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17 soldiers killed in
one of the deadliest
attacks on Indian Army
Uri: Militants attacked an
Indian Army brigade
headquarters in Jammu
and Kashmir’s Uri on
Sunday, killing 17 soldiers
in the most deadly such
attack in the northern
region of Kashmir in
recent years.
Four militants were con-
firmed killed after pene-
trating the base in Uri
near the Lin e of Control
with Pakistan, an army
spokesperson said. The
attack began at 5.30am in
the morning and militants
breached the perimeter
fence to enter the camp.
Jammu and Kashmir gov-
ernor NN Vohra and chief
minister Mehbooba Mufti
chaired a high-level meet-
ing at Raj Bhavan in
Srinagar to review the
security situation.The
governor observed that in
the background of the
Poonch and Uri terror
attacks, it was of crucial
importance to enhance
surveillance on the securi-
ty of all vital civil and mili-
tary establishments in the
state. Security has been
beefed up in Himachal
Pradesh and an alert
sounded following the ter-
rorist attack. BJP’s Ram
Madhav says Western
countries have recog-
nized the fact that most of
the global terror has been
emerged for Pak
Defence minister
Manohar Parrikar said he
reviewed the situation in
Kashmir following the Uri
attack. “Instructed to take
firm action against those
responsible,” he tweeted.
An alert has been sound-
ed in Punjab’s border dis-
tricts of Pathankot and
Gurdaspur. Tight vigil is
being maintained near
key installations including
the Pathankot airforce
base, which came under
attack by militants earlier
this year, and near India-
Pakistan border areas.
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1.Subedar Karnail Singh, r/o Vill Shibu Chak, Teh-
Bishnah, Dist Jammu, Jammu & Kashmir.
2.Havildar Ravi Paul, r/o Samba, Dist Jammu, Jammu &
Kashmir.
3. Sepoy Rakesh Singh, r/o Vill Baddja, Dist Kaimur, Bihar.
4.Sepoy Javra Munda, r/o Vill Meral, Dist Khuti,
Jharkhand.
5.Sepoy Naiman Kujur, r/o Vill Gumla, Chainpur,
Jharkhand.
6.Sepoy Uike Janrao, r/o Vill Nandgaon (Kh), Dist
Amravati, Maharashtra.
7.Havildar NS Rawat, r/o Vill Rajawa, Dist Rajasmand,
Rajasthan.
8.Sepoy Ganesh Shankar, r/o Vill Ghoorapalli, Dist Sant
Kabir Nagar, Uttar Pradesh.
9.Naik SK Vidarthi, r/o Vill Boknari, Dist Gaya, Bihar.
10.Sepoy Biswajit Ghorai, r/o Vill Ganga Sagar, Dist South
24 Parganas, West Bengal.
11.Lance Naik G Shankar, r/o Vill Jashi, Dist Satara,
Maharashtra.
12.Sep G Dalai, r/o Vill Jamuna Balia, Dist Howarah, West
Bengal.
13.Lance Naik RK Yadav, r/o Vill Balia, Uttar Pradesh.
14.Sepoy Harinder Yadav, r/o Vill Ghazipur, Dist Ghazipur,
Uttar Pradesh.
15.Sepoy TS Somnath, r/o Vill Khadangali, Dist Nashik,
Maharashtra.
16.Havildar Ashok Kumar Singh, r/o Vill Raktu Tola, Dist
Bhojpur, Bihar.
17.Sepoy Rajesh kr Singh, r/o Vill Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh.
Tribute to soldiersHere’s the list of martyrs who lost their lives

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fdlh ojnku ls de ugha gksrhA tc
lekt esa cqjkbZ vkSj cqjs yksx
vYila[;d gksaxs] rks mUgsa vklkuh ls
grksRlkfgr fd;k tk ldsxkA çfro"kZ
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dk cM+k fgLlk chekfj;ksaa ds bykt esa
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inkFkksaZ esa c<+rh tk jgh feykoV[kksjh
vkt ns'k ds lkeus ,d vU; xaHkhj
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ekudksaa ij [kjs ugha mrjrsA yxHkx
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rjg&rjg dh ?kkrd feykoV dh
tk jgh gSA lalk/kuksa dh deh ds
pyrs yxrk gS fd Hkkjrh; ukxfjd-
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gSA ,d nwf"kr pfj= dk O;fä gh
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tk jgs gSaA bl çdkj dk feykoVh
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tkap ySc rd ugha gksrh gS] ftlds
pyrs nw/k esa feykoV dh f'kdk;rksa
dh tkap rd ugha gks ikrhA
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fo#) f'kdk;r dh tkap rFkk mlds
ckn vijk/kh dh ltk gksus rd dh
çfØ;k yach vkSj tfVy gS] ftldh
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blesa vkSj vf/kd my>uk ugha
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nw/k esa Hkh feykoV[kksjh dh f'kdk;rsa
vkuh 'kq: gks xbZ gSa] ijarq bl fn'kk
esa Hkh dksbZ Bksl dkjZokbZ ugha gks ik
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y{; çkIr djus ds fy, Hkh oSf'od
leqnk; ls ç'kalk gkfly dh gSA
lexz fodkl vkSj lqj{kk ds eqís ij
vkt ns'k csgn laosnu'khy fLFkfr esa
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dk lkeuk djus ds fy, Hkkjr dks
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n'kd esa Hkkjr ds ikl nqfu;k dh
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gksxhA ,sls esa vius ekuo lalk/kuksa
dks LoLFk j[kdj vkSj mUgsa lLrh
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djkdj vkus okys fnuksa esa Hkkjr
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gks ldrk gSA dkS'ky;qä ekuo
lalk/ku dh miyC/krk ds fy, laiw.kZ
fo'o vkt Hkkjr ds lkFk laca/k
LFkkfir djus ds fy, ykykf;r gSA
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loksZPp vnkyr us dkosjh fookn ij vius vkns'k ds ckn fgalk jksd ikus esa ukdke
jgus ij dukZVd vkSj rfeyukMq dh ljdkjksa ls mfpr gh ukjktxh trkbZ gSA vkus
okyh leL;k ;k pqukSrh dk nksuksa jkT; ljdkjksa dks igys ls t:j vanktk jgk gksxk]
D;ksafd dkosjh ds ty caVokjs dk fo"k; cgqr yacs le; ls ,d HkkoukRed elyk jgk
gSA blls igys Hkh tc vnkyr dk QSlyk vk;k] fookn
lM+dksa ij vk x;k vkSj iqfyl dks HkhM+ fu;a=.k esa yxuk
iM+kA Vdjko vkSj fgalk dh ?kVuk,a gqbaZA bl ckj Hkh oSlk
gksus dk vans'kk FkkA ij igys ds lkjs vuqHkoksa rFkk vkxkg
djus okys lkQ ladsrksa ds ckotwn fl)jeS;k ljdkj
,gfr;krh dne mBkus esa foQy jghA dkuwu&O;oLFkk
cuk, j[kuk fdlh Hkh ljdkj dh igyh ftEesnkjh gksrh
gS] blfy, vnkyr dk ;g dguk ,dne okftc gS fd
nksuksa jkT;ksa dh ftEesnkjh gS fd fgalk u gks vkSj laifÙk;ksa
dks uqdlku u igqapk;k tk,A vnkyr dks ,slk blfy, dguk
iM+k fd mlds QSlys ds ckn dukZVd esa mcky vk x;kA ,d HkkoukRed eqn~~nk gksus
ls rh[kh çfrfØ;k dk rdZ ,d gn rd ekuk tk ldrk gS] ij ftl rjg rksM+&QksM+]
vkxtuh vkSj fgalk dh ?kVuk,a gqbaZ] vkSj rfeyukMq esa Hkh mlh rjg ls mldk tokc
nsus dh ço`fÙk fn[kh] mls fl;klh [ksy ls vyx djds ugha ns[kk tk ldrkA nksuksa
rjQ dkosjh ds cgkus mxz {ks=h; Hkkoukvksa dh vkap ij viuh jktuhfrd jksfV;ka lsadh
tkrh jgh gSaA foMacuk ;g gS] fd vnkyr dk QSlyk dk;Zikfydk dh ukdkeh dh nsu
gSA
ty caVokjs ds fookn dks vxj dkosjh ?kkVh okys jkT; vkilh lgefr ls lqy>k ysrs
rks 2006 esa dkosjh vokMZ ds xBu dh t:jr gh u iM+rhA ij vokMZ ds fu.kZ; dks
Hkh ;s jkT; ekuus dks rS;kj ugha gq, vkSj mlds f[kykQ loksZPp vnkyr dh 'kj.k esa
pys x,A mudh vihyksa ds en~~nsutj gh vnkyr o"kkZ dh fLFkfr vkSj dkosjh esa ty
dh miyC/krk rFkk lac) i{kksa dh t:jr o nkosnkjh vkfn dks ns[krs gq, ty caVokjs
dk QSlyk lqukrh jgrh gSA vxj mls 'kkafr ls Lohdkj ugha fd;k tk,xk] rks gkykr
dkcw esa ugha jg ldrsA tks yksx HkhM+ dks mdlkus esa yxs jgrs gSa] mUgksaus dHkh lkspk
gS fd loksZPp vnkyr ds QSlys dks u ekuus dk urhtk D;k gksxk bls Lohdkj djus
ds flok nwljk pkjk D;k gS dukZVd ds yksxksa dks caxyq# dh czkaM Nfo ij xoZ gSA
lgh gS fd caxyq# vc dukZVd dh jkt/kkuh gksus ds lkFk gh lwpuk çkS|ksfxdh dk
,d varjjk"Vªh; egÙo dk dsaæ gSA ij fiNys fnuksa dh ?kVukvksa ls bldh varjjk"Vªh;
Nfo vkSj jkT; dks vkfFkZd uqdlku igqapk gSA vnkyr us rfeyukMq ds fgLls dk ikuh
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lkFk Hkh ufn;ksa ds ikuh dks ysdj lk>snkjh ds djkj gksrs gSaA >xM+k ;k fookn vkil
esa u lqy>s rks varjjk"Vªh; U;k;ky; dk QSlyk ekuuk iM+rk gSA dkosjh ds ekeys esa
loksZPp U;k;ky; us dgk gS fd fdlh vlarq"V i{k dks viuh f'kdk;rksa ds lek/kku
