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Shri Piyush Goyal Reaches
Out to School Children
Across the Country
Accepts Several Ideas Put Forward by Students
ew Delhi: As part
of the
Government’s efforts for
promoting energy con-servation,
Shri Piyush
Goyal, Minister of State
(I/C) for Power, Coal and
New & Renewable
Energy has said that
within next two years all
government buildings
throughout the country
will be equipped with
energy saving LED
bulbs. The Minister made
this announcement in
response to a suggestion
which came up during
his interaction with
school children across
the country through
video link. The sugges-tion
was put forward by a
student of St Joseph
Public School,
Hyderabad at the video
interactive session held
as part of the launch of a
web portal called
‘’Energy Savers’’ (
www.energysavers.co.in
) at the National Energy
Conservation Day func-tion
here today. School
children from 18 cities
namely Bhubaneswar,
Hyderabad. Shimla,
Patna, Itanagar,
Jalandhar, Lucknow,
Pune, Bhopal, Raipur,
T h i r u v a n t h a p u r a m ,
Bangalore, Agartala,
G a n d h i n a g a r ,
Puducherry, Port Blair,
Kavaratti and Haridwar
participated in the inter-active
session. The
Minister said that he will
take up with Ministry of
Human Resource
Development the idea of
voluntary inclusion of
Energy Management in
the school curriculum .
The suggestion to this
effect came from a stu-dent
of Government
Girls Sr Sec School,
Nehru Garden,
Jalandhar ,Punjab,
whose teacher present
on the occasion assured
to pioneer the idea in
their school as a role
model.
Another suggestion ,
which came up from
Bhopal during the inter-active
session, was set-ting
up a toll free number
in each state , where
compliant can be regis-tered
regarding wastage
of power due to not
switching off the street
lighting system during
day time in the cities
and towns. Shri Goyal
directed officials to make
this “toll free number”
operational by 31st Jan,
2015 in all States and
UTs and ensure its prop-er
monitoring and man-agement
at all levels.
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3. Columns
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Government Issues New Strict
Guidelines For Taxi Operators
Pramesh Jain
After the Heinous Crime took
place in Delhi by an uber Cab
Driver Shivakumar Yadav,on
a 25 year old passenger in
Gurgaon on last Friday.
Everyone been alert and A
High value meeting was
called by Transport
Commissioner Ramegowda
at his Office with Police
Officials as Bengaluru Police
Commissioner M N Reddi
and Alok Kumar has attended
the meeting with other offi-cials
too were present and
after the discussion with the
officials and Cab owners for
the safety of public M N Reddi
Police Commissioner Issued
strict directions for all private
cab firms in Bengaluru to con-duct
mandatory background
checks of their drivers before
December 31,2014 and
warned all the private firms
that cops would crack down
heavily on the erring compa-nies.
The Companies HR
Manager and others should not
fret for the verification of the
employees a police have sim-plified
these process through
online as the cab Driver individ-ual
can apply online or a Cab
Aggregators too can apply
through online in Bengaluru
one centers by just paying sim-ple
fee of Rs.250 as the
Background verification done
for the Passport and other job
aspirants like School Staff,
Private firm employees and
Government workers apply as
same will be done for the Cab
Drivers. To fill the form one
should not stand in a big
queues they can apply through
online from the
www.bcp.gov.in/bcp_pass-port/
pcc_pvc.aspx, by following
step by step instruction and
once the application is
processed after uploading the
documents pertaining to identi-ty
proof can all be done with
few clicks and the candidate
will receive confirmation mes-sage
following which the local
police themselves will come to
your doorstep and conduct a
thorough background check
and address verification and
questioning about the applicant
to neighbours will be followed
by a search of his/her
antecedents in the city police
criminal records database.
once all criteria are cleared by
the candidate the PVC is dis-patched
and an online record
with the applicant’s details will
be automatically created and
the candidate will receive his
PCC certificate within 21 days.
And the main premise advan-tage
of applying online is that
chance of forging/faking
PVCs/PCCs are limited, espe-cially
since it cuts out the
involvement of middlemen, as
we are having all the records
maintained about the drivers by
Bengaluru traffic police
and those who are found in any
criminal background like Theft
case, sexual assault case or
any other crime Records those
candidate will not be eligible to
avail the PCC and those who
found guilty will be punished
and a strict action will be imple-mented
on the Cab Aggregator
and company too, and those
who are from different state
there verification will also be
done and the cab
drivers/Aggregator should
apply within the dead line
issued as on 31 Dec 2014, said
by Police Commissioner M N
Reddi.
The Driver appointed by by the
operators shall have following
qualification; The Driver should
have DL and badge authoriz-ing
him to drive a motor cab.He
must have a minimum of two
years of experience driving
light motor vehicle. He must
have the working knowledge of
kannada and preferably
English. Shall be fully conver-sant
with the duties specified in
Karnataka motor vehicle
rules,He shall possess mini-mum
education qualification of
SSLC. The union home min-istry’s
directive to convene a
meeting of taxi-operators and
to review the working condi-tions,
the Karnataka govern-ment
on cont..... to Page 8
BJP to field Smriti Irani
against Kejriwal for Delhi Polls
Mahendra Singh
The BJP is keen to field Union Human Resources
Minister Smriti Irani to contest election against Aam
Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal which is a brilliant
move. Let Modi hedge himself against Kejriwal otherwise
the latter will tear him into pieces. If the saffron party
fields Smriti against Kejriwal, she will definitely win
because she is the only person capable of giving a tough
competition to him. BJP has declared that it would not
name its Chief Ministerial nominee in the national capital.
The thinking amongst a section of top BJP leadership is
that a strong nominee is needed to take on Kejriwal,
whose party is likely to be the BJP’s biggest challenger
in the February poll. The saffron party is presently fram-ing
such policies where nothing will get manufactured in
India in 2014-15. The saffron party has proposed renam-ing
Planning Commission as Niti Aayog while it has
renamed the UPA government’s Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan
Scheme as Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan which requires no
efforts. These tasks can be easily done. External Affairs
Minister Sushma Swaraj has urged the government to
declare Bhagwat Gita as India’s National scripture. The
Bhagavad Gita teaches us to perform our work without
bothering about the fruits. However, last week we had
noticed that several leaders were canvassing for the post
of Deputy Chief Minister. Yada yada hi darmasya, glanir
bhavati Bharata Abhyuthanam adarmasya, tadatmanam
srajamy aham.
You might be thinking that I am writing these verses for
Prime Minister Narendra Modi but I am writing it for
myself. Villagers are well aware about Ramayana and
Bhagvad Gita better than many of the ministers in the
Modi government. RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat had
underscored the universal relevance of the Bhagwad
Gita, saying its message must be spread across the
national borders to benefit all communities alike.
He had urged Indians to share its spiritual wisdom with
the world and contribute towards the restoration of bal-ance
in society.
Vaidehi Taman
Finally, after so much
uproar and outrage Delhi
High Court takes a note of
the case against Uber. The
Delhi Police, which has
already filed an FIR
against Uber charging it
with cheating its cus-tomers
and defying gov-ernment
orders, has been
questioning senior Uber
officials. Shiv Kumar
Yadav, who was driving
the Uber cab, had raped
the woman on Friday night
when the victim, who
works for a finance compa-ny
in Gurgaon, was head-ed
back to her home in
north Delhi’s Inderlok area.
Delhi (Government) has
issued a notification ban-ning
the activities of Uber
in Delhi. Police verification
certificate of rapist Yadav
was found to be false. An
FIR has been registered
against the accused. It’s
pathetic that the govern-ment
is trying to refract the
blame entirely onto the pri-vate
enterprises. Why we
elect the government?
Just to ban after such inci-dences?
It is a fact that the police
had given a character cer-tificate
to a man who was
involved in rape twice in
the past.
Then what is the point of
police verification? Do they
have the mechanism to
support verification? Is
there any national data-base
of criminals with their
bio-metrics information
which help them to verify
an individual? Implications
of a national database go
beyond rape cases and
will be helpful for terrorist
attacks as well.
Unfortunately, no one is
asking these questions –
the simplest thing is to
blame Uber and ban the
taxi service. Police reforms
take effort – which the gov-ernment
just doesn’t want
to do. Delhi Police is
examining legal liability of
Uber taxi service and prob-ing
how the fake police
verification certificate was
provided to the accused in
the rape of a 27-year-old
woman in a cab in Delhi.
They have over 4,000 driv-ers
from Delhi registered
with them, but neither
Uber nor Government
authorities ever carried out
the verification to ensure
that even one met all the
parameters needed to pro-vide
such a service. What
is the government, as a
regulator, doing?
cont..... to Page 11
It’s really easy to get away with crimes in India

4. 4 Delhi/ NCR
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Works of 1000 Artists Inaugurated at Alla Prima Delhi Media & Entertainment Committee of
New Delhi:“It is a sea of
arts. There is hardly a
color, which I don’t find
here in this collection of
paintings from all over the
World. I appreciate the
honest efforts of the artists
invested in these paintings
and sculptures,” said
Sandeep Marwah
President of Marwah
Studios at the inauguration
of Alla Prima-2014 at
Talkatora Stadium, New
Delhi.
“1000 artists, 220 stalls
from 18 countries of the
World depicts the size of
Alla Prima- an exhibition of
different arts at New Delhi”
informed Rajiv
Chakraborthy organizer of
the show.
“These kind of colorful Art
Exhibitions bring new ener-gy
to the city of Delhi. The
art needs more promotion
so that many people can
take the benefit of these
kind of shows” expressed
Vijay Kumar Goel Senior
leader of BJP & former
Member Parliament.
Art Curater Aarti Makkar,
Secretary General ICMEI
Ashok Tyagi, Art Promoter
Iqbal Sharma many artists
and art gallery owners
were also present there at
the inauguration.
