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Vipin MP: Vyapam scam was a massive admission and recruitment scam involving politicians, senior officials and businessmen in the state of Madhya Pradesh in India. Akshay Singh, who was working with Aaj Tak TV channel died on Saturday in Jhabua after he interviewed parents of a girl who was found dead after her name figured in the Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board ( MPPEB) or Vyapam scam. His family, which first came to know about his death through television chan- nels, has demanded that the viscera test be held out- side the state. MP CM agrees to send journalist Akshay's Viscera Samples to AIIMS. Meanwhile Home Minister Rajnath Singh said I have asked the CM Shivraj Singh Chauhan to send Journalist Akshay's Viscera samples to AIIMS His death caused a ripple as 38 people linked to the scam, including governor Ram Naresh Yadav's son Shailesh Yadav, have died mysteriously over the last two years. Abid Khan, SP, Jhabua said in the Post Mortem report we found Prima facie there is nothing suspicious about the jour- nalist's death. The post- mortem is being waited.Shivraj Singh Chauhan, Chief Minister of MP said, We will carry out investigations into the mat- ter and we will leave no stone unturned. We are deeply saddened because it is a young journalist who died. I can understand the pain the family members are undergoing. I again assure the family members that we will leave no stone unturned. More than 2,000 have been arrested in con- nection with the scam and a special investigation team is probing 25 of the suspicious deaths.. Dr. Anand Rai, Whistle Blower said, I would like to ask the Honourable Chief minister about what his investigations so far have revealed. If he would have ordered investigations then he would have had more details. The deaths that took place in accidents are uncertain but the deaths that took place allegedly because of sudden heart attacks I feel are because of Cardiac poison on plant poi- sons that were used to mur- der these people. Vyapam scam Delhi journo cremat- ed; Rahul, Kejriwal console kin. Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi and Delhi chief ministerArvind Kejriwal on Sunday attended the cre- mation of TV journalist Akshay Singh who died while covering the Vyapam scam. Delhi BJP chief Satish Upadhyaya, deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia, DPCC chief Ajay Maken and Congress lead- ers Digvijay Singh and Randeep Singh Surjewala also attended the cremation at Nigambodh Ghat in East Delhi. Digvijay Singh, Congress leader told media persons, How can a healthy person who has no history of a heart problem die sud- denly ? This is a very shocking inci- dent. We wanted his post mortem to be carried out in Delhi. His Viscera should be preserved. Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi said he was "pained" to meet the family members of the jour- nalist. Arvind Ojha, Akshay's colleague told we were working together on unearthing the scam. That morning we split up, he went to indore and I came to Bhopal. He told me he was going to interview a victim's family. I told him to be careful half an hour later he was dead. Statement of The India Today Group. The India today group is deeply saddened by the untimely demise of Akshay Singh. Akshay had been working with Aaj Tak as a special correspondent since December 2013. Akshay died in the Jhabua district of Madhya Pradesh this Afternoon on Saturday. Akshay worked with the special investigation team of Aaj Tak. He was an enterprising jour- nalist who had many hard hitting investigations to his credit. He had been on an assignment in Madhya Pradesh investigating the Vyapam Scam for the past four days. The cause of his sudden demise is not yet clear. We hope that doctors and law enforcement agencies are able to establish Akshay's death. Second Vyapam Scam Death in 24 hours : One more connected to Vyapam Scam Found dead. Dean with links to Vyapam Accused found death this morning at Delhi in a hotel. That morning, a dean of a Jabalpur Medical College, said to be probing fake examinees in the Vyapam scam, was also found dead under mysterious circum- stances at a hotel in south- west Delhi's Dwarka.. The Congress and Aam Aadmi Party have mounted a sharp attack on the BJP government in MP demand- ing a thorough investigation into the mysterious deaths. We demand CBI Probe - Sudhir Tiwari, District President, IMA, He said Dr Sakalle was looking for 'Munna bhai's ' in his college. His burnt body found in his bungalow in the college campus under mysterious circum- stances on July 4, 2014. Sakalle was a Forensic expert and would not have opted to end his life in such a painful way. We had demanded a CBI probe and even now we are demanding it. Country&PoliticsPolitical News Bulletin & BeyondNational Weekly dUVªh,.MikWfyfVDl o"kZ % 4 vad % 5 ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 ewY; % 2/- i`"B % 16 countryandpolitics.in KillerVyapamScam-Journalist DiesinMP VyapamDeathRoll44deathsstillcounting... Howlongthe warwould remainthe Sameover journalist
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Columns 3ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 Vaidehi Taman In what could be termed as the ultimate abuse of Media power an Air India flight car- rying Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and his entourage to the U.S. was alleged for keeping standby at the Mumbai airport for more than an hour as the reason was stated that the CM office’s Principal Secretary forgot to carry valid documents with him. Earlier, CMO expressed his inabili- ty to comment on the issue, while the Air India too did issue any statement. Later on when these issues started hitting headlines, Air India issued statement denying that the delay was due to the CM and said that the flight in which Fadnavis was to travel was delayed by 57 minutes for a various reasons. Anyway, there was social media outrage and also criticism by opposition, until Devendra Fadnavis said enough is enough! As per media reports, Pravin Pardeshi was cleared at the check-in, but was held back as the passport he was carrying did not have a valid US visa. He had a valid US visa on his old passport and he arranged to bring it, only after which he was allowed to proceed to the aircraft. Congress has targeted Fadnavis over the issue, with the former Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan demanding that he should apologise if he had caused the delay. Reports have sur- faced that passengers of two Air India flights have been inconvenienced because of Union Minister Kiren Rijiju and Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Looking at the ongoing controversy, the Prime Minister’s Office sought a report from the Civil Aviation Ministry on allegations that Union Minister Kiren Rijiju and Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis had caused inconvenience to passengers of Air India owing to their VIP status. After Devendra incidence another media report surfaced that on June 24, three members of a family, including a child, were offloaded from the Leh-Delhi Air India flight at Leh to accommodate Rijiju along with Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh and an aide. This also led to some delay in the flight. Later on Rijiju had claimed it was not a “delay” as the departure of the flight was pre-poned and the door of the air craft was closed for takeoff. Finally, an angry Fadnavis had tweeted that he would file for defamation once he will be back in the country over the controversy of his delegation delaying the Air India flight from Mumbai to New York on June 29. Devendra was attacked on social network; he was slammed by BJP ally Shiv Sena and also by journalists. All of sudden the entire story got twisted to another direc- tions. Indianmediadiggingitsowngrave? In a debatable decision, the BJP-Shiv Sena government in Maharashtra has derecognized Madarsas as ‘schools’. Government has decided that Madarsas will no longer be recognised as schools because these institutions don’t impart formal education. Madarsas only teaches religious education. An education that is principally religious cannot equip young people for life in a modern, secular society. Not only should the curriculum be modern, but the religious part should also be monitored. Madarsas in India, even after Independence of the country, have solidified invaluable services to the development of the community and the country. They have played a silent but significant role in educating millions of Muslim population of the country. The services of Madarsas are not limited to spreading literacy; but also encompass social, political and academic fields. Ulema produced by these Madarsas provide leadership not only in religious matters but also in social and political spheres as well. Madarsa education in India and the present status of Muslim education is concerned; undoubtedly, it is an important dimen- sion in the realm of Muslim educational system in India; which requires urgent attention. The new challenges of the 21st cen- tury cannot be encountered without considering the problems of Muslim education in India, because Muslims are the biggest minority community of this nation comprising 13.4 per cent of its population. And Madarsa education is a significant part of the History of Muslim education and Islamic studies in India. The history of Madarsa education in India starts since the arrival of Muslims in India and it began in the 10th century with the establishment of Maktabs and Madarsas in the towns of Sind, Dabel, Mansura, Multan by the Arab traders and settlers. WhytoderecognizeMadarsas? Dr. Shalini Rajneesh Government of Karnataka through Karnataka State Backward Classes Commission is undertaking an ambitious project of mapping its entire popula- tion of 6.2 crores across 55 parameters which include socio-educational, occupa- tional & economic indica- tors at an approximate expenditure of Rs.189.00 crores from 11th April to 30th April 2015. Although many surveys have been undertaken by Government of India, such as decennial census or Socio-economic caste Census, yet the data base of every citizen or household, be it rural or urban is far from being transparent and compre- hensive. The main objective is to Collect authentic Statistics on Social, Educational and Occupational Status of all the classes/Caste, cross validate with other databas- es like AAdhar, EPIC, SSA, Ration card etc., put select- ed parameters on portal for public view and sharing the data with other depart- ments for leveraging it to make necessary schemes to match the needs of the people. For the first time, this sur- vey will be analyzing the reason for socio-education- al backwardness of more than 1200 castes/ sub-castes in an objective and transparent man- ner. Some of the critical parameters collected includes Address, Caste, Sub caste, Aadhar no., Voter Id card no., disability details, educational details along with reasons for dropout, occupation, resid- ing area and ownership detail, fuel for cooking, source of lighting, sanita- tion facility etc. The parameters are so comprehensive that it will give a clear picture of differ- ent level of povertiness existing in the state, district wise. Each family/individual is being tagged with unique identity features such as Aadhar, Voter ID, Ration Card no., Door no., Mobile no. etc. to ensure that there is no overlapping or dupli- c a t e identi- ties, which often lead to pil- ferages in Government schemes. The digitization, cross validation and report generation job is carried out by M/S Bharat Electronics Limited. Pilot survey A pilot survey was done in 1 enumeration block in each taluka to get first hand experience of the survey process and to study the pilot data to identify gaps and rectify it before it is scaled up. Based on the feedback received from public, enumerators and supervisors changes were made like inclu- sion of some caste earlier missed out under SC/ST category. A SATCOM train- ing cum doubt clearing session, chaired by social welfare minister, was arranged to sensitize the personnel of all level involved in survey activity. Print media and radio cam- paigns were made to make public aware and cooper- ate with the survey activi- ties. Survey activities. After doing the preliminary check for households as per the Abridged household list in the first two days, the survey has picked up pace now. The survey activity has started in almost all the enumeration blocks of the state. As on today, a total of 8.04 lakhs households have been surveyed in the state, which is around 6% of the total households. Reserve enumerators have also been put for the EBs where the no. of house- holds are more and can’t be completed with a single enumerator in given time. After doing the survey the head of the household has to sign on the form along with the enumerator for tak- ing the responsibility for the trueness of the content. The survey form is again checked by the supervisor for data correctness. Then the forms are handed over to BEL for digitization and cross validation of the data. Here also quality control supervisors will check the digitized data with actual form for data integrity. Continued on Page11 BackwardClassescommission'sSocio EducationalSurvey
