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Delhi:The President of India, Shri Pranab
Mukherjee will address the nation tomor-
rowon the eve of the 70th Independence
Day.
The address broadcast from 1900 hrs. on
the entire national network of All India Radio
(AIR) and telecast over all channels of
Doordarshan in English followed by Hindi
versions. Broadcast of the address in
English and Hindi on Doordarshan will be
followed by broadcast in regional languages
by regional channels of Doordarshan. AIR
will broadcast regional language versions
from 2000 hrs. onwards on its respective
regional networks.
President of India to address the nation tomor-
row on the eve of Independence Day 2016
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Delhi: Shri Piyush Goyal, Union Minister of State
(IC) for Power, Coal, New & Renewable Energy and
Mines inaugurated Blood Donation Camp organized
by Ministry of Coal.
While appreciating Ministry for the camp, Shri Goyal
said that in a country like India where several peo-
ple suffer due to lack of availability of blood, such
initiatives help in saving thousands of life. The
Minister said that I am delighted to see the enthusi-
asm of youth in nation building causes.
ShriPiyushGoyalinauguratesBloodDonationCamp
2. Editorial2 New Delhi, 15 - 21 August, 2016
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3. National 3New Delhi, 15 - 21 August, 2016
Ravleen Kaur
The founder and the chairman of ‘The
Reliance Foundation’ Mrs. Nita Ambani
became the first Indian women member
of International Olympic Committee
(IOC) after being elected at the 129th
IOC session in Rio.
She got nominated for the post in June,
2016. She is the only individual member
from India and she got appointed at the
world body until she attains the age of
70.
She has been involved in promoting mul-
tiple sports in the country with focus on
developing talent through a number of
large scale grassroots initiatives.
“I am truly humbled and overwhelmed to
be elected by the IOC. This is a recogni-
tion of the growing importance of India in
the world stage and a recognition for
Indian women ”, Said Mrs. Nita Ambani
The IOC is the supreme authority of The
Olympic Movement headquarter at
Switzerland. Mrs. Nita Ambani was elect-
ed at the 129th IOC session held in Rio,
Brazil after being nominated in June,
2016 by IOC executive board. She previ-
ously was the leader of all sports initia-
tive of Reliance Industries, ‘notably crick-
et, football, kabaddi, basketball, tennis,
golf etc, either through company founda-
tions or its joint venture.
NitaAmbani first Indian women memberin IOC
The Congress is trying to regain the lost ground in UP
where currently it has just 30 MLAs in the 403-member
assembly. Congress could win only two seats of Amethi
and Rae Bareli in the 2014 Lok Sabha polls represented
by Rahul and Sonia Gandhi respectively. The Brahmin
community plays a significant role in election outcome in
central and eastern UP as it is the dominant caste in
these areas. Election strategist Prashant Kishor had rec-
ommended that Sheila Dikshit should play a major role in
the party’s poll campaign in the State. Ms. Dikshit, a
three-time Delhi Chief Minister and UP’s “daughter-in-
law” said she can play very major role in reviving
Congress party in the state.
Sheila Dikshit will be Congress’s chief ministerial candi-
date in Uttar Pradesh where Assembly elections are due
early next year. Right now UP needs a leader who can
set law and order and also bring some development in
the state, Sheila is known as development leader
because of her achievements as chief minister of Delhi
for three successive terms.
The Congress, however is yet to decide what role
Priyanka Vadra will play in the crucial state polls in 2017,
but preparing ground for her bigger role in Uttar Pradesh
and thereafter her entry into active politics. Priyanka is
expected to launch the Congress campaign at a rally in
either Lucknow or Allahabad — probably from Anand
Bhawan — in the second week of August. She will go on
to address election meetings in around 120 constituen-
cies. For all political purposes, she will be the face of the
Congress campaign. So far Sonia Gandhi and Rahul
Gandhi gave good show with heavy crowd pulling.
People are returning back to them.
Sheila Dikshit playing a major role in the Congress’s poll
campaign in the Uttar Pradesh as she is a prominent
Brahmin face and could help the party regain support of
the electorally sizeable and significant community,
whose support determines the poll outcome in several
seats. The community, a traditional vote bank of the
Congress, shifted allegiance to BJP in the aftermath of
the emergence of Mandir-Mandal politics. A large chunk
of Brahmin votes had also gone to Mayawati’s BSP in the
past when she gave tickets to many candidates belong-
ing to the community, but now Dikshit’s entry may pull
these same votes for Congress in upcoming elections.
CanSheilaDixitturnaroundCongress’sfortunesinUP?
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar called
the National Green Tribunal
blind and based a day after
an expert committee con-
cluded that the three-day
‘World Culture Festival’
organised by his Art of
Living (AOL) had caused
major damage to the
Yamuna riverbed. Sri Sri
Ravishankar, a BJP sup-
porter, had earlier denied to
pay fine, but later on his Art
of Living foundation had
deposited Rs 4.75 crore
“environment compensa-
tion” with Delhi
Development Authority as
directed by NGT for damag-
ing Yamuna’s biodiversity
during its ‘World Culture
Festival’ in March. The
green panel had on March
9 refused to prohibit the fes-
tival held between March 11
and 13 but asked it to pay a
compensation of Rs 5 crore
for damaging biodiversity
and aquatic life of Yamuna.
