14 20 march 2016

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Volume: 4 No% 41 New Delhi 14- 20 March , 2016 Rs% 2/- Pages: 16
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Delhi: The last day of the Art
of Living's World Culture
Festival turned into a grand
finale with leaders across the
political spectrum attending
the mega event on Yamuna
floodplains.
Senior BJP leaders Arun
Jaitley, Suresh Prabhu,
Venkaiah Naidu and Amit
Shah and Delhi Chief
Minister Arvind Kejriwal
shared the stage at the func-
tion.
Art of Living Guru Sri Sri
Ravishankar, who had earlier
held meditation sessions with
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi, said he had invited
Congress chief Sonia Gandhi
and party vice-president
Rahul Gandhi too. "I guess
they were busy," he said as
the two leaders failed to turn
up.
In presence of the political
leaders, Sri Sri said political
parties should not politicise
events having a bearing on
the country's reputation and
suggested that the media
has been "harsh" in its criti-
cism of the World Culture
Festival.
The reference was to the
controversy that had erupted
ahead of the festival over the
venue, with local farmers and
environmentalists contending
that the expected 35 lakh
footfall will have a devastat-
ing effect on the delicate flora
and fauna of the area. As the
matter reached the National
Green Tribunal, the
Congress had pointed fin-
gers at the BJP, questioning
how necessary permissions
from the authorities were
secured for the event.
"We need a certain maturity. I
don't mind, but I request all
political parties. Whenever
such a grand event is being
organised, party politics
should be kept aside," Sri Sri
said, adding that his founda-
tion has already received
invitations from Australia,
Mexico and other nations
which wanted to host the
next edition of the event.
"You should come together
so that India's prestige on the
world stage rises... Other
counties are writing in, say-
ing they will help... The inter-
national press is asking why
the Indian media was so
harsh on us," the spiritual
leader said.
Calling the event a "Cultural
Olympics," he added,
"Organising such an event is
not easy. But people and
artists have come here from
all over the world with their
own money."
Replying to a query related to
his statement that he would
not pay the Rs. 5 crore fine
imposed by the NGT, he said
the green court has made it
clear that it was not a fine but
compensation to rejuvenate
the area.
jÉÜÄwVâÄàâÜxYxáà|ätÄXÇwáThe last day of the cultural extravaganza was
attended by many high-profile BJPleaders includ-
ing Arun Jaitley, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Venkaiah
Naidu, Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan and
Delhi Chief MinisterArvind Kejriwal
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S.S.Dogra
Media & its Impact on Students life -really a very
hot topic among the parents. Yes, it is very
important issue that Media has greater impact on
students life. That’s why most of the parents are
worried about their ward’s career. The parents
don’t want that their wards should spend much
time watching Cricket Matches (which are most-
ly telecast during examinations) movies, TV pro-
grammes mainly based on negative or violence
origin. Now, with the introduction of Smart
Mobile phone, the excess use of it has become
headache for the parents.
To get rid of using mobile, C.B.S.E. took a very
positive step toward it & on 29th July, 2009 a cir-
cular (Vide CBSE/AFF./CIRCULARS/2009) was
served to all the affiliated schools of India by
Joseph Emmanuel-Dy.Secretary (Affl.) C.B.S.E.
As per the circular, the use of Mobile Phones def-
initely needs to be restricted in school environ-
ments. The Board is of the opinion that all stake-
holders connected with school education such
as students, parents, teachers and heads of
institutes need to arrive at a consensus on the
use of mobile phones in their schools and
restricting its entry in the school campus. This is
because mobile phones can be a serious cause
of distraction, lack of concentration, anxiety, fear
and sometimes even misuse. Even if the mobiles
are in silent mode they can be a source of distur-
bance within the classroom as students can
make use of Short Messaging Service (SMS)
during the class or even during an assignment.
The cameras which are a common feature now
in most mobile phones can also be misused. The
principal, teachers and other staff should also not
be seen using the mobile in classrooms, play-
grounds, common areas, laboratories and other
parts of the school premises.
Still, the use of smart mobile phone has tremen-
dously increased in the students life even in
small villages & towns. Because this is really
wonderful device like Alla din ka Chirag (used in
olden days story) which can bring everything
you imagine. Undoubtedly, Smart Mobile phone
has advance features to capture images, video,
audio, SMS, radio FM, TV, porn sites,
Facebook, Youtube, games, Music,What’s up,
thousands of apps etc. to communicate with
anybody (known or unknown) across the world
within friction of seconds, its just a button away
from them to come into contact. Media is called
the 4th state of Democracy & it is really power-
ful. Actually, Media has the capability to influ-
ence opinions, behaviors, believes, attitudes
and values among the mass. But present media
is known for negative approach & criticized as
misleading our new generation. The serious
thing is that students are excessively surround-
ed by hundreds of TV Channels, Social Media
option to keep themselves busy on their mobile
& its application & sometimes they try to miss
use it and there are many examples & it is
very serious concern about our upcoming gen-
eration. The extensive use of Mobile & its dis-
traction deteriorating our Indian society to a
large extent. But, the question is, whether we
should keep away our wards from these
gazettes or guide them to use this modern
Media device more carefully to make it more
meaningful by way fair use of this useful & help-
ful tool.
The students must utilize it to find out the solu-
tion & updated information of their interests. In
broader sense, it may be particularly related to
their study, current news, information, subject
query, career option, new & new updates or
happenings about their surrounding or nation
which may be informative for their family, teach-
ers, relatives, friends & connected colleagues.
This is the best use of Media which is the need
of the hour for our Next Gen. As you know that
our thought process is very much influenced &
shaped by Media only. It means that our per-
ception about any political party, social activity,
corporate world, product, culture, public issue,
local, national, international know how, art, cul-
ture, sports, public agenda etc. are all created
by the Media.
Continued to page 06
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Hiten Shukla
As the fulfillment of the dec-
laration in the recent Rail
Budget, an unique passen-
ger friendly on board SMS
system ''Clean My Coach"
was launched by Shri
Suresh Prabhakar Prabhu,
Hon'ble Minister of Railways
through Video Conferencing
from Rail Bhawan on PAN
India basis including 28 main
line trains of Western
Railway. At Mumbai the func-
tion was held at WR HQs
building, Churchgate in
which Smt Snehal Ambekar,
Hon'ble Mayor of Mumbai
was also present.
This unique scheme was
launched as yet another step
in line with the Indian
Railways Cleanliness Drive
“Swachh Rail Swachh
Bharat”. Shri Manoj Kumar
Sinha, Hon'ble Minister of
State for Railways was espe-
cially present on this occa-
sion at Rail Bhavan. On
behalf of the Indian Railways
Shri A.K. Mital-
Chairman/Railway Board &
Shri Hemant Kumar-Member
Mechanical and other Board
Members were also present
on this occasion. This ‘Clean
My Coach’ service was
announced by the Railway
Minister in his Rail Budget
Speech of 2016-17 and
today it has been implement-
ed as an immediate Action
on Rail Budget 2016-17.
