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Approved by DAVP - 101596 National Weekly countryandpolitics.in Politics News Bulletin & Beyond dUVªh ,.M ikWfyfVDl Year : 5 No. : 32 New Delhi 09 Jan - 15 Jan. 2017 Rs. 2/- Pages:16 NEW DELHI: Extra care must be taken to alleviate suffer- ings of the poor triggered by eco- nomic slow down which has become unavoidable post demonetisation+ , President Pranab Mukherjee said on Thursday. Demonetisation, while immobilising black money and fighting corrup- tion, may lead to "temporary slowdown" of the economy, the President said addressing the Governors and Lt Gover- nors through video- conferencing from Rashtrapati Bhavan here. "We all will have to be ex- Take extra care to lessen suffering of poor post note ban India’s space agency ISRO will launch a record 103 satel- lites--all but three of them for- eign--at one go on a single rocket in the first week of Feb- ruary in what will be a major feat not attempted by any coun- try. As India looks to grab a larger slice of the lucrative commercial space market, 100 of the 103 satellites set for launch by ISRO’s workhorse rocket PSLV-C37 in February from from its Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh belong to for- eign nations, including the US and Germany. “We are making a century by launching over 100 satellites at one go,” S Somnath, Director of the Liq- uid Propulsion Systems Centre of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), told a plenary session on the second ISRO to launch record 103 satellites at one go in February tra careful to alleviate the suf- fering of the poor which might be- come unavoidable for the expected progress in the long term," Mukherjee said. He said that while he appreciates the thrust on transi- tion from entitle- ment approach to an entrepreneurial one for poverty alleviation, he is not too sure that the "poor can wait that long". "They need to get succour here and now so that they can also participate actively in the national march toward a future devoid of hun- ger, unemployment and ex- ploitation," the President said. day of the ongoing Indian Sci- ence Congress here on Wednesday. The space agency had ear- lier planned a launch of 83 sat- ellites in the last week of Janu- ary, of which 80 were foreign ones. But with the addition of 20 more foreign satellites, the launch was delayed by a week and will now take place in first week of February, Somnath said. He, however, did not specify the number of coun- tries that would launch its sat- ellites in this mission, but said it includes nations like the US and Germany. “These will be 100 micro- small satellites, which will be launched using a PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle)- C37. The weight of the payload will be 1350 kgs, of which 500- 600 kgs will be the satellite’s weight,” Somnath added. The launch will be a major feat in country’s space history as no exercise on this scale has been attempted before. Last year, ISRO launched record 20 satellites at one go. The highest number of sat- ellites launched in a single mis- sion is 37, a record that Russia set in 2014. The US space agency NASA launched 29. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s pet South Asian satel- lite project, meanwhile, will take off in March. The South Asian satellite will be a part of GSAT-9, which will be launched in March this year, M Nageshwara Rao, As- sociate Director of ISRO said. The communication satel- lite was to be launched in De- cember 2016, but was slightly delayed as some other satellites are to be launched before that. Sources said talks with Af- ghanistan to have the country on-board for the project is in its final stages. Envisaged as a gift to its neighbours, the project, earlier known as SAARC satellite, faced stiff re- sistance from Pakistan. The neighbouring country wanted it to be launched under the ae- gis of the SouthAsian regional forum. It later backed out of the project. Apart from India, the satellite will benefit Sri Lanka, Maldives, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan. Stressing on availability of employment opportunities in the agriculture sector, Union Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh said that due to sophisticated development in agriculture sector, employ- ment opportunities have been generated for the skilled youth in the fields of agri-warehous- ing in agriculture, cold chains, supply chains, etc. “Youth are getting job op- portunities in dairy, poultry, meat, fisheries, horticulture, micro-irrigation, etc. Self-em- ployment opportunities also have been enhanced in these fields which require skilled Govtplansjobcreationinagrisector youth,” Singh said while ad- dressing a na- tional work- shop on agri- culture devel- opment through skill develop- ment on Thurs- day. Outlining the developments in agricul- ture, Singh said that such a scenario has never been ob- served before in respect of overall development in vari- ous fields of agriculture. “The ministry is working to give reality to the motto of PM Modi – Kaushal Bharat - Kushal Bharat. Apart from production focused agricul- ture, the ministry is taking steps to make agriculture a farmer focused,” the minister said. Next CM Akhilesh Hours after staking claim to the Samajwadi Party symbol in the Election Commission, Mulayam Singh Yadav de- clared in Lucknow on Monday evening that son Akhilesh would be the next chief minis- ter of Uttar Pradesh, reports Pervez Iqbal Siddiqui. Sources said Mulayam would meet Akhilesh at 10am on Tuesday. Mulayam's statement is be- ing seen as an attempt to win over Akhilesh and isolate his cousin, Ram Gopal Yadav . Earlier in the day , Mulayam wrote to the Rajya Sabha chair- man asking for Ram Gopal's seat to be moved since he had been expelled. Rs 119cr for EDMC but no end to garbage crisis The Delhi government an- nounced on Sunday that it would give the East Delhi Municipal Corporation Rs 119 crore to pay pending salaries but the civic agency and strik- ing sanitation workers rejected the amount as insufficient, re- port Alok K N Mishra and Paras Singh. As the strike entered the third day, large parts of east Delhi were covered in garbage. Shakarpur, West Vinod Nagar, Preet Vihar and parts of Patparganj were worst hit.Private trucks engaged by EDMC to lift garbage were nowhere near adequate. Delhi's new lieutenant gov- ernorAnil Baijal on Sunday in- spected the state of cleanliness in the city.Accompanied by se- nior officials of the south cor- poration, DDA and Delhi Po- lice, among others, the LG drove along major roads of south Delhi. He asked officials to remove construction waste from roadsides and free up parks from encroachments. He also asked for an “implementable“ parking policy at the earliest. Baijal later tweeted: “In- spected Saket area with MCD, LG hits the road for cleaner S Delhi police and DDA today for ground reality check of clean- liness efforts... Regular inspec- tions to continue. Commis- sioner South MCD to be the Nodal Officer for coordination amongst agencies... Keeping the city and its public spaces clean and ensuring organised parking will be amongst my high priorities.“ An immediate impact of Sunday's inspection was the cleaning up of a park across the road from the Saket malls. The park has been an eyesore for several months.
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gS fd nf{k.k phu lkxj esa phu] fo;ruke vkSj fQfyfial lesr vU; rVorhZ ns'kksa ds e/; vusd f}ih; vkSj lkeqfæd lhek laca/kh fookn fujarj lkeus vkrs jgrs gSa vkSj budh otg ls çk;% rukoiw.kZ fLFkfr;ka cuh jgrh gSaA fgan egklkxj ds }hih; ns'kksa dh ;k=k ds nkSjku dwVuhfrd dkj.kksa dh otg ls Hkkjrh; ç/kkuea=h us ekynho dks vius nkSjs esa 'kkfey ugha fd;k FkkA ekynho us bl lanHkZ esa vkf/ kdkfjd :i ls nq[k vkSj fujk'kk O;ä dh gSA mYys[kuh; gS fd ekynho ds iwoZ jk"Vªifr eksgEen uk'khn dks 13 o"kZ dh ltk lqukbZ xbZ Fkh] ftlds ckn Hkkjr lesr fo'o ds vusd ns'kksa us bl ij fpark O;ä dh FkhA ekynho dk bl lanHkZ esa ;gh dguk gS fd ;g ltk ,d fof/kd çfØ;k dk ikyu djrs gq, lqukbZ xbZ gS vkSj ;g ekynho dk ,d furkar ?kjsyw ekeyk gSA ekynho ds fons'k ea=ky; esa mifons'k ea=h Qkfrek buk;k us Hkkjr dh fparkvksa ds lanHkZ esa dgk fd] ^^ge bl lanHkZ esa Hkkjr dh fpark le> ldrs gSaA ;g LokHkkfod gh gS fd vki vius iM+ksl esa gksus okyh ?kVukvksa ds lanHkZ esa fpafrr gksaA** ekynho us Hkkjr ds lkFk vkilh lg;ksx vkSj jpukRed lk>snkjh dks tkjh j[kus ds çfr vkxzg O;ä fd;k gSA mYys[kuh; gS fd ekynho us dkQh ç;kl fd;k Fkk fd Hkkjrh; ç/kkuea=h viuh ;k=kvksa esa ekynho dk dk;ZØe Hkh 'kkfey djsa] ijarq Hkkjr }kjk ;gh ladsr fn, x, fd vHkh blds fy, mi;qä ekgkSy rS;kj ugha gks ldk gSA ekynho vk'oLr gS fd Hkkjr iwoZ esa ftl çdkj ekynho dh laçHkqrk vkSj Lora=rk dk lEeku djrs gq, mlds lkFk f}i{kh; lg;ksx c<+krk jgk gS] vkxs Hkh mlh fn'kk esa nksuksa ns'k vkxs c<+rs jgsaxsA ekynho vkSj Hkkjr ds chp yacs vjls ls vkilh ykHk ij vk/kkfjr etcwr fj'rs jgs gSa] ysfdu ekStwnk ljdkj phuh ls djhch c<+krs gq, bls pqukSrh ns jgh gSA fgan egklkxj esa phu ds fgr dksbZ xqIr jgL; ugha jg x, gSaA geus ns[kk gS fd fgan egklkxj ds NksVs }hi ns'kksa& ekynho vkSj Jhyadk esa phu fdl rjg rsth ls viuk fuos'k c<+k jgk gSA ekynho 'kr&çfr'kr bLykeh ns'k gS] blfy, ekynho esa tc vfLFkjrk ;k rkuk'kkgh ço`fÙk;ka c<+rh gSa] rc ogka tsgknh mxzoknh bLykeh xqVksa dk opZLo c<+us yxrk gSA ekynho esa 2013 ds jk"Vªifr pquko ds jk"Vªifr u'khn ds 'kklu ds nkSjku ekynho vkSj Hkkjr ds fj'rs lcls utnhdh jgsA jk"Vªifr u'khn us Hkkjr dks ekynho esa jsMkj lqfo/kk LFkkfir djus dh vuqefr nhA bl iwjs bykds esa 'kkafr vkSj lqj{kk etcwr djus ds fy, ekynho vkSj Hkkjr us rkyesy ls dke fd;kA ge ;g ns[kuk pkgrs gSa fd Hkkjr fgan egklkxj esa vxz.kh rkdr jgsA gekjk ;g Hkh ekuuk gS fd ,d etcwr Hkkjr ekynho esa tks lcls cM+h leL;k ge ns[k jgs gSa] og gS ekStwnk dk;Zikfydk ;kuh ;kehu ljdkj }kjk pquko vk;ksx] U;kf;d lsok vk;ksx vkSj lqçhe dksVZ dh lÙkk dks iwjh rjg detksj dj fn;k x;k gSA ljdkj bu rhuksa LraHkksa dks detksj dj viuh tM+sa etcwr djus esa yxh gSA ,d Hkz"V U;k;ikfydk dh otg ls gh jk"Vªifr u'khn dh dqlhZ Nhuh xbZA ekynho esa vkt dkuwu dk 'kklu ughaA ,eMhih dks bl ckr ls fpark gS fd tc ls jk"Vªifr ;kehu lÙkk esa vk, gSa] ekynho esa phuh fuos'k dkQh c<+k gSA ,eMhih dk ekuuk gS fd phu dk vlyh bjknk vkfFkZd enn djuk ugha] cfYd ekynho esa ,d lSfud vìk LFkkfir djuk gSA fiNys fnuksa Hkktik dh jk"Vªh; dk;Zdkfj.kh dh cSBd esa iz/kkuea=h ujsUnz eksnh us ;g dgk fd turk dks ;g vf/ kdkj gS fd og tku lds fdlh jktuhfrd ny dks Q.M vFkkZr pUnk dgka ls feyk gSA jktusrk tgka ,d rjQ vius dks tulsod vkSj tuizfrfuf/ k le>rs gSa] ogha turk ls yqdk fNih dk [ksy Hkh [ksyuk pkgrs gSaA cgqr igys dh ckr gS tc vUuk gtkjs fnYyh ds jkeyhyk eSnku esa yksdiky O;oLFkk ykxw djkus ds fy, vu'ku dj jgs FksA mlh vu'ku ds nkSjku rc ds e'kgwj vfHkusrk vkseiqjh ogka igqapsA mUgksaus usrkvksa dks ysdj dqN ,sls 'kCn dg fn;s ftlls mudks vkykspuk dk f'kdkj gksuk iM+k FkkA vkseiqjh lkgc vHkh 6 tuojh dks LoxZ fl/kkj x;s ysfdu mudh ;g ckr yksxksa ds eu&efLr"d esa dgha t:j jgh gksxh fd jkr Hkj tkxdj i<+kbZ djus okys] Åaph&Åaph fMfxz;ka fy;s yksx usrkvksa dks lkaln] fo/kk;d cuus ij lyke djrs gSaA lyke blfy, djrs gSa D;ksafd os turk ds izfrfuf/k gSa vkSj yksdra= esa turk gh loksZifj gSA ogh turk ;fn pkgrh gS fd jktuhfrd nyksa ds Q.M dk [kqyklk gksuk pkfg, rks jktuhfrd ny b/kj&m/kj dk cgkuk D;ksa cukrs gSa tulsok ds uke ij vius dks loksZifj vkSj ije Lora= D;ksa lkfcr djuk pkgrs gSa iz/kkuea=h ujsUnz eksnh us ;g ekStw loky viuh ikVhZ dh jk"Vªh; dk;Zdkfj.kh esa mBk;kA mUgksaus ikap jkT;ksa esa gksus tk jgs fo/kku lHkk pquko esa Hkz"Vkpkj ds lanHkZ esa ;g ckr dghA mUgksaus ;g Hkh dgk fd Hkktik ;g crk,xh fd mls Q.M vFkkZr pank nsus okys dkSu gSa vkSj usrk] ikVhZ iQ.M vkSj turk bldk vuqdj.k nwljs jktuhfrd nyksa dks Hkh djuk pkfg,A mUgksaus dgk fd yksxksa vFkkZr turk dks ;g vf/kdkj gS fd og tkus dgka ls ikVhZ Q.M esa iSlk vk jgk gSA jktuhfrd nyksa dks Q.M ds ckjs esa pquko vk;ksx Hkh viuh ea'kk trk pqdk gSA pquko lq/kkjksa ds fy, Hksts x;s izLrko esa eq[; fuokZpu vk;qDr ulhe tSnh us ;g Hkh dgk gS fd vc jktuhfrd nyksa dks ;g Hkh crkuk gksxk fd 2 gtkj ls vf/kd pank fdlus fn;k gSA vHkh rd ;g lhek 20 gtkj :i;s rd gSA fdlh jktuhfrd ny dks 20 gtkj :i;s pank nsus okys ds ckjs esa dksbZ fglkc fdrkc ugha ekaxk tkrkA pquko vk;ksx dks eglwl gqvk fd dksbZ O;fDr 20&20 gtkj ds pØ esa yk[kksa dk pank ns nsxk vkSj mlds ckjs esa dksbZ irk Hkh ugha yxk ik,xkA blhfy, vc ;g lhek 2 gtkj :i;s djus dh ckr dgh x;h gSA lq/kkj dk dksbZ Hkh dk;ZØe gks mldh 'kq:vkr cM+ksa ls dh tkrh gSA ge vius ifjokj esa cPpksa dks vPNh vknr fl[kkuk pkgrs gSa rks igys Lo;a vPNh vknrsa Mkyuh gksaxhA jk"Vªfirk egkRek xka/kh ds ckjs esa dgk tkrk gS fd ,d ckj ,d O;fDr muds ikl vius csVs dks ysdj igqapk tks xqM+ ¼ehBk½ cgqr [kkrk FkkA xka/kh th us mldh ckr lquh vkSj mls nks fnu ckn vkus dks dgkA nks fnu ckn tc og O;fDr vius csVs ds lkFk xka/kh th ds ikl igqapk rks xka/kh th us csVs dks cM+s I;kj ls le>krs gq, dgk fd csVk] T;knk xqM+ [kkuk Bhd ugha gSA blls nkarksa esa dhM+s yx ldrs gSaA xka/kh th ds bl O;ogkj dks ns[kdj ml O;fDr dks FkksM+k xqLlk vk;kA mlus lkspk fd tc bruk gh dguk Fkk rks mlh le; D;ksa ugha dg fn;k eq>s O;FkZ esa nks ckj nkSM+k;k ml O;fDr us vius eu dh ckr xka/kh th dks crk Hkh nhA xka/kh th us ml O;fDr dks le>k;k fd tc rqe nks fnu igys esjs ikl csVs dks ysdj vk, Fks] rc eSa Lo;a cgqr T;knk xqM+ [kkrk FkkA bu nks fnuksa ls eSaus fcydqy xqM+ ugha [kk;k gS] blfy, esjhckr rqEgkjk csVk le> tk,xkA 'kk;n dqN blh rjg dh lksp iz/kkuea=h ujsUnz eksnh dh Hkh gSA mUgksaus Hkktik dh jk"Vªh; dk;Zdkfj.kh dh cSBd esa dgk bl le; Hkktik jktuhfr esa ikjnf'kZrk ykus ds fy, eqf[k;k ds :i esa gS D;ksafd dsUnz esa og ljdkj pyk jgh gSaA ns'k ds 16 jkT;ksa esa ;k rks Hkktik dh ljdkj gS vFkok og ljdkj esa lk>snkj gS] blfy, igy djuk Hkktik dk nkf;Ro gSA jktuhfr esa cgqr dqN insZ ds ihNs py jgk gS] fo'ks"k :i ls jktuhfrd nyksa ds ikl tks yk[kksa&djksM+ksa dk pank gksrk gS] og dgka ls vkrk gS] dkSu nsrk gS vkSj bldk [kpZ fdl izdkj ls fd;k tkrk gS] ;g tkuuk ns'k dh turk dk vf/kdkj gSaA Hkkjr mRlo fiz; gSA mRlo ^mRl* ls cuk 'kCn gSA mRl dk vFkZ gS & gekjk ewyA gekjs vUrl~ dk ekSfyd dsUnz vkuane; gSA blh mRl ;k ewy ls ckgj vkrk vkuan gesa mRlo nsrk gSA mRlo vkuan dk vfrjsd gSA mRlo lkewfgd jl vkuan dk foLrkj gSA Hkhrj mQukrk vkuan ckgj Nydrk gS] ljkcksj djrk gSA gedks vkuafnr djrk gSA vkPNkfnr djrk gS rks mRloA bldk mYVk Hkh gksrk gSA ckgj izd`fr ;k laLd`fr dk u`R; d`R; rks ckgj dk jl vkuan Hkhrj dh vksj Hkh xfr djrk gSA pquko Hkh mRlo gSaA tura= dk lcls cM+k ioZA jktuSfrd nyksa o pquko yM+us okys yksxkas ds fy, cs'kd ;g ruko o }U} tSlh pqukSrh gksrk gS ysfdu vketuksa ds fy, mRloA Hkkjr ds lcls cM+s jkT; m0iz0 lfgr ikap jkT;ksa ds pquko dh ?kks"k.kk gks pqdh gSA vkn'kZ vkpkj lafgrk Hkh ykxw gks pqdh gSA Bhd ckr gSA mRlo dk vkuan e;kZnk vkSj vkpkj ikyu esa gh lcdks feyrk gSA nyra= dks Hkh vkpkj lafgrk dk ikyu djuk pkfg,A pquko ds mRlo esa e;kZnk ikyu ls mRloh vkuan dh xq.koÙkk c<+rh gSA mRlo izkjEHk gks x;k gSA pquko esa ok.kh vkSj Hkk"kk dk vuq'kklu izk;% VwVrk jgk gSA blls dyg vkSj fgalk Hkh c<+rh jgh gSA mEehn gS fd bl nQk ,slk ugha gksxk ysfdu vk'kadk,a Hkh gSaA Lora=rk lcdks I;kjh gSA ca/ku eqDr jguk lcdh bPNk gSA jkt vkSj lekt vius lnL;ksa ij reke e;kZnk,a yxkrs gSaA euq"; ewy LoHkko esa Lora=rk fiz; gksrs gSaA ekuo bfrgkl esa ,d le; jktO;oLFkk ugha FkhA egkHkkjr esa ml O;oLFkk dh iz'kalkRed lqanj o.kZu gSA rc u jktk Fkk u n.M O;oLFkkA euq"; vius vki fu;e ikyu djrs FksA lc lq[kh FksA lc vkuafnr FksA mÙkj oSfnd dky ds bfrgkl esa jktO;oLFkk ds fodkl dk o.kZu gSA ;wjksih; fopkjdksa esa gkCl us Hkh jktO;oLFkk ds fodkl ij xaHkhj fpUru fd;k gSA gkCl ds xzaFk ^ysfo;kFku* ds vuqlkj O;oLFkk ds vHkko esa 'kkafriw.kZ thou vlaHko gks x;kA izkphu Hkkjrh; fooj.k Hkh ,sls gh gSaA izkphu fooj.kksa o gkCl ds vuqeku esa dkQh lekurk gSA nksuksa fu"d"kksZ esa jktfoghu lekt O;oLFkk esa vjktdrk c<+us dk mYys[k gSA vjktdrk ls ihfM+r lekt us jktO;oLFkk dk fodkl fd;kA 'kriFk czkã.k izkphu Hkkjrh; bfrgkl dk xzaFk gSA 'kriFk ds vuqlkj vjktdrk ihfM+r yksxksa us euq ls jktdkt lEgkyus dh izkFkZuk dhA euq ugha ekus rks lcus vk'oklu fn;k fd os jktk dk vkns'k ekusaxs vkSj jktdkt ds fy, vius mRiknu dk ,d Hkkx Hkh nsaxsA bl rjg jktO;oLFkk dk fodkl gqvkA pquko dk mRloh vkuan ysa