IACC Calls For World Meet In Media
Noida: Media & Entertainment Committee of Indo American
Chamber of Commerce conducted an international meet on
“Media Today—Pros & Cons” and more than 21 countries
of the World participated in the meet at Marwah Studios Film
city Noida.
“We are meeting to come to the conclusion how media and
entertainment industries of the World can bring the whole
world to better consensus so that international trade includ-ing
tourism can grow to the highest level” said Sandeep
Marwah Chairperson of M&E Committee of IACC. Present
on the occasion the special guest Geeta Kapoor from
United States of America said, I am impressed by the activ-ities
of IACC and ICMEI together they are promoting not
only media industry but the world Trade as a whole” “India
is the centre of power now and has to take initiative in many
matters to unite World for World business” added Dr.
Deepak Setia from US. Rishi Raj Singh Director NISEBUD,
Government of India appreciated the initiative taken by
Marwah Studios and IACC. Delegates from Afghanistan,
Indonesia, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, South Sudan, Mauritius,
Namibia, South Africa, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Fiji,
Bangladesh, Nepal, Ghana, Bhutan, Niger, Ethopia,
Thailand, Cameroon contributed to the discussions. The
International convention was supported by ICMEI–
International Chamber of Media And Entertainment
Industry, NFTC—National Federation of Tourism &
Transport Cooperatives of India Ltd, WPDRF- World Peace
Development And Research Foundation.
President of India has congratulated winners of
the National Energy Conservation Awards 2014
New Delhi: The President of India, Shri
Pranab Mukherjee has congratulated win-ners
of the National Energy Conservation
Awards 2014. In a message, the
President has said, “I am happy to learn
that the Ministry of Power is organizing
the Energy Conservation Awards Day on
December 14, 2014. Energy is a vital
input for the sustainable economic devel-opment
of our country. Energy efficiency
and its conservation is one of the most
cost effective measures to bridge the gap
between demand and supply, and to miti-gate
the environmental impacts of rapid
development. I appreciate the efforts of
Ministry of Power to promote and main-stream
energy conservation. I also con-gratulate
all the winners of this year’s
National Energy Conservation Awards,
who have set benchmarks of excellence
for other industries to emulate.

5. Delhi/NCR 5
and discussed pros and cons of the
issue. Later, during the proceedings of the
programmed, the participants unanimously
supported to encourage medical tourism
sector in India. Dr. Lalit K Panwar(Tourism
Secretary) told that all organizations working
in this field across the globe should join
hands and work from a common
platform.Speaking on the similar lines, Dr.
Anil P Bankar, another medical expert hoped
that India would emerge as a brand in this
sector as the country has immense potential
in this perspective.
New Delhi:
Union HRD
minister Smriti
Irani on Sunday
laid the founda-tion
stone of an
18.75 acre east
India tops in Medical tourism sector worldwide
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Two-day international confer-ence
on Medical Tourism organized by IMTC
concluded here, Sunday. Various aspects of
the topic were discussed threadbare and the
event was attended by about 20 countries
(Dubai, Nigeria, Bangkok, Singapore,
Malaysia, USA, Jordan, Afghanistan, Turkey,
Sudan, Vietnam, Cambodia, South Africa…)
apart from huge local Renowned medical
experts all over the world put forth their view-points
Delhi campus of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
(GGSIPU), which will be equipped with modern facilities including
solar power panels and geo-thermal cooling systems. The Rs 285-
crore campus to come up in the Surajmal Vihar area, is planned
on the lines of the National Institute of Design in Ahmedabad, BJP
MP from East Delhi Mahesh Giri said. The area campus will
include a 'School of Planning and Architecture' and 'School of
Design', solar-powered panels of 12 MW capacity and geo-ther-mal
cooling systems. "The campus that at present has proposed
Shri Piyush Goyal Reaches Out to
School Children.....
the hostel facility for 300 boys and 200 girls should either provision the facility for
300 boys and 300 girls equally or make it for 300 girls and 200 boys", Irani said.
It is also said to be the first university campus of East Delhi, Giri claimed. "East
Delhi has waited long for an educational institution like this.
The campus will fulfill the needs of the students residing here," the minister said.
Irani said a memorandum of understanding between the campus and the East
Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) will be signed soon, under which the stu-dents
would be able to work with the civic body during their third year. Giri, on the
occasion, emphasised on the "40 per cent youth population" which is the "high-est
in his constituency" in comparison to others and said that a university cam-pus
like this was the need of the hour.
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92.7 BIG FM AND VIRENDER SEHWAG COME TOGETH-ER
WITH GOONJ FOR THE 4TH EDITION OF DARYA DILI!
Binod Kumar Singh
Delhi: India’s No. 1 FM Network,
92.7 BIG FM has always been at
the forefront to contribute to the
welfare of the nation.
The largest FM conglomerate is
all set to announce the 4th suc-cessful
year of its heart-warming
initiative – Daryadili. In an
endeavor to support people bat-tling
against the bitter cold each
year, 92.7 BIG FM has been
bracing its 3 year old campaign
by bringing together people from
different strata of society to pro-vide
warm winter clothes and
other essentials to those in
need. A marquee initiative,
Darya Dili 2014 will see the com-ing
together of Radio Industry’s
No. 1 Network – 92.7 BIG FM
with Ace Cricketer Virender
Sehwag and renowned NGO
Goonj to support and uplift the
marginalized. Over the last three
successful years of the cam-paign,
92.7 BIG FM has been
scaling up its social campaign to
go pan India across its 45 station
network dramatically increasing
the reach to 4.3 Cr.
To help accomplish the bold mis-sion
this year, the face of Darya
Dilli, Virender Sehwag will come
on the breakfast show every
morning and promote auctions
with a message. Eminent
celebrities such as Sunidhi
Chauhan, Farah Khan, Smriti
Irani, Bappi Lahiri, Chetan
Bhagat and Shaan have whole
heartedly come forward to sup-port
the campaign. Renowned
BIG FM RJs- RJ Siddharth,
Yaadon Ka Idiot Box fame
Neelesh Misra, Celeb RJ Richa
will contribute to the cause. In
Hyderabad, BIG FM RJs along
with NGO will appeal listeners to
educate kids from the street. In
Bangalore and Chennai 92.7
BIG FM will support the under-privileged
to hone their hidden
talents and skills along with
NGO Bhumi. In Chennai, RJs
will appeal listeners to provide
lesser privileged kids with sta-tionary,
toys and books. 92.7
BIG FM RJs across the country
will touch the philanthropic side
of listeners to make a positive
impact on society.
A student from Gandhinagar suggested to the Minister for
the replication of “ Bal Urja Rakshak Dal” Scheme being
implemented in the schools in Gujarat to other States.
Responding to this idea, Shri Goyal said that a similar ini-tiative
of forming “ Energy Clubs” in all schools is part of the
web portal “ Energy Savers” launched on the occasion. He
also invited the students to post more such ideas after
debating in their schools in the interactive portal. Accepting
an idea of students from Port Blair, the Minister also
announced that all islands will be made “ Green Energy”
Islands in the next two years. He said the Prime Minister
had also emphasized for the usage of hybrid energy solu-tions
in all Islands to achieve this goal. The Minister also
announced that from the next year onwards a separate
award will be given to the schools which conserve maxi-mum
energy. Winding up the interactive video session with
the students , Shri Goyal said that he is committed to imple-ment
all the announcements made on the occasion.
A student from Gandhinagar suggested to the Minister for
the replication of “ Bal Urja Rakshak Dal” Scheme being
implemented in the schools in Gujarat to other States.
Responding to this idea, Shri Goyal said that a similar ini-tiative
of forming “ Energy Clubs” in all schools is part of the
web portal “ Energy Savers” launched on the occasion. He
also invited the students to post more such ideas after
debating in their schools in the interactive portal. Accepting
an idea of students from Port Blair, the Minister also
announced that all islands will be made “ Green Energy”
Islands in the next two years. He said the Prime Minister
had also emphasized for the usage of hybrid energy solu-tions
in all Islands to achieve this goal. The Minister also
announced that from the next year onwards a separate
award will be given to the schools which conserve maxi-mum
energy. Winding up the interactive video session with
the students , Shri Goyal said that he is committed to imple-ment
all the announcements made on the occasion.