In the function held at WR
HQs, Churchgate Shri G. C.
Agrawal, General Manager,
Western Railway welcomed
the distinguished guests with
bouques and interacted with
media persons. Shri S. K.
Sood- General Manager of
Central Railway, Shri A. K.
Agrawal- Chief Mechanical
Engineer and other Principal
Heads of Departments, Shri
Shailendra Kumar, Divisional
Railway Manager of Mumbai
Central Division alongwith
other senior Railway officers
were also present on this
occasion.
An informative short film and
Power Point Presentation
were also displayed on this
occasion.
Speaking on the occasion,
Hon'ble Minister of Railways
Shri Prabhu said that as the
Railways is connected with
every citizen of this country,
it is all the more necessary
for the Railways to maintain
clean environment in its
premises. It is worth men-
tioning that Shri Prabhu had
announced this scheme in
the recent rail budget for the
next fiscal, with these words
- "Taking forward the
momentum on 'Swachh Rail,
Swachh Bharat', we intend
taking a string of measures
to improve the cleanliness
on stations and trains," he
said, adding a pan-India
"clean my coach" scheme
will be among such steps.
He said that as the Railway
operates in open boundaries
and thus it is the equal
responsibility of the Railway
Administration and Citizens
of the country to maintain
cleanliness in and around
railway premises. Speaking
on the occasion, Hon'ble
Minister of State for
Railways Shri Manoj Sinha
said that the Indian Railways
has adopted Prime
Minister’s “Swachh Bharat
Campaign” in a big way.
Indian Railways is improving
day in and day out for satis-
faction of the passengers.
'Clean My Coach' is an inno-
vative passenger-centric ini-
tiative to ensure quick avail-
ability of on board services
in a train. The OBHS
Request Automation System
has been developed to facil-
itate real time On Board
Housekeeping Service. The
system is primarily a direct
requesting service for pas-
sengers to use via SMS, for
onboard cleaning service of
train. Through this system,
the passenger sends SMS
CLEAN <Space> <PNR
Number> to 58888. The cen-
tralised computer server,
acknowledges the request &
sends an electronic-generat-
ed 4 digit code to the pas-
senger. Simultaneously, the
request is also forwarded to
the On Board Housekeeping
Supervisor.
Maintaining Cleanliness in Trains Is The Equal Responsibility
of Indian Railways and Passengers : Shri Suresh Prabhu

You would’ve noticed
small signs in the mirror,
slight changes in your
body that show you are
getting older. Like many
of us you are concerned.
You want a good life, a
vibrant life. You do not
want to be 'pushed aside'.
You do not want to grow
stagnant or feel you are
'going downhill'. You want
to feel happy, respected
and to contribute to socie-
ty.
The GOOD NEWS is that
your life CAN be what you
desire. It can be mean-
ingful. Scientific Studies
are overturning many of
the 'myths of aging'.
cnp bureau
New Delhi/ Noida:
Residents of Delhi NCR
have a reason to cheer as
more than 150 brands
ranging from Apparels,
Hospitality and
Entertainment start opera-
tions at DLF Mall of India,
the largest destination
mall in the country. This
move is in line with Mall of
India’s commitment to its
retail rental business and
its growing trend of
launching million square
feet destination malls in
the country. A host of
brands like GAS, Steve
Madden, Ritu Kumar,
Anita Dogre, DaMilano,
Forever 21, Lifestyle, Big
Bazaar Gen Next, Home
Centre, Vero Moda, Jack n
Jones, ONLY, IAM IN,
Arrow, Mothercare, Eat
Food Lounge, Pizza
Express Chumbak, and
DT Cinema are going all
out to lure visitors to their
store. As part of DLF Mall
of India’s launch strategy,
the mall is being launched
in three phases and will be
house for over 350 brands
under one roof highest
ever in India once the third
phase is launched.
DLF Mall of India promis-
es to set a new standard
for ‘Customer Experience’
in the country, offering a
wide range of high quality
retailers, restaurants,
entertainment and cus-
tomer service at par with
international standards
under one roof. One of
the highlight at DLF Mall
of India is the vast food
and beverage zone, with a
number of prominent and
quality brands including
The Bento café, Ala Turka,
Item No., Keventers,
Wanchai by Kylin, Tikka
Town, Insta Pizza, Juice
Lounge and Wow Momos
to name a few and some
of them are making their
debut for the first time in
Noida.
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Sunil Sood,
MD & CEO, Vodafone
India, along with guests of
Honour , Ms Aruna
Sundararajan Secretary-
Ministry of Steel, Shri JS
Deepak Secretary
Department of
Telecommunications, Ms
Shyamala Gopinath Chair CSR committee VIL India
board launched the Women of Pure Wonder, a coffee
table book by Vodafone Foundation on the occasion of
International Women's Day.
This book, third in a special series focusing exclusively
on women empowerment, chronicles tales of 50 inspira-
tional women from across
the country who opted to take the road less travelled.
The extraordinary deeds of these women, who coura-
geously braved all social, economic, and familial odds to
find success in their chosen field of work, are an inspira-
tion, to women across the country. Each of these women
have overcome several odds - social, cultural, econom-
ic, familial - to emerge as a game changer in their cho-
sen field - business, culture, arts, civil rights, media &
entertainment, sports, public service etc.
Delhi/ NCR/ National4 New Delhi, 14- 20 March , 2016
Honey Ujjwali &
Puneet Kaul
New Delhi: There was a
press conference organized
on Communal harmony and
National integration at consti-
tutional club of India which
was addressed by the presi-
dent of Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind
Maulana Syed Arshad
Madani where he said that
the present conditions of the
country are worse than they
were at the time of patition
.The government or the party
in power regards its opposi-
tion as sedition he said that
the secularism is in danger . I
have came here to put har-
mony and peace in nation . In
the whole country attempts
are being made to establish
“Astha’’ as the constitution
and transform the country into
a Hindu Rashtra. Muslims ,
Christians, Dalits and weaker
sections are being subject to
suppression and violence
said Maulana Arshad Malani .
On the pretext of terrorism ,
innocent muslims youth are
being sent behind the bars. At
some places, students
belonging to Dalits and back-
ward sections are being
regarded as antinational for
resisting ‘Manuwadis’.
Circumstances have also led
some to sucide. The gulf
between Muslims and Hindus
is getting wider and both them
seem to be afraid of each
other. There are intrigues to
deprive Muslims of their rights
to vote. There is talk of ‘Ghar
Wapsi’ for the Muslims and
the Christains . It is a matter
of regret that
those who have been talking
of Sarva Dharma Sukhay now
seem in league with Hindu
fanatic organizations- RSS.