Delhi/NCR4 ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 spl. correspondent New Delhi: In a fitting tribute to one of the most iconic movie stars of all time, Indian movie legend Anupam Kher posted #Velfie videos on the occasion of Marlon Brando’s 11th death anniversary i.e July 1. Kher, who debuted on the #Velfie app to connect with his fan following, could be seen lip-syncing to the late actor’s famous dialogues from his acclaimed hit ‘The Godfather’ in the two videos. “This is a great platform for not only professional actors but also people who are not actors but have the passion for the craft. It is also a great app to have some fun with.” said Anupam Kher Marlon Brando, who passed away due to respiratory ill- ness in 2004, is considered as one of the finest and most talented natural actors of all time. Best known for his por- trayal of Don Vito Corleone in ‘The Godfather’, Brando has also acted in several critically acclaimed movies such as On the Waterfront, Last Tango in Paris, Apocalypse Now and A Streetcar Named Desire. AnupamKherdedicatesaVelfietributeon MarlonBrando’s11thdeathanniversary Manesar to Dhaula Kuan Metro Rail Project to be Apporved Shortly: Gadkari New York: “It is the best way to produce a powerful film when talent of two best film schools of east and west meet and team together for a film production” said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studio and AAFT inviting film and televi- sion students from Kanbar Institute of Film And TV during his visit to Tisch School of Arts of New York University “I recommend two students this time Riya Agarwal of film studies and Sejal Kothari of Photography Department to be part of the film to be produced by Marwah Studio in India” said Prof. Karl Bardosh of KIFT confidentially. “It is a dream come true for any student to get an opportunity of this level immediate- ly after finishing the course. I have started preparing my script for this film” expressed Sejal Kothari. “I am excited about this new project and thankful to Sandeep Marwah who has thought of this kind of joint venture,” added Riya Agarwal. Kanbar Institute of Film And TV honored earlier Sandeep Marwah for his untiring contribution towards promoting Mobile Cinema. StudentsofTischSchoolofArtsAndAAFTWillTeamForFilmProduction Shakti-Woman of Substance spl. correspondent New Delhi: "Shakti - mean- ing "Power" or "empower- ment," is the primordial cos- mic energy and represents the dynamic forces that are thought to move through the entire universe.On the earthly plane, Shakti most actively manifests through female embodiment and cre- ativity/fertility, though it is also present in males in its potential, un-manifest form. Not only is Shakti responsi- ble for creation, it is also the agent of all change. Shakti is cosmic existence as well as liberation, its most signif- icant form being the Kundalini Shakti, a mysteri- ous psycho-spiritual force. Shakti exists in a state of svātantrya, dependence on no one, being interdepen- dent with the entire uni- verse. Concept: Picturing a Woman in differ- ent forms & roles, Shakti explores the concept of womanhood represented by the social & sacred func- tions her image has served through time. New Delhi: 3rd day of “Digital India Week” J&K Postal Circle organized visit of school stu- dents to computerized Post Office which include Srinagar GPO, Anantnag HO, Baramulla HO and many other major Post Offices. About 1200 students from more than 30 schools which include Govt. Schools and some prominent schools visited various com- puterized Post Offices. The main function was cele- brated in Srinagar General Post Office where the stu- dents were shown computer- ized booking of various arti- cles of letter mail, parcel mail, opening of saving bank accounts, commemorative postage stamps issued by Department of Posts, printing of personalized “My Stamp” process of mail, post shop etc. The students were also shown stage by stage the pro- cessing of booked articles for further dispatch to their office of destination. Department of Posts is organ- izing various competitions in which they can participate and win the exciting prizes. Students can participate in the Stamp Design Competition for students which is open for all those people who are upto 18 years of age and is organized at national level. “ChildrenVisitedto PostOfficeson‘EducationDay’
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Tourism9 ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 “Celebrte of ‘Aam’begins’’ Binod Kumar Singh New Delhi: 27th Mango Festival organized by Delhi Tourism in association with Govt. of Delhi began at Dilli Haat, Janakpuri. The festival was inaugurated by Sh. Arvind Kejriwal, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Govt. of Delhi, in the august presence of Sh. Manish Sisodia, Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister, Govt. of Delhi and Sh. Kapil Mishra, Hon’ble Minister for Law, Tourism, Art, Culture & Languages and Water, Govt. of Delhi. Sh. Z. U. Siddiqui, MD & CEO, Delhi Tourism and Sh. Ravi Dadhich, GM, Delhi Tourism were also present on the occasion. Sh. Arvind Kejriwal appreciat- ed the festival and compli- mented the efforts of Delhi Tourism, in keeping the tradi- tion of organizing this unique event alive from the past 27 years, which offers a magnifi- cent display of ample mango variety under one roof. As summers and mangoes go hand in hand, the Mango Festival is a great way to make Delhi’s sweltry summers lusciously endurable. In the course of time, the festival has become one of the major and the most awaited cultural events of Delhi, drawing thou- sands of visitors every year. Having shifted venues a cou- ple of times, from the lush green orchards of Saharanpur to Talkatora Stadium and then to Dilli Haat, Pitampura, it is for the first time that the Mango Festival has been organized at Dilli Haat, Janakpuri. Photo: Binod Takiawala “New York is the most populous city in the United States and the center of the New York metropoli- tan area, the premier gateway for legal immigra- tion to the United States and one of the most pop- ulous urban agglomerations in the world. A global power city” informed Sandeep Marwah Managing Director of National Federation of Tourism And Transport Cooperatives of India Limited during his visit to New York. New York exerts a significant impact upon com- merce, finance, media, art, fashion, research, technology, education, and entertainment. Home to the headquarters of the United Nations, New York is an important center for international diplo- macy and has been described as the cultural and financial capital of the world New York is the most densely populated major city in the United States. As many as 800 lan- guages are spoken in New York,, making it the most linguistically diverse city in the world. Many districts and landmarks in New York City have become well known, and the city received a record 56 million tourists in 2014, hosting three of the world’s ten most visited tourist attractions in 2013. Several sources have ranked New York the most photographed city in the world said Sandeep Marwah. We need through planning and designing in con- verting New Delhi and National Capital Region into an International Hub like New York Marwah added while talking to the press at Hotel Trump, Soho. Master Planning Is Required to Convert Delhi into International Hub- Marwah
Internationl10 ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 Oil-SpillBritish energy giant BP on Friday, announced it had agreed to settle US fed- eral and state claims worth up to USD 18.7 billion over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. With this agreement we provide a path to closure for BP and the Gulf,” said BP chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg. The agreement increases the pre-tax cost of the disaster to BP by an estimated USD 10 billion to USD 53.8 billion, the compa- ny said, adding that a final figure would be released in its second quarter results due later this month. “This is a realistic outcome which provides clarity and certainty for all parties,” BP group chief executive Bob Dudley added in a statement. “For BP, this agreement will resolve the largest liabilities remaining from the tragic accident and enable BP to focus on safely delivering the energy the world needs.” The deal has been struck with the US fed- eral government and five Gulf Coast states — Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas — affected by the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig. Eleven people died and mil- lions of barrels of oil were spilled into the Gulf, decimating wildlife and devastating the ecology of a region dependent on the seafood and tourism industries. The settlement, to be paid out by BP’s US upstream subsidiary, BP Exploration and Production Inc, includes $5.5 billion to the US as a civil penalty under the Clean Water Act. A further USD 7.1 billion will be paid to the US and Gulf Coast states over 15 years for natural resource damages, in addition to USD 1 billion already committed. Another USD 4.9 billion will be paid over 18 years to settle economic and other claims made by the five Gulf Coast states. And up to USD 1 billion will be paid to resolve claims made by more than 400 local government entities. The head of the US Justice Department, Attorney General Loretta Lynch, hailed what she said was a record deal. “If approved by the court, this settlement would be the largest settlement with a sin- gle entity in American history; it would help repair the damage done to the Gulf economy, fisheries, wetlands and wildlife; and it would bring lasting benefits to the Gulf region for generations to come,” she said in a statement. BP agrees to settle $18.7 billion claims over 2010 Mexico oil spill; largest settlement in American history In yet another setback for India-born former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta, a federal US judge has rejected his appeal to overturn his two-year sentence and conviction on insider trading, rejecting his plea that there was “insufficient” evidence of him receiving “personal benefit” in exchange for providing tips. District Judge Jed Rakoff said in a 9-page ruling issued on Thursday in the Southern District Court that Gupta’s argument that the evidence of personal ben- efits presented at the trial was insufficient to sustain his conviction calling it “both too late and too little”. Gupta, 66, was convicted in 2012 of passing confi- dential boardroom information to now jailed hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam. He appealed his conviction on various grounds, but the US Federal Court of Appeals and even the Supreme Court rejected his arguments and affirmed the conviction. Gupta is currently serving a two-year prison term in a federal prison in Massachusetts state and is sched- uled to be released in March 2016.In his new appeal, Gupta cited the Appeals Court’s recent decision in which it reversed the insider convictions of hedge- fund managers Todd Newman and Anthony Chiasson. In the landmark ruling, the appeals court had ruled that for an insider trading conviction prosecutors must show that a defendant received a personal benefit for passing illegal tips. Gupta sought to vacate his sentence and the judge- ment against him on the basis of an argument that the trial court’s instruction to the jury concerning the “per- sonal benefit” element of an insider trading violation was “erroneous” and there was insufficient evidence of such benefit. RajatGupta’sappealtoquashinsidertradingconvictionfails Terrorist incidents such as the 2008 Mumbai attack pose a major threat for China’s Navy in guarding the country’s largest city and financial hub Shanghai, a senior PLA Navy officer has said. “Stability and development is the main momentum for the whole world now. Here also, for me, anti-terrorism is the tradi- tional operation. Shanghai is an economic centre and shipping and trade centre, and I really take anti-terrorist elements as main threats to peace and stability,” Wei Xiandong, Chief of Staff, Shanghai Naval Garrison, said during an interaction with a delegation of Indian journalists. When asked does the threat perception come from any coun- try as Shanghai’s sister city Mumbai faced the 2008 attack by Pakistani terrorists who travelled in a boat, he said that Shanghai has not confronted any real terrorist attack or inci- dent and the Navy would learn from the experience of other countries to meet the challenge of terrorism and