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Year : 5 No. : 34 New Delhi 23 Jan - 29 Jan. 2017 Rs. 2/- Pages:16
Meeting a delegation of
Muslim Ulemas and intellec-
tuals, Prime Minister Narendra
Modi on Thursday hailed the
Indian youth for resisting
radicalization and asserted that
the country's culture, traditions
and social fabric will never al-
low the nefarious designs of
the terrorists or their sponsors
to succeed. Modi told the del-
egation that it was "our collec-
tive responsibility" to take this
heritage forward, a PMO state-
ment said here.
"The delegation congratu-
lated the Prime Minister on the
steps taken by the Union gov-
ernment for inclusive growth,
socio-economic and educa-
tional empowerment of all sec-
tions of the society including
Minorities," the statement said.
"The Prime Minister said
that youth in India has success-
fully resisted radicalization,
which has affected several
parts of the world today," it
said.
The credit for this must go
to the "long, shared heritage of
PM Hails Indian Youth For
Resisting Radicalisation
our people" and that "it is now
our collective responsibility to
take this heritage forward",
Modi told the delegation,
which included Imam Umer
Ahmed Ilyasi, Chief Imam of
All India Organisation of
Imams of Mosques,AMU Vice
Chancelleor Lt Gen (Retd)
Zameeruddin Shah and Jamia
Millia Vice Chancellor Talat
Ahmed.
He said "the culture, tradi-
tions and social fabric of India
will never allow the nefarious
designs of the terrorists, or
their sponsors, to succeed", the
statement said.
The Prime Minister also
stressed on the importance of
education and skill develop-
ment, which is the key to gain-
ful employment, and
upliftment from poverty. The
delegation also included MY
Eqbal, former judge of the Su-
preme Court and Shahid
Siddiqui, Urdu journalist. Dur-
ing the course of the interac-
tion, the Prime Minister appre-
ciated the government of Saudi
Arabia for its decision to in-
crease the number of Haj pil-
grims for India, saying there is
a positive image of Indian
Muslims abroad.
The Muslim delegation was
also appreciative of the Saudi
government s decision and
thanked Modi for having suc-
cessfully pursued the same, the
PMO statement said.
"The delegation congratu-
lated the Prime Minister for
his efforts to strengthen rela-
tions with the countries
across the world and said that
today every Indian in every
corner of the world is in-
stilled with a sense of pride,"
the PMO said.
"The delegation, in one
voice, supported wholeheart-
edly the campaign launched by
the Prime Minister against cor-
ruption and black money," the
statement said.
"These days whenever you
see newspaper and watch TV,
there are news of
regular violence.
I am not talking
about interna-
tional violence,
but it is also
about violence in
our minds, our
conscious and
conflict in our
s o u l s , "
Mukherjee said
after inaugurating the 28th
Dantan Gramin Mela here. "I
am talking about day to day
small incidents, not about in-
ternational violence. There
were conflicts and difference
of opinion earlier also. But
now this kind of situation is in-
creasing day by day," he said
without directly referring to the
Conflict, Difference Of Opinion
Growing In Society: Prez
ongoing protests in Bhangar in
West Bengal and over
Jallikattu in
Tamil Nadu.
M u k h e r j e e
said that earlier,
such conflicts
used to be pre-
vented at a local
level but now "it
is spreading like
anything".
Expressing
concern that "the
world is becoming more vio-
lent", the President said: "It is
not the general trend of human
society. People used to love
each other, accept each other,
and not reject. The human psy-
chology is to love each other
and not spread hatred."
In the present scenario,
there is a stronger need for en-
hancing mutual respect, he ex-
horted.
He also mentioned that ear-
lier people never used to get
know incidents of violence, but
now they are aware thanks to
key role being played by the
media.
Talking about the Dantan
Gramin Mela, Mukherjee said
that such rural fairs bring hope
for brotherhood, harmony and
peaceful co-existence among
people. "You cannot see this
kind of mela in urban areas.
There are always huge gather-
ings. These types of mela re-
flect eternal sense of rural ar-
eas," he said.
Such melas help increase
personal touch among cross
section of society. "This is very
important in respect of global
context," he added.
Street children will be pro-
vided Aadhaar cards to enable
them to take admission in
schools and access government
health services. The Standard
Operating Procedure for Care
and Protection of Children in
Street Situations, approved by
the Women and Child Devel-
opment Ministry and due for a
formal launch, is a step by step
guide on restoration and reha-
bilitation of street children.
Other key measures for
street children include health
insurance, bank accounts and
financial sponsorship for fami-
lies to help meet medical and
nutritional requirements of a
child.
“80 per cent of children liv-
ing on the streets don’t have
any form of identification and
that is the biggest barrier in
terms of accessing their rights
and services. Schools refuse
admission to these children.
Health services too are denied
to them because they don’t
have an identity proof.
Aadhaar For Street
Children On Cards
Amid the Centre's push for
making the country clean un-
der 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan',
Khargone town in Madhya
Pradesh has created a record in
waste disposal through mass
public participation.
As many as 2,576 people, a
large number of them children,
today took part in a mass waste
disposal exercise, helping the
municipal on Wednesday of the
neighbouring town earn a place
in the `Golden Book of World
Records', an official said.
As part of the exercise,
these Khargone residents stood
on roadside with dustbins filled
with household waste material
and emptied them in garbage
collection vehicles.
"We have issued a world
record certificate to Khargone
City Chief Municipal Officer
(CMO) for the mass participa-
tion in the waste disposal ex-
MP Town Creates Record
In Waste Disposal
ercise," Golden Book of World
Records South East Asia head
Manish Vishnoi said.
He said 2,576 people stood
up on both sides of roads and
emptied their dustbins contain-
ing solid and liquid waste onto
the garbage collection ve-
hicles. This was largest such
gathering of people for a waste
disposal exercise, Vishnoi said.
Under Swachh Bharat
Abhiyan launched in October
2014, the Centre is encourag-
ing citizens to become active
participants in cleanliness ac-
tivities. Golden Book of World
Record, according to its
website, aims to give a plat-
form to people who have some
hidden or unhidden talent.
GWBR is actively func-
tioning to recognise and pub-
lish unique achievements of
individuals and organisations
all over the world.

2 New Delhi, 23 Jan - 29 Jan 2017
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ftlls ljdkjksa dh pwYksa fgy xbZA jkT; esa bl ij fl;klr Hkh gksus yxhA
;g vkx ns'k ls ckgj fons'kksa esa Hkh QSyus yxh FkhA jkT; dk izeq[k fojks/
kh ny Mh,eds vkanksyudkfj;ksa ds lkFk [kM+k fn[kkA nwljh rjQ jkT;lHkk
vkSj yksdlHkk esa ,vkbZ,Mh,eds lklanksa dh la[;k 50 gSA bl ij lHkh
dsanz ij nckc dh j.kuhfr cukus esa tqV x, FksA ftlls nksuksa ljdkjksa ds
chp Vdjko dh fLFkfr curh vkSj vkanksyu vkSj fgald #[k vf[r;kj
djrkA bl otg ls lsYoe vkSj eksnh ljdkj dks jktuhfrd uqdlku
mBkuk iM+rkA ;gh otg jgh dh ljdkj etcwjh esa u pkgrs gq, Hkh
tyhdV~Vw ij v/;kns'k ykus dks rS;kj gqbZA
tyhdV~Vw ogka dh lkaLd`frd fojklr ls tqM+k [ksy gSA dgk tkrk gS fd
;g nks gtkj lky iqjkuh ijaijk gSA tyh 'kCn lYYkh ls vk;k gS] ftldk
'kkfCnd vFkZ gksrk gS flDdk vkSj dV~Vw dk vfHkizk; cka/kus ls gSA bl [ksy
esa lkaM dh lhax esa diM+s esa flDds cka/ks tkrs gS]a tks f[kykM+h bls [kksy nsrk
gS og ml mRlo dk fotsrk gSA mls buke vkSj nwljs migkj fn, tkrs gSaA
ekU;rk gS fd izkphudky esa efgyk,a viuh 'kknh ds fy, nqYgksa dk p;u
blh ds ek/;e ls djrh FkhaA
tyhdV~Vw vkSj
laoSèkkfudrk dk loky

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lnZ gokvksa dk nkSj tkjh gS ysfdu
fofHkUu ek/;eksa ls Nu&Nu dj vk
jgh [kcjksa ls yxrk gS fd chdkusj
uxj fuxe esa lÙkk gLrkUrj.k dks
ysdj LFkkuh; jktuhfr esa xjekgV
gSA D;k gksxk ;g rks Hkfo"; ds dky
esa fNik ç'u gS D;k chdkusj esa
,slk dksbZ ugha gS tks lgh ek;us esa
chdkusj ds lokaZxh.k fodkl dh
fn'kk&n'kk r; dj lds] T;knk ugha
rks ik¡p lky esa fodkl dk e‚My
çLrqr dj r; lhek esa iw.kZ dj
ldsA ik= dks in feys vkSj ckdh
lc lg;ksx djsa] ij ,slk ugha gks ik
jgk gS orZeku esaA cxkor dh vkx
D;ksa lwyx jgh gS lnhZ ds ekSle esa
gj nkSj esa ns'k esa O;oLFkk esa
cnyko ds uke ij oksV ekaxs tkrs
gSa] HkkoukRed fj'rk cuk dj turk
dks yqHkkus dh dksf'k'k dh tkrh gSA
turk oknksa vkSj ukjksa ls çHkkfor
gksdj ny vkSj psgjs cny Hkh nsrs gSa
exj O;oLFkk ugha cnyrhA fQj D;k
xkj.Vh gS chdkusj esa bl ckj Hkh
le; ls igys lÙkk esa psgjs ds cnyko
lsokHkkouk lÙkk dh xqyke] fodkl dks jke&jke
ds lkFk O;oLFkk cnysxh] fodkl
dk ifg;k rhoz xfr ls pyk;eku
gksxkA ,slk u gks dqucs esa >xM+s ls
turk dk eksgHkax gks tk;sA
lÙkk /ku ds v/khu gks x;h gS
vkSj lsokHkkouk lÙkk dh xqyke]
chdkusj ds fodkl dks lHkh dk
jke&jkeA lÙkk vkSj in dh pkg esa
tulsok dk ewyHkko gkf'k;s ij pyk
x;k gSA 'kh"kZ ls fudkl Lrj rd
,d gh ny dh lÙkk gksus ds ckotwn
'kgjokfl;ksa esa csclh dk vkye gS]
dlelkgV gS fnyksa esa fd chdkusj
dk fodkl dSls gks D;k iSekuk
viuk;k tk; dsUæ vkSj jkT;
ljdkj dh jhfr&uhfr dk vf/kdkf/
kd ykHk vketu rd dSls igq¡ps
blds fy, dksbZ ckr ugha gks jghA
ckr rks flQZ ,d dks gVkdj nwljs
ds dkfct gksus dh gks jgh gSA chdkusj
okfl;ksa dk rks nqHkkZX; gh gS ;gA
fodkl dh ykyhi‚i rks lHkh fn[kkrs
gSa ysfdu------
iwoZ esa Hkh e/; dk;Zdky esa
chdkusj uxj ikfydk esa lHkkifr
cnyk x;k vkSj vc iqu% egkikSj
cnyus dh dok;n tkjh gSA ,sls esa
turk ls fd;k x;k fodkl dk
çR;sd oknk /oLr gksrk çrhr gks
jgk gSA 'kklu turk dh vk'kkvksa
vkSj vis{kk ij [kjk mrjus esa ukdke
jgk gSA ekuuh; eksnhth ds uke ij
lÙkk lq[k dc rd dqN ,sls
ldkjkRed dke rks djks ;kjksa fd
vkidk dk;Zdky ;knxkj cu lds
ojuk viuksa ls gh gkjs ds :i esa
igys Hkh ;kn fd;k tkrk gS vkSj
vkxs Hkh fd;k tk;sxkA dqN rks usdh
dekvks] tjk fodkl rks djokvksA
ekSdk vkids gkFkksa esa gS bls O;FkZ uk
xokvksA misf{kr iM+s fodkl ds jkLrs
dks lqxe cukvksA fny ls fudyh
gqbZ nqvk] nok ds leku gksrh gSA
dqN rks nqvk dekvks rkfd oä
t:jr dke vk ldsA vfregRodka{kk
dh iwfrZ gsrq in ds fy, la?k"kZ er
NsM+ks] chdkusj esa fodkl dh HkkxhjFkh
mrjs mlds fy, j.k djksA
t; fgUn! oUnsekrje~!!
foosd feÙky
;g nqqfu;k vtc&vuks[kh gS ftl 'k['k dks pyuk vkrk gS
ekSle ds cnyrs rsoj ij mUgqs [kqn dks cnyuk vkrk gSk
;gk¡ dne dne ij Nyus okys cgq:fi, csxSjr gS
mu ij u budh nky xys ^ftUgs cp ds fudyuk vkrk gS*
ftUgsa Nhu ds ysuk vkrk gS] vf/kdkj mUgsa gh fey ldrk
gd ek¡x ds tks ysuk pkgs gd mudks [kksuk iMrk gS!