Smriti Irani lays foundation stone
of east Delhi campus of GGSIPU

6. National
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ijs'kkuh esa MkykA 600 yksx voS/k rjhds ls Vªsuksa esa [kk| inkFkZ csprs gq, idM+s
x,A esxk Cy‚d ds pyrs 'kfuokj dks rhu Vªsusa NÙkhlx<+ ,Dlçsl ¼18236½]
ubZ fnYyh&nsgjknwu ,lh Lis'ky ¼12205½] vkuan fogkj&m/keiqj Lis'ky Vªsu
¼04403½ Vªsu xkft;kckn LVs'ku ugha vk,axhA
lh- ,u- ih C;wjks
NÙkhlx<+ jkT; ds iwoZ ea=h ,oa çns'k dkaxzsl
desVh ds mik/;{k cn:íhu dqjS'kh us i=dkj
okrkZ esa tkudkjh nh g]S fd turk ikVhZ ds
'kkludky esa fo'ks"k {ks= fodkl çkf/kdj.k
¼lkMk½ fHkykbZ nqxZ }kjk lu~ 1977 esa 15X30
QwV ds vkoklh; Hkw[kaM 1269 vkcafVfr;ksa
ftlesa vf/kdka'k jftLVªh'kqnk Fks muds Hkw[kaM
dks Hkkjrh; turk ikVhZ dh ljdkj ds uxjh;
ç'kklu foHkkx jk;iqj us fnukad 10-06-2004
dks fujLr dj ubZ ;kstuk cukdj ftldk
Hkwfeiwtu çns'k ds eq[;ea=h MkW- jeu flag dh
ifRu Jherh oh.kk flag] rRdkyhu fo/kkulHkk
v/;{k Jh çseçdk'k ik.Ms ,oa çHkkjh ea=h Jh
gsepan ;kno us fd;k FkkA blds fo:)
Hkw[kaM/kkfj;ksa us fcykliqj gkbZdksVZ esa ;kfpdk
nk;j dh Fkh fcykliqj ds fo}oku U;k;k/kh'k
Jh ,y-lh- Hkknq th us fnukad 27-08-2004 dks
Hkktik ds ubZ ;kstuk ds fØ;kUo;u dks
gkbZdksVZ ds vafre fu.kZ; rd ds fy, LVs dj
fn;k FkkA ftldk QSlyk 10-03-2011 dks
fcykliqj mPp U;k;ky; ds fo}oku U;k;k/kh'k
Jh eusUæ ,e- JhokLro dh flaxy cSap us
Hkw[kaM/kkfj;ksa ds i{k esa QSlyk gqvk Fkk mlds
fo:} uxj ikfyd fuxe fHkykbZ us Mcy cSap
esa vihy ;kfpdk nk;j fd;k FkkA fo}oku
U;k;k/kh'k çHkkjh tlfVl Jh uohu flUgk th
,oa Jh xkSre HkknqM+h th dh Mcy cSap us
fnukad 05-12-2014 dks fu.kZ; nsrs gq, dgk fd
,dy cSap dk fu.kZ; lgh gS ftlesa gLrk{ksi
dh vko';drk ugha gS vkSj 'kkjnkikjk
vkoklh; ;kstuk dks fuxe ,oa 'kklu }kjk
fujLr fd;k tkuk lgh ugha gS rFkk
fu;ekuqlkj Hkw[ka/k/kkfj;ksa dks O;oLFkkfir fd;k
tk;sA
dqjS'kh us crk;k gS fd lu~ 1977 esa turk
'kklu dky esa fo'ks"k {ks= fodkl çkf/kdj.k
fHkykbZ }kjk vkfFkZd –f"V ls detksj vk; oxZ
ds fy, 'kkjnkikjk vkoklh; ;kstuk çkjaHk dh
xbZ FkhA fo'ks"k {ks= fodkl çkf/kdj.k {ks= esa
LFkkfir m|ksxksa esa dk;Zjr deZpkjh çkf/kdj.k
{ks= esa fLFkr O;olkf;d çfr"Bkuksa ds deZpkjh
rFkk fHkykbZ bLikr la;a= esa dk;Zjr deZpkjh
ftldh laiw.kZ Hkwfe/edku bLikr la;a= dh
LFkkiuk vFkok lkMk {ks= fHkykbZ&nqxZ esa
LFkkfir fdlh Hkh m|ksx vFkok 'kkldh;
vkS|ksfxd {ks= dh LFkkiuk ds fy, 'kklu }kjk
vftZr dh xbZ tehu yh x;h gSA ftUgsa
iquZokl ds fy, v;a= Hkwfe miyC/k u djk;h
gks ,sls O;fä;ksa ftldh ekfld vk; :-
350/& ls de gks fgrxzkfg;ksa dh Hkw[kaM dk
ik=rk ds vuqlkj vkcaVu djus dk fu.kZ;
fy;k x;k FkkA mä ;kstuk esa detksj vk;
oxZ ds fgrxzkfg;ksa ds fy, 15X30 dqy 450
oxZQwV vkdkj ds Hkw[kaM 'kkjnkikjk vkoklh;
;kstuk dks 5 lsDVjks esa dqy 1624 Hkw[kaM rS;kj
fd;s x;s Fks uxj fuxe rFkk xzke fuos'k foHkkx
ls çLrkfor Hkw[kaM dk uD'kk vuqeksfnr fd;k
x;k FkkA mä ;kstuk dks Hkw[kaMks dk vkcaVu
lekpkj i=ksa ds ek/;e ls çFke vk;k çFke
ik;k ds vk/kkj ij fn;k x;k gSA mä ;kstuk
ds fu;e 'krZ ds vuqlkj vkosnd dks vkosnu
ds lkFk 100/& :- tek djuk Fkk 'ks"k jkf'k
12-50 iSls dh 60 ekfld fd'r ds :i esa
fgrxzkfg;ksa dks tek djuk FkkA çC;kth dh
jkf'k :- 700-00 tek djus ds i'pkr jftLVªh
dk çko/kku j[kk x;k FkkA 1269 Hkw[kaM esa ls
634 yksxksa us iwjk iSlk tek dj jftLVªh djok
pqds gS ckdh 187 yksxksa dh iwjh jkf'k tek gks
xbZ Fkh ysfdu jftLVªh ugha gks ikbZ gS vkSj 448
yksxksa us vkosnu ds le; tek djus okyh
jkf'k tek dj pqds gS blfy, bUgsa Hkh Hkw[kaM
esa cus lsDVj ds eqrkfcd uacj Hkh vkcaVu gks
pqdk gSA bl çdkj 1269 fgrxzkfg;ksa dk Hkw[kaM
vkcaVu dh iwjh çfØ;k gks pqdh gS ysfdu ml
oä ekSds esa 2&2 3&3 QhV dk xM~Mk iwjs
vkcafVr Hkw[kaMks esa Fkk ikuh] fctyh] ukyh]
lM+d dh O;oLFkk lkMk/fuxe }kjk igys Hkh
ugha Fkh vkSj vkt Hkh ugha gS blfy, fgrxzkgh
viuk edku cukus dk dk;Z çkjaHk ugha dj
lds vkSj dqN vlkekftd rRoksa us jktuhfrd
laj{k.k ds cy ij voS/k :i ls vkcafVr Hkw[kaMks
esa xaqMkxnhZ ds cy ij ,oa gtkjksa yk[kksa :-
vkWu ysdj voS/k :i ls edku cuokus yxs
ftldh dbZ ckj f'kdk;r fgrxzkfg;ksa us
rRdkyhu vf/kdkjh ,oa jktuhfrd usrkvksa dks
Hkh fd;k FkkA
ysfdu jktuSfrd laj{k.k gksus ds dkj.k voS/k
dCtk/kkfj;ksa ij dksbZ dk;Zokgh ugha gqbZ vkSj
mYVk tkucw> dj vkoklh; Hkw[kaM esa /kkfeZd
Hkkouk QSykdj lw;Z dq.M ds uke ij rkykc
[kksnus dh dk;Zokgh djus yxsA tcfd rkykc
n'kgjk eSnku vkSj [ksydqn ds fy, 2 ,dM+
tehu uxj fuxe }kjk vkjf{kr dj fn;k Fkk
yxkrkj 'kkjnkikjk vkoklh; ;kstuk ds
fgrxzkfg;ksa dks dqN HkwekfQ;k vkSj jktuhfrd
nyky }kjk vius futh ykHk ds fy,
fgrxzkfg;ksa ij vU;k; djrs jgsA lu~ 2004 esa
N-x- esa Hkkjrh; turk ikVhZ dh ljdkj cuh
vkSj fnukad 28/05/04 dh lkekU; lHkk dh
LFkfxr fuxe cSBd esa 'kkjnkikjk vkoklh;
;kstuk ds laca/k esa ppkZ djok;k x;k tcfd
vf/kdka'k ik"kZn fojks/k djrs jgsA fnukad
27/05/04 ds egkikSj ifj"kn dh cSBd esa fu.kZ;
gqvk fd fuxe {ks= ds leLr vkoklh; ;kstuk
tks tkap ds nk;js esa u gks ,sls ;kstuk okys
{ks=ksa esa ewyHkwr lqfo/kk tSls jksM fctyh dh
O;oLFkk rRdky djk;k tk;s ftlds vkHkko esa
Hkw[kaM/kkfj;ks }kjk fuekZ.k dk;Z ugha djk;k tk
ldk gS ,oa mUgsa Hkou vuq>k Hkh tkjh fd;k
tk;s rkfd Hkw[kaM/kkjh viuk edku cuk ldsA
mlds ckotwn fuxe ds LFkfxr cSBd esa dsoy
nks ik"kZnksa ds dgus ij u;k çLrko tksM+dj
fnukad 28-5-2004 dks 'kkjnkikjk vkoklh;
;kstuk dks voS/k rjhds ls fujLr dj fn;k
x;k ml voS/kkfud çLrko dks jkT; 'kklu ds
uxjh; ç'kklu us 10-06-2004 ds Loh—fr nh
Fkh tcfd iwjh rjg ls voS/kkfud Fkk pwafd
LFkfxr cSBd esa u;k çLrko ykus ds fy, 3
pkSFkkbZ ik"kZnksa dh cgqer dh t:jr iM+rh gSA
ysfdu ek= nks ik"kZnksa ds dgus ij çLrko
ikfjr fd;k x;kA
Hkw[kaM/kkfj;ksa us fcykliqj gkbZdksVZ esa ;kfpdk nk;j dh

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Hkkjrh; jktuhfr esa e;kZnk]foosd rFkk ln~Hkkouk dks frykatfy
lHkh /kekZoyafc;ksa dh /kkfeZd Hkkoukvksa dk lEeku djus dh ckr gekjs ns'k dk lafo/kku
djrk gSA ftl egkRek xka/kh dks ç/kkuea=h ujsaæ eksnh us LoPN Hkkjr vfHk;ku esa vius
vkn'kZ iq#"k ds :i esa bLrseky djus dh dksf'k'k dh]ftl egku usrk ljnkj iVsy
ds uke ij os viuh jktuhfr vkxs c<+kus dh dksf'k'k dj jgs gSa ;g lHkh vkn'kZ iq#"k
/keZfujis{krk rFkk ns'k ds /keZfujis{k Lo:i ds gh j{kd FksA ljnkj iVsy us vius
x`gea=h jgrs gq, lkaçnkf;d 'kfä;ksa dks mudh fdl vkSdkr rd igqapk fn;k Fkk ;g
ckr fdlh ls Nqih ugha gSaA vkSj ;g ckr Hkh fdlh ls iks'khnk ugha gS fd bUghsa
lkaçnkf;d rkdrksa us xka/kh tSls ml /keZfujis{krkoknh egkiq# dk s cds kj ugh a Qdas k
tk,xkA bl dpj s ls dks ge ls Nhu fy;k tks iwjs fo'o esa loZ/keZ laHkko rFkk
lkaçnkf;d lkSgkæZ ds i{k/kj rFkk NqvkNwr ,oa Åap&uhp ds çcy fojks/kh ds :i esa
tkuk tkrk gSA egkRek xka/kh dks LoPNrk vfHk;ku dk çrhd cukdj mUgsa eku&lEeku
ugha fn;k tk jgk cfYd ,d lk/kkj.k ls fo"k; ds fy, muds uke dk ç;ksx ek=
fd;k tk
jgk gSA nqfu;k esa mudh igpku lR; vkSj vfgalk ds egku çsjd vkn'kZ iq#"k ds :i
esa Fkh vkSj ges'kk jgsxhA
;fn xka/kh ds uke dks vius uke ds lkFk ;k vius deksaZ ds lkFk tksMus dh dksf'k'k
djuh gS rks xka/kh dh ml jke/kqu ls Hkh viuk lqj feykuk gksxkA ;kuh j?kqifr jk?ko