There is talk of fraternity , but
actually this is digging at its
roots.The government trying
to turn the attention of the
people from important issues
and is engaged in raising wall
of hatred between Hindus
and Muslims said Maulana
Arshad Madani.
It is engaged in the attempt
to isolate muslims , other min-
iorities and Dalits. Maulana
Arshad Madani also said we
are not supporters of any
party nor to opposed them.
We have fiath in the unity and
solidarity of the country.
Communal harmony & National integration CARYSIL expands into New
Delhi with its 3rd display gallery
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: CARYSIL, a
German engineered brand
for quartz kitchen sinks,
unveiled a gallery to show-
case its extensive range of
products in Interior
Solutions at Shop No 29,
DLF Tower B, Jasola, New
Delhi today. Chirag
Parekh, Chairman and
MD, Acrysil India, inaugu-
rated the gallery. Master
Chef Season 2 winner,
Shipra Khanna, also
graced the event with her
presence. The brand
known for its composite
quartz kitchen sinks exhib-
ited its stylish assortment
of home appliances, stun-
ning chimneys, hobs,
ovens, dishwashers, ice-
makers along with its strik-
ing range of sinks.
Addressing the media per-
sons at the launch, Mr
Chirag Parekh, Chairman
and MD, Acrysil India, said,
“The idea is to provide an
answer for the increased
demand for our products. I
am pleased to introduce
another CARYSIL gallery
in New Delhi that will hold
out the brand promise of
innovative looks and origi-
nal designs. Through this
3rd gallery in New Delhi,
we want to reach out to all
the people belonging to
this category.
Vodafone Women of Pure Wonder
DLFMallofIndia:achievesremarkablefeatbyopeningover150stores
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thereisadropinage
TheHeartApp:RevolutionizingHeartCare
cnp bureau
Delhi: The evolution of smartphones has revolutionized
the way we live our lives, bringing the world to our finger-
tips. there are apps for any and everything. Perhaps the
best outcome of the app revolution is that it has provided
a platform to the do-gooders and creative thinkers of the
society to bring forth their innovations directly to the
masses without being hindered by bureaucracy. One
such innovative app that is transforming the health sec-
tor is The Heart App- a one of its kind app that helps to
find whether a person is suffering from coronary heart
disease. Coronary heart disease is one of the leading
causes of deaths in our country. Asians in general and
Indians in particular are at increased risk of heart attacks
at a younger age. Fortunately, a lot of lives can be saved,
if only the patient goes to the hospital in time. The prob-
lem is, heart attacks don't just present in the classical
way seen in movies. It quite often presents like heartburn
and is ignored. Many a times there are warning symp-
toms even few days before heart attack, which if treated
could even prevent a full blown attack. Unfortunately,
general population finds itself unaware of these symp-
toms and unable to recognize the warning signs. This is
where the heart app, brainchild of an eminent cardiolo-
gist of Delhi, Dr. Rajeev Rathi, comes into play.

National/Delhi/ NCR 5New Delhi, 14- 20 March , 2016
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National6New Delhi, 14- 20 March , 2016
Mahima Bareja
How can my skin colour decide my religion? How can
my skin colour decide the place to which I belong? Who
has given it the rights to decide who I am and what I am
meant to be like. The colour of my skin is merely a colour
and my self-respect is of far more importance and signif-
icance than a just colour.
If I feel comfortable in my skin and its colour, so how
does anybody else get the right to judge me on some-
thing I am perfectly okay with. Certain things are not in
our control, but our senses definitely are. Being a part of
racism and sticking to our stereotypical notions would
only help us divide, making categories like the Red
Indians, Black Negros, the Pink Americans and would
only make the line of division thicker. How cool the idea
of humiliating others on the basis of their skin colour
sound to us. Isn’t it? But what if what we do comes back
to us is when we become red hot with the volcano of
anger inside. Don’t do bad and don’t take bad.
Respect and get respect. Be sensible, use your brain.
Don’t just carry the weight of it over your head.
Colour of My Skin It is up to students to students, how they can spare quality time in reading good books,
inspiring/informative editorial/articles in newspaper which can enhance vocabulary
power & good command on the language, watch good debate on TV, Film, listen good
programmes aired on Radio , even fair use of internet & Social media (Facebook,
What’s-up, App), the students can upgrade their knowledge about historical facts,
achievements, National hero , become more responsive/extravert, become more con-
fident & able to get better academic /practical result.
Students should manage to devote at least one hour daily (half an hour in the morn-
ing & half an before going to bed) in these Media resources during schooling.
Because it can be very helpful for them to shape a sound foundation to qualify any
competition & face challenges more confidently & achieve what they want to achieve
in their respective fields for a brighter career option. By adopting the above sugges-
tions, it’s hundred percent sure that a student can become an asset for any nation.
Yes, of course, Media can do wonder in Students Life, if it’s utilized well during their
regular study.
Media can do wonder in Students............
cnp bureau
New Delhi: A ten-day ‘Raj-yoga Festival
on Healthy & Happy Living’ being organ-
ized by the Brahma Kumaris organization,
will be inaugurated by Delhi Legislative
Speaker Mr Ram Niwas Goel at
Janmastami Park, Ring Road, Punjabi
Bagh.
Mrs Vandana Kumari, Dy. Speaker, Delhi
Vidhan Sabha; Mr Sandeep Kumar,
Minister for Women & Child Welfare, Delhi
and Rajyogini Dadi Rukmani, Addl. Delhi
Zonal Chief of the Brahma Kumaris will
also address the Festival’s inauguration.
The Festival aims at spreading aware-
ness and experience on different dimen-
sions, processes, stages and efficacies of
India’s most ancient Raj-yoga system as a
science and art of making human life and
society holistically healthy, harmonious
and happy. For this purpose, there will be
raj-yoga health-wealth-happiness spiritual
exhibitions, daily raj-yoga camps for self
empowerment, holistic health, stress free
living, drug de-addiction, value inculcation
apart from Bhagavat Gita lectures and
cultural programs.
Brahma Kumari Shivani will conduct the
Raj-yoga Shivirs while Brahma Kumari
Usha from Mount Abu will lecture on spir-
itual dimension of Bhagavat Gita.
There will also be Conferences for inter-
faith leaders, youth, women, senior citi-
zens, businessmen & industrialists,
police, military and paramilitary personnel
on theme ‘handling responsibility without
stress’ on different days at the Festival
Venue.
DelhiVidhanSabhaSpeakertoOpen10-Day‘Raj-YogaUtsav’
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Delhi Pradesh
Congress Committee pres-
ident Shri Ajay Maken said
the National Students
Union of India-Delhi mem-
bership drive will be held
from March 10 to April 9 in
the run-up to the elections.