;g oä cMk cy'kkyh gS dc fdls cuk, feVk, ;g
ik ldrs os gh eafty dks] ftUgsa oä ij pyuk vkrk gS !
tks laHky&laHky dj pyrs gS] feyrs u dHkh os xfnZ'k esa
rkjhQ exj ml bUlka dh ftUgs fxjds laHkyuk vkrk gS!
;g nqfu;k
MkW- vUuiw.kkZ JhokLro
f'kf{kdk
vkyksd Hkkjrh f'k{k.k laLFkku
csfr;k (if'pe pEikj.k) fcgkj
ubZ fnYyhA iksfy;ks ls izHkkfor
vkSj tUe ls gh fodykax yksxksa ds
fy, ns"k dk lcls cM+k /kekZFkZ
vLirky lapkfyr djus okys /kekZFk
laLFkku&ukjk;.k lsok laLFkku us
lekt ds izfr viuh izfrc)rk n"kkZrs
gq, xjhc vkSj fnO;kax tksM+ksa ds fy,
lkewfgd fookg lekjksg vk;ksftr
fd;k gSA bl v/kZokf'kZd vk;kstu
ls igys 5 tuojh dks Hkkjrh; izsl
Dyc esa bl fo"kky vk;kstu ds ckjs
esa tkx:drk c<+kus ds fy, ,d
laoknnkrk lEesyu dk vk;kstu Hkh
fd;k x;kA
;g lekjksg iatkch ckx fLFkr
tUek'Veh ikdZ esa 22 tuojh dks
vk;ksftr fd;k x;k] tks mudk
yxkrkj 28oka lekjksg gSA bl
,sfrgkfld lekjksg esa 51 fnO;kax
vkSj fu/kZu tksM+s ifj.k; lw= esa ca/ksA
blls igys 15 twu 2016 dks
jkeyhyk eSnku esa vk;ksftr lkewfgd
fookg lekjksg esa 92 tksM+s fookg ca/
ku esa ca/ks Fks] tcfd tuojh 2016 esa
iatkch ckx esa vk;ksftr lekjksg esa
101 tksM+ksa us viuk thoulkFkh pqukA
ukjk;.k lsok laLFkku us fnO;kaxksa vkSj vkfFkZd :i ls detksj
oxZ ds tksM+ksa ds fy, vk;ksftr fd;k lkewfgd fookg lekjksg
bl lekjksg esa frgkM+ tsy ds
mi v/kh{kd Jh fou; Bkdqj us
f"kjdr dhA bl ekSds ij ukjk;.k
lsok laLFkku ds v/;{k Jh iz"kkar
vxzoky] laLFkku dh funs"kd Jherh
oanuk vxzoky vkSj ukjk;.k lsok
laLFkku ds laLFkkid Jh dSyk"k ekuo
Hkh ekStwn FksA fookg LFky ij 51
osfn;ka cukbZ xbZ Fkha vkSj o`ankou ls
i/kkjs iz[;kr iqtkfj;ksa us fookg dh
j"e iwjh djokbZA nwYgs vkSj nqYguksa
ds ifjokjtuksa dk xeZtks"kh ls Lokxr
fd;k x;k vkSj "kknh dh j"esa /kwe/
kke vkSj mYykl ds lkFk "kq: gqbZaA
fookfgr tksM+ksa dks ?kjsyw lkeku
dU;knku ds volj ij forfjr fd;k
x;kA
fookg lekjksg ds volj ij
ukjk;.k lsok laLFkku ds v/;{k Jh
iz"kkar vxzoky us dgk] ^^lkewfgd
fookg lekjksg gekjh rjQ ls fnO;kaxksa
vkSj vkfFkZd :i ls detksj yksxksa
dks lekt dk iw.kZ :i ls lfØ;
lnL; cukus ds fy, fd;k x;k
iz;kl gSA ,sls ;qodksa vkSj ;qofr;ksa
ftUgksaus lius esa Hkh ugha lkspk Fkk
fd os oSokfgd thou fcrk,axs muds
fy, ^ukjk;.k lsok laLFkku^ ds iz;klksa
ls ;g liuksa dk gdhdr esa cnyus
tSlk gSA fnO;kax yksxksa dks Hkh
vkuaniwoZd oSokfgd thou thus dk
cjkcj dk gd gSA fodykaxrk fdlh
Hkh O;fDr ds fy, fdlh rjg dh
ck/kd ugha gksuh pkfg, pkfg, pkgs
og thou dk is"ksoj {ks= gks ;k fQj
O;fDrxrA^^
ukjk;.k lsok laLFkku dh funs"kd
Jherh oanuk vxzoky us dgk]
^^fodykaxrk izk;% lkekftd vkSj
O;fDrxr ykaNu dk :i ys ysrh gS
vkSj ml O;fDr ds lkFk iwjs thou
ij vafdr gks tkrh gSA muds thou
dks fQj ls iVjh ij ykus ds fy,
geus lkglh iz;kl fd, gSaA ns"k ds
fofHkUu {ks=ksa ls vk, 51 fodykax
,oa xjhc ;qod&;qofr;ka bl lekjksg
esa fookg lw= esa ca/ks] blls gekjs
laLFkku esa xoZ vkSj lkFkZdrk dk
Hkko vkrk gSA ge mEehn djrs gSa
fd gekjs iz;kl vU; yksxksa dks Hkh
izsfjr djrs gSa vkSj lekt ds misf{kr
oxZ dks csgrj ftanxh thus esa viuk
;ksxnku nsaxsA^^
ubZ fnYyhA Hkkjr&frCcr lhek
iqfyl cy ds lkStU; ls ukWFkZ flfDde
ls 29 cPpksa vkSj 3 f'k{kdksa ds ny us
vkt ekuuh; dasnzh; x`g jkT;ea=h Jh
fdjsu fjthtw ls ukWFkZ CykWd esa eqykdkr
dhA Ldwy Nk=ksa ds ny esa 17 Nk=k,¡
vkSj 12 Nk= 'kkfey FksA lqnwjiwoZ jkT;
ds ykpsu xouZeasV lsds.Mjh vkSj pqaxFkkax
ds Vklk Vsaxs xouZesaV Ldwy ds ;s cPps
8oha vkSj 9oha d{kkvksa esa v/;;ujr gSaA
Jh fjthtw us cPpksa dks 'kqHkdkeuk,¡
nha vkSj muds mTtoy Hkfo"; dh dkeuk
dhA bl 12 fnolh; 'kSf{kd Hkze.k dk
vk;kstu 11 oha okfguh] Hkkjr frCcr
flfDde ds 'kSf{kd Hkze.k ny us ekuuh;
dasnzh; x`g jkT;ea=kh ls eqykdkr dh
lhek iqfyl cy }kjk flfod ,D'ku
dk;Zdze ds varxZr 13 ls 24 tuojh]
2017 rd fd;k tk jgk gSA Hkze.k ds
nkSjku cPpksa dks jkt/kkuh esa fLFkr jk"Vªh;
Lekjdksa] ,sfrgkfld LFkyksa vkSj egRoiw.kZ
laLFkkuksa dks ns[kus dk volj fey jgk
gSA
bl volj ij Jh d`".k pkS/kjh]
egkfuns'kd Hkkjr&frCcr lhek iqfyl
cy us cy }kjk flfod ,D'ku dk;ZØe
ds lapkyu ds lanHkZ dk ftØ djrs
gq, dgk fd blls lhekorhZ {ks=ksa esa
vke turk dks ns'k dh eq[; /kkjk ls
tksM+us esa enn fey jgh gSA
iwohZ fnYyhA 'kkgnjk ftyk iqfyl
us ,d ,sls okgu pksj fxjksg dk inkZQk'k
fd;k gS tks pksjh ds okguksa dks vf/k—
r ikfdaZx esa [kM+h djrk FkkA blds
ckn bUgsa cspus ds fy, xzkgd dh ryk'k
dh tkrh FkhA iqfyl us fxjksg ds rhu
lnL;ksa dks fxj¶rkj dj fy;k gSA budh
igpku jkt mQZ vt; fuoklh xhrk
d‚yksuh ¼22½] beke gqlSu fuoklh
f'kogj] fcgkj ¼33½ vkSj t‚ulu fuoklh
pksjh ds ckn ikdZ djrs
Fks okgu] rhu fxj∂rkj
dY;k.kiqjh ¼30½ ds :i esa gqbZ gSA
vkjksfi;ksa dh fu'kkunsgh ij iqfyl us
pksjh ds 17 nksifg;k okgu cjken fd,
gSaA jkt igys Hkh okgu pksjh esa fxj¶rkj
gks pqdk gSA iqfyl dh ekusa rks jkt
;equkikj ds fofHkUu bykdksa ls okgu
pksjh djrk FkkA ogha beke vkSj t‚ulu
ds vykok 'kkfgn uke dk vkjksih bu
okguksa dk jax cnyus ds lkFk QthZ
uacj IysV yxkdj csp nsrs FksA

Delhi
,d utj
ukys esa fxjdj
cPps dh ekSr
nf{k.kh fnYyhA Fkkuk ekyoh;
uxj bykds esa ukys esa fxjdj vkB
lky ds cPps dh ekSr gks xbZA e`rd
dh igpku gkStjkuh fuoklh nkfu'k
ds :i esa gqbZ gSA iqfyl us 'ko
iksLVekVZe ds fy, ,El Hkst fn;k
gSA tkudkjh ds vuqlkj] nkfu'k vius
ifjokj ds lkFk gkStjkuh esa jgrk
FkkA c`gLifrokj 'kke djhc ikap cts
iap'khy fogkj d‚yksuh esa fLFkr >hy
ikdZ ds ikl [ksy jgs cPpksa us ukys
esa ,d 'ko mrjkrs gq, ns[kkA cPpksa
us 'kksj epkuk 'kq: dj fn;kA ekeys
dh tkudkjh iqfyl dks nh xbZA
iqfyl us vklikl iwNrkN dh rks
irk pyk cPpk gkStjkuh dk jgus
okyk FkkA 'kq:vkrh tkap esa irk pyk
gS fd cPpk [ksyrs gq, ukys esa fxj
x;k Fkk ftlls mldh ekSr gks xbZA
iksLVekVZe fjiksVZ ds ckn ekSr dh
otg dh lgh tkudkjh gks ldsxhA
lM+d gknls esa
;qod dh ekSr
nf{k.kh fnYyhA lfjrk fogkj
bykds esa vKkr okgu dh pisV esa
vkdj ;qod dh ekSr gks xbZA ejus
okyh dh igpku taxiqjk fuoklh
jktu tk;loky ds :i esa gqbZ gSA
iqfyl ds vuqlj] eaxyokj jkr djhc
11 cts ,d jkgxhj us lwpuk nh fd
fMLdoj ckbd lokj ,d ;qod ?kk;y
gkyr esa vks[kyk VSad jsM ykbV ds
ikl iM+k gSA iqfyl mls viksyks
vLirky ys xbZ rks M‚DVjksa us mls
e`r ?kksf"kr dj fn;kA og ,d futh
daiuh esa ukSdjh djrk FkkA
ubZ fnYyhA fnYyh esa tke cgqr
cM+h leL;k gSA ihd vkoj esa rks nwj
jkt/kkuh esa lSdM+ksa ,sls ekxZ gSa tgka 24
?kaVs yksxksa dks tke dh leL;k ls tw>uk
iM+rk gSA ,acqysal Hkh tke esa Qalh
jgrh gSaA Hkh"k.k tke dh otg ls okgu
pkyd pkgdj Hkh ,acqysal dks jkLrk
ugha ns ikrs gSaA tke dh leL;k dks
dSls nwj fd;k tk,] ;krk;kr çca/ku
ds bl elys ij c`gLifrokj dks
mijkT;iky vfuy cSty us jkt fuokl
fLFkr vius vkokl ij fnYyh ;krk;kr
iqfyl lesr dbZ lacaf/kr foHkkxksa ds
lkFk mPp Lrjh; cSBd dhA cSBd esa
tke dh leL;k dk tYn lek/kku
<wa<us o mls nwj djus ds funsZ'k fn,A
cSBd esa fnYyh fodkl çkf/kdj.k]
ubZ fnYyh uxj ikfydk ifj"kn] rhuksa
fuxek;qä] yksd fuekZ.k foHkkx] ;krk;kr
,oa ;wVh iSd ds ofj"B vf/kdkjh ekStwn
FksA bl ekSds ij mijkT;iky us fnYyh
;krk;kr O;oLFkk dks tYn lq/kkjsa % mijkT;iky
esa fofHkUu LFkkuksa ij tke yxuk] ¶ykbZ
vksojksa ds uhps vkSj ;wVuZ ls voS/k ikfdaZx
o voS/k dCtk gVkus] iSny pyus okys
;kf=;ksa dh lqj{kk laca/kh leL;k vkSj
VªSfQd dk mYya?ku djus okyksa ij
viuh ukjktxh trkbZA mUgksaus lHkh
lacaf/kr foHkkxksa dks lkFk feydj dke
djus dh lykg nh ftlls ;krk;kr
çca/ku eqís dk tYn ls tYn fuiVkjk
gks vkSj fnYyh dh lM+dsa lHkh ds fy,
lqjf{kr gksA cSBd esa ;krk;kr iqfyl
us ,d ;kstuk dh tkudkjh nh] ftlls
/kkSykdqvka] eFkqjk jksM o vjfoanks ekxZ
dks tke eqä djus ds mik; crk,
x,A ;krk;kr iqfyl us dqN ,slh txgksa
dks fpfUgr fd;k gS tgka ij bathfu;¨jx
lq/kkj laHko gS vkSj ogka ij dk;Z vkjaHk