jktk jke ifrr ikou lhrk jkeA bZ'oj vYykg rsjks uke lcdks lUefr ns HkxokuA
vkSj ftl fnu xka/kh }kjk i<+h tkus okyh ;g jke/kqu fdlh Hkh fopkj/kkjk ds O;fä
ds Hkhrj lekfgr gks tk,xh ml fnu ml O;fä dks lHkh jketkns gh utj vk,axsA
dksbZ Hkh gjketknk ugha fn[kkbZ nsxkA lk/oh fujatu T;kfr ds jketkns okys c;ku ds
ckn mudk ,d vkSj QylQk lkeus vk;kA vki Qjekrh gSa fd&^Hkkjr esa jgus okys
pkgs fQj og eqlyeku gksa ;k bZlkbZ dgha u dgha Jh jke dh gh larku gSaA ge ns'k
esa jgus okys lHkh yksx fganw laL—fr vkSj lH;rk dks ekuus okys o f'kjks/kk;Z djus okys
gh jgs gSaA tks bl dks ugha ekurs os bl ns'k esa jgus dk gd ugha j[krsA mUgsa ns'k
NksM+ nsuk pkfg,*A vc tjk bl dsaæh; jkT;ea=h ds c;ku dh Hkkjrh; lafo/kku esa
fofHkUu /keZ]fo'okl rFkk ekU;krkvksa ds ekuus okys yksxksa ds ckjs esa mfYyf[kr
O;oLFkkvksa ls rqyuk dhft,A
iwjh rjg ls bl çdkj dk xSj laoS/kkfud c;ku nsus okyh ;g efgyk D;k lkaln o
ea=h curs le; yh xbZ lafo/kku dh j{kk dh 'kiFk dk ikyu dj jgh gSa ;k ;g
Lo;a ns'k ds lafo/kku dh /kfTt;ka mM+k jgh gS vkSj lksus ij lqgkxk rks ;g fd foi{k
}kjk laln esa gaxkek djus ds ckn bl cntqcku ea=h ls dHkh mlds 'kCnksa ds fy,
^rduhdh [ksn* çdV
djok;k tk jgk gS rks dHkh ç/kkuea=h }kjk mls ubZ ea=h crkdj ekQ djus dh vihy
dh tk jgh gSA bl iwjs çdj.k esa dqN phtsa ,slh gSa tks gkykafd utj ugha vk jgha
ijarq iwjk çdj.k mUgha v–'; ckrksa ds bnZ&fxnZ gh ?kwe jgk gSA ;kn dhft, 15 vxLr
dks yky fdys dh çkphj ls ç/kkuea=h ujsaæ eksnh dk og Hkk"k.k ftlesa mUgksaus iwjs
Hkkjrokfl;ksa ls nl o"kksaZ rd ds fy, ns'k ls lkaçnkf;drk [kRe dj ns'k ds fodkl
esa yx tkus dk vkºoku fd;k FkkA muds bl vkºoku ds ckotwn muds eaf=eaMy ds
ea=h lekt dks jketknksa vkSj gjketknksa ds chp foHkkftr dj jgs gSaA blds nks gh
vFkZ gSa ;k rks eksnh dh ikVhZ ds lkaln ;gka rd fd muds ea=h muds fdlh fn'kkfunsZ'k
rFkk mudh ckrksa dk ikyu ugha dj jgs gSa ;k fQj mUgsa bl ckr dk fo'okl gS fd
os tks dqN Hkh cksy jgs gSa mlls eksnh th ukjkt ugha cfYd çlUu gh gksaxsA ,sls dVq
opu o mUekn QSykus okys yksxksa dks vius eqf[k;k ;kuh ujsaæ eksnh ds funsZ'kksa dh
vko';drk ugha cfYd os ns'k ds ^ç/kkulsod* dh ^v–';* uhfr rFkk uh;r ls HkyhHkkafr
okfQd gSa vkSj muds dM+os cksy Hkys gh lekt dks ckaVus dk dke D;ksa u djrs gksa
ijarq laçnk; ds vk/kkj ij gksus okys /kq#ohdj.k esa ,sls oäO; mudks]mudh ikVhZ dks
vkSj muds bjknksa dks Qk;nk gh igqapk,axs ijarq ,sls gkykr ns'k dh ,drk o v[kaMrk
ds fy, ,d cM+k [krjk lkfcr gks ldrs gSaA
mÙkjk[kaM egkiapk;r dk ,syku
fnYyh e as mÙkjk[kMa eyw d s ykxs k as dk s i;kIZ r jktufS rd çfrfufèkRo fn;k tk,
jktho ’kekZ
mÙkjk[k.M ,drk eap fnYyh loZ LkEefr ls çLrko ikfjr
dj reke jktUkSfrd nyksa ls fouez fuosnu djrh gS] fd
,d ’krkCnh ls fnYyh esa fuokl dj jgs mÙkjk[k.M ewy
ds yksxksa dks tuçfrfufèkRo esa i;kZIr çfrfufèkRo fn;k
tk;A [kkldj ;g ns[krs gq, fd mÙkjk[k.M ewy ds
yxHkx 35 yk[k yksx fnYyh esa fuokl dj jgsa gSa] vkSj
bl ’kgj dks cukus o laokjus esa mÙkjk[kf.M;ksa dh vge
Hkwfedk jgh gSA ;g ckr fdlh vkSj esa ugha ns’k dh dkaxzsl]
Hkktik o vki lfgr reke jktuSfrd nyksa ds usrkvksa us
fofHkUu eapksa ij bl ckr dks Lohdkj Hkh fd;k] ysfdu
vQlksl ;g gS] fd ckr dsoy ç’kalk ij gh jg tkrh gSA
tc yksdlHkk ;k foèkkulHkk gh ugha] ik"kZnksa dk fVdV
caVrk gS] rks mÙkjk[kaM ewy ds yksxksa dk mlesa uke Hkh ugha
gksrk gSA ceqf’dy ,d nks lhV fey ikrh gS] vkSj dbZ ckj
og Hkh ughaA tcfd n’s k dh jktèkkuh fnYyh e as mÙkjk[kMa ds
ykxs k as u s jktuhfr] lkfgR;] i=dkfjrk] ç’kklu] dyk] lxa hr o
lekt los k lfgr gj {k=s e as viuk veYw ; ;kxs nku nrs s vk jgas
gAaS
jktuhfrd {k=s e as bl fujra j feyh mi{s kk dk s yds j lekt eas
xgjh fujk’kk jgh gAS yfs du ;g ckr fdlh ,d fuf’pr epa
ij ugh a mBh ik;h FkhA bl ckj fnYyh d s puq ko l s Bhd igys
mÙkjk[k.M lekt dh lLa Fkkvk as u s mÙkjk[k.M ,drk epa fnYyh
d s rgr viuh vkokt dk s ijq s tkjs d s lkFk mBk;k gAS lLa Fkk
fdlh jktufS rd ny ;k fdlh nlw j s lekt dk fojkès k ugh a dj
jgh gAS og dos y viu s fy, U;k; o fgLlk pkgrh gAS rkfd
lekt dk s viu s ykxs k as d s chp dk Hkh çfrfufèkRo fey ldAs
bl ,drk epa dh egkipa k;r e as çc}q mÙkjk[k.M lekt ds
ykxs dyk] lLa df` r o reke] lkekftd ljkds kjk as l s tMq s+ gAaS
mÙkjk[kMa d s iow Z lfS udk as dk bl epa dk s leFkuZ gkfly gAS
mÙkjk[k.M dk gj dkus k bl vkokt e as viuh tkMs + jgk gAS bl
volj ij lkekftd ljq {kk vkjS lxa BukRed ,drk enq n~ k as ij
Hkh ppk Z gbq AZ
bl volj ij çe[q k oDrkvk as e as txnh’k eea xkba ]Z fnoku flga
u;ky] ct` ekgs u mçrs h Hkiw Us n z jkor] cpu flga èkukys k] nos flga
jkor] fnxekgs u uxs h] deyk jkor] çes ’kekZ
xHa khj flga uxs h] çes flga pkgS ku] vktkn flga uxs h] foukns fo"V]
vfuy iar] fueZyk vfèkdkjh] çfeyk jk.kk o [kq’kgky flag
fo"V vkfn ’kkfey FksA
mÙkjk[k.M egkiapk;r dk lapkyu Jherh y{eh jkor us
fd;kA bl egkiapk;r esa cM+h la[;k esa efgykvksa o ;qokvksa
dh Hkh Hkkxsnkjh jghA mÙkjk[kaM ,drk eap fnYyh us crk;k
fd viuh ekaxksa dks ysdj fofHkUu jktuSfrd nyksa dks
voxr djk;k tk pqdk gSA
gtkjksa yksx tarj earj ij meM+s
bl volj ij mÙkjk[k.M ds ’kh"kZ tu xk;d ujsUnz flag
usxh us dgk fd jktuSfrd nyksa }kjk mÙkjk[k.M lekt dh
mis{kk fd;k tkuk csgn vQlksl tud gSA tcfd bl
lekt us fnYyh dh vku cku ’kku esa dksbZ deh ugha j[kh
gSA bl volj ij vxz.kh laLd`r dehZ ghjk flag jk.kk us
dgk fd vkt ;gka ij vk;h mÙkjk[k.M dh reke laLFkkvksa
o gtkjksa yksx bl ckr dk çrhd gS] fd ;g loky yksxksa
ds fnekx esa eFk jgk gS] fd vkf[kj ;g mis{kk dc rd
vkSj D;ksa
tarj earj ij lqcg ls gh mÙkjk[k.M ds yksxksa dk bl
egkiapk;r esa lEefyr gksus ds fy, rkark yx x;k FkkA
yksx viuh ijaijkxr iks’kkdksa esa vk, vkSj xxuHksnh ukjksa
ds lkFk igkM+h lkr Hkh ctrs jgsA pkjksa rjQ ;gh ckr
mBh dh jktuSfrd ny mÙkjk.[kM lekt dks viuh tkxhj
le>rs gSa] vkSj muds oksVksa dks viuh cikSrh ekursa gSaA
bl volj ij vk;ksftr egkiapk;r ds la;kstd panz
CkYyHk VEVk o fouksn cNsrh us ,d Loj esa dgk fd vc
mÙkjk[k.Mh lekt iwjh rjg ls tkx pqdk gS] vkSj ,dtwV
gS] og fnYyh ds jktuSfrd nyksa dh euekuh ugha djus
nsxkA mUgksaus dgk fd lekt dh ;g ,dtwVrk gh gekjh
vis{kkvksa dks iwjk djsxhA
bl dk;ZØe ds nkSjku fofiu xkSM+ ¼egklfpo U;wt isilZ
,lksfl,’ku vkWQ bafM;k½ us ehfM;k ls ckr djrs gq, crk;k
fd ns’k esa vkt mÙkjk[k.M ds yksxksa us viuh ,d vyx
Nfo cukbZ gqbZ gS] vkSj vc fnYyh esa gksus okys pquko esa Hkh
mÙkjk[k.M ds yksxksa dh Hkwfedk vyx gksxh o lHkh ikfVZ;ksa
dks lans’k nsrs gq, dgk fd mÙkjk[kf.M;ksa dh Hkwfedk fnYyh
ljdkj esa viuh vyx txg cuk,xhA
osLV dk djsaxs lnqi;ksx
xkft;kckn% flVh l s fudyu s oky s oLs V
dk s cds kj ugh a Qdas k tk,xkA bl dpjs
l s ehFkus xlS cukb Z tk,xhA çn's k ds
uxj fuxe vkjS uxj ikfydk {k=s k as eas
ihihih e‚My ij IykVa yxk, tk,xa As
bl xlS dk s [kkuk idku]s jk's kuh vkjS
tujVs j pyku s e as bLres ky fd;k tk
ldxs kA ,d çkboVs dia uh u s y[kuÅ
e as uxj fodkl foHkkx d s vf/kdkfj;k as ds
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8. 8
ubZ fnYyh] 15 fnlacj] ls 21 fnlacj] 2014 National
Government Issues New Strict Guidelines For Taxi Operators