to maintain the security environment. “We did not confront any real terrorism attack or accidents in Shanghai or any other surrounding coastal cities. What I can is that we would learn anti-terrorism experience from countries around the world during our job to protect the city,” he said. According to China’s military strategy, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy will enhance its capabilities for strategic deterrence and counterattack, maritime manoeuvres, joint operations at sea, comprehensive defence and comprehen- sive support. The Shanghai Naval Garrison is under the jurisdiction of the Eastern Sea Fleet. The Eastern Sea Fleet, which was the first naval force formed by the People’s Republic of China in 1949, is a comprehensive force consisting of submarines, naval ves- sels and different specialised service units which conduct operations and undertake different missions, Wei said. Shanghai terror threat major worry for PLA Navy: Top officer At least 150 people have been killed in an attack believed to have been carried out by Boko Haram militants in Nigeria`s north-eastern Borno state. According to witnesses, gunmen stormed through the village of Kukawa near Lake Chad, killing 97 people, including women and children, reported the BBC.In a separate attack carried out, militants gunned down 48 men after they had finished prayers in two villages near the town of Monguno, a resident said. The town had recently been captured by the ter- rorist group.At least 17,000 people, mostly civilians, have been killed since 2009, when Boko Haram launched a deadly offensive to try to impose militant Islamist rule, according to Amnesty International. Boko Haram slaugh- ters 150 in Nigeria HammondThe final number of Britons confirmed killed by an Islamist gunman in Tunisia a week ago is 30 and all victims have been identified, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said. “We now have all 30 British victims positively identified and we can say with a high degree of confidence that is the final death toll,” Hammond told reporters on arrival in the Austrian capital for nuclear talks between Iran and major powers. The death toll has risen several times, from 22 to 27, and again then to 29. Hammond added that the British authorities will be repatriating bodies over the next few days. Final British death toll in Tunisia attack rises to 30: Hammond What does the future look like for young people in cri- sis-hit Greece, where years of hardship and sky- high unemployment were followed this week by bank closures? The answer: self-imposed exile. “I don’t see a future in Greece,” sighs Dani Iordake. The 21-year-old, who proudly sports self- styled tattoos on his arms, was forced to drop out of university to help his moth- er pay the bills. “It’s a beautiful country… (but) I couldn’t imagine liv- ing here and struggling every day,” he said. With youth unemployment at nearly 50% and a break- down in negotiations with Greece’s international creditors heralding further financial woes, many of Iordake’s contemporaries are packing their bags. Over 200,000 Greeks have quit the country since the financial crisis began in 2010, according to a Endeavor Greece, a local chapter of an entrepre- neurial promotional group. They have been driven away by a dearth of jobs, pitiful wages, endemic cor- ruption and lack of meri- tocracy. YoungGreeksfleeabroadascrisisdeepens
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court stayed the arrest order of St. Stephen's College pro- fessor Satish Kumar, accused of sexually assaulting a PhD student till August 17, the next date of the hearing. Meanwhile, amidst protests demanding the resignation of college principal Valson Thampu over the molestation row, both the Delhi University and the human resource development ministry refused to intervene in the matter. Justice Indermeet Kaur issued the notice to the Delhi Police to file a status report regarding the progress made in the investigation before the next hearing date. Simultaneously, Satish Kumar (40) has been asked to join the probe as and when required. After a trial court on June 23 declined the relief sought by Kumar, the latter, challenging the order, moved the high court. The PhD student, on June 19, had lodged an FIR against Kumar, alleging that she was sexually assaulted by him and also accused the college principal of shielding the accused by intimidating her to close the matter to avoid delay or problems in comple- tion of her PhD. New Delhi: Amid a rag- ing controversy over the alleged molestation at St. Stephen’s College, HRD Ministry asked UGC to take “appropriate measure” to ensure the institute’s Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) completes the enquiry “expeditiously” and “impartially”. “Given the fact that the com- plainant has expressed apprehensions regarding the impartiality of the ICC, the Ministry has asked UGC take appro- priate measure to ensure that the committee com- pletes the required enquiry expeditiously and impartially,” sources in the Ministry said. The Ministry had earlier instructed the college to expedite the probe. The complainant in con- nection with the alleged molestation case involv- ing her professor at St. Stephen’s college has refused to appear before the ICC so far, saying she is “seeking redress elsewhere”. “I would like to make it abundantly clear that I have withdrawn my com- plaint from your commit- tee and do not wish to pursue the matter before it as I am seeking redress elsewhere. “Given the present situa- tion of my withdrawal, the need for my appear- ance before the commit- tee does not arise,” she said in an email to the ICC chairman. The research scholar had approached police on June 19 alleging that she was molested by Satish Kumar, an assis- tant professor in col- lege’s Chemistry Department. She had also accused college Principal Valson Thampu of “shielding” the accused when the matter was reported to the ICC. The complainant had withdrawn her complaint from the ICC on June 21 claiming that she has lost faith in the commit- tee’s proceedings. Crime/Education11 ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 Pramesh Jain Bangalore: He said the concept of having dedicated auto lanes is a failure in Bengaluru city. Especially since the roads in Bengaluru city are narrow, it is difficult to parcel out different lane for different kinds of vehicles and expect that it won't affect the traffic. This concept could succeed in some other cities as it has done abroad. But it won't in Bengaluru also having auto lanes at a few roads is not going to solve the traffic problems of Bengaluru. A senior police official said while introducing a Auto- Lane he said it is a big proj- ect of our Commissioner of Police M N Reddi to make traffic free in the city as auto drivers they used to stop in between which makes traffic jam but it has been failed concept as it increased huge congestion in traffic by this concept as many times the traffic was used to get piled up on the Anand Rao Circle till K R Circle in which Ambulance was strucked for long time and with this the ambulance was stucked in traffic jam and was forced to change the route and many students who studies in Maharani's college told we are facing huge problem with this auto lane as the auto lane is in right side and the auto drivers drops us near Fire Station or Jail Junction as Freedom park it is even very difficult for us to cross roads as there is no signal lights too here and in between we can't get down if there is any emergency we need to get down near Freedom park only. and one road cannot be divided into 4 roads or 3 roads it will result in more accidents as if any- one coming from the left and want to take right turn to go towards freedom park and the autos coming in unscien- tific Auto-Lanes is confusing to the commuters. Many even met with acci- dents, Auto lane was not safety for road users it was dangerous due to heavy Barricades was putted which may result in severe accident and dangerous to life also. As the traffic police would have putted plastic cones are would have tied with rope but they dint do. Many auto drivers were against of it and many were far of this concept many fol- lowed it strictly when they deputed a traffic police to make auto drivers follow the Auto-lane as traffic police even did awareness by giv- ing them pamphlets to follow the rules. As it was been effective in some areas the traffic police came with a new rule that if any auto does not follow auto lane will be fined Rs.100. As the auto unions were against of it as they said putting fine will not make sense as if they start putting cases we will protest for the auto lane after this the auto lane was not followed by auto drivers nor Police. Source said to introduce Auto-Lanes Bengaluru police Commissioner has spent Rs.10 Crore ? for it for the barricades and marking lane, painting on the road- side but it has been a failure concept . And flop show of Auto lane to Bengaluru police . AutoLanes,AFailedConceptSaysSriHariTrafficExpert SriHariTrafficExperttoldpresspersons,AreDedicatedAuto-LanesRequired? HRD Ministry asked toUGC Support activities. A hyperlink on backward class deptt. website has been created to monitor the pre-sur- vey activities including assigning jobs to people at different level, training them and material management. A dedicated call centre service (080-44554444) with 200 dedicated lines is put in serv- ice for 24X7 for addressing any issues faced by public and enumerators related to the survey. Many complaints were initially received regarding the poor quality of job done by enumerators in collecting and recording the information. Action was promptly taken on all the complaints and performance and quality is expected to improve. BEL along with digitization is also doing the job of creating a webpage for reporting the daily progress of the survey activity for public view. The page gives a brief report on the progress of the survey activity at different level starting from enumerator’s field survey to the digitization of the forms. Various formats of reporting with parameters like forms received, forms digitized, forms QC checked, forms approved etc. have been given to BEL for thorough analysis of the quality and attend to any shortcomings in data entry/digitization. Related data from other databases like Aadhar, EPIC, Ration card are also being taken and incorporated in the applications for data cross validation and flagging mismatch, if any. Comprehensive database The multi pronged strategy of field cum electronic monitoring of survey activities is poised to create a historic database, which can form a strong base for scientific plan- ning of resource utilization and making schemes for deserving categories of people. Backward Classes................. Delhi University admissions New Delhi: With the issue of the third cut off list by Delhi University, students might find satisfaction since the dream to get their choice of college may come true. Availability of popular courses such as English in 28 colleges, followed by BCom in 20, BCom (H) in 17 and Economics in 16 is all set to increase the prob- abilty of admission of aspir- ing students. Talking about North Campus colleges, top col- leges like Hindu, Hans Raj, and Ramjas are open for admissions in nine popular courses. Among popular off-campus colleges, Lady Shri Ram College contin- ues to admit students in courses like BA (pro- gramme), Economics, English, History, Political Science and Mathematics, while Gargi is open in BCom (H), English and Political Science. LSR holds its ground strong with courses like Statistics (96 per cent), Journalism (97 per cent), Philosophy (92.25 per cent) and Sanskrit (61 per cent). Sexual assault case