AOL had moved a plea
seeking four weeks’ time for
depositing the amount after
which the tribunal allowed
the foundation to deposit
Rs 25 lakh on that day and
granted three weeks’ time
period to pay the balance
amount. India’s top environ-
mental court had cleared
the three-day “World
Cultural Festival” with the
rider that the organisers
must deposit a five-crore
fine ahead of the inaugura-
tion. The National Green
Tribunal has warned that
after the event, the organis-
ers are likely to be present-
ed a much larger bill pre-
pared by its experts; Sri Sri
has said he will challenge
all fines because “we have
not done anything wrong”.
The National Green
Tribunal was not sparse in
its censuring of either his
organisation or a slew of
government departments
for ignoring the potential
damage to the Yamuna’s
floodplains, where 1,000
acres were used to host the
event.
National Green Tribunal
(NGT) directed the AOL to
submit its response within
three weeks on the inspec-
tion report of Yamuna flood
plains by an expert commit-
tee. A bench headed by
NGT Chairperson Justice
Swatanter Kumar directed
the expert committee,
headed by Shashi Shekhar,
Secretary of the Ministry of
Water Resources, to quan-
tify the damage and furnish
a tentative cost for restora-
tion of the area within 45
days. The green panel
granted liberty to the com-
mittee, also comprising
senior scientist from
National Environmental
Engineering Research
Institute, Professor C R
Babu, Professor A K
Gosain, Professor Brij
Gopal and two more mem-
bers, to seek assistance of
a specialised agency in
determining the cost of
restoration. The another
defaulter, who is relaxing on
foreign lands, is Vijay
Mallya, 60, he is facing
legal proceedings back in
India for allegedly default-
ing on loans worth over Rs
9,000 crores from various
banks. The UB Group
chairman and Rajya Sabha
member is thought to have
driven to his ‘Ladywalk’
estate in the village of
Tiwen in Hertfordshire.
Mallya is facing legal pro-
ceedings for defaulting on
loans, is believed to be at
his country home in an
English village about an
hour’s drive north of
London. Mallya, who owns
plush properties in
California and the UK, has
one of the biggest country
homes on Queen Hoo Lane
in the village of Tewin. He
likes to drop in at the local
pubs during his visits there
but has not been spotted
around the village choosing
to stay inside his 30-acre
estate guarded by custom-
ary iron gates that mark
most sprawling country
estates in English villages.
Trying to push the govern-
ment on the backfoot, a
combative Rahul Gandhi
asked how it allowed
Mallya, to leave the country
and said Prime Minister
Modi and Arun Jaitley have
failed to answer this ques-
tion in their speeches.
ArtofLeaving”and“ArtofLiving”–twobigstories
A society and community
in which we live, believes
in Vedas of ancient era
only for references and
speeches, where Indian
women were honoured as
goddess Lakshmi, Durga
and Saraswati and put on
the plinths of glory. And
so went the saying ‘Yatra
Naryastu Pujyante,
Ramante Tatra Devta’ –
where women are wor-
shiped, God resides. With
the initiation of evolution,
rules changed, norms
changed, even the dog-
mas, so did the society
with human values taking
a forceful turn predomi-
nant before. In the mod-
ern era, she is independ-
ent but limited to num-
bers. Still, in rural and
urban areas she is
abused, harassed,
burned, raped, molested;
and chocked before she
is born. Slowly, she start-
ed losing her liberty, prior-
ity and responsibilities. In
fact, she started losing
her own identity in the
course of time and
became mere puppets
dancing to the tunes of
the male of the family,
may it be father, brother,
hubby or boss. The whole
transformation and
arrangement of that pre-
cious era changed ensu-
ing in the outcome of
muddled male dominating
society which blurred the
human values to a great
extent. If we compare
cow and female, these
days cow is much safer
than the latter. I am not
against cow worshippers,
but I condemn those self-
declared custodians,
those who trash humanity
in the name of cattle. In
the present time, cow is
worshipped but woman is
still raped and subjected
to brutality.
Female and Cows of our country
4. Delhi/ NCR/ National4 New Delhi, 15 - 21 August, 2016
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Pandit Ram Parsad Bismil Welfare Society
and Youth Sikh collectively organised a successful bike
ride showing protest(#Sayno2drugs) against drugs.
Here in Delhi’s famous “Bitoo Bikewala” along with thou-
sands of bikers participated. Ride commenced from
Talkatora stadium at 6:00 AM being Green signled by
Punjabi singer/actor Ranjit Bawa and finally reached
Jantar Mantar after covering different locations of Delhi
like Patel Nagar, Tilak Nagar, Dhaula Kuan, JNU, 7RCR
and India Gate.
Recently, Delhi police seized party drug 'Meow Meow' of
Rs. 20 Crore and has arrested the 8 people indulged into
it. PRPBWS and Youth Sikh collectively by raising the
voice against party drugs 'Meow Meow', organised this
bike rally.
A protest bike rally from Talkatora to Jantar
Mantar against ‘MEOWMEOW’ party drugs
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Ambience
Malls, Gurgaon and Vasant
Kunj, are all set to cele-
brate Independence Day
by bringing smiles to the
faces of underprivileged
children and help them
lead a better life by part-
nering with Smile
Foundation. Apart from
this, the malls have organ-
ized an array of fun and
frolic activities to enthrall
their customers ranging
from upto 70% discount on
all the pre-eminent brands
to living a life of Cinderella
by winning your favorite
pair of heels from high end
shoe brands.
This initiative of Ambience
Malls to open the gates of
happiness for the little
wonders of our nation
focuses on holding a grand
auction of beautiful dress-
es from different states of
India. The entire amount
collected from the bidding
will go to Smile NGO,
which works on making
lives of kids from less priv-
ileged section better, in
every manner possible.
