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New Delhi: Finance minis-
ter Arun Jaitley on Saturday
unveiled a budget that aims
to ramp up growth, aided by
a slowed pace of fiscal
deficit cuts and a raft of tax
measures to put private
domestic and foreign capi-
tal to work.In his first full-
year budget since Prime
Minister Narendra Modi's
landslide election victory
last May, Jaitley said India's
economy was about to take
off. Modi tweeted that the
budget would "further
reignite our growth engine".
While seeking to spark an
investment-led boom, the
budget was short on struc-
tural reforms, with the gov-
ernment leaving major wel-
fare schemes untouched
and only cutting fuel subsi-
dies thanks to a collapse in
international oil
prices."People who urged
us to undertake 'big bang'
reforms also say the Indian
economy is a super giant,
which moves slowly but
surely," Jaitley told
Parliament as he wrapped
up a 90-minute speech.
"Even our worst critics
would admit we have
moved rapidly," he
said.Jaitley promised high-
er investment in India's
decrepit roads and rail-
ways, offered the carrot of
corporate tax cuts to global
corporations and the stick
of tighter compliance rules
to get Indian tycoons to
invest at home rather than
stash wealth abroad.
Although Jaitley forecast
that growth would acceler-
ate to 8-8.5% in the fiscal
year starting in April, up
from 7.4% this year, busi-
nesses have yet to respond
to Modi's call to "Make in
India".
Room for rate cutes?
Jaitley forecast inflation at
5% by the end of the fiscal
year ending March 2016,
undershooting the Reserve
Bank of India's 6% target
and creating room to cut
interest rates. Annual infla-
tion was 5.1% in January.
But he pushed back by a
year, to 2017-18, a deadline
for cutting the fiscal deficit
to 3% of gross domestic
product. In 2015-16, the
deficit will be 3.9% of GDP,
above the 3.6% target
inherited from the last gov-
ernment. In volatile trading,
India's NSE share index
gained as much as 1 per-
cent as Jaitley gave an
upbeat economic outlook,
but went into the red on his
comment that the fiscal
deficit would slip, and trad-
ed 0.4 percent lower after
his speech.
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Radhika Rao, an economist at
DBS in Singapore, said the deficit
slippage was unlikely to draw the
immediate ire of credit-rating
agencies, and she expects the pri-
vate sector to follow the lead set
by the government, which is hik-
ing capital investment by a quarter
to $39 billion. "Today's budget
was pragmatic, wide-ranging and
inclusive," Rao said.
Carrots and sticks
India's budget concentrates a
year's economic policymaking into
a single speech, and the range of
measures Jaitley announced
included a monetary policy over-
haul, a bankruptcy code and the
creation of a public debt manage-
ment agency. The 62-year-old
finance minister, who underwent
surgery last year to treat diabetes,
sat down around 20 minutes into
his speech and gave the rest from
the government's front bench.
In a key passage, Jaitley said he
would cut the tax on company
profits to 25% over four years
from the current 30%, high by
international standards.A national
goods and services would enter
force, as planned, in April 2016
but a controversial set of new
rules to fight tax avoidance would
be delayed by two years, he said.
Jaitley scrapped a distinction
between direct and portfolio
investors, in a move designed to
encourage foreign investors to
take strategic stakes in Indian
companies. He also simplified
regulation of financial markets.
"This is a forward-looking budget,"
said Krupa Venkatesh, a partner
at Deloitte. "This clear statement
of intent should bring cheer to
industry."
Road and rail
Reaping the benefits of low global
prices for oil, India's main import,
Modi's government says India is in
a sweet spot with spare cash to
modernize its creaking infrastruc-
ture. Jaitley announced an
increase of 700 billion Indian
rupees in road and rail invest-
ments next year and announced
that the government would com-
mission five "ultra-mega" genera-
tion projects to end chronic power
shortages.
The government shied away from
politically sensitive cuts in its $37
billion subsidy bill, seeking
instead to boost efficiency of a
rural jobs scheme that's India's
costliest welfare programme. It
will also boost direct welfare pay-
ments into bank accounts, and
gradually replace benefits in kind.
"My proposals... lay down the
roadmap for accelerating growth,
enhancing investment, passing on
the benefit of growth process to
the common man, woman, youth
and child," said Jaitley. "This is the
path we will doggedly and relent-
lessly pursue."
New law to track black money
Jaitley said the government was
committed to tracing black money
stashed abroad and a compre-
hensive new law will be framed to
track it. "On black money, a new
structure including e-filing and
tracking down is our abiding com-
mitment," Jaitley said in his budg-
et speech.
He said a "comprehensive new
law to track black money" would
be framed. He also said there will
be rigorous imprisonment of 10
years under black money law. The
finance minister said a benami
property transaction bill will be
brought to tackle black money
transactions in real estate.
Individual tax payers to benefit,
no change in tax rate
Not changing the income tax rates
or increasing the exemption limits
for individuals, Jaitley proposed
increasing the range of tax
deductible investments/spend.
Jaitley said the government is pro-
posing to rationalise various tax
exemptions and incentives to
reduce tax disputes and improve
tax administration. The proposals
mentioned by the finance minister
made clear the government's
focus on enlarging the tax-exempt
investments/spend. Jaitley said
the proposals would result in tax
deductions to the tune of around
Rs 440,000 crore.
Defence allocation increased
by nearly 11%
The government increased the
defence budget by 10.95% to Rs
2.46 lakh crore for the next fiscal
as compared to the revised esti-
mates of Rs 2.22 lakh crore for
2014-15 as it pushes 'Make in
India' initiative to curtail over-
dependence on imports. While the
government had last year alloted
Rs 2.29 lakh crore in the budget, it
was revised to Rs 2,22,370 crore.