3 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 Column J eksgEen lkn dsaæ ljdkj us QSlyk lquk;k gS fd jsLVksjsaV fcy o gksVyksa esa vc lfoZl pktZ dks nsus dh dksbZ t:jr ugha gS] bl lfoZl pktZ ij xzkgd ls dksbZ tksj tcjnfLr ugha dh tk,xhA xzkgd vxj [kq'k gksdj pktZ nsuk pkgs rks os ns ldrk gSA daT;wej vQs;lZ fefuLVªh ds lsØsVjh gse dqekj ikaMs dk dguk gS fd gksVyksa vkSj jsLVksjsaV~l dk lfoZl pktZ ysuk iwjh rjg ls xSjdkuwuh gSA ysfdu vxj blds ckn Hkh gksVYl&jsLVksjsaV~l vksulZ ugha ekurs gSa rks ljdkj blds fy, l[r dkuwu yk,xhA crk nsa fd jsLVksjsaV~l esa 5 ls 20% lfoZl pktZ t:jh rkSj ij olwys tkus dh dbZ f'kdk;rsa lkeus vkrh jgrh gSA blds ckn dsaæ us ;g fLFkfr lkQ dh gSA vxj daT;wej dks fdlh jsLVksjsaV~l o gksVyksa esa lfoZl pktZ ysuk xSj&dkuwuh jsLVksjsaV esa lfoZl ilan u vk, rks og vHkh ls gh pktZ nsuk can dj ldrs gSA lkFk lkFk gse dqekj ikaMs dk ;g Hkh dguk gS fd vHkh ,slk dksbZ dkuwu ugha gS] ftlesa lfoZl pktZ ysus dk çko/kku gSA lkFk esa mUgksaus dgk gS fd ;g dLVej ds Åij gS fd oks lfoZl pktZ ns ;k ughaA vkSj vxj vkids lkFk dksbZ fookn gks rks vki bldh f'kdk;r daT;wej Qksje] ftys ds dysDVj] fMIVh dfe'uj ls dj ldrs gSaA vki core.nic.in ij v‚uykbu f'kdk;r Hkh ntZ dj ldrs gSaA vkidks crk ns fd daT;wej çksVsD'ku ,DV 1986 ds eqrkfcd] vxj fdlh daT;wej dks xyr rjhds ls lfoZl ds cnys iSlk nsus ds fy, etcwj fd;k tkrk gS rks og bldh f'kdk;r daT;wej Qksje ls dj ldrk gSA ubZ fnYyhA loZ /keZ LoPNrk ,oa loZ /keZ ln~Hkkouk vfHk;ku ds rgr fofHkUu /keksaZ ds ,d f'k"VeaMy us jk"Vªifr egkefge Jh ç.kc eq[kthZ ls HksaV dhA f'k"BeaMy esa ijekFkZ fudsru ds v/;{k Lokeh fpnkuan ljLorh] vfgalk fo'o Hkkjrh ds laLFkkid o ç[;kr tSu vkpk;Z Mk- yksds'k eqfu] vf[ky Hkkjrh; beke laxBu ds v/;{k beke mesj vgen bfy;klh] vUrjkZ"Vªh; ckS) egkla?k ds egklfpo ykek cksctax] lk/oh Hkxorh] caxyk lkfgc xq:}kjs ds ps;jeSu Jh ijethr flag paMksd o Jh dqynhi Hkksxy 'kkfey FksA fo'o 'kkafr o LoPN Hkkjr fuekZ.k esa larksa dh cM+h Hkwfedk % jk"V™ifr egkefge Jh ç.kc eq[kthZ us loZ /keZ f'k"VeaMy dks lacksf/kr djrs gq, dgk fd fo'o 'kkafr dh LFkkiuk o LoPN Hkkjr fuekZ.k us larksa dh cM+h Hkwfedk gSA fo'o dks tgk¡ loZ èkeZ ln~Hkkouk dh vko';drk gS ogh Hkkjr esa 'kkSpky; fuekZ.k dh t:jr gSA LoPN lksp ls gh 'kkSpky; fuekZ.k dh eqfge dks vkxs c<k;k tk ldrk gSA Lokeh fpnkuan ljLorh us dgk fd LoLFk vkSj LoLFk Hkkjr ds fy, [kqys esa 'kkSp djus ij jksd yxuh pkfg,A Xykscy baVjQsFk ok'k vyk;al vkSj xaxk ,D'ku Iyku dh enn ls 'kkSpky;ksa dk fuekZ.k fd;k tk jgk gSA vkpk;Z yksds'k eqfu us dgk fd LoPNrk o LoLF; dk xgjk lEcU/ k gSA cká o vkrafjd nksuksa rjg dh LoPNrk t#jh gSA oSpkfjd çnq"k.k i;kZoj.k çnq"k.k ls Hkh vf/kd [krjukd gSA mUgksaus fo'o 'kkafr dh LFkkiuk ds fy, loZ /keZ ln~Hkko ij tksj nsrs gq, dgk fd lHkh /keZ vfgalk] d#.kk] n;k] çse o HkkbZpkjs dh ckr djrs gSA /kkfeZd lfg".kqrk ekStwnk le; dh t#jr gSA mlh ls nqfu;k esa 'kkafr o ln~Hkkouk dh vfHko`f) gks ldrh gSA beke mesj vgen bfy;klh us dgk fd Hkkjr dks LoPN cuus ds fy, lHkh /keksaZ ds xq#vksa dks lekt esa tkx:drk iSnk djuh gksxhA fodkl o Le`f) ds fy, LoPNrk vkSj ln~Hkkouk t:jh gSA lk/oh Hkxorh us Xykscy baVjQsFk ok'k vY;kal ds fofHkUu dk;ZØeksa dh tkudkjh nsrs gq, dgk fd ok'k LoPN okrkoj.k] LoPN ikuh vkSj lfuVs'ku miyC/k djus ds fy, fujarj ç;kljr gSA bl volj ij larksa us fofHkUu /keksaZ dk lkfgR; egkefge jk"Vªifr dks HksaV fd;kA fefFkys'k dqekj flag Hkkjroaf'k;ksa dk ;g lkSHkkX; gS fd ge ml egku ns'k esa jgrs gSa] tgka xq# xksfoan flag tSlh egku vkRekvksa us viuh yhyk,a dh gSa- 8 tuojh 2017 dks loZ oa'knkuh] lar flikgh xq# xksfoan flag th egkjkt dh 350oha t;arh ds volj ij lkfgfR;d lekftd laLFkk 'jk"Vª fdadj' vkSj jk"Vªh; fl[k laxr ds la;qä rRoko/kku esa 'xksfoan dk Hkkjr' fo"k; ij laxks"Bh vk;ksftr dh xbZ] ftls ns'kHkj ds cM+s fo}ku vkSj egkiq#"kksa us vius egRoiw.kZ vkSj vuqHko ;qä oäO; ls lq'kksfHkr fd;k- jk"Vª fdadj ds laiknd M‚DVj fouksn cCcj us eap dk lapkyu laHkkyk rks fd'kksj JhokLro th us ljLorh oanuk dj dk;ZØe dk 'kqHkkjaHk fd;k- rRi'pkr ?keaMhyky vxzoky] lfjrk th] uRFkh flag c?ksy] nsocan ls vkseohj] vkQrkc] larks"k iVsy tSls dfo;ksa us xq# xksfoan flag ij fofHkUu dkO; jpuk,a çLrqr dh- Hkkstiqjh ds lqçfl) dfo xksj[k çlkn eLrkuk th us viuh lqe/kqj vkokt esa ''kek' ck¡/k fn;k vkSj fganh ds lkFk Hkkstiqjh jpuk lqukdj Jksrkvksa dk eu eksg fy;k- mlds ckn ns'k] /keZ ds fy, xq# xksfoan flag th dk R;kx] cfynku vkSj lekftd lejlrk dk lans'k nsus gsrq dk;ZØe dk eq[; Hkkx 'kq: gqvk- eq[; oäk ds :i esa jk"Vªh; fl[k laxr ds jk"Vªh; laxBu egkea=h vfouk'k tk;loky th us viuk oäO; çLrqr djrs gq, dbZ egRoiw.kZ ckrsa dgha] ftlesa lcls çeq[k xq# xksfoan flag th dk lEiw.kZ cfynku Nk;k jgk- tk;loky xksfcan dk Hkkjr ;k xksfcan dk gh Hkkjrth us xq# xksfoan flag ds cPpksa dk ftØ djrs gq, ekgkSy dks csgn Hkkoqd dj fn;k vkSj xq# xksfoan flag th dh ekrk xqtjh nsoh vkSj /keZiRuh lqanjh nsoh dk Hkkoiw.kZ ftØ djrs gq, ns'k Hkj dh ekrkvksa vkSj cguksa dks 'laLdkj dk Jksr' crk;k- lkQ rkSj ij ukjh 'kfä dk vfHkuUnu djrs gq, flD[k lkaxr ds bl inkf/kdkjh us dgk fd gekjs ns'k dh ekrk,a] cgusa tc rd bl /kjk ij gSa] rc rd Hkkjrh; laL— fr ij fdlh çdkj dh vkap ugha vk ldrh- vius foLr`r lacks/ku esa bl fo}ku us eqfLye dfo cqYys'kkg dk ftØ fd;k ftlus xq# xksfoan flag ds Hkkjrh; laL—fr dks cpkus ds ;ksxnku ds laca/k esa fy[kk gS fd& uk cksywa vcdh uk cksywa rc dh xq# xksfoan flag uk gksrs] rks lqUur gksrh lcdh csgn dfBu ifjfLFkfr esa tc djksM+ksa dh la[;k esa gksus ds ckotwn Hkkjrh; lekt fofHkUu tkfr lEçnk;ksa esa caVk gqvk Fkk] ml le; vius vki esa egRoiw.kZ ,sfrgkfld ?kVukØe Fkk 'ns'kHkj ls 80 gtkj laxrksa dk vkuaniqj lkfgc esa xq# xksfoan flag dh çsj.kk ls mifLFkr gksuk! ogka 'iap I;kjksa' dks xq#oj us ve`r Ndk;k- tkfrçFkk dks udkjrs gq, ns'k ds dksus&dksus ls vyx tkfr ds yksxksa dks 'iap I;kjs' pquus dk fdLlk ge lc dks Kkr gS gh] fdUrq blls vkxs dk fdLlk lqukrs gq, tk;loky th us dgk fd 'xq# xksfoan flag brus fouez Fks fd mUgksaus [kqn iap I;kjksa dks ve`r Ndkus ds ckn dgk fd vc vkidk f'k"; eSa gwa vkSj eq>s ve`r Ndkb;s! ohj vkSj d#.k Hkko ls bl m)j.k dk ftØ djrs gq, oäk dgk fd tc xksfoan flag us ve`r Ndus dks dgk rks iap I;kjksa us dgk fd 'gels rks vkius cfynku ys fy;k gS] ij ve`r Ndus ds fy, vki D;k nksxs' xq# xksfoan flag us rc dgk fd "cfynku"! vkus okys le; us ns[kk fd vius bl ladYi dks mUgksaus lEiw.kZ cfynku nsdj lkFkZd Hkh fd;k- dk;ZØe ds chp esa "tks cksys lks fugky] lr Jh vdky" ds ukjs fu;fer varjky ij xwatrs jgs- oäk vfouk'k tk;loky us fcgkj ljdkj dk Hkh ç'kalkRed ftØ fd;k] ftlus xq# xksfoan flag dh 350oha t;arh eukus ds fy, cM+s Lrj ij lqfo/kk,a vkSj ç'kklfud O;oLFkk nq#Lr dh gSa- fuf'pr :i ls dbZ ekeyksa esa cnuke jgs fcgkj dks bl 'czkafMax' dh t#jr Fkh vkSj blds fufeÙk cus xq# xksfcan flag th egkjkt! tuekul dh egÙkk crkrs gq, oäk us dgk fd 'fdlh Hkh egkuqHkko ds Hkhrj ge ugha vkuk pkfg,'] tSlk fd xksfoan flag us dgk Fkk eSa gwa ije iqj dks nklk] ns[ku vk;ks txr rek'kk'! xq:th ds dgus dk vfHkçk; ;gh jgk fd 'gesa ijes'oj uk ekuks vkSj vxj dksbZ gesa ijes'oj ekusxk rks og ujd dks tk,xk-' blh Øe esa ohj cank cSjkxh dks cank cgknqj cukus dk ftØ tk;loky th us fd;k tks vkxs egkjk.kk j.kthr flag rd igqapk vkSj [kkylk jkt dh LFkkiuk laHko gks ldh- e‚jh'kl ls i/kkjs dk;ZØe ds eq[; vfrfFk jkenso /kqja/kj th us fganh lsok dks vius thou dk y{; crkrs gq, ekjh'kl ls lacaf/kr vius NksVs&cM+s vuqHko lk>k fd,- mUgksaus crk;k fd ekjh'kl esa Ýsap Hkk"kk dh T;knk çeq[krk gS rks Hkkstiqjh dk Hkh csgn pyu gS] tcfd fganh csgn U;wu :i esa fo|eku gS- csgn lkQxksbZ ls /kqja/ kj th us dgk fd vxj Hkkstiqjh Hkk"kk Hkh FkksM+h cgqr cp tkrh gS] rks fganh Hkh cp gh tk,xh- vkxs] iksVZ yqbl esa fl[k xq#}kjs dk ftØ djrs gq, lHkh dks ekjh'kl vkus dk U;kSrk jkenso /kqja/kj th us fn;k rks Hkkjr vkus ij vius fganh çse dks mUgksaus [kqydj O;ä fd;k vkSj bl ckr ds fy, vkHkkj çdV djrs fn[ks fd Hkkjr esa loZ= fganh dk cksyckyk gS vkSj blls ekjh'kl ds yksx Hkh vo'; gh çsj.kk ysaxs- dk;ZØe esa cksyrs gq, çksQslj dqyfoanj th us xq# xksfcan flag th ds thou ls lacaf/kr dqN fl)karksa dk ftØ fd;k ftlesa mlwy] p<+nh dyk] [kkylk çeq[k gSa- dbZ O;ogkfjd dgkfu;ka lqukrs gq, lHkkxkj esa mifLFkr eaMyh dks mUgksaus Hkko foHkksj dj fn;k- dhjr djks] uke tiks dk lans'k nqgjkrs gq, çksQslj dqyfoanj us dgk fd gj ,d dks vius thou esa ls 'le; vkSj vkenuh' dk de ls de 10 ijlsaV fgLlk lekt dh HkykbZ esa yxkuk gh pkfg,- vxys oäk ds :i esa ih-,l- tksyh] tks 't‚yh vady' ds uke ls lkfgR; txr esa çfl) gSa] mUgksaus xq# xksfcan flag th ds 350osa çdk'k ioZ ij fcgkj ljdkj dh vn~Hkqr vkSj xfjeke; lqfo/kk dk ftØ fd;k vkSj fcgkj ljdkj dks dksfV dksfV c/kkbZ çsf"kr dh- rRi'pkr vxys oäk ds :i esa] fo'o Hkj esa laL— r fo}ku ds :i esa lqçfl) vkpk;Z] in~eJh M‚DVj jekdkar 'kqDy us vius lacks/ku esa bl ckr dk c[kwch ftØ fd;k fd vxj vki viuh xyfr;ka dj djds lh[kuk pkgksxs] rks vkids fy, mez de iM+sxh] blfy, xksfcan flag tSls egkiq#"kksa ds vuqHko ls lh[ksa vkSj muds crk, gq, jkLrs ij pysa- bl rjg lgL=kfCn;ksa dk fupksM+ vki dqN gh nsj esa ik ldrs gSa] ftls gj ,d dks /kkj.k djuk pkfg,- vkpk;Z 'kqDy us lk/kkj.k ls lk/kkj.k yksxksa ls vlk/kkj.k dk;Z djkus okys xq# xksfoan flag dh efgek dks crkrs gq, dgk fd [kkylk /keZ dh LFkkiuk djus ds ihNs mudk mís'; Fkk% jkt djsxk [kkylk] vkdh jgs u dks;! ;gk¡ vkdh dk eryc 'nq[kh' ls gS] eryc [kkylk ds jkT; esa dksbZ Hkh nq[kh ugha jguk pkfg,- in~eJh M‚DVj jekdkar 'kqDy us lekt esa nks rjg dh 'kfä;ksa dk ftØ fd;k] ftlesa ,d jkt djus dh 'kfä gS tks lekt dks rksM+rh gS rks nwljh lekt dks /kkj.k djus dh 'kfä gksrh gS tks gesa laxfBr djrh gS- bl lanHkZ esa jktk fnyhi dk ftØ djrs gq, vkn'kZ jktk ds xq.kksa dk c[kku M‚- 'kqDy us O;ogkfjd <ax ls fd;k vkSj mls orZeku jktuhfr ls tksM+rs gq, bl ckr dks nqgjk;k fd ftlds fy, çtk iq= leku gksrh gS] ogh vkn'kZ jktk gksrk gS- lekt dks Hkxoku dk çFke #i crkrs gq, M‚ 'kqDy us loZ Hkwr fgrs jr% dk ea= nqgjk;k] rks fueZy larks dh ijaijk vkxs c<+kus dk fl[k laxr ls mUgksaus fuosnu Hkh fd;kA
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5 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 Delhi/NCR In a major step aimed at making Connaught Place con- gestion free, the Centre has decided to ban ve- hicular movement of cars and buses in the heart of Delhi for three months starting first week of February. According to Urban Development Ministry official, the ban will be part of a pilot Smart City project that will be launched next month and will aim at reducing pollution and conges- tion in the area. As part of the project, the inner and middle circles of Connaught Place — the imposing commercial area built by Edwin Lutyens in 1933 — will be barred to traffic, a senior official said, add- ing that park and ride services on cycles and battery-operated ve- hicles will be offered from the surrounding Cars, buses banned in CP for 3 months starting Februaryparking areas at Shivaji Stadium, Baba Kharak Singh Marg and Palika parking. “Commuters would be provided free of cost ride facilities through e- rickshaws or other bat- tery-operated vehicles. These vehicles will ferry passengers to their nearest destination, which will help shop- keepers of the area to get their customers at their doorstep. Shopkeepers of the area are most wor- ried over the move. They fear that it would hit their businesses as customers won’t prefer to take much pain for visiting a shop,” the of- ficial said. “This is a very ab- surd idea. CP is a com- mercial centre, not a tourist destination. The moment inner circle will be made vehicle-free, the outer circle will be choked. We have al- ready seen a demo on the Yoga day,” saidAtul Bhargava, president, New Delhi Traders As- sociation (NDTA). The total parking ca- pacity at these three lo- cations is 3,172 and only 1,088 vehicles are parked on an average, the police said. The Ministry of Ur- ban Development said the three-month “pedestrianisation” of the area — which has some of the city’s most recognisable heritage structures — will test the effects on traffic, management of re- claimed parking lots, and record the experi- ence of the pedestrians and shop owners. At a meeting on Thursday to discuss the Smart City Project, Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu also discussed the possibility of landscaping, devel- oping water bodies, side-walk cafes, public plazas, holding light and sound shows and street festivals. The minister said the vehicle ban is meant to offer a “con- gestion free, accident free and crime free” ex- perience to visitors. At the meeting, the NDMC and Delhi Po- lice officials stated that pedestrianisation could be promoted by declar- ing the middle and inner circular roads of Connaught Place ve- hicle-free by providing effective “park and ride” services