fd;k tk pqdk gSA tke yxus dh otg
vkSj ml ij gksus okyh dkjZokbZ ij
foLr`r :i ls ppkZ gqbZA
cSBd esa dgk x;k fd ;krk;kr
iqfyl lHkh foHkkxksa ds lkFk feydj
VkLd QkslZ dk xBu djsa rkfd fu.kZ;
ysus esa le:irk cuh jgs vkSj dk;Z ds
çfr /;ku dsafær gks ldsA laosnu'khy
cksVyusd o tke yxus okys txgksa dh
igpku VªSfQd iqfyl }kjk dh tk,
vkSj mUgsa gVkus ds mik; fd, tk,aA
¶ykbZvksojksa ds uhps vkSj ;w VuZ ls voS/
k ikfdaZx vkSj voS/k dCtk gVk;k tk,aA
fnYyh uxj fuxe] ubZ fnYyh uxj
fuxe ikfydk] ifjogu foHkkx }kjk
;wfuQkeZ ikfdaZx ikfylh rqjar rS;kj
dh tk,A fnYyh esa baVsyhtsaV VªSfQ d
eSustesaV flLVe dks ykxw djus ds
fy, dne mBk, tk,aA ykycÙkh dk
mYya?ku djus okyksa dh igpku djus
okys dSejs vkSj v‚VksesfVd uacj IysV
jhMj dSejs tYn ls tYn fpfUgr txgksa
ij yxk, tk,A VªSfQd bathfu;¨jx
mik; yksd fuekZ.k foHkkx] uxj fuxeksa]
ifjogu foHkkx vkSj LVsd gksYMjksa ds
lkFk lk>k fd;k tk,xk rkfd lM+dksa
ij lqj{kk vkSj lqxe ;krk;kr ij /
;ku j[kk tk ldsA fu/kkZfjr dh xbZ
xfr ls vf/kd rst pyus okys okguksa
vkSj okgu pykrs le; eksckby Qksu
dk bLrseky djus okys yksxksa ij dM+h
dkjZokbZ dh tk,A iSny pyus okys
;kf=;ksa dh lqj{kk laca/kh mik;ksa dks
ykxw fd;k tk,A
iwohZ fnYyhA foosd fogkj bykds esa
fLFkr ,d lhfu;j lsdsaMjh Ldwy esa
Nk= us f'kf{kdk dks 'kkSpky; esa can
dj fn;kA f'kf{kdk us tc njoktk
[kksyus ds fy, dgk rks vkjksih us
vi'kCnksa dk ç;ksx fd;k vkSj ekSds ls
Qjkj gks x;kA efgyk fdlh rjg ckgj
fudyh vkSj iqfyl dks bldh lwpuk
nhA iqfyl us ekeyk ntZ dj vkjksih
Nk= dh ryk'k 'kq: dj nh gSA ysfdu
rhljs fnu Hkh vkjksih dh igpku ugha
gks ldh gSA lHkh Nk=ksa dh f'kuk[r
djkbZ tk jgh gSA m/kj] bl ekeys dks
ysdj f'k{kd laxBuksa esa dkQh jks"k QSy
Nk=k us f'kf{kdk dks fd;k 'kkSpky; esa can
x;k gSA mUgksaus bl rjg dh ?kVukvksa
ds fy, jkT; dh ljdkj ftEesnkj
Bgjk;k gSA mudk dguk gS fd ea=h
vkSj vf/kdkjh cPpksa ds lkeus f'k{kdksa
dks viekfur djrs gSa] bl otg ls
muds eu esa vc lEeku cpk gh ugha
gSA
fnYyh v/;kid ifj"kn ds laxBu
ea=h jktsaæ xks;y dk dguk gS fd vki
ljdkj us Ldwyksa esa vfHkHkkodksa Ldwy
eSustesaV desVh ¼,l,elh½ dk xBu
fd;k gSA bl desVh dks f'k{kdksa dk
QksVks ysus vkSj ohfM;ks cukus dks Hkh
dgk x;k gSA ,l,elh lnL;ksa us bl
dke ds fy, cPpksa dks eksckby ns fn;kA
vc os f'k{kdksa dks Mjkrs&/kedkrs gSaA
;gh ugha eaf=;ksa ds Ldwy esa nkSjs ij
f'k{kdksa dks Nk=ksa ds lkeus viekfur
fd;k tkrk gSA
xouZesaV Ldwy Vhpj ,lksfl,'ku
ds egklfpo vt; ohj ;kno us Hkh
?kVuk dh fuank dj dgk fd blls
igys ukaxyksbZ esa ,d f'k{kd dh gR;k
dj nh xbZ FkhA ysfdu vkt rd f'k{kdksa
dh lqj{kk ds fy, dksbZ mik; ugha fd,
x,A nksuksa laxBuksa us dgk gS fd bl
ekeys esa ljdkj dks i= fy[kdj
ukjktxh trkbZ tk,xhA
ubZ fnYyhA fnYyh ljdkj ds
lwpuk ,oa çpkj funs'kky; esa lhchvkbZ
Vhe ds igqapus dh lwpuk feyus ds
ckn mi eq[;ea=h euh"k fllksfn;k us
,d ckj fQj fV~oVj ds tfj, ih,e
ij geyk cksykA fllksfn;k us fy[kk]
^eksnh th! eSa rks lqcg ls vius ?kj
vkSj n¶rj esa bartkj dj jgk Fkk*A
mUgksaus vkxs fy[kk fd vkidh ;g
lhchvkb dh dkjZokbZ ls vkids pgsrs
iatkc esa Mªx ekfQ;k ethfB;k dks
ugha cpk ik,xhA
fV~oVj fiQj
cjls fllksfn;k
ubZ fnYyhA fnYyh xsV fLFkr
yksduk;d t;çdk'k ¼,y,utsih½
vLirky esa ejhtksa vkSj rhekjnkjksa
dks fj;k;rh nj ij [kkuk miyC/k
djkus ds fy, vke vkneh dSaVhu
pkyw dh xbZ gSA ;gka 10 #i;s IysV
ds fglkc ls nksigj dk Hkkstu feysxkA
c`gLifrokj dks dSaVhu dk mn~?kkVu
djrs gq, LokLF; ea=h lR;saæ tSu us
crk;k fd vLirky ç'kklu us lkr
tuojh dks bl rjg dh lqfo/kk 'kq:
,y,utsih vLirky dh dSaVhu esa 10 #i;s esa [kkuk
djus dk çLrko fn;k FkkA egt 12
fnu ds ç;kl esa gh bls 'kq: dj
fn;k x;kA vHkh ,d ekg rd 10
#i;s IysV ds vk/kkj ij nksigj dk
Hkkstu fn;k tk,xkA vkus okys fnuksa
esa lqcg dk uk'rk vkSj jkr dk Hkkstu
Hkh fn;k tk,xkA ;gk dkQh la[;k esa
ejht vkrs gSaA muds lkFk ifjtu Hkh
gksrs gSaA csgrj bykt ds lkFk
lkQ&lQkbZ] csgrj [kkuk o nokb;ka
Hkh miyC/k djkbZ tkuh pkfg,A
eksgEen lkn
ubZ fnYyhA fnYyh ls uks,Mk
vkSj uks,Mk ls fnYyh lQj djus
okyksa ds fy, ,d ckj fQj [kq'k[kcjh
gSA fnYyh vkSj uks,Mk dks vkil esa
tksM+us okys Mh,uMh ¶ykbos dks lqçhe
dksVZ us Vksy Ýh tkjh j[kus ds vkns'k
fn, gSaA lqçhe dksVZ us bykgkckn
gkbZ dksVZ ds QSlys dks tkjh j[kus
dk vkns'k fn;k gSA
bykgkckn gkbZ dksVZ igys gh
Mh,uMh dks Vksy Ýh djus dk vkns'k
ns pqdk gSA bl iwjs elys ij lqçhe
dksVZ us dSx ls Lis'ky fjiksVZ ekaxh
FkhA vc dSx us bl fjiksVZ lfer
djus ds fy, 8 g¶rksa dk le;
ekaxk gSA bykgkckn gkbZ dksVZ ds
QSlys ds f[kykQ Vksy fczt daiuh
us lqçhe dksVZ dk njoktk [kV[kVk;k
fnYyh&uks,Mk okyksa dks feyh jkgr]
vHkh Mh,uMh jgsxk Vksy ›h
Fkk yksfdu bykgkckn us QSlyk
lqukrs gq, dgk Fkk fd Mh,uMh ij
Vksy dh voS/k olwyh gks jgh gSA
dksVZ us dgk fd d‚LV ls T;knk
olwy pqds gks vc can dj nksA lky
2001 esa Mh,uMh ij okguksa dh
vkoktkgh 'kq: gqbZ FkhA blls igys
bldks cukus ds fy, uks,Mk çkf/
kdj.k vkSj uks,Mk Vksy fczt daiuh
ds chp le>kSrk gqvk FkkA bl
le>kSrs esa 20 çfr'kr equkQs lesr
dbZ ,sls fcanq gSa tks lh/ks rkSj ij
daiuh dks Qk;nk igqapk jgs gSaA bl
le>kSrs dks [kRe dj Mh,uMh dks
Vksy Ýh djus ds fy, Qksujok us
16 uoacj 2012 dks bykgkckn
gkbZdksVZ esa ;kfpdk nk;j dh FkhA
Vksy olwyus ij Hkh jksd yxkus dh
ekax dh xbZ FkhA
dkaxzsl ofj"B usrk o mÙke uxj
ls iwoZ fo/kk;d eqds'k 'kekZ ds tUe
fnu ij mÙke uxj fo/kku lHkk {ks=
ds varxZr 'kfä
fogkj esa dEcy
forj.k o fo'kky
HkaMkjs dk
vk;kstu fd;k
x;kA dk;ZØe esa
eqds'k 'kekZ o
dkaxzsl usrk vo/
ks'k frokjh }kjk
lSdM+ks fu/kZu o
vlgk; yksxks dks dEcy forfjr
fd;s x,A dkaxzsl usrk vo/ks'k frokjh
o muds lkfFk;ks }kjk vk;ksftr bl
dk;ZØe dk 'kqHkkjEHk gou iwtu ls
gqvk A rRi'pkr dsd dkVk x;kA
bl volj ij dkaxzsl ofj"B usrk
eqds'k 'kekZ ds tUe fnu ij
dEcy forj.k dk;ZØe vk;ksftr
lriky lsBh] nhid jkBh]vt; pkS/
kjh]nhiw Hkkj}kt] vkj ih xqIrk]eqds'k
eqnfxy]nsos'k dkSf'kd]jatho 'kkjnk]
f'koe frokjh] jktho caly] lqyrku
flag] ofj"B dkaxzsl usrk xksiky nkl
fla/kh] eukst pkuuk] ujsaæ Hkkj}kt]
uwj [kku lfgr gtkjks dh la[;k
esa muds 'kqHkfpfUrdks us igq¡pdj
mUgsa tUe fnu dh c/kkbZ nhA
laoknnkrk
ubZ fnYyh A [kknh xzkeks|ksx ds
lkykuk dSysaMj esa ç/kkuea=h ujsaæ
eksnh dh rLohj dks ysdj Hkys gh
gaxkek epk gks] ysfdu [kknh mRiknksa
dh fcØh ls tqM+s yksx T;knk fpafrr
ugha gSA [kknh xzkeks|ksx ds fcØh
fooknksa ls csfiQØ [kknh bafM;k
vkmVysV~l [kknh bafM;k ds
deZpkfj;ksa ds eqrkfcd fooknksa ds
ckotwn [kknh mRiknksa dh fcØh esa
dksbZ deh ugha vkbZ gSA lkoZtfud
miØeksa ls tuojh esa vPNk v‚MZj
feyk gSA ftls iwjk djus esa [kknh
bafM;k ds deZpkjh yxs gq, gSaA

Delhi/NCR
lkfgckcknA lkfgckckn dh xxu
fogkj d‚yksuh ls cq/kokj 'kke ykirk
gqbZ djhc ,d lky dh cPph dks
ifjtu us djhc Ng ?kaVs ckn [kqn
gh [kkst fudkykA ifjtuksa us vkjksih
efgyk dks ncksp dj Hkh iqfyl ds
gokys fd;kA efgyk dks idM+us ds
ckn lkfgckckn iqfyl [kqn dh ihB
FkiFkik jgh gSA ogha] cPph ds ifjtuksa
dk dguk gS fd iqfyl dh rjg
vxj oks Hkh ykijokgh djrs rks vkt
mudh cPph muds lkFk ugha gksrhA
vkjksih efgyk dgha u dgha cPph
ifjtu us Ng ?kaVs ckn [kqn cjken dh ykirk eklwe
dh lkSnk dj nsrhA iqfyl vkjksih
efgyk dks fgjklr esa ysdj iwNrkN
dj jgh gS nsj 'kke mls fxj¶rkj
dj tsy Hkstk gSA
xxu fogkj dkyksuh esa czã ¨lg
iRuh vkSj nks cPpksa ds lkFk jgrs gSaA
og QuhZpj dk dkjksckj djrs gSa cq/
kokj 'kke djhc ikap cts mudh
lok lky dh csVh ?kj ds ckgj [ksy
jgh Fkh blh nkSjku ,d efgyk muds
?kj ij vkbZ FkhA efgyk us mudh
iRuh ls fdlh efgyk ds ckjs esa
tkudkjh dh FkhA bl nkSjku iRuh
us tkudkjh nsus ds euk fd;k rks
vkjksih efgyk ?kj ls pyh xbZA
djhc nks feuV ckn efgyk okil
vkbZ vkSj ?kj ds ckgj [ksy jgh
mudh ,d lky dh cPph dks mBk