Jaitley underlined that defence of
every square inch of our mother
land comes before anything else.
Super rich taxed, wealth tax
abolished
Jaitley proposed to abolish the
wealth tax and proposed two per-
cent surcharge on the super rich.
He said the government's goal is
to have "minimum government
and maximum governance" with
the focus on ease of doing busi-
ness and simplifying tax proce-
dures."The total wealth tax collec-
tion in the country was Rs.1,008
crore in 2013-14. Should a tax
which leads to high cost of collec-
tion and a low yield be continued
or should it be replaced with a low
cost and higher yield tax?" he
posed.Announcing the abolish-
ment of wealth tax, Jaitley said it
would be replaced with an addi-
tional surcharge of two percent on
the super-rich with a taxable
income of over Rs 1 crore.
Over 80,000 secondary schools
to be upgraded
Jaitley said the government was
committed to providing quality
education and planned to upgrade
over 80,000 secondary schools in
the country. He said educating
and skilling the youth to enable
them to get employment is the
"altar before which we must all
bow". "To ensure that there is a
senior secondary school within
five km reach of each child, we
need to upgrade over 80,000 sec-
ondary schools and add or
upgrade 75,000 junior and middle
schools to the senior secondary
level," Jaitley said. We will build
six crore toilets: Jaitley The gov-
ernment will achieve the target of
building six crore toilets across
the country under the Swachh
Bharat Abhiyan, Jaitley said. He
said the BJP government was
able to "transform Swachh Bharat
into a movement to regenerate
India".
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out realizing who is going
to read the manual. Even
the normal instructions
and procedures under
ISM code are rarely read
by any one. During spare
time, the third or second
officer lays out these
manuals on the bridge
and spreads the word by
mouth, when you come
up, please come and
sign the manuals on the
index pages. Ninety five
per cent of the crew sign
them even without know-
ing the title of the manual
they are signing (they
indulge in some small
talk or a joke while sign-
ing). This doesn’t mean
that they are bad and
unproductive.
Such techniques can
more effectively be
taught during safety
meetings, training drills
and by showing and dis-
cussing a video. We like
to view and learn instead
of learning through read-
ing. Are you aware that
training manuals (safety
manuals) on board are
the least read books on
the ship, though these
are ship specific? These
books can be read in
your cabin and you can
keep it back to its actual
location after 3 to 4 days.
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in ECR, bridge in open
seas during long voy-
ages.
We already have SCBA
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but generally the respon-
sibility is passed on to
third officer and third
engineer to be familiar
with it. It is better to oper-
ate and get familiar about
it during the drills. If
someone inquires you
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get stumped.
I have spent many years
at sea but if you ask me
to write about the certifi-
cates required to be car-
ried by a vessel, even I
may miss two or three of
these. When you go to
recruiting office officials
take your 14 to 15 certifi-
cates for scanning.
Unless you remain care-
ful, the last original docu-
ment will remain stuck
with the machine. Hence
it is necessary to count
the documents before
leaving the office. Half of
these certificates may be
bogus, issued without
adequate training and
signed by gentlemen who
themselves may not be
upto date with correct
knowledge. There are
COCs and CDCs issued
by Panama, Liberia,
Cayman Island, Marshall
Island, Norwegian,
Belize etc; and probably
you will require another
briefcase to hold all
these documents. The
same aspect is applica-
ble to oil record books.
IACS must ask its mem-
bers to prepare a report
to ascertain how many
bunker tanks on board
are really in use. One or
two of them might not be
operating due to sludge
in it or heating coils leak-
ing and not repaired due
to economic constraints.
IMO have been perform-
ing a very good job.
However, they must
introspect to see if they
have inadvertently bur-
dened only the seamen
with documentation and
opened avenues for oth-
ers to make money.
The significance of safety manuals
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4. Noida: Asian Academy of Arts has
been in the promotion of music,
dance, drama, paintings, sculpture
and writing from last so many years.
Large number of events including
exhibitions of paintings, dance and
music recitals are placed before
audience in different capacities and
capabilities by young and old mas-
ters.
Recently a book “Prerna Ka Pitara”
written by Choudhary Vedpal Singh
has been released by Sandeep
Marwah at Asian Academy of Arts at
Marwah Studios, Noida Film City.
“It is book on the Indian way of life. It
includes our traditions and culture. I
am sure that the book will revive the
lost culture of our young generation,”
said Sandeep Marwah President of
Asian Academy of Arts.
“I am honored that my book has been
released at Asian Academy of Arts
and now it is a part of Sewa Ram
Library at Noida Film City” thanked
Ch. Vedpal Singh.
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Noida: “Regular participation in co-circular activi-
ties teaches you something new. It adds to the
total experience of life. Make it a habit to get
involve into different activities” motivated Sandeep
Marwah President of Asian Education Group dis-
tributing certificates won by ASMS team at Mewar
University and Jain Studios.
The regular practice in dance, drama, paintings,
writing, music and other fine arts and performing
arts will get you large appreciation other than your
regular education” said Dr.A.K.Srivastava Director
Asian School of Media Studies.
The students have won more than six competitions
during the week at different stages in different col-
leges. It includes certificates, awards and cash
prizes. “ASMS is proud of its students who have
brought laurels to the college” added Marwah.
Cultural Activities Are Equally Important-Sandeep Marwah
Noida:“No doubt class
room studies are very
important and necessary
but cultural activities are
equally essential” said
Sandeep Marwah
President of Asian
Education Group handing
over the certificates to win-
ners of students of AAFT &
ASMS.
ZARA HAT KE, a full day
competition of dance and
drama was conducted at
the campus to appreciate
the talent of students of
Asian Academy of Film
And Television & Asian
School of Media Studies.