from de- fined major parking ar- eas. Responding to a query of the minister as to by when the people would feel the impact of it, NDMC chairman Naresh Kumar said the results on ground could be seen in the next four to five months. “Cycle hiring, battery operated vehicles, etc, would be deployed effectively for the benefit of those parking vehicles at specified slots to reach the business district and also for the benefit of those using public trans- port besides senior citi- zens, women, children etc to move in the busi- ness district,” the offi- cial said. In a major decision aimed at addressing needs of diplo- mats, the government on Wednesday gave its nod for de- velopment of a new diplomatic enclave, that is all set to come up in Dwarka. The second such enclave dedicated for diplo- mats would be developed at 34.87 hectare of land in Sector 24 of Dwarka. The first such enclave for diplomats is in Chanakyapuri, wherein embas- sies, consulates of almost ev- ery important country are situ- ated. Paving way for a second diplomatic enclave in Dwarka, the Cabinet, which is headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved transfer of 34.87 hectare of land from Delhi Development Authority to Land and Development Of- fice (L&DO) under the Urban DDA to allot land for new diplomatic enclave in Dwarka Development Ministry. This land would be transferred to diplomatic missions and inter- n a t i o n a l organisations for building their chan- ceries and embassies. A senior ministry official said: “Given that embassies of sev- eral countries are situated in different colonies of the city due to non- availability of land for them in Chanakyapuri, they have been demanding permanent land for a very long period. The pro- posal was biting the dust for several months and now the decision has been finally taken.” The official further said: “After L&DO takes posses- sion of the allotted land, it would be developed by Cen- tral Public Works Department to build infrastructure. The de- veloped plots would be handed over to the Ministry of ExternalAffairs, which would be allotted to the concerned countries to building their consulates or embassies.” The meeting with JNU Vice-Chancellor M Jagadesh Kumar on Wednesday, held after a long time, has failed to resolve the issues between the authorities and the students community, JNU Students Union (JNUSU) President Mohit Pandey said here. JNU students’ meet with V-C Jagadesh Kumar fails to resolve vexed issues “The V-C (M Jagadesh Kumar) didn’t give us any as- surance. He just heard what we said. We met him to show that JNU students do not believe only in protests, which is a measure of last resort,” he said on Thursday. “We asked him to revoke the suspensions of the 12 stu- dents and to roll back the in- crease of weightage to viva, which unduly gives the univer- sity a chance to exercise preju- dices,” Pandey said. During the meeting the stu- dents also asked the Vice- Chancellor to stop using “threats” against students and to engage more in dialogue with them. “We asked the V-C to do away with his threatening tac- tics already. We believe in talks, but the other party is not willing. There have been many vice-chancellors before him but none as supercilious as him,” Pandey said. According to him, the The South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) has initi- ated a scientific mechanism of collection, transportation and management of garbage and waste with the help of Infra- structure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS) by deploying a number of fixed compact compressors and different kind of tippers; green waste manage- ment by using wood chippers, SDMC initiates scientific method of waste management construction of more and more public toilets, discouraging open defecation and training citizens and Resident Welfare Association(RWAs)onthepro- cedure of segregation of the waste. SDMC is also going to set up the first biogas plant at Goyla Dairy in the Najafgarh Zone, spread over an area of two acres. The project, devel- oped by the agency itself, will be constructed on the Public Private Partnership model, an official said. SDMC Mayor Shayam Sharma said: “We are also going to set up the first bio- gas plant in Delhi. The project willalsohelpprovidecleangas- eous fuel and organic manure from cattle dung, kitchen waste without any harmful discharge in environment. We will also use kitchen waste in the plant.” The differences between the Delhi government and Delhi State Public Schools ManagementAssociation over nursery admission guidelines for 298 schools on DDA land is only adding to the worry of helpless parents of kids eligible for admissions. Earlier, the meeting be- tween members of the Delhi State Public Schools Manage- mentAssociation and Director of Education, Delhi govern- ment, remained inconclusive. According to sources, the file for nursery admissions in the 298 schools will be re- viewed by the LG’s Office on Friday. Atishi Marlena, who is the advisor to the Delhi gov- ernment on affairs of educa- tion, stated that even though the Delhi government has pro- vided their suggestions, it is ultimately the Office of Lieu- tenant Governor which will take the final decision. Marlena added that 75 per- cent of the admissions to 298 schools should be based on close distance criteria. She also rejected the claims of the state interfering in the au- tonomy of the private schools. Talks between govt and 298 schools fail; students, par- ents left in lurch
6 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 National This to bring to your atten- tion that India is one of the very few nations that has not rati- fied Convention 182 on Worst Forms of Child Labour. In June, 1999, after intense delib- erations, delegates of the Inter- national Labour Conference unanimously adopted a historic convention prohibiting the worst forms of child labour. Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthi has earnestly called upon the Government of India many times to take pro- active measures, which would Greetings from Kailash Satyarthi Children’s Foundation! help bring the legal framework of our country in line with the provisions stipulated in Con- vention 182, on worst forms of child labour. With reference to the above please find attached a brief document on International Labour Organization Conven- tion 182 on behalf of Mr. Kailash Satyarthi for your kind perusal and reference Like in the past, we look forward to your support in cre- ating mass awareness for the cause. Vice-President M Hamid Ansari on Wednesday said that former President Dr APJ Kalam was a “man of technol- ogy” who not only contributed to the progress of defence re- search organisations but also had a way with younger people and motivated them. Speaking after releasing the book ‘The People’s President A P J Abdul Kalam’, written by SM Khan who had served as Press Secretary to Dr Kalam during his presidency from 2002-2007, the Vice President said the book presents an insider’s account of Dr Kalam’s life and was an impor- tant document chronicling dif- ‘Kalam was an unconventional Prez, a man of technology’ The East Division Police has solved a very Heinous crime by arresting all the six criminals within a week who has gropped and molested a women on the early hours of new years eve. First major case after the New Year's day Praveen Sood and his team arrested four ac- cused as notorious criminials within 48 hours and within a week time they arrested all the six accused and successfully solved the case of taking over as the city's police commis- sioner. A heinous crime by this gang has shaken the whole na- tion as many held protest against the ministers for their derogatory coward and sick statement against women . Home Minister of karnataka Dr G Parameshwara, said that it is common on Christmas and new year as it happens in Delhi and blamed the western style dress code. Samajwadi party minister Abu AZMI said that girls are Kammanahalli Molestation case Solved , Six Criminals Arrested By East Division Police Ant and men are sugar and even he gave a coward and sick statement and blamed western dress as short dress as Nudity people from all over the coun- try took on social media and slammed the minister by drag- ging her daughter in law . BJP Mahila Morcha headed by MP, Shobha Karandalje with other MPs with other min- isters like Shruthi,Tara,Pramila Nesargi with many more staged a protest against the Karnataka government near Mahatma Gandhi statue at maurya circle,for the lapse in law and order in the state . The arrests come three days after a CCTV footage surfaced showing two scooter-borne men accost a woman while one molests her.In the footage, one of the two men is first seen approaching the woman, forc- ing himself on her and drag- ging her to the scooter, before pinning her down. As she re- sists and tries to free herself, he pushes her down on the road and he and the pillion rider both escape from the scene. ferent aspects of the former President’s life. “Dr Kalam always showed an eagerness to reach out to the younger generation and stu- dents,” he said. It was in July last year that Dr Kalam col- lapsed following a massive heart attack while delivering a lecture in Shillong. Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley described Dr Kalam as an “unconventional President” with an “unconven- tional mind” who always had a vibrant air of positivity around him. “He was not cynical and exuded positiveness and was very positive about India’s bright future and wanted to see India as a developed nation by 2020,” the Finance Minister said. Jaitley also recalled his nu- merous interactions with Dr Kalam during his presidential tenure at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, saying his style and simplicity charmed the people. SM Khan said that he had made an attempt in the book to pen down various facets of Dr Kalam’s life during his tenure in the Rashtrapati Bhavan. Dr Kalam was an inspiration for scientists and it was his vision of the series of missiles that producedAgni, Prithvi,Trishul and Nag, Khan recalled. NEW DELHI: The Su- preme Court has asked the Election Commission to spell out the time frame within which it would introduce Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) in EVMs to make election process more transpar- ent. The paper trail system is meant to supplement the ex- isting procedure of voting and it allows the voters to verify their respective votes. Under this system, a printout will come out after a voter casts his vote, appraising the voter that his vote has been rightly registered. The print- out is to be deposited in a box which can only be used by the ECI in case of elec- tion dispute. The court in October 2013 directed the commis- sion to introduce paper trail in election process as allega- tions were being made from time to time that EVM ma- chines were prone to be tam- pered. It said that paper trail was an "indispensable re- quirement of free and fair elections. "The confidence of the vot- ers in the EVMs can be achieved only with the intro- duction of the paper trail. EVMs with VVPATsystem en- sure the accuracy of the voting system. With an intent to have fullest transparency in the sys- By when will you introduce paper trail in EVMs, Supreme Court asks Election Commission tem and to restore the confi- dence of the voters, it is neces- sary to set up EVMs with VVPATsystem because vote is nothing but an act of expres- sion which has immense im- portance in democratic sys- tem," the court said. It had asked the poll panel to put in place the new mecha- nism in EVMs in a phased manner as it was not possible to upgrade all machines at one go. "As the commission has to handle ten lakhs polling booths, we permit the ECI to introduce the same in gradual stages or geographical-wise in the ensuing general elections. The area, state or actual booth(s) are to be decided by the ECI and the ECI is free to implement the same in a phased manner," the court had said. But the commission has not been able to implement apex court's order in true spirit dur- ing the last three years and the court has now agreed to hear a contempt petition filed against the Chief Election Commis- sioner. A bench of Justices Ranjan Gogoi and L Nageswara Rao has asked the commission to give an undertaking to imple- ment its order and also the timeframe within which paper trail would be introduced across the country in all elec- tions. The National Green Tribu- nal today took the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) to task over its recent notification exempting real es- tate projects from obtaining prior environmental clearance (EC) and restrained it from granting any fresh permissions under the new regulation. "You can't do legal blunders and get away with it," a bench headed by NGT Chairperson Justice Swatanter Kumar said as it pulled up the MoEF for not "applying its mind" while NGT asks MoEF not to act under new notification amending the notification pub- lished on December 9, 2016 exempting building and con- struction projects of all sizes from the process of environ- ment impact assessment (EIA) and prior environmental clear- ance before beginning con- struction. For smaller projects (less than 20,000 sq metres), it even has a "self-declaration" clause, which will ensure issuance of permission from urban local bodies. For larger projects of more than 20,000 sq m size, the EC and building permission will be given by urban local bodies simultaneously in an "inte- grated format". "Why don't you (MoEF) do something constructive for the system. There is a way of do- ing things. "We don't un- derstand why do you do these funny things.... "If you wanted to amend the no- tification, you could have sim- ply said that though the new projects are not required to take EC, but each project when cleared by local authorities would have certain conditions imposed on it. "You tell your ministry and all others not to act under the new notification, otherwise we will stay the notification. "You can't do legal blunders and get away with it," the bench said while granting liberty to the petitioners to approach NGT if a single permission is granted under the new notification. The matter is now listed for next hearing on January 12.