Business12 ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 Jh x.ks’kk; ue% T;ksfr"k tUei=h tUedq.Myh jkf’k jRu] fookg gou egk:nzkfHk"ksd jkek;.k] lqUnjdk.M ?kjsyq leL;k ukSdjh ‘’kknh vkilh >xM+s] ysu&nsu tSlh lHkh çdkj dh leL;kvksa dk lekèkku fu%’kqYd i0 eukst xkSM+ ¼‘kkL=h th½ Add- A- 115, Piller No. 34- 35 Top Floor, Vikas Marg, Shakarpur, New Delhi- 110092 eks0+91 9990807660, 9711409076 Jh cnjh fnO; T;ksfr”k laLFkku cnp bureau New Delhi: Union Commerce & Industry Minister Mrs. Nirmala Sithara assured a delegation of Confederation ofAll India Traders (CAIT) that Government is not considering to open FDI in retail trade. Regarding e-commerce business in India she said that e commerce is gaining its depth among the consumers and as is a more technology driven business format. States have a greater role to play in e commerce since it involves taxation jurisdiction which is under the domain of States. As such, much detailed discussion not only with the stakeholders but also with State Governments, Banks and other allied Agencies is very much required. She informed that she has already began the process of discus- sion. The CAIT has demanded formation of a policy for e commerce business in India. CAIT Delegation met Nirmala Sitharaman on FDI in Retail cnp bureau New Delhi: Recently there had been a lot of discussion on safety and security and there are lots of companies are making wearable and application about safety and security, health and fitness, etc. With the technological advancement in every field Smart24x7 in order to ensure safety would be focussing around the idea of Internet of Things (IoT). IoT is the network of physical objects or "things" embedded with electronics, software, sensors and connectivity to enable it to achieve greater value and service by exchanging data with the manufacturer, oper- ator and/or other connected devices. Each thing is uniquely identifiable through its embedded computing system but is able to interoperate within the existing Internet infrastructure. Guidelines released by Govt.of India under the initiative of Department Tele communication Photo: Binod Kumar Singh cnp bureau New Delhi: The multifaceted Viveck Shettyy has yet again added another feather to his cap with his reappointment as the Head of the Media Cell of CGSI (Consumer Guidance Society of India ) for the second consecutive year . Indus Communication headed by Viveck Shetty has been reap- pointed as the official communi- cations agency for CGSI for the second year in a row . Shettyy stated, “ The reappointment will further encourage me to take the consumer movement and CGSI to the next level in India . In the years to come the con- sumer in India will be king like his counterparts abroad , thanks to the untiring efforts of bodies like CGSI ” Viveck Shettyy Reappointed as Head of Media Cell of CGSI New Delhi: Food inflation this year is expected to remain subdued despite good or bad monsoon as the recent trend of build up in WPI and CPI Food Index has been at a lower level compared to pre- vious years, said PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry in a press statement issued. Currently both the CPI and WPI food inflation are hovering at 4.8% and 3.8% (in May 2015) and are expected to remain below 6% (average) by December 2015. According to PHD Research Bureau, research arm of PHD Chamber, the time series analysis of last 25 years (1990-2015) explains that among the various demand and supply side factors, it is the increasing income that explains the food inflation in India. Food inflation to remain subdued; mon- soon not much correlated: PHD Chamber The Indian hotel industry will witness a modest growth of 5 to 6 per cent in the current fiscal due to delays of under- construction projects, according to ratings agency ICRA. The revenue growth for the industry is expected to remain weak in the first half of 2015 with a growth rate of just 3 to 4 per cent and oper- ating margins are likely to be flat, it said. Occupancies in the hotel for FY2015-16 is expected to improve by 2 to 4 per cent and revenue per room will go up by 3 to 5 per cent, said ICRA in its research on the Indian Hotel Industry. “In view of continued weak- ness in the Indian Hotel industry, ICRA has marginal- ly revised growth estimates for the industry down to a top-line growth of 5 to 6 per cent during 2015-16, with flat operating margins,” the report said. It further added: “Room inventory in the country is expected to grow by 12 per cent during 2015-16, as com- pared to 4 per cent during 2014-15,” the report said. Due to delays of under con- struction project, addition of new properties still continue to trickle in from projects announced during before 2009. However, domestic travel has shown strong growth trends in last 12 months as per the domestic Revenue Passenger Kilometre (RPKM). Hotel industry to see modest 6pc growth in FY16: ICRA Infosys said it will invest USD 10 million (about Rs. 63 crore) in Ireland-based start-ups that are developing disruptive tech- nologies and is expanding presence there by setting up a unit in Dublin. The Bangalore-based IT services firm has been selected as a strategic partner by Allied Irish Banks (AIB), a financial servic- es group operating predominantly in Ireland and the UK, to set up a 200-seater unit in Dublin. “Infosys intends to set aside USD 10 million from its global Innovation Fund for Ireland-based start-ups… Infosys is keen to continue sharing its expertise to assist start-ups that are developing and enabling these (disruptive) technologies,” Infosys said in a statement. Earlier this year, Infosys had announced the USD 500 million Innovation Fund, earmarked for investments in the growth of disruptive new technologies. As a strategic partner to AIB, Infosys will provide application development and management, and transformation and inno- vation services. “This exciting partnership with AIB is a springboard for Infosys to expand its services into a new market,” it said. Infosys will also set up a 200-seat facility in Dublin to house the staff who will be transferring from AIB as well as any addition- al staff who will be appointed locally following recent agree- ments that Infosys has signed in the region, it added. Infosys to invest $10 mn in Irish start-ups, expand presence
Entertainment13 ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 yami-gautamYami Gautam, the lead actress in ‘Yaariyan’- fame Divya Khosla Kumar’s second directorial venture ‘Sanam Re’, says her character will be seen in different age groups in this “intense love story”. “I’’m playing a girl from Shimla in the film. It’s a love story with Pulkit Samrat opposite me. The film also enters a time lapse where you’ll see me in a different age group,” said Yami at the launch of a food fashion show. “The film is extremely intense and that’s the way it is being shot. It’s an intense love story which is not seen too often nowadays as romcoms are dominating right now. I hope you like the whole film, just like you loved the first look.” Yami said she was impressed with the music composed by Amaal Malik and also by Divya’s direction.She said said was also fond of Rishi Kapoor’s interesting look in the film. The film, produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar and Ajay Kapoor, also stars Urvashi Rautela in an important role. The film is slated to release in February 2016. YamiGautamtobeseenindifferentagegroupsin‘SanamRe’ Mumbai: Actress-filmmak- er Pooja Bhatt says she refused to be a part of her father filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt’s romantic musical drama ‘Aashiqui’ because of love. The 43-year-old, who made her debut with the 1989 film ‘Daddy’, said her uncle Mukesh Bhatt offered her a role in the highly acclaimed film, but she declined because her boyfriend did not want her to be an actress. “I had a boyfriend and I was in love with him since I was 12-year-old. When I was 16, I started dating him. At 17 I did ‘Daddy’ and at 18 I was offered ‘Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin. “So he very patiently went through the phase of my first film and said ‘If you want to marry me, drop movie offers as I’ll never marry an actor’,” Pooja said at an event here when asked why she refused her uncle’s offer. Pooja shared insights about her life during a session on the second day of Jagran Film Festival here. The five- day gala was being held in Siri Fort Auditorium. Ishouldhaveaccepted‘Aashiqui’:PoojaBhatt Mumbai: SonakshiThe actress who made her debut with Dabangg will also be a part of the third instalment of the series. It is her co-actor Salman Khan, who confirmed the news. When the Bajrangi Bhaijaan was asked if the Rowdy Rathore fame will feature in Dabangg 3, he said, “Yes”. Neither the story of the film has been penned nor the shoot has begun, but the release date of Dabangg 3 has already been decided. Reportedly, the film will release on Eid 2017. However, the Kick star says that it is not certain. Talking of the release date of the film, Salman said, “Currently, we are writing the script. It’s all there in the mind, we just have to sit down for three-four days and pen it down. I don’t know if it will be an Eid 2017 release, though. If the film is ready and there is a gap of three-four months for Eid, Diwali or Christmas, we will adjust accordingly. Sometimes ek mahina idhar-udhar ho jaata hai, like we missed the Christmas date for Jai Ho and so had to release in January. SonakshiSinhaWillStarinDabangg3? Mumbai: AbhishekAbhishek Bachchan feels that nobody can match steps with Rishi Kapoor and it is his dream to dance with the veteran actor. “It was a dream of mine to dance with him (Rishi Kapoor). I think nobody can perform a song like Chintu uncle. We were shooting for ‘Delhi 6′. “I begged to Rakeysh Ompraskash Mehra (director) to give me a song with him. He gave us a beautiful song ‘Rehna Tu’ but that was in background. So, I could not dance with him,” Abhishek told reporters here at the trailer launch of “All Is Well”. Abhishek said he had a great time working with Rishi in the film. “I had one condition with Umesh Shukla (director of ‘All Is Well’) that I want at least two songs with him (Rishi Kapoor) and I am thank- ful that we got lucky as we got to perform with him whom we consider the best. He is still the best. We had a great time,” he said. Recalling his visits to the film sets of his father as a kid, Abhishek said he used to interact most with Rishi. “Whenever I used to be on sets of my father’s films as a child I used to interact a lot with him (Rishi Kapoor). After my father I am a big fan of him. I used to love being with him. He used to play with us when we were kids,” Abhishek said. On the plot of “All Is Well”, Abhishek said it is about a dysfunctional family and subsequent emotional bonding among its members. NobodycandancelikeRishiKapoor:AbhishekBachchan
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  • 1. Vipin MP: Vyapam scam was a massive admission and recruitment scam involving politicians, senior officials and businessmen in the state of Madhya Pradesh in India. Akshay Singh, who was working with Aaj Tak TV channel died on Saturday in Jhabua after he interviewed parents of a girl who was found dead after her name figured in the Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board ( MPPEB) or Vyapam scam. His family, which first came to know about his death through television chan- nels, has demanded that the viscera test be held out- side the state. MP CM agrees to send journalist Akshay's Viscera Samples to AIIMS. Meanwhile Home Minister Rajnath Singh said I have asked the CM Shivraj Singh Chauhan to send Journalist Akshay's Viscera samples to AIIMS His death caused a ripple as 38 people linked to the scam, including governor Ram Naresh Yadav's son Shailesh Yadav, have died mysteriously over the last two years. Abid Khan, SP, Jhabua said in the Post Mortem report we found Prima facie there is nothing suspicious about the jour- nalist's death. The post- mortem is being waited.Shivraj Singh Chauhan, Chief Minister of MP said, We will carry out investigations into the mat- ter and we will leave no stone unturned. We are deeply saddened because it is a young journalist who died. I can understand the pain the family members are undergoing. I again assure the family members that we will leave no stone unturned. More than 2,000 have been arrested in con- nection with the scam and a special investigation team is probing 25 of the suspicious deaths.. Dr. Anand Rai, Whistle Blower said, I would like to ask the Honourable Chief minister about what his investigations so far have revealed. If he would have ordered investigations then he would have had more details. The deaths that took place in accidents are uncertain but the deaths that took place allegedly because of sudden heart attacks I feel are because of Cardiac poison on plant poi- sons that were used to mur- der these people. Vyapam scam Delhi journo cremat- ed; Rahul, Kejriwal console kin. Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi and Delhi chief ministerArvind Kejriwal on Sunday attended the cre- mation of TV journalist Akshay Singh who died while covering the Vyapam scam. Delhi BJP chief Satish Upadhyaya, deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia, DPCC chief Ajay Maken and Congress lead- ers Digvijay Singh and Randeep Singh Surjewala also attended the cremation at Nigambodh Ghat in East Delhi. Digvijay Singh, Congress leader told media persons, How can a healthy person who has no history of a heart problem die sud- denly ? This is a very shocking inci- dent. We wanted his post mortem to be carried out in Delhi. His Viscera should be preserved. Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi said he was "pained" to meet the family members of the jour- nalist. Arvind Ojha, Akshay's colleague told we were working together on unearthing the scam. That morning we split up, he went to indore and I came to Bhopal. He told me he was going to interview a victim's family. I told him to be careful half an hour later he was dead. Statement of The India Today Group. The India today group is deeply saddened by the untimely demise of Akshay Singh. Akshay had been working with Aaj Tak as a special correspondent since December 2013. Akshay died in the Jhabua district of Madhya Pradesh this Afternoon on Saturday. Akshay worked with the special investigation team of Aaj Tak. He was an enterprising jour- nalist who had many hard hitting investigations to his credit. He had been on an assignment in Madhya Pradesh investigating the Vyapam Scam for the past four days. The cause of his sudden demise is not yet clear. We hope that doctors and law enforcement agencies are able to establish Akshay's death. Second Vyapam Scam Death in 24 hours : One more connected to Vyapam Scam Found dead. Dean with links to Vyapam Accused found death this morning at Delhi in a hotel. That morning, a dean of a Jabalpur Medical College, said to be probing fake examinees in the Vyapam scam, was also found dead under mysterious circum- stances at a hotel in south- west Delhi's Dwarka.. The Congress and Aam Aadmi Party have mounted a sharp attack on the BJP government in MP demand- ing a thorough investigation into the mysterious deaths. We demand CBI Probe - Sudhir Tiwari, District President, IMA, He said Dr Sakalle was looking for 'Munna bhai's ' in his college. His burnt body found in his bungalow in the college campus under mysterious circum- stances on July 4, 2014. Sakalle was a Forensic expert and would not have opted to end his life in such a painful way. 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ljla?kpkyd iwT; Jh xq:th ¼xksyoydj th½ dk twu 1973 esa dSalj ds dkj.k nsgkar gks x;kA r`rh; ljla?kpkyd ds :i esa ckyklkgc nsojl th us Hkh bl fLFkfr dks le>k vkSj t;çdk'k ukjk;.k th] tks thou Hkj la?k fojks/kh jgs] ds lkFk HksaV dj muds vkanksyu esa la?k ds lg;ksx dk vk'oklu fn;kA lHkh la?k çsfjr laxBu vkSj tula?k tsih ds lkFk tqM+ x,A bl chp d'ehj ds i=dkj 'kehe vgen 'kehe dks fn, lk{kkRdkj esa dq[;kr rLdj gkth eLrku us dgk dh Þdkaxzsl ds usrk fnu ds mtkys esa gesa xkfy;ka nsrs gS vkSj jkr ds v¡/ksjs esa dVksjk ysdj iSlk ekaxus vk tkrs gSaß] bl lk{kkRdkj ij bafnjk th HkM+d x;ha vkSj rLdjksa vkSj vkfFkZd vijkf/k;ksa ds fo#) ;q) NsM+ fn;k x;kA dksQsikslk vkSj ehlk tSls dkuwu ykxw dj fn, x,] ysfdu ehlk dk nq:i;ksx jktfufrd fojksf/k;ksa ds fo#) fd;k x;kA fcgkj ds fo|kFkhZ ifj"kn ds usrk lq'khy dqekj eksnh vkSj Jh jke cgknqj jk; Hkh ehlk esa can dj fn, x,A ftlds dqN /kkjkvksa dks loksZPp U;k;ky; us vlaoS/kkfud ?kksf"kr dj fn;kA ukxjokyk dkaM vkSj rqyeksgu jke dkaM esa Hkz"Vkpkj dk eqík ehfM;k esa vkSj laln ds vanj ckgj Nk x;kA ‘ ’ks"k i`"B 7 ns'k es yxkrkj i=dkjksa ij tkuysok geys gks jgs gSa] dbZ i=dkjksa dks ekSr ds ?kkV mrkj fn;k x;k gS fQj Hkh ns'k dh jkT; ljdkjsa o dsaæ ljdkj pqIih lk/ks cSBh gS iwjs ns'k dks mEehn Fkh dh eksnh ljdkj vkus ds ckn ns'k es cnyko vk,sxkA gka cnyko vk;k vkSj ,slk vk;k dh i=dkjksa dks [kqysvke tyk;k tk jgk gSa ekjk tk jgk gS] gky gh esa dbZ i=dkjksa dh ekSr dh ?kVuk lkeus vkbZ o dbZ i=dkjksa ij tkuysok geys gq, vkSj geyk djus okyksa ij dksbZ dk;Zokgh ugha gks jgh gS D;wafd lHkh ekfQ;k lHkh xqaMs fdlh u fdlh jktuSfrd ikVhZ ls tqM+s gq, gSa vkSj tc rd jkT; ljdkj ;k dsaæ ljdkj dk gkFk ekfQ;kvksa ds lj ij gS mudk dksbZ Hkh cky ;k ckdka ugha dj ldrk oSls rks usrk Hkh i=dkjksa ij geys dj jgs gSaA bruh ?kVuk,¡ gksus ds ckn Hkh fdlh ekfQ;k ;k fdlh Hkh vijk/kh ftUgksaus i=dkjksa ij geys fd;s mu ij dksbZ dk;Zokgh ugha gqbZ dgus dks ehfM;k yksdra= dk pkSFkk LrEHk gS] ehfM;k ij ;kfu yksdra= ds pkSFks LrEHk ij yxkrkj geyksa ds ckn Hkh ds lHkh LrEHk pIqih lk/ks cSBs gSa D;wafd lHkh okjnkrsa i=dkjksa ds lkFk gqbZ gSa] 'kkgtgkaiqj esa Lora= i=dkj txsaæ flag dh ekSr dk ekeyk lqy>k Hkh ugha fd e/; çns'k ds ckyk?kkV ls nks fnu igys viâr i=dkj lanhi dksBkjh dk tyk 'ko egkjk"Vª esa o/kkZ ds djhc ,d [ksr esa ik;k x;kA lanhi dksBkjh eksVjlkbfdy ls nksLr yfyr jkgaxMkys ds lkFk mejh xkao tk jgs Fks] tc ,d Qksj Oghyj xkM+h us igys mudh eksVjlkbfdy dks VDdj ekjh fQj yfyr dks ekjihV dj Hkxkus ds ckn lanhi dk vigj.k dj fy;kA nks fnuksa ds ckn ;kfu 'kfuokj 21 twu dh nsj 'kke dks lanhi dk 'ko egkjk"Vª ds o/kkZ ds ikl ls cjken fd;k x;kA txsaæ flag ds ifjokj okyksa ls Hkh dsl [kRe djus ds fy, ljdkj }kjk nokc cuk;k tk jgk gS] gR;k ekeys dh ,dek= p'enhn }kjk viuk c;ku cnyus ds ckn Hkh ,slh vk'kadk trkbZ tk jgh gS fd] ftl rjg ls bl ekeys esa ;wih ds ea=h jkeewfrZ oekZ dk uke lkeus vk;k gS] mlls fu"i{k tkap dh mEehn ne rksM+rh utj vk jgh gS D;wksafd jkeewfrZ mÙkj çns'k ljdkj esa ea=h gS vkSj lcls T;knk xqaMk jkt rks mÙkj çns'k es gSa tgka i=dkjksa ij slcls T;knk tkuysok geys gks jgs gSaA ;wih ds pankSyh ftys esa Hkh ,u,uvksvkbZ Vhoh U;wt ,tsalh ds fLVaxj vfuy dqekj flag ds lkFk pkj ;qodksa us ekjihV djus ds ckn mudk ekbd] vkbZMh] dSejk vkSj eksckby ywV fy;kA vfuy dh fdLer vPNh Fkh fd 'kksj&'kjkck gksus ds dkj.k ogka yksxksa dh HkhM+ bdëk gks xbZ vkSj ekSds ij iqfyl ds igqapus ij vkjksih Qjkj gks x, vkSj os cp x,A yxkrkj gks jgh bu ?kVukvksa us fQj ;s loky [kM+k dj fn;k gS fd i=dkjksa ds çfr ftl rjg ls fgalk dh ?kVuk,a yxkrkj c<+rh tk jgh gSa] dgha oks yksdra= esa vlgefr vkSj vkykspuk dh ?kVrh txg dk lcwr rks ughaA ’ks"k i`"B 6 fofiu xkSM+ Mk0fnyhi dqekj yksdra= thr x;k dapu ;kno ns’k esa ?kVrh yM+fd;kasa dh la[;k ,d fpark dk fo"k; gSA gj fdlh dks ,d vPNh eka ;k ,d lsok djus okyh iRuh pkfg, gksrh gS] ysfdu vkt [kqn ge csfV;ksa dh j{kk ugha dj ik jgsa gSaA ns’k esa gj rjQ gkgkdkj eph gqbZ gS] yksx cgqr fcth gS] fd bl vksj è;ku gh ugha ns ik jgsa gSaA vxj dqN xyr Hkh gks jgk gS rks ge mlls dksbZ Hkh lcd ugha ys jgsa gSaA ,slk yxrk gS] nqfu;k flQZ iSlksa ds fy, gh cuh gSA lc HkkxnkSM+ esa O;Lr gSaA ge xyrh lqèkkjus dh Hkh dksf’k’k ugha dj jgs] vkSj [kqn dks Hkh lqèkkjus dh HkhA gj jkst dksbZ uk dksbZ yM+dh fdlh dh gol dk f’kdkj cu jgh gS] vkSj ge dqN ugha dj ik jgs ;k fQj djus dh dksf’k’k ugha dj jgsA ge ;s D;ks ugha lksp jgs fd vkt dksbZ yM+dh fdlh dh gol dk f’kdkj cuh gS dy dgha gekjh csVh Hkh ml gol dk f’kdkj uk cu tk,A vHkh Hkh le; gS gekjs ikl csfV;ksa dh j{kk djus dkA vxj vHkh ge ugha tkxs rks ’kk;n gesa vkxs tkxus dk le; gh ugha feysxkA rc rd cgqr nsj gks pqdh gksxhA ’kk;n gekjs gkFk ls lcdqN tk pqdk gksxkA tSls dksbZ ifjokj vèkwjk gksrk gS fcuk L=h ds oSls gh ,dfnu gekjk ns’k Hkh ,slk uk gks tk, vkSj yksxksa ds ikl dksbZ tckc gh uk gks ,d edku dks ?kj ;k ifjokj cukus dk dk;Z flQZ L=h gh dj ldrh gS] vkSj ge D;k dj jgsa ml L=h ds lkFkA D;k D;k ugha >syrh yM+fd;kaA jkst fdruh csfV;ka ej jgha gSa dqN yksx rks [kaqn gh ekj nsrsa gSa csVh dks cks> le> ds vkSj dqN ds LkkFk bruk xyr gks tkrk gS] fd dHkh&dHkh jksaxVs Hkh [kM+s gks tkrsa gSA fQj pkgsa oks fuHkZ;k dk dsl jgk gks ;k dksbZ vkSjA uk tkus fdruh fuHkZ;k jkst ,sls gh ej jgh gksaxhA ge flQZ gkFk ij gkFk j[ks cSBsa gq, gSA ’keZ vkuh pkfg, gesa gekjs vanj uk rks balkfu;r gh gS vkSj uk gh ge ,d balku Hkh jgsa gSA Hkxoku us ftl ukjh dks ’kfDr dk :Ik fn;k gS ge mlh dks [kRe dj jgsa gSaA ;gka ij eq>s ,d dgkor ;kn vkrh gSA ^csfV;ka gksrh gSa lkSHkkX; 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  • 3. Columns 3ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 Vaidehi Taman In what could be termed as the ultimate abuse of Media power an Air India flight car- rying Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and his entourage to the U.S. was alleged for keeping standby at the Mumbai airport for more than an hour as the reason was stated that the CM office’s Principal Secretary forgot to carry valid documents with him. Earlier, CMO expressed his inabili- ty to comment on the issue, while the Air India too did issue any statement. Later on when these issues started hitting headlines, Air India issued statement denying that the delay was due to the CM and said that the flight in which Fadnavis was to travel was delayed by 57 minutes for a various reasons. Anyway, there was social media outrage and also criticism by opposition, until Devendra Fadnavis said enough is enough! As per media reports, Pravin Pardeshi was cleared at the check-in, but was held back as the passport he was carrying did not have a valid US visa. He had a valid US visa on his old passport and he arranged to bring it, only after which he was allowed to proceed to the aircraft. Congress has targeted Fadnavis over the issue, with the former Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan demanding that he should apologise if he had caused the delay. Reports have sur- faced that passengers of two Air India flights have been inconvenienced because of Union Minister Kiren Rijiju and Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. Looking at the ongoing controversy, the Prime Minister’s Office sought a report from the Civil Aviation Ministry on allegations that Union Minister Kiren Rijiju and Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis had caused inconvenience to passengers of Air India owing to their VIP status. After Devendra incidence another media report surfaced that on June 24, three members of a family, including a child, were offloaded from the Leh-Delhi Air India flight at Leh to accommodate Rijiju along with Jammu and Kashmir Deputy Chief Minister Nirmal Singh and an aide. This also led to some delay in the flight. Later on Rijiju had claimed it was not a “delay” as the departure of the flight was pre-poned and the door of the air craft was closed for takeoff. Finally, an angry Fadnavis had tweeted that he would file for defamation once he will be back in the country over the controversy of his delegation delaying the Air India flight from Mumbai to New York on June 29. Devendra was attacked on social network; he was slammed by BJP ally Shiv Sena and also by journalists. All of sudden the entire story got twisted to another direc- tions. Indianmediadiggingitsowngrave? In a debatable decision, the BJP-Shiv Sena government in Maharashtra has derecognized Madarsas as ‘schools’. Government has decided that Madarsas will no longer be recognised as schools because these institutions don’t impart formal education. Madarsas only teaches religious education. An education that is principally religious cannot equip young people for life in a modern, secular society. Not only should the curriculum be modern, but the religious part should also be monitored. Madarsas in India, even after Independence of the country, have solidified invaluable services to the development of the community and the country. They have played a silent but significant role in educating millions of Muslim population of the country. The services of Madarsas are not limited to spreading literacy; but also encompass social, political and academic fields. Ulema produced by these Madarsas provide leadership not only in religious matters but also in social and political spheres as well. Madarsa education in India and the present status of Muslim education is concerned; undoubtedly, it is an important dimen- sion in the realm of Muslim educational system in India; which requires urgent attention. The new challenges of the 21st cen- tury cannot be encountered without considering the problems of Muslim education in India, because Muslims are the biggest minority community of this nation comprising 13.4 per cent of its population. And Madarsa education is a significant part of the History of Muslim education and Islamic studies in India. The history of Madarsa education in India starts since the arrival of Muslims in India and it began in the 10th century with the establishment of Maktabs and Madarsas in the towns of Sind, Dabel, Mansura, Multan by the Arab traders and settlers. WhytoderecognizeMadarsas? Dr. Shalini Rajneesh Government of Karnataka through Karnataka State Backward Classes Commission is undertaking an ambitious project of mapping its entire popula- tion of 6.2 crores across 55 parameters which include socio-educational, occupa- tional & economic indica- tors at an approximate expenditure of Rs.189.00 crores from 11th April to 30th April 2015. Although many surveys have been undertaken by Government of India, such as decennial census or Socio-economic caste Census, yet the data base of every citizen or household, be it rural or urban is far from being transparent and compre- hensive. The main objective is to Collect authentic Statistics on Social, Educational and Occupational Status of all the classes/Caste, cross validate with other databas- es like AAdhar, EPIC, SSA, Ration card etc., put select- ed parameters on portal for public view and sharing the data with other depart- ments for leveraging it to make necessary schemes to match the needs of the people. For the first time, this sur- vey will be analyzing the reason for socio-education- al backwardness of more than 1200 castes/ sub-castes in an objective and transparent man- ner. Some of the critical parameters collected includes Address, Caste, Sub caste, Aadhar no., Voter Id card no., disability details, educational details along with reasons for dropout, occupation, resid- ing area and ownership detail, fuel for cooking, source