“A growth in other talents
automatically brings
growth in the personality
and education of the stu-
dent. For overall growth of
character and persona cul-
tural activities are must in
schools and colleges”
added Marwah escalating
students performance.
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Delhi/ NCRCountry and Politics
5. spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Author Aditya Mehendale’s
debut culinary book Rare Gems: A Non-
Vegetarian Gourmet Collection from
Maharashtra launched at the New
Maharashtra Sadan by Mr. Prakash
Javadekar, Minister of State for
Environment, Forest and Climate Change
(Independent Charge), Ms. Sunita Narain,
Director General, Centre for Science and
Environment and Pushpesh Pant, noted
food critic and Historian.Rare Gems is a
unique guide to traditional Maharashtrian
non-vegetarian cooking. A compilation of
some lesser known and some familiar
meat, seafood and poultry dishes from
many of the major cuisines in
Maharashtra, this book aims at preserving
the richness and authenticity of traditional
recipes from almost every nook and cor-
ner of the state.
Prakash Javadekar Minister of State for
Environment, Forest and Climate Change
(Independent Charge): I also feel proud to
be a part of this effort initiated by Aditya,
as this exclusive book will now help in
uncovering the rich Maharashtrian culi-
nary traditions, of particularly non-vege-
tarian food, not only across other Indian
states but also the globe over. I have rel-
ished most of these dishes at one time or
another during our long association, and
know that they will bring you great enjoy-
ment and a real taste of Maharashtra.
Eminent guests present at the event were:
Dr. Tarta Shankar, Dr. Prachee Javadekar,
Ajay Mago, Naina Mago, Nakul and
Kangan Tandon, Sandip and Sakshi Paul.
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Railway Budget 2015-16 pragmatic; focus on cleanliness, safety and quality
cnp bureau
New Delhi: President PHD
Chamber of Commerce
and Industry, Mr. Alok B.
Shriram has described the
Railways Budget for 2015-
16 as the most pragmatic
as it focuses on delivering
a sustained and measura-
ble improvement in cus-
tomer experience, capacity
expansion of passenger
and freight through net-
work expansion and pro-
posed action plan for the
next five years.
Five years action plan is
encouraging and Railways
will become a prime mover
of the Indian economy,
going forward, said Mr.
Shriram In a statement
issued, Mr. Shriram said
that the rail budget rightly
expands the capacity of
railways substantially and
modernizes infrastructure
as it is expected to
increase the daily carrying
capacity from 21 million to
30 million, increase the
track length by 20% from
1,14,000 km to 1,38,000
Km and increase the annu-
al freight carrying capacity
to from 1 billion to 1.5 bil-
lion tonnes.
5th Annual Day function of CKS Foundation
spl. correspondent
New Delhi:The 5th Annual Day Function of CKS
Foundation, a charitable organisation working in the field
of conservation, knowledge and service was celebrate-
dat the PHDCCI auditorium.
The function started with the traditional lighting of the
lamp by the Guest of Honor Smt. Amita Mishra, guest of
honor Shri Shamsher Singh Ahlawat, Guest of Honor
Shri Yogendra Narain, Mr. Chandra Kumar Sharma, and
Geeta, a girl child whom the Foundation is educating.
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Prevention
magazine brought together
some of the biggest names
in the wellness space, to
interact with health enthu-
siasts in Delhi and NCR in
a two Day first of the event,
with the theme Be Yourself,
Love Your Age, saw fami-
lies come out to enjoy the
pleasant weather at
Epicentre, Gugaon. The
day was kick-started by
Prof Anupam Sibal, the
group medical director of
Apollo Hospitals, who
spoke about why women
put themselves last on the
family's list of priorities,
and why they should stop
ignoring their own health.
This was followed by other
interactive sessions on
how to get gorgeous skin
and parenting.
The day ended with Dr
Issac Mathai, medical
director, SOUKYA
International Holistic
Health Centre, Bengaluru,
helping the audience
understand the importance
of living life the holistic
way. The kids' corner kept
the children busy as their
parents attended sessions
and shopped at the organ-
ic farmers' market. There
were also experientials, by
way of massages,
makeovers and other feel-
good experiences. The
check-up zone, weight-
loss consultations and
Zumba sessions all added
to the experience of
Prevention magazine--live.
On Day 2, the event was
kick started with yoga for
moms and kids. The
highlight of the day was a
friendly chat with
Prevention cover girl, actor
Neha Dhupia, about her
get-gorgeous secrets.
Prevention Magazine Host
Photo: Binod Takiawala
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Manila: The United States has flown its
most advanced surveillance plane from a
military base in the Philippines over flash-
point areas of the South China Sea,
Filipino authorities said. With Filipino sol-
diers on board, the US Navy flew the P-8A
Poseidon from a former American airbase
about 80 kilometres north of Manila and
over the disputed sea they said.The
Philippines is in the midst of a bitter row
with China over competing claims to parts
of the South China Sea that are close to
the Philippine coastline.
"The objective is to patrol the South China
Sea, to ensure freedom of navigation,"
Philippine military spokesman Colonel
Restituto Padilla told reporters as he dis-
cussed the flight. Philippine Navy
spokesman Commander Lued Lincuna
said the flight was a "familiarisation trip".
"They showed to us the surveillance
capability of their aircraft, something that
we do not have," Lincuna told AFP. A US
Navy statement also said the flight was
meant to "increase understanding and
showcase the capabilities" of what it said
was its most advanced, long-range, anti-
submarine, anti-surface warfare and sur-
veillance aircraft. "Sharing this aircraft's
capabilities with our allies only strength-
ens our bonds," US Navy Lieutenant
Matthew Pool, Combat Air Crew 4 patrol
plane commander, said in the
statement.The Poseidon is "significantly
quieter" and requires less maintenance
compared with the older P-3 Orion surveil-
lance plane, the statement said.