issued some guidelines to the operators; 1.Inside the vehicle
in a conspicuous place exhibit driver’s name,address,photo-graph,
DL and permit details.2.Any misbehavior reported
shall result in suspension of permit for the first and second
offences.for the third time offence the permit will be can-celled.
3.The Uniform of the driver shall be navy blue
pants,sky blue shirt,navy blue cap with yellow stripes,(gold-en
yellow)black belt,black shoes and blue socks.4.The driv-er
shall exhibit his identity with driving licence particulars so
as to be clearly visible to passengers.5.The city taxi driver
appointed by the permit holder shall behave in polite courte-ous
manner with passengers.6.Should not shift principal
place of business without intimating RTO.7.Display the per-mit
prominently inside the vehicle.8.City taxi should be round
the clock service.9.Each motor cab or taxi should be con-nected
with radio,telephone with company operational con-trol
room approved by regional transport authority the control
room should monitor movement of the vehicle.10.Taxi should
be operated within the radius of 25 km in the city
limits.11.The taxi stand shall be located at the areas as may
be determined by the empowered authorities.12.Taxi should
have approved digital meters.13.seating capacity shall not
exceed 4+1.14.The words City Taxi shall be displayed on the
top of the vehicle.15.Permit shall be deemed invalid if the
vehicle complete six years.16.There shall be arrangement to
book the motor cab in advance.17.All cabs should have a
communication system linked to control room.18.Taxi should
approach the customer without any delay.19.Metering
should start only after picking up the customer at the desig-nated
place.20.No service,dead-mileage charge or any other
charge other than the rate fixed by the RTA shall be
charged.21.Fixing of colour glass,tinted glass or colour fila-ment
is strictly prohibited.22.Vehicle should be fitted with lug-gage
carrier.23.
The authority is not responsible for technical failure,mechan-ical
failure,and human error in the operation of radio equip-ment.
24.The authority is not responsible in case of fake call
or customers not being present at the place where
called.these are the guidelines issued by Government to the
taxi drivers and we have called meeting on Saturday with
cab drivers and Aggregators and owner of the private firms
said by transport commissioner Ramegowda and
Commissioner M N Reddi.
Dr. Harsh Vardhan inaugurated newly constructed
primary school building at Ashok Vihar
Binod Takiawala
New Delhi: Union Minister, Science & Technology Dr.
Harsh Vardha inaugurated the newly constructed
Municipal primary school building at Ashok Vihar in North
Delhi. On the occasion, Standing Committee, Chairman,
Mr. Mohan Prasad Bhardwaj; former MLA, Mr. Mahender
Nagpal and number of local residents were also present.
The function was presided over by the Leader of House,
NDMC and area councillor, Ms. Mira Aggerwal .On the
occasion, Dr. Harsh Verdhan said that providing better
education with modern facilities and infrastructure is the
corporation’s priority inauguration of this school building
is a step in the direction. He said, Corporations are pro-viding
education in better way as teachers are competi-tive
in their schools.
Mr. Mohan Prasad Bhardwaj said that corporation pro-viding
education facility to every student. “Children are
future of our Nation and we are trying to provide maxi-mum
possible facilities to the children” he said.
Ms. Mira Aggerwal who presided over the function
informed that the primary school building is two storey
which is constructed at a cost of Rs. 248.95 lakhs. She
also informed that the school building has sixteen class
rooms, two staff rooms, two office rooms and two toilet
blocks for girls and boys at each floor. She said that the
new building will help students to attain education in bet-ter
environment.
First Anniversary of
India's Gay Sex Ban:
cnp bureau
New Delhi: The Supreme
Court of India recriminalised
same-sex sexual behaviour
on 11 December 2013. The
consequences of this judg-ment
have been multiple
and far-reaching. Over the
past year, this ruling has
increased the vulnerability
of gender and sexual
minorities to violence, stig-ma
and discrimination and
has adversely affected the
uptake of HIV services.
To mark the anniversary of
Section 377 judgment, India
HIV/AIDS Alliance (Alliance
India) organised a public
hearing to discuss the con-sequences
of the ruling and
review cases of violence
and discrimination that have
taken place since the
Supreme Court verdict. The
national event was attended
by more than 500 activists
and people from the lesbian,
gay, bisexual and transgen-der
(LGBT) community,
stakeholders from govern-ment,
and representatives
from media, international
agencies, and civil society.
Delhi High Court sets aside the appointment of Dr. Purushottam
Lal, nominated by MCI as Member, Employees (ESIC)
cnp bureau
New Delhi: The Delhi
High Court Bench of
Hon’ble Mr. Justice Vibhu
Bakru has set aside the
appointment of Dr.
Purushottam Lal
(Chairman, Metro Group
of Hospitals) as Member,
Employees State
Insurance Corporation
(ESIC). On April 20,
2012, the Ministry of
Labour and Employment
sent a letter to Indian
Medical Association
(IMA) regarding reconsti-tution
of the ESI
Corporation and asked it
to nominate persons to
represent it.
As per regular practice,
IMA used to nominate a
member as its represen-tative
to ESIC in the
Central Council meeting
of IMA and the same was
conveyed to ESIC there-after.
Later, when it was
informed that Dr.
Purushottam Lal, a nomi-nated
member from the
Medical Council of India,
instead of IMA, was being
considered as a member
of the ESI Corporation,
the IMA sent a represen-tation
to the Labour
Ministry against it but
they nominated Dr.
Purushottam Lal for the
above post. The repre-sentative
of IMA, as per
the Convention to repre-sent
in ESIC was
ignored. Indian Medical
Association strongly con-tended
that "The appoint-ment
was made in sheer
contravention of Section
13(c) of the ESI Act and
abuse of the powers con-ferred
by it as the main
provisions have been
ignored and not looked
into".
Hawala Den Raided
by CCB Police
cnp bureau
Bangalore: Based on tip
of information the Central
Crime Branch Sleuths
conducted a raid on
Rajeshwari Agency in
kumbarpet main road in
ulsoor gate police station
limits on Sunday,and
recovered The money
which was been used as
Hawala the total amount
worth of Rs.44.63. lakh
cash has been seized by
them and we have arrest-ed
the two operative of
this hawala as
Bheemram patel,24 year
old and suresh patel,22
year old and a case has
been registered in ulsoor
gate police station, and
further investigation is on
said by Jt CP Crime
Hemanth Nimbalkar and
DCP Crime Abhishek
Goyal.