of lighting, sanita- tion facility etc. The parameters are so comprehensive that it will give a clear picture of differ- ent level of povertiness existing in the state, district wise. Each family/individual is being tagged with unique identity features such as Aadhar, Voter ID, Ration Card no., Door no., Mobile no. etc. to ensure that there is no overlapping or dupli- c a t e identi- ties, which often lead to pil- ferages in Government schemes. The digitization, cross validation and report generation job is carried out by M/S Bharat Electronics Limited. Pilot survey A pilot survey was done in 1 enumeration block in each taluka to get first hand experience of the survey process and to study the pilot data to identify gaps and rectify it before it is scaled up. Based on the feedback received from public, enumerators and supervisors changes were made like inclu- sion of some caste earlier missed out under SC/ST category. A SATCOM train- ing cum doubt clearing session, chaired by social welfare minister, was arranged to sensitize the personnel of all level involved in survey activity. Print media and radio cam- paigns were made to make public aware and cooper- ate with the survey activi- ties. Survey activities. After doing the preliminary check for households as per the Abridged household list in the first two days, the survey has picked up pace now. The survey activity has started in almost all the enumeration blocks of the state. As on today, a total of 8.04 lakhs households have been surveyed in the state, which is around 6% of the total households. Reserve enumerators have also been put for the EBs where the no. of house- holds are more and can’t be completed with a single enumerator in given time. After doing the survey the head of the household has to sign on the form along with the enumerator for tak- ing the responsibility for the trueness of the content. The survey form is again checked by the supervisor for data correctness. Then the forms are handed over to BEL for digitization and cross validation of the data. Here also quality control supervisors will check the digitized data with actual form for data integrity. Continued on Page11 BackwardClassescommission'sSocio EducationalSurvey
  • 4. Delhi/NCR4 ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 spl. correspondent New Delhi: In a fitting tribute to one of the most iconic movie stars of all time, Indian movie legend Anupam Kher posted #Velfie videos on the occasion of Marlon Brando’s 11th death anniversary i.e July 1. Kher, who debuted on the #Velfie app to connect with his fan following, could be seen lip-syncing to the late actor’s famous dialogues from his acclaimed hit ‘The Godfather’ in the two videos. “This is a great platform for not only professional actors but also people who are not actors but have the passion for the craft. It is also a great app to have some fun with.” said Anupam Kher Marlon Brando, who passed away due to respiratory ill- ness in 2004, is considered as one of the finest and most talented natural actors of all time. Best known for his por- trayal of Don Vito Corleone in ‘The Godfather’, Brando has also acted in several critically acclaimed movies such as On the Waterfront, Last Tango in Paris, Apocalypse Now and A Streetcar Named Desire. AnupamKherdedicatesaVelfietributeon MarlonBrando’s11thdeathanniversary Manesar to Dhaula Kuan Metro Rail Project to be Apporved Shortly: Gadkari New York: “It is the best way to produce a powerful film when talent of two best film schools of east and west meet and team together for a film production” said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studio and AAFT inviting film and televi- sion students from Kanbar Institute of Film And TV during his visit to Tisch School of Arts of New York University “I recommend two students this time Riya Agarwal of film studies and Sejal Kothari of Photography Department to be part of the film to be produced by Marwah Studio in India” said Prof. Karl Bardosh of KIFT confidentially. “It is a dream come true for any student to get an opportunity of this level immediate- ly after finishing the course. I have started preparing my script for this film” expressed Sejal Kothari. “I am excited about this new project and thankful to Sandeep Marwah who has thought of this kind of joint venture,” added Riya Agarwal. Kanbar Institute of Film And TV honored earlier Sandeep Marwah for his untiring contribution towards promoting Mobile Cinema. StudentsofTischSchoolofArtsAndAAFTWillTeamForFilmProduction Shakti-Woman of Substance spl. correspondent New Delhi: "Shakti - mean- ing "Power" or "empower- ment," is the primordial cos- mic energy and represents the dynamic forces that are thought to move through the entire universe.On the earthly plane, Shakti most actively manifests through female embodiment and cre- ativity/fertility, though it is also present in males in its potential, un-manifest form. Not only is Shakti responsi- ble for creation, it is also the agent of all change. Shakti is cosmic existence as well as liberation, its most signif- icant form being the Kundalini Shakti, a mysteri- ous psycho-spiritual force. Shakti exists in a state of svātantrya, dependence on no one, being interdepen- dent with the entire uni- verse. Concept: Picturing a Woman in differ- ent forms & roles, Shakti explores the concept of womanhood represented by the social & sacred func- tions her image has served through time. New Delhi: 3rd day of “Digital India Week” J&K Postal Circle organized visit of school stu- dents to computerized Post Office which include Srinagar GPO, Anantnag HO, Baramulla HO and many other major Post Offices. About 1200 students from more than 30 schools which include Govt. Schools and some prominent schools visited various com- puterized Post Offices. The main function was cele- brated in Srinagar General Post Office where the stu- dents were shown computer- ized booking of various arti- cles of letter mail, parcel mail, opening of saving bank accounts, commemorative postage stamps issued by Department of Posts, printing of personalized “My Stamp” process of mail, post shop etc. The students were also shown stage by stage the pro- cessing of booked articles for further dispatch to their office of destination. Department of Posts is organ- izing various competitions in which they can participate and win the exciting prizes. Students can participate in the Stamp Design Competition for students which is open for all those people who are upto 18 years of age and is organized at national level. “ChildrenVisitedto PostOfficeson‘EducationDay’
  • 5. 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lsok;sa dks gj laHko fpfdRldksa }kjk miyC/k djk;h tk;sxh vkSj lqj{kk ds n`f"V ls Hkh ogka ij lSfudksa dh iw.kZ :Ik ls RkSukrh gSA tks vejukFk ;k=k ij vk;s J)yqvksa dh lqj{kk djsxsaA gksVy lurqj dk Hkh fujh{k.k fd;k vkSj vPNh lqfo/kk,sa miyC/k djkus ds fy, dgk A euuh; ea=h Mk0 egs'k 'kekZ th us tEew&dk'ehj ds jkT;iky ekuuh; ,u-,u- oksgjk ls Hkh eqykdkr dh vkSj tEEkw&dk'ehj esa i;ZVu] laLd`fr ,oa gokbZ lsokvksa dks vf/kd&ls&vf/kd c<+kok fn;k tk,] ftlls izns'k esa i;ZVdksa dh la[;k c<+s] ftlls tEEkw&dk'ehj dks Hkh bldk ykHk i;ZVu dh n`f"V ls feysxkA bl ;k=k ds nkSjku ts-Mh-th-] Mh-th-lh-,-] lh-,e-Mh- iou gal] lh-bZ-vks- vejukFk lkbZu cksMZ] ,oa lHkh foHkkxksa ds vf/kdkjh mifLFkr jgsA Mk0 egs'k 'kekZ vejukFk ;k=k dk fufj{k.k djrs gq, fouksn rfd;kokyk ubZ fnYyh% fcxM+rh tuNfo dks lq/kkjus izpkj gsrq mRrjh fnYYkh uxj fuxe ds LFkk;h lfefr ds v/;{k Jh eksgu izlkn Hkkj}kt] us dgk fd o"kZ 2015&16 ds fy, vke vkneh ikVhZ ljdkj }kjk izpkj ds fy, j[ks x;s 526 djksM+ :i;s vius 'kh"kZ usrk dh jkst [kqyrh iksy vkSj vlyh jktuSfrd ea'kk dks fNikus ds fy, j[kk x;k ctV gSA Jh Hkkj}kt us ekax dh gS fd fnYYkh ds ctV esa vke turk dh [kwu&ilhus dh xk<+h dekbZ gS tks fd ljdkj us djksa ds uke ij olwyh gS bls ljdkj dh vkM+ esa O;fDrxr izpkj ds fy, O;; 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  • 9. Tourism9 ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 “Celebrte of ‘Aam’begins’’ Binod Kumar Singh New Delhi: 27th Mango Festival organized by Delhi Tourism in association with Govt. of Delhi began at Dilli Haat, Janakpuri. The festival was inaugurated by Sh. Arvind Kejriwal, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Govt. of Delhi, in the august presence of Sh. Manish Sisodia, Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister, Govt. of Delhi and Sh. Kapil Mishra, Hon’ble Minister for Law, Tourism, Art, Culture & Languages and Water, Govt. of Delhi. Sh. Z. U. Siddiqui, MD & CEO, Delhi Tourism and Sh. Ravi Dadhich, GM, Delhi Tourism were also present on the occasion. Sh. Arvind Kejriwal appreciat- ed the festival and compli- mented the efforts of Delhi Tourism, in keeping the tradi- tion of organizing this unique event alive from the past 27 years, which offers a magnifi- cent display of ample mango variety under one roof. As summers and mangoes go hand in hand, the Mango Festival is a great way to make Delhi’s sweltry summers lusciously endurable. In the course of time, the festival has become one of the major and the most awaited cultural events of Delhi, drawing thou- sands of visitors every year. Having shifted venues a cou- ple of times, from the lush green orchards of Saharanpur to Talkatora Stadium and then to Dilli Haat, Pitampura, it is for the first time that the Mango Festival has been organized at Dilli Haat, Janakpuri. Photo: Binod Takiawala “New York is the most populous city in the United States and the center of the New York metropoli- tan area, the premier gateway for legal immigra- tion to the United States and one of the most pop- ulous urban agglomerations in the world. A global power city” informed Sandeep Marwah Managing Director of National Federation of Tourism And Transport Cooperatives of India Limited during his visit to New York. New York exerts a significant impact upon com- merce, finance, media, art, fashion, research, technology, education, and entertainment. Home to the headquarters of the United Nations, New York is an important center for international diplo- macy and has been described as the cultural and financial capital of the world New York is the most densely populated major city in the United States. As many as 800 lan- guages are spoken in New York,, making it the most linguistically diverse city in the world. Many districts and landmarks in New York City have become well known, and the city received a record 56 million tourists in 2014, hosting three of the world’s ten most visited tourist attractions in 2013. Several sources have ranked New York the most photographed city in the world said Sandeep Marwah. We need through planning and designing in con- verting New Delhi and National Capital Region into an International Hub like New York Marwah added while talking to the press at Hotel Trump, Soho. Master Planning Is Required to Convert Delhi into International Hub- Marwah
  • 10. Internationl10 ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 Oil-SpillBritish energy giant BP on Friday, announced it had agreed to settle US fed- eral and state claims worth up to USD 18.7 billion over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. With this agreement we provide a path to closure for BP and the Gulf,” said BP chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg. The agreement increases the pre-tax cost of the disaster to BP by an estimated USD 10 billion to USD 53.8 billion, the compa- ny said, adding that a final figure would be released in its second quarter results due later this month. “This is a realistic outcome which provides clarity and certainty for all parties,” BP group chief executive Bob Dudley added in a statement. “For BP, this agreement will resolve the largest liabilities remaining from the tragic accident and enable BP to focus on safely delivering the energy the world needs.” The deal has been struck with the US fed- eral government and five Gulf Coast states — Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas — affected by the explosion on the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig. Eleven people died and mil- lions of barrels of oil were spilled into the Gulf, decimating wildlife and devastating the ecology of a region dependent on the seafood and tourism industries. The settlement, to be paid out by BP’s US upstream subsidiary, BP Exploration and Production Inc, includes $5.5 billion to the US as a civil penalty under the Clean Water Act. A further USD 7.1 billion will be paid to the US and Gulf Coast states over 15 years for natural resource damages, in addition to USD 1 billion already committed. Another USD 4.9 billion will be paid over 18 years to settle economic and other claims made by the five Gulf Coast states. And up to USD 1 billion will be paid to resolve claims made by more than 400 local government entities. The head of the US Justice Department, Attorney General