The motto behind this
grand auction on the 69th
year of Independence is “Is
SaalBaccheJhandaBeche
ngeNahi, Fehraenge”.
Speaking on this initiative
Mr. Arjun Gehlot, Director,
Ambience Mall – Gurgaon
& Vasant Kunj said, “Smile
Foundation is doing an
amazing job by bringing
smiles to the faces of
underprivileged children.
AmbienceMallsPartnerwithSmileFoundationtoCelebrateIndependenceDay
cnp bureau
New Delhi: It has been our
continued endeavor to
expose the substandard
governance and malad-
ministration of the Arvind
Kejriwal Government in
Delhi.
It pains me to observe that
the Aam Aadmi Party has
no idea or plan to govern
the national Capital and
using the Delhi Taxpayers’
money to serve the politi-
cal interest of AAP on a
national level. Some
important issues remain
unattended due to lack of
funds like, payments to
Safai Karmacharis, widow
and old age pensions,
repairing pot holes and
water sewage mainte-
nance. Crores have been
wasted for publicity and
promotion for the ruling
party and its leaders.
One of the biggest con-
cerns is the ‘megalomani-
ac’ behavior of the Chief
Minister. He has used
massive public funds to
feed his ego, misinform
and run a political propa-
ganda at the national level.
This self-serving exercise
and lust for publicity has
hurt the interest of the peo-
ple of Delhi.
Delhi High Court on misuse of Public Funds
on dvertising by AAP Government
cnp bureau
New Delhi: As per the announcement made by BJP
National President Shri Amit Shah, Delhi BJP will
observe 15th to 22nd August as Tiranga Yatra Week.
During this programme party MPs shall lead National Tri
Colour Marches in all the 70 Assembly Constituencies of
Delhi in which Delhi Party leaders and workers will join.
Delhi BJP President Shri Satish Upadhyay has said that
during this National Celebration Week Party leaders will
remember & pay tributes to freedom fighters. In this
series illustrious freedom fighters including Bahadur
Shah Zafar, former President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmad shall
be remembered.
Shri Upadhyay announced that during next fortnight var-
ious Morchas of Delhi Pradesh BJP shall hold Nav Yuva
Sammelans. Through these Sammelans party looks for-
ward to attracting new youth aged 18 to 35 years
towards the party. Mahila Morcha Samellan is scheduled
for 20th August, Minority Morcha for 25th August and
Yuva Morcha for 4th September.
JP’s Mahila, Minority & Youth Sammelans to
take place between 20th august to 4th september
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: It was indeed a
plush affair when
Ambassador of Iceland, H.E.
Mr. Thorir Ibsen & his wife
Mrs. Dominique Ambroise
Ibsen hosted a dinner recep-
tion at their residence recent-
ly in the capital to celebrate
the launch of three Icelandic
Companies Mýr, Geosilica
Iceland and Ankra (Feel
Iceland) in India by the
Embassy of Iceland in asso-
ciation with Indo Icelandic
Business Association (IIBA)
& Midori. The crème de la
crème of the capital present
at the do engaged in thought-
ful conversations with the
members of all women’s
lifestyle delegation from
Iceland having roots in
“Startup Iceland”. Amongst
those in attendance were
Chief Minister of Meghalaya
Dr. Mukul Sangma;
Chairperson of IIBA Julie
Deb; Designers Rohit Bal,
Ranna Gill, Neeru Kumar,
Shivan Bhatiya, Narresh
Kukreja, Sonia Jetleey,
Anand Bhushan, Priyanka
Modi, Pallavi Mohan, Gaurav
Jai Gupta, Sahil Kochhar,
Jigar Mali, Megha Kumari;
from Mýr Helga Bjorg
Steinthorsdóttir, Björk
Þorsteinsdóttir; from
Geosilica Island Fida Abu
Libdeh, Ágústa
Valgeirsdóttir; from Ankra
(Feel Iceland) Hrönn Margrét
Magnúsdóttir, Kristín Ýr
Pétursdóttir.
3 Icelandic lifestyle
brands launch in India
Mumbai: As the reservoirs
supplying water to Mumbai
have received copious rain
this monsoon, city Mayor
Snehal Ambekar has said
that citizens will not have
to face water cuts for a
year. “It gives me pleasure
to announce that there has
been sufficient rainfall in
the catchment areas of our
reservoirs and hence peo-
ple will not have to face
any water cut for a year,”
she told reporters at
Modak Sagar reservoir in
Thane district yesterday
during her visit to the major
dams and reservoirs to
assess the water storage
situation. At present, the
city gets 3,750 million litres
per day (MLD) water
everyday, even as the
demand is more than
4,250 MLD. After good
rainfall in the reservoirs,
the city’s civic body, on
July 20, revoked the 20 per
cent water cut that domes-
tic, industrial and commer-
cial set-ups was in force.
Ambekar, however, has
also urged people to make
judicious use of water.
“Considering the past
experience, we must not
forget that sufficient water
does not mean one should
start using water in an inju-
dicious way. We have to be
extra careful,” she said.
According to Ambekar, the
civic body is taking suffi-
cient steps to harvest rain-
water.
Mumbai won’t have to face water cut this year: Mayor
Mumbai: The National Cadet Corps (NCC) aims at
developing character, comradeship, discipline, a sec-
ular outlook, the spirit of adventure and ideals of
motivated selfless service amongst young citizens.