9. Special 9
4thBharatiya Manav AdhikarSamman
All India Council of Human Rights, Liberties &
Social Justice dedicates to Dr. O.P.Bhalla, Founder
Chairman, Manav Rachna Educational Institutions
cnp bureau
New Delhi: The All India Council
of Human Rights, Liberties &
Social Justice (AICHLS)
announced the “4thBharatiya
Manav AdhikarSamman – 2014”
for peace, harmony, protection and
promotion of human rights in asso-ciation
with “National Council of
News and Broadcasting “ and
“Asian Human Rights Council” at
the India Islamic Center, New
Delhi on December 9.
The awards were dedicated in the
memory of Dr. O. P.Bhalla,
Founder Chairman, Manav
Rachna Educational Institutions.
As a legendary educationist and-philanthropist
who devoted his life-time
towards the betterment of
mankind and the upliftment of
society, the awardsare a fitting
tribute to Dr O P Bhalla’s mission-ary
passion and zealous commit-ment.
Dr O.P. Bhalla’sundying passion
for the betterment of society did
not end with the setting up of
schools and colleges. He took
upon himself several social wel-fare
projects for the benefit of the
community. If he endowed merito-rious
boys and girls, the handi-capped
and the economically less
privileged with liberal scholar-ships,
he also initiated a ‘Health
for All’ movement that included
arranging Blood Donation Camps
on a regular basis and establishing
free OPD Clinics, Thalassemia
awareness camps and workshops
for the eradication of Dengue. He
was a karmayogi in the true sense
of the word, so what better way to
salute his vision than to institute
an Award in his memory and hon-our.
The ‘Bharatiya Manav
AdhikarSamman’honourspeople
for their outstanding performance
& an increasingly important role in
various walks of life includ-ingsports,
media, arts, culture and
community services.
The All India Council of Human
Rights, Liberties & Social Justice
(AICHLS) has awarded the
“4thBharatiya Manav Adhikar
Samman – 2014” to the following
eminent personalities who were
given awards included Swami
Gopala Maharaja for his contribu-tion
to peace, Mr. OP Chaudhary,
a renowned young IAS officer for
his due contribution to social wel-fare,
SSP Dharmendra Singh from
Ghaziabad for supporting the
Smile project, Churchill Almeo,
Former Chief Minister of Goa was
presented with the mass leadertro-phy.
LIST OF EMINENT AWARDEES
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AWARDED RADIO NETWORK
“D. R KAARTHIKEYAN
PRIDE OF INDIA
JUSTICE KAMLESHWAR NATH
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CHURCHILL ALEMAO
MASS LEADER OF INDIA
“ O.P CHAUDHARY
BEST IAS OFFICER’2014
“ DHARMENDRA SINGH
BEST IPS OFFICER’2014
“ PRABHU DAYAL
BEST MLA’2014
“MOHIT BABBAR
BEST NEWS COORDINATOR
“ DR. ROMESH GAUTAM
PRIDE OF NATION
“DR. MADHU KRISHAN
INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL IMPACT
“K.R. MANGALAM UNIVERSITY
ASIA’S BEST AND FASTEST GROW-ING
PRIVATE UNIVERSITY’2014
“ RAMESH BHATT
MEDIA EXCELLENCE AWARD “BEST
ANCHOR ‘2014”
“SALAMAT MIYAN
MEDIA EXCELLENCE AWARD “BEST
EDITOR ‘2014”
“ PARIMAL KUMAR
MEDIA EXCELLENCE AWARD “BEST
INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALIST ‘2014”
“ RANA YASHWANT
BEST NEWS PROGRAMME , “INDIA
NEWS , ARDHASATYA , ‘2014”
“ DR.H.L.N. RAO
“4TH BHARTIYA MANAV ADHIKAR
SAMMAN’2014” , FOR PEACE, HAR-MONY,
PROTECTION AND PROMO-TION
OF HUMAN RIGHTS
SMT. S.G. SUSHEELAMMA
“4TH BHARTIYA MANAV ADHIKAR
SAMMAN’2014” , FOR PEACE, HAR-MONY,
PROTECTION AND PROMO-TION
OF HUMAN RIGHTS
SHRI FOUNDATION
“ 4TH BHARTIYA MANAV ADHIKAR
SAMMAN’2014” , FOR PEACE, HAR-MONY,
PROTECTION AND PROMO-TION
OF HUMAN RIGHTS
NEERA SHASTRI
“4TH BHARTIYA MANAV ADHIKAR
SAMMAN’2014” , FOR PEACE, HAR-MONY,
PROTECTION AND PROMO-TION
OF HUMAN RIGHTS
RAJIV SHARMA
“ 4TH BHARTIYA MANAV ADHIKAR
SAMMAN’2014” , FOR PEACE, HAR-MONY,
PROTECTION AND PROMO-TION
OF HUMAN RIGHTS
SRI MADAN GOPALA SWAMIJI
“ 4TH BHARTIYA MANAV ADHIKAR
SAMMAN’2014” , FOR PEACE, HAR-MONY,
PROTECTION AND PROMO-TION
OF HUMAN RIGHTS
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10. International 10
Unlike his reclusive father,
North Korean leader Kim
Jong-un's leadership style is characterized by showman-ship,
in order to appear more friendly to the public, coupled
with a reign of fear among officials. The younger Kim is fre-quently
seen visiting the homes of ordinary North Koreans
with gifts and shaking hands with them. He has built a
water park, equestrian club and ski resort in the impover-ished
nation, aiming to win the hearts and minds of the
Pyongyang elite. His bizarre friendship with ex-NBA star
Dennis Rodman has made global headlines. Experts say
Kim's style evinces a desire to portray himself as open-minded
and worldly. He also appears regularly in public
holding hands with his wife Ri Sol-ju. He said during a con-cert
last year that the North should "boldly accept" the pos-itive
aspects of foreign countries and adapt them to North
Korean styles. And unlike his father, who had a morbid fear
of flying, the younger Kim was seen publicly boarding his
own aircraft to travel to distant parts of the North.
ubZ fnYyh] 15 fnlacj] ls 21 fnlacj] 2014
Landslide in Indonesia
A landslide in Indonesia
killed seven people,
destroyed 105 houses and
left 108 people missing, an
official said .Hundreds have
been evacuated from the
site in Banjarnegara, in cen-tral
Java, where media pic-tures
showed a flood of mud
and water cascading down a wooded mountain side. The
landslide hit on Friday night.
Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, spokesman for the National
Disaster Mitigation Agency, said 379 people had been
taken to temporary shelters. "Jemblung village was the
most affected," he said in a statement. "Rescuers are still
trying to find more victims. The challenge is that the
evacuation route is also damaged by the landslide."
Kerry offers condolences to
Abbas over PA minister's death
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says he
hopes upcoming talks with Israel's prime
minister and European officials will avert
the possibility of a UN Security Council
clash over proposed resolutions dealing
with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Meetings set for Kerry next week in Europe
aim to unite different countries that, current-ly,
are pushing conflicting proposals for a
two-state solution to generations of war and
tensions between Israel and Palestinians.
Several nations, including Jordan and
France, have proposed Security Council
resolutions that they would like to see
adopted before the end of the year. "We're
trying to figure out a way to help defuse the
tensions and reduce the potential for more
conflict," Kerry told reporters Friday in
Bogota, where he met with Colombian
President Juan Manuel Santos. "We're
exploring various possibilities to that end."
"There are a lot of different folks pushing in
different directions out there and the ques-tion
is: 'Can we all pull in the same direc-tion,'"
Kerry said. Kerry sought to broker a
peace deal between Israel and Palestinian
authorities but fell short in April after nearly
nine months of tense negotiations. The
push for Security Council action follows the
failure of those talks, in addition to this sum-mer's
50-day war between Israel and
Hamas, the Palestinian faction that controls
the Gaza Strip, and the recent upsurge in
violence sparked by disputes over
Jerusalem's hilltop complex that is revered
by both Muslims and Jews. U.S. officials
say they aren't opposed to a new Security
Council resolution but that none of the
drafts that have been offered so far are
acceptable.
As he was heading back to Washington,
Kerry spoke Friday afternoon with
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to
discuss Israel, the West Bank and
Jerusalem, according to a senior State
Department official who was not authorized
to brief reporters by name and spoke on
condition of anonymity. Kerry will meet
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
in Rome on Monday, and will meet later
with European foreign ministers. During his
call to Abbas, Kerry also offered his condo-lences
for the Wednesday death of
Palestinian Cabinet minister Ziad Abu Ain,
who died following a confrontation between
Palestinian protesters and Israeli soldiers
that included pushing and shoving.
Russia expressed outrage at the "openly confrontational
iev: Ukraine wel-comed
a US bill
that would allow
Washington to provide
lethal military assistance
to the embattled country,
but Russia expressed out-rage
at the "openly con-frontational"
legislation.
The bill -- passed late and
due to get final approval
in Congress before being
sent to US President
Barack Obama -- opens
the way for up to $350
million (280 million
euros`) worth of US mili-tary
hardware to be sent
to Ukraine, which has
been fighting an eight-month
war against
Kremlin-backed sepa-ratists
in its east. It also
threatens fresh sanctions
against Russia, whose
economy is crumbling
under previous rounds of
Western sanctions and a
collapse in oil prices. US
Secretary of State John
Kerry is set to meet
Russian Foreign Minister
Sergei Lavrov in Rome
amid the toughening
American response.
Russia`s foreign ministry
said the new US legisla-tion
put a "powerful bomb"
under US-Russia bilateral
ties. "The openly con-frontational
nature of the
Ukraine Freedom Support
Act approved by both
houses of the US
Congress without debate
and proper voting cannot
cause anything but deep
regret," said ministry
spokesman Alexander
Lukashevich. "US legisla-tors
are following in the
footsteps of the Barack
Obama administration by
showing great zeal in
destroying the framework
of cooperation," he said.