7 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 Happening PHD Chamber’s “Swachh Paryavaran Campaign” hosts Recycling Awareness Workshop New Delhi : PHD Chamber’s “Swachh Paryavaran Campaign” under the aegis of PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry hosted Recycling Awareness Work- shop to conserve resources & environment. The activity which took place at Ahlcon International School, Mayur Vihar was at- tended by around 1000 stu- dents. On the occasion Mr. Ashok K. Pandey, Principal said “I would like to congratu- late the team of the campaign for addressing this pressing is- sue as each one of us should take the onus to ensure clean environment. Our motto “Global Per- spective Indian Values” is a driving force to pitch our stu- dents and their thoughts and creativity with their counter- parts in the different time zones of the world.This particular workshop by PHD Swachh Paryavaran Campaign is an path breaking initiative for stu- dents to imbibe a habit change within themselves. PHD Chamber Swachh Paryavaran Campaign activi- ties lay emphasis on recycling drive in Schools and colleges which is aimed at social trans- formation of young minds. This campaign is supported by Ministry of Environment, For- est & Climate Change under Government of India. This campaign aims to im- part a powerful message to the society on CLEAN ENVI- RONMENT by empowering schools to become agents of social change. Students are becoming ambassadors to pro- mote the idea of recycling waste and making environment Eco-friendly. The recycling awareness workshop under “Swachh Paryavaran Campaign” has been conducted for over 20000 students in various Delhi Schools by imparting them knowledge of waste segrega- tion and recycling of plastics, paper, glass, metal, cardboard, old exam papers etc among other waste material. Papa and Thapa have be- come the latest comedy sensa- tion in Sony Sab’s romantic miniseries Khatmal-E-Ishque. With the lead couple, Kapildev and Lovina united, the families of both have come to meet and greet as well. Mr. D’Mello (Akhilendra Mishra), who is 'papa', is always very suspi- cious about everything related to Kapil’s father Hanuman Singh Dinkar (Sharat Saxena). Papa and Thapa both feel that they have seen Hanuman Singh before, but don’t quite Meet the perfect detective ‘Jodi’ of Papa and Thapa in Sony Sab’s Khatmal-E-Ishque remember where. Then, Thapa suggests that he thinks Hanuman Singh is the most- wanted smuggler that papa has been looking for 15 years! They then undertake a mission to uncover the truth about Hanuman Singh. Their journey has been one hell of an enter- tainment joyride till now. They constantly look for clues against Hanuman Singh but end up being caught in some embarrassing situation themselves!They are so doubt- ful about everything that they don’t even trust the sweets of- fered to them, they make Kapil’s family taste it before they eat anything. Akhilendra Mishra who plays the role of Mr. D’mello, the female protagonist’s father, said, “Our Jodi is meant to cre- ate a lot humor, we both set out with a feeling that Hanuman Singh Dinkar is a criminal. From our theatre days I have realized that the timing has to be bang on with both charac- ters, only then it is successful. The comedy timing for me and Dhruv while shooting was bang on! Hope the audience enjoys the humor.” Charuu Sharma a trained classical singer enthralled the audience with her Musical Ghazal Performance at an Evening toWelcome 2017 pre- sented by Shivaay entertain- ment on Sunday, 8th January 2017 at India International Centre, Lodhi Gardens. Sitar Recital Ms. Veena Chandra (Professor of Indian Music, Skidmore College USA), Vio- MUSICALPERFORMANCEBYSINGERCHARUUSHARMA lin recital by Ustad Asghar Hussein (Dilli Gharana), and Sukhmoy Bannerji also per- formed with Singer Charuu Sharma. Charu Sharma, a versatile singer is trained by Sh. Manek Lal Verma and Indu Prakash Trivedi of Dilli Gharana said, “This event was mainly to pro- mote our rich musical heritage and bringing ghazals gayaki back in form. Generation next could connect to ghazals mainly because of legends like Jagjit & Chitra Singh, Mehdi Hassan Saab and the likes of Farida khannum. There is a dire need to keep it alive. Some of the esteemed guests present were Ms. Uma Prabhu, Ghazal Singer Pamela Singh, Designer Mayyur Girotra, Ms. Neelam Pratap Rudy, Pro.Vidushi Uma Garg, Bollywood Actor Shiva Kumar, Ms. Ratan Kaul, Shahana Mukehrjee, Aashmeen Munjal to name a few. The New year had a pious beginning when World Broth- erhood Organization (WBO) celebrated Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s 350th birth anniversary on 1st January 2017. WBO mem- bers offered their service by or- ganizing Langar sewa (free Food) for all. Over 7000 people were served the langar of Puris and potatoes while the shabad gurbani played along- side. WBO president Mr. SS Marwah, General Secretary Mr. Jagdeva, and other man- Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s 350th Prakash Diwas and New Year agement committee members. were present at the occasion to take part in the service alongwith other WBO mem- bers. The Langar stall was orga- nized at Rajender Nagar in Central Delhi enroute the grand Nagar Keertan (religious procession) taken out by DSGMC to mark the birth of 10th Sikh Guru Gobind Singh who formailsed the Khalsa panth.
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9 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 National Ministry of Railways has decided to implement 1st phase ofAadhaar based ticketing sys- tem for PRS tickets (both counter and e-tickets) for se- nior citizens. The detailed pro- cedure is as under:- 1. From 1st January, 2017 to 31st March, 2017 re- quirement of Aadhaarverification for getting concessional tickets for senior citizens shall be on voluntary basis. 2. From 1st April 2017, for getting concessional tick- ets for senior citizens,Aadhaar based verification shall be IMPLEMENTATION OF AADHAAR BASED TICKETING SYSTEM FOR PRS TICKETS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Mandatory. 3. Verification shall be optional during the implemen- tation of 1st phase if senior citi- zens want to purchase ticket on full fare. 4. There shall be no change in procedure as regards concession to senior citizen in unreserved ticketing. 5. With effect from 1st April 2017, during journey se- nior citizen passengers shall carry any of the original docu- ments includingAadhaar Card as notified from time to time for the purpose of identity proof. From our side we will put in lots of efforts to solve prob- lems in Bengaluru city . We are committed to maintain law and order and prevention of crime. And it's our responsibility and priority to provide safety for women,senior citizen and chil- dren . Controlling traffic will be another of our priorities. Praveen Sood IPS took charge as Bengaluru city's new commissioner of Police on Sunday . Along with Praveen Sood, Dr.Malini Krishnamurthy took charge asAdditional Commis- sioner of Police West, S Ravi took Charge as Additional Commissioner of Police for crime, Hemanth Nimbalkar took charge as Additional Commissioner of Police East,Ajay Hilori took charge as DCP East,Chandragupta took charge as DCP Central . The karnataka government has appointed 1986 batch Karnataka cadre officer previ- ously held the post of ADGP administration. He succeeded Praveen Sood is the New Bengaluru City Police Commissioner "Prevention of crimes against women and senior citizens will be my top priority". by N S Megharikh who has been transferred to head the anti-corruption bureau. Born in 1964, Praveen Sood is a graduate of IIT Delhi. He joined the Indian Police Service in 1986. He started his career asAssistant Superinten- dent of Police of Mysuru in 1989. Subsequently, he served as Superintendent of Police of Ballari and Raichur, and as Deputy Commissioner of Po- lice, Law and Order, Bengaluru. In 1999, he proceeded to foreign deputation as Police Advisor to Government of Mauritius for 3 years.He got exposure to European and American Police during his stint in Mauritius. In 2003, he took a sabbati- cal for pursuing Post Gradua- tion in Public Policy and Man- agement from Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore and Maxwell School of Gov- ernance, Syracuse University, New York. He was posted as Commis- sioner of Police of Mysore city during 2004 to 2007. He fo- cused on transforming haphaz- ard and unregulated traffic situation in Mysore city through awareness campaigns, mechanical and engineering improvements and better en- forcement. He was also instru- mental in arrest of Pakistan origin terrorists during his stint in Mysore. He took over asAddl. Com- missioner of Police of Traffic, Bangalore in Feb 2008 and continued till September 2011. A strong supporter of technol- ogy driven traffic management, he is instrumental in establish- ing most advanced Traffic Management Centre at Banga- lore city. He has been decorated with Chief Minister’s Gold Medal for excellence in service in 1996, Police Medal for Meri- torious Service in 2002 & President’s Police Medal for Distinguished Service in 2011. Besides he is recipient of Prince Michael International Road safety Award in the year 2006 for his contribution to- wards road safety & traffic management and national E- Governance Gold Award for “Most innovative use of tech- nology for Traffic Manage- ment” in the year 2011. As Additional Director General of Police Computer Wing his immediate challenge was to implement CCTNS i.e. Crime & Criminal Tracking Network System all over Karnataka by networking all Police Stations up to Delhi and ensuring data entry and re- trieval of all information in police stations and higher po- lice officers online in real-time. HRD Minister, Shri Prakash Javadekar, launches Lok Sabha Member Dr. Patasani’s Reflections of The Su- preme at MBD Group’s Stall New Delhi: The Union HRD Minister, Shri Prakash Javadekar, today launched the book Reflections of The Su- preme, authored by Prof. Dr. Prasanna Kumar Patasani, Member of Parliament, and published by MBD at MBD Group’s stall (Numbers 434– 457, Hall No 11) at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2017. Present on the occasion were Mrs. Satish Bala Malhotra, Chairperson of MBD Group; Ms. Monica Malhotra Kandhari, Managing Director of MBD Group; Ms. Sonica Malhotra; Joint Managing Di- rector of MBD Group; Harinarayan Rajbhar, Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha, and Prof. Dr. Prasanna Kumar Patasani, Member of Parlia- ment, Lok Sabha. Dr. Prasanna Kumar Patasani is a lawyer, philoso- pher, poet, and Member of the sixteenth Lok Sabha of India. He represents Odisha’s Bhubaneswar constituency and is the Vice President and Founder Member of Biju Janata Dal. Dr. Patasani cap- tures his spiritual journey and experience when he was being trained in meditation at the Maharishi Institute of Creative Intelligence, Rishikesh. Speaking at the launch, Ms.Monica Malhotra Kandhari, Managing Director of MBD Group, said, ‘We are pleased to publish Dr. Prasanna Kumar Patasani’s book that beautifully captures his jour- ney within and connects with the supreme through the pow- erful medium of meditation. We are hopeful that the read- ers across most age groups will enjoy this book. We are also grateful that the Honourable Minister Shri Prakash Javadekar agreed to launch the book at our stall.’ While felicitating Ms. Sanjana Sarin, the winner of MBD Group’s Young Authors Contest ‘Unleash Your Cre- ativity’, Shri Prakash Javadekar appreciated MBD’s efforts to encourage young writers and provide them a platform to showcase their work. He also advised young writers to keep writing their stories and ideas regularly as it will enhance their thinking process and bring out their cre- ativity.
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11 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 National The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to expedite the hearing of Aadhaar cases challeng- ing the constitutional validity of the scheme but observed that data collection by private agencies is not a good idea. A bench headed by Chief Justice J S Khehar made the remarks after senior advocate Shyam Divan sought urgent hearing of the plea cit- ing privacy concern. “We are not inclined to give immediate hear- ing as there are limited resources but biometric Data collection by pvt agencies for Aadhaar not a good idea: SC data collection by pri- vate agencies is not a great idea,” the bench also comprising Justices N V Ramana and D Y Chandrachud said. Divan, who repre- sented one of the peti- tioners, said that these matters needs urgent hearing as there is individual’s privacy concern as biometric datas are being collected by private agencies. The apex court had on Octo- ber 15, 2015 lifted its earlier restrictions and permitted voluntary use ofAadhaar cards in wel- fare schemes that also included MGNREGA, all pension schemes and provident fund, besides ambitious flagship programmes like ‘Pradhan Mantri Jan DhanYojna’of the NDA government. The social welfare schemes, aimed at reaching the door steps of the “poorest of the poor”, were in addition to LPG and PDS schemes in which the apex court had allowed the voluntary use of Aadhaar cards. A five-judge consti- tution bench had put a caveat in its interim or- der for the Centre and said that Aadhaar card scheme is purely volun- tary and not mandatory till the matter is finally decided by this court, this way or the other way. It had said that that a larger bench was re- quired to be set up for final disposal of the pe- titions that also include the question as to whether the right to pri- vacy is fundamental right. Cloud computing is a criti- cal component for ensuring success of Digital India, the flagship programme of the NDA government, and access to cloud networks is crucial and requires safe practices, experts said on Thursday. Pamela Kumar, Vice-Presi- dent, Cloud Computing Inno- vation Council of India, Bengaluru, said the Digital In- dia programme has several key aspects like digital lockers where individuals can store their information online. MeghRaj Cloud Comput- ing- Government of India’s ini- tiative to harness the benefits of Cloud Computing-- is also a very crticial component of Digital India programme. ‘Cloud computing crucial to Digital India, need safe practices’ In a rare case of its kind, an underweight, three-year-old child was given a new lease on life when doctors successfully implanted a liver in him fol- lowing a 12-hour surgery in a Mumbai hospital on December 12, last year. Shubham Gurav, who weighed barely 10 kgs, had been diagnosed with cirrhosis of liver with an organ trans- plant being his only hope of life. But, unwilling to give up on him, doctors at the Sahyadri Hospitals successfully matched the boy’s father’s liver and – with a team preparing for Doctorssuccessfullyimplantliveronunderweight,3-yr-old this rare surgery on a 3D Model of the donor liver on CT scan - -transplanted a slice of it in the child using ‘High Magnifica- tion Microscopic Surgery.’ Other problems that were overcome included transplant anesthetists - Dr Manish Pathak and Dr Dinesh Babu -- facing a huge challenge in maintaining the child under an- esthesia for 12 hours because of Shubham’s tiny veins and wind pipe. Due to this reason, the prescription was given in milliliters and along with small doses of medicines in manag- ing fluids and blood product administration. Earlier, unable to meet ex- penses when the child’s unex- plained weight loss, failure to thrive, loss of appetite and ab- dominal swelling followed by tests confirmed liver cirrhosis and need for a liver transplant, the father, Ajay Gurav, who works in an electrical company in Mumbai – was fortunate to find an NGO that raised funds and contact with Sahyadri Hos- pitals to successfully carry out the operation. Describing Liver Cirrhosis in children as a rare disease, the lead surgeon Dr Bipin Vibhute – a Liver Trans- plant & Hepatobiliary Surgeon -- said: “This was a challeng- ing case due to Shubham’s weight and tender age, as a pae- diatric liver transplant – being more complicated than an adult liver transplant -- requires multi-disciplinary approach, cutting-edge infrastructure and experienced staff who are specialised in dealing with pe- diatric patients.Apart from sur- gery, the major challenge is the intensive care in the post-op- erative period. Both father and son are now well and we are proud of the entire team who has made this possible. Today, Shubham walks freely, plays and smiles a lot!” Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday lashed out at Hurriyat leaders in Kashmir after their refusal to hold talks with members of the all-party delegation, saying the separat- ists’ behaviour showed they do not believe in K a s h m i r i y a t , insaniyat (humanity) or jamhooriyat (democracy). Singh asserted that “the doors and windows for dialogue” on Kashmir were always open but ruled out any talks with Paki- stan on the issue in near future saying, “Let us first talk with the people within our country”. “Some members of delegation went to meet Hurriyat leaders in their individual capacity. We neither said ‘Yes’ nor ‘No’ (to the move). “The information given by the delegates (about how the members were treated) Home minister Rajnath Singh lashes out at separatists makes it clear that it is neither Kashmiriyat nor insaniyat,” Singh, who is lead- ing the delegation, told reporters on the second day of its visit. “The mem- bers had gone to hold talks but by re- fusing to talk, they have shown that they do no believe in jamhooriyat as well,” the Minister said, coming down heavily on the separatists who on Wednesday snubbed at- tempts by MPs like CPI(M) leader Sitaram Yechury, CPI’s D Raja, JD(U) leader Sharad Yadav, RJD’s Jay Prakash Narayan and AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi to reach out to them. At hardline Hurriyat leader SyedAli Shah Geelani’s residence, the gate was not even opened for the MPs while people shouted slogans out- side. NEW DELHI: Following the media reports about the amount of scrapped Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes that has been deposited back to the banks by the Decem- ber 30 deadline, the central bank of India today said that they the process of count- ing notes hasn't been completed yet. The RBI said the aggregating of ac- counting entries made at the various currency chests still requires to be reconciled with the actual cash balances in order to elimi- nate accounting errors and double counting. "The periodical SBN (specified bank notes) figures released by us were based on aggregation of accounting en- tries done at the large number of currency chests all over the country," an RBI said in a state- Is 'most' scrapped currency really back? RBI says it is 'still reconciling figures' ment. "Now that the scheme has come to an end on Decem- ber 30, 2016, these figures would need to be reconciled with the physical cash balances to eliminate accounting errors or possible double counts etc. Till this is completed, any es- timate may not indicate the ac- tual numbers of the SBNs that have been returned," RBI added. The RBI is taking all steps to complete the process expeditiously so as to release firm figures of SBNs received at an early date. Vice-President M Hamid Ansari on Wednesday said that former President Dr APJ Kalam was a “man of technol- ogy” who not only contributed to the progress of defence re- search organisations but also had a way with younger people and motivated them. Speaking after releasing the book ‘The People’s President A P J Abdul Kalam’, written by SM Khan who had served as Press Secretary to Dr Kalam during his presidency from 2002-2007, the Vice President said the book presents an insider’s account of Dr Kalam’s life and was an impor- tant document chronicling dif- ferent aspects of the former President’s life. “Dr Kalam al- ways showed an eagerness to reach out to the younger gen- eration and students,” he said. ‘Kalam was an unconventional Prez, a man of technology’