dj lkFk ys xbZA djhc ,d ?kaVs
ckn cPph dh vkokt lqukbZ u nsus
ij ifjtuksa dks mlds xk;c gksus
dk irk pykA dkQh ryk'k ds ckn
Hkh cPph ugha feyh rks iM+kslh ds
?kj yxs lhlhVhoh dh tkap dh xbZA
QqVst esa vkjksih efgyk gh cPph dks
lkFk ys tkrs gq, fn[kkbZ nhA
laoknnkrk
yksuhA vf[ky Hkkjrh; czkã.k
egklHkk us vkxkeh pquko eísutj
csgVk gkthiqj esa ,d cSBd dk
vk;kstu fd;kA blesa inkf/kdkfj;ksa
us fo/kku lHkk esa yksuh ls czkã.k
çR;k'kh dks fVdV u fn, tkus ij
ukjktxh trkbZ vkSj vkxkeh pquko
esa fdlh ikVhZ dks er u nsdj uksVk
¼fdlh dks Hkh ugha½ ij cVu Mkyus
dk fu.kZ; fy;k gSA laLFkk ds çns'k
v/;{k ços'k Hkkj}kt us crk;k fd
jktuSfrd ikfVZ;ksa us yksuh fo/kku
lHkk esa czkã.k lekt dh vuns[kh
dh gSA
ços'k Hkkj}kt us crk;k fd fo/
kku lHkk esa esa djhc 70 gtkj czkã.k
er gSA jktuhfrd laxBuksa us ges'kk
czkã.k lekt uksVk ij Mkysxk oksV
czkã.kksa dk 'kks"k.k fd;k gSA oksV
ysus ds ckn dksbZ Hkh czkã.k lekt
ds fy, dksbZ dk;Z ugh djrk gSA
bl pquko esa Hkh dksbZ Hkh jktuhfrd
ikfVZ;ksa us fdlh Hkh czkã.k çR;k'kh
dks fVdV u nsdj ckã.kksa dk vieku
fd;k gSA ftlds dkj.k laxBu ds
lHkh inkf/kdk o dk;ZdrkZvksa us fu.kZ;
fy;k gSA fd lewpk czkã.k lekt
11 Qjojh dks fdlh Hkh çR;k'kh dks
er u nsdj uksVk ij oksV Mkyus dk
QSlyk fy;k gSA fo/kku lHkk v/;{k
eqds'k 'kekZ us crk;k fd ckã.kksa ds
lEeku ds fy, y1M+kbZ yM+sxkA cSBd
esa ftyk/;{k çeksn 'kekZ] eqds'k 'kekZ]
nhid 'kekZ] euh"k] lksguyky] jksfgr
Hkkj}kt];ksxsUæ] jksfgr] gfj'kadj 'kekZ]
lesr lSdM+ksa yksx ekStwn jgsA
vfgalk [kaMA
,Dt‚fVdk lkslk;Vh ds
¶ySV uacj&204bZ dh
ckyduh esa c`gLifrokj
dks eafnj esa vkx QSy
xbZA vkx nhid ¼nhi½
ls yxh] ftlds ckn vkx
nks ¶ySVksa rd igqap xbZA
gknls esa fdlh ds grkgr
gksus dh lwpuk ugha gSA vkx ij dkcw
ikus ds fy, nedy dh xkM+h ekSds
ij igqaph] ftlds ckn vkx ij dkcw
ik;k x;kA vkx yxus ds nkSjku
lkslk;Vh esa vQjk&rQjh dk ekgkSy
gks x;k FkkA vkx ls gtkjksa dk uqdlku
gqvk gSA ?kVuk lqcg djhc lk<+s ukS
cts ds vklikl dh gSA
,Q,lvks vt; dqekj 'kekZ us
crk;k gS fd lqfer vxzoky dh
ckyduh esa vkx nhid ls insZ esa
yxh vkSj ns[krs gh ns[krs iwjh ckyduh
esa QSy xbZA vkx QSyus ds ckn tc
∂ySV esa nhid ls yxh
vkx] gtkjksa dk uqdlku
rd yksxksa dks ekywe pyrk rc rd
vkx nks ¶ySVksa rd tk igqaphA vkx
yxus ds nkSjku yiVs dkQh nwj ls
gh fn[kkbZ ns jgh FkhA nwljh eafty
ij ¶ySV gksus ls vklikl ds lqj{kk
xkMksaZ us vkx ij dkcw ikuk pkyw
fd;k FkkA vkx yxus dh lwpuk nsus
ds ckotwn nedy dh xkM+h nsjh ls
igqaph ftlls vkx ij dkcw ikus esa
FkksM+h nsjh gqbZA xuher jgh fd vkx
ij ikl ds lqj{kk ;a=ksa ls dkcw ik;k
x;k ojuk cM+k gknlk Hkh gks ldrk
FkkA
xkft;kcknA nhokuh ifjlj esa lqj{kk
O;oLFkk pqLr&nq#Lr djus dh rsth ls
dok;n dh tk jgh gSA ifjlj esa
lhlhVhoh dSejs yxkus dk dk;Z iwjk gks
x;k vkSj yxst LdSuj yxkus dk dk;Z
rsth ls py jgk gSA ;g dk;Z 28
tuojh ls igys iwjk fd;k tk,xk D;ksafd
nhokuh esa tYn gh gksxh
lqj{kk O;oLFkk pqLr nq#Lr
28 tuojh dks bykgkckn gkbZdksVZ ds
eq[; U;k;k/kh'k ds nkSjs dh laHkkouk
gSA ifjlj esa çfrfnu gtkjksa
oknh&ifjoknh ds vykok vf/koäkvksa
dk vkokxeu gksrk gSA fdlh ds lkFk
fdlh Hkh rjg dh ?kVuk dks jksdus ds
fy, dpgjh ifjlj dh lqj{kk O;oLFkk
nq#Lr dh tk jgh gSA 4-05 djksM+
#i;s ds ctV ls lhlhVhoh dSejs] esVy
fMVsDVj ,oa yxst LdSuj lfgr vU;
lqfo/kk,a miyC/k djkbZ tk jgh gSaA
ifjlj esa 54 lhlhVhoh dSejs yxk,
tk pqds gSaA
xkft;kcknA vkxkeh fo/kkulHkk
pquko ds nkSjku ftys ds 135 fgLVªh'khVj
pqukoh fQtk fcxkM+ ldrs gSaA bu yksxksa
ds dkj.k oksVj rks çHkkfor gks gh ldrk
gS] lkFk gh ftys esa vijk/kksa esa Hkh c<+ksrjh
gks ldrh gSA ;s fgLVªh'khVj pquko ds
nkSjku 'kkafr O;oLFkk ds fy, Hkh [krjk
cu ldrs gSaA pquko ds eísutj iqfyl
us ftys ds fgLVªh'khVjksa dk lR;kiu
djk;k rks 135 fgLVªh'khVj ykirk feysA
bldk inkZQk'k gksus ds ckn ls iqfyl
dh uhan mM+h gqbZ gSA ;s fgLVªh'khVj
Hkwfexr gks x, gSa ;k dgha vkSj tkdj
vijk/k dj jgs gSa fdlh dks bl ckjs esa
irk ugha gSA iqfyl Qjkj fgLVªh'khVjksa
dk irk yxkus ds fy, reke ç;kl dj
ykirk 135 fgLVªh'khVj
cus iqfyl fljnnZ
jgh gSA iqfyl dks Hkh bl ckr dk Mj gS
fd pquko ds nkSjku dgha ;s fgLVªh'khVj
ekgkSy [kjkc u dj nsaA crk nsa fd
vkpkj lafgrk ykxw gksus ls igys pquko
dh lqxcqxkgV ds lkFk iqfyl&ç'kklu
us ,d flracj ls gh pquko ds laca/k esa
rS;kfj;ka 'kq: dj yh FkhA blds pyrs
iqfyl }kjk rkcM+rksM+ fujks/kkRed dkjZokbZ
dh xbZA iqfyl }kjk lwph rS;kj dj
tc chVokj fgLVªh'khVjksa dk lR;kiu
djk;k rks 999 esa ls 135 fgLVªh'khVj
xk;c feysA bldk inkZQk'k gksus ds
ckn iqfyl dh uhan mM+ xbZ gSA ftys
ds ;g Qjkj fgLVªh'khVj iqfyl ds fy,
fljnnZ cu x, gSaA iqfyl }kjk chVokj
fgLVªh'khVjksa dh yxkrkj fuxjkuh djkbZ
tk jgh gSA blds rgr fgLVªh'khVj dh
tkudkjh] orZeku esa og dgka jg jgk
gS] mlds ?kj ifjokj ds lnL;ksa dh
tkudkjh] vkl&iM+ksl o fj'rsnkjksa dh
tkudkjh] orZeku esa fgLVªh'khVj D;k
dj jgk gS] vkenuh dk D;k tfj;k gS]
mlds iSjksdkj o tekurh dh tkudkjh
lesr vU; fcanqvksa ij jftLVj rS;kj
dj fgLVªh'khVj dh xfrfof/k;ksa ij
fuxkg j[kh tk jgh gSA
xkft;kcknA eqjknuxj iqfyl o
Økbe czkap iqfyl us edkuksa esa ifjokj
ds lnL;ksa dks ca/kd cukdj MdSrh
djus okys esjB ds 'kkfgn yaxM+k fxjksg
ds pkj lnL;ksa dks fxj¶rkj fd;k
gSA bu vkjksfi;ksa esa ,d 12 gtkj o
nwljk ikap gtkj #i;s dk bZukeh gSA
idM+s x, cnek'kksa us gh vDVwcj esa
eqjknuxj esa dkjksckjh ds ;gka 40
yk[k dh MdSrh dh FkhA fxjksg dk
ljxuk 'kkfgn yaxM+k o ,d lnL;
vk'kq mQZ [kkfyn vHkh Qjkj gSA iqfyl
budh ryk'k esa tqVh gSA iqfyl us
buds ikl ls nks reaps o nks pkdw
cjken fd, gSA fxj¶rkjh ds le;
vkjksih ,d can QSDVªh ds dejs esa
cSBdj MdSrh dh ;kstuk cuk jgs FksA
;g fxjksg vius mlwy ls pyrk gS
vkSj va/kfo'oklh gSA fxjksg dk mlwy
gS fd okjnkr dks vatke pkanuh jkr
esa nsuk gS] bl nkSjku gh dke;kch
gkFk yxsxh vkSj idM+s ugha tk ldrs
gSaA lkFk dh ywV ds ckn fxjksg ds
lnL; ihfM+r ifjokj dh lcls NksVh
efgyk ;k ;qorh dks 'kxqu ds :i esa
100 #i;s nsdj tkrs gSaA eqjknuxj esa
Hkh MdSrh ds ckn fxjksg ifjokj dh
;qorh dks 'kxqu nsdj x, FksA
'kxqu nsus okys
MdSr fxjÝrkj
laoknnkrk
ubZ fnYyh A izfrf"Br jketl
f'k{k.k laLFkku ds LFkkiuk fnol ds
volj ij vk;ksftr HkO; lekjksg
esa jketl dkWyst izFke esa [ksydwn
o ;ksx f'k{kd Jh jktdqekj dks
mRre ijh{kk ifj.kke rFkk cPpksa dh
f'k{kk ds {ks=k esa mRd`"V
drZO;ijk;.krk ds fy, Le`fr fpUg
o izL'kfr i=k iznku dj mUgsa
lEekfur fd;k x;k rFkk Nk=k thou
esa izfrHkk'kkyh o iwoZ pSfEIk;u igyoku
Jh jktdqekj dkWyst ds cPpksa ds
[ksydwn] 'kkjhfjd f'k{kk] ;ksx o
vuqlkku ds izfr lefiZr jgs gSaa rFkk
ogha ;g lEeku jktdqekj dks laLFkku
ds pS;jeSu Jh jktdqekj xqIrk] ,oa
f'k{kd funs'kd lqJh lkSE;k xqIrk]
lfpo Jh jfo 'kadj xqIrk rFkk ofj"B
lfpo Jh xkSjh 'kadj eqnM+k us HkO;
lekjksg esa ;g iqjLdkj iznku fd,A
[ksy o lekt lsodkas dks lefiZr
jketl f'k{k.k laLFkku us euk;k LFkkiuk fnol
Loa;lsoh laLFkk xq: uuok jke
eSeksfj;y ,lks- nfj;kxat fnYyh ds
vè;{k Jh jktdqekj lekt ds cPpksa
o ;qokvksa ds [ksydwn] ;ksx o
lektlsok esa lnSo rRij jgrs gSaA
jketl laLFkku ds LFkkiuk fnol
ij [ksy iqjLdkj fotsrk cPpksa o es/
koh Nk=ksa dks izek.ki= iznku fd,
x,A bl volj ij iz/kukpk;Z Jh
jkts'k lgu lyoku] vfuy xkSre]
fofiu iVuh] lanhi xqIrk] lfgr cM+h
la[;k esa laLFkku ds inkf/kdkjhx.k]
f'k{kkfon~ lektlsoh bR;kfn mifLFkr
gq,A

National
Greater Noida urban
sectors are flourishing
with top class roads and
all basic amenities but
the rural areas of the dis-
trict are still crying for
attention. A host of
programmes and
schemes are being
implemented to bring
the remote areas to
mainstream, however,
the authorities might
have neglected the areas
which are a bit away
from human view or less
accessible.