Addressing a press confer-
ence at the DPCC office,
Rajiv Bhawan. Shri Maken
said efforts would be made
to enroll the maximum
number of students to the
NSUI. Others present at
the press conference were
chief spokesperson Smt.
Sharmistha Mukherjee,
NSUI election commission-
er Shri Kiran Mugabsab,
national delegate Shri
Umesh Thanwar, Delhi
NSUI president Vikas
Chikara and former Delhi
NSUI presidents Arun
Hooda and Pradeep
Vijayran.
Shri Ajay Maken said two
types of members would
be enrolled to the NSUI—
primary and active. A stu-
dent can become a pri-
mary member by paying
Rs 5 while the membership
fee for an active member
would be Rs 50. The active
member would also have
to enroll 10 primary mem-
bers from from his college.
Shri Maken said the NSUI
membership can be
obtained through smart
channels like Facebook
and Mobile App. and also
by giving a missed call on
the number 9029114444.
NSUI election commission-
er Shri Kiran Mugabsab
said the filled membership
forms would have to be
submitted at the NSUI
office at 5, Raisina Road,
and after April 9, the date
for the Delhi NSUI election
would be announced. He
said elections would be
held for the district com-
mittee, Pradesh committee
and national delegates. He
said only active members
can contest for the elec-
tions of the district,
Pradesh and national dele-
gates.
Delhi NSUI president Vikas
Chikara said Shri Rahul
Gandhi had started the
NSUI organizational elec-
tions in 2008 so that any
student could contest for
the NSUI elections.
DPCCPresidentSh.AjayMaken
announcesDelhiNSUIMembershipDrive
Photo: Binod Takiawala
Hanisha Bhatia
World interntional day was
celebrated on (march 8 ) It is
the global day celebrating
the social, economic , cultur-
al and political acheive-
ments of a woman . This day
also marks a call to action
for accelerating gender pari-
ty . The most significance of
this day is civil awareness
day , womens and girls day ,
anti sexism day , anti dis-
crimination day.
The first National Woman's
Day was observed in the
United States on 28
February. The Socialist
Party of America designated
this day in honour of the
1908 garment workers'
strike in New York, where
women protested against
working conditions.. It is a
day when women are recog-
nized for their achievements
without regard to divisions,
whether national, ethnic, lin-
guistic, cultural, economic or
political . But still at some
point of time women in the
Indian society have been
considered as inferior than
men for many years.
Because of such type of
inferiority they have to face
various issues and problems
in their life. They have to go
extra miles than men to
prove themselves equiva-
lent to men. People in the
middle age were consider-
ing women as key to
destruction so they never
allowed women to go out-
side and participate in the
social activities like men.
Still in the modern age,
women have to face many
more problems in their daily
life and struggle a lot to
establish their career. Still
there are many parents who
prefer to have only boy baby
and allow education to boys
only. Women for them are
only medium to keep family
happy and healthy.
.Women face a lot of chal-
lenges because of the exis-
tence of patriarchal society,
child bearing and family
care roles, deep rooted cul-
tural norms, etc in the Indian
society. Women in India do
not have equal access to
autonomy, mobility to out-
side the home, social free-
dom, etc than men. Some of
the problems faced by the
women are because of their
domestic responsibilities,
cultural and social specified
roles, etc. , So This wom-
ens day lets take a pledge
be bold and say no , and be
courageus and learn to stop
peope to play from your
lives. Dont let any one to
rule your life take a step
ahead and try to live our life
to the fullest .
Happywomensday

Honey Sehgal &
Ujjwali Shrivastava
Chitra Tripathi is a beautiful and
glamorous news anchor of India
News. Before joining India News
she successfully worked in India TV,
News 24 and Sahara Samay.
She gain lot of popularity for the
Prime Nine Panel Discussion Show
Broadcast-ed from Sahara Samay
at 9 pm. She also covered London
Olympic 2012 while working at
Sahara Samay national prime time
news anchor.
She has completed her education
from Gorakhpur University and also
Gold Medalist in Defense Studies.
She is successfully working as news
anchor and reporter for various
News Channels from last 12 years .
She is famous for her beautiful smile
as well as her leadership qualities
that’s why she was shifted in core
cabinet of Sahara Chief Subroto
Roy when she was with Sahara
Samay. There is a big group of fan
who waits for her appearance and
eager to her speech everyday such
a popular news anchor she is.
She has got many awards in the
field of Journalism.
Q-1 How was your experience in
the line of media industry from
the starting till the date?
Ans- It was very great experience
of mine in the field of Journalism.
I am in the media line from last 12
years which is very remarkable
days from me and every day was
new for me in this line.
I have worked in many news
channels like Sahara Samay,
India TV and now currently I am
working as News Anchor in India
News.
Q-2 Mam, what is journalism
according to you? As we all
know that journalism has its
many form print, electronic and
digital media, so according to
you mam which is the most pow-
erful medium among these?
Ans- Journalism is gathering,
processing and dissemination of
news and information related to
news to an audience. The media
that journalism uses vary
diversely and include: content
published via newspapers and
magazines (print), television and
radio (broadcast), and their digi-
tal media versions — news web-
sites and applications.
In modern society the new media
is the chief purveyor of informa-
tion and opinion about public
affairs. Journalism is not always
confined to the news media or to
news itself as journalistic com-
munication may find its way into
broader forms of expression
including literature and cinema.
In some nations the news media
is controlled by government
intervention and is not a fully
independent body.
Q-3 What is investigative jour-
nalism? Does it plays important
role in NEWS whether in any
medium?
Ans- Yes, definitely investigative
reporting plays powerful role in
the journalism. Investigative
journalism is a form of journal-
ism in which reporters deeply
investigate a single topic of
interest such as serious crimes,
political corruption or corporate
wrongdoing.
Investigative journalism is a pri-
mary source of information. An
investigative journalist may
spend months or years
researching and preparing a
report. Most investigative jour-
nalism is conducted by the
newspapers, wire services and
freelance journalists.
Q-4 Investigative Journalism is
dead from last few years, why it
has happened and does it will
continue like this only in future
or it will take it previous posi-
tion to investigate things as it
was earlier?
Ans- No, according to me
Investigative Journalism has not
ended yet, it is going on but
slowly not like earlier times
when the issues were sought
out in few weeks and months
only.
Q-5 Mam, today maximum chan-
nels are running for the TRP of
their channel exept investigat-
ing the story. Why it is happen-
ing mam? Does it will be contin-
ue like this only?
Ans- No stories are investigat-
ing now also which are shown
to the public on television, but I
totally agree with you that the
channels are running for the
TRP and they have to run also
because TRP is the thing for
which channel has to work con-
tinuously.
