kr leL;kvksa ls
cpuk pkgrh gSa] rks vius [kkuiku
ij /;ku nsaA dSfY'k;e vkSj
foVkfeu&Mh ;qä vkgkj ysaA
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snkj gjh lfCt;ka Qk;nsean jgsaxhA
lkFk gh M‚DVj dh lykg ij
foVkfeu lIyhesaV~l Hkh ys ldrh gSa
vkSj lkFk esa foVkfeu&Mh ds lhQwM
ysa vkSj /kwi lsadsaA
dej nnZ ls jkgr pkfg, rks bu mik;ksa ls feysxk vkjke
vkerkSj ij egaxh vkSj tfVy tkap
çfØ;k ds dkj.k dSalj dk irk yksxksa
rc py ikrk gS tc ;g chekjh xaHkhj
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tfj, 'kqjvkr esa gh bl chekjh dk
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;g gS fd bl rduhd esa ck;ksIlh dh
t:jr Hkh ugha iM+rhA
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lsalj esa ,sls ,aVhc‚Mh gSa tks fd
laØfer jä ds laidZ esa vkrs gh
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blds vykok lsalj ds laidZ esa vkus
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ifjofrZr gks tkrk gSA blls
gsisVkbfVl vkSj vYtkbej dh
igpku Hkh laHko gks ldsxhA
dSalj dk irk yxkus
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New Delhi: In yet another
difficult and challenging
operation, Indian Naval
Ship Tarkash evacuated
464 personnel of different
nationalities from the war
torn city of Aden, Yemen.
Body of Late Shri Manjeet
Singh, who succumbed to
injuries sustained during
bombing in Aden city was
embarked onboard INS
Tarkash for passage to
Djibouti. He was a resident
of Hamirpur, Himachal
Pradesh. 46 Indians
nationals and 422 persons
hailing from 14 countries
were evacuated in this trip
from the port city of Aden
and disembarked at
Djibouti. The personnel
evacuated were observed
to be in a state of shock
and were greatly relieved
to be onboard an Indian
Naval Ship safely.
Amongst the evacuees
there were four pregnant
women, one patient each
suffering from cancer and
renal failure and two mal-
nourished children were
provided succor and med-
ical aid by INS Tarkash. It
was learnt from the evac-
uees that the city Aden
continues to remain under
siege by the Houthis and
the situation there was
grim with continuous
shelling and firing taking
place. Despite the difficult
conditions, embarkation
continued to be undertak-
en by INS Tarkash. Gun/
shots, shelling and firing in
port area and on the jetty
were reported by crew of
INS Tarkash.
Earlier, INS Sumitra had
safely evacuated 349 per-
sonnel including some for-
eign nationals from the
Port Al Hodeidah. Sumitra
was received in Djibouti
harbour by Indian
Ambassador to Ethopia
and Bangladeshi
Ambassador to Kuwait. All
evacuees were safely dis-
embarked at Djibouti for
further passage to India by
Indian Air Force Aircraft
and civil flights.
Till now Indian Naval Ships
Mumbai, Tarkash and
Sumitra deployed in Gulf of
Aden have evacuated
2671 persons including
964 foreign nationals from
30 countries. Evacuation
operations as part of Op
Rahat continues to be pro-
gressed by the Indian Navy
Ship deployed off the coast
of Yemen.
EvacuationOperationsfromYEMEN-‘OPERATIONRAAHAT’
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Union Minister for Science &
Technology and Earth Sciences Dr. Harsh
Vardhan, has said that India has the poten-
tial of becoming the world’s largest suppli-
er of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAP)
given her rich tradition in this field. He said
rapid strides are now underway in research
and development of credible products.
While on a visit to the Central Institute of
Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (CIMAP) in
Purara (Uttarakhand) last evening, Dr
Harsh Vardhan emphasized the need to
promote agri-entrepreneurship in medici-
nal and aromatic plant cultivation because
the demand for these herbs, roots, leaves,
etc. is growing globally.
“India is already a big player in the interna-
tional market for medicinal and aromatic
plants. The government is giving techno-
logical support through enhanced R&D.
The future is very bright,” he said.
The Minister said that the growing global
popularity of alternative and traditional
medicine, backed up by a surge in the
number of practitioners, has created a
huge market for the MAP sector. The
domestic AYUSH market is estimated to
have volumes of Rs 500 crore and exports
are in the region of Rs 200 crore.
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