As part of its Social Service and Community
Development Plan, the Maharashtra NCC Directorate
has launched an extensive programme under the
Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan. The Units under the
Maharashtra NCC Directorate have adopted a village
to coordinate with the village administration and
cooperatively develop a clean and green environ-
ment.
Cadets Helping Local Authorities in Cleaning
Localities In pursuance of the Swachh Bharat
Abhiyan, the NCC cadets of Maharashtra State led
cleanliness campaign with the commencement of the
Swachha Bharat Pakhwada being celebrated across
the country from 01 Aug 16 to 15 Aug 16. The pro-
gramme is in line with the Government’s policy to pro-
mote good health and hygiene practices. Accordingly
the NCC Cadets have been crusading to sensitize the
citizens about safe sanitary practices and Solid Liquid
waste management.
NCC CadetsSwachh Bharat Abhiyaan
In the backdrop of alleged
kidney transplant racket at
the Hiranandani Hospital,
a group of senior nephrol-
ogists and urologists here
have put on hold fresh
transplants till the govern-
ment steps in to provide
clarity on procedural intri-
cacies involved in such
surgeries.
Shrirang Bicchu, a
nephrologist at Bombay
Hospital and a member of
Mumbai Nephrologists
Group, said, “We are very
afraid (to carry out trans-
plants) after the develop-
ment. It’s not a protest but
it’s out of fear.
Hiranandanikidneyracket
hauntsnephrologists
6. International6New Delhi, 15 - 21 August, 2016
More than 70 influential Republicans have
signed a letter urging the party to stop
spending money on Donald Trump`s pres-
idential campaign and direct it instead to
November`s congressional races, a news
report said on Friday.
“We believe that Donald Trump`s divisive-
ness, recklessness, incompetence, and
record-breaking unpopularity risk turning
this election into a Democratic landslide,”
read a draft text of the letter to Republican
National Committee Chairman Reince
Priebus, which was obtained by the
Politico newspaper.
It called for an “immediate shift” of party
funding Senate and House races, to aid
down-ballot Republicans whose own elec-
tion prospects have been harmed by
Trump`s unpopularity.
“This should not be a difficult decision, as
Donald Trump`s chances of being elected
president are evaporating by the day,” the
letter said.
The letter cited various actions by Trump
that the signers said have “alienated mil-
lions of voters of all parties.”
“Those recent outrages have built on his
campaign of anger and exclusion, during
which he has mocked and offended mil-
lions of voters, including the disabled,
women, Muslims, immigrants, and minori-
ties,” the letter said, according to Politico.
“He also has shown dangerous authoritar-
ian tendencies, including threats to ban an
entire religion from entering the country,
order the military to break the law by tor-
turing prisoners, kill the families of sus-
pected terrorists, track law-abiding
Muslim citizens in databases, and use
executive orders to implement other ille-
gal and unconstitutional measures.”
So far, the letter has been signed by a
number of key former party staff members
and officials. Politico reported that it
began circulating this week and is expect-
ed to be sent to Priebus next week.
RepublicansurgepartytohaltTrump’selectionfunding
China has evinced interest in establishing diplomatic
ties with Bhutan as the two countries held 24th round of
boundary talks here to resolve their border dispute.
China hopes to work with Bhutan for early establish-
ment of diplomatic relations and solution to boundary
issues, Chinese Vice President Li Yuanchao said when
the visiting Bhutan’s Foreign Minister Damcho Dorji
called on him yesterday.
China and Bhutan have yet to establish diplomatic ties
but have always respected each other and treated each
other as equals,” state-run Xinhua news agency quoted
Li as saying.
Dorji said Bhutan expects to strengthen cooperation
with China in various fields and looks forward to settling
the boundary issue at an early date, the report said.
China has settled border differences with 12 of the 14
land neighbours with boundary disputes pending with
India and Bhutan, which had close relations.
India and China have held 19 round of Special
Representatives talks to resolve their bounder disputes.
Strategically placed between India and Tibet, Thimphu
remained aloof since 1951 after China took firm control
of Tibet, which formed borders with Bhutan.
Relations between Beijing and Thimphu remained tradi-
tionally strained following border dispute while the two
countries maintained friendly exchanges and contacts
in recent years.
In a surprise move in 2012, then Chinese Premier Wen
Jiabao and his Bhutanese counterpart Jigmi Y Thinley
met on the sidelines of the UN Conference on
Sustainable Development at Rio De Janeiro and
expressed their willingness to establish diplomatic rela-
tions between the two countries and discussed meas-
ures to speed up efforts resolve border dispute and to
step up bilateral ties.
ChinakeentostrengthendiplomatictieswithBhutan
The US State
Department’s annual
report on International
Religious Freedom has
expressed concern at the
increase in the number of
blasphemy cases in
Pakistan and the use of
such charges as ‘justifica-
tion for mob justice’ in the
country.
The report pointed out that
the armed sectarian
groups connected to
banned terror organisa-
tions continued to stage
attacks on Christians and
Shias, including the pre-
dominantly Shia Hazara
community, reports the
Express Tribune. It added
that incidents of forced
conversions have also
continued.
The reports which was
released on Wednesday
report takes a comprehen-
sive look at the situation in
more than 200 countries in
2015. Noting that several
individuals were arrested
by the police on charges of
blasphemy, it said that that
numerous individuals
involved in well-publicised
blasphemy cases from pre-
vious years including
Sawan Masih, Shafqat
Emmanuel, Shagufta
Kausar, and Liaquat Ali
remained in jail awaiting
appeal.