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esa yksu feysxk cSadksa esa ;g irk dj ysa fd fdrus le; esa yksu lsaD'ku gks ik,xk] D;ksafd dbZ ckj cSadksa }kjk yksu lsaD'ku djus esa dkQh le; yxk fn;k tkrk gSA ,sls esa dgha ,slk u gks fd tc rd vkidks yksu feys] rc rd dkQh nsj gks xbZ gks vkSj d‚yst esa vkidk ços'k gh eqf'dy gks tk,A fjisesaV Vkbe% lHkh cSadksa dk fjisesaV Vkbe vFkkZr yksu ykSVkus dk le; vyx&vyx gksrk gSA ,sls esa fjisesaV Vkbe dh igys ls tkudkjh gksxh rks fMxzh iwjh gksus ds ckn yksu dh jkf'k ykSVuk vkids fy, vklku jgsxkA vU; 'kqYd% cSadksa ds csl jsV vkSj ,tqds'kuy yksu baVjLV jsV esa QdZ gksrk gS] ,sls esa vki bl QdZ dks le>saA lkFk gh ;g Hkh irk dj ysa fd baVjLV jsV fQDLM gS ;k ugha vkSj baVjLV jsV ds vykok lfoZl VSDl ;k fdlh vU; rjg dk dksbZ vkSj pktZ rks ugha gSA NwV Hkh fey ldrh gS dkslZ ds nkSjku C;kt nj dk Hkqxrku dj NwV ik ldrs gSaA ;fn dksbZ Nk= yksu ysus ds rqjar ckn ls dsoy C;kt nj dh jkf'k dk Hkqxrku dj ns rks mls yksu ij ,d çfr'kr rd dh NwV fey ldrh gSA vYila[;d Nk=kksa dks yksu esa lfClMh dh lqfo/k dsUæ ljdkj dh i<+ksa izns'k ;kstuk ds rgr vYila[;d Nk=ksa dks fons'k esa i<+kbZ ds fy, ,tqds'ku yksu ij lfClMh nsus dk çko/kku fd;k x;k gSA bldk Qk;nk eqfLye] bZlkbZ] fl[k] ckS)] tSu vkSj ikjlh leqnk; ds Nk=ksa dks feysxkA okilh dk fodYi lkekU;r% cSad 7-5 yk[k #i, rd ds yksu dks pqdkus ds fy, nl lky rd dk le; nsrs gSa] ogha 7-5 ls T;knk jkf'k ds yksu dks pqdkus ds fy, 15 o"kZ rd dk le; fn;k tkrk gSA blds lkFk gh ;g 'krZ gS fd fMxzh iwjh gksus ds ckn ,d lky ds Hkhrj ;k t‚c yxus ds Ng ekg ds vanj ¼nksuksa esa ls tks Hkh igys gks½ cSadksa dks yksu dh bZ,evkbZ dk Hkqxrku djuk t:jh gSA Hkkjr esa laLFkkuksa ij yksu ;wthlh@ ,vkbZlhVhbZ @,vkbZch,e,l@vkbZlh,evkj@ljdkj vkfn ls ekU;rk çkIr vkSj ;wfuoflZVh@ d‚yst@ laLFkku esa cSpyj fMxzh] ekLVj fMxzh vkSj ihth fMIyksek dkslZ ds fy,A vkbZlhMCyw,] lh,] lh,Q, tSls dkslZ vkbZvkbZ,e] vkbZvkbZVh] vkbZvkbZ,llh] fu¶V] ,uvkbZMh] ,Dl,yvkjvkbZ }kjk lapkfyr dkslZA Mk;jsDVj tujy v‚Q flfoy ,fo,'ku@f'kfiax vkfn ls ekU;rkçkIr ,;jksu‚fVdy] ik;yV Vªsfuax] f'kfiax vkfn tSls jsxqyj fMxzh vkSj fMIyksek dkslZA çfrf"Br fons'kh ;wfuoflZVht }kjk ekU;rkçkIr vkSj Hkkjr esa lapkfyr dkslZ ekU;rk çkIr ikVZ Vkbe t‚c vksfj,aVsM dkslZ ¼bZofuax dkslZ vkfn½ ekU;rk çkIr VhplZ Vªsfuax@ch-,M] uflaZx dkslZ ds fy, fons'k esa bu dkslZ ds fy, çfrf"Br ;wfuoflZVh ds t‚c vksfj,aVsM VsfDudy vkSj çksQs'kuy cSpyj fMxzh dkslsZt ,elh,] ,ech,] ,e,l tSls ekU;rkçkIr iksLVxzstq,V fMxzh dkslZA lhvkbZ,e,&yanu] lhih,&;w,l, vkfn }kjk lapkfyr ikB;ØeA ,;jksu‚fVdy] ik;ysV Vªsfuax] f'kfiax tSls fMxzh ;k fMIyksek dkslZ] tks Hkkjr vkSj fons'k esa ekU;rkçkIr gksaA ubZ fnYyhA lc i<+sa lc c<+s ds ukjs dks lQy cukus ds fy, t:jh gS fd u flQZ ljdkjh cfYd futh Ldwyksa dh la[;k esa Hkh btkQk gksA Ldwy [kksyus ds bPNqd O;fä dks ;g tkudkjh lqxerk ls miyC/k gks fd Ldwy 'kq: djus ds fy, vko';d fu;e D;k gSa fu;eksa dh tkudkjh vketu ds fy, lgt cukus dh ekax lsaVj Q‚j flfoy lkslkbVh ¼lhlh,l½ us dsaæ ljdkj ls dh gSA lhlh,l dk dguk gS fd futh Ldwy dk eryc muls drbZ ugha gS tks Hkkjh Hkjde [kpZ ds ckn 'kq: fd, tkrs gSaA futh Ldwyksa dh Js.kh esa xyh&eksgYys esa pyus okys ,sls ctV Ldwy Hkh vkrs gSa tks ikap lkS&gtkj #i;s dh Qhl esa cPpksa dks ?kj ds utnhd f'k{kk çnku djrs gSaA lhlh,l us Ldwy ,tqds'ku ,aM fyVªslh foHkkx ds lfpo M‚- lqHkk"k paæ dks ,d fjiksVZ lkSaih gS] ftlesa u, Ldwy dh 'kq#vkr ds fy, t:jh igyqvksa dk vklku gks Áfÿ;k rks lc i<+saxs lc c<+saxs % lhlh,l ftØ fd;k x;k gSA blesa fofHkUu foHkkxksa dh vuqefr] fu/kkZfjr le; lhek] fofHkUu vfuok;Zrkvksa dks iwjk djus ds fy, ,dy f[kM+dh dh O;oLFkk rkfd foHkkxksa ds pDdj u dkVus iM+s vkfn 'kfey gSaA us'kuy bafMisaMsaV LdwYl ,yk,al ¼fulk½ ds jk"Vªh; la;kstd vfer paæ dk dguk gS fd vyx&vyx jkT;ksa esa Ldwy [kksyus ds fy, 15&20 vuqefr dh t:jr iM+rh gSA ,slk dsaæ miyC/k ugha gS] tgka ls buds laca/k esa tkudkjh çkIr dh tk ldsA ykblsal çkIr djus esa fdruk le; yxsxk] bldh tokcnsgh Hkh r; ugha gSA ;g gky rc gS tc ns'k esa vPNs Ldwyksa dh deh gSA bl ckcr dqN lq>ko dsaæh; ekuo lalk/ku ea=ky; dks Hksts gSa rkfd leL;k dk funku gks vkSj cPpksa dks ?kj ds djhc gh vPNh f'k{kk miyC/k gks ldsA
13 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 Health Early stimulation helps give a boost to the brains of babies, accord- ing to a new study which contradicts the belief that children’s develop- ment is determined by their genes and could not be influ- enced. Researchers from NorwegianUniversityof Science andTechnology (NTNU)inNorwayused advanced electroen- cephalogram (EEG) technology for many years to study the brain activity of hundreds of babies. The results show that Babies exposed to stimulation get brain boostthe neurons in the brains ofyoungchildrenquickly increase in both number and specialisation as the baby learns new skills and becomes more mo- bile. Neurons in very young children form up to a thousand new con- nections per second. The research also shows that the development of our brain, sensory percep- tion and motor skills happen in sync and that even the smallest babies must be challenged and stimulated at their level from birth onward. Babies need to en- gage their entire body and senses by exploring their world and different materials, both indoors and out and in all types of weather. The researchers emphasise that the expe- riences must be self-pro- duced;itisnotenoughfor chil- dren merely to be carried or pushed in a stroller. “Many people be- lieve that children up to three years old only need cuddles and nappy changes, but studies show that rats raised in cages have less den- dritic branching in the brain than rats raised in an environment with climbing and hiding places and tunnels,” said Audrey van der Meer, professor at NTNU. “Research also shows that children born into cultures where early stimulation is con- sidered important, de- velop earlier than West- ern children do,” said van der Meer. She said that the brains of young children are very mal- leable and can therefore adapt to what is happen- ing around them. If the new synapses that are formed in the brain are not being used, they disappear as the child grows up and the brain loses some of its plasticity. Van der Meer men- tions the fact why Chi- nese babies hear a dif- ference between the R and L sounds when they are four months old, but not when they get older. Since Chinese chil- dren do not need to dis- tinguish between these sounds to learn their mother tongue, the brain synapses that carry this knowledge disappear when they are not used. Babies actually man- age to distinguish be- tween the sounds of any language in the world when they are four months old, but by the time they are eight months old they have lost this ability, accord- ing to van der Meer. Since a lot is happen- ing in the brain during the first years of life, van der Meer says that it is easier to promote learning and prevent problems when children are very young. Sharing sweet treats at workplace may be c o n - tributing to several health problems such as obesity and poor oral hygiene, experts in the UK have warned. It may be a case of managers want- ing to reward staff, colleagues wanting to celebrate or people bringing presents back from their holidays that sees sugary snacks going into the workplace, said Professor Nigel Hunt, dean Faculty of Dental Surgery at the Royal College of Sur- geons in the UK. However, it was detrimental to employees’health and they should make a New Year’s resolution to “combat cake cul- ture” in 2017, he said. “While these sweet treats might be well meaning, they are also contributing to the current obe- sity epidemic and poor oral health,” Hunt said. “We need a culture change in offices and other work- places that encourages healthy eating and helps workers avoid caving in to sweet temptations such as cakes, sweets and biscuits,” he said. However, 2016 Great British Bake Off runner-up Jane Beedle said that cake could “bring joy to the office”. “I don’t think a little bit of homemade cake is going to kill anybody,” Beedle told BBC Radio 2. The Faculty of Dental Surgery has released tips to cut down on sugar consumption in the workplace by consider- ing low-sugar alternatives and reducing portion sizes. ‘Workplace cake culture’ may fuel obesity risk: experts Are your toddler’s fingers and hands move- ment slow? Is his/her ability to relate to and in- teract with others as well as problem-solving skills delayed? Blame it on your obesity, re- searchers say. The findings showed that apart from health related issues, children of obese mothers were nearly 70 per cent more likely to fail tests of fine motor skill – the ability to control movement of small muscles, such as those in the fingers and hands – by age 3, when compared to children of normal-weight mothers. Children with obese fa- thers were 75 per cent more likely to fail mea- sures of social competence – an indicator of how well they were able to relate to and interact with others by age 3. Those born to extremely obese couples were nearly three times more likely to fail tests of problem-solving ability by age three. “Our study is one of the few that also includes information about fathers, and our results sug- gest that dad’s weight also has significant influ- Parent’s obesity may delay develop- ment in kidsence on child development,” said lead author, Edwina Yeung, from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development in the US. However, it is not yet known how parental obesity might increase children’s risk for developmental delay.Animal studies have indicated that obe- sity during pregnancy may promote inflam- mation, which could affect the foetal brain and could also affect the expression of genes in sperm. If the link between parental obesity and developmental delays is confirmed, physi- cians may need to take parental weight into account when screening young children for delays and early interventional services, the researchers said. Milk is essential for develop- ing strong bones and teeth, but somepeoplesimplydon’tlikethe sight of it. Add flavours or coloured ice cubes or prepare shakes to make milk tastier, says an expert. TanyaJoshi,SeniorDietician andNutritionistatdairycompany Freshmen’sValley,suggestshow: * There are various flavours availableinthemarketlikefruity, chocolate, strawberry, butter- scotch,vanilla,caramel,roseand pan.Forahealthieroption,gofor natural flavours like cardamom milk,cinnamonandnutmegmilk, mint flavoured milk, turmeric milk and honey milk. * Mix a few drops of differ- ent food colouring as per your preference. * Coloured ice cubes can be one of the most interesting ways to draw maximum atten- tion of those who are reluctant to drink milk. Add a drop of food colouring to your regular ice cubes to make a colourful drink. Make drinking milk more enjoyable
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  • 1. Approved by DAVP - 101596 National Weekly countryandpolitics.in Politics News Bulletin & Beyond dUVªh ,.M ikWfyfVDl Year : 5 No. : 32 New Delhi 09 Jan - 15 Jan. 2017 Rs. 2/- Pages:16 NEW DELHI: Extra care must be taken to alleviate suffer- ings of the poor triggered by eco- nomic slow down which has become unavoidable post demonetisation+ , President Pranab Mukherjee said on Thursday. Demonetisation, while immobilising black money and fighting corrup- tion, may lead to "temporary slowdown" of the economy, the President said addressing the Governors and Lt Gover- nors through video- conferencing from Rashtrapati Bhavan here. "We all will have to be ex- Take extra care to lessen suffering of poor post note ban India’s space agency ISRO will launch a record 103 satel- lites--all but three of them for- eign--at one go on a single rocket in the first week of Feb- ruary in what will be a major feat not attempted by any coun- try. As India looks to grab a larger slice of the lucrative commercial space market, 100 of the 103 satellites set for launch by ISRO’s workhorse rocket PSLV-C37 in February from from its Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh belong to for- eign nations, including the US and Germany. “We are making a century by launching over 100 satellites at one go,” S Somnath, Director of the Liq- uid Propulsion Systems Centre of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), told a plenary session on the second ISRO to launch record 103 satellites at one go in February tra careful to alleviate the suf- fering of the poor which might be- come unavoidable for the expected progress in the long term," Mukherjee said. He said that while he appreciates the thrust on transi- tion from entitle- ment approach to an entrepreneurial one for poverty alleviation, he is not too sure that the "poor can wait that long". "They need to get succour here and now so that they can also participate actively in the national march toward a future devoid of hun- ger, unemployment and ex- ploitation," the President said. day of the ongoing Indian Sci- ence Congress here on Wednesday. The space agency had ear- lier planned a launch of 83 sat- ellites in the last week of Janu- ary, of which 80 were foreign ones. But with the addition of 20 more foreign satellites, the launch was delayed by a week and will now take place in first week of February, Somnath said. He, however, did not specify the number of coun- tries that would launch its sat- ellites in this mission, but said it includes nations like the US and Germany. “These will be 100 micro- small satellites, which will be launched using a PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle)- C37. The weight of the payload will be 1350 kgs, of which 500- 600 kgs will be the satellite’s weight,” Somnath added. The launch will be a major feat in country’s space history as no exercise on this scale has been attempted before. Last year, ISRO launched record 20 satellites at one go. The highest number of sat- ellites launched in a single mis- sion is 37, a record that Russia set in 2014. The US space agency NASA launched 29. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s pet South Asian satel- lite project, meanwhile, will take off in March. The South Asian satellite will be a part of GSAT-9, which will be launched in March this year, M Nageshwara Rao, As- sociate Director of ISRO said. The communication satel- lite was to be launched in De- cember 2016, but was slightly delayed as some other satellites are to be launched before that. Sources said talks with Af- ghanistan to have the country on-board for the project is in its final stages. Envisaged as a gift to its neighbours, the project, earlier known as SAARC satellite, faced stiff re- sistance from Pakistan. The neighbouring country wanted it to be launched under the ae- gis of the SouthAsian regional forum. It later backed out of the project. Apart from India, the satellite will benefit Sri Lanka, Maldives, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan. Stressing on availability of employment opportunities in the agriculture sector, Union Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh said that due to sophisticated development in agriculture sector, employ- ment opportunities have been generated for the skilled youth in the fields of agri-warehous- ing in agriculture, cold chains, supply chains, etc. “Youth are getting job op- portunities in dairy, poultry, meat, fisheries, horticulture, micro-irrigation, etc. Self-em- ployment opportunities also have been enhanced in these fields which require skilled Govtplansjobcreationinagrisector youth,” Singh said while ad- dressing a na- tional work- shop on agri- culture devel- opment through skill develop- ment on Thurs- day. Outlining the developments in agricul- ture, Singh said that such a scenario has never been ob- served before in respect of overall development in vari- ous fields of agriculture. “The ministry is working to give reality to the motto of PM Modi – Kaushal Bharat - Kushal Bharat. Apart from production focused agricul- ture, the ministry is taking steps to make agriculture a farmer focused,” the minister said. Next CM Akhilesh Hours after staking claim to the Samajwadi Party symbol in the Election Commission, Mulayam Singh Yadav de- clared in Lucknow on Monday evening that son Akhilesh would be the next chief minis- ter of Uttar Pradesh, reports Pervez Iqbal Siddiqui. Sources said Mulayam would meet Akhilesh at 10am on Tuesday. Mulayam's statement is be- ing seen as an attempt to win over Akhilesh and isolate his cousin, Ram Gopal Yadav . Earlier in the day , Mulayam wrote to the Rajya Sabha chair- man asking for Ram Gopal's seat to be moved since he had been expelled. Rs 119cr for EDMC but no end to garbage crisis The Delhi government an- nounced on Sunday that it would give the East Delhi Municipal Corporation Rs 119 crore to pay pending salaries but the civic agency and strik- ing sanitation workers rejected the amount as insufficient, re- port Alok K N Mishra and Paras Singh. As the strike entered the third day, large parts of east Delhi were covered in garbage. Shakarpur, West Vinod Nagar, Preet Vihar and parts of Patparganj were worst hit.Private trucks engaged by EDMC to lift garbage were nowhere near adequate. Delhi's new lieutenant gov- ernorAnil Baijal on Sunday in- spected the state of cleanliness in the city.Accompanied by se- nior officials of the south cor- poration, DDA and Delhi Po- lice, among others, the LG drove along major roads of south Delhi. He asked officials to remove construction waste from roadsides and free up parks from encroachments. He also asked for an “implementable“ parking policy at the earliest. Baijal later tweeted: “In- spected Saket area with MCD, LG hits the road for cleaner S Delhi police and DDA today for ground reality check of clean- liness efforts... Regular inspec- tions to continue. Commis- sioner South MCD to be the Nodal Officer for coordination amongst agencies... Keeping the city and its public spaces clean and ensuring organised parking will be amongst my high priorities.“ An immediate impact of Sunday's inspection was the cleaning up of a park across the road from the Saket malls. The park has been an eyesore for several months.