TRP (Television Rating Point)
for calculation purpose, a device
is attached to the TV set in a few
thousand viewers' houses for
judging purpose. These num-
bers are treated as sample from
the overall TV owners in differ-
ent geographical and demo-
graphic sectors. The device is
called as People's Meter. Then,
the average is taken for a 30-day
period which gives the viewer-
ship status for a particular chan-
nel.
Q-6 As we all know mam, print
media had played a vital role in
journalism from the time of
world war till date. Does it will
continue in future also or we will
going to see the dead of print
journalism in media?
Ans- Print media played a major
role in passing the important
information regarding the free-
dom struggle from different
parts of the country. There were
many articles written and print-
ed in newspaper inspired the
youngsters so much that they
left their job as well as their edu-
cation and joined the freedom
moments. Newspapers con-
tributed a lot to India independ-
ence and also people came to
know the news of various impor-
tance incidence of freedom
moment happening in the differ-
ent part of the country.
No print media was there, is
there and will be like this in
future alos because if print jour-
nalism will be dead then the
medium of writing will be lost
which has started from the print
media only.
Q-7 As Digital media is running
so faster these days but it has
some disadvantages also which
led to fake news sometimes.
How this thing can be stop
because news which is fake if it
viruls through online media with-
out investigation, then it become
news for everyone?
Ans- As Digital media is running
very fast these days but it has-
some advantages and disadvan-
tages both:-
Advantages
It has enable the society to learn
more things easier and faster.
It has allowed us to connect with
people that we couldn’t even
imagine in doing so just 10 or 15
years ago.
Work can be done faster more
efficiently
Disadvantages
Its made it easier to steal infor-
mation and call it yours plagia-
rism
Using google actually hurts you a
lot more then it helps because
you are nor learning anything
from it.
With the vast information some
of it is false which led to the mis-
leading. The news which is not
the news will become news by us
only because of not investigating
the story.
Q-8 Accoding to you mam, does
the FAN plays the important role
in the life of anybody’s who is a
popular figure in the industry of
Bollywood, Media or any other
field?
Ans-Yes, the “FAN” plays impor-
tant role in the life of any popular
person because through FANS
only he/she has become what is
he/she is today in his/her life.
Fans increases the potential and
gives energy to work more better
to become more popular in their
life.
Message to the upcoming
Journalists
The students who are spending lots
of money to the Mass
Communication courses are called
as “Upcoming Journalist” of the
country. They have to decide their
line in media whether to go in which
form of journalism print, electronic
or online journalism which is in
demand more in today’s world.
There is a huge scope in media
industry but the work should be
done with full potential, hard work,
confidence and enjoyment in the
work.
These journalists have to keep
some things in mind for the better-
ment of there future in the media
industry like:-
Investigation- An investigative
reporter may make use of one or
more of these tools:-
• Analysis of documents such as
lawsuits and other legal documents
tax records, government reports
regulatory reports and corporate
financial filings
•Databases of public records
•Investigation of technical issues,
including scrutiny of government and
business practices and their effects
•Research into social and legal
issues
Research Work- Research plays a
important role in investigation of any
story. It comprises of "creative work
undertaken on a systematic basis in
order to increase the stock of knowl-
edge including knowledge of
humans, culture and.". A research
project may also be an expansion
on past work in the field.
Interview 7New Delhi, 14- 20 March , 2016
Interview: (Mrs. Chitra Triphati), Anchor-India News

Happenings8 New Delhi, 14- 20 March , 2016
Birthday in Style
Mumbai Based Actress and Singer Vandana Vadehra Birthday Party thrown by Ashish Dhoundiyal of Sylvan
Farms, where closest of friends and family gathered to wish and celebrate with warmth. The evening witnessed the
guests mingling enjoying music and dancing and singing as Vandana spun out karaoke for the guests along with party
games to keep everyone entertained, a true warm cosy time spent with loved ones. Many well known guests like
Meenakshi Dutt, Jaspreet, Tracy Poole, Umesh Dutt and Sylvie were seen shaking a leg and grooving to the music.
Birthday Girl
Vandana Vadehra
Sharad vadehra, col Vadehra,
Kanchan Vadehra, Vandana Vadehra
Col K.L vadehra vandana
vadehra , Vyera Sanjay with a friend
Avleen, Rochikaa and Khusbhu
Mann Dua and Amit Dua
Umesh dutt, sylvie rodger and
Meenakshi dutt
Amit and Ria Gupta Gurpreet and soniya singh
Mickey YadavRajat Khatri
Alka Katar, Ankit Nagpal and Ashish Dhoundiyal
Sangeeta bahl and
Ankur Behl
Jaspreet Singh, Harsh Singh
with a friend
Sapna Tiwari and Vandana
Vadehra

Entertainment9 New Delhi, 14- 20 March , 2016
Noida: Sandeep Marwah-
Founders of Noida Film City
and a family of 15000 media
professionals all over the
World celebrated 25 years of
Marwah Studio at Noida Film
City with great pomp and
show. Marwah has already
been titled as Global Cultural
Minister, World Peace
Ambassador, World Media
Guru and has been recipient
of more than 300 awards
including 54 international
awards and accolades from
30 countries of the World.
“I am delighted to say that
Marwah Studio has created a
wonderful niche for itself all
over the World in last twenty
five years of its existence.
There is no segment of media
where we have not touched
and left an impact for the
media World to think again
about our association”
thanked Sandeep Marwah
President of Marwah Studio
while talking to the large gath-
ering at the campus.
Marwah Studio has created
an Institution-Asian
Education Group consisting
of Asian Academy of Film And
Television-one of the finest
film schools of the World,
Asian School of Media
Studies-A first-degree college
in Cinema, Asian Business
School a management learn-
ing center and many other
associate schools.
Sandeep Marwah the founder
of film city Noida and Pioneer
in Media education in India
has also shaped more than
50 film, TV, Media and other
organizations touching 110
countries of the World.
International Film And
Television Club, International
Film And Television Research
Center, International Public
Broadcasting Forum,
International Children’s Film
Forum, International
Women’s Film Forum, World
Peace Development And
Research Foundation are
some of the intercontinental
organizations designed by
Sandeep Marwah.
Marwah Studio has its own
news paper, a Radio Station,
A television Station, a News
Agency, A film Club, A
Research Centre, a film and
TV production house, an
event management company,
a theater group, Asian
Academy of Arts, Sports divi-
sion Etc.
Marwah Studio has been
associated with large number
of social NGO and associa-
tions and always been pio-
neer in its Corporate Social
Responsibility too.
Marwah Studio has been
declared as the tourist center.
It has attracted more than one
lac tourist in all these years
from all over the World.