ds fy, dkuwuh dne dk lgkjk ysus dh vktknh gS] ij 'kkafr o dkuwu dk lEeku
cuk, j[kuk pkfg,A
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;wih pquko dh rkjh[kksa dh ?kks"k.kk gksus esa vc flQZ pan eghus gh cps gSaA fygktk bl –f"V ls
ns[ksa rks ftl rjg ls lik ds Hkhrj dh dyg yksxksa ds lkeus vkbZ gSA mls ysdj ikVhZ ds vkyk
usrkvksa dh [kkldj eqyk;e flag ;kno dh eqf'dy t:j c<+ xbZ gksxhA czkaM vf[kys'k dks cM+k
[krjk ;wih esa vf[kys'k ;kno [kqn dks ,d czkaM ds rkSj ij LFkkfir djus esa lQy gq, gSa vkSj
mudh yksxksa esa [kklh yksdfç;rk Hkh gSA bl ckr ls eqyk;e flag ;kno csgrj okfdQ gSaA fygk-
tk og vf[kys'k ;kno dks gj dher ij vkxs j[kus dh dksf'k'k djsaxsA lik dh van:uh dyg
dk lcls cM+k uqdlku vf[kys'k ;kno dks gksxkA ftl rjg ls fiNys pkj lky ds dk;Zdky esa
vf[kys'k ;kno viuh Nfo dks lkQ lq/kjk vkSj fodkloknh psgjk cukus esa lQy gq, gS] og ikVhZ
dh Hkhrjh dyg ds pyrs pqukoh esa eqf'dy [kM+h dj ldrh gSA yksxksa ds chp vf[kys'k ;kno dh csnkx Nfo mUgsa
;wih dk lcls yksdfç; usrk cukrh gSA ;gh otg gS fd mudh iSB ;qokvksa esa Hkh dkQh gS vkSj bl ckr dk eqyk;e
flag csgrj le>rs gSaA fygktk og fdlh Hkh gky esa vf[kys'k ;kno dh jk; dks utjvankt ugha dj ldrs gSaA ---rks
bu otgksa ls f'koiky dks lkSaih xbZ çns'k v/;{k dh dqlhZ vkxkeh pquko esa eqf'dy [kM+h dj ldrh gS njkj ikVhZ ds
Hkhrj ds dyg dh otg ls yksxksa ds chp ,d la'k; [kM+k gksxk fd D;k ikVhZ vf[kys'k ;kno dks ljdkj pykus dh
iwjh deku nsxh ;k fQj ,d ckj fQj ls ifjokj ds Hkhrj uwjkdq'rh tkjh jgsxhA ,sls esa yksxksa ds lkeus ;g pqukSrh
gksxh fdl vk/kkj ij lik dks og ernku djsaA f'koiky dk :[k ikVhZ ds fy, cM+h eqlhcr fiNys dqN le; ls ftl
rjg ls f'koiky o vf[kys'k ;kno ds chp dyg [kqydj lkeus vkbZ gS mlus lik eqf[k;k dh eqf'dy dks c<+k fn;k
gSA gkykafd gj ckj ifjokj fdlh Hkh erHksn ls budkj djrk jgk gSA ysfdu reke lkoZtfud dk;ZØeksa esa pkpk&Hkrhts
ds chp dk fookn yksxksa dks ns[kus dks feyk gSA gky esa f'koiky flag us dgk Fkk fd vf/kdkjh mudh lqurs ugha gS]
,sls esa og bLrhQk ns ldrs gSaA lw=ksa dh ekusa rks ftl rjg ls muls reke vge ea=ky; okil fy, x, mlls
f'koiky [kklk ukjkt gSa vkSj og ikVhZ ds fy, cM+h eqf'dy [kM+h dj ldrs Fks Aysfdu usrk th ds eSjkFku ç;kl ls
vc lc dqN Bhd gks x;k ,slk çrhr gksrk utj yx jgk gS];s rks vkus okys fnuksa esa irk pysxk vkSj jktfufrd
fo'ys"kdks ds fy, #fpdj fo"k; gksxkA
ikVhZ esa lÙkk ds fy, ?keklku vkSj ifjokj esa dyg
Mk0 fnyhi dqekj
d'ehj ds mjh lsDVj esa lsuk ds
ç'kklfud fBdkus ij vkradh geys
ls ,d ckj fQj ikfdLrku ds ukikd
bjkns tkfgj gq, gSaA bl geys esa
Hkkjrh; lsuk ds l=g toku ekjs x,
vkSj djhc rhl ?kk;y gks x,A
geykojksa dh igpku
tS'k&,&eksgEen ds vkRe?kkrh nLrs
ds :i esa gqbZ gSA ;g geyk lqcg
djhc lk<+s ikap cts ,sls le; gqvk]
tc deku ds dkedkt dh
vnyh&cnyh gks jgh FkhA vkrafd;ksa
us lsuk ds f'kfoj ij xzsusM ls geys
fd,] ftlls mlesa lks jgs toku
vkSj muds ifjtu Hkh grkgr gks
x,A ;g lsuk ds f'kfoj ij gqvk vc
rd dk lcls cM+k vkradh geyk
ekuk tk jgk gSA dqN fnuksa igys
blh rjg iqaN ds lSfud f'kfoj ij
Hkh geyk fd;k x;k Fkk] exj mlesa
dksbZ Hkkjh uqdlku ugha gqvk FkkA
bl lky tuojh esa iBkudksV ds
ok;qlsuk vìs ij Hkh vkrafd;ksa us
geys fd, Fks] ftlesa lkr tokuksa
dh ekSr gks xbZ FkhA bu reke
?kVukvksa esa ikfdLrku esa py jgs
vkradh laxBuksa ds gkFk gksus dh
iqf"V gks pqdh gSA mjh ds ftl
lSfud fBdkus ij rktk geyk gqvk
og fu;a=.k js[kk ls lVk gqvk gSA
ogka Åaps igkM+ksa] taxy vkSj nfj;k
dh otg ls ?kqliSfB;ksa ij utj
j[kuk eqf'dy dke gSA blh dk
Qk;nk mBk dj ikfdLrkuh lsuk
vkradh ?kqliSB djkus esa dke;kc gks
tkrh gSA rktk geys dh ç—fr dks
ns[krs gq, vanktk yxkuk eqf'dy
ugha gS fd ikfdLrkuh lsuk dh enn
ds fcuk ;g laHko ugha FkkA Hkkjr
ljdkj us bl geys dks xaHkhjrk ls
ysrs gq, ikfdLrku dks dM+k lans'k
nsus dk ladYi nksgjk;k gSA exj
ikfdLrku ij bldk dksbZ vlj
utj ugha vk jgkA
‘’ks"k i`"B 14 ij
dc rd tokuksa dh cfy p<+rh jgsxh

3. Column 3New Delhi, 19 - 25 September, 2016
Kavita Bhist
Loneliness is that phase
which we all face once's in
our life. Everyone thinks it
is a bad phase which dis-
appoints us. But if we
changed our attitude
towards this. Then this is
that phase of our life in
which a person knows his
real inner power and takes
correct decision. Many
person comes in our life,
stay with us for a certain
time and then leave us
alone , still this is the only
thing which stay with us
even that time when
nobody is with you
.Loneliness doesn't
means that you are alone
it simply mean that you
need some space to
understand yourself. Even
lots of person who get
success in their
life..behind their success
is their's loneliness.
Soonly you will find some
positive changes in your-
self which changes the
direction of your life.
Loneliness
Ashok Tyagi
Presently we are passing
through the most challenging
phase of human history. On
one hand we have the mar-
vels of science and technolo-
gy topped by the Internet,
which promise a fulfilling and
enjoyable life, and on the
other hand we have bigots of
religion and theology who are
threatening the continuation
of life itself. Are we going to
support science and technol-
ogy and ensure a golden
future for ourselves or are we
going to cling to our outdated
faiths and commit global sui-
cide?
We can only evade this ques-
tion by behaving like an
ostrich but even that cannot
prevent our impending doom.
We can only prevent our
doom by coming out of the
slumber that our faiths have
put us into. By awakening our
consciousness, by question-
ing everything that our faiths
have lulled us into believing
as the gospel truth. We are
born into this world as a coin-
cidence and do not remem-
ber where we were before we
were born. Therefore most
likely we will not remember
our present life even if we
continue to exist as some
alternative form of life after
we die. Therefore our whole
energy must be focused on
the present moment and our
only goal should be to make
life as free, as fulfilling and as
enjoyable as possible. We
human beings have been on
this Earth for one million
years but it is only now in the
21st Century that we are
capable of giving ourselves
freedom, fulfillment, enjoy-
ment and longevity. Our life in
jungle was like hell. We were
the weakest species sur-
rounded by the most fero-
cious animals but somehow
we survived.
Then we discovered agricul-
ture around ten thousand
years ago and started graz-
ing animals and tilling fields.
We built villages and cities.
Gave birth to civilization,
which was a movement away
from the jungle and its ways
of living. But even two thou-
sand five hundred years ago
the first Nobel truth of
Buddha was – Life is sorrow.
But today if you are living in
an air-conditioned house,
driving an air-conditioned car,
working in an air-conditioned
office on an Apple laptop and
having a data-packed i-
phone in your fist, is life still
sorrow?
For the first time in the mil-
lion-year-old story of man life
has ceased to be sorrow.
There is medical science to
take care of our health and
longevity. There are airplanes
to cover long distances.
There are air-conditioned
trains like Rajdhanis and
Shatabdis for inter-city travel
and Olas and Metros for
intra-city travel. People have
four wheelers and two wheel-
ers. The streets are always
jammed. The mobile in our
hands is like the Aladin ka
chirag. But until very recently
life was sorrow and various
religions emerged promising
deliverence from sorrow.
They all promised deliver-
ance from sorrow but after
death and even for that con-
ditions applied.
These conditions included
what God we will worship,
where we will worship, how
we will worship, when we will
worship. We called these
conditions our religion and
we were asked to be pre-
pared to lay down our lives
anytime for the sake of our
religion.
Millions of lives were laid.