  • 2. 2 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 Editorial ‚ê¬ÊŒ∑§ ∑§Ë ∑§‹◊ ‚ fofiu xkSM+ iadt ds- flag Hkkjr us fgan egklkxj {ks= esa lfØ;rk c<+krs gq, ls'ksYl ds lkFk pkj le>kSrksa ij gLrk{kj fd, gSaA ls'ksYl dks Hkkjr us viuk fo'oluh; fe= vkSj j.kuhfr lk>hnkj crk;k gSA Hkkjrh; ç/kkuea=h ds vuqlkj] fgan egklkxj ds f}i{kh; ns'kksa ds lkFk etcwr vkSj LFkkbZ laca/k Hkkjr dh lqj{kk ,oa vkfFkZd çxfr ds fy, csgn egRoiw.kZ gSaA ls'ksYl us la;qä jk"Vª lqj{kk ifj"kn esa Hkkjr dh LFkkbZ lnL;rk dk Hkh leFkZu fd;k gSA Hkkjr }kjk ls'ksYl ds ukxfjdksa ds fy, rhu ekg dk eqr ohtk vkSj ohtk vkWu ,jkboy dh ?kks"k.kk dh xbZ gSA Hkkjr vkSj ls'ksYl ds e/; ty losZ{k.k] v{k; ÅtkZ rFkk cqfu;knh <kaps ds fodkl dh fn'kk esa ijLij lg;ksx dks lqfuf'pr fd;k x;k gSA nksuksa ns'kksa ds e/; uSfoxs'ku pkVZ vkSj bysDVª‚fud uSfoxs'ku pkVZ dk fuekZ.k fd;k tk,xkA nksuksa ns'k nf{k.k phu lkxj esa ruko çk-frd lalk/kuksa dk lnqi;ksx djrs gq, viuh vFkZO;oLFkkvksa dks etcwr djus ds fy, Cyw bd‚ueh dh fn'kk esa ikjLifjd lg;ksx dks vkSj xfr nsaxsA bl lanHkZ esa nksuksa ns'k la;qä dk;Zlewg xfBr djus ij Hkh lger gks x, gSaA Hkkjr vkSj vkfl;ku ns'k nf{k.k phu lkxj esa phu ds fujarj c<+rs çHkqRo ds eísutj l'kafdr fn[kkbZ iM+ jgs gSaA Hkkjr vkSj vkfl;ku ns'k leqæ vkSj lkbcj Lisl lesr vusd {ks=ksa esa uohu lqj{kk <kapk fodflr djus ij ppkZ djrs jgs gSaA Hkkjr ges'kk gh bl ckr ds fy, ç;Ru'khy jgk gS fd mPp lkxj esa ukS pkyu rFkk ifjogu dh Lora=rk gksuh pkfg, vkSj nf{k.k phu lkxj ls tqM+s fdlh Hkh çdkj ds lhek fookn dk gy ikjLifjd okrkZvksa }kjk gh fudkyk tkuk pkfg,A mYys[kuh; gS fd nf{k.k phu lkxj esa phu] fo;ruke vkSj fQfyfial lesr vU; rVorhZ ns'kksa ds e/; vusd f}ih; vkSj lkeqfæd lhek laca/kh fookn fujarj lkeus vkrs jgrs gSa vkSj budh otg ls çk;% rukoiw.kZ fLFkfr;ka cuh jgrh gSaA fgan egklkxj ds }hih; ns'kksa dh ;k=k ds nkSjku dwVuhfrd dkj.kksa dh otg ls Hkkjrh; ç/kkuea=h us ekynho dks vius nkSjs esa 'kkfey ugha fd;k FkkA ekynho us bl lanHkZ esa vkf/ kdkfjd :i ls nq[k vkSj fujk'kk O;ä dh gSA mYys[kuh; gS fd ekynho ds iwoZ jk"Vªifr eksgEen uk'khn dks 13 o"kZ dh ltk lqukbZ xbZ Fkh] ftlds ckn Hkkjr lesr fo'o ds vusd ns'kksa us bl ij fpark O;ä dh FkhA ekynho dk bl lanHkZ esa ;gh dguk gS fd ;g ltk ,d fof/kd çfØ;k dk ikyu djrs gq, lqukbZ xbZ gS vkSj ;g ekynho dk ,d furkar ?kjsyw ekeyk gSA ekynho ds fons'k ea=ky; esa mifons'k ea=h Qkfrek buk;k us Hkkjr dh fparkvksa ds lanHkZ esa dgk fd] ^^ge bl lanHkZ esa Hkkjr dh fpark le> ldrs gSaA ;g LokHkkfod gh gS fd vki vius iM+ksl esa gksus okyh ?kVukvksa ds lanHkZ esa fpafrr gksaA** ekynho us Hkkjr ds lkFk vkilh lg;ksx vkSj jpukRed lk>snkjh dks tkjh j[kus ds çfr vkxzg O;ä fd;k gSA mYys[kuh; gS fd ekynho us dkQh ç;kl fd;k Fkk fd Hkkjrh; ç/kkuea=h viuh ;k=kvksa esa ekynho dk dk;ZØe Hkh 'kkfey djsa] ijarq Hkkjr }kjk ;gh ladsr fn, x, fd vHkh blds fy, mi;qä ekgkSy rS;kj ugha gks ldk gSA ekynho vk'oLr gS fd Hkkjr iwoZ esa ftl çdkj ekynho dh laçHkqrk vkSj Lora=rk dk lEeku djrs gq, mlds lkFk f}i{kh; lg;ksx c<+krk jgk gS] vkxs Hkh mlh fn'kk esa nksuksa ns'k vkxs c<+rs jgsaxsA ekynho vkSj Hkkjr ds chp yacs vjls ls vkilh ykHk ij vk/kkfjr etcwr fj'rs jgs gSa] ysfdu ekStwnk ljdkj phuh ls djhch c<+krs gq, bls pqukSrh ns jgh gSA fgan egklkxj esa phu ds fgr dksbZ xqIr jgL; ugha jg x, gSaA geus ns[kk gS fd fgan egklkxj ds NksVs }hi ns'kksa& ekynho vkSj Jhyadk esa phu fdl rjg rsth ls viuk fuos'k c<+k jgk gSA ekynho 'kr&çfr'kr bLykeh ns'k gS] blfy, ekynho esa tc vfLFkjrk ;k rkuk'kkgh ço`fÙk;ka c<+rh gSa] rc ogka tsgknh mxzoknh bLykeh xqVksa dk opZLo c<+us yxrk gSA ekynho esa 2013 ds jk"Vªifr pquko ds jk"Vªifr u'khn ds 'kklu ds nkSjku ekynho vkSj Hkkjr ds fj'rs lcls utnhdh jgsA jk"Vªifr u'khn us Hkkjr dks ekynho esa jsMkj lqfo/kk LFkkfir djus dh vuqefr nhA bl iwjs bykds esa 'kkafr vkSj lqj{kk etcwr djus ds fy, ekynho vkSj Hkkjr us rkyesy ls dke fd;kA ge ;g ns[kuk pkgrs gSa fd Hkkjr fgan egklkxj esa vxz.kh rkdr jgsA gekjk ;g Hkh ekuuk gS fd ,d etcwr Hkkjr ekynho esa tks lcls cM+h leL;k ge ns[k jgs gSa] og gS ekStwnk dk;Zikfydk ;kuh ;kehu ljdkj }kjk pquko vk;ksx] U;kf;d lsok vk;ksx vkSj lqçhe dksVZ dh lÙkk dks iwjh rjg detksj dj fn;k x;k gSA ljdkj bu rhuksa LraHkksa dks detksj dj viuh tM+sa etcwr djus esa yxh gSA ,d Hkz"V U;k;ikfydk dh otg ls gh jk"Vªifr u'khn dh dqlhZ Nhuh xbZA ekynho esa vkt dkuwu dk 'kklu ughaA ,eMhih dks bl ckr ls fpark gS fd tc ls jk"Vªifr ;kehu lÙkk esa vk, gSa] ekynho esa phuh fuos'k dkQh c<+k gSA ,eMhih dk ekuuk gS fd phu dk vlyh bjknk vkfFkZd enn djuk ugha] cfYd ekynho esa ,d lSfud vìk LFkkfir djuk gSA fiNys fnuksa Hkktik dh jk"Vªh; dk;Zdkfj.kh dh cSBd esa iz/kkuea=h ujsUnz eksnh us ;g dgk fd turk dks ;g vf/ kdkj gS fd og tku lds fdlh jktuhfrd ny dks Q.M vFkkZr pUnk dgka ls feyk gSA jktusrk tgka ,d rjQ vius dks tulsod vkSj tuizfrfuf/ k le>rs gSa] ogha turk ls yqdk fNih dk [ksy Hkh [ksyuk pkgrs gSaA cgqr igys dh ckr gS tc vUuk gtkjs fnYyh ds jkeyhyk eSnku esa yksdiky O;oLFkk ykxw djkus ds fy, vu'ku dj jgs FksA mlh vu'ku ds nkSjku rc ds e'kgwj vfHkusrk vkseiqjh ogka igqapsA mUgksaus usrkvksa dks ysdj dqN ,sls 'kCn dg fn;s ftlls mudks vkykspuk dk f'kdkj gksuk iM+k FkkA vkseiqjh lkgc vHkh 6 tuojh dks LoxZ fl/kkj x;s ysfdu mudh ;g ckr yksxksa ds eu&efLr"d esa dgha t:j jgh gksxh fd jkr Hkj tkxdj i<+kbZ djus okys] Åaph&Åaph fMfxz;ka fy;s yksx usrkvksa dks lkaln] fo/kk;d cuus ij lyke djrs gSaA lyke blfy, djrs gSa D;ksafd os turk ds izfrfuf/k gSa vkSj yksdra= esa turk gh loksZifj gSA ogh turk ;fn pkgrh gS fd jktuhfrd nyksa ds Q.M dk [kqyklk gksuk pkfg, rks jktuhfrd ny b/kj&m/kj dk cgkuk D;ksa cukrs gSa tulsok ds uke ij vius dks loksZifj vkSj ije Lora= D;ksa lkfcr djuk pkgrs gSa iz/kkuea=h ujsUnz eksnh us ;g ekStw loky viuh ikVhZ dh jk"Vªh; dk;Zdkfj.kh esa mBk;kA mUgksaus ikap jkT;ksa esa gksus tk jgs fo/kku lHkk pquko esa Hkz"Vkpkj ds lanHkZ esa ;g ckr dghA mUgksaus ;g Hkh dgk fd Hkktik ;g crk,xh fd mls Q.M vFkkZr pank nsus okys dkSu gSa vkSj usrk] ikVhZ iQ.M vkSj turk bldk vuqdj.k nwljs jktuhfrd nyksa dks Hkh djuk pkfg,A mUgksaus dgk fd yksxksa vFkkZr turk dks ;g vf/kdkj gS fd og tkus dgka ls ikVhZ Q.M esa iSlk vk jgk gSA jktuhfrd nyksa dks Q.M ds ckjs esa pquko vk;ksx Hkh viuh ea'kk trk pqdk gSA pquko lq/kkjksa ds fy, Hksts x;s izLrko esa eq[; fuokZpu vk;qDr ulhe tSnh us ;g Hkh dgk gS fd vc jktuhfrd nyksa dks ;g Hkh crkuk gksxk fd 2 gtkj ls vf/kd pank fdlus fn;k gSA vHkh rd ;g lhek 20 gtkj :i;s rd gSA fdlh jktuhfrd ny dks 20 gtkj :i;s pank nsus okys ds ckjs esa dksbZ fglkc fdrkc ugha ekaxk tkrkA pquko vk;ksx dks eglwl gqvk fd dksbZ O;fDr 20&20 gtkj ds pØ esa yk[kksa dk pank ns nsxk vkSj mlds ckjs esa dksbZ irk Hkh ugha yxk ik,xkA blhfy, vc ;g lhek 2 gtkj :i;s djus dh ckr dgh x;h gSA lq/kkj dk dksbZ Hkh dk;ZØe gks mldh 'kq:vkr cM+ksa ls dh tkrh gSA ge vius ifjokj esa cPpksa dks vPNh vknr fl[kkuk pkgrs gSa rks igys Lo;a vPNh vknrsa Mkyuh gksaxhA jk"Vªfirk egkRek xka/kh ds ckjs esa dgk tkrk gS fd ,d ckj ,d O;fDr muds ikl vius csVs dks ysdj igqapk tks xqM+ ¼ehBk½ cgqr [kkrk FkkA xka/kh th us mldh ckr lquh vkSj mls nks fnu ckn vkus dks dgkA nks fnu ckn tc og O;fDr vius csVs ds lkFk xka/kh th ds ikl igqapk rks xka/kh th us csVs dks cM+s I;kj ls le>krs gq, dgk fd csVk] T;knk xqM+ [kkuk Bhd ugha gSA blls nkarksa esa dhM+s yx ldrs gSaA xka/kh th ds bl O;ogkj dks ns[kdj ml O;fDr dks FkksM+k xqLlk vk;kA mlus lkspk fd tc bruk gh dguk Fkk rks mlh le; D;ksa ugha dg fn;k eq>s O;FkZ esa nks ckj nkSM+k;k ml O;fDr us vius eu dh ckr xka/kh th dks crk Hkh nhA xka/kh th us ml O;fDr dks le>k;k fd tc rqe nks fnu igys esjs ikl csVs dks ysdj vk, Fks] rc eSa Lo;a cgqr T;knk xqM+ [kkrk FkkA bu nks fnuksa ls eSaus fcydqy xqM+ ugha [kk;k gS] blfy, esjhckr rqEgkjk csVk le> tk,xkA 'kk;n dqN blh rjg dh lksp iz/kkuea=h ujsUnz eksnh dh Hkh gSA mUgksaus Hkktik dh jk"Vªh; dk;Zdkfj.kh dh cSBd esa dgk bl le; Hkktik jktuhfr esa ikjnf'kZrk ykus ds fy, eqf[k;k ds :i esa gS D;ksafd dsUnz esa og ljdkj pyk jgh gSaA ns'k ds 16 jkT;ksa esa ;k rks Hkktik dh ljdkj gS vFkok og ljdkj esa lk>snkj gS] blfy, igy djuk Hkktik dk nkf;Ro gSA jktuhfr esa cgqr dqN insZ ds ihNs py jgk gS] fo'ks"k :i ls jktuhfrd nyksa ds ikl tks yk[kksa&djksM+ksa dk pank gksrk gS] og dgka ls vkrk gS] dkSu nsrk gS vkSj bldk [kpZ fdl izdkj ls fd;k tkrk gS] ;g tkuuk ns'k dh turk dk vf/kdkj gSaA Hkkjr mRlo fiz; gSA mRlo ^mRl* ls cuk 'kCn gSA mRl dk vFkZ gS & gekjk ewyA gekjs vUrl~ dk ekSfyd dsUnz vkuane; gSA blh mRl ;k ewy ls ckgj vkrk vkuan gesa mRlo nsrk gSA mRlo vkuan dk vfrjsd gSA mRlo lkewfgd jl vkuan dk foLrkj gSA Hkhrj mQukrk vkuan ckgj Nydrk gS] ljkcksj djrk gSA gedks vkuafnr djrk gSA vkPNkfnr djrk gS rks mRloA bldk mYVk Hkh gksrk gSA ckgj izd`fr ;k laLd`fr dk u`R; d`R; rks ckgj dk jl vkuan Hkhrj dh vksj Hkh xfr djrk gSA pquko Hkh mRlo gSaA tura= dk lcls cM+k ioZA jktuSfrd nyksa o pquko yM+us okys yksxkas ds fy, cs'kd ;g ruko o }U} tSlh pqukSrh gksrk gS ysfdu vketuksa ds fy, mRloA Hkkjr ds lcls cM+s jkT; m0iz0 lfgr ikap jkT;ksa ds pquko dh ?kks"k.kk gks pqdh gSA vkn'kZ vkpkj lafgrk Hkh ykxw gks pqdh gSA Bhd ckr gSA mRlo dk vkuan e;kZnk vkSj vkpkj ikyu esa gh lcdks feyrk gSA nyra= dks Hkh vkpkj lafgrk dk ikyu djuk pkfg,A pquko ds mRlo esa e;kZnk ikyu ls mRloh vkuan dh xq.koÙkk c<+rh gSA mRlo izkjEHk gks x;k gSA pquko esa ok.kh vkSj Hkk"kk dk vuq'kklu izk;% VwVrk jgk gSA blls dyg vkSj fgalk Hkh c<+rh jgh gSA mEehn gS fd bl nQk ,slk ugha gksxk ysfdu vk'kadk,a Hkh gSaA Lora=rk lcdks I;kjh gSA ca/ku eqDr jguk lcdh bPNk gSA jkt vkSj lekt vius lnL;ksa ij reke e;kZnk,a yxkrs gSaA euq"; ewy LoHkko esa Lora=rk fiz; gksrs gSaA ekuo bfrgkl esa ,d le; jktO;oLFkk ugha FkhA egkHkkjr esa ml O;oLFkk dh iz'kalkRed lqanj o.kZu gSA rc u jktk Fkk u n.M O;oLFkkA euq"; vius vki fu;e ikyu djrs FksA lc lq[kh FksA lc vkuafnr FksA mÙkj oSfnd dky ds bfrgkl esa jktO;oLFkk ds fodkl dk o.kZu gSA ;wjksih; fopkjdksa esa gkCl us Hkh jktO;oLFkk ds fodkl ij xaHkhj fpUru fd;k gSA gkCl ds xzaFk ^ysfo;kFku* ds vuqlkj O;oLFkk ds vHkko esa 'kkafriw.kZ thou vlaHko gks x;kA izkphu Hkkjrh; fooj.k Hkh ,sls gh gSaA izkphu fooj.kksa o gkCl ds vuqeku esa dkQh lekurk gSA nksuksa fu"d"kksZ esa jktfoghu lekt O;oLFkk esa vjktdrk c<+us dk mYys[k gSA vjktdrk ls ihfM+r lekt us jktO;oLFkk dk fodkl fd;kA 'kriFk czkã.k izkphu Hkkjrh; bfrgkl dk xzaFk gSA 'kriFk ds vuqlkj vjktdrk ihfM+r yksxksa us euq ls jktdkt lEgkyus dh izkFkZuk dhA euq ugha ekus rks lcus vk'oklu fn;k fd os jktk dk vkns'k ekusaxs vkSj jktdkt ds fy, vius mRiknu dk ,d Hkkx Hkh nsaxsA bl rjg jktO;oLFkk dk fodkl gqvkA pquko dk mRloh vkuan ysa
  • 3. 3 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 Column J eksgEen lkn dsaæ ljdkj us QSlyk lquk;k gS fd jsLVksjsaV fcy o gksVyksa esa vc lfoZl pktZ dks nsus dh dksbZ t:jr ugha gS] bl lfoZl pktZ ij xzkgd ls dksbZ tksj tcjnfLr ugha dh tk,xhA xzkgd vxj [kq'k gksdj pktZ nsuk pkgs rks os ns ldrk gSA daT;wej vQs;lZ fefuLVªh ds lsØsVjh gse dqekj ikaMs dk dguk gS fd gksVyksa vkSj jsLVksjsaV~l dk lfoZl pktZ ysuk iwjh rjg ls xSjdkuwuh gSA ysfdu vxj blds ckn Hkh gksVYl&jsLVksjsaV~l vksulZ ugha ekurs gSa rks ljdkj blds fy, l[r dkuwu yk,xhA crk nsa fd jsLVksjsaV~l esa 5 ls 20% lfoZl pktZ t:jh rkSj ij olwys tkus dh dbZ f'kdk;rsa lkeus vkrh jgrh gSA blds ckn dsaæ us ;g fLFkfr lkQ dh gSA vxj daT;wej dks fdlh jsLVksjsaV~l o gksVyksa esa lfoZl pktZ ysuk xSj&dkuwuh jsLVksjsaV esa lfoZl ilan u vk, rks og vHkh ls gh pktZ nsuk can dj ldrs gSA lkFk lkFk gse dqekj ikaMs dk ;g Hkh dguk gS fd vHkh ,slk dksbZ dkuwu ugha gS] ftlesa lfoZl pktZ ysus dk çko/kku gSA lkFk esa mUgksaus dgk gS fd ;g dLVej ds Åij gS fd oks lfoZl pktZ ns ;k ughaA vkSj vxj vkids lkFk dksbZ fookn gks rks vki bldh f'kdk;r daT;wej Qksje] ftys ds dysDVj] fMIVh dfe'uj ls dj ldrs gSaA vki core.nic.in ij v‚uykbu f'kdk;r Hkh ntZ dj ldrs gSaA vkidks crk ns fd daT;wej çksVsD'ku ,DV 1986 ds eqrkfcd] vxj fdlh daT;wej dks xyr rjhds ls lfoZl ds cnys iSlk nsus ds fy, etcwj fd;k tkrk gS rks og bldh f'kdk;r daT;wej Qksje ls dj ldrk gSA ubZ fnYyhA loZ /keZ LoPNrk ,oa loZ /keZ ln~Hkkouk vfHk;ku ds rgr fofHkUu /keksaZ ds ,d f'k"VeaMy us jk"Vªifr egkefge Jh ç.kc eq[kthZ ls HksaV dhA f'k"BeaMy esa ijekFkZ fudsru ds v/;{k Lokeh fpnkuan ljLorh] vfgalk fo'o Hkkjrh ds laLFkkid o ç[;kr tSu vkpk;Z Mk- yksds'k eqfu] vf[ky Hkkjrh; beke laxBu ds v/;{k beke mesj vgen bfy;klh] vUrjkZ"Vªh; ckS) egkla?k ds egklfpo ykek cksctax] lk/oh Hkxorh] caxyk lkfgc xq:}kjs ds ps;jeSu Jh ijethr flag paMksd o Jh dqynhi Hkksxy 'kkfey FksA fo'o 'kkafr o LoPN Hkkjr fuekZ.k esa larksa dh cM+h Hkwfedk % jk"V™ifr egkefge Jh ç.kc eq[kthZ us loZ /keZ f'k"VeaMy dks lacksf/kr djrs gq, dgk fd fo'o 'kkafr dh LFkkiuk o LoPN Hkkjr fuekZ.k us larksa dh cM+h Hkwfedk gSA fo'o dks tgk¡ loZ èkeZ ln~Hkkouk dh vko';drk gS ogh Hkkjr esa 'kkSpky; fuekZ.k dh t:jr gSA LoPN lksp ls gh 'kkSpky; fuekZ.k dh eqfge dks vkxs c<k;k tk ldrk gSA Lokeh fpnkuan ljLorh us dgk fd LoLFk vkSj LoLFk Hkkjr ds fy, [kqys esa 'kkSp djus ij jksd yxuh pkfg,A Xykscy baVjQsFk ok'k vyk;al vkSj xaxk ,D'ku Iyku dh enn ls 'kkSpky;ksa dk fuekZ.k fd;k tk jgk gSA vkpk;Z yksds'k eqfu us dgk fd LoPNrk o LoLF; dk xgjk lEcU/ k gSA cká o vkrafjd nksuksa rjg dh LoPNrk t#jh gSA oSpkfjd çnq"k.k i;kZoj.k çnq"k.k ls Hkh vf/kd [krjukd gSA mUgksaus fo'o 'kkafr dh LFkkiuk ds fy, loZ /keZ ln~Hkko ij tksj nsrs gq, dgk fd lHkh /keZ vfgalk] d#.kk] n;k] çse o HkkbZpkjs dh ckr djrs gSA /kkfeZd lfg".kqrk ekStwnk le; dh t#jr gSA mlh ls nqfu;k esa 'kkafr o ln~Hkkouk dh vfHko`f) gks ldrh gSA beke mesj vgen bfy;klh us dgk fd Hkkjr dks LoPN cuus ds fy, lHkh /keksaZ ds xq#vksa dks lekt esa tkx:drk iSnk djuh gksxhA fodkl o Le`f) ds fy, LoPNrk vkSj ln~Hkkouk t:jh gSA lk/oh Hkxorh us Xykscy baVjQsFk ok'k vY;kal ds fofHkUu dk;ZØeksa dh tkudkjh nsrs gq, dgk fd ok'k LoPN okrkoj.k] LoPN ikuh vkSj lfuVs'ku miyC/k djus ds fy, fujarj ç;kljr gSA bl volj ij larksa us fofHkUu /keksaZ dk lkfgR; egkefge jk"Vªifr dks HksaV fd;kA fefFkys'k dqekj flag Hkkjroaf'k;ksa dk ;g lkSHkkX; gS fd ge ml egku ns'k esa jgrs gSa] tgka xq# xksfoan flag tSlh egku vkRekvksa us viuh yhyk,a dh gSa- 8 tuojh 2017 dks loZ oa'knkuh] lar flikgh xq# xksfoan flag th egkjkt dh 350oha t;arh ds volj ij lkfgfR;d lekftd laLFkk 'jk"Vª fdadj' vkSj jk"Vªh; fl[k laxr ds la;qä rRoko/kku esa 'xksfoan dk Hkkjr' fo"k; ij laxks"Bh vk;ksftr dh xbZ] ftls ns'kHkj ds cM+s fo}ku vkSj egkiq#"kksa us vius egRoiw.kZ vkSj vuqHko ;qä oäO; ls lq'kksfHkr fd;k- jk"Vª fdadj ds laiknd M‚DVj fouksn cCcj us eap dk lapkyu laHkkyk rks fd'kksj JhokLro th us ljLorh oanuk dj dk;ZØe dk 'kqHkkjaHk fd;k- rRi'pkr ?keaMhyky vxzoky] lfjrk