International Chamber of
Media And Entertainment
Industry also housed at
Marwah Studio.
25YearsofMarwahStudioCelebratedWithPompAndShow
cnp bureau
Delhi/NCR: Arjun Kapoor
was recently seen on the
sets of SAB TV’s Woh Teri
Bhabhi Hai Pagle to pro-
mote his upcoming movie
KI and Ka.
The actor had a good time
on the set and was seen
mingling with the lead star
cast- Ali Asgar, Ather
Habib and Krishna Gokani
and the crew.
Arjun who was dressed up
casually looked dapper
and at ease for the shoot
also shook a leg with the
actors and taught them the
signature dance moves
from his famous number
‘High Heels’ from the
movie.
Mumbai: Singer-rapper Yo Yo Honey
Singh, who makes his debut as a lead in
the Punjabi film, ‘Zorawar’, says that act-
ing is difficult and particularly romance
was the toughest for him.
“It was very difficult acting. I feel it is a
very tough job to portray someone else’s
character, and to behave like that on
screen. When I had heard the story, I
thought it was very interesting and that it
was a very serious and intense drama,
and there is action. I
thought it would be difficult
because good actors,
Mukul (Dev) and
Pawanji (Malhotra)
are there,” he said
at the trailer launch
of ‘Zorawar’.
“The toughest
thing that I had to
do in this film was the
15-20 minutes of
romance with
Parul (Gulati).
She would always
wonder what hap-
pened to me. I
wouldn’t under-
stand how to do
romance, I would get
uncomfortable,” Singh
added.
Singh, who is seen in his
music videos with several girls, and also
with the likes of actresses Sonakshi Sinha
and Sunny Leone, quipped, “I was never
seen with one girl in a video right, my
videos always had many girls.”
About what made him take up acting, “I
don’t consider myself just a rapper or just
a singer, I’m a music producer, lyricist, I’m
a poet as well, and acting is also a part of
big entertainment. I call myself an enter-
tainer, acting is the only thing which is left.
I really want to learn acting also, I learned
a lot in this movie how to do
acting, you learn work by
doing it, not by going to
any institute.”
He plays a soldier in the
film who is on a quest,
and is seen in stylish
action sequences along
with his trademark foot-
tapping rap numbers.
Previously, Singh was
seen in a few Punjabi
films and in Himesh
Reshammiya’s
‘The Xpose’, in
smaller roles.
But he said, “I
was taken as a
lead, so I got
more serious, I
have done a few
other attempts for
fun, but learned a lot
there and perhaps
with the help of that,
someone thought I could
be cast as a lead,” he
said.
He also claimed he was an ‘Ichadari
Naag’, a multi-talented artist, and will con-
tinue displaying all his various talents in
music and entertainment.
Romancingonscreenistoughest:YoYoHoneySingh
Arjun Kapoorshakes a
legwiththecastofWoh
Teri Bhabhi Hai Pagle
Delhi/NCR: For years the Ghotala’s have been trying to
adapt to their human forms and
surroundings, trying hard to
learn the mannerisms and
socially acceptable behav-
iour. They tried their best to
socialise with the other
members of Sunshine
colony like normal human
beings with much difficulty,
but were accepted and loved by their
neighbours in spite of creating some nuisance and a lot
of light hearted situations.
However all of this will change in the upcoming episodes
as the truth behind their identities will be revealed soon.
The Ghotala’s who are out for a picnic with the society
members will be in a fix when Pritesh will land himself
into trouble with hijackers. In their attempt to save him,
their alien identities will be revealed leaving everyone
around them shocked and at loss for words.
The truth behind Ghotala’s identity to
be revealed in Badi Doooor Se Aaye Hai
Supermodel International 2016, happening in India
cnp bureau
Delhi/ NCR: The largest democracy in the world, India is
hosting the prestigious Supermodel International 2016
pageant. This widely celebrated and extravagant event is
being produced by the Rubaru Group, based in Haryana,
headed by Mr Sandeep Kumar. This is for the very first
time that India is hosting the said pageant, which began
in the year 2011. Supermodel International is the most
prestigious model search contest, based in Thailand.
The pageant is run by Pradinunt Production Company
Limited, owned by Mr Pradit Pradinunt.
The Rubaru Group has brought the pageant to India.
This Haryana based organization also emphasises on a
very noble cause, “say no to female foeticide”. Now with
the collaboration with this grand event this very sensitive
issue will be brought into light. Female foeticide is a seri-
ous offense and we have to eradicate this mal practice
from India.The Supermodel International pageant focus-
es on expanding international cultural and fashion devel-
opment, and meeting worldwide demands, based on the
beauty resources across the world. During the pageant
the candidates from 33 countries all over the world will
be visiting Jaipur, Agra and New Delhi.

Noida/ Ghaziabad10 New Delhi, 14- 20 March , 2016
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National11 New Delhi, 14- 20 March , 2016
Pramesh Jain
Repeated use of straws with min-
imal safety measures has every
potential to expose them to
dreadful diseases like swine flu
and Hepatitis B. Several com-
muters are complaining that traf-
fic personnel who are carrying out
the test are oblivious to the dan-
gers of using unhygienic straws,
which are often used more than
once to check the content of alco-
hol in a person.There are 225
breathalysers currently being
used by the traffic police. Most of
the machines used by the
Bengaluru Traffic Police do not
have disposable straws or mouth-
pieces Motorists, who are asked
to use breathalysers, could be
susceptible to tuberculosis, her-
pes and even common viral and
bacterial infections as most of the
machines administered by the
Bengaluru Traffic Police do not
have disposable straws or mouth-
pieces. Prevention is always bet-
ter than cure.
Herpes Or Even H1N1!
There is cause for concern, espe-
cially if the last person to blow
into the machine has an infection,
say doctors. “When a person
blows into an unprotected
breathalyser, he or she can possi-
bly contract viral and bacterial
infections if an infected person
had used prior to it and particles
and saliva remains embedded in
the device. This situation can
cause from a common cold or
influenza to tuberculosis, herpes
or even H1N1,” Shashidhar
Buggi, Director of Rajiv Gandhi
Institute of Chest Diseases
(RGICD) told media persons.
Police personnel, too, are at risk.
“Apart from the motorists, I
believe the policemen don’t
realise that they can contract
infections by not wearing gloves
or facemasks while carrying out
alcohol checks on motorists,” Dr.
Buggi added.
Demand a Disposable Straw.
M A Saleem, Addl CP Traffic said
we have advised all our person-
nel on the ground to place straws
while using breathalysers and
they are using them. Motorists
who are being checked have the
right to demand a disposable
straw before he or she blows into
the device he said.
Ground Reality Is Different
Says IT Professional.