Billions of sacrifices were
made. But life remained sor-
row. No body returned after
dying to tell us what heaven –
liberation from sorrow –
looked like. God knows who
worshipped the real God and
who worshipped the false
God but finally liberation from
sorrow came. Not from God
but from Science. Till today
nobody worships science but
it goes on showering its
blessings on us through tech-
nological improvement. If we
wish to enjoy these blessings
then we have to start looking
at science as the arm of God.
As God is formless therefore
to bless this world of form He
has to assume a form and
Science is that form.
God is Science
In my previous edition, I highlighted the criminal activities of criminal don turned politi-
cian Shahbuddin. In this edition, let’s explore his political journey, which sees upstairs
with the help of Lalu Prasad Yadav until Nitish Kumar snatched the CM post from the
former. Shahbuddin has committed many political murders, whosoever tried to fight
against him in elections.
In the early 1990s, Shahabuddin came into political limelight, joining the Janata Dal
youth wing under Lalu Prasad Yadav. He won the 1990 and 1995 elections to the
Vidhan Sabha (state legislative assembly), and was elected to the Lok Sabha in 1996
on the JD ticket, after which he grew in stature. With Lalu Prasad holding sway over
the then state government of Bihar, and the formation of the Rashtriya Janata Dal in
1997, Shahabuddin’s power increased dramatically.
The patronage and defacto immunity from legal action offered to him by the RJD gov-
ernment gradually made him a law unto himself giving him an aura of invincibility. Since
the police turned a blind eye to his criminal activities and allowed him to turn Siwan dis-
trict into his fiefdom where his fiat ran, Shahabuddin’s reign of terror was so complete
that nobody dared to depose against him in cases. Shahabuddin became extremely
arrogant against the police and other govt. bodies, slapping and shooting policemen at
will. In March 2001, the police were executing a warrant on Mr. Manoj Kumar “Pappu”,
the president of the local RJD unit, when Shahabuddin objected and slapped the
arresting officer Sanjiv Kumar, while his men beat up the police. The police then re-
grouped in strength and a pitched battle was launched on Shahabuddin’s house.
In the extensive fire exchange that followed, two policemen and eight others were
killed, with three AK-47s and other weapons being found near several of the deceased.
Shahabuddin and his men escaped, setting fire to three police jeeps, and firing contin-
uously to cover their movements. Neither Shahabuddin nor Manoj Kumar could be
arrested. After this episode, several more cases were filed against Shahabuddin; how-
ever, he could not be arrested. By the early 2000s, Shahabuddin was running a paral-
lel administration in Siwan, holding “kangaroo courts” to settle family and land disputes,
fixing doctors’ consultancy fees, and arbitrating on marital problems. Vivid descriptions
of Shahabuddin’s style of operation were reported in the media in the run-up to the
2004 elections.
In late 2003, eight months before the 2004 general elections, Shahabuddin was arrest-
ed on charges of abducting a CPI(ML) worker in 1999, who was never seen again.
Instead of staying in prison, he managed to get himself shifted to the Siwan hospital on
medical grounds. There, a complete floor was set aside for him to meet party workers,
organizing political meeting etc. His bodyguards were there to check people before
entering on the floor.
Don Mohammad Shahabuddin part-2 The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has grabbed headlines for all the
wrong reasons. Whether it is an internal rift, clash of ideas,
blame game or to command others in the party, the party has
shown it is undergoing a crisis after coming to power in Delhi.
Since it existence, AAP always courted controversy for some
or the other reason. Indian’s old political parties were shaken
from the root, while people were looking out for an option.
They came as an alternative. Arvind Kejriwal becomes larger
than life. However, now party workers are leaving him and
started ‘teri kameez meri kameez se safed kaise’ attitude. BJP
and Congress could not take the success of this party. ‘Hue &
cry’ and AAP walk hand in hand.
Devinder Kumar Sehrawat, a rebel AAP MLA, who is repre-
senting the Bijwasan constituency created storm on social
media. Sehrawat said he wrote various letters to Kejriwal,
including one on ‘exploitation of women’, but all remained
unanswered. The AAP activist allegedly committed suicide in
Narela area of north-west Delhi claiming that she had gone
into depression after her alleged molester, a party colleague
identified as Ramesh Bhardwaj, was released on bail. The
woman who consumed poison at her residence died during
treatment at Delhi’s LNJP Hospital. Sehrawat, alleges that
Kejriwal was aware of the harassment Soni was going
through. I don’t know why, but if AAP is bad and ruthless then
why Seharawat has not tendered his resignation from the
party? Why he was quiet and now suddenly come up when
AAP is going through turbulence?
It all started with Kumar Vishwas, he was summoned after an
AAP volunteer from Amethi accused him of ignoring her
request to clarify on the allegations of ‘illicit affair’ between the
two. Sources in the AAP said the poet-turned-politician has
decided to defy summon by the DCW. Anyhow, Kumar got
clean chit in allegations. There was an on-going tussle
between Arvind Kejriwal and Lieutenant Governor Najeeb
Jung regarding the handling of government files. The LG has
directed all ministers and officials of the Delhi government to
refer to him all files on various issues as is stipulated under the
Constitution.
Kejriwalneedstocleanhiscarpet‘apneAAP’

4. spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Delhi BJP
President Shri Satish
Upadhyay launched the
party’s door to door cam-
paign amongst the people
to raise awareness
towards precautions need-
ed to safe guard from dis-
eases like Dengue &
Chikungunya.
Shri Upadhyay started the
campaign in Malaviya
Nagar where he went to 1
to 19 Blocks & Sarvpriye
Vihar and met the resi-
dents accompanied by the
South Delhi Municipal
Corporation Commissioner
Shri Puneet Kumar Goel
and other senior officials
including the Zonal Health
Officer. New Delhi District
BJP President Shri Suresh
Sharma and General
Secretary Shri Prashant
Sharma were present.
Shri Upadhyay & the team
of Municipal Officials held
meetings with local RWAs
of 1-19 Block of Malaviya
Nagar, Sarvpriye Vihar,
Sarvodaya Enclave, Vijay
Mandal Enclave & Main
Market Traders
Association.
Delhi/ NCR/ National4 New Delhi, 19 - 25 September, 2016
cnp bureau
Delhi/NCR: Ministry of Water Resources, River Development
and Ganga Rejuvenation (MoWR, RD&GR) signed an MoU in
Delhi with the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
(MoA&FW) for speedy implementation of Namami Gange pro-
gramme.
The MoU was signed by Shri Hari Har Mishra, Additional
Mission Director, National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG),
MoWR, RD&GR and Dr. S.S Tomar, Additional Commissioner,
MoA&FW in the presence of Union Water Resources, River
Development and Ganga Rejuvenation Minister Sushri Uma
Bharti and Union Minister for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
Shri Radha Mohan Singh.
Ministery of water resources sign
MoU with ministry of agriculture
Binod Kumar Singh
New Delhi: Skipper
Limited, one of the market
leaders in the Polymer
Pipe business, has
announced its entry into
the northern market of the
country and kicks off com-
mercial production from its
Sikandrabad Unit. The
plant is located in
Bulandshaha district in
Uttar Pradesh. The plant
has an installed manufac-
turing capacity of 6000
MTPA of Plumbing and
Agri pipes. This takes the
total capacity of the plant to
41000 MTPA. With a man-
ufacturing area of 2475 sq.
m, the unit will cater to
demand of Northern part of
the country including Delhi,
Haryana, UP, Parts of MP,
Himachal Pradesh, Punjab
and Jammu.
In order to expand Skipper
Limited’s manufacturing
capacity in India the plant
is designed with state of art
manufacturing technology
and a tailor-made work-
shop layout for highly effi-
cient production.
SkipperPipeswillnowbeavailableinallmajorcitiesofNorthernIndia
Door to Dooor campaign to raise awar-
ness for precaution against diseases
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Delhi BJP
President Shri Satish
Upadhyay has in a Press
Conference announced
that the party has on the
one hand directed all the
three Municipal
Corporations to work for
the eradication of the mos-
quitoes in Delhi and on the
other hand as a responsi-
ble political party, Delhi
BJP has decided to organ-
ise a Blood Donation
Camp at Pradesh Office on
the 17th September for the
benefit of the people suf-
fering from Dengue and
Chikungunya. National
Secretary Sardar R.P.
Singh, MP Shri Ramesh
Bidhuri, Pradesh Vice
President Shri Abhay
Verma and Media Incharge
Praveen Shankar Kapoor
were present in the Press
Conference.
Delhi BJP will also observe
sanitation service fortnight
between 17th September
Birthday of Prime Minister
Shri Narender Modi to 2nd
October the Birthday of
Mahatma Gandhi.
Shri Upadhyay said that it
is very sad that Kejriwal
Government always fights
for rights & powers but it
has failed in the Health
Department over which it
has complete authority.
DelhiBJPTo
Observe
Sanitation
ServiceWeek
New Delhi: Agrawal Homeo Clinic organized a free
homeopathy health check – up camp in association with
Lakshyam at Vasant Kunj Center, New Delhi.
Agrawal Homeo Clinic organized a free homeopathy
health check – up camp in Vasant Kunj in association
with the NGO Lakshyam.
On this occasion, Dr. Pankaj Aggarwal – Senior
Homoeopathy Physician at Agrawal Homeo Clinic exam-
ined the patients and children who are prone to such dis-
eases. The doctor checked on to the patients and distrib-
uted free medicines for the ailments to get relieved of
Chikungunya and Dengue which are spreading like fire in
the city with slow chances of its being abandoned.
Because of improper waste management and drainage
facilities with standing water everywhere, these viral dis-
eases are not being able to abandon from attacking more
and more number of people.
In forthcoming days, Agrawal Homeo Clinic will be organ-
izing such health camps at various public places and
parks, societies in different locations to reduce the wide-
spread of such contagious diseases affecting infants,
children and senior citizens in abundance. The homeop-
athy expert visions of eradicating the disease from its
root cause making the society healthy and fit.
Agrawal Homeo Clinic organized a free homeopathy
health check – up camp in association with Lakshyam
spl.correspondent
New Delhi: A major step in bridging the lack
of dialogue between the doctor community,
hospitals, legal professionals, and policy
makers was taken yesterday at 2nd National
Convention on Medicine & Law – 2016
organised by the Institute of Medicine & Law
(IML). Subsequently a white paper recom-
mending legal reforms in health care was
released today, which will be submitted to
policy makers and regulators.