With over 5,000 vot-
ers, Village Kheri-
Bhanota located on the
130 metre wide main
road has remained de-
prived of any kind of
development works
over the years. Due to
over pathetic conditions
of roads, the commuters
and the pedestrians are
facing huge inconve-
nience while many eld-
erly people have suf-
fered injuries after fall-
ing on these roads. Wa-
This Gr Noida Village May Boycott Votes
This Season; Reason - No Developmenta waste and so there is
no need to vote for any-
one. Residents blamed
that once people are
voted into office, they
forget the promises
made. The youth of the
village is somehow try-
ing to gain the majority
and are requesting all
not to cast their votes in
the upcoming UP As-
sembly elections if there
is no development made
by the government.
Yogesh, one of the
youth from the village
told us: “Unlike other
neighbouring villages,
there is no sewer line in
the village. The street is
not well lit as the
streetlights are not func-
tional. People avoid go-
ing out after late hours
and it is also life threat-
ening. The road which
connects the village to
the 130 metre main road
is also in a very bad con-
dition. If development
in our village is not
made like other
neighbouring villages
we are planning to boy-
cott the upcoming UP
elections.”
The villagers claim
that no elected represen-
tative has visited their
village in the last five
years. Vikas Tongad, a
young social worker
from the village told us:
“We have made several
complaints to the au-
thority and the govern-
ment regarding the
problems faced by us
but no legal action has
been taken yet. There is
an acute negligence of
the authority in our vil-
lage. The cancellation of
Gram Panchayat elec-
tions has also exploited
the interests of the vil-
lages. If there is no de-
velopment made in our
village then on what
ground we should cast
our votes. We are some-
how trying to raise our
voice through various
platforms including so-
cial media.”
ter stagnation is a very
common problem on the
roads of the village due
to which school-going
kids are facing serious
issues.
When Positive Post
of India took a tour of
Kheri-Bhanota in Dadri
constituency, everyone
complained about lack
of development in the
area and they felt that
their votes always go to
Reporter
Lions club Delhi IPEX
distributed 'Khichari" on the
occasion of Makar Sankranti
on 14 January 2017 Near
LionsclubDelhiIPEXdistributed'Khichari'
Balco Market, Patparganj.
Around 1100 people were
served. Ln Ved Rustagi, Ln
Sunita Aggarwal, Ln Vipin
Mittal, Ln Ravi Aggarwal, Ln
H P Gupta, Ln Rashmi
Agarwal, Ln Pavan Agarwal,
Ln Neetu Dua, Ln Anu Gupta,
Ln Krishna Juneja, Ln
Gayatri Gupta, Ln Mehak
Bansal, Ln B M Dua, Ln T R
Juneja, Ln Vinit Mittal, Ln
Hemant Gupta, Ln Atul Goel,
Ln Sheenu Rustagi, Ln Ashoo
Gupta & Ln Neena Gupta
graced the occasion. All the
members enjoyed & felt plea-
sure to serve the people.
According to her, climate change is the
"single largest and most important issue fac-
ing mankind today" and she feels it is very
important to educate one self and the people
around to mitigate the challenge.
An employee at Google, Digantika is one
of the 100 people selected for the expedition,
from more than 5000 applications.
"As I read up, watch documentaries and
learn more about climate change, I have
started to understand that this is the single
largest and most important issue facing man-
kind today.
"However, very little is known and being
done by most of us because climate change
does not impact our everyday lives yet. That
is why I want to become more conscious and
build awareness in any way that I can before
it is too late," Digantika writes about her
online crowdfunding campaign
onwishberry.com.
The program, which is hosted by world
renowned environmentalist Dr Robert Swan,
seeks to bring together individuals from
DelhiGirlCrowdfundsToFightClimateChange
across the world to experience the effects of cli-
matic change in real time and brainstorm solutions
to combat them. Once back, Digantika wishes to
share her experience from the expedition and en-
courage others to understand the devastating ef-
fects of climate change and take action.
"I want to develop a program to educate lead-
ers in corporates to consider the effect their deci-
sions can have on climate change.
"Based on my experience, many people work-
ing in corporates are interested in helping ensure
sustainable development but don't have the time
to figure out how to," she writes.
President Pranab
Mukherjee has returned
Netaji Subhas Institute of
Technology Bill, which seeks
university status to the insti-
tute, to Delhi Assembly ask-
ing the House to reconsider
and amend the Bill.
In June 2015, the Delhi
Assembly had passed NSIT
Bill (amendment) tabled by
AAP government, according
university status to Netaji
Subhas Institute of Technol-
ogy.
After passing the Bill, the
Delhi Assembly had sent it to
the President for his approval
through Ministry of Home
Affairs. “President directed
the Lt Governor to return the
Bill to the Assembly to recon-
sider and amend the Bill as
per provisions under Section
25 of GNCTD Act 1991,” an
official said. The develop-
ment comes to light when As-
sembly Speaker Ram Niwas
Goel today told the House
that he, last week, received a
communication from the LG
office which has returned the
NSIT Bill asking for its re-
consideration.
Prez Returns NSIT
Bill To Delhi Govt,
Seeks Amendments
Nasir Mirza
A three days Handicraft and
Lifestyle Exhibition "DELHI
FASHION FESTIVAL" is go-
ing to be held at PSOI,
Chanakyapuri on 24 th , 25 th
and 26 th of February, 17. The
exhibition is based on promot-
ing our Honorable Prime
Minister's Digital India theme
and will also focus on cashless
transaction for buying and sell-
ing of goods. This is done in
order to support Central
Government's Demonetisation
effort to curb out black money
from the market.
Delhi Fashion Festival will
be a complete entertainment
package for kids and their
A three days Handicraft and Lifestyle
Exhibition "DELHI FASHION FESTIVAL"
families. Glamour Mantra, who
is organizing the Exhibition has
kept the interest of Delhities
and will be showcasing differ-
ent stalls based on handcrafted
decorative pieces, handmade
garments, food stalls and many
more. Not only this, there are
many activities which will hold
the interest of visitors as like-
Award shows, Singing and
Dancing Competition. The ini-
tiative taken by PM Narendra
Modi as 'Swachh Bharat
Abhiyan' will also be a part of
this exhibition. We will be fo-
cusing towards Clean India
Drive by putting up all the ef-
forts we could do to make
people aware.

Happiness
A Conceptualized afternoon “The Star of the
Millennium” was hosted by Anjanna Kuthiala to
celebrate the success of Shah Rukh Khan, an artis-
tic retrospective & a poem of art in cinema.
The high powered panelists like Padamshri
Kathak Guru Shovana Narayan, Director of Arts,
British Council India Vivek Mansukhani, Colum-
nist Shubhra Gupta, Actor Abhinav Chaturvedi,
Founder of Marwah Studios Sandeep Marwah and
Urvashi Mittal shared their perspective on the theme
of the evening and made it lively discussion about
Shah Rukh Khan.
Some of the guests who were present at the event
were Ratan Kaul, Designer Preeti Ghai,Entrepreneur
Rita Gangwani, Golfer Neelam Pratap Rudy, Kathak
Guru Shovana Narayan, Rama Pandey, Kuchpudi
Dancer Kaushalya Reddy to name a few.
It was a mesmerizing experience to see art, fash-
ion, beauty, glamour along with Anjanna’s artwork
of the Superstar on the same stage. Shah Rukh
Khan’s leading heroines, represented by beautiful
ladies, each of whom is herself a star walked the
ramp. Designer RosyAhluwalia created the apparel
andAashmeen Munjaal's StarAcademy did the hair
and makeup.
“The Star of the Millennium” To celebrate
the success of Shah Rukh Khan
The event was supported by Aashmeen
Munjaal’s Star Academy, F Salon, and De-
sign Concepts by Ruchiekka Krishnani.
LT Foods with brands like
Daawat, Heritage and Royal is
one of the leaders in several
countries in the world, includ-
ing India and The U.S. In a
uniqueandinterestingeventheld
atTajMansingh,NewDelhi,LT
Foods brought together one of
thetop10risingchefsoftheU.S,
Chef Joseph "JJ" Johnson and
World renowned India's Chef
Sanjeev Kapoor.
Chef JJ, a highly awarded
chef in New York and who is
extensively working with rice
and other grains was invited by
LT Foods to visit the basmati
growing farms in India and to
study India's culinary and cul-
tural heritage. In this event he
interacted with some of the
most renowned Chefs in India
and was given a demonstration
on basmati cooking by Chef
Sanjeev Kapoor. Chef Kapoor
also symbolically handed to
Chef JJ the secrets of biryani
making. Also attending the
event was the team from Star
Chefs Media who are
partnering with LT Foods in
promoting Basmati amongst
the chefs in the U.S.
LT Foods promoting the use of
basmati amongst global consum-
ers, hosts a special event in Delhi
Speaking on the
occasion Chef
Sanjeev Kapoor said
"I have been associ-
ated with LT Foods
long before I started
working with their
brandDaawat.Oneof
the main factors for
this long association
has been LT Food's
commitment to not
only supply ex-
tremely good quality products
which we can use to highlight
our recipes, but also their strong
commitment to the chef com-
munity and working with them
in delivering solutions that are
relevant to the chefs. I was
happy to note how LT Foods is
working similarly in the U.S
and across the globe to spread
basmati which I believe is one
of the finest rice grains. I was
delighted to share the secret of
biryani cooking with Chef JJ
and through him into the U.S."
On his unique trip to India,
Chef JJ said "I am in love with
India! I just can't get enough of
its vibrant Flavours, Spices, and
Culture. To be around and see
where authentic basmati rice is
grown, and to meet the local
farmers has been a game
changer for me! Thanks to
RoyalBasmatiandLTFAIhave
a whole new respect for one of
my favourite types of rice to
cook with. And I can't wait to
get back and share some of my
journey in some new dishes I
will create using Basmati rice
and all that I have learned about
Indian food and Culture!"
Members of minority communities con-
stitute a minuscule percentage, not more than
5 per cent, in Delhi Police, DDA and even in
departments like tourism and transport, a gov-
ernment report has said, flagging concern on
the situation.
The Delhi Minorities Commission has
shared the findings in its annual report (2015-
16), which was on Wednesday submitted to
Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, who
promised action based on the recommenda-
tions.
Under the head ‘Representation of Mi-
norities in Government Services’, the report
said only 2,993 personnel of the 77,397 mem-
ber-strong Delhi Police belong to the minor-
ity communities, which comes to around 3.8
per cent.