The Poseidon logged 180 flight hours
while in the Philippines, from February 1
to 21, according to the statement.It gave
no further details about the flights, except
for the single flight referred to by the
Philippine military of the coast of Luzon
island, which faces the South China Sea
from its western coast.
Philippines is in the midst of a bitter row with China
Clashes broke out in the
Maldives after thousands
gathered to protest against
the arrest of former presi-
dent Mohamed Nasheed
and demand that current
leader Abdulla Yameen
resign.
Tensions have escalated
on the cluster of tropical
islands off southwest India
since Nasheed was arrest-
ed last weekend on
charges of terrorism relat-
ing to an incident when, as
president, he ordered the
arrest of a judge. Nasheed,
who appeared in court on
Monday, has said he was
forced to resign at gun-
point over the judicial row
in 2012, and allies say he
was ousted in a coup.
Supporters of Nasheed's
Maldivian Democratic
Party (MDP) and the
Jumhooree Party, which
has broken away from
Yameen's ruling coalition,
converged by boat from
across the nation of 1,190
islands after a call to rally
in the capital Male.
A reporter at the scene
estimated the crowd at
8,000 to 10,000 people.
The entire population of
the Maldives, a popular
destination for sun-seeking
tourists, is less than
400,000. Protesters waved
green-and-red national
flags and chanted a song
whose words included a
call to "stand in defence of
the constitution". "The cur-
rent government is illegiti-
mate," one protester.
Clashes in Maldives
Islamabad: Pakistan
Prime Minister Nawaz
Sharif will travel to Saudi
Arabia next week to meet
new King Salman bin
Abdul Aziz Al Saud, author-
ities said. Sharif would visit
Saudi Arabia on "a special
invitation" of King Salman
who took over last month
after the death of his half-
brother King Abdullah, the
PM Office said in a state-
ment. The agenda of the
visit is not known but Sharif
is expected to discuss
important bilateral and
regional issues with King
Salman.
Sharif enjoys close rela-
tions with the Saudi royal
family and he has already
visited the oil-rich kingdom
twice since January, first to
see the ailing Abdullah and
then to attend his funeral.
The visit comes at a critical
stage in the backdrop of
rare Saudi criticism from
Pakistan for allegedly sup-
porting militants groups
and extremist ideology
through its oil money.
Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to visit SaudiArabia next week
Italian MPs have backed a non-binding
resolution that urges the government to
recognise Palestine as a state. Italy’s
Chamber of Deputies voted by 300 to 45
to pass the motion presented by Prime
Minister Matteo Renzi’s Democratic Party.
But they failed to back a move supported
by the left wing Left Ecology and Liberty
party that would have “fully and formally
recognised the Palestinian State.”While
most developing countries recognise
Palestine as a state, most Western
European nations do not, supporting the
Israeli and US positions that an independ-
ent Palestinian state should emerge from
negotiations with Israel.
Ireland, Britain and France have held sim-
ilar parliamentary votes on the status of
Palestine in recent months. Sweden went
further, officially recognising Palestine.
Earlier, pro-Palestinians activists clashed
with Israeli troops in the West Bank town
of Bilin. Hundreds of Palestinians protest-
ers gathered to mark the 10th anniversary
of weekly demonstration against the con-
struction of the Israeli separation barrier.
Italy urges recognition of Palestinian state
Seoul: North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has urged his
army to prepare for war with the US and its allies, state
media said Saturday, as Pyongyang ramps up the rheto-
ric ahead of US-South Korea military drills. Kim’s com-
ments came after South Korea and the US Friday con-
ducted a joint naval drill involving 10 South Korean war-
ships and a US Aegis destroyer, ahead of the launch of
large-scale military exercises that have enraged the
North.
“The prevailing situation where a great war for national
reunification is at hand requires all the KPA (Korean
People’s Army) units to become (elite) guard units fully
prepared for war politically and ideologically, in military
technique and materially”, he was quoted by the official
Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) as saying. North
Korea regularly ratchets up hostile rhetoric at times of
joint US-South Korea military exercises that spark a
sharp surge in tensions on the divided peninsula. Kim
called on the military to train hard in order “to tear to
pieces the Stars and Stripes”, in comments made while
opening a new hall at the Victorious Fatherland
Liberation War Museum in Pyongyang, KCNA said. The
drill Friday was a prelude to an eight-week exercise, Foal
Eagle, involving air, ground and naval field training, with
around 200,000 Korean and 3,700 US troops that begins
on Monday. A week-long, largely computer-simulated
joint drill, Key Resolve, will also get under way. Seoul
and Washington insist the exercises are defence-based
in nature, but they are condemned by Pyongyang as
provocative rehearsals for invasion.
Kim Jong-Un tells North Korea
army to ‘prepare for war
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Pramesh Jain
The CCB police arrested two men for on going cricket
match betting in D J Halli. The arrested 2 bookies are
Muneer Pasha @ Munna,and Sadiq Pasha.
Police seized Rs 34,000 cash and seven cellphones and
a laptop in which they were taking odds using
betfair.Com,online website and sending bets to
Rajasthan.They were caught while betting on the India-
South Africa world cup match and They were in touch
with Yogesh, a Rajasthan-based main bookie and a case
has been registered in D J Halli police station and further
investigation is on and finally Bengaluru Police
Commissioner M N Reddi,Addl CP L&O Alok Kumar,Addl
CP Crime, P Harishekaran,Jt CP Crime,Chandrashekar
has appreciated the whole team of CCB for busting the
ongoing cricket Match bettors said by DCP Crime,
Abhishek Goyal.