The reports also quoted
data provided by civil soci-
ety organisations, saying
three new cases under the
blasphemy laws were reg-
istered during 2015, down
from 12 cases in 2014.
It added that, as per the
US Commission on
International Religious
Freedom (USCIRF), more
than 40 people remain on
death row for blasphemy in
Pakistan.
US worried about rising blasphemy cases in Pakistan
The Sikhs in the US city of
Denver have raised USD
125,000 for a national
campaign to raise aware-
ness about the community,
taking the total amount
raised so far to USD
575,000.
National Sikh Campaign
(NSC) has engaged
President Barack Obama’s
media team, AKPD, to
develop 30 second ads on
Sikhs to run on national
and local TV channels and
social media, a statement
said.
This was done under a
strategic plan designed by
Hillary Clinton’s former
Chief Strategist Geoff
Garin, who also develops
strategic plan for the
Harvard University and the
World Bank.
In the next few weeks, it is
also launching a high-level
website on Sikhs.
“We are thrilled by the
response of the community
in Denver. It has helped
NSC come closer to its
goal of raising 1.3 Million
for the entire campaign
budget,” said Dr Rajwant
Singh, co-founder of the
NSC and its senior advisor.
Sikhs have faced several
incidents of violence and
hate in the recent months
in America due to a wide-
spread ignorance about
their tradition and because
the Sikh turban and beard
is confused with Taliban
and ISIS.
USSikhsraiseUSD125,000fornationalawarenesscampaign
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that it is up to India to decide what its position
will be on the South China Sea dispute. When asked whether he would like to make
any statement on China seeking support from India on the South China Sea dispute,
Yi said, “It is up to India to decide what position to take.” Yi will be meeting his Indian
counterpart Sushma Swaraj.
Both are expected to hold talks on various issues of mutual interest, including the
upcoming multilateral meetings viz., G-20 Summit being held in China and BRICS
Summit being held in India. Foreign Minister Wang last visited India in June 2014.
Both Foreign Ministers Wang Yi and Sushma Swaraj have been meeting regularly on
the margins of multilateral meetings.
ForeignMinisterWangYiSouthChinaSeaSushmaSwaraj
7. Delhi/ NCR 7New Delhi, 15 - 21 August, 2016
IndoAfghanistancultureforum-SajiaShojaeidocumentaryrelease
Delhi: The Cabinet Committee on
Economic Affairs, chaired by the Prime
Minister Shri Narendra Modi, has
approved a proposal of R&D project for
development of Advanced Ultra Super
Critical (AUSC) Technology for Thermal
Power Plant with an estimated cost of
Rs.1554 crore and providing one time
budgetary support of Rs.900 crore
spread over a period of three years,
commencing from 2017-18, to be provid-
ed as plan Gross Budgetary Support to
BHEL for implementation of the R&D
project.
A Consortium of three Government
Entities, namely Bharat Heavy
Electricals Limited (BHEL), Indira Gandhi
Centre of Atomic Research (IGCAR) and
National Thermal Power Corporation
(NTPC) have proposed a R&D project for
development of AUSC Technology for
Thermal Power Plants of future, envisag-
ing reduced coal consumption as well as
Carbon Di-Oxide (CO2) emission. The
project is formulated with a time cycle of
two and a half years, with an estimated
cost of Rs. 1554 crore, with a contribu-
tion of Rs. 270 crore from BHEL, Rs. 50
crore from NTPC, Rs. 234 crore from
IGCAR, Rs. 100 Cr from Department of
Science and Technology (DST). Balance
amount of Rs. 900 crore will be con-
tributed by Department of Heavy Industry
(DHI) as grant.
The project will enable Indian industries
to design, manufacture and commission
higher efficiency coal fired power plants
with indigenously developed technology
and manufacturing processes. This will
be the first time large power plant equip-
ment will be manufactured with
advanced technologies, but without any
Technological Collaboration/ Licensing
Agreement with foreign companies.
The proposed technology is still in
research stage in all countries working
on it. It is still not matured and demon-
strated anywhere in the world. The con-
sortium partners are working on the proj-
ect from the basics of material develop-
ment, characterisation of alloys for high
temperature and high pressure applica-
tions, basic principles of thermal engi-
neering useful in design from scratch for
large equipment like boiler, valves and
steam turbine suitable for the proposed
operating parameters which are far ele-
vated from the present day established
parameters, as required for higher effi-
ciency in energy conversion.
Cabinet approves financial support to BHEL for R&D project
for development of Advanced Ultra Super Critical Technology cnp bureau
Delhi: Mr Vivek Sharma, a
young freelance journalist
has been honoured with
‘National Achievement’
award in ‘Photo
Journalism’. Legend pho-
tographer O. P. Sharma and
Sandeep Marwah (Founder
of Film City in Nodia and
Director-AAFT) facilitated the award during the National
Workshop on Photo Journalism and National
Achievement Award event at Marwah Studio on 6th
August 2016. Mr Vivek Sharma is promoting cultural
relationship between India and Korea since 2013. In this
process he is using photography as a key tool in creative
manner.
His photography contributed to support Minority Hindu
refugees from Pakistan and now they have most basic
life support facilities like availability of food, water and
electricity. He is the one who had given the slogan ‘Mai
Anna Hun’, ‘I am Anna’ during the Anna movement
against corruption. And he was the first person to write
that on Anna caps and distribute those. With his creative
skills he has resolved cases of domestic violence, child
marriage etc. He had also been telling about the opera-
tion of DSLR camera to underprivileged children to give
them opportunity for taking up photography at some later
moment of their life if possible.