Loretta Lynch, hailed what she said was a record deal. “If approved by the court, this settlement would be the largest settlement with a sin- gle entity in American history; it would help repair the damage done to the Gulf economy, fisheries, wetlands and wildlife; and it would bring lasting benefits to the Gulf region for generations to come,” she said in a statement. BP agrees to settle $18.7 billion claims over 2010 Mexico oil spill; largest settlement in American history In yet another setback for India-born former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta, a federal US judge has rejected his appeal to overturn his two-year sentence and conviction on insider trading, rejecting his plea that there was “insufficient” evidence of him receiving “personal benefit” in exchange for providing tips. District Judge Jed Rakoff said in a 9-page ruling issued on Thursday in the Southern District Court that Gupta’s argument that the evidence of personal ben- efits presented at the trial was insufficient to sustain his conviction calling it “both too late and too little”. Gupta, 66, was convicted in 2012 of passing confi- dential boardroom information to now jailed hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam. He appealed his conviction on various grounds, but the US Federal Court of Appeals and even the Supreme Court rejected his arguments and affirmed the conviction. Gupta is currently serving a two-year prison term in a federal prison in Massachusetts state and is sched- uled to be released in March 2016.In his new appeal, Gupta cited the Appeals Court’s recent decision in which it reversed the insider convictions of hedge- fund managers Todd Newman and Anthony Chiasson. In the landmark ruling, the appeals court had ruled that for an insider trading conviction prosecutors must show that a defendant received a personal benefit for passing illegal tips. Gupta sought to vacate his sentence and the judge- ment against him on the basis of an argument that the trial court’s instruction to the jury concerning the “per- sonal benefit” element of an insider trading violation was “erroneous” and there was insufficient evidence of such benefit. RajatGupta’sappealtoquashinsidertradingconvictionfails Terrorist incidents such as the 2008 Mumbai attack pose a major threat for China’s Navy in guarding the country’s largest city and financial hub Shanghai, a senior PLA Navy officer has said. “Stability and development is the main momentum for the whole world now. Here also, for me, anti-terrorism is the tradi- tional operation. Shanghai is an economic centre and shipping and trade centre, and I really take anti-terrorist elements as main threats to peace and stability,” Wei Xiandong, Chief of Staff, Shanghai Naval Garrison, said during an interaction with a delegation of Indian journalists. When asked does the threat perception come from any coun- try as Shanghai’s sister city Mumbai faced the 2008 attack by Pakistani terrorists who travelled in a boat, he said that Shanghai has not confronted any real terrorist attack or inci- dent and the Navy would learn from the experience of other countries to meet the challenge of terrorism and to maintain the security environment. “We did not confront any real terrorism attack or accidents in Shanghai or any other surrounding coastal cities. What I can is that we would learn anti-terrorism experience from countries around the world during our job to protect the city,” he said. According to China’s military strategy, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Navy will enhance its capabilities for strategic deterrence and counterattack, maritime manoeuvres, joint operations at sea, comprehensive defence and comprehen- sive support. The Shanghai Naval Garrison is under the jurisdiction of the Eastern Sea Fleet. The Eastern Sea Fleet, which was the first naval force formed by the People’s Republic of China in 1949, is a comprehensive force consisting of submarines, naval ves- sels and different specialised service units which conduct operations and undertake different missions, Wei said. Shanghai terror threat major worry for PLA Navy: Top officer At least 150 people have been killed in an attack believed to have been carried out by Boko Haram militants in Nigeria`s north-eastern Borno state. According to witnesses, gunmen stormed through the village of Kukawa near Lake Chad, killing 97 people, including women and children, reported the BBC.In a separate attack carried out, militants gunned down 48 men after they had finished prayers in two villages near the town of Monguno, a resident said. The town had recently been captured by the ter- rorist group.At least 17,000 people, mostly civilians, have been killed since 2009, when Boko Haram launched a deadly offensive to try to impose militant Islamist rule, according to Amnesty International. Boko Haram slaugh- ters 150 in Nigeria HammondThe final number of Britons confirmed killed by an Islamist gunman in Tunisia a week ago is 30 and all victims have been identified, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said. “We now have all 30 British victims positively identified and we can say with a high degree of confidence that is the final death toll,” Hammond told reporters on arrival in the Austrian capital for nuclear talks between Iran and major powers. The death toll has risen several times, from 22 to 27, and again then to 29. Hammond added that the British authorities will be repatriating bodies over the next few days. Final British death toll in Tunisia attack rises to 30: Hammond What does the future look like for young people in cri- sis-hit Greece, where years of hardship and sky- high unemployment were followed this week by bank closures? The answer: self-imposed exile. “I don’t see a future in Greece,” sighs Dani Iordake. The 21-year-old, who proudly sports self- styled tattoos on his arms, was forced to drop out of university to help his moth- er pay the bills. “It’s a beautiful country… (but) I couldn’t imagine liv- ing here and struggling every day,” he said. With youth unemployment at nearly 50% and a break- down in negotiations with Greece’s international creditors heralding further financial woes, many of Iordake’s contemporaries are packing their bags. Over 200,000 Greeks have quit the country since the financial crisis began in 2010, according to a Endeavor Greece, a local chapter of an entrepre- neurial promotional group. They have been driven away by a dearth of jobs, pitiful wages, endemic cor- ruption and lack of meri- tocracy. YoungGreeksfleeabroadascrisisdeepens
  • 11. New Delhi: The Delhi High Court stayed the arrest order of St. Stephen's College pro- fessor Satish Kumar, accused of sexually assaulting a PhD student till August 17, the next date of the hearing. Meanwhile, amidst protests demanding the resignation of college principal Valson Thampu over the molestation row, both the Delhi University and the human resource development ministry refused to intervene in the matter. Justice Indermeet Kaur issued the notice to the Delhi Police to file a status report regarding the progress made in the investigation before the next hearing date. Simultaneously, Satish Kumar (40) has been asked to join the probe as and when required. After a trial court on June 23 declined the relief sought by Kumar, the latter, challenging the order, moved the high court. The PhD student, on June 19, had lodged an FIR against Kumar, alleging that she was sexually assaulted by him and also accused the college principal of shielding the accused by intimidating her to close the matter to avoid delay or problems in comple- tion of her PhD. New Delhi: Amid a rag- ing controversy over the alleged molestation at St. Stephen’s College, HRD Ministry asked UGC to take “appropriate measure” to ensure the institute’s Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) completes the enquiry “expeditiously” and “impartially”. “Given the fact that the com- plainant has expressed apprehensions regarding the impartiality of the ICC, the Ministry has asked UGC take appro- priate measure to ensure that the committee com- pletes the required enquiry expeditiously and impartially,” sources in the Ministry said. The Ministry had earlier instructed the college to expedite the probe. The complainant in con- nection with the alleged molestation case involv- ing her professor at St. Stephen’s college has refused to appear before the ICC so far, saying she is “seeking redress elsewhere”. “I would like to make it abundantly clear that I have withdrawn my com- plaint from your commit- tee and do not wish to pursue the matter before it as I am seeking redress elsewhere. “Given the present situa- tion of my withdrawal, the need for my appear- ance before the commit- tee does not arise,” she said in an email to the ICC chairman. The research scholar had approached police on June 19 alleging that she was molested by Satish Kumar, an assis- tant professor in col- lege’s Chemistry Department. She had also accused college Principal Valson Thampu of “shielding” the accused when the matter was reported to the ICC. The complainant had withdrawn her complaint from the ICC on June 21 claiming that she has lost faith in the commit- tee’s proceedings. Crime/Education11 ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 Pramesh Jain Bangalore: He said the concept of having dedicated auto lanes is a failure in Bengaluru city. Especially since the roads in Bengaluru city are narrow, it is difficult to parcel out different lane for different kinds of vehicles and expect that it won't affect the traffic. This concept could succeed in some other cities as it has done abroad. But it won't in Bengaluru also having auto lanes at a few roads is not going to solve the traffic problems of Bengaluru. A senior police official said while introducing a Auto- Lane he said it is a big proj- ect of our Commissioner of Police M N Reddi to make traffic free in the city as auto drivers they used to stop in between which makes traffic jam but it has been failed concept as it increased huge congestion in traffic by this concept as many times the traffic was used to get piled up on the Anand Rao Circle till K R Circle in which Ambulance was strucked for long time and with this the ambulance was stucked in traffic jam and was forced to change the route and many students who studies in Maharani's college told we are facing huge problem with this auto lane as the auto lane is in right side and the auto drivers drops us near Fire Station or Jail Junction as Freedom park it is even very difficult for us to cross roads as there is no signal lights too here and in between we can't get down if there is any emergency we need to get down near Freedom park only. and one road cannot be divided into 4 roads or 3 roads it will result in more accidents as if any- one coming from the left and want to take right turn to go towards freedom park and the autos coming in unscien- tific Auto-Lanes is confusing to the commuters. Many even met with acci- dents, Auto lane was not safety for road users it was dangerous due to heavy Barricades was putted which may result in severe accident and dangerous to life also. As the traffic police would have putted plastic cones are would have tied with rope but they dint do. Many auto drivers were against of it and many were far of this concept many fol- lowed it strictly when they deputed a traffic police to make auto drivers follow the Auto-lane as traffic police even did awareness by giv- ing them pamphlets to follow the rules. As it was been effective in some areas the traffic police came with a new rule that if any auto does not follow auto lane will be fined Rs.100. As the auto unions were against of it as they said putting fine will not make sense as if they start putting cases we will protest for the auto lane after this the auto lane was not followed by auto drivers nor Police. Source said to introduce Auto-Lanes Bengaluru police Commissioner has spent Rs.10 Crore ? for it for the barricades and marking lane, painting on the road- side but it has been a failure concept . And flop show of Auto lane to Bengaluru police . AutoLanes,AFailedConceptSaysSriHariTrafficExpert SriHariTrafficExperttoldpresspersons,AreDedicatedAuto-LanesRequired? HRD Ministry asked toUGC Support activities. A hyperlink on backward class deptt. website has been created to monitor the pre-sur- vey activities including assigning jobs to people at different level, training them and material management. A dedicated call centre service (080-44554444) with 200 dedicated lines is put in serv- ice for 24X7 for addressing any issues faced by public and enumerators related to the survey. Many complaints were initially received regarding the poor quality of job done by enumerators in collecting and recording the information. Action was promptly taken on all the complaints and performance and quality is expected to improve. BEL