Two Bookies Held By CCB Police
spl. correspondent
Bangalore: DCP Crime
Abhishek Goyal said Based on
inputs a trap was laid by our
W&N Squad and a Nigerian
National was arrested by the
Central Crime Branch police for
drug peddling. The arrest was
made in T C Palya under K R
Puram police limits.
And after the preliminary enquiry
and during the interrogation the
accused has confessed the crime and has been identi-
fied as Paul Ezenwa,27,year old who had come to the
India around two years ago on a student visa. Police
recovered 50 grams of ganja and five grams of cocaine.
Ezenwa was not only high on cocaine when the police
raided the house, but also tried to assault them and run
away.CCB squad with the help of onlookers overpow-
ered him with minimum forces.and He claimed that he
got the cocaine from a drug peddler named Chigo, who
stayed in Goa.he used to sell narcotics to college stu-
dents.His passport was seized by the Hosakote police in
connection with an attempt to murder case.and a case
has been registered under Cr no.100/14,u/s 20b,21
NDPS Act 1985& Sec 12(b),Passport Act 1920 &
Foreigners Act 1946 and further investigation is on and
Finally Jt CP crime,Chandrashekar has appreciated the
whole team of CCB W&N Squad for doing excellent job
he added.
Bengaluru CCB Police Arrested
Nigerian for Possessing Narcotics
Bangalore: Joint CP Crime M
Chandrashekar said our CCB
team led by DCP Crime Abhishek
Goyal and supervised by ACP
Thammaiah and other officers of
Special Enquiry and Organised
crime wing swung into action and
conducted a Hatrick raid or simul-
taneous raid from morning in 3
places today and they have arrest-
ed five bookies involved in Cricket
Betting. C K Achukkatte Police sta-
tion limits in krishnaiah layout itta-
maddu area conducted a raid on
house and apprehended 3 people
namely as:
Prakash B N,(38),Raghendra
(29),Thukaram (45),and seized
cash of Rs.10,60lakhs,with 1 sony
TV and 1 Sony Laptop,with betting
software MatRC 1 Calculator with
6 mobile has been seized from the
possession at the time raid.
Girinagar Police station limits in
Hosakerahalli area conducted a
raid on house of Manjunath
(32),and recovered 75,000 cash
with 1 HP Laptop,3 Mobiles and 1
Airtel 4G Dongal etc have been
recovered and he was caught red
handed betting on Bangladesh Vs
Srilanka.
Basaveshwaranagar police station
limits; CCB SE organised wing
conducted a special drive and this
is the third raid of the today in the
city and they have arrested one
bookies and recovered 2,39,000,
cash 3 mobiles and 1 betting book
and 3 chits.Have been recovered
from his possession.
They have been involved in cricket
betting and are betting since the
start of the World Cup 2015.and
after conducting surveillance they
have been caught red handed to
the team. Around 15 lacs worth of
cash and with other valuables as
mobile laptop and software meant
for accounting as far as betting is
concerned these bookies have
connection with outside the states
which we will investigate during
the dual course if time.
And as and when we get have
necessary evidence we will also
arrest those bookies and punters
who are sitting outside the states
and encouraging bookies in
Bengaluru. This is sixth inter-state
raid after the start of World Cup
2015,and before the start of the
and during run of matches also we
had couple of raids and we are
collating the information of all
bookies and those who are
involved and who are repeatedly
involved and conducting betting in
a organised manner will be
booked under Goonda Act. Apart
from this we also go after give per-
son who are outside the state and
who are facilitating the cricket bet-
ting in the city.and a case has
been register in C K Achukkate
PS,Girinagar PS,and
Basaveshwaranagar PS,FIR done
as u/s 78(a) Cl(6), 80 KP Act &
66(a) IT Act r/w 420 IPC. and final-
ly Chandrashekar,JT CP crime
said our Bengaluru Police com-
missioner M N Reddi, addl CP
Crime,P Harishekaran,has appre-
ciated DCP Crime,Abhishek Goyal
ACP Thammaiah and whole SE
CCB team for doing a wonderful
job by nabbing the culprits he
added.
Sixth Inter-State Cricket Betting Racket
Busted by Bengaluru CCB Police
Shimla: Himachal Pradesh
Chief Minister Virbhadra
Singh said that the state has
achieved one of the coun-
try's best enrolment rates in
higher education. Presiding
over the meeting of the
state higher education
council here, he said educa-
tion was among the top pri-
ority sectors of his govern-
ment and it was a matter of
pride that the state had
emerged as one of the pio-
neering states in education
sector. He said the state
had second highest literacy
rate and enrolment rate in
the age group of 6-14 was
99.7 %. Besides, the stu-
dent learning level was also
best and the dropout rate
was less as compared to
the other states.
The chief minister suggest-
ed the assessment of stu-
dents in schools should not
be done by the teachers of
the same school but by
teachers from other
schools. He also directed to
compulsorily teach English,
Mathematics and Hindi sub-
jects in all primary schools.
Singh also said that the gov-
ernment would consider
opening a college of fine
arts in the state.
Himachal has best enrolment in education: Virbhadra Singh
New Delhi:Private schools
improve learning out-
comes is a myth. The
impact of the voucher sys-
tem on learning achieve-
ment levels was studied
over five years in rural
Andhra Pradesh by Azim
Premji Foundation. The
findings of the Andhra
Pradesh School Choice
research aren't encourag-
ing for voucher system
supporters. Private school
kids performed better than
government school ones in
only the first year; in sub-
sequent years, govern-
ment school ones per-
formed just as well, if not
better. DD Karopady, from
the Research Centre at
Azim Premji University,
Bangalore, concludes his
paper on the study writing,
"Even after 5 years of
exposure, the children who
shifted to private schools
from government schools.