NationalAchievement’awardin‘PhotoJournalism
8. Happening8 New Delhi, 15 - 21 August, 2016
MyObservationsandInvestigations”ByRenownedArtistKirandeepMatharu
Recently was the inauguration of a solo exhibition “My Observations and Investigations” By Renowned Artist Kirandeep Matharu.
The show was presented by Gallery Sree Arts and Jitendra Padam Jain. The exhibition opening was well received by the guests in
huge numbers, where they were seen appreciating the artists for the artworks and colours. The Artworks Depicted many situations
of a common man that he goes through in his daily routine. Many socialites and art lovers were seen at the event to name a few
were Pragati Nagpal, Nancy Ahuja, Amit Talwar, Varun Katyal, Manuj Sharma.
Host- Kirandeep Matharu and
Jitendra Padam Jain Sapna Tewari and Annkush Sharma
Nancy Kohli and
Madhuban Ganguly
Pragati Nagpal and
Maanya Kohli
Manuj Sharma and
Nandita Sharma
Yulia Kuznetsova and
Varun Katyal
Amit Talwar and
Anuj Lalwani
Chaand Bakshi and
Yotsana Attree
Ruchi Mehra and
Kaushik Ghosh
Shweta Arora and
Gautam Arora Sam Ahuja with Sandy Larma
Shweta Bajaj and
Sam Williams
New Delhi: A healthy body
with a sharp mind accom-
panied by poise is what
would ideally qualify as an
ideal beauty.
One would never know
one’s limits until one push-
es oneself to them, and the
second edition of the
FSSA Ms Fitness India
amply proved this when it
featured women who
showed they had the fit-
ness levels, strength, grit
and determination with
intellect to match. At the
end of a gruelling two-day
event, Riya Tyagi emerged
the winner with Ritika
Gupta as the first runner-
up and Pavneet Kaur as
the second runner-up.
This event was conceived
and organized by Fitness
and Sports Sciences
Association and was
recently held at the Tivoli
Gardens in New Delhi.
The 24 finalists were
judged by eminent person-
alities like Wasim Khan,
Niket Mishra, Digvijay
Singh, Niti Luthra and
Manisha Singh.
All the contestants were
assessed on the basis of
different kinds of chal-
lenges that were not limit-
ed only to attributes like
strength and endurance on
the first day and the sec-
ond day, had the shortlist-
ed contestants battling it
out for being the ultimate
winner.
In the final round, they
were asked to show their
stage presence through a
ramp walk wearing design-
er wear by Niket Mishra,
and thus exhibit poise and
grace.
FSSA CEO Gurnit Singh
Dua said: “It is overwhelm-
ing to see the response!
The enquiries have not
stopped for 2017 and we
are confident that Ms
Fitness India will continue
to grow beyond leaps and
bounds.
Ms Fitness India sets new standards of
Feminine Beauty by testing both mind and body
9. Entertainment9 New Delhi, 15 - 21 August, 2016
“Bouquet Bridal” @ Madras Fashion Week 2016
cnp bureau
Chennai: The design con-
cept for the
Festive/Winter2016 collec-
tion of Madras Fashion
Week is the “Bouquet
Bridal”. Nature and fashion
come together. Flowers of
the Spring gave us a bou-
quet of inspiration. The
Indian culture has always
celebrated nature in its
lifestyle. The culture wor-
ships elements like rain,
wind, animals and trees.
These are components of
environment, that are
essential for human sur-
vival. This celebration of
nature is also evident in
the ancient arts of the
country, whether it is paint-
ing or embroidery on fab-
rics. Floral embroidery
seems relevant in any form
of fabric work.
The nature and beauty of
flowers are interpreted in
our luxurious Bouquet
Bridal collection. A wed-
ding dress is the clothing
worn by a bride during a
wedding ceremony.
cnp bureau
New Delhi: A Glamorous &
stunning night was hosted
by Fashion Designer Preeti
Ghai on the success of her
Label “AMYRA” over the 17
years. The event took place
at Orbis Leela Ambience,
Gurgaon.
She aimed to arouse the
guest by creating an ambi-
ence through musical &
dance performances by
leading contemporary
artists. She also shared
about her feelings for
AMYRA, "Fashion for me
means an attitude with
intrinsic aesthetic value.
Each outfit in my studio car-
ries a message and memo-
ry. My designs come from
my heart as I design each
piece to develop a special
bond.”
The event was attended by
IPS Joint Commissioner
Dipendra Pathak, Neelam
Pratap Rudy, Social Activist
Manisha Bhatia, Ala &
Rajan Madhu, Rakhi Sethi,
Former Cricketer Manoj &
Farheen Prabhakar, Neera
Bajaj, Fashion Designer
Nikhita Tandon, Pam
Mehta, Model Amanpreet
Wahi, Restaurateur Pooja
Gogia, Kajoli Sehgal a
name to few.
Preeti Ghai celebrates 17 years of her Label “Amyra”
cnp bureau
Delhi: Set in 1947 the love story is of
Chandrakant Joshi (Rushi Pawar) and
the brave Padma (Shriya Popat).