K Shivashankar, IT Professional
told reporters, it is really pathetic
that traffic police can't use a sim-
ple straw for the breathalyser
when they check motorists at
vantage points. My friends and I
have requested for a mouthpiece
many times disgusted by the sight
of saliva and dirt on the breathal-
yser. But all we got was irate
response by policemen forcing us
to blow into the device .
Doctors said whenever a com-
muter is made to go through the
test, certain precautions need to
be observed. A disposable straw
needs to be used to test each
individual and disposed of in front
of the commuter. They further
said that breathalyser have to be
sterilized using appropriate
measures as and when possible.
Unhygienic breathalysers scare commuters
Commuters ask the cops to change the straw
cnp bureau
Bangalore: HC quashed Feb
2014 government order on lifetime
tax to bring relief to lakhs of
motorists. The High Court
quashed the amendment after
hearing a petition from techies .
"What the order says "
Non-Karnataka registered vehi-
cles can be used in the State for
12 months without paying lifetime
tax but such vehicles will have to
be re-registered along with requi-
site lifetime tax if they are used
beyond 12 months.
In a major relief to those using
non-Karnataka registered vehi-
cles in the State, the High Court
on Thursday declared as uncon-
stitutional the Karnataka Motor
Vehicle Taxation (Amendment)
Act, 2014 which provides for col-
lecting lifetime tax on such vehi-
cles.
The court also quashed the
demand notices issued by the
Regional Transport Offices
(RTOs) to owners of several such
vehicles to pay the tax. Several
non-KA numberplate bearing vehi-
cles were seized by the Transport
Department for non-payment of
tax and plying in Karnataka
beyond 30 days.
The high court also cancelled the
demand notices issued by the
Regional Transport Offices
(RTOs) to people who own non-
KA vehicles to pay the tax, the
amount of which could be quite
exhorbitant at times.
Transport department officials
seized several vehicles not bear-
ing KA numberplate for not paying
the tax and yet plying in the state
for more than 30 days.
Justice Anand Byrareddy pro-
nounced the orders on a batch of
pleas filed by non-KA registration
vehicle owners and declared the
2014 Act unconstitutional and
ultra vires.
The challenged amendment to the
Act was proposed in the 2014-
2015 state budget to regulate
non-KA registration vehicles and
augment revenue.
The petitioners contended it
amounted to "harassment” as the
tax was "illegal and unreason-
able”.
Justice Reddy stated: "Lifetime
tax that is levied at the point of
registration of a vehicle as per the
KMVT Act cannot be levied on a
vehicle that is already registered,
merely on a presumption that a
vehicle registered outside
Karnataka has remained in the
State for a period exceeding 30
days.”
The bench said the State
Legislature does not have compe-
tence to do so and took umbrage
to the language employed in its
explanation. "Notwithstanding
anything contained in the provi-
sion of Motor Vehicle Act, 1988
(Central Act 59 of 1988) and in
any order or direction contained in
any judgment or order of any court
would indicate the "clumsy” and
"ham-handed” manner in which
the State Legislature has sought
to undo the effect of a decision of
this court which has never been
questioned and which has
attained finality.”
The court said the basis of the
government’s decision still sub-
sists and the payment of lifetime
tax continues to be dependent on
registration or re-registration in
terms of sections 40 and 47 of the
Motor Vehicle Act, 1988.
The bench said the Explanation 2
(extracts of the amendment) to
section 3 of the KMVT Act insert-
ed by the Karnataka Motor
Vehicles Taxation (Amendment)
Act, 2014 is unconstitutional and
ultra vires.
Representative of NGO, Drive
Without Borders, told reporters,
“We welcome the verdict. The tax
collected by state agency was
unconstitutional and those who
would come to the state using pri-
vate vehicles were not in the situ-
ation to bear such heavy taxes.”
“According to Karnataka Motor
Vehicles Taxation (Amendment)
Act 2014, for vehicles that would
cost up to Rs 5 lakh, one had to
pay 14.5 per cent tax. For vehicles
worth Rs 5-10 lakh,Rs 10-15 lakh
and above Rs 20 lakh, the tax
used to be 15 per cent, 17.5 per
cent and 21.5 percent, respective-
ly,” he added
“The NGO, which has around
67,000 members, is fighting for a
similar cause across the country.
The fight against taxes for non-
Karnataka vehicles has got good
responses on social media.
Karnataka is the only state which
collects higher taxes for inter-state
registered vehicles.”
About Rs 100 crore revenue !
Transport department sources
said, “After the implementation of
the act, The transport department
collected a whopping Rs.40 crore
in the year (2014-2015), by initiat-
ing action against over 4500
defaulting vehicle owners and in
the last two years after the rule