th] uRFkh flag c?ksy] nsocan ls vkseohj] vkQrkc] larks"k iVsy tSls dfo;ksa us xq# xksfoan flag ij fofHkUu dkO; jpuk,a çLrqr dh- Hkkstiqjh ds lqçfl) dfo xksj[k çlkn eLrkuk th us viuh lqe/kqj vkokt esa ''kek' ck¡/k fn;k vkSj fganh ds lkFk Hkkstiqjh jpuk lqukdj Jksrkvksa dk eu eksg fy;k- mlds ckn ns'k] /keZ ds fy, xq# xksfoan flag th dk R;kx] cfynku vkSj lekftd lejlrk dk lans'k nsus gsrq dk;ZØe dk eq[; Hkkx 'kq: gqvk- eq[; oäk ds :i esa jk"Vªh; fl[k laxr ds jk"Vªh; laxBu egkea=h vfouk'k tk;loky th us viuk oäO; çLrqr djrs gq, dbZ egRoiw.kZ ckrsa dgha] ftlesa lcls çeq[k xq# xksfoan flag th dk lEiw.kZ cfynku Nk;k jgk- tk;loky xksfcan dk Hkkjr ;k xksfcan dk gh Hkkjrth us xq# xksfoan flag ds cPpksa dk ftØ djrs gq, ekgkSy dks csgn Hkkoqd dj fn;k vkSj xq# xksfoan flag th dh ekrk xqtjh nsoh vkSj /keZiRuh lqanjh nsoh dk Hkkoiw.kZ ftØ djrs gq, ns'k Hkj dh ekrkvksa vkSj cguksa dks 'laLdkj dk Jksr' crk;k- lkQ rkSj ij ukjh 'kfä dk vfHkuUnu djrs gq, flD[k lkaxr ds bl inkf/kdkjh us dgk fd gekjs ns'k dh ekrk,a] cgusa tc rd bl /kjk ij gSa] rc rd Hkkjrh; laL— fr ij fdlh çdkj dh vkap ugha vk ldrh- vius foLr`r lacks/ku esa bl fo}ku us eqfLye dfo cqYys'kkg dk ftØ fd;k ftlus xq# xksfoan flag ds Hkkjrh; laL—fr dks cpkus ds ;ksxnku ds laca/k esa fy[kk gS fd& uk cksywa vcdh uk cksywa rc dh xq# xksfoan flag uk gksrs] rks lqUur gksrh lcdh csgn dfBu ifjfLFkfr esa tc djksM+ksa dh la[;k esa gksus ds ckotwn Hkkjrh; lekt fofHkUu tkfr lEçnk;ksa esa caVk gqvk Fkk] ml le; vius vki esa egRoiw.kZ ,sfrgkfld ?kVukØe Fkk 'ns'kHkj ls 80 gtkj laxrksa dk vkuaniqj lkfgc esa xq# xksfoan flag dh çsj.kk ls mifLFkr gksuk! ogka 'iap I;kjksa' dks xq#oj us ve`r Ndk;k- tkfrçFkk dks udkjrs gq, ns'k ds dksus&dksus ls vyx tkfr ds yksxksa dks 'iap I;kjs' pquus dk fdLlk ge lc dks Kkr gS gh] fdUrq blls vkxs dk fdLlk lqukrs gq, tk;loky th us dgk fd 'xq# xksfoan flag brus fouez Fks fd mUgksaus [kqn iap I;kjksa dks ve`r Ndkus ds ckn dgk fd vc vkidk f'k"; eSa gwa vkSj eq>s ve`r Ndkb;s! ohj vkSj d#.k Hkko ls bl m)j.k dk ftØ djrs gq, oäk dgk fd tc xksfoan flag us ve`r Ndus dks dgk rks iap I;kjksa us dgk fd 'gels rks vkius cfynku ys fy;k gS] ij ve`r Ndus ds fy, vki D;k nksxs' xq# xksfoan flag us rc dgk fd "cfynku"! vkus okys le; us ns[kk fd vius bl ladYi dks mUgksaus lEiw.kZ cfynku nsdj lkFkZd Hkh fd;k- dk;ZØe ds chp esa "tks cksys lks fugky] lr Jh vdky" ds ukjs fu;fer varjky ij xwatrs jgs- oäk vfouk'k tk;loky us fcgkj ljdkj dk Hkh ç'kalkRed ftØ fd;k] ftlus xq# xksfoan flag dh 350oha t;arh eukus ds fy, cM+s Lrj ij lqfo/kk,a vkSj ç'kklfud O;oLFkk nq#Lr dh gSa- fuf'pr :i ls dbZ ekeyksa esa cnuke jgs fcgkj dks bl 'czkafMax' dh t#jr Fkh vkSj blds fufeÙk cus xq# xksfcan flag th egkjkt! tuekul dh egÙkk crkrs gq, oäk us dgk fd 'fdlh Hkh egkuqHkko ds Hkhrj ge ugha vkuk pkfg,'] tSlk fd xksfoan flag us dgk Fkk eSa gwa ije iqj dks nklk] ns[ku vk;ks txr rek'kk'! xq:th ds dgus dk vfHkçk; ;gh jgk fd 'gesa ijes'oj uk ekuks vkSj vxj dksbZ gesa ijes'oj ekusxk rks og ujd dks tk,xk-' blh Øe esa ohj cank cSjkxh dks cank cgknqj cukus dk ftØ tk;loky th us fd;k tks vkxs egkjk.kk j.kthr flag rd igqapk vkSj [kkylk jkt dh LFkkiuk laHko gks ldh- e‚jh'kl ls i/kkjs dk;ZØe ds eq[; vfrfFk jkenso /kqja/kj th us fganh lsok dks vius thou dk y{; crkrs gq, ekjh'kl ls lacaf/kr vius NksVs&cM+s vuqHko lk>k fd,- mUgksaus crk;k fd ekjh'kl esa Ýsap Hkk"kk dh T;knk çeq[krk gS rks Hkkstiqjh dk Hkh csgn pyu gS] tcfd fganh csgn U;wu :i esa fo|eku gS- csgn lkQxksbZ ls /kqja/ kj th us dgk fd vxj Hkkstiqjh Hkk"kk Hkh FkksM+h cgqr cp tkrh gS] rks fganh Hkh cp gh tk,xh- vkxs] iksVZ yqbl esa fl[k xq#}kjs dk ftØ djrs gq, lHkh dks ekjh'kl vkus dk U;kSrk jkenso /kqja/kj th us fn;k rks Hkkjr vkus ij vius fganh çse dks mUgksaus [kqydj O;ä fd;k vkSj bl ckr ds fy, vkHkkj çdV djrs fn[ks fd Hkkjr esa loZ= fganh dk cksyckyk gS vkSj blls ekjh'kl ds yksx Hkh vo'; gh çsj.kk ysaxs- dk;ZØe esa cksyrs gq, çksQslj dqyfoanj th us xq# xksfcan flag th ds thou ls lacaf/kr dqN fl)karksa dk ftØ fd;k ftlesa mlwy] p<+nh dyk] [kkylk çeq[k gSa- dbZ O;ogkfjd dgkfu;ka lqukrs gq, lHkkxkj esa mifLFkr eaMyh dks mUgksaus Hkko foHkksj dj fn;k- dhjr djks] uke tiks dk lans'k nqgjkrs gq, çksQslj dqyfoanj us dgk fd gj ,d dks vius thou esa ls 'le; vkSj vkenuh' dk de ls de 10 ijlsaV fgLlk lekt dh HkykbZ esa yxkuk gh pkfg,- vxys oäk ds :i esa ih-,l- tksyh] tks 't‚yh vady' ds uke ls lkfgR; txr esa çfl) gSa] mUgksaus xq# xksfcan flag th ds 350osa çdk'k ioZ ij fcgkj ljdkj dh vn~Hkqr vkSj xfjeke; lqfo/kk dk ftØ fd;k vkSj fcgkj ljdkj dks dksfV dksfV c/kkbZ çsf"kr dh- rRi'pkr vxys oäk ds :i esa] fo'o Hkj esa laL— r fo}ku ds :i esa lqçfl) vkpk;Z] in~eJh M‚DVj jekdkar 'kqDy us vius lacks/ku esa bl ckr dk c[kwch ftØ fd;k fd vxj vki viuh xyfr;ka dj djds lh[kuk pkgksxs] rks vkids fy, mez de iM+sxh] blfy, xksfcan flag tSls egkiq#"kksa ds vuqHko ls lh[ksa vkSj muds crk, gq, jkLrs ij pysa- bl rjg lgL=kfCn;ksa dk fupksM+ vki dqN gh nsj esa ik ldrs gSa] ftls gj ,d dks /kkj.k djuk pkfg,- vkpk;Z 'kqDy us lk/kkj.k ls lk/kkj.k yksxksa ls vlk/kkj.k dk;Z djkus okys xq# xksfoan flag dh efgek dks crkrs gq, dgk fd [kkylk /keZ dh LFkkiuk djus ds ihNs mudk mís'; Fkk% jkt djsxk [kkylk] vkdh jgs u dks;! ;gk¡ vkdh dk eryc 'nq[kh' ls gS] eryc [kkylk ds jkT; esa dksbZ Hkh nq[kh ugha jguk pkfg,- in~eJh M‚DVj jekdkar 'kqDy us lekt esa nks rjg dh 'kfä;ksa dk ftØ fd;k] ftlesa ,d jkt djus dh 'kfä gS tks lekt dks rksM+rh gS rks nwljh lekt dks /kkj.k djus dh 'kfä gksrh gS tks gesa laxfBr djrh gS- bl lanHkZ esa jktk fnyhi dk ftØ djrs gq, vkn'kZ jktk ds xq.kksa dk c[kku M‚- 'kqDy us O;ogkfjd <ax ls fd;k vkSj mls orZeku jktuhfr ls tksM+rs gq, bl ckr dks nqgjk;k fd ftlds fy, çtk iq= leku gksrh gS] ogh vkn'kZ jktk gksrk gS- lekt dks Hkxoku dk çFke #i crkrs gq, M‚ 'kqDy us loZ Hkwr fgrs jr% dk ea= nqgjk;k] rks fueZy larks dh ijaijk vkxs c<+kus dk fl[k laxr ls mUgksaus fuosnu Hkh fd;kA
  • 4. 4 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 Delhi ,d utj if'peh fnYyhA mÙke uxj fLFkr eksgu xkMZu] xka/kh pkSd lR;k ,lksfl,V~l dk;kZy; ij ,d fnolh; fu'kqYd LokLF; tk¡p f'kfoj dk vk;kstu fd;k x;kA tudiwjh fuoklh Jherh çse fu>kou ds lkStU; ls bl f'kfoj esa rkjk us=ky; ds M‚DVjksa }kjk bl f'kfoj esa 530 yksxksa dh us=ksa dh tk¡p dh x;h A ftles 486 yksxksa dks fu'kqYd nok o 225 yksxksa dks p'es fn, x, o 19 yksxks dks v‚ijs'ku dh lykg nh x;hA bl eksgu xkMZu esa fu%'kqYd us= tk°p f'kfoj volj ij rkjk us=ky; fnYyh çeq[k vfer 'kekZ ] lR;k ,lksfl,V~l ds jktho pkS/kjh] gjohj nfg;k] d¡oy nÙkk] fouksn nfg;k] lrh'k xkY;ku] latw xqIrk] uohu nÙkk eqds'k xqIrk mifLFkr FksA rkjk us=ky; ds M‚ iou dqekj] r#.k of'k"B] fodkl xka/kh ] rkjhd [kku o jktsUæ xxZ us viuh lsok,a nhA Kkr gks fd Jherh çse fu>kou }kjk LoxhZ; ifr ch ds fu>kou dh tUe fnu ij fu'kqYd us= tk¡p f'kfoj dk vk;kstu fd;k x;kA uks,MkA fMtkbu ,.M buksos'ku vdkneh ¼fn;k½ esa fMtkbu dh dk;Zç.kkyh ij ppkZ dh xbZA 'kfuokj dks lsDVj 62 fLFkr laLFkku ifjlj esa vk;ksftr dk;ZØe ds nkSjku eSDl ykbZQ ds fMtkbuj e`.kkydkar jk; 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  • 5. 5 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 Delhi/NCR In a major step aimed at making Connaught Place con- gestion free, the Centre has decided to ban ve- hicular movement of cars and buses in the heart of Delhi for three months starting first week of February. According to Urban Development Ministry official, the ban will be part of a pilot Smart City project that will be launched next month and will aim at reducing pollution and conges- tion in the area. As part of the project, the inner and middle circles of Connaught Place — the imposing commercial area built by Edwin Lutyens in 1933 — will be barred to traffic, a senior official said, add- ing that park and ride services on cycles and battery-operated ve- hicles will be offered from the surrounding Cars, buses banned in CP for 3 months starting Februaryparking areas at Shivaji Stadium, Baba Kharak Singh Marg and Palika parking. “Commuters would be provided free of cost ride facilities through e- rickshaws or other bat- tery-operated vehicles. These vehicles will ferry passengers to their nearest destination, which will help shop- keepers of the area to get their customers at their doorstep. Shopkeepers of the area are most wor- ried over the move. They fear that it would hit their businesses as customers won’t prefer to take much pain for visiting a shop,” the of- ficial said. “This is a very ab- surd idea. CP is a com- mercial centre, not a tourist destination. The moment inner circle will be made vehicle-free, the outer circle will be choked. We have al- ready seen a demo on the Yoga day,” saidAtul Bhargava, president, New Delhi Traders As- sociation (NDTA). The total parking ca- pacity at these three lo- cations is 3,172 and only 1,088 vehicles are parked on an average, the police said. The Ministry of Ur- ban Development said the three-month “pedestrianisation” of the area — which has some of the city’s most recognisable heritage structures — will test the effects on traffic, management of re- claimed parking lots, and record the experi- ence of the pedestrians and shop owners. At a meeting on Thursday to discuss the Smart City Project, Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu also discussed the possibility of landscaping, devel- oping water bodies, side-walk cafes, public plazas, holding light and sound shows and street festivals. The minister said the vehicle ban is meant to offer a “con- gestion free, accident free and crime free” ex- perience to visitors. At the meeting, the NDMC and Delhi Po- lice officials stated that pedestrianisation could be promoted by declar- ing the middle and inner circular roads of Connaught Place ve- hicle-free by providing effective “park and ride” services from de- fined major parking ar- eas. Responding to a query of the minister as to by when the people would feel the impact of it, NDMC chairman Naresh Kumar said the results on ground could be seen in the next four to five months. “Cycle hiring, battery operated vehicles, etc, would be deployed effectively for the benefit of those parking vehicles at specified slots to reach the business district and also for the benefit of those using public trans- port besides senior citi- zens, women, children etc to move in the busi- ness district,” the offi- cial said. In a major decision aimed at addressing needs of diplo- mats, the government on Wednesday gave its nod for de- velopment of a new diplomatic enclave, that is all set to come up in Dwarka. The second such enclave dedicated for diplo- mats would be developed at 34.87 hectare of land in Sector 24 of Dwarka. The first such enclave for diplomats is in Chanakyapuri, wherein embas- sies, consulates of almost ev- ery important country are situ- ated. Paving way for a second diplomatic enclave in Dwarka, the Cabinet, which is headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved transfer of 34.87 hectare of land from Delhi Development Authority to Land and Development Of- fice (L&DO) under the Urban DDA to allot land for new diplomatic enclave in Dwarka Development Ministry. This land would be transferred to diplomatic missions and inter- n a t i o n a l organisations for building their chan- ceries and embassies. A senior ministry official said: “Given that embassies of sev- eral countries are situated in different colonies of the city due to non- availability of land for them in Chanakyapuri, they have been demanding permanent land for a very long period. The pro- posal was biting the dust for several months and now the decision has been finally taken.” The official further said: “After L&DO takes posses- sion of the allotted land, it would be developed by Cen- tral Public Works Department to build infrastructure. The de- veloped plots would be handed over to the Ministry of ExternalAffairs, which would be allotted to the concerned countries to building their consulates or embassies.” The meeting with JNU Vice-Chancellor M Jagadesh Kumar on Wednesday, held after a long time, has failed to resolve the issues between the authorities and the students community, JNU Students Union (JNUSU) President Mohit Pandey said here. JNU students’ meet with V-C Jagadesh Kumar fails to resolve vexed issues “The V-C (M Jagadesh Kumar) didn’t give us any as- surance. He just heard what we said. We met him to show that JNU students do not believe only in protests, which is a measure of last resort,” he said on Thursday. “We asked him to revoke the suspensions of the 12 stu- dents and to roll back the in- crease of weightage to viva, which unduly gives the univer- sity a chance to exercise preju- dices,” Pandey said. During the meeting the stu- dents also asked the Vice- Chancellor to stop using “threats” against students and to engage more in dialogue with them. “We asked the V-C to do away with his threatening tac- tics already. We believe in talks, but the other party is not willing. There have been many vice-chancellors before him but none as supercilious as him,” Pandey said. According to him, the The South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) has initi- ated a scientific mechanism of collection, transportation and management of garbage and waste with the help of Infra- structure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS) by deploying a number of fixed compact compressors and different kind of tippers; green waste manage- ment by using wood chippers, SDMC initiates scientific method of waste management construction of more and more public toilets, discouraging open defecation and training citizens and Resident Welfare Association(RWAs)onthepro- cedure of segregation of the waste. SDMC is also going to set up the first biogas plant at Goyla Dairy in the Najafgarh Zone, spread over an area of two acres. The project, devel- oped by the agency itself, will be constructed on the Public Private Partnership model, an official said. SDMC Mayor Shayam Sharma said: “We are also going to set up the first bio- gas plant in Delhi. The project willalsohelpprovidecleangas- eous fuel and organic manure from cattle dung, kitchen waste without any harmful discharge in environment. We will also use kitchen waste in the plant.” The differences between the Delhi government and Delhi State Public Schools ManagementAssociation over nursery admission guidelines for 298 schools on DDA land is only adding to the worry of helpless parents of kids eligible for admissions. Earlier, the meeting be- tween members of the Delhi State Public Schools Manage- mentAssociation and Director of Education, Delhi govern- ment, remained inconclusive. According to sources, the file for nursery admissions in the 298 schools will be re- viewed by the LG’s Office on Friday. Atishi Marlena, who is the advisor to the Delhi gov- ernment on affairs of educa- tion, stated that even though the Delhi government has pro- vided their suggestions, it is ultimately the Office of Lieu- tenant Governor which will take the final decision. Marlena added that 75 per- cent of the admissions to 298 schools should be based on close distance criteria. She also rejected the claims of the state interfering in the au- tonomy of the private schools. Talks between govt and 298 schools fail; students, par- ents left in lurch
  • 6. 6 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 National This to bring to your atten- tion that India is one of the very few nations that has not rati- fied Convention 182 on Worst Forms of Child Labour. In June, 1999, after intense delib- erations, delegates of the Inter- national Labour Conference unanimously adopted a historic convention prohibiting the worst forms of child labour. Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthi has earnestly called upon the Government of India many times to take pro- active measures, which would Greetings from Kailash Satyarthi Children’s Foundation! help bring the legal framework of our country in line with the provisions stipulated in Con- vention 182, on worst forms of child labour. With reference to the above please find attached a brief document on International Labour Organization Conven- tion 182 on behalf of Mr. Kailash Satyarthi for your kind perusal and reference Like in the past, we look forward to your support in cre- ating mass awareness for the cause. Vice-President M Hamid Ansari on Wednesday said that former President Dr APJ Kalam was a “man of technol- ogy” who not only contributed to the progress of defence re- search organisations but also had a way with younger people and motivated them. Speaking after releasing the book ‘The People’s President A P J Abdul Kalam’, written by SM Khan who had served as Press Secretary to Dr Kalam during his presidency from 2002-2007, the Vice President said the book presents an insider’s account of Dr Kalam’s life and was an impor- tant document chronicling dif- ‘Kalam was an unconventional Prez, a man of technology’ The East Division Police has solved a very Heinous crime by arresting all the six criminals within a week who has gropped and molested a women on the early hours of new years eve. First major case after the New Year's day Praveen Sood and his team arrested four ac- cused as notorious criminials within 48 hours and within a week time they arrested all the six accused and successfully solved the case of taking over as the city's police commis- sioner. A heinous crime by this gang has shaken the whole na- tion as many held protest against the ministers for their derogatory coward and sick statement against women . Home Minister of karnataka Dr G Parameshwara, said that it is common on Christmas and new year as it happens in Delhi and blamed the western style dress code. Samajwadi party minister Abu AZMI said that girls are Kammanahalli Molestation case Solved , Six Criminals Arrested By East Division Police Ant and men are sugar and even he gave a coward and sick statement and blamed western dress as short dress as Nudity people from all over the coun- try took on social media and slammed the minister by drag- ging her daughter in law . BJP Mahila Morcha headed by MP, Shobha Karandalje with other MPs with other min- isters like Shruthi,Tara,Pramila Nesargi with many more staged a protest against the Karnataka government near Mahatma Gandhi statue at maurya circle,for the lapse in law and order in the state . The arrests come three days after a CCTV footage surfaced showing two scooter-borne men accost a woman while one molests her.In the footage, one of the two men is first seen approaching the woman, forc- ing himself on her and drag- ging her to the scooter, before pinning her down. As she re- sists and tries to free herself, he pushes her down on the road and he and the pillion rider both escape from the scene. ferent aspects of the former President’s life. “Dr Kalam always showed an eagerness to reach out to the younger generation and stu- dents,” he said. It was in July last year that Dr Kalam col- lapsed following a massive heart attack while delivering a lecture in Shillong. Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley described Dr Kalam as an “unconventional President” with an “unconven- tional mind” who always had a vibrant air of positivity around him. “He was not cynical and exuded positiveness and was very positive about India’s bright future and wanted to see India as a developed nation by 2020,” the Finance Minister said. Jaitley also recalled his nu- merous interactions with Dr Kalam during his presidential tenure at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, saying his style and simplicity charmed the people. SM Khan said that he had made an attempt in the book to pen down various facets of Dr Kalam’s life during his tenure in the Rashtrapati Bhavan. Dr Kalam was an inspiration for scientists and it was his vision of the series of missiles that producedAgni, Prithvi,Trishul and Nag, Khan recalled. NEW DELHI: The Su- preme Court has asked the Election Commission to spell out the time frame within which it would introduce Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) in EVMs to make election process more transpar- ent. The paper trail system is meant to supplement the ex- isting procedure of voting and it allows the voters to verify their respective votes. Under this system, a printout will come out after a voter casts his vote, appraising the voter that his vote has been rightly registered. The print- out is to be deposited in a box which can only be used by the ECI in case of elec- tion dispute. The court in October 2013 directed the commis- sion to introduce paper trail in election process as allega- tions were being made from time to time that EVM ma- chines were prone to be tam- pered. It said that paper trail was an "indispensable re- quirement of free and fair elections. "The confidence of the vot- ers in the EVMs can be achieved only with the intro- duction of the paper trail. EVMs with VVPATsystem en- sure the accuracy of the voting system. With an intent to have fullest transparency in the sys- By when will you introduce paper trail in EVMs, Supreme Court asks Election Commission tem and to restore the confi- dence of the voters, it is neces- sary to set up EVMs with VVPATsystem because vote is nothing but an act of expres- sion which has immense im- portance in democratic sys- tem," the court said. It had asked the poll panel to put in place the new mecha- nism in EVMs in a phased manner as it was not possible to upgrade all machines at one go. "As the commission has to handle ten lakhs polling booths, we permit the ECI to introduce the same in gradual stages or geographical-wise in the ensuing general elections. The area, state or actual booth(s) are to be decided by the ECI and the ECI is free to implement the same in a phased manner," the court had said. But the commission has not been able to implement apex court's order in true spirit dur- ing the last three years and the court has now agreed to hear a contempt petition filed against the Chief Election Commis- sioner. A bench of Justices Ranjan Gogoi and L Nageswara Rao has asked the commission to give an undertaking to imple- ment its order and also the timeframe within which paper trail would be introduced across the country in all elec- tions. The National Green Tribu- nal today took the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) to task over its recent notification exempting real es- tate projects from obtaining prior environmental clearance (EC) and restrained it from granting any fresh permissions under the new regulation. "You can't do legal blunders and get away with it," a bench headed by NGT Chairperson Justice Swatanter Kumar said as it pulled up the MoEF for not "applying its mind" while NGT asks MoEF not to act under new notification amending the notification pub- lished on December 9, 2016 exempting building and con- struction projects of all sizes from the process of environ- ment impact assessment (EIA) and prior environmental clear- ance before beginning con- struction. For smaller projects (less than 20,000 sq metres), it even has a "self-declaration" clause, which will ensure issuance of permission from urban local bodies. For larger projects of more than 20,000 sq m size, the EC and building permission will be given by urban local bodies simultaneously in an "inte- grated format". "Why don't you (MoEF) do something constructive for the system. There is a way of do- ing things. "We don't un- derstand why do you do these funny things.... "If you wanted to amend the no- tification, you could have sim- ply said that though the new projects are not required to take EC, but each project when cleared by local authorities would have certain conditions imposed on it. "You tell your ministry and all others not to act under the new notification, otherwise we will stay the notification. "You can't do legal blunders and get away with it," the bench said while granting liberty to the petitioners to approach NGT if a single permission is granted under the new notification. The matter is now listed for next hearing on January 12.
  • 7. 7 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 Happening PHD Chamber’s “Swachh Paryavaran Campaign” hosts Recycling Awareness Workshop New Delhi : PHD Chamber’s “Swachh Paryavaran Campaign” under the aegis of PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry hosted Recycling Awareness Work- shop to conserve resources & environment. The activity which took place at Ahlcon International School, Mayur Vihar was at- tended by around 1000 stu- dents. On the occasion Mr. Ashok K. Pandey, Principal said “I would like to congratu- late the team of the campaign for addressing this pressing is- sue as each one of us should take the onus to ensure clean environment. Our motto “Global Per- spective Indian Values” is a driving force to pitch our stu- dents and their thoughts and creativity with their counter- parts in the different time zones of the world.This particular workshop by PHD Swachh Paryavaran Campaign is an path breaking initiative for stu- dents to imbibe a habit change within themselves. PHD Chamber Swachh Paryavaran Campaign activi- ties lay emphasis on recycling drive in Schools and colleges which is aimed at social trans- formation of young minds. This campaign is supported by Ministry of Environment, For- est & Climate Change under Government of India. This campaign aims to im- part a powerful message to the society on CLEAN ENVI- RONMENT by empowering schools to become agents of social change. Students are becoming ambassadors to pro- mote the idea of recycling waste and making environment Eco-friendly. The recycling awareness workshop under “Swachh Paryavaran Campaign” has been conducted for over 20000 students in various Delhi Schools by imparting them knowledge of waste segrega- tion and recycling of plastics, paper, glass, metal, cardboard, old exam papers etc among other waste material. Papa and Thapa have be- come the latest comedy sensa- tion in Sony Sab’s romantic miniseries Khatmal-E-Ishque. With the lead couple, Kapildev and Lovina united, the families of both have come to meet and greet as well. Mr. D’Mello (Akhilendra Mishra), who is 'papa', is always very suspi- cious about everything related to Kapil’s father Hanuman Singh Dinkar (Sharat Saxena). Papa and Thapa both feel that they have seen Hanuman Singh before, but don’t quite Meet the perfect detective ‘Jodi’ of Papa and Thapa in Sony Sab’s Khatmal-E-Ishque remember where. Then, Thapa suggests that he thinks Hanuman Singh is the most- wanted smuggler that papa has been looking for 15 years! They then undertake a mission to uncover the truth about Hanuman Singh. Their journey has been one hell of an enter- tainment joyride till now. They constantly look for clues against Hanuman Singh but end up being caught in some embarrassing situation themselves!They are so doubt- ful about everything that they don’t even trust the sweets of- fered to them, they make Kapil’s family taste it before they eat anything. Akhilendra Mishra who plays the role of Mr. D’mello, the female protagonist’s father, said, “Our Jodi is meant to cre- ate a lot humor, we both set out with a feeling that Hanuman Singh Dinkar is a criminal. From our theatre days I have realized that the timing has to be bang on with both charac- ters, only then it is successful. The comedy timing for me and Dhruv while shooting was bang on! Hope the audience enjoys the humor.” Charuu Sharma a trained classical singer enthralled the audience with her Musical Ghazal Performance at an Evening toWelcome 2017 pre- sented by Shivaay entertain- ment on Sunday, 8th January 2017 at India International Centre, Lodhi Gardens. Sitar Recital Ms. Veena Chandra (Professor of Indian Music, Skidmore College USA), Vio- MUSICALPERFORMANCEBYSINGERCHARUUSHARMA lin recital by Ustad Asghar Hussein (Dilli Gharana), and Sukhmoy Bannerji also per- formed with Singer Charuu Sharma. Charu Sharma, a versatile singer is trained by Sh. Manek Lal Verma and Indu Prakash Trivedi of Dilli Gharana said, “This event was mainly to pro- mote our rich musical heritage and bringing ghazals gayaki back in form. Generation next could connect to ghazals mainly because of legends like Jagjit & Chitra Singh, Mehdi Hassan Saab and the likes of Farida khannum. There is a dire need to keep it alive. Some of the esteemed guests present were Ms. Uma Prabhu, Ghazal Singer Pamela Singh, Designer Mayyur Girotra, Ms. Neelam Pratap Rudy, Pro.Vidushi Uma Garg, Bollywood Actor Shiva Kumar, Ms. Ratan Kaul, Shahana Mukehrjee, Aashmeen Munjal to name a few. The New year had a pious beginning when World Broth- erhood Organization (WBO) celebrated