Chandrakant a young freedom fighter
from Unjha, Gujarat is looking forward to
getting his country Independence from
the British raj. The young patriot has
something or other up his sleeves to
bother the Britishers. At 20, his father
Shankarlal (Govind Pandey) has fixed his
marriage with a young orphaned Gujarati
girl Padma who lives with her grandpar-
ents in Pune.
Chandrakant is taken by surprise on his
marriage being fixed without his consent.
He tells his family about his reservations
on marrying a girl who he has not seen.
He decides that it is important for him to
see her and get to know her before he
gives his nod to this alliance.
Chandrakant finally hatches a plan along
with his siblings to visit Pune to meet his
soon to be bride. On his way he releases
some freedom fighters with the help of a
young girl, which later turns out to be
Padma. Chandrakant again sets out to
see his bride before their marriage on the
14th of August.
On the other hand the authorities are on
the lookout for him and want to book him
before the 15th of August in connection
with the Pune jail break. Will
Chandrakant ever find out about the
brave freedom fighter? Will he ever see
Padma before the marriage date or will
the authorities put him behind the bars?
Khidki’snext‘Tiranga’isabeautifullovestorysetduringthe1947freedomstruggle
Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah
Chashmah crosses 2000 episodes
Mumbai: SAB’s much loved and watched show Taarak
Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah crosses the 2000 episodes
benchmark. The show is not only the longest running
comedy show in the country but also the only one to
complete the most number of episodes.Taarak Mehta Ka
Ooltah Chashmah being the slot leader is one of the
most popular television shows in the country.
On the occasion of completing 2000 episodes, Senior
EVP and business head, Anooj Kapoor said, “It is a feel-
ing of pride for us to have one of the longest running
comedy shows on our channel.
Mumbai: Former Miss
Universe Lara Dutta is
looking forward to men-
toring 16 finalists who
will compete with one
another to represent
the country at the
prestigious Miss
Universe pageant.
The journey of the
contestants will be
chronicled on
“Yamaha Fascino Miss
Diva – Miss Universe
India 2016”, a six-
part series which will be
aired on Colors
Infinity starting August
27. It was launched
amidst much fanfare
and glitterati on
Wednesday.
Lara, who revealed the
first look of the TV series
through a promo launch,
said: “I am looking for-
ward to the journey of
mentoring the 16 gor-
geous finalists and start-
ing the exciting shoot of
the television series with
them.” “The viewers will
get a sneak peak into the
high octane, glamorous
journey these finalists will
take this year and they
will get a chance to be
part of their journey as
they race ahead to clinch
the title.”
Lara Dutta excited over hunt
for Miss India Universe 2016
cnp bureau
Delhi: Famous Bollywood actor and the company's
brand ambassador, Sunny Deol attends the glittering
launch ceremony of the BKT Tires.
Bal Krishna Industries Limited, also known as BKT
India's leading off highway tire manufacturing company
announced its entry into the two wheeler tire market of
the country.
BKT Tire is now set to tap the booming market for two
wheeler tires in India.
Sunny Deol launched the new
two wheeler tire from BKT tires
Mumbai: Actress Chloe
Grace Moretz was told to
have ribs removed to
improve her figure.
The 19-year-old shared
that Hollywood insiders
frequently suggested that
she should change her
appearance in order to
boost her chances of suc-
cess, reports
femalefirst.co.uk.
“I used to get told to
change my teeth all the
time, because I had a
gap, and I was told that to
help give me more of a
waistline, they could take
out some ribs,” Glamour
magazine quoted Moretz
as saying.
Chloe Moretz asked
to remove ribs
11. National/ Education11 New Delhi, 15 - 21 August, 2016
Pramesh Jain
Bangalore: A terror sus-
pect has been arrested in
connection to Church blast
of J J Nagar in 2000.
* The accused was on run
for 16 years .
* So far 29 have been con-
victed in the same case .
Around 11 accused have
been given death sentence
.The Karnataka CID offi-
cials arrested a terror sus-
pect in connection to 2000
serial blast took place in J
J nagar church which
rocked several churches in
the state in 2000.
After a 16-year man hunt,
an alleged member of the
banned Deendar Anjuman
outfit has been arrested by
the Criminal Investigation
Department (CID) in con-
nection with the serial
church blasts in Bengaluru
in 2000, officials said.
Sheik Amir Ali (36), a resi-
dent of Nelagonda in
Andhra Pradesh, was
arrested in Hyderabad on
Monday officials said.
Ali, who was on the run for
the past 16 years, was
nabbed by the CID officials
with the help of their
Andhra Pradesh counter-
parts.
Police were on his trail for
the last sixteen years.
The intention behind the
blast was to create rift
between communities, offi-
cials said.
The serial explosions that
rocked churches in JJ
Nagar and Magadi Road in
Bengaluru, Keshwapur in
Hubli and Wadi in
Kalaburagi district, had
created panic among peo-
ple.
A special court in 2008 had
awarded death sentence to
11 persons, life imprison-
ment to 12 and acquitted
four others in connection
with the case.
The outfit was also
accused of involvement in
similar blast cases in
Andhra Pradesh and Goa.
29 Convicted, 5 Are
Pakistan Nationals,
According to CID officials,
Ali and the other accused
in the case planted a bomb
at S.S. Peter and Paul
Church at J.J. Nagar,
which caused extensive
damage to the premises.
So far, the CID officials
have named and charge-
sheeted 29 accused, of
which 11 have been grant-
ed death penalty.
Ali is among the seven
accused, who were on the
run. CID officials said five
out of seven absconding
accused are from
Pakistan.