Kiev lawmakers, though,
hailed the US move as a
"historic decision". They
have long been pressing
the West to provide mili-tary
support to their
beleaguered army, but
have so far received only
non-lethal equipment.
Obama, who has resisted
sending arms to Ukraine,
will have to decide
whether to promulgate the
Ukraine Freedom Support
Act, which allows for the
delivery of anti-tank and
anti-armour weapons,
radar, surveillance drones
and communications
equipment to Ukraine.
It is far from certain that
the US president will back
the bill. There is little
appetite in Western gov-ernments
for a step that
could see them drawn into
a proxy war with Russia.
Asked whether Obama
would sign it, White
House spokesman Josh
Earnest said: "We are
looking at it right now." US
lawmakers, however,
appeared determined to
force Obama`s hand
against Russia. Senators
added a clause in the bill
that would grant "major
non-NATO ally" status to
Ukraine, along with pro-
Western Georgia and
Moldova.
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11. Crime/ Science
11
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It’s really easy to get away with crimes in India
Couldn’t they have been more proactive in conducting
random checks once in a while to keep these companies
on their toes? Is there a corruption angle to it where they
keep filling someone’s coffers to avoid such checks?
If safety is concern, how many vehicles pass the routine
checks? If women’s safety is the reason for banning
Uber, then at some extent trains, buses and other mode
of public transportation have proven fatal for women’s
safety. In fact, Uber gives one more layer of safety which
has resulted in quick arrest of the driver. The Delhi Police
have booked Uber for cheating and not fulfilling its prom-ise
of ensuring safety for its customers and violating
norms. It is hurting to see how Delhi Police and
Government have diverted the attention from the rape to
Uber. Among the alleged omissions for which the Delhi
Police have blamed both the company and the driver
responsible is the absence of a public service vehicle
badge.
Among the details sought by the police of the drivers are
local and permanent addresses, licence number, places
where the driver concerned has stayed in the city and
previous criminal records, including the ones in which the
individual was convicted, was undertrial and even acquit-ted.
Furthermore, the applicant has to get the recom-mendation
of two individuals who can vouch for him and
provide their details along with a complete set of related
documents. Instead, what he submitted in a Transport
Department office and later to Uber was a character cer-tificate
issued by the Delhi Police. The police have
already made it clear that the piece of document was a
forged one and registered a separate case of forgery
against him. Meanwhile, the Delhi Transport
Department, clarified that only six cab services were
legally allowed to ply in the capital. If there was a rape
case registered against the driver then that information
should be in some Database and his driving license
should have been suspended.
Kanchan Yadav
As the News of Pro-ISIS account is getting
operated from Bengaluru was spread
through out the country on Friday as the
news was broken by UK Based Channel 4
News that a twitter account by name
@Shamiwitness is getting operated from
Bengaluru as soon as the news was
spread Bengaluru police were alerted by
various agencies about the twitter account
and based on the information M N Reddi
Police Commissioner called a High value
meeting and alerted all his officers and led
4 special team to nab this twitter account
holder and special team was led by Joint
CP Hemanth Nimbalkar under the
Supervision of DCP Crime Abhishek Goyal
swung into action. Special team and intelli-gence
bureau and all cyber experts and
NIA Team was too swung into action and
were in contact with high end officers and
on the basis of credible intelligence inputs
received by Bengaluru City Police and the
team was on the manhunt for the twitter
account owner who was
operating Pro-isis account and in the late
hours of Friday the team Zeroed and
apprehended 24 year old Mehdi Masroor
Biswas from his one room rented apart-ment.
He is basically from West Bengal
and is working as a Manufacturing execu-tive
in Bengaluru since 2012 and earn a
annual package of 5.3 lacs per annum with
a MNC.He is a Engineer by Qualification.
His parents and two elder sisters live in
west Bengal and his father is a retired
employee of WB State Electricity Board.
DG&IGP Of Karnataka Lalrokhuma
Pachau, and M N Reddi Police commis-sioner
said that Mehdi Masroor Biswas has
confessed the crime that he used to oper-ate
the twitter account @Shamiwitness for
the last many years,he was interested in
developing of Levantine region consisting
of turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel,Gaza strip
Egypt etc from 2003 onwards.He used to
work in his office during the day and
became active on internet late into the
nights. He used to GB internet in 60GB
High speed monthly internet connection
and used to read all breaking rules web-sites
related to ISIS/ISIL. He had a more
than 17000 twitter users and used to fero-ciously
tweet by aggregating information&
closely watching the developments of this
region.
He was in contact with English speaking
terrorists of ISIS and became a source of
incitement& information for the new
recruits trying to join ISIS/ISIL Through his
social media propaganda he abetted ISIL
in its agenda and to wage war against the
Asiatic Powers.and he was careful in hid-ing
his identity and was confident that it will
never get revealed. His identity was
exposed by channel 4 & inputs were
passed on to Indian agencies.
FIR has been registered in Gangamangudi
Police station under section 125 IPC,Sec
18&39,&sec 66 of it act,2000.Section
125,IPC-Anyone who wages war against
the Republic of India or any Asiatic Power
in alliance or at peace,with India or
attempts to wage such war or abets the
waging of such war.Section 18,Unlawful
Activities (prevention)Act,1967:
Whoever Conspires or attempts to com-mit,
or advocates,abets,advises or incites
or knowingly facilitates the commission of
a terrorist act or any act preparatory to the
commission of a terror act, Section
39,Unlawful activities (Prevention)Act:
Whoever commits an offence relating to
support to a terrorist organization. Section
66 of IT Act,2000:Whoever dishonesty or
fraudulentary commits a computer-related
offence.and seized 2 Mobile phones and
Laptop from his house said by Pachau and
Reddi. A Second interview Mehdi Masroor
Biswas gave Channel 4 on Friday he stat-ed
in the interview that I’ve not harmed
anybody, broken any laws of country,
waged any war against India or against
any allies of India. But they might bring that
charge Mehdi Biswas to channel 4,and
based on the interview the officer tracked
his mobile location and Zeroed him at his
residence in the late hours of Friday, He
worked double life as for the diversified
multinational by day,was a jihadist propa-gandist
by night.
Lived a quite life: hardly spoke to neigh-bours;
landlord had no clue about his
jihadist activities, he is drawn to be a reli-gious
during his college days and was
been recruited by the college campus to
Bengaluru in ITC Company,and based on
his background verification from his col-lege
in WB we got inputs on him, when
asked as he been to abroad Bengaluru
police though he hasn’t been abroad
believes in the idea of an Islamic state.
Owned @Shamiwitness a twitter handle
that was followed by Mideast analyst and
bloggers.he is a Bengali speaker and was
excellent in English and propagated the
violent ideology of the Islamic state.police
decribed him as a radical ideologue of the
jihadi cause,he reportedly told “India does
not have real muslims capable for Jihad.
his intention in ISIS recruiting new people
to support the cause
and to play the role of strategist.He intro-duced
himself a Libyan man living in the
UK to his followers and ISIS member fol-lowing
him on. Biswas masked his static IP
address, preventing police from tracking
his location immediately, he began posting
pro-jihadi information on twitter in early
2011.More Mehdis are active on the net
said by a kalyan youth Arib Majeed who
was recruited by ISIS but returned.said by
Investigation officer. Mehdi’s father report-edly
denied that his son was associated
with the Islamic terror outfit and claimed
that he was innocent.Meanwhile Goyal
received a threat message in reply to his
tweet about the arrest of Biswas
.“@goyal_abhei we will not leave our
brothers in your hand Revenge Is coming
wait for our reaction””reads a reply from
twitter handle @abouanfal6 and after the
preliminary investigation shows that he is a
virtual or actual relations are under intense
scrutinity.investigation is looking into every
possible way of his connect with ISIS virtu-al&
actual word and even we are looking
into presence of any of the domestic con-nect
or sleeper cell existing or not the fol-lower
network is being studied and
Bengaluru CCB police gets 5days police
custody of Mehdi Masroor Biswas owner of
@Shamiwitness twitter handle from court
and further investigation is on and finally
DG&IGP Lalrokhuma Pachau has appreci-ated
officers of intelligence bureau as
Amar Kumar Pandey and others,and
whole NIA team and all the multiple agen-cies,
for the support to arrest him and even
appreciated Bengaluru Police
Commissioner M N Reddi,and other offi-cers
like Alok Kumar,P
Harishekaran,Hemanth Nimbalkar,Sharath
Chandra, and Abhishek Goyal and his
team for the great job done by the CCB as
it is a Big Success for the Bengaluru City
Police& CCB.he added.
Pro-Islamic State Twitter account holder Mehdi Biswas Arrested by
Bengaluru CCB Police & Remanded for five Days Police Custody
Why Birds Don't Have Teeth
Birds — like anteaters, baleen whales and
turtles — don't have teeth. But this wasn't
always the case. The common ancestor of
all living birds sported a set of pearly whites
116 million years ago, a new study finds. In
the study, researchers looked at the mutat-ed
remains of tooth genes in modern birds
to figure out when birds developed "eden-tulism"
— an absence of teeth. Ancient
birds have left only a fragmented fossil
record, but studying the genes of modern
birds can help clarify how the bird lineage
has changed over time. "DNA from the
crypt is a powerful tool for unlocking
secrets of evolutionary history," Mark
Springer, a professor of biology at the
University of California, Riverside and one
of the study's lead researchers, said in a
statement. Modern birds have curved
beaks and a hearty digestive tract that help
them grind and process food. But the 1861
finding of the fossil bird Archaeopteryx in
Germany suggested that birds descended
from toothed reptile ancestors, Springer
said. And scientists now know that birds
evolved from theropod dinosaurs, carnivo-rous
beasts such as Tyrannosaurus rex,
which had a mouth full of sharp teeth.