along with digitization is also doing the job of creating a webpage for reporting the daily progress of the survey activity for public view. The page gives a brief report on the progress of the survey activity at different level starting from enumerator’s field survey to the digitization of the forms. Various formats of reporting with parameters like forms received, forms digitized, forms QC checked, forms approved etc. have been given to BEL for thorough analysis of the quality and attend to any shortcomings in data entry/digitization. Related data from other databases like Aadhar, EPIC, Ration card are also being taken and incorporated in the applications for data cross validation and flagging mismatch, if any. Comprehensive database The multi pronged strategy of field cum electronic monitoring of survey activities is poised to create a historic database, which can form a strong base for scientific plan- ning of resource utilization and making schemes for deserving categories of people. Backward Classes................. Delhi University admissions New Delhi: With the issue of the third cut off list by Delhi University, students might find satisfaction since the dream to get their choice of college may come true. Availability of popular courses such as English in 28 colleges, followed by BCom in 20, BCom (H) in 17 and Economics in 16 is all set to increase the prob- abilty of admission of aspir- ing students. Talking about North Campus colleges, top col- leges like Hindu, Hans Raj, and Ramjas are open for admissions in nine popular courses. Among popular off-campus colleges, Lady Shri Ram College contin- ues to admit students in courses like BA (pro- gramme), Economics, English, History, Political Science and Mathematics, while Gargi is open in BCom (H), English and Political Science. LSR holds its ground strong with courses like Statistics (96 per cent), Journalism (97 per cent), Philosophy (92.25 per cent) and Sanskrit (61 per cent). Sexual assault case
  • 12. Business12 ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 Jh x.ks’kk; ue% T;ksfr"k tUei=h tUedq.Myh jkf’k jRu] fookg gou egk:nzkfHk"ksd jkek;.k] lqUnjdk.M ?kjsyq leL;k ukSdjh ‘’kknh vkilh >xM+s] ysu&nsu tSlh lHkh çdkj dh leL;kvksa dk lekèkku fu%’kqYd i0 eukst xkSM+ ¼‘kkL=h th½ Add- A- 115, Piller No. 34- 35 Top Floor, Vikas Marg, Shakarpur, New Delhi- 110092 eks0+91 9990807660, 9711409076 Jh cnjh fnO; T;ksfr”k laLFkku cnp bureau New Delhi: Union Commerce & Industry Minister Mrs. Nirmala Sithara assured a delegation of Confederation ofAll India Traders (CAIT) that Government is not considering to open FDI in retail trade. Regarding e-commerce business in India she said that e commerce is gaining its depth among the consumers and as is a more technology driven business format. States have a greater role to play in e commerce since it involves taxation jurisdiction which is under the domain of States. As such, much detailed discussion not only with the stakeholders but also with State Governments, Banks and other allied Agencies is very much required. She informed that she has already began the process of discus- sion. The CAIT has demanded formation of a policy for e commerce business in India. CAIT Delegation met Nirmala Sitharaman on FDI in Retail cnp bureau New Delhi: Recently there had been a lot of discussion on safety and security and there are lots of companies are making wearable and application about safety and security, health and fitness, etc. With the technological advancement in every field Smart24x7 in order to ensure safety would be focussing around the idea of Internet of Things (IoT). IoT is the network of physical objects or "things" embedded with electronics, software, sensors and connectivity to enable it to achieve greater value and service by exchanging data with the manufacturer, oper- ator and/or other connected devices. Each thing is uniquely identifiable through its embedded computing system but is able to interoperate within the existing Internet infrastructure. Guidelines released by Govt.of India under the initiative of Department Tele communication Photo: Binod Kumar Singh cnp bureau New Delhi: The multifaceted Viveck Shettyy has yet again added another feather to his cap with his reappointment as the Head of the Media Cell of CGSI (Consumer Guidance Society of India ) for the second consecutive year . Indus Communication headed by Viveck Shetty has been reap- pointed as the official communi- cations agency for CGSI for the second year in a row . Shettyy stated, “ The reappointment will further encourage me to take the consumer movement and CGSI to the next level in India . In the years to come the con- sumer in India will be king like his counterparts abroad , thanks to the untiring efforts of bodies like CGSI ” Viveck Shettyy Reappointed as Head of Media Cell of CGSI New Delhi: Food inflation this year is expected to remain subdued despite good or bad monsoon as the recent trend of build up in WPI and CPI Food Index has been at a lower level compared to pre- vious years, said PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry in a press statement issued. Currently both the CPI and WPI food inflation are hovering at 4.8% and 3.8% (in May 2015) and are expected to remain below 6% (average) by December 2015. According to PHD Research Bureau, research arm of PHD Chamber, the time series analysis of last 25 years (1990-2015) explains that among the various demand and supply side factors, it is the increasing income that explains the food inflation in India. Food inflation to remain subdued; mon- soon not much correlated: PHD Chamber The Indian hotel industry will witness a modest growth of 5 to 6 per cent in the current fiscal due to delays of under- construction projects, according to ratings agency ICRA. The revenue growth for the industry is expected to remain weak in the first half of 2015 with a growth rate of just 3 to 4 per cent and oper- ating margins are likely to be flat, it said. Occupancies in the hotel for FY2015-16 is expected to improve by 2 to 4 per cent and revenue per room will go up by 3 to 5 per cent, said ICRA in its research on the Indian Hotel Industry. “In view of continued weak- ness in the Indian Hotel industry, ICRA has marginal- ly revised growth estimates for the industry down to a top-line growth of 5 to 6 per cent during 2015-16, with flat operating margins,” the report said. It further added: “Room inventory in the country is expected to grow by 12 per cent during 2015-16, as com- pared to 4 per cent during 2014-15,” the report said. Due to delays of under con- struction project, addition of new properties still continue to trickle in from projects announced during before 2009. However, domestic travel has shown strong growth trends in last 12 months as per the domestic Revenue Passenger Kilometre (RPKM). Hotel industry to see modest 6pc growth in FY16: ICRA Infosys said it will invest USD 10 million (about Rs. 63 crore) in Ireland-based start-ups that are developing disruptive tech- nologies and is expanding presence there by setting up a unit in Dublin. The Bangalore-based IT services firm has been selected as a strategic partner by Allied Irish Banks (AIB), a financial servic- es group operating predominantly in Ireland and the UK, to set up a 200-seater unit in Dublin. “Infosys intends to set aside USD 10 million from its global Innovation Fund for Ireland-based start-ups… Infosys is keen to continue sharing its expertise to assist start-ups that are developing and enabling these (disruptive) technologies,” Infosys said in a statement. Earlier this year, Infosys had announced the USD 500 million Innovation Fund, earmarked for investments in the growth of disruptive new technologies. As a strategic partner to AIB, Infosys will provide application development and management, and transformation and inno- vation services. “This exciting partnership with AIB is a springboard for Infosys to expand its services into a new market,” it said. Infosys will also set up a 200-seat facility in Dublin to house the staff who will be transferring from AIB as well as any addition- al staff who will be appointed locally following recent agree- ments that Infosys has signed in the region, it added. Infosys to invest $10 mn in Irish start-ups, expand presence
  • 13. Entertainment13 ubZ fnYyh] 6 tqykbZ ls 12 tqykbZ 2015 yami-gautamYami Gautam, the lead actress in ‘Yaariyan’- fame Divya Khosla Kumar’s second directorial venture ‘Sanam Re’, says her character will be seen in different age groups in this “intense love story”. “I’’m playing a girl from Shimla in the film. It’s a love story with Pulkit Samrat opposite me. The film also enters a time lapse where you’ll see me in a different age group,” said Yami at the launch of a food fashion show. “The film is extremely intense and that’s the way it is being shot. It’s an intense love story which is not seen too often nowadays as romcoms are dominating right now. I hope you like the whole film, just like you loved the first look.” Yami said she was impressed with the music composed by Amaal Malik and also by Divya’s direction.She said said was also fond of Rishi Kapoor’s interesting look in the film. The film, produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar and Ajay Kapoor, also stars Urvashi Rautela in an important role. The film is slated to release in February 2016. YamiGautamtobeseenindifferentagegroupsin‘SanamRe’ Mumbai: Actress-filmmak- er Pooja Bhatt says she refused to be a part of her father filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt’s romantic musical drama ‘Aashiqui’ because of love. The 43-year-old, who made her debut with the 1989 film ‘Daddy’, said her uncle Mukesh Bhatt offered her a role in the highly acclaimed film, but she declined because her boyfriend did not want her to be an actress. “I had a boyfriend and I was in love with him since I was 12-year-old. When I was 16, I started dating him. At 17 I did ‘Daddy’ and at 18 I was offered ‘Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin. “So he very patiently went through the phase of my first film and said ‘If you want to marry me, drop movie offers as I’ll never marry an actor’,” Pooja said at an event here when asked why she refused her uncle’s offer. Pooja shared insights about her life during a session on the second day of Jagran Film Festival here. The five- day gala was being held in Siri Fort Auditorium. Ishouldhaveaccepted‘Aashiqui’:PoojaBhatt Mumbai: SonakshiThe actress who made her debut with Dabangg will also be a part of the third instalment of the series. It is her co-actor Salman Khan, who confirmed the news. When the Bajrangi Bhaijaan was asked if the Rowdy Rathore fame will feature in Dabangg 3, he said, “Yes”. Neither the story of the film has been penned nor the shoot has begun, but the release date of Dabangg 3 has already been decided. Reportedly, the film will release on Eid 2017. However, the Kick star says that it is not certain. Talking of the release date of the film, Salman said, “Currently, we are writing the script. It’s all there in the mind, we just have to sit down for three-four days and pen it down. I don’t know if it will be an Eid 2017 release, though. If the film is ready and there is a gap of three-four months for Eid, Diwali or Christmas, we will adjust accordingly. Sometimes ek mahina idhar-udhar ho jaata hai, like we missed the Christmas date for Jai Ho and so had to release in January. SonakshiSinhaWillStarinDabangg3? Mumbai: AbhishekAbhishek Bachchan feels that nobody can match steps with Rishi Kapoor and it is his dream to dance with the veteran actor. “It was a dream of mine to dance with him (Rishi Kapoor). I think nobody can perform a song like Chintu uncle. We were shooting for ‘Delhi 6′. “I begged to Rakeysh Ompraskash Mehra (director) to give me a song with him. He gave us a beautiful song ‘Rehna Tu’ but that was in background. So, I could not dance with him,” Abhishek told reporters here at the trailer launch of “All Is Well”. Abhishek said he had a great time working with Rishi in the film. “I had one condition with Umesh Shukla (director of ‘All Is Well’) that I want at least two songs with him (Rishi Kapoor) and I am thank- ful that we got lucky as we got to perform with him whom we consider the best. He is still the best. We had a great time,” he said. Recalling his visits to the film sets of his father as a kid, Abhishek said he used to interact most with Rishi. “Whenever I used to be on sets of my father’s films as a child I used to interact a lot with him (Rishi Kapoor). After my father I am a big fan of him. I used to love being with him. He used to play with us when we were kids,” Abhishek said. On the plot of “All Is Well”, Abhishek said it is about a dysfunctional family and subsequent emotional bonding among its members. NobodycandancelikeRishiKapoor:AbhishekBachchan
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