The CID police are interro-
gating Sheikh to ascertain
the whereabouts of others
involved in the serial
blasts.
Bengaluru Serial Church Blasts case Accused
Arrested After 16 Years by karnataka CID Delhi: The Government has given ‘in-principle’ approval
for setting up Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave
Observatory (LIGO) in India. The LIGO-India project will
establish a state-of-the-art gravitational wave observatory
on the Indian soil in collaboration with the LIGO
Laboratory in the U.S. run by Caltech and Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. The project will bring unprecedent-
ed opportunities for our scientists and engineers to dig
deeper into the realm of gravitational wave and take glob-
al leadership in this new astronomical frontier. LIGO-India
will also bring considerable opportunities in cutting edge
technology for the Indian industry which will be engaged in
the construction of eight kilometre long beam tube at ultra-
high vacuum on a levelled terrain. The LIGO-India project
will be jointly coordinated and executed by three premier
Indian lead institutions viz., the Inter-University Centre for
Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA), Pune, the Institute
for Plasma Research (IPR), Gandhinagar and the Raja
Ramanna Centre for Advanced Technology (RRCAT),
Indore. Some of the Universities in the country will also
participate in the project.
Under the Mega Science Projects, an amount of
Rupees105 crore has been made in XII Plan outlay by
Department of Atomic Energy (DAE)-Department of
Science & Technology (DST) towards LIGO-India. Out of
which, the share of contribution of DST will be Rupees 55
crore including 50% of seed-funding amount of Rupees
9.70 crore and DAE’s share would be Rupees 50 crore.
No financial sanction has been issued so far for the proj-
ect. This information was provided by the Union Minister
of State (Independent Charge) Development of North-
Eastern Region (DoNER), MoS PMO, Personnel, Public
Grievances & Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr
Jitendra Singh in a written reply to a question in Rajya
Sabha.
Funds for LIGO-India Project
Instead of improving punctuality of suburban trains railways have tried to pass the buck
by mentioning about the involvement of anti-social hands in the protests that took place
at Badlapur railway station. Amitabh Ojha Divisional Railway Manager, Central
Railways has alleged that some anti-social elements were involved in the protest. Ojha
had visited Badlapur station to take stock of the situation and said, “Cops had to inter-
vene for restoring law and order at Badlapur station. There were three groups of pro-
testors and their demands too were different from each other. We tried to pacify them
by saying that the railways will look into this matter and resolve the issue at the earli-
est.
“We also have arranged a meeting on 19th August where we will be hearing the com-
plaints of commuters,” he added.
The agitation which had begun at 5.30 am was called off after 10 am. The first local ran
between Badlapur towards CST and Karjat at 11 am. Thus commuters had disrupted
the railway traffic for six hours as many outstation trains’s route had to be diverted while
many others were delayed. Some local train services remained suspended due to the
agitation.
A K Sing, public relation officer for central railways, said, “A Karjat bound local reached
Badlapur station around 5.45am, 20 minutes later schedule. It was stuck at a signal at
a level crossing near Bhivpuri station. There was no technical snag. However the com-
muters at Badlapur station halted the train and refuse to let it go as the agitation inten-
sified.”
Blame game on Badlapur Mumbai: Superstar Shah
Rukh Khan, who was
detained at an American
airport, should have dis-
played his patriotic cre-
dentials and returned to
India after suffering
another “insult” in the US,
which would have been a
“slap on the face of
America,” Shiv Sena said.
Reacting to Khan’s deten-
tion at a US airport, for
the third time in seven
years, Sena said despite
this “common occur-
rence,” the “tolerant actor”
goes to the US repeated-
ly.
“This has been a common
occurrence with Shah
Rukh at most big US air-
ports. Still, this tolerant
actor goes to the US
repeatedly, only to get
insulted,” an editorial in
Sena mouthpiece
Saamana said.
“He should have returned,
displaying patriotic cre-
dentials, and telling the
US that ‘I won’t step into
your country if you are
going to insult me in this
manner,’ the Sena said.
“Had he done so, it would
have been a slap on the
face of America. The US
views every Muslim as a
terrorist,” the Sena said.
The Bollywood actor was
detained briefly at the Los
Angeles International
Airport yesterday, after
which he expressed dis-
appointment on social
media.
“I fully understand &
respect security with the
way the world is, but to be
detained at US immigra-
tion every damn time real-
ly really sucks,” (sic) the
actor tweeted.
In April 2012, he was
detained at the White
Plains airport near New
York for over two hours
and, in 2009, at the
Newark Airport in New
Jersey for nearly two
hours.
ShahRukhshouldhavereturnedfromUS,saysSena
Delhi: The Supreme Court of India in New
Delhi on Sept 1, 2014. The government
Monday told the Supreme Court that they
stood by its verdict holding allocation of
coal blocks since 1993 as illegal, and was
ready to auction these blocks if they are
cancelled but the Supreme Court
expressed unhappiness over Centre’s
failure to implement the collegium’s deci-
sion on transfer and appointment of
judges and chief justices of high courts,
observing “why there is mistrust”, and
asked the Attorney General to seek
instruction from the government.
“The collegium has cleared 75 names of
high court judges (for transfer/ appoint-
ment) but they have not been approved. I
don’t know why, where these files are
stuck,” a three-judge bench headed by
Chief Justice TS Thakur said while hear-
ing a PIL on the issue.“Why there is mis-
trust? Judges who have been transferred
by the collegium have not been trans-
ferred.
Supreme Court slams Centre over delay in appointment of judges
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