Out of the 6,031 employees of Delhi De-
velopmentAuthority (DDA), 295 are minori-
ties while only 32 employees out of 741
working with the Delhi Tourism and Trans-
portation belong to the minority communi-
ties. The corresponding percentages come to
around 4.8 and 4.3 per cent. However, there
Minorities Not Adequately
Represented In Police, DDA
was confusion around figures related to Delhi
Metro in this regard. DMRC termed as “incorrect”
the report’s claim that out of its “80,683 employ-
ees, 282 belong to minority communities”.
“The figure is not correct. We have around
8,500 regular employees and even if we add the
contractual staff the number would not be that
large,” a DMRC official said.
An official of the Commission said it will take
into account metro’s version and bring about the
necessary corrections if required.
“There should be a sense of security among
minorities. But the report paints a dismal picture.
A week after a 61-year-old
Additional Medical Superin-
tendent (AMS) of the Guru
Tegh Bahadur hospital alleg-
edly committed suicide by
jumping from the fifth floor of
one of the hospital’s building
on August 31, Delhi Police on
Wednesday received a police
complaint from the wife of the
deceased AMS, Dr Rananjay
Kumar Brahma Chaudhary,
alleging that her husband was
under pressure from the senior
management of the GTB hos-
NOIDA To Cancel Permits
Of Private Parking Lots
pital. Confirming the recent de-
velopment, A K Singla, DCP
(Northeast) said: “We have re-
ceived a police complaint at the
GTB Enclave police station.
Further probe has been initi-
ated.” On the morning of Au-
gust 31, Dr Rananjay Kumar
Brahma Chaudhary acciden-
tally fell from the fifth floor
which houses the ENT depart-
ment. Hours later, Dr
Chaudhary succumbed to his
injuries.

National
Ending the suspense, the
government on Thursday ap-
pointed Delhi Police Commis-
sionerAlok Kumar
Verma as Director
of CBI. His name
was cleared by a
three-member se-
lection panel
headed by Prime
Minister Narendra
Modi and compris-
ing Chief Justice
of India Jagdish
Singh Khehar and Congress
leader in Lok Sabha
Mallikarjun Kharge as mem-
bers.
Kharge is understood to
have recorded his dissent note
on Verma's name, during the
meeting of the selection com-
mittee held on January 16, on
the ground that the officer had
never served in CBI. Verma
made it to the top post in the
premier investigating agency
pipping a number of contend-
ers including Director General
of Indo Tibetan Border Police
Krishna Choudhary and
Maharashtra's Director Gen-
Delhi CP Alok Verma
Named New CBI Director
eral of Police S C Mathur.
As CBI chief, Verma will
have a fixed two-year tenure.
The post of CBI
director was lying
vacant for over one
month following
Anil Sinha's retire-
ment on December
2.
At present,
Gujarat-cadre IPS
officer Rakesh
Asthana is the in-
terim director of the investigat-
ing agency. Verma, a 1979
batch IPS officer ofArunachal
Pradesh- Goa-Mizoram and
Union Territories (AGMUT)
cadre, took over as Delhi Po-
lice Commissioner on Febru-
ary 29, 2016. 59-year-old
Verma, who belongs to Delhi,
has worked in various posi-
tions in Delhi Police,Andaman
and Nicobar Islands,
Puducherry, Mizoram and in
the Intelligence Bureau. Before
being appointed as Delhi Po-
lice Commissioner, he was Di-
rector General of Tihar Prisons
here.
The scheme was earlier ex-
pected to be launched around
January 26. "We had a Janu-
ary target but people were reel-
ing under the immediate im-
pact of demonetisation and so
bank transactions were getting
difficult to come buy," a source
said.
A senior DDA official,
when contacted said, "Certain
pockets of areas falling under
the scheme lack basic infra-
structure around flats like link
roads, street lights, and so we
will address these issues. The
new scheme should be out
sometime in February."
Out of the total number of
flats, most of them in Rohini,
Dwarka, Narela, Vasant Kunj
and Jasola, 10,000 unoccupied
flats are from the 2014 scheme,
while 2,000 are other flats
which have been lying vacant,"
a senior DDA official said.
Sources said most of the flats
are one-bedroom LIG flats
from the last housing scheme
and no new flat is on offer this
time. "About 10,000 are LIG
flats from 2014 DDA scheme.
Unlike EWS (Economically
Weaker Section) last time, in
this scheme there would be no
such category," the official
said. "For LIG category the
DDA's New Housing Scheme
Likely To Be Launched In Feb
registration fee would be Rs 1
lakh while for MIG and HIG it
would be Rs 2 lakh," he said.
"Application forms would be
available both online and off
line," he said. From application
to refund, the DDA this time
had planned to make the
scheme an online affair to re-
duce the long queues of flat
buyers at its headquarters. "A
big number of citizens either
still do not have access to tech-
nology or are not tech-savvy.
So, we decided to keep both the
options," he added. Scheme
2014 offered 25,040 flats
across categories, with prices
ranging between Rs 7 lakh and
Rs 1.2 crore. The online re-
sponse was so massive that
DDA's official website had
crashed soon after the launch.
The one-bedroom flats were
offered in Dwarka, Rohini,
Narela and Siraspur areas.
Sanjay Chauhan
You are all set to host a pre-
sentation. Your palms are
clammy, your heart racing,
and your throat parched. As
you approach the presentation
area, your mind begins to get
fuzzy.Youmumblesomething
and then go completely blank.
As you stand there staring
blankly at a room full of
people, you realize what a
jackass you have made of
yourself. This is what social
anxiety is. Almost all of you
have had anxiety attacks at
some point of your lives.
Overcoming social anxiety is
necessary for an individual to
succeed in life, as not doing
so can create plenty of cracks
in relationships at home and
in work. Social anxiety at
work can affect your career
prospects, and anxiety in pub-
lic places, such as airport and
restaurants can affect your ca-
pability to meet new people
and make friends. Most im-
portantly, anxiety at special
occasions such as a party, a
night out, or family vacation,
can severely damage your
bonds with people who are
most vital to you. Fortunately,
with a little bit of conscious
effort, one can overcome this
social phobia. The below-
mentioned tips will help you
to overcome your social anxi-
ety and deal with your stress
in a better way.
Overcoming Social Phobia
Control Your Reactions
The biggest problem with
any social anxiety disorder is
the reaction it causes in our
body. It leads to increased
heart rate, a racing mind,
shakiness, sweating and other
reactions triggered by some
deep-seated fear. It is quite
simple to overcome these re-
actions through learning tech-
niques such as yoga, medita-
tion, and self-hypnosis.
PrepareYourself Mentally
Instead of letting the fear
of embarrassment or humilia-
tion overwhelm you in social
settings,youcanprepareyour-
self with some scenarios to
ensure that you are ready for
any challenging situations. If
you are prepared for worst
things, which might happen
and you know what to do or
sayinthosemoments,youwill
naturally get the confidence to
remain calm and manage the
Overcoming Social Anxiety
situation.
Face Your Fears
Social fears do not stem
from a lack of social skills, but
from a sense of insecurity and
lack of esteem. To overcome
this, it's important to step out
of your comfort zone. Test
yourself. Put yourself in un-
comfortable situations like
speaking in front of your peers
or complimenting someone.
By doing so, you will easily
beatyourapprehensions.Soon
you will realize that your so-
cial fear has vanished.
Be Engaged Socially
You can participate in
assertiveness classes, volun-
teer for an event, which keeps
you in a social setting, and try
to build relationships with
people you normally would
not.You can also be part of an
onlinesupportgroup,talkwith
other likeminded, and learn
about their triumphs and
struggles. This will give you
the confidence, which you re-
quire to break the self-im-
posed barrier of fear.
Develop A Positive Atti-
tude
The way you think make a
strong influence on the way
you feel. The realization that
only you can control the way
you think and the manner
those thoughts control you, is
an important step to defeat
social anxiety.When thoughts
like 'they will make fun of me'
or 'I am going to fail' comes to
your mind, try replacing them
with more realistic and calmer
thoughts. Try telling yourself
thatyouarecapable,confident
and wonderful enough to fight
those negative thoughts. Posi-
tive visualization and affirma-
tion will also help to motivate
you along the road and boost
your self-esteem.
Try Adjusting Your Atti-
tude
You can adjust your atti-
tude on fronts, such as, chang-
ing the unrealistic expecta-
tions of your own behavior.
Ensure you change the indis-
tinct perception that others
will condemn you if you are
not perfect. Practice replacing
the self-critical thoughts with
more supportive ideas such as,
"Most people can handle it
when someone makes a mis-
take,"
"It would be nice if this had
turned out differently, but it's
not the end of the world," "No
one else is perfect. I don't have
to be either."
Try To Speak Up
Ensure you always talk in
a reasonably louder voice and
do not be scared if your state-
ment overlaps the previous
speaker a bit. Frequent eye
contact is a key factor in mod-
ern communication.Arelaxed
and an alert posture are more
amicable than one that is quite
rigid. It is good to be updated
about contemporary events,
which make you seem like a
friendly character. If you have
a specialized interest, try to
talk more about it so that be-
ginners as wells as experts can
understand you. You can also
collect amusing stories or
jokes to tell.
BeAn Inquisitive Listener
Never hesitate to ask ques-
tions. For instance, ask ques-
tions which cannot be an-
swered with a simple 'yes' or
'no' like those that start with
'why','how','what',and'when'.
In social gatherings, never
hesitate to approach another
person who looks shy.
Practice Diversion Tech-
niques
Practicing diversion tech-
niques will help you to con-
centrate on something else
when your anxiety starts to
build. It also acts as a helpful
resource that you require to
come out on top at a social
gathering. You can start read-
ing a book or get engaged in a
hobby, which you are enthu-
siastic about. If you are en-
gaged in a chosen diversion,
you will not get time to think
about your worries and will
feel confident talking about it.
People will notice your inter-
est and reward you with posi-
tive reinforcement.All of this
will increase your self-confi-
dence and you will find your-
self actually enjoying the so-
cial situation instead of run-
ning away from it.
Ensure not to let anxiety
keep you away from things
and people you value in your
life. Learning to overcome
anxiety will open innumerable
doors of opportunities for you.
If you implement the tech-
niques and learn to treat the
anxiety with a demonstrated
anti-anxiety regiment, you
will find more contentment
and greater pleasure in life.

9 New Delhi, 23 Jan - 29 Jan 2017 National
RBI Governor Urjit Patel
on Wednesday faced some
tough questions from MPs as
he could not set a time frame
for return of normalcy in the
banking system even as the
central bank asserted that Rs
9.2 lakh crore or 60 per cent of
demonetised currency has been
replaced.
Patel also could not give a
definite number of old Rs 500
and Rs 1000 bills returned post
demonetisation as RBI was
still tabulating those.
Sources said the Governor
received support from an un-
likely backer at the meeting of
the Parliament’s Standing
Committee on Finance in the
form of former Prime Minis-
ter Manmohan Singh who in-
cidentally was once also at the
helm of affairs at RBI. Singh
intervened at one juncture to
say RBI as an institution needs
to be respected.
Manmohan Helps RBI Guv
Fend Off Note Ban BouncersCongress MPs like
Digvijay Singh wanted Patel to
be specific in his replies on the
lifting of cash withdrawal re-
strictions and wanted to follow
through with tougher questions
but were
prevented
by Singh
and others,
they said.
P a t e l ,
flanked by
D e p u t y
Governors
R Gandhi
and S S
Mundra, ex-
plained to
the mem-
bers that discussions for
demonetising high-value cur-
rency notes between the gov-
ernment and the RBI had been
going on since early 2016, and
the central bank was in agree-
ment with the government on
the objective behind scrapping
of the Rs 500/1000 notes.
The Committee headed by
former Union Minister and se-
nior Congress leader M
Veerapa Moily had called the
RBI and finance ministry offi-
cials to discuss the
“demonetisation of Indian cur-
rency notes of Rs 500 and Rs
1,000 and the impact thereof”.
As members could not com-
plete their questions, the com-
mittee decided to call RBI
Governor and ministry offi-
cials again on a later date, most
likely after Parliament goes on
a break during the Budget ses-
sion.
“He (Patel) replied in part
but he could not answer main
questions. How much money
has come back into the system
and by when banks’ operations
will be normal. It seems RBI
officials were in very defensive
position on demonetisation,” a
senior opposition member said
after the meeting. The panel
was informed that new cur-
rency worth Rs 9.2 lakh crore
has been infused into the sys-
tem post note ban.
“Members asked several
questions from the Finance
Ministry officials as well as
from the RBI Governor. As
there was no time, the minis-
try officials would be replying
to the questions on a later date.
“The RBI Governor replied
to some questions. But the pro-
cess could not be completed.