Private schools are
not adding value
Micromax Canvas Selfie smartphone with 13 MP front
Micromax announced the
Canvas Selfie smartphone
in the Indian market in
December, but was not
launched. Finally, the
Canvas Selfie smartphone
is priced at Rs. 15,999 and
is likely to go on sale by
next week.
The company has
designed this device for
image-conscious women.
So, it features a 13
megapixels rear and front
camera with LED flash and
sensors. It features a faux
leather rear finish. The
camera features eye
enhancement, face slim-
ming, skin smoothening,
teeth whitening, remove
oil, fade dark circles and
make-up.
12. Business12 ubZ fnYyh] 2 ekpZ] ls 8 ekpZ 2015
Chandigarh was the 3rd most
mobile infected city in 2014
Binod Kumar Singh
New Delhi: The detec-
tions from the ‘The state
of internet in India’
Report affirm the rise of
malware infections in the
country and states
Chandigarh was the 3rd
most mobile infected city
in 2014. According to
this F-Secure Labs’
brand new report, the
top malware infection in
India is still Botnet related. Hackers manage to
own your PC’s and use them for spamming,
DDOS (Type of Denial of Service (DoS) attack)
or other malicious activity to make substantial
amount of money.
The report also states that banking related mal-
ware has been consistently topping the chart in
India. The ‘Ramnit’ malware steals bank user
names and passwords and it mostly spreads
through USB removable drives.
FinishProblems.com- launched
spl. correspondent
Delhi: FinishProblems is
an informative and coun-
seling website was
launched in Delhi.
FinishProblems has taken
the initiative to help, sup-
port and counsel people all
over India. People from all
walks of life can get assis-
tance regarding pertinent
issues which sometimes
create uncertainties and
can cause stress. The sub-
jects include, Health &
Lifestyle, Fitness &
Physique, Tour & Travels,
Career Counseling,
Electronics & Automobiles,
Relationship Advises,
Legal & Corporate
Advises, Medical Care and
Astrology. Not just that the
expert teams at
FinishProblems with their
best knowledge help and
counsel online as well as
through calling on all these
subjects.
That means it’s not just
information, but a special
guide to help people in fin-
ishing all the problems
which create difficulties for
them in taking and evaluat-
ing their decisions.
Photo: Binod Takiawalal
Economy poised for dou-
ble digit growth trajectory
cnp bureau
Delhi: Driven by its struc-
tural strengths and improv-
ing policy environment, the
Indian economy is looking
up and the growth
prospects are bright to
attain double digit growth
trajectory in the coming
times, said Mr. Alok B
Shriram, President, PHD
Chamber in a press state-
ment issued.
The critical macroeconom-
ic worries such as persist-
ent inflation, higher fiscal
deficit, external account
imbalances and oscillating
value of rupee are now
behind us and the econo-
my is set to attain sus-
tained macroeconomic
stability, going forward,
said Mr. Shriram. The
growth rate anticipated for
the FY2015-16 in the
Economic Survey at
around 8% is inspiring and
is achievable and we look
forward to enter the double
digits growth trajectory,
said Mr. Alok Shriram.
New Delhi: ICICI Bank
CEO and MD Chanda
Kochhar said the Union
Budget 2015, which was
introduced in the
Parliament earlier in the
day, will empower the
entire country and touches
the requirements of every-
one. "This budget empow-
ers entire India, because it
actually increases the
devolution to the states, it
actually talks about the
youth of India by taking
care of skilling and training
requirements. It talks about
entrepreneurship, innova-
tion. It touches the require-
ments of everyone,"
Kochhar said. "There is a
clear focus on infrastruc-
ture. There is a clear
acceptance of the fact that
the initial push needs to be
given by public investment.
There is directional clarity
about how to push infra-
structure through various
sectors," she added. The
ICICI bank chief also
hailed the pragmatic
approach of the budget
towards fiscal discipline.
"There is a very pragmatic
approach towards fiscal
discipline, while it main-
tains the current levels, it
actually balances out the
long term fiscal discipline
with the growth require-
ments of the country and I
think it is a very pragmatic
approach," she said.
Finance Minister Arun
Jaitley today announced a
host of measures in Union
Budget 2015-16, including
the slashing of corporate
tax to 25 per cent from 30
percent over the next four
years and the deferment of
the General Anti-
Avoidance Rules or GAAR
by two years. He also
announced that the gov-
ernment will target a 3.9
per cent fiscal deficit for
year starting April 1, 2015,
adding that the real GDP
growth is expected to be
7.4 percent.
Prime Minister Narendra
Modi has also hailed the
Union Budget for 2015-16
as a budget with a clear
vision, and one that is pro-
gressive, positive, practi-
cal, pragmatic and pru-
dent.
ICICI Bank CEO says Budget 2015 empowers entire India
Country and Politics
13. Entertainment13 ubZ fnYyh] 2 ekpZ] ls 8 ekpZ 2015
cnp bureau
New Delhi: Kids Pride an
american style play school
celebrated its annual func-
tion “JASHN-E-KIDS
PRIDE 2015” at Shri
Sathya Sai International
centre, with great joy and
enthusiasm.
The programme was start-
ed with lamp lightning by
chief guest Mrs Meenakshi
, Mayor, EDMC, guest of
honour Sh Shivam ji , Sh B
S Tomar ji and Mrs Rekha
Tomar Principal.