came into force the RTO officials
has managed to collect Rs.100
crore through life time tax and
penalties .
Non-Karnataka vehicles need not pay lifetime tax Says HC

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fny ds jksxksa esa Hkh jkt/kkuh cu tk,xsaA lcls vke jDr /kefu;ksa dk jksx gS
tks fny dh jDr /kefu;ksa dh nhokjksa ij IykWd teus ls fldqM+us vkSj can gksus
dh otg ls gksrh gSA bl leL;k dk izeq[k dkj.k vLoLFk thou”kSyh vkSj
[kkuiku gSA lsgrean vkgkj ds fny ds nkSjs ds fy, ftEesnkj dkj.kksa Mk;CVht+]
gkbZijVSa’ku] fMfLyfiMhfe;k vkSj eksVkis ij iM+us okys izHkko dks ns[krs gq,
vkbZ,e, lsgrean [kkuiku dks mRlkfgr djus ds fy, ,d dj uhfr dh lykg
nsrh gSA
bl ckjs esa tkudkjh nsrs gq, vkbZ,e, ds v/;{k MkW- ,l,l vxzoky vkSj
vkWujsjh lsdzsVjh tujy MkW dsds vxzoky us crk;k fd vkbZ,e, dk ekuuk gS
fd Qyksa vkSj lfCt+;ksa lfClMh nsdj nke de djus ls vkSj tad QwM] ehBs
is; inkFkZ] “kjkc vkSj rackdw ij VSDl c<+kus ls fny ds jksxksa vkSj LVªksd ls
tkus okyh gt+kjksa tkusa cpkbZ tk ldrh gSaA ge ljdkj ls vihy djrs gSa fd
vxj laHko gks lds rks bl rjg ge ns’k ij c<+rs chekfj;ksa ds cks> dks de
dj ldrs gSaA
[kkst esa ;g ckr lkeus vkbZ gS fd rEckdw mRiknksa dh dher c<+us ls vesjhdh
yksxksa esa /kqeziku djus okyksa dh la[;k de gqbZ gSA
vesjhdu gkVZ ,lksfl,’ku dh QhuhDl esa gqbZ ,d cSBd ds nkSjku izLrqr dh
xbZ ,d ’kks/k ds eqrkfcd Qyksa vkSj lfCt+;ksa ds nke esa 30 izfr’kr dh deh
ls fny ds nkSjs vkSj LVªksDl ls gksus okyh vejhdh ukxfjdksa dh ekSrksa esa vxys
15 lky esa 3 izfr’kr rd deh vk,xhA blls yxHkx 200000 tkusa cp
tk,axhA nkeksa esa FkksM+h lh deh dks vxj tad QwM ds c<+s gq, nkeksa dh rqyuk
esa j[k ds ns[ksa rks bldk dkQh Qk;nk gks ldrk gSA mudk vuqeku gS fd
vxj Qyksa] lfCt+;ksa o vukt ds nke esa 10 izfr’kr dh deh djsa vkSj ehBs
is; dh dher mruh gh c<+k ns arks vxys 20 lkyksa esa fny ds jksxksa vkSj LVªksd
ls 515000 de ekSrsa gksaxhA
ehBs is;ksa ij dherksa esa cnyko LFkkuh;] izknsf’kd ;k dsanzh; ,DlkbZt+ djksa ds
t+fj, fd, tk ldrs gSa tcfd Qyksa vkSj lfCt+;ksa ij ljdkj lfClMh ns ldrh
gSA bl rjg djus ls ctV ds larqyu ij dksbZ izHkko ugha iM+sxkA
vkbZ,e, ds laca/k esa% bafM;u esfMdy ,lksfl,’ku ns’k dh bdykSrh ,slh laLFkk
gS tks vk/kqfud fpfdRlk i)fr ds MkWDVjksa dk jk"Vªh; Lrj ij izfrfuf/kRo
djrh gSA ;g ,d Loiksf’kr laLFkk gS tks vius lnL;ksa ds lkFk&lkFk lekt
dh csgrjh ds fy, Hkh dk;Z djrh gSA bldk gsMDokWVZj fnYyh esa gS vkSj lHkh
jkT;ksa o dsanz ’kkflr jkT;ksa esa Hkh blds dsanz gSaA blls 2]15000 ls Hkh T;knk
lnL; MkWDVj gSa tks fd ns’k Hkj esa QSys laLFkk ds LFkkuh; dsanzksa ds ek/;e ls
lfØ; Hkwfedk fuHkk jgs gSaA
ft+anfx;kacpkusdsfy,lfCt+;ksavkSjQyksadsnkededjsa&vkbZ,e,
jkgqy çdk’k
ngst çFkk ,d ,slh dkyh lk;k gS tks [kRe gksus dk uke gh ugh ys jgh gS uk
tkus bl dkyh lk;k rys fdrus ?kj cjckn gks x;s gSA ngst Hkkjrh; lekt ds
fy;s vfHk'kki gS ngst us gekjh lkafLØfrd lkaL—frd ,oe lkekftd O;oLFkk
dks [kjkc dj fn;k gSA ngst dh dqçFkk ds dkj.k ukjh lkekftd frjLdkj] rykd
vkSj vkRegR;k dh vksj c<+ jgh gSA f'k{kk ds çlkj dk Hkh ngst dh eukso`fr ij
dksbZ vNk çHkko ugh iM+k gS ! D;ksafd tks ;qod ftruk vf/kd f'kf{kr gksr gS ml
dh ngst dh ekax Hkh mruh gh vf/kd gksrh gSA ,d rjg ls oj dh cksyh yxkbZ
tkrh gSA bl çFkk ls rax vk dj ukjh vius thou dks gh vfHk'kki ekuus yxh
gSA
ngst çFkk dk çpyu uo&fookfgr tksM+s dks ubZ x`gLFkh 'kq# djus es FkksM+h lh
enn ds :i es 'kq# gqvk Fkk !
ysfdu ckn es ngst dh lkfRod Hkkouk rkefld gks xbZ ! tSals fd ngst ds vHkko
esa dU;k ls fookg djus ls euk djuk] ngst dh dfe;ksa dks fxu fxu dj crkuk]
lkl vkSj uun dk ubZ cgw dks rkus ekjuk bR;kfnA dHkh dHkh rks ngst çFkk
bruk Øw< :i /kkj.k dj ysrh gS fd llqjky okys cgw dks] ;k rks vkRe&gR;k
djus ij eTcwj dj nsrs gS] ;k mls fo"k nsdj] ;k tykdj] ;k xyk ?kksaV dj ekj
nsrs gSa ! bl rjg ngst çFkk Hkkjrh; lekt ij cgqr cM+k dyad gSA
ngst ds bl nhed dks tu&tkxj.k }kjk gh u"V fd;k tk ldrk gS ! bl ds
fuokj.k ds fy;s ljdkj us cgqr l[r dkuwu cuk;s gSa] rkfd ykyph yksxksa dks
dkuwu dk Hk; gksA vkt dh ;qok ih<h Hkh
viuh ladYi 'kfä ls ngst çFkk
dks lekIr dj ldrh gSA D;ksafd
ukjh uoih<h dh tuuh gS] vr,o
mldk vknj] lEeku
vko';d gSA
ngst çFkk
Lusgy iapksyh
jktdksVA bafM;u fØdsVj johaæ tMstk vkxkeh 17 vçSy dks jhokck lax lkr
Qsjs ysaxsA tMstk dh cgu u;uk us gekjh jktdksV Vhe ls ;g ckr 'ks;j dhA
lkFk gh u;uk us ;g Hkh dgk fd IPL eSpksa ds pyrs 'kknh dh rkjh[k esa cnoky
Hkh gks ldrk gSA
5 iQjojh dks gqbZ Fkh lxkbZ%
johaæ tMstk us 5 Qjojh dks jktdksV ds dkykoM jksM ij fLFkr vius ^tìql*
jsLVksjsaV esa jhokck lksyadh ds lkFk lxkbZ dh FkhA jhokck dk ifjokj jktdksV
ds dkykoM jksM fLFkr lfjrk fogkj lkslk;Vh esa jgrk gSA
dkaxzslh usrk dh Hkrhth gSa jhokck%
& jhokck dk ifjokj jktdksV ds dkykoM jksM fLFkr lfjrk fogkj lkslk;Vh
esa jgrk gSA
& jhokck us us fnYyh esa bathfu;fjax dh i<+kbZ dh gSA bl le; os ,l- ,l-
lh- dh rS;kjh dj jgh gSaA
& jhokck ds pkpk gfjflag lksyadh xqtjkr dkaxzsl ds MsfyxsV vkSj jktdksV
'kgj ds egkea=h gSaA
& jhokck ekrk&firk dh bdykSrh csVh gSaA mudh eka çQqYyck jktdksV jsyos
esa dke djrh gSaA
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