They would be called again,”
sources said. Some of the ques-
tions put to both the finance
ministry and RBI related to
who decided to go for
demonetisation - Government
or RBI; autonomy of the RBI;
and why goal posts were be-
ing shifted from black money,
counterfeit currency and terror-
ism to digital payments.
Intensifying the campaign
for complete ban on alcohol in
Bihar, Chief Minister Nitish
Kumar on Wednesday said no
license would be provided to
any liquor manufacturing unit
from the next financial year.
"License of existing units
would not be renewed in the
financial year 2017-18 and no
new license will be provided
to any liquor manufacturing
unit in the state from April 1
this year," he said addressing
'Chetna Sabha' here marking
the eighth leg of 'Nishchay
Yatra'. The decision, he said,
was taken as per provisions of
the Excise Act, 2016. Kumar
said the state cabinet at its
meeting at Rajgir on Tuesday
decided not to renew the li-
cence of beer manufacturing
units and its bottling plants and
No Licence To Liquor Manufactur-
ing Units From April 1, Says Nitish
ENA (Extra Neutral Alcohol)
manufacturing units in the next
financial year.
It was also decided not to
renew license of three beer
manufacturing units, 12 bot-
tling plants and six ENA mak-
ing establishments in the 2017-
18 fiscal.
Distilleries facing closure
includes some big names like
United Spirits Limited at
Hathidah in Patna district,
United Breweries Limited,
Carlsberg India Limited and
Molson Coors Cobra India Ltd
located at other places in the
state. Six units manufacturing
ethanol would continue to
function as the substance is
used for mixing with petrol and
is environment friendly, he
said. Principalsecretarytocabi-
net coordination department
Brajesh Mehrotra said if the
units whose license would not
be renewed in the next fiscal
wish to manufacture non-alco-
holic products in their existing
establishments, they would be
permitted.The 'NishchayYatra'
began in December last year
and is aimed at taking feedback
from people on prohibition as
well implementation of
government's'sevenresolves'of
development.
The IncomeTax department
is keeping a close watch on so-
cial media to check any viola-
tion of election expenditure
limit in poll-bound Punjab,
even as it seized Rs 4.50 crore
unaccounted cash post notifica-
tion of the model code of con-
duct. “The department is moni-
toring and analysing the social
media like Facebook of impor-
tant people (in Punjab elec-
tions),” Parneet Sachdev, Prin-
cipal Director, Income Tax de-
partment of InvestigationWing
told reporters here on Tuesday.
Several candidates in the state
are using social media to post
pictures and videos of their
electioncampaignsaheadofthe
February 4 assembly elections.
The department has also de-
ployed informers in the fields
in the state to get an actionable
intelligence to check misuse of
black money in the elections.
“We are keeping important per-
sons under surveillance. We
haveownwaysoflookingatthe
persons to check black money.
We have got set of informers,
they tell us. Even people give
I-T Dept To Keep Close Watch On
Social Media To Check Poll Expense
us good information through
helpline,” said Sachdev. As
part of the department’s man-
date to check misuse of money
during polls, it has seized un-
accounted cash to the tune of
Rs 10 crore in Punjab post
demonetisation. “We inter-
cepted Rs 10 crore of cash
which was being transported
and for which there was no
explanation. Out of Rs 10
crore, Rs 4.50 crore of cash
was seized after the notifica-
tion of the model code of con-
duct on January 4 for Punjab
assembly polls,” Director Gen-
eral of Income Tax (Investiga-
tion Wing), Madhu Mahajan
said. When asked whether the
unexplained cash belonged to
any political party or candi-
date, she said an inquiry was
on. “As you know they (from
whom cash seized) are cash
mules and refuse to say any-
thing but inquiry is going on,”
she said. Stating that the de-
partment was working closely
with law enforcement agencies
including police to check black
money flow, Mahajan said that
much before the notification of
the code of conduct, the depart-
ment had put in place measures
to check movement of unac-
counted cash during the polls.
After facing criticism over
relieving an official as direc-
tor of public relations within
two day of joining allegedly on
the ground of his “disability”,
the Delhi Development Au-
thority (DDA) has again of-
fered him to rejoin duty. This
was the second occasion after
the officer, Rishi Raj Bhati,
was sent back to his parent de-
partment, Delhi Transco Lim-
ited, when the authority has
DDA Asks Transco Official To
Rejoin, Latter Rejects Offer
asked him to join. Earlier on
Wednesday last, the DDA
asked him to join within 15
days if he is confident to dis-
charge the duties of the post.
The rejoining letter issued
by the office of DDA’s com-
missioner (personnel), M K
Gupta, reads: “The DDA
again sincerely regrets any in-
convenience caused to you in
the matter and request you to
join.”

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National
In a blow to Con-
gress, its veteran leader
and former chief minis-
ter of Uttarakhand
Narayan Dutt Tiwari on
Wednesday extended
his support to BJP in the
poll-bound state during
a meeting with its presi-
dent Amit Shah.
Tiwari, also a former
Uttar Pradesh chief min-
ister, was joined by his
son Rohit Shekhar
Tiwari, who has been
looking to establish
himself politically, and
wife Ujjwala Tiwari.
Though the 91-year-
old leader is no longer
politically much active,
his support to the saf-
fron party is being seen
NDTiwariMeetsAmitShah,SupportsBJPas a boost to it ahead of
the UttarakhandAssem-
bly polls on February 15
due to his vast experi-
ence and stature.
“In our meeting with
the BJP president we
offered our support to
him. It is now up to him
to how to utilise us. My
father blessed him,”
Rohit Shekhar told PPI.
Asked why his father
decided to leave Con-
gress, he said the party
had completely ignored
him. “Have you ever
seen his photo in any
Congress poster?”
Congress has been
deserted by a number of
senior leaders in the hill
state and BJP has
awarded many of them
with party tickets to
contest the Assembly
polls. It is yet to an-
nounce its nominees for
a few seats and it re-
mains to be seen if it
accommodates any kin
of Tiwari.
WithTiwari crossing
over, all former chief
ministers of the state are
in BJP’s camp while the
incumbent Harish
Rawat is leading the
Congress’ charge.
Tiwari is among the
tallest leaders to have
come out of
Uttarakhand and was
the undivided Uttar
Pradesh’s chief minister
a few times before mov-
ing on to become the
new state’s chief minis-
ter.
He remained a Con-
gressman all his life ex-
cept for a brief period
when he, along with
several leaders pro-
claiming allegiance to
Sonia Gandhi, broke
away to form Congress
(Tiwari) when the party
was headed by P V
Narasimha Rao and
Gandhi had not joined
active politics yet.
Sweeping aside objections
raised by opposition parties,
the government will present
the Union Budget 2017-18 on
February 1 but will refrain
from making any announce-
ments pertaining to poll-bound
states. The government has be-
fore the Election Commission
vehemently defended its move
to advance Budget presenta-
tion by a month saying it had
made clear its intention on this
way back in September 2016
so as to help begin the invest-
Budget On February 1, No
Sops For Poll-bound States
The Bengaluru bench of the
Tribunal said properties of
Mallya and Kingfisher worth
Rs.6,203 crore plus interest at
11.5 per cent from July 26,
2013 can be recovered by a
consortium of banks led by
State Bank of India (SBI).
"The Tribunal has allowed
our petitions against Mallya's
Kingfisher and issued an order
to attach their properties for
recovering the amount (Rs.6,
203 crore) with interest," coun-
sel for the consortium told re-
porters here.
Tribunal Orders
Attachment Of
Mallya's Property
For Debt Recovery
The National Investigation
Agency (NIA) on Thursday
claimed that terror attacks at
army installations in Uri and
Handwara in Jammu and Kash-
mir were carried out by Paki-
stan-based outfit Lashkar-e-
Taiba (LeT).
A senior NIA official
claimed that one of the four
terrorists involved in the attack
on the army camp in Handwara
managed to flee. The terrorists
NIA Says LeT Behind
Uri, Handwara Attacks
had attacked the camp of 30
Rashtriya Rifles camp in
Langate in Handwara in Octo-
ber last year. While three at-
tackers were killed by the se-
curity forces, one is be-
lieved to have escaped,
the official said, adding
they were looking into it.
Heavily armed terror-
ists had stormed the army
base in Uri sector in Sep-
tember and killed 18 sol-
diers. There is proof in-
dicating role of LeT behind
Uri and Handwara attacks, he
said.
Earlier, it was claimed that
Pakistan-based terror outfit
Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) was
behind the attack. NIA is look-
ing into both these cases.
As many as 20,000 youths
in Ganga basin states will be
trained and deployed as
‘Swachhta Doots’ in about
2,336 villages along the river to
spread message of keeping the
river clean among the local
dwellers and visitors. The Na-
tional Mission for Clean Ganga
(NMCG) has approved a Rs 10-
crore project for training and
deployment of the 20,000
youngsters for the purpose,
Union Water Resources Minis-
try said on Wednesday. The
project, to be implemented in
association with Nehru Yuva
KendraSangathan(NYKS)-an
autonomous body under Min-
istry of Youth Affairs and
Sports, was sanctioned by the
20,000 Youths To Be Trained,
Deployed As ‘Swachhta Doots’
ment cycle right
from the first day of
the new fiscal, April
1.
“Budget presen-
tation on February 1
is a done deal, we
will not make any
specific announce-
ment for poll-bound
states,” a top source
said. Opposition parties in-
cluding Congress and TMC
had approached the EC
against presentation of the
Budget just hours before the
first of the five states goes to
poll on February 4. But the
government stoutly defended
the move. The source said that
in view of the model code of
conduct, the budget will not
make any announces related to
poll-bound states of Punjab,
Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand,
Goa and Manipur.
NMCGonTuesday.Theproject
envisages deployment of the
youth, to be called as Swachhta
Doots (Cleanliness Ambassa-
dors), in 29 districts spanning
about 2,336 villages along the
river in basin states of
Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh,
Bihar and West Bengal, a offi-
cial statement said.Aproject of-
ficer will be assigned to each of
these districts. In what is aimed
atgeneratingwidespreadaware-
ness on ails of polluting river
Ganga, a cadre of thousands of
youths will be groomed as vol-
unteers to be deployed in vil-
lages along the river to raise
clean Ganga consciousness
among the local dwellers and
visitors, the statement said.
Telangana police are plan-
ning to approach the Interpol
and the US Embassy for infor-
mation on the antecedents of
a US citizen who was arrested
from here for allegedly circu-
lating child porn content
online, and they will also
probe if any Indians connived
with him in the offence.
"We will write to the
Interpol and also to the US
Embassy asking them to share
CopsToApproachInterpolOnChildPornAccused
Record 10cr flew
within India last year
Cheap air fares last year, ex-
cept during peak travel seasons,
thanks to low oil prices and stiff
competition, led to a record
number of almost 10 crore
people flying within the coun-
try,upnearly25%fromthepre-
vious high of 8.1 crore in 2015.
The post demonetisation pe-
riod of November 9 to Decem-
ber 31 alone saw over 1.5 crore
domestic flyers. Low oil prices
made India the world's fastest
growing aviation market, with
domestic traffic growing at
over 20% constantly for the
past few months.
information with us on his
background.
That has to be further veri-
fied," Telangana CID Inspec-
tor General of Police Soumya
Mishra said.
James Kirk Jones,
42, working with a
multinational law
firm here, was ar-
rested by the Cyber
Crime Wing of CID
on January 16 from
his residence at
Madhapur, for alleg-
edly downloading and
uploading child porn videos
and images.
Based on Interpol input of
an IP address from which
child porn contents were be-
ing shared from Hyderabad,
the CID sleuths zeroed in on
him and seized a laptop con-
taining 29,288 items, includ-
ing child porn videos and im-
ages.
They also found that there
were 497 GigaTribe (a file-
sharing site) profiles and 24
Twitter handlers/profiles, with
whom he was connected, shar-
ing child pornography.
"We have recovered huge
material from his residence...
Over 29,000 video clips, im-
ages of child porn stored in his
laptop. An external hard disk
and cell phone containing
adult porn content was also
seized," Mishra said. Jones,
who is unmarried, allegedly
confessed that from an early
age he developed the habit of
watching child pornography
and has been downloading,
watching and sharing such
material ever since, she said.