Vivaciously Choreographed
programme themed on
“The colours of India, mod-
ern world, Swatch Bharat &
beti bachao, beti padao
abhiyan ” were presented
by the little stars of Kids
Pride in sparkling and
colourful attires. Special
awards were presented by
the Chief Guest to the best
students Md Ayan & Prachi
jain for the session 2013-14
and Om Attrish & Ayesha
khan for the session 2014-
15. Position holders in aca-
demics, all India abacus &
vedic maths contest,
champ Arsh malik of kids
pride were also awarded.
Jashn- E- Kids Pride- 2015
Mumbai: Salman has just been awarded a
breather of about a week in the 1998 Arms
Act case. Khan was accused of possessing
and using illegal arms to hunt the endan-
gered black buck, and the verdict in the
case, which was to be delivered, has now
been pushed to March 3, 2015.
As far as this Khan is concerned, there's
hardly a film of the actor's that doesn't shoot
past the 100 crore mark at the
Box Office. Several films
which the actor has been a
part are parts of the coveted
200 and 300 crore clubs,
too.
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In the hypothetical scenario
that Salman Khan were
indeed to go to jail, a lot of
money and many proj-
ects in
Bollywood
w o u l d
suffer
t h e
insuf-
ferable
fate -
that of
u n c e r -
tainty.
T h e r e
are sev-
eral big banner films in which Salman is
playing a lead role, and if the verdict in the
Arms Act case doesn't turn out in favour of
the actor and he were to go to jail,
Bollywood might have to deal with some ter-
rible amount of losses. We take a look at the
films that the actor is either shooting or has
been roped in for.
Sooraj Barjatya's Prem Ratan Dhan Payo
Salman is currently in Rajkot, Gujarat, for
the shooting of Sooraj Barjatya's Prem
Ratan Dhan Payo.
The film will mark the actor's re-union
with his Hum Saath Saath Hai direc-
tor, and it has had its share of hype
even while the film is yet to be complet-
ed.
Kabir Khan's Bajrangi Bhaijaan
The other Salman Khan film that is cur-
rently in the post-production stage is direc-
tor Kabir Khan's Bajrangi Bhaijaan.
The Kabir-Salman duo's last
project together was the
film Ek Tha Tiger, and
despite heavily
mixed reviews, the
critic-proofness
that casting
Salman Khan in
a film ensures
one, resulted in
it too raking in
the moolah. If
early indica-
tions are to go
by, Bajrangi
B h a i j a a n
could at least
make a busi-
ness of 100
crores. Sequels
to three films
Salman Khan's
Bollywood journey
henceforth has three
sequels, too, in the offing.
Salman has apparently given
a nod to the 2005 blockbuster
No Entry sequel, titled No Entry
Mein Entry.
McVitie’s Wholewheat Biscuits
Salman Khan Will be in Jail
spl. correspondent
Gurgaon: India:
Bollywood diva and
McVitie’s brand ambas-
sador, Bipasha Basu,
today paid a visit to the
capital to meet with the McVitie’s Tea- Mate contest
winners.
McVitie’s, the healthy whole wheat biscuit brand from
UK originated United Biscuits, signed Bipasha as
their brand ambassador in 2011 and the brand has
since worked with her to build a portfolio of biscuits
with wholewheat at its heart.
Two weeks ago, McVitie’s initiated a consumer acti-
vation program in Delhi NCR - one of its core mar-
kets, in partnership with retail giants Big Bazaar,
Spencers and SPAR Hypermarkets, where con-
sumers who purchased McVitie’s biscuits got an
opportunity to be Bipasha’s “Tea-Mate”.‘We have built
McVitie’s on the health platform over the last 5 years.
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VSVw cuokus dh lud lh gSA mUgksaus
vius iwjs nk;sa gkFk ij xqM yd ds
fy, tkiku dh e'kgwj dksbZ eNyh
dk VSVw cuok j[kk gSA dksbZ ds VSVw
dks vkerkSj ij 'vkxs c<us dh
[okfg'k ds çrhd ds :i esa ns[kk
tkrk gSA
viuh xsanckth ls cYyscktksa ds eu esa
[kkSQ iSnk djus okys nf{k.k vÝhdh
xsanckt Msy LVsu vareqZ[kh gSa] ysfdu
QS'ku ls nwj ughaA
mUgksaus vius 'kjhj ij ns'k Hkfä ds
çrhd ds :i esa jk"Vªh; >aMs esa ekStwn
rhu jaxksa esa rhu çksfV;kt xqnok j[ks
gSa] tksfd nf{k.k vÝhdk dk jk"Vªh;
Qwy gSA
tc Hkkjrh; f[kykfM;ksa dh vkrh gS
rks os Hkh ;gka ihNs utj ugha vkrsA
LVkj cYysckt vkSj midIrku fojkV
dksgyh us vius ck;sa gkFk ds Åijh
fgLls esa lkgl vkSj rkdr ds çrhd
tkikuh leqjkbZ ¼;ks)k½ dk VSVw cuok
j[kk gSA ,d leqjkbZ dh gh rjg og
Hkh eSnku ij vdsys gh foi{kh Vhe ij
Hkkjh iM+rs utj vkrs gSaA VSVw dks
ysdj LVkbfy'k lykeh cYysckt
f'k[kj /kou dk I;kj fdlh ls fNik
ugha gSA 15 lky dh mez esa igyk VSVw
cuokus okys /kou ds 'kjhj ij pkj
VSVw gSa] blesa muds ck;sa da/ks ij cuk
dkiZ fMe VSVw Hkh 'kkfey gSA ;g VSVw
[kq'kh vkSj vuar rkdr dk çrhd gSA
bl VSVw dks cuokus okys yksxksa ds ckjs
esa ;g /kkj.kk gksrh gS fd ;s yksx csgn
gh fuMj LoHkko ds gksrs gSa vkSj cM+s
QSlys ysus ls dHkh ugha ?kcjkrsA /kou
dk O;fäRo bl /kkj.kk dks vkSj Hkh
etcwrh nsrk utj vkrk gSA
dqN fØdsVj VSVw ds :i esa viuh
miyfC/k Niok ysrs gSaA JhyadkbZ
xsanckt yflFk efyaxk us 1&7&2004
dk VSVw cuok;k gSA ;g og rkjh[k gS]
ftl fnu mUgksaus VsLV esa inkiZ.k
fd;k FkkA U;wthySaM ds /kkdM+
cYysckt czsaMu eSdqye us vius gkFkksa
ij jkseu esa dqN vad VSVw djok, gSaA
;s vad njvly U;wthySaM dh rjQ
ls VsLV] ouMs vkSj Vh&20 f[kykM+h
cuus dk mudk Øe gSA
fØdsVjksa ds VSVw dk fdLer dusD'ku
nqcbZA fLol Vsful LVkj jkstj QsMjj us Hkkjr vkSj ikfdLrkuh fØdsV ç'kald-
ksa dh çfr}af}rk dks ysdj fookn esa Qalus ds ckn ekQh ekaxh gSA mUgksaus
ekdsZfVax ds QksVks 'kwV esa xr fo'o pSafi;u Vhe bafM;k dh uhyh 'kVZ igudj
QksVks f[kapokbZ FkhA 17 ckj ds xzSaM LySe fotsrk QsMjj vkSj Vhe bafM;k nksuksa
dk ,d gh çk;kstd gSA
fiNys lIrkg Hkkjr vkSj ikfdLrku ds chp ,fMysM esa [ksys x, eSp dh
iwoZla/;k ij QsMjj us vius Qslcqd ist ij ,d QksVks Mkyh] ftlesa os uhys
jax dh tlhZ idM+s gq, gSaA mUgksaus blds uhps 'kh"kZd fn;k Fkk& vkt Hkætuksa
ds [ksy ds fy, rS;kj gks jgk gwaA QsMjj us nqcbZ vksiu dh iwoZ la/;k ij
dgk& bZekunkjh ls dgwa rks ;g ukbdh dk çpkj FkkA eSa dqN Hkkjrh;
f[kykfM+;ksa ls feyk gwa vkSj eSaus Hkkjr esa Hkh dqN le; fcrk;k gS vkSj blfy,
mUgksaus eq>s 'kVZ HksaV esa nhA lHkh tkurs gSa fd eSa nf{k.k vÝhdk dk leFkZu
djrk gwaA bldk mís'; fdlh fookn dks tUe nsuk ugha Fkk vkSj ;fn ,slk gqvk
gS rks eSa mlds fy, ekQh ekaxrk gwaA bl QksVksxzkQ ls ikfdLrku ds ç'kald
vkgr gq, gSaA baXySaM esa dSfEczt ;wfuoflZVh ds ,d Nk= us nkok fd;k fd
mlus QsMjj ds lHkh QksVks gVk fn, FksA mlus ,d NksVk vksfifu;u iksy Hkh
fd;k] ftlesa 12 esa ls nl ikfdLrkuh vkgr FksA QsMjj vkSj Hkkjrh; fØdsV
fnXxt lfpu rsaMqydj dks djhch ekuk tkrk gSA
QsMjjusviusQSulsekaxhekQh
djkphA v‚LVªsfy;k esa ekStwn
ikfdLrku fØdsV ds eq[; p;udrkZ
eksbu [kku dks ikfdLrku fØdsV cksMZ
¼ihlhch½ us rqjar Lons'k ykSVus dk
vkns'k fn;k gSA ;s vkns'k ml fookn
ds ckn lkeus vk;k gS ftlesa eksbu
ds ØkbLVppZ fLFkr ,d dSlhuks esa
tkus dh ckr lkeus vkbZ FkhA
ihlhch ps;jeSu 'kgj;kj [kku us
bldh tkudkjh nsrs gq, dgk] geus
muls ¼eksbu [kku½ Li"Vhdj.k ekaxk gS
vkSj mudk dguk gS fd oks dSlhuks esa
flQZ [kkuk [kkus x, Fks ysfdu gesa
yxrk gS fd ,sls le; ij ;s pht
lgh ugha Fkh tc ikfdLrku fØdsV
Vhe oSls gh VwukZesaV esa [kjkc nkSj ls
xqtj jgh gSA
ge bl ij T;knk ckrsa ugha djuk
pkgsaxs ysfdu ,d eq[; p;udrkZ vkSj
nkSjk dj jgh Vhe eSustesaV ds vge
lnL; gksus ds ukrs mUgsa lko/kkuh
cjruh pkfg, Fkh vkSj eq>s ugha yxrk
fd mudh okilh ls Vhe ds çn'kZu
ij dksbZ çHkko iM+sxkA eksbu ml
le; dSlhuks x, tc Vhe ,d [kjkc
nkSj ls xqtj jgh gSA iwjk ns'k blls
fujk'k gSA
[kcjksa ds eqrkfcd eksbu ml jkr
dSlhuks x, Fks tc ikfdLrku fØdsV
Vhe dks osLVbaMht us 150 juksa ls
djkjh gkj nh FkhA ihlhch ps;jeSu us
crk;k gS fd vc nkSjs dh p;u lfefr
dh v/;{krk eSustj ukosn phek gh
djsaxs ftlesa dIrku
feLckg&my&gd vkSj dksp odkj
;wful Hkh 'kkfey jgsaxsA [kcjksa dh
ekusa rks bl iwjs fookn ds ckn eksbu
[kku dks muds in ls Hkh gkFk /kksuk
iM+ ldrk gSA
ikfdLrku fØdsV esa coky