But no one knew exactly what happened to
the teeth in the evolution of these animals
from then until now. "The history of tooth
loss in the ancestry of modern birds has
remained elusive for more than 150 years,"
Springer said. [8 Foods for Healthy Teeth]
In the new study, the researchers won-dered
whether the bird lineage lost its teeth
in a single event, meaning the common
ancestor of all birds did not have teeth, or
whether edentulism happened independ-ently,
in different lines of birds throughout
history, the researchers said.
To find out, they investigated the genes
that govern tooth production.
In vertebrates, tooth formation involves six
genes that are crucial for the formation of
enamel (the hard tissue that coats teeth)
and dentin (the calcified stuff underneath
it).
The researchers looked for mutations that
might inactivate these six genes in the
genomes of 48 bird species, which repre-sent
almost every order of living birds. A
mutation in dentin- and enamel-related
genes that was shared among bird species
would indicate that their common ancestor
had lost the ability to form teeth, the
researchers said.

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Raghuram Rajan meets to Arun Jaitley
Amid growing demand for
a rate cut by the Reserve
Bank, Governor Raghuram
Rajan met to Finance
Minister Arun Jaitley and
discussed a range of “eco-nomic
issues”.
“We discussed a range of
economic issues,” Rajan
told reporters after meeting
with the Finance Minister.
The meeting assumes sig-nificance
amid growing
calls for a rate cut by the
RBI. Jaitley had also
pitched for lowering the
cost of capital to boost
growth.
“Now time has come with
moderate inflation to bring
down the rates. If you bring
down the rates, people will
start borrowing from banks
to pay for their flats and
houses. The EMIs will go
down,” Jaitley said in
Parliament on December
10. “I am sure that the
authorities who are compe-tent
to deal with it are fully
seized of this view notwith-standing
the balancing
exercise between inflation
management and growth
which they have to do,” he
had said.
RBI in last policy review on
December 2 had kept poli-cy
rates unchanged, say-ing
a shift in stance is ‘pre-mature’
but had hinted that
a cut may come early next
year if inflation continues to
ease and government acts
on the fiscal side.
The repo rate continues to
be at 8 per cent while the
cash reserve ratio is at 4
per cent.
Retail inflation fell to 4.38
per cent in November, the
lowest since the govern-ment
started computing
the new series of data in
January 2012, as prices of
food items went down fur-ther.
At the same time,
industrial production saw
the sharpest contraction in
three years of 4.2 per cent
in October, putting pres-sure
on RBI to cut rate to
boost growth.
TCS planning to increase pay offer for freshers
IT bellwether Tata
C o n s u l t a n c y
Services (TCS) is
planning to increase
its pay offer to fresh-ers
recruited directly
or through campus
interviews, a senior
official informed .
"We want to increase the entry-level salary offered to
freshers to attract more talented youth and ensure their
retention with bright opportunities to move up the value
chain," TCS global Human Resources head Ajoyendra
Mukherjee told in Bengaluru.
Admitting that the salary offered to new recruits at the
entry level has remained static over the years,
Mukherjee said the company had started paying city
allowance as an additional incentive to all employees,
including trainees hired from engineering colleges or
directly through online tests and personal interviews
offline.
"Though we hire on an average 35,000 freshers annual-ly,
the number of applicants seeking jobs in our company
is five-six times more (over 200,000) in a year, which
makes us the most-sought after IT firm for fresh gradu-ates
in the country," Mukherjee asserted.
The $13-billion global software major is on target to hire
55,000 techies this fiscal (2014-15), including 35,000
engineering students from 370 institutions across the
country.
The company has already made job offers to 31,000
youth in the first eight months (April-November) of this
fiscal. As the largest employer in the Indian IT industry as
well as the private sector, TCS has a whopping 313,757
techies, including over 100,000 women employees.
About 60 per cent account for freshers and 40 per cent
laterals.
"We have a hike strike-rate (70 per cent/24,500) of fresh-ers
accepting our offer letters and joining as trainees
from campuses, where 99 per cent of hiring takes place
on day of interviews," Mukherjee claimed. The company
also hires engineers at entry and lateral levels directly or
through referrals made by its senior employees or team
leaders. Though the company's human capital base is
wider and twice that of peers like Infosys, Wipro and HCL
Technologies, the attrition rate was 12.8 per cent in sec-ond
quarter (July-September), resulting in net addition
being far less than the gross addition it made during the
first six months of this fiscal. "Our attrition rate is on par
with the average rate in the industry, as a number of
employees leave for various reasons, including family
issues, transfers, different aspirations, in pursuit of high-er
studies and sabbatical," Mukherjee said.
Foxconn, union fail to end deadlock
Chennai: The tripar-tite
meeting between
Foxconn manage-ment,
union and the
state government
ended on Friday
afternoon without
any key decision
taken and the next
round is scheduled
for December 18.
Foxconn is suspend-ing
production from
December 24 at its
Sriperumbudur plant
located inside the
Nokia SEZ, due to
lack of orders as its biggest customer in India — Nokia — has exited mobile phone
business. management told us that work would be suspended in phases. The first
phase of suspension would begin December 17 while the second and last would end
on December 23. They have also asked us to come with suggestions for a voluntary
separation scheme," E Muthukumar, president of Foxconn's employees union, which
is backed by CITU, said.

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Ranveer Singh will always be
special for Parineeti Chopra
Mumbai: The
duo– Ranveer
Singh and
P a r i n e e t i
Chopra – who
took back
home oodles
of praise and
fame post
`Ladies Vs Ricky
Bahl` have clocked
four and three years in
Bollywood respectively.
Pari made her
debut with
Ranveer in
`Ladies…` while the 28
year-old actor got his
share of limelight in `Band
Baja Baraat` in 2010.
To mark the occasion,
Parineeti who recently
r o m a n c e d
Ranveer in
their lat-est
`Kill
D i l `
tweeted
a candid
pi c ture
of the
t w o ,
an act of her fondness for
him.The chirpy lady of
Tinsel town mentioned that
the charming Ranveer will
always hold a special
place in her heart.
SAB TV launches a fantastical
comedy show -‘YAM HAIN HUM’
cnp bureau
Mumbai: SAB TV, India’s most
loved family channel is all set to
launch anew fantasticalcomedy
show inspired from the mythical
character of Yamraj - ‘Yam Hain
Hum’. This new offering which
features Yamraj, the God of
death as per Indian mythology
will show the character in a
unique and different perspective.
Yam Hain Hum is a wholesome
humorous family entertainer and
shall hit the small screen on 15th
December at 10pm exclusively
on SAB TV. SAB TV lifts the
genre of comedy and entertain-ment
to completely new heights
with the introduction of their
brandnew show ‘Yam Hain Hum’
on the tube. The show produced
by Swastik Productions, is adis-tinctive
light hearted comedy on
Mumbai: Bollywood star
Hrithik Roshan today alleged
that an unidentified person
has created a fake email
account in his name and is
misleading his fans as well as
people from film industry.
The actor has written to the
police in this regard and
requested them to block the
fake email account.
In a four-page letter to
Mumbai Police
Commissioner Rakesh
Maria, the 40-year-old actor
accused an unidentified per-son
of creating a fake email
the magical and comical journey
of Yamraj on the abode of the liv-ing.
The story revolves around
the concept of how humans
perceiveYamraj and due to which
he decides to visit earth along
with his trusted companion
Chitragupt to try and understand
why and also change the image
humans’ harbor about him and
his duties.
Both the celestial beingsdescend
onEarth to educate people about
the true role and duties of Yamraj
which involves numerous adven-tures
that shall both be heart-touching
and humorous to bring
a smile to everyone’s lips. ‘Yam
Hain Hum’will depict the adven-tures
of Yamraj and Chitragupt
together as they take a tour of
the streets of Earth in the 21st
Century.
a c c o u n t - -
hroshan@email.com -- and
interacting with his fans by
impersonating the Bollywood
superstar. When asked,
Rakesh Maria told , "We are
probing the complaint to iden-tify
the perpetrator.
Bipasha Basu happy
with ‘horror queen’ tag
Actress Bipasha Basu,
who has done a string of
horror and supernatural
films, is happy with the tag
of “horror queen” as long
as audiences watch her
films and get entertained.
“I think I have done 60
films and almost equal
number in horror genre but
off late I have done lot of
supernatural and horror
films. There was no plan
that I wanted to be a horror
queen. It’s fine if you call
me horror queen,”
Bipasha, who has been
part of horror films like
‘Raaz’, ‘Aatma’ and
‘Creature 3D’, said here.
“I am good with it as long
as you watch my films and
get entertained,” she
added.
Bipasha was present at
the trailer launch of her
upcoming horror film
‘Alone’, that shows her
dishing up “never-seen-before”
horror.
Further talking about her
choice of roles, the 35-
year-old said: “I want to do
films that give me roles
that excite me and enter-tain
the audiences, and
something new to do and
that’s it. That’s the way I
look at it”.
Beyonce Knowles arranges play date for Blue Ivy, Prince George
Singer Beyonce Knowles has reportedly arranged a
play date for her daughter and royal baby Prince
George.
The 33-year-old and her
rapper husband Jay Z
met the royal couple
Duchess Catherine and
Prince William at the
Barclays Center in
Brooklyn while they
watched a game of bas-ketball
.Knowles is said to have bonded with the
Duchess of Cambridge and has reportedly spoken to
her about arranging for their kids to meet, reports
femalefirst.co.uk.“Bey was in awe of Kate and William
and they found common ground talking about their
babies. Now they`ve pledged to introduce Blue Ivy to
Prince George when they come to England in the new
year. “They`ve already made a play date at George`s
nursery,” a source said.
Hrithik Roshancomplains to police about fake email account