Education
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{ks= dsoy mUgha yksxksa ds fy, gS] tks
viuh tku ls T;knk nwljksa dh tku
dks egRo nsrs gSaA fLdYl ,d csgrj
vkink çca/kd cuus ds fy, vkids eu
esa tulsok dk Hkko gksuk csgn vko';d
gSA lkFk gh vkidks 'kkjhfjd o ekufld
:i ls csgn LVªkax Hkh gksuk pkfg,
rkfd vki vR;f/kd ncko o rukoiw.kZ
fLFkfr;ksa esa fcuk vkik [kks, viuk dk;Z
lgh <ax ls dj ldsA vkidk dk;Z
djus dk mRlkg o nwljksa dh enn
djus dk tTck dHkh Hkh Qhdk ugha
iM+uk pkfg,A ;ksX;rk bl {ks= esa viuk
Hkfo"; ns[k jgs Nk=ksa dk 12oha esa de
ls de 50 çfr'kr vad gksuk vko';d
gSA blds ckn vki lfVZfQdsV] fMIyksek
ls ysdj ekLVlZ fMxzh rd dj ldrs
gSaA oSls bl {ks= esa 'k‚VZ VeZ dkslsZl ls
ysdj fMLVsal yfuaZx dkslZ Hkh miyC/k
gSaA dkslZ lfVZfQdsV dkslZ bu fMtkLVj
eSustesaV fMIyksek bu fMtkLVj eSustesaV
,e, bu fMtkLVj eSustesaV ,ech, bu
fMtkLVj eSustesaV ihth fMIyksek bu
fMtkLVj eSustesaV laHkkouk,a dkslZ djus
ds i'pkr~ vki ljdkjh ;k çkbosV lsDVj
esa ukSdjh dh ryk'k dj ldrs gSaA ns'k
ds fofHkUu ljdkjh foHkkx tSls Qk;j
fMikVZesaV ;k lw[kk çca/ku {ks= esa ges'kk
gh çksQs'kuYl dh fMekaM cuh jgrh
gSA pwafd çk—frd vkink,a nqfu;k ds
fdlh Hkh fgLls esa gks ldrh gSa] blfy,
fMtkLVj eSustesaV çksQs'kuYl dh fMekaM
fons'kksa esa Hkh gksrh gSaA vki pkgsa rks ogka
ds ,uthvks] ;w,uvks] jkgr ,tsafl;ksa]
,seusLVh baVjus'kuy] jsMØ‚l ;k ;wusLdks
vkfn ds lkFk tqM+dj Hkh dk;Z dj
ldrs gSaA blds vfrfjä vki Vhfpax
vkSj fjlpZ {ks= esa Hkh dWfj;j dh
laHkkouk,a ryk'k dj ldrs gSaA vkenuh
bl {ks= esa vkenuh ls vf/kd vkfRed
'kkafr T;knk egRo j[krh gSA tgka rd
loky vkenuh dk gS rks ;g bl ckr
ij fuHkZj djrk gS fd vki fdlh laLFkk
ds lkFk tqM+dj dk;Z dj jgs gSaA fQj
Hkh 'kq:vkrh rkSj ij vki nl gtkj ls
ysdj chl gtkj vklkuh ls dek ldrs
gSaA ogha FkksM+s vuqHko ds i'pkr~ vkidk
in o vkenuh Hkh c<+ tkrh gSA çeq[k
laLFkku us'kuy baLVhV;wV v‚Q
fMtkLVj eSustesaV] ubZ fnYyhA fnYyh
baLVhV;wV v‚Q Qk;j bathfu;fjax] ubZ
fnYyhA bafnjk xka/kh jk"Vªh; eqä
fo'ofo|ky;] fnYyhA xq: xksfoan flag
bUæçLFk ;wfuoflZVh] fnYyhA jk"Vªh;
vfXu'keu lsok egkfo|ky;] egkjk"VªA
baLVhV;wV v‚Q fMtkLVj eSustesaV ,aM
Qk;j ls¶Vh] iatkcA fMtkLVj eSustesaV
baLVhV;wV] e/;çns'kA
lajpukvksa dk tM+&psru ij D;k
izHkko iM+rk gS] bl jgL; ls izkphudky
ds ekuo Hkyh Hkkafr ifjfpr FksA jgL;e;
fijkfeMksa dh jpuk mUgha esa ls ,d gSA
vkt fijkfeM ,d fof'k"V foKku cu
x;k gS] ftls ^fijkfeMksykWth* dgrs gSaA
vuqla/kkudÙkkZvksa dk fu"d"kZ gS fd fijkfeM
ds fof'k"V vkdkj izdkj esa vykSfdd
'kfDr fNih iM+h gSA dqN fo}kuksa dk er
gS fd bUgsa i`Fohokfl;ksa us ugha] oju
varfj{k ls vk, brjyksdokfl;ksa us] tks
fodflr lH;rk dk izfrfuf/kRo djrs
gSa] i`Foh ij fofufeZr fd;k gSA laHko gS]
;g ckr mruh lR; u gks] fQj Hkh ;fn
;g ekuk tk, fd bUgsa i`Foh ij gh
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gS] rks Hkh bl lajpuk ds ewy esa fNis gq,
dkWLeksykWth ds lkjs jgL;ksa dks ns[krs
gq, ;g dgk tk ldrk gS fd os
T;ksfrfoZKku ,oa HkkSfrdh ds fu".kkr fo}ku
FksA ek= ,d fof'k"V xq.k fd fijkfeM esa
j[kh oLrq,a dHkh [kjkc ugha gksrha] us
fijkfeMks dk jgL;e; foKku
fo'o ds vusd O;fDr;ksa vuqla/kkudÙkkZvksa
dks fijkfeM lajpuk ds midj.k iz;qDr
djus dks mRlkfgr fd;k gSA
fijkfeM ds jgL;ksa ds laca/k esa vusd
iqLrdsa fy[kh xbZ gSaA jkfcUlu fyVy
d`r& ^fn xzsV fijkfeM ,aM bV~l
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lqfo[;kr ys[kd ,l- vksLVªsUMj us viuh
iqLrd& ^lkbfdd fMldojht fcgkbUM
vk;ju dVsZu esa dgk gS fd fijkfeM ds
vanj fo|qr paqcdh; 'kfDr;kW gksrh gSaA
;g ÅtkZ bruh fof'k"V gS fd ;g
vanj j[kh xbZ fdlh oLrq dks lM+us
ugha nsrhA fijkfeM ds vanj gtkjksa
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rd lM+s ugha] oju lqjf{kr gSaA bldk
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vk/kkj ij mUgsa cuk;k x;k gS] mlds
dkj.k vanj fo'ks"k izdkj dk ÅtkZ&izokg
fofufeZr gksrk gSA fijkfeM vkdkj esa
ekbØksoso flXuYl izdfYir gksrs gSaA
fijkfeMksa ij v/;;u&vuqla/kku djus
okys oSKkfudksa dk er gS fd bu lajpukvksa
ds vanj dqN foy{k.k izdkj dh
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psru] nksuksa izdkj dh oLrqvksa ij izHkko
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gks tkrh gS ,oa CysMksa esa /kkj vk tkrh
gSA iznwf"kr ty ;k vU; dksbZ nzo fijkfeM
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[kjkc ugha gksrkA blds ckn og QVrk
ugha] ngh esa cny tkrk gSA ns[kk x;k gS
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Qwy tyghu gksdj T;ksa ds R;ksa cus jgrs
gSaA os u rks eqj>krs gSa vkSj u mudk jax
mM+rk gSA ;gh dkj.k Fkk fd felz vkfn
ns'kksa esa fijkfeMksa ds vanj j[kh lHkh
oLrq,a oSlh dh oSlh ikbZ xbZ gSa] tSlh
fd vkt ls lSdM+ksa o"kZ iwoZ j[kh xbZ FkhaA
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okrjksx] iqjkuk nnZ Hkh bl lajpuk ds
vanj cSBus ij nwj gks tkrk gSA fijkfeM
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ekuh xbZ gSA blh rjg isM+&ikS/kksa ij
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fijkfeM ds vanj os dgha vf/kd rhozrk
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Pluck one grey hair, expect
two more to grow back in its
place. Pregnant women should
not colour their hair. These are
some of the common myths
people believe in, says an ex-
pert.
If you pluck one grey hair,
twowillgrowbackinitsplace:
One grey strand usually means
more grey hair. This myth
probably started because
people plucked one grey hair,
then noticed more afterwards.
You can’t blame the plucking
Six Hair Myths
People Grew
Up Believing In
Health
itself. In-
stead, it’s
time to enjoy
the natural
colour on
your head.
You can’t
dyeyourhair
when you
arepregnant:
The main
concernwith
dyeing your
hair during
pregnancy is
the risk associated with inhal-
ing ammonia.You can do some
research for ammonia-free
products and go for it.There are
homemade solutions too.
Henna has no added chemicals,
and is safe to use.
Using the right and luxury
products will make your hair
thicker: Most people think
healthy looking hair is all about
specific weather, costly prod-
ucts and styling. Your body
needs a lot of energy, healthy
diet, nutrients, carbohydrates
and protein to grow hair. Prod-
ucts are required to do good
cleansing and provide external
moisture.
Washing your hair with beer
will make it softer: People be-
lieve that the malt and yeast in
the beer are supposed to react
well with the hair proteins,
keeping it strong, shiny and
bouncy. Unfortunately,
the cons out-
weigh the pros.
Alcohol dries
out your hair
more than
the pro-
teins re-
pairing it.
Y o u r
regular
s h a m -
poo can
w o r k
better and
safer.
S h a m -
poo first, con-
ditioner second:
Conditioning before
you shampoo your hair is great
for adding nourishment to fine
hair without weighing it down.
Also in this reverse process,
conditioneractslikeashieldbe-
tween your hair and shampoo
and it helps so that your hair
gets clean without being
stripped off of all of its natu-
ral oils.
C u t t i n g
your hair
frequently
makes it
g r o w
faster:
A
healthy
s c a l p
is all
w h a t
you need
for grow-
ing your hair
well. Trimming
in every eight to
nine weeks can
help to get rid of
split ends.
Want to look professional yet
trendy at your workplace? Go for
right pairing of clothes, says an
expert. Casual done right: Go un-
conventional and experimental
with chinos in mint, maroon and
olive along with traditional
printed cotton shirts teamed with
warm tan coloured blazers and
loafers. Not only will this combi-
nation add a touch of class to your
look, it will allow you to maintain
the essence of staying effortlessly
casual and comfortable at work.
Jacket it up: If you want to pull
off a more relaxed look, while still
maintaining the sharpness of a
suit, pairing casual clothes with a
jacket can be the perfect pick. Not
only will it bring forth a versatile
way of wearing a suit, this pairing
of a smart bomber jacket with a
more casual pair of chinos and
shirt, without a tie can create a
modern-smart casual look.
Patterns on point: Wear smart
casual trousers like chinos or kha-
kis and pair them with a patterned
shirt and jacket or combine them
Casual Office-
wear Fashion
Trends For Menwith an Ox-
ford shirt or
jumper. Mix
up different
s t y l e s ,
colours and
patterns but
make sure
there aren’t
too many
colours and pat-
terns in one look.
Instead, don one
strongly patterned
piece and pair it with
either neutral tones
or hues from the pat-
tern itself.
Denim is divine:
You can look most
effective in a simple
outfit by keeping it
classy to get you no-
ticed for all of the
right reasons. Match-
ing a pair of smart denims with a white t-
shirt and a denim jacket or by simply
going denim-on-denim can make you
look more dashing.
Want A Good Workout?
Leave Your Phone At Home!
Want to get every perk pos-
sible from your power walk?
Turn off your smartphone, sug-
gests a new study which found
that talking or texting on a cell
phone during exercise lowers
the intensity of a workout and
affects balance.
Michael Rebold, assistant
professor at Hiram College in
the US found that cell phone
texting and talking can have a
negative effect on one’s bal-
ance during everyday activi-
ties.
This is the first known
study to examine the ef-
fects of cell phone use on
postural stability.
“If you are talking or
texting on your cell phone
while you are putting in your
daily steps, your attention is
divided by the two tasks and
that can disrupt your postural
stability, and therefore, possi-
bly predispose individuals to
other greater inherent risks
such as falls and muscu-
loskeletal injuries,” said
Rebold.
The study,
which examined
45 college stu-
dents, showed
that cell phone
texting during
exercise signifi-
cantly impacts
postural stability
– by 45 per cent
– when com-
pared to no cell
phone use.
The investi-
gation also
showed that
talking on a cell
phone while ex-
ercising reduces
postural stability
by 19 per cent.
Listening to mu-
sic, on the other
hand, has no no-
table impact on
postural stability
during exercise.
If discoloration or darken-
ing of skin in underarms is
bothering you, don’t fret as it
can be
tack-
led in dif-
f e r e n t
ways, says
an expert.
* First of all remove under-
arm hair. Your underarms can
look dark because of the in-
grown hair under skin.You can
clear it by waxing but avoid
shaving as shaving only re-
moves the hair above skin and
creates an illusion of darkness.
* Apply some skin lighten-
ing creams. Buy some good
quality skin lightening prod-
ucts like scrubs that contain
peptides and various natural
extracts that help in removing
the darkness of armpits. These
scrubs should be used twice
per week for removal of dirt
and dead skin cells.
* Clean your underarms
daily. Wash and clean under-
arms every day while taking
bath. Washing it every day can
make skin dry, and hence re-
member to moisturize it.
* Use aloe vera gel that can
be used as a natural exfoliat-
ing product. Apply the aloe
vera gel under your arms.
Get Rid Of Under-
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