The document exhaustively discusses and
highlights several medico-legal issues
including the need for a new law recognis-
ing declaration or certification of Brain Stem
Death as a form of death under Uniform
Determination of Death Act, a law to enable
doctors to refuse treatment or admission in
case of 'futility of care', to legally recognize
Living Wills / Advance Directives / DNR
Instructions among others.
“India is witnessing a sharp rise in cases of
medical negligence in courts along with
cases of violence against doctors and hos-
pitals. These indicate a systemic failure and
breakdown of trust between doctors and
patients. A soft regulatory framework, unre-
alistically high expectations of patients, and
the peculiar socio-economic character of
the nation further compound the issue. This
does not augur well for a developing coun-
try like India and the convention hopes to
bring apprise Policy makers and regulators
about these contentious issues and recom-
mend changes required in the legal and reg-
ulatory framework,” says Advocate
Mahendrakumar Bajpai, keynote speaker at
the 2nd National Convention on Medicine &
Law – 2016.
2ndNationalConventionOnMedicine&Law–2016ConcludesInNewDelhi
Photo: Binod Takiawala
Vivek Sharma
Delhi: Praja Foundation a
non-partisan organisation
working towards enabling
accountable governance has
released its report on state of
civic services provided by
Municipal Corporation of
Delhi and State Government
of Delhi through the Delhi Jal
(Water) Board.
Three Municipal
Corporations, State govern-
ment, Delhi Jal Board,
Central Government, LG
(Lieutenant Governor), DDA
(Delhi Development
Authority) etc. are all respon-
sible for the smooth function-
ing of Delhi.
This multiplicity of organisa-
tions and Authorities and
added to that a bitter political
rivalry has been a complete
Disaster as far has the
Governance of this City is
concerned.
MLAs and 146 issues were
raised by councillors

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6. International6New Delhi, 19 - 25 September, 2016
German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned that the
European Union faces a “critical situation”, as she
arrived in Bratislava for a summit to chart a post-Brexit
future.
“We are in a critical situation. We have to show with our
actions that we can get better,” Merkel told reporters.
Merkel said the bloc had to improve “in the domain of
security, internal and external security, the fight against
terrorism, the cooperation in the field of defence.”
She added that the EU had to “get better in the issues of
growth and jobs.”
Twenty-seven EU leaders are meeting — without Britain
— to try to draw up a roadmap for the future after Britons
voted in a June referendum to leave the bloc.
AngelaMerkelsaysEUin‘criticalsituation’
A suicide bomber blew
himself up inside a mosque
packed with worshippers
for Friday prayers, killing at
least 16 people and injur-
ing 35 others in Mohmand
Agency in Pakistan’s
restive northwest tribal
region.
The attacker blew himself
when the prayers was in
progress at the mosque in
the Anbar tehsil of the
agency bordering
Afghanistan.
“It was a suicide blast,” a
local official said. At least
16 people were killed in the
attack, local media report-
ed, citing officials.
“Many people were gath-
ered inside the mosque
when a suicide bomber
blew himself up,” an eye-
witness said.
Rescue teams and police
rushed to the spot. The
bodies and the injured are
being shifted to local hospi-
tals for medical treatment.
Injured were also trans-
ported to hospitals in
Bajaur Agency, Charsadda
and Peshawar for treat-
ment.
There was no immediate
claim of responsibility, but
Pakistani Taliban routinely
targets courts, schools and
mosques.
The attack came on a day
when Prime Minister
Nawaz Sharif vowed to
continue the war against
militancy and terrorism till
elimination of the last ter-
rorist.
During a meeting with
Army chief General Raheel
Sharif, the prime minister
expressed the resolve to
continue the war against
terrorism and militancy.
The army had launched
operation ‘Zarb-e-Azb’ in
June 2014 to flush out mil-
itant bases in the north-
western tribal areas.
Suicide
bomber
kills 16 at
mosque in
northwest
Pakistan
A Swedish appeals court upheld an arrest
warrant for WikiLeaks founder Julian
Assange over a 2010 rape accusation,
rejecting his request to have it lifted.
The court announced in a statement that
Assange “is still detained in absentia”,
adding that it “shares the assessment of
the (lower) district court that Julian
Assange is still suspected on probable
cause of rape and that there is a risk that
he will evade legal proceedings or a
penalty.”
The 45-year-old Australian has been
holed up in the Ecuadoran embassy in
London since June 2012, seeking refuge
there after exhausting all his legal options
in Britain against extradition to Sweden.
Assange has refused to travel to
Stockholm for questioning over the rape
allegation, which he denies, due to con-
cerns Sweden will extradite him to the
United States over WikiLeaks’ release of
500,000 secret military files on the wars in
Afghanistan and Iraq.
This is the eighth time the European
arrest warrant has been tested in a
Swedish court. All of the rulings have
gone against him.
The appeals court said Assange’s four-
year embassy sequestration “is not a dep-
rivation of liberty and shall not be given
any importance in its own right in the
assessment of proportionality.”
The length of his embassy stay and “the
earlier passivity” of police investigators
were “arguments for setting aside the
detention,” it noted.
“However, the relatively serious offence of
which he is suspected means that there is
a strong public interest (in) the investiga-
tion being able to continue.”
“At present, continued detention therefore
appears to be both effective and neces-
sary so as to be able to move the investi-
gation forward. The reasons for detention
therefore still outweigh the intrusion or
other detriment that the measure entails
for Julian Assange.” Swedish prosecutor
Marianne Ny hailed the decision.
SwedishcourtupholdsarrestwarrantforJulianAssange
China is willing to join hands with India to implement
the consensus reached by the leaders of the two coun-
tries and properly handle “sensitive issues” to push for-
ward bilateral ties, State Councillor Yang Jiechi has
said.
Yang who met National Security Advisor Ajit Doval in
New Delhi on Thursday on the sidelines of the BRICS
National Security Advisors meeting said development
of bilateral ties between the two countries have main-
tained good momentum.
China and India pledged to further promote coopera-
tion among the BRICS nations and discussed issues
such as cyber security, energy security and anti-terror-
ism, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
This is the first meeting between Doval and Yang after
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President
Xi Jinping met at Hangzhou on the sidelines of the G20
summit on September 4.“China is willing to join hands
with India to implement the consensus reached by the
leaders of the two countries, deepen mutual political
trust, expand pragmatic cooperation and friendly
exchanges, and properly handle sensitive issues in
order to push forward the development of bilateral ties
in the right direction and promote Asia’s development
and prosperity,” Yang said. In his meeting with Xi, Modi
said both countries have to be sensitive to strategic
interests and promote positive convergences and pre-
vent growth of negative perceptions.
WillingtojoinhandswithIndiatopromote
Asia’s development and prosperity: China
Edward Snowden, a former CIA contractor who leaked classified government docu-
ments is not a whistleblower, but someone who risked national security and American
lives, the White House said, dimming his hopes of a presidential pardon from Barack
Obama before he demits office.
“There actually is a specific process that is well-established and well-protected that
allows whistleblowers to raise concerns that they have, particularly when it relates to
confidential or classified information, to do so in a way that protects the national secu-
rity secrets of the US. That is not what Snowden did,” Press Secretary Josh Earnest
said. “Edward Snowden is not a whistleblower,” Earnest said.
“His conduct put American lives at risk and it risked American national security. That is
why the policy of the Obama administration is that Snowden should return to the US
and face the very serious charges that he is facing,” he told reporters.
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New Delhi: Celebrating the Birthday of Prime Minister
Shri Narender Modi as Sewa Diwas, Delhi BJP organ-
ised a Blood Donation Camp at the Party Office.
National Organisation General Secretary Shri Ramlal
and Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh Dr. Raman Singh
gave encouragement to the Blood Donors in the camp
organised by the Pradesh President Shri Satish
Upadhyay. Along with Karol Bagh District President Shri
Rajan Tiwari and New Delhi District President Shri
Suresh Sharma the BJP workers participated in the
Blood Donation Camp with great zeal. Pradesh Office
Bearers Shri Sidharthan, Shri Jai Prakash, Shri Abhay
Verma, Smt. Vishakha Shailani, Smt. Kiran Chaddha,
Smt. Rekha Gupta, Shri Harish Khurana, Shri Aditya Jha,
Shri Rajesh Sharma etc. were also present on this occa-
sion.
Central Minister Shri Piyush Goyal along with National
Secretary Sardar R.P. Singh and Pradesh President Shri
Satish Upadhyay went to Lepers Colony in Kathputli
colony in and distributed medicines and bandages to the
Lepers and also participated in Sehbhoj.
Minister Piyush Goyal goes to the Lepers Colony, MPs Ramesh
Bidhuri and Pravesh Verma initiates Cleanliness Campaign
Noida: More than 50 dele-
gates from 25 countries of
the World attended a
super powerful Global
Leadership Summit held
at Noida Film City in asso-
ciation with Ministry of
Skill Development,
Government of India and
declared Sandeep
Marwah President of
Marwah Studios as “The
Global Leader”.
Sandeep Marwah who has
earlier been nominated as
Global Cultural Minister,
Global Peace
Ambassador, Man of Asia,
Global Green
Ambassador, International
Media Guru today been
confirmed as The Global
Leader.
Sandeep Marwah is five
times international record
holder in media. His con-
tribution towards uniting
the World though art and
culture is enormous. He
has been chairing and
patron to more than 100
national and international
organizations. All these
organizations, with huge
membership, are leading
to Love, Peace And Unity
through Art and Culture.
“I am feeling humbled but
charged with new energy
to bring in love peace and
unity to the World through
art and culture. The title of
”The Global Leader” will
keep on reminding me my
aim, my goal of uniting the
world every minute” said
Sandeep Marwah
President of International
Chamber of Media And
Entertainment Industry.
SandeepMarwah
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New Delhi Health,
Wellness and Medical
Tourism Association
(HWMTA) in laying its
foundation, organized a
seminar on Identification
and Emphasis upon
Health, wellness and
Medical Tourism opportuni-
ties in India. The event was
presided over by His
Excellency, the Hon’ble.
Ambassador of Algeria Mr.
Hamza Yahia-Cherif, and
Gen. (Dr.) V.K.Singh
(Retd.); Minister of State
for External Affairs was the
chief guest. Dr. (Col.)
Rajeev Sood, a nationally
renowned renal surgeon
and expert was the guest
of honour. In the words of
Shri Sanyam Goel the
president of HWMTA
“Indian health industry is
plagued by innumerable
problems. We as a bunch
of individuals should focus
on overcoming them and
making India the top desti-
nation for medical tourism
globally through trans-
parency and coordination ”
Mrs. Meenu Singh, con-
vener for the seminar, wel-
comed the delegates to,
“an occasion that will
define the transparency
policies in health industry
and that resonates with the
ideal combination of mod-
ern health technology with
ancient wellness tech-
niques.”
H.E. Mr. Hamza Yahia-
Cherif stressed upon the
need of international coop-
eration and networking and
its pivotal role in establish-
ing a global transparent
network. “ To take on such
a difficult task, we have to
come together as nations.
HWMTAsets out to identify a strategic roadmap
for health, wellness and Medical Tourism
Delhi: Every year as a part of its endeav-
our to redefine and rejuvenate India’s rich
cultural heritage, Natya Tarangini and
Padma Bhushans Dr. Raja Radha Reddy
organize the ‘Parampara Series’ –
National Festival of Music and Dance in
capital city, New Delhi.
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conducted right after the soothing mon-
soon and just before the withering
autumn, has stood firm for the last 19
years and is now synonymous with Delhi’s
annual cultural scene. Over time
Parampara has blended concerts by pre-
senting classical geniuses under creative
themes giving uniquely fresh approach to
otherwise traditional arts forms.
This year Natya Tarangini is presenting
Parampara Series from the 30th
September 2016 to 2nd October 2016
from 7 pm to 9.30 pm at Kamani
Auditorium (New Delhi). The festivals
which will be represent some of the most
successful dance productions of recent
times in addition to musical concerts by
legendary artists. As always the
Parampara Series will showcase every
evening two concerts (Dance and Music).
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9. Entertainment9 New Delhi, 19 - 25 September, 2016
M u m b a i : P r i y a n k a
Chopra has become
the first Indian star
to enter the Forbes
list of highest paid
television actress-
es in the world,
after starring on
American series
“Quantico”.
Priyanka ranks
eighth in the covet-
ed list, which has
retained American
actress Sofia
Vergara at the
first position fifth
year in a row.
The 44-year-
o l d
C o l o m b i a n - A m e r i c a n
actress brought home a
whooping USD 43 million
before management fees
and taxes, but
not all came
from her hit
TV show
“ M o d e r n
Family”.
V e r g a r a
h a s
an
impressive array of
endorsement deals as well
as her line of products.
Priyanka, meanwhile, has
earned USD 11 million.
She made her international
acting debut last year with
ABC’s “Quantico” and now
is gearing up for its second
season.
Back home, the 34-year-
old actress has starred in
two Bollywood films in
the past one year —
“Bajirao Mastani” and
“Jai Gangaajal”– and will
make her Hollywood film
debut with “Baywatch”
alongside Hollywood
heavy-hitters including
Dwayne Johnson, the
world’s highest-paid actor.
PriyankaChopra
amongworld’shigh-
estpaidTVactresses
Delhi: Popular television actress Shivshakti Sachdev
has been roped in to essay a pivotal role in SAB TV’s
Khidki’s latest story titled, Har ek friend namuna hota hai.
Shivshakti has appeared in over 15 television shows in
the past 6 years and this is the second story for Khidki
where she will be playing the lead. The story is a roman-
tic love comedy and Shivshakti will be playing the char-
acter of Disha who is a bubbly and sweet girl.
The plot revolves around two childhood friends, Raju
(Anshumal Trivedi) and Prem (Aakash Singh) who fall in
love with Disha and try to woo her for marriage. Both the
friends are of marriageable age and consider Disha as
their prospective bride. Har ek friend namuna hota hai,
unravels the various twists and turns that the characters
encounter in this love triangle. Who wins over Disha’s
affections and what happens to the friendship of Raju
and Prem makes for the basic premise of the story.
Shivshakti Sachdev plays the lead in Khidki’s
upcoming story ‘Har Ek Friend Namuna Hota Hai’
cnp bureau
Delhi: Aarav Bhavani is
one of the youngest and
most talented contestant
on Sony Entertainment
Television’s upcoming
reality show Super Dancer.
It’s rightly said – Age is just
a number, this 5 year old
kid not only did amaze the
judges with his dance per-
formance but also
impressed well-known
actor Tiger Shroff.
Judge Anurag Basu was
awestruck by Aarav’s per-
formance and hence
planned to fulfil one of his
wish.
5yearoldAarav
impressesTigerShroffMumbai: Actress Kriti Sanon says she is eagerly looking
forward to start her next “Bareilly Ki Barfi”, which goes on
floor in October.
The film stars Ayushmann Khurrana who reportedly
owns a printing press, while Rajkummar Rao plays an
author. Directed by Ashwini Iyer Tiwari, Kriti will be seen
playing a liberal thinking girl from Uttar Pradesh in the
movie.
“I am very excited about ‘Bareilly Ki Barfi’. I love the title.
We are going to start shooting in October in Lucknow. I
loved ‘Nil Battey Sannata’ so I am looking forward to
working with Ashwini. It is a sweet and different kind of
story,” Kriti told reporters.
The 26-year-old actress was speaking at a special
screening of “Pink”.
KritiSanonexcitedfor‘BareillyKiBarfi’
cnp bureau
Delhi: Back with yet anoth-
er season, Sony
Entertainment Television’s
popular singing reality
show Indian Idol will see
the most loved singer of
our country Sonu Nigam
as one of the judge.
Accompanying him in the
judges’ panel will be the
talented and versatile
music composer Anu
Malik.
Started in 2004, Sonu
Nigam was the first judge
on Indian Idol and was
highly appreciated for his
judging skills. To know
more on his comeback and
how excited he is to host
this season of Indian Idol,
we got in touch with Sonu
Nigam, and he expressed
his feeling, “We literally
started the show in India in
2004. I actually was the
only person who read the
philosophy behind the for-
mat according to the cre-
ator Simon Cowell in his
book "I don't mean to be
rude.”
Further he elaborated say-
ing, “As for myself, I have
abstained from TV for half
a decade and thus getting
back on Idol is like getting
back to my roots."
Well this news is surely
going be a treat for Sonu
Nigam’s fans as they will
get to see him back on tel-
evision.
“GettingbackonIndianIdolislikegettingbacktoroots”SonuNigam
Noida: A renowned Ghazal and Sufi singer Shakeel
Ahmed had an electrifying music recital at Marwah
Studios at Noida Film City as the curtain raiser event of
2nd Global Literary Festival Noida 2016.
“2nd Global Literary Festival Noida 2016 has been
scheduled for 22nd to 24th September, just round the
corner. A team of Ghazal and Sufi lovers are here to cel-
ebrate the coming literary festival,” said Sandeep
Marwah President of GLFN. contd... on Page 011
MusicalRecitalasCurtainRaiserof2ndGlobalLiteraryFestival
Mumbai: Actor Sushant Singh Rajput says the upcoming biopic on Mahendra Singh Dhoni is
not just a depiction of the cricketer’s life story but also an inspiring tale of hardwork and suc-
cess.
The 30-year-old actor, who essays the role of the cricket star in MS Dhoni : The Untold Story,
said Dhoni’s life story is about believing in your dream. “We are punctuating the belief Dhoni
had in himself. There was not even an iota of doubt that if this thing doesn’t happen, then there
is a plan B. One should not dream or work to achieve something to get a high status in socie-
ty. “You work for your dream because that’s the only thing that drives you. That’s the only thing
that keeps you awake for that extra five minutes and wakes you up five minutes early in the
morning,” Sushant said during a session at an event.
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11. Mumbai: The Congress on Sunday said
that poor co-ordination between various
departments of the Maharashtra govern-
ment is responsible for the huge number of
children dying in the state due to malnutri-
tion. “There is a Tribal Welfare Minister,
Child Welfare Ministry, Health Department
and Education ministry in Maharashtra
which should have come together and
worked, but there is no coordi-
nation between these depart-
ments. Due to this lack of
coordination such incidents
take place,” said Husain
Dalwai, Rajya Sabha MP from
Congress. As per reports, in
Palghar district more than
4000 children are suffering
from malnutrition and around
600 have already died because of it. In a
recent incident, a child named Sagar Wagh
died due to malnutrition, and when the
Bharatiya Janata Party leader and the Tribal
Development Minister for the Government
of Maharashtra, Vishnu Sawra, finally took
notice and went to visit the home of the
deceased after 15 days, he had to face the
anger of the tribe.
National11 New Delhi, 19 - 25 September, 2016
Pramesh Jain
Bangalore: "Since the start
of the trial last year, only 14 of
the 240 witnesses have been
examined so far". The
National Investigation Agency
(NIA) special court, on Friday,
sentenced all 13 members of
Lashker-E-Toiba (LeT) and
Harkat-ul-Jihad-E-Islami, who
had plotted to kill politicians,
police officers and journalists,
to five years imprisonment,
besides levying a fine.
According to the National
Investigation Agency (NIA),
BJP Lok Sabha members,
Pratap Simha and Prahlad
Joshi, editor of Kannada
Prabha Vishveswara Bhat,
senior police officials B
Dayananda, DM
Krishnamraju and Nyame
Gowda, and Bajrang Dal
leader Ganu Jartarkar were
on the hit list. The accused,
who have been charged
under several sections of the
Indian Penal Code and
Unlawful Activities
(Prevention) Act, including
conspiracy and being part of
a terrorist gang and under
Arms Act, pleaded guilty on
Thursday before the NIA spe-
cial court. The Central Crime
Branch (CCB) sleuths of
Bengaluru in the year 2012,
received a tip off that the
accused had hatched a con-
spiracy to kill important per-
sonalities in Bengaluru and
Hubballi and disturb commu-
nal harmony. After arresting
them, the CCB sleuths seized
the illegal firearms and
ammunition from them. A
case was registered in
Basaveshwaranagar police
station, following which it was
transferred to the NIA. The
NIA, after questioning over
300 witnesses, filed a detailed
chargesheet.
Despite the special terrorism
court stating that a guilty plea
would have adverse conse-
quences on their personal
records, the men stuck to
their decision. The judge,
Muralidhar Pai, recorded the
guilty plea after speaking to
each of them in private to
ascertain their reasons.
The men faced charges of
criminal conspiracy, promot-
ing enmity between different
groups, unlawful activities,
membership of a terrorist
organisation and illegal pos-
session of arms. Twelve of
them were arrested in
Bengaluru, between August
29 and September 1, 2012
were also accused of conspir-
ing to target leaders of
Hindutva groups and a jour-
nalist backing such groups in
Bengaluru.
The NIA filed a chargesheet
against them on November
25, 2012 under IPC Sections
120B read with Section 153 A
and Section 399. They were
also charged under Section
18 of the Unlawful Activities
(Prevention) Act, 1967 read
with Sections 10,13,17, and
38, as well as under the Arms
Act 1959 (Section 3 read with
Section 25).
The 13 convicted who have
pleaded guilty by the NIA
Special Court have been
idenitified as, Shoaib Ahmed
Mirza, 27, a computer appli-
cations degree holder, Abdul
Hakeem Jamadar, 30, Riyaz
Ahmed Byahatti, 32,
Mohammad Akram, 27,
Ubedullah Bahadur, 28,
Waheed Hussain, 31, an
MBA, Dr Zafar Iqbal Sholapur,
31, Mohammad Sadiq
Lashkar, 33, Mehboob
Bagalkote, 32, Obaid-ur-
Rehman, 26, an undergradu-
ate student, Dr Nayeem
Siddique, 32, Dr Imran
Ahmed, 30 and Syed
Tanzeem Ahmed, 27.
One of them, Ubedullah
Bahadur, accused under sec-
tions of the Official Secrets
Act 1923, after “confidential
information about deployment
of military and armed forces’’
and space, atomic energy,
and defence agencies was
reportedly found on his lap-
top,has also pleaded guilty to
the additional charge of spy-
ing.
Three others, a journalist, a
junior scientist at DRDO, and
a daily wage earner, were dis-
charged from the case. Eight
other accused persons are
absconding, including the
alleged main perpetrators of
the plot. Most of them are
suspected to be in Pakistan,
while one, Dr Sabeel Ahmed,
33, is awaiting deportation
from Saudi Arabia.
One accused, Asadullah
Khan, 52, was deported from
Saudi Arabia in December
2015 and his trial is yet to
commence.
Dr Sabeel Ahmed,
Mohammed Shaheed Faisal
alias Ustad, 32, and a veteran
LeT man Farhatullah Ghori,
51,all absconding were also
named in a recruitment plot of
the Al Qaeda in the Indian
Subcontinent by the Delhi
Special Cell in May 2016.
According to the NIA
chargesheet, a number of
Indian youths were enticed to
join the terror outfit in 2010-11
by a group of LeT-linked oper-
atives based in Saudi Arabia.
Two of them, Abdul Hakeem
Jamadar and Dr Zafar Iqbal
Sholapur, also travelled to
Pakistan via Iran, between
December and January 2011,
with the intention “of going to
Afghanistan to join the Taliban
to fight against American and
NATO forces’’. But
Farhathullah Ghori, based in
Karachi and wanted in the
Akshardham attack case,
convinced them to focus on
India. In Karachi, the duo
“met some senior ISI officials’’
and LeT operatives, accord-
ing to the chargesheet.
“These ISI officials motivated
them to collect intelligence
and carry out espionage
activities for them in India,’’
the NIA told Media persons.
13 convicted by NIACourt, Sentenced five years imprison-
ment, for plotting murders of BJPleaders, cops, journos
“An alert has been sounded in border districts of
Pathankot and Gurdaspur in light of the terror attack in
Uri,” Pathankot SSP Rakesh Kaushal said.
Union home secretary Rajiv Mehrishi will visit Srinagar
on Monday to review the security situation.
Following a directive of home minister Rajnath Singh,
Mehrishi will visit Srinagar and attend a series of meet-
ings with officials of the state government, army, police
and paramilitary force and take stock of the situation in
the state, official sources said. He is also expected to
meet governor NN Vohra and chief minister Mehbooba
Mufti.
Anti-Pakistan protests rocked Jammu and Udhampur
districts against the killing of 17 jawans.
Defence minister briefed at Badami Bagh cantonment,
will now visit the Army Hospital.
J&K chief minister Mehbooba Mufti and governor to meet
the heads of security forces and intelligence agencies at
Raj Bhavan to review security situation:
Defence Minister has landed in Srinagar & is being
briefed by Army Chief about the ground situation: DGMO
All intelligence agencies&security forces are working in
close synergy & necessary action is being taken aginst
various inputs received:
Indian army has conducted the entire operation in a
deliberate and professional manner: All killed terrorists in
Uri attack were foreign terrorists and initial reports sug-
gest they were from JeM:
Foreign terrorists behind UriAttack,initial reports indictae
role of JeM. 4 AK recovered from 4 terrorists killed:
Heartfelt condolences to bereaved families and also pray
for early recovery of those injured in the attack: J&K CM
Mehbooba Mufti J&K has always been worst victim of
Indo-Pak hostility & its ppl have been paying a colossal
price for same for past over 6 decades: US strongly con-
demns UriAttack.
17soldierskilledinoneofthe.......................... More than 200 people
enjoyed the fascinating
musical recital by Shakeel
Ahmed, which was fol-
lowed by releasing of
poster of 2nd GLFN.
“Ghazals and Sufi Kalams
are part of our literature.
Poetry plays a very impor-
tant part of any literature,”
said Dr. Mridula Tandon
President of Sakshi a NGO
for unprivileged children.
“It is commendable that a
Global Literary Festival of
international stature is
going to happen in Noida
representing India,” said
Dr. Yogendra Narain for-
mer Secretary General of
Rajya Sabha appreciating
the cultural environment
created by International
Chamber of Media And
Entertainment Industry.
Sandeep Marwah is a
‘’One Man Army” I am sure
like other festivals Global
Literary Festival will also
emerge as great source of
literature promotion” said
renowned poet and lyrics
writer Farhad Shahzad.
A large number of poets,
writers and people from the
literary world attended the
show. Sushil Bharti
Festival Director paid vote
of thanks to all of them for
their gracious presence.
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Y;wosu (csfYt;e)A Hkkjrh; cSMfeaVu
f[kykM+h lkSjHk oekZ us iq:"k ,dy Li/kkZ
esa LdkVySaM ds fd,jku esfjyhl ij
vklku thr ls csfY;te varjjk"Vªh;
pkSysat ds lsehQkbuy esa ços'k fd;kA
lkSjHk us DokVZjQkbuy eSp esa egt 35
feuV esa 21&19 21&10 ls thr ntZ dhA
vc og lsehQkbuy esa teZuh ds
DokyhQk;j QSfc;ku jksFk ls fHkM+saxsA
blls igys mUgksaus Ýkal ds yqdkl
Dys;jckmV dks dM+s eqdkcys esa gjkdj
DokVZj Qkbuy esa txg cukbZ FkhA lkSjHk
us ,d ?kaVs ls vf/kd pys eqdkcys esa Ýkal
ds NBs ojh; f[kykM+h dks çh DokVZj
Qkbuy esa 21&19 16&21 21&15 ls
gjk;kA Hkkjr ds vtqZu ,evkj vkSj
jkepaæu 'yksd dh tksM+h us iq:"k ;qxy
esa georu foXus'k nsoysdj vkSj jksgu
diwj dh tksM+h dks DokVZj Qkbuy esa 36
feuV esa 21&19 22&20 ls f'kdLr nhA
vc bl tksM+h dk lkeuk ÝsMfjd
dksycxZ vkSj jklel ¶ySMcxZ dh nkfu'k
tksM+h ls gksxkA blls igys jkgqy ;kno
vkSj fjrqi.kkZ nkl gkykafd nwljs nkSj esa
gkjdj ckgj gks x,A jkgqy dks igyk xse
thrus ds ckotwn baXySaM ds lSe iklZUl
ds f[kykQ ,d ?kaVs ls vf/kd pys eqd-
kcys esa 21&19 15&21 15&21 ls f'kdLr
dk lkeuk djuk iM+k tcfd fjrqi.kkZ dks
efgyk ,dy esa eysf'k;k dh lksfu;k lw
;k phg ds f[kykQ 20&22 11&21 ls gkj
>syuh iM+hA
lkSjHkoekZcsfY;tevksiudslsehQkbuyesa
ubZ fnYyhA Hkkjrh; dq'rh egkla?k
¼MCY;w,QvkbZ½ us crk;k fd lhchvkbZ
us nkxh igyoku ujflag ;kno ds
Mksfiax çdj.k dh tkap 'kq: dj nh
gSA ç/kkuea=h dk;kZy; us bl ekeys
dks tkap ,tsalh ds ikl Hkstk FkkA
MCY;w,QvkbZ v/;{k c`tHkw"k.k 'kj.k
flag us ç/kkuea=h ujsaæ eksnh ls
eqykdkr dh Fkh vkSj muls vkxzg
fd;k Fkk fd ujflag ds ekeys dks
vkxs dh tkap ds fy, dsaæh; vUos"k.k
C;wjks ds ikl Hkstk tk,A
c`t Hkw"k.k us dgk] ^^ç/kkuea=h
dk;kZy; us ujflag ds ekeys dks vkxs
dh tkap ds fy, lhchvkbZ ds ikl
Hkst fn;k gS vkSj irk pyk gS fd
igyoku ds Mksfiax çdj.k esa dkjZokbZ
'kq: gks xbZ gSA** [ksy iapkV us fiNys
eghus ujflag dks vksyafid [ksyksa esa
fgLlk ysus ls çfrcaf/kr djus ds
vykok mu ij pkj lky dk çfrca/k
yxk fn;k Fkk ftlls mudk dWfj;j
[krjs esa iM+ x;k gSA rc ls
MCY;w,QvkbZ bl ekeys dh lhchvkbZ
tkap dh ekax dj jgk gSA vksyafid
[ksyksa dh 'kq:vkr ls yxHkx 20 fnu
igys ujflag çfrcaf/kr inkFkZ ds fy,
ikthfVo ik, x, Fks vkSj igyoku us
vius f[kykQ "kMîa= dk vkjksi
yxkrs gq, dgk Fkk fd muds [kkus ;k
ihus dh phtksa ds lkFk NsM+NkM+ dh
xbZA
ujflagMksiekeysdhtkaplhchvkbZdkslkSaihxbZ
flMuhA vkLVªsfy;k ds eq[; rst xsanckt fe'ksy LVkdZ
iSj dh ltZjh ds ckn vLirky esa HkrhZ gSaA muds iSj ij
30 Vkads yxkus iM+s gSaA
fØdsV vkLVªsfy;k us crk;k fd Vªsfuax midj.k ls
Vdjkus ds ckn 26 lky ds LVkdZ dks xgjh pksVsa yxh
FkhA bl eghus gksus okys vkLVªsfy;k ds nf{k.k vÝhdk
nkSjs ls ck;sa gkFk ds rst xsanckt LVkdZ dks vkjke fn;k
x;k gSA
fØdsV vkLVªsfy;k ds eq[; esfMdy vf/kdkjh tku
vkpZMZ us dgk] ^^gìh esa ÝsDpj ugha gS vkSj iSj esa Luk;q
dks Hkh uqdlku ugha igqapk gSA ?kko dh lQkbZ ds fy,
mldh ltZjh gqbZ vkSj blesa yxHkx 30 Vkads yxsA**
mUgksaus dgk] ^^iSj dh ewoesaV dks U;wure j[kus ds fy,
og vxys dqN fnu vLirky esa jgsxkA
VªsfuaxesapksfVygksusdscknLVkdZdksyxs30 Vkads
esycuZA vkLVªsfy;k ds uo fu;qä
cYysckth dksp xzhe fgd dk ekuuk
gS fd vxys lky dh 'kq:vkr esa
Hkkjr nkSjs ds nkSjku Vhe ds 'kh"kZ
cYyscktksa dks vf/kd /kS;Z fn[kkuk
gksxk vkSj gkykr ls tYn lkeatL;
cSBkuk gksxkA fgd us dgk] ^^;g
lcls igys muds gkykr ls lkeatL;
cSBkuk gSA dHkh dHkh 'kk;n
vkLVªsfy;kbZ rjhdk ncnck cukus dk
gS vkSj VsLV fØdsV esa ju xfr dkQh
c<+ tkrh gSA vxj Hkkjr esa gky esa
lQy Vheksa dks ns[ksa rks 'kk;n og
,slh txg gS tgka gesa dqN vf/kd
/k;Z dh t:jr gSA er Hkwfy;s ;g
fØdsV dh lcls dM+h pqukSfr;ksa esa ls
,d gSA**
o"kZ 1993 esa baXySaM dh 0&3 dh gkj
ds nkSjku Hkkjr ds f[kykQ dfj;j
dh loZJs"B 173 ju dh ikjh [ksyus
okys fgd us dgk] ^^tks Vhesa lQy
jgh muesa ,sls f[kykM+h jgs ftUgksaus
'kq:vkr esa gh dkQh ju cuk,A
'kk;n dqN vPNs l= dkQh ugha gksaA
vxj vki fVd x, gks rks f[kykM+h
dks igyh ikjh esa cM+k Ldksj [kM+k
djuk gksxk vkSj ftEesnkjh ysuh
gksxhA blds fy, 'kk;n dqN vf/kd
/k;Z dh t:r iM+sA** fgd us dgk fd
vkLVªsfy;kbZ f[kykM+h Jhyadk VsLV
J`a[kyk esa djkjh gkj ds ckn csgrj
çn'kZu djus dks rS;kj gSA fgd us
dgk fd ;g vge gS fd f[kykM+h
lkspsa fd os mi egk}hi esa lQy gks
ldrs gSaA
Hkkjr esa lQyrk ds fy, /kS;Z dh t:jr% xzhe fgd

13. Health13New Delhi, 19 - 25 September, 2016
vke cksypky dh Hkk"kk esa bls vk/ks
flj dk nnZ] v/kdikjh rFkk
vk/kklhlh dk nnZ Hkh dgrs gSaA ;g
nnZ dHkh Hkh flj mBk ysrk gS vkSj
rhu−pkj ?kaVs ls ysdj rhu−pkj
fnuksa rd Hkh cuk jg ldrk gSA bl
nkSjku jksxh dks vlguh; ihM+k gksrh
gSA mls yxrk gS ekuks mlds vk/ks
flj esa gFkkSM+ksa dh pksV iM+ jgh gSA
mldh vka[kksa ds vkxs va/ksjk Hkh Nkus
yxrk gSA vke flj nnZ vkSj ekbxzsu
esa varj ;gh gS fd vke flj nnZ esa
iwjs flj esa nnZ gksrk gS tcfd ekbxz-
su esa nnZ] flj ds dsoy ,d rjQ
¼nk,a ;k ck,a½ gksrk gSA vkerkSj ij
efgyk,a bldk f'kdkj T;knk gksrh gSa
ijUrq iq#"kksa dks Hkh ;g jksx gks ldrk
gSA ekSVs rkSj ij ekbxzsu nks çdkj ds
gksrs gSaA igys çdkj dk ekbxzsu] 'ek-
bxzsu fon vkSjk' dgykrk gSA bl
çdkj ds ekbxzsu esa fljnnZ 'kq: gksus
ls igys gh irk pyk tkrk gSA bl
çdkj ds ekbxzsu ls igys jksxh dh
vka[kksa ds lkeus flrkjs QSyrs gq, rFkk
dkys /kCcs fn[kkbZ nsrs gSaA nnZ 'kq:
gksus ds ckn flj ds dqN fgLlksa esa
iYlsVkby nnZ 'kq: gks tkrk gSA bl
nkSjku jksxh ds fy, dksbZ Hkh dke
djuk cM+k eqf'dy gks tkrk gSA ,sls
esa T;knkrj jksxh ysVuk 'kq: ilUn
djrs gSaA jksxh dks flj nnZ ds
lkFk−lkFk mfYV;ka Hkh gks ldrh gSaA
;g flj nnZ ,d Hkkx ls nwljs Hkkx
esa Hkh tk ldrk gS vkSj iwjs flj esa Hkh
QSy ldrk gSA
nwljs çdkj ds ekbxzsu esa fljnnZ
vpkud gkoh gks tkrk gS bls 'ekbxz-
su fonkmV vkSjk' dgrs gSaA bl çdkj
ds ekbxzsu ls ihfM+r O;fä lqcg mBrs
gh flj ds nksuksa Hkkxksa esa nnZ eglwl
djus yxrk gSA bl çdkj ds ekbxz-
su esa mfYV;ka de gksrh gSaA
blds vfrfjä dbZ fdLe ds ekbxzsu
Hkh gks ldrs gSa tSls cSflyj vkVsZjh
ekbxzsu ftlesa jksxh fnekx ds fiNys
fgLls esa nnZ eglwl djrk gSA mldh
vka[kksa esa T;knk ped gksrh gSA mlds
'kkjhfjd O;ogkjksa esa cnyko vkus
yxrk gSA bl çdkj ds ekbxzsu ls
ihfMr O;fä rqrykus ds lkFk csgks'k
Hkh gks ldrk gSA vkIFksefyd ekbxzsu]
ekbxzsu dk ,d vU; çdkj gSA bl
çdkj ds ekbxzsu dk jksxh ckj−ckj
iydsa fxjkrk gS mls ,d oLrq nks
fn[kkbZ nsrh gSA ,d vU; çdkj ds
ekbxzsu gheksIyhftd esa ekbxzsu ls
ihfMr O;fä ydos dk f'kdkj Hkh gks
ldrk gSA
ekbxzsu fnekxh ulksa ds fldqM+u rFkk
QSyko ds dkj.k gksrk gSA dbZ ckj ;g
vU; chekfj;ksa tSls l[kkbdy
vFkZjkbfVl] Xywdksek] vkbZLVªksu] çh
eSlwVª,y flaMªkse dk y{k.k Hkh gks
ldrk gSA ekbxzsu esa nnZ fnekx ds
,d LFkku ls nwljs LFkku rd tk
ldrk gSA lHkh vk;qoxZ ds O;fä
bldh fxj¶r esa vk ldrs gSa] gkykafd
vk;q c<+us ds lkFk−lkFk blds
y{k.kksa esa deh vkrh tkrh gSA
vHkh yksxksa esa ekbxzsu vVSd ds dkj.k
rFkk vVSd dh vko`fÙk vyx−vyx
gksrh gSA dqN yksxksa dks p‚dysV] [kês
Qy] vaMk−ehV] ryh−Hkquh phtsa]
vpkj vkfn [kkus ls ekbxzsu dk vVSd
iM+ tkrk gSA dqN yksxksa dks çnw"k.k]
isVªksy dh xa/k] /kq,a rFkk okguksa dh
rst vkokt ls Hkh ekbxzsu dk vVSd
vk tkrk gSA dqN ekeyksa esa oa'kkuqxr
ekbxzsu Hkh gks ldrk gSA
ekbxzsu vVSd dh vko`fÙk ds vk/kkj
ij M‚DVj jksxh dk bykt djrk gSA
jksxh ij fljnnZ gkoh gksus ls igys
çksQsfyfDVd nokb;ka nh tkrh gSaA
fljnnZ gkoh gksus ds ckn M‚DVj dh
lykg ls nnZ fuokjd nok,a ys ldrs
gSaA blls jksxh dks rqjar vkjke feyrk
gSA ekbxzsu ls futkr ikus ds fy,
jksxh dks M‚DVj dh ns[kjs[k esa Ng
eghus ls lky Hkj nokb;ksa dks lsou
djuk iM+rk gSA
ekbxzsu ls ihfM+r O;fä dks dqN
ijgst Hkh djuk iM+ ldrk gS ftlls
og vVSd dh fLFkrf;ksa ls cp ldsA
ekbxzsu ls ihfMr O;fä dks BaMh phtsa]
pkdysV] uV] MªkbÝwV] dsyk] VekVj]
iuhj] eD[ku vkfn ds lsou ls cpuk
pkfg,A lw;Z dh rsth fdj.kksa ds lh/ks
lEidZ ls cpuk Hkh t:jh gS lkFk gh
jksxh dHkh [kkyh isV u jgsA lcls
egRoiw.kZ gS ekbxzsu ds vVSd ds
nkSjku jksxh dks 'kkjhfjd vkSj
ekufld vkjke nsaA
vkefljnnZvkSjekbxzsuesaD;kgSvarj]vkb,tkusa
,d ckj bl ckr ij xkSj dhft,
fd fnu Hkj esa vki fdruh phtsa dks
gkFk yxkrs gSa tSls Vscy] Qksu]
eksckby] ijns] f[kM+dh] njokts] isu
vkSj pkfc;kaA ?kj ls ysdj ckgj
rd u tkus fdruh phtksa dk fnu
Hkj gkFk yxkuk iM+rk gS] ftUgsa
fxuuk Hkh eqf'dy gSA ,slh phtksa
ij ekStwn dhVk.kq vkids gkFk ls
gksrs gq, vkids eqag }kjk 'kjhj esa
ços'k dj tkrs gSaA mu lkjs
[kkus&ihus dh phtksa dks ;kn
dhft,] ftUgsa vki gkFk ls [kkrs gSaA
blls dhVk.kq lh/ks vkids 'kjhj esa
ços'k dj tkrs gSaA
fnu Hkj gkFk esa nLrkus igu dj
dke djuk ;ksa Hkh eqf'dy gksrk gSa
D;ksafd bu dhVk.kqvksa ls rHkh cpk
tk ldrk gSA exj ,d mik; vkSj
Hkh gS] ftlls bu dhVk.kqvksa ls gksus
okyh chekjh ls vklkuh ls cpk tk
ldrk gS og gS& gSaMok'kA gSaMok'k
;kuh gkFk dks Bhd ls /kksuk gh bu
dhVk.kqvksa ls cpus dk ,dek=
mik; gSA exj ,d gdhdr ;g Hkh
gS fd cPps rks NksfM+, cM+s Hkh Bhd
ls gkFk /kksuk ugha tkursA
chrs lky gsYnh gSaM ok'k Ms euk;k
x;k FkkA rc yxHkx ikap yk[k
cPpksa dks Bhd ls gkFk /kksuk fl[kk;k
x;kA D;ksafd cPps tYnh chekj gksrs
gSaA gj lky yxHkx 40 yk[k ls Hkh
T;knk cPps nLr ds dkj.k laØe.k
ds f'kdkj gks tkrs gSaA ftlls muds
ekSr rd gks tkrh gSA buesa ikap
lky ls de mez ds cPpksa dh la[;k
T;knk gksrh gSA xans gkFkksa ls QSyus
okyh chekfj;ksa esa vfrlkj
ba¶yq,atk] tqdke vkSj vka[kksa esa
baQsD'ku vkSj lkal ds jksx lkekU;
gSaA xans gkFkksa ls NksVs cPpksa esa nLr
gksus dh leL;k lkekU; gSA nLr ls
gq, laØe.k ls cPpksa dh tku Hkh
pyh tkrh gSA gsYnh gSaM ok'k dh
vknr cPpksa dks ,slh tkuysok
chekjh ls cpkus esa enn djrh gSA
gsYnh gSaM ok'k dk rjhdk 'kk;n gh
yksxksa dks irk gksxkA vDlj Vhoh
ij gSaMok'k dk foKkiu cPpksa dks
Hkzfer djrk gSaA nl lsdsaM esa gkFk
lkQ djus dh lykg okyk foKkiu
Hkzked gSA vPNh rjg gkFk /kksuk
cpiu ls gh fl[kkuk t:jh gSA ij
lkFk esa gSaMok'k ds fy, lk/kkj.k
lkcqu vkSj feêh bLrseky djuk
xyr gSA blls gkFk ds dhVk.kq
ejrs ugha cfYd vkSj c<+ tkrs gSa
lkFk gh chekjh Hkh QSyrh gSA gkFk
/kksus ds fy, fyfDoM lkcqu dk gh
ç;ksx djsaA vxj vki ;g lksprs gSa
fd fdlh Hkh chekjh ds fy,
,aVhck;ksfVd nsuk lcls csgrj
rjhdk gS] rks vkidks ,d ckj fQj
ls lkspuk pkfg,A chekjh QSykus
okys dhVk.kq ls cpus dk lcls
csgrj rjhdk gS gsYnh gSaM ok'kA
;kuh vPNh rjg gkFk /kksukA
[kkus ls igys] 'kkSp ds ckn ;k
fdlh Hkh dke ds ckn gkFk t:j
/kksuk pkfg,A vxj vki fdlh ?kko
;k pksV dks Nw jgs gSa] rks vius gkFk
t:j /kks,aA gksVy] jsLVksjsaV]
ykbczsjh] dEI;wVj oxSjg esa fdlh Hkh
pht dk bLrseky djus ls igys
vkSj ckn esa gkFk t:j /kks,aA gkFk
/kksus dk eryc ;g ugha fd flQZ
ikuh ls /kks ysaA gkFk /kksus ds fy,
lkcqu dk bLrseky djsa vkSj gkFk
dks vPNh rjg jxM+ dj /kks,a rkfd
/kwy&feêh fudy tk,aA gkFk /kksus ds
fy, fyfDoM lksi dk bLrseky
lcls csgrj rjhdk gSA <ax ls gkFk
/kksus ls djhc 99 Qhln dhVk.kq
fudy tkrs gSaA vkt cktkj esa dbZ
rjg ds gSaMok'k gSa] ftUgsa bLrseky
fd;k tk ldrk gSA lkQ o LoPN
gkFk gh vkidks chekfj;ksa ls cpk
ldrs gSaA
gkFk/kksusdsfy,fyfDoMlksilclscsgrj viuh 'kknh ls ysdj vius fdlh [kkl dh 'kknh esa efgyk,a vDlj ygaxs dks
gh roTtks nsrh gSaA oSls rks ygaxk vkidh [kwclwjrh dks c[kwch fu[kkjrk gS]
ysfdu Iyl lkbt dh efgyk,a vDlj viuh c‚Mh ds dkj.k ygaxk iguus ls
fgpdrh gSaA vxj vki Hkh viuh 'kknh ;k vius fdlh djhch dh 'kknh esa
ygaxk iguus dh lksp jgh gSa rks t:jr gS cl FkksM+h le>nkjh fn[kkus dhA
vxj vki dqN ckrksa dk /;ku j[ksa rks vki csf>>d ygaxk igudj [kqn dks
Qy‚UV dj ldrh gSaA rks vkbZ, tkurs gSa ygaxs esa dSls yxsa fLye o lqanj−
;wa djsa Msi
lcls igys rks vki u flQZ vius fy, ijQsDV ygaxk [kjhnsa] cfYd mls Msi
djus dk rjhdk Hkh ,dne lgh gksuk pkfg,A orZeku le; esa] tc lkM+h dks
Hkh iguus ds gtkjksa rjhds gSa] rks fQj D;ksa u ygaxs dks Hkh ,d u, LVkby
esa iguk pkfg,A
lgh gks QSfczd
tc Hkh vki ygaxk [kjhnus tk,a rks QSfczd ij [kklk /;ku nsaA vkids ygaxs
dk QSfczd ,slk ugha gksuk pkfg, tks vkidh c‚Mh ls fpidsA blls vkidh
c‚Mh ds doZ~l fn[kkbZ nsaxs vkSj vkidk eksVkik lkQ >ydsxkA blfy, vki
l‚Vu ;k ykbØk QSfczd dk ygaxk [kjhnus dh ctk; czksdsM] Vlj] d‚Vu ;k
pansjh QSfczd dk ygaxk gh [kjhnsaA dHkh Hkh usV dk ygaxk u [kjhnsaA lkFk gh
vkidk Cykmt Øsi ;k j‚ flYd dk gksuk pkfg,A
gkbZ osLV ygaxk
vxj vki vius isV ds cYtsl dks fNikuk pkgrh gSa rks csgrj gksxk fd vki
,d gkbZ osLV ygaxk [kjhnsaA blds vfrfjä ukfHk dks fNikus ds fy, vki
iryk dejcan ;k padh csYV Hkh vius ygaxs ds lkFk igu ldrh gSaA yksxk-
sa dk /;ku vkids isV ij u tk,] blds fy, vkidk ygaxk ,slk gksuk pkfg,]
ftlds c‚Ve esa dkQh Qys;j gksA
,aczk;Mjh gks [kkl
tgka ckr ,aczk;Mjh dh gS rks vkidks dksf'k'k djuh pkfg, fd dkjhxjh vkids
ygaxs ds c‚MZj ij gh gks vkSj vkidk 'ks"k ygaxk ykbV gksA vxj vkids ygaxs
ds chp esa Hkh dkjhxjh gksxh rks vkidk ygaxk u flQZ dkQh gSoh yxsxk] cfYd
bls iguus ds ckn vkidh c‚Mh Hkh igys ls T;knk gSoh yxsxhA vxj vkid-
ks ygaxs ds chp esa Hkh ,aczk;Mjh ilan gS rks vkidh ,aczk;Mjh ysaFkokbl gh gksuh
pkfg,A blls ;g ,d fLye yqd fØ,V djsxhA
LyhOl gks LVkbfy'k
ftl çdkj gj efgyk vyx gksrh gS] Bhd mlh çdkj mudh c‚Mh ds ç‚Cye
,fj;k Hkh vyx gksrs gSaA vxj vkidks yxrk gS fd vkidh ckgsa Vksu ugha gSa
rks vki gkQ ;k Fkzh QksFkZ LyhOl Cykmt gh igusaA ysfdu /;ku j[ksa fd vkidh
vkLrhu fQVsM gks vkSj LyhOl dk QSfczd tktsZV ;k usV dh gksA blls vkidh
ckgsa dkQh ,yhxsaV yxsaxhA
l‚fyM gks dylZ
oSls rks efgykvksa dks ykbV dylZ tSls xzhu] Cyw] ;syks ;k csch fiad vkfn Hkkrs
gSa ysfdu Iyl lkbt dh efgykvksa dks l‚fyM dylZ dk :[k djuk pkfg,A
elyu] vki ykbV Cyw dh txg MkdZ Cyw dyj dk p;u djsaA l‚fyM dylZ
vkids c‚Mh ds ç‚Cye ,fj;k dks dkQh gn fNikus esa enn djrs gSaA blds
vfrfjä yksxksa dk /;ku vkidh c‚Mh ds ç‚Cye ,fj;k ij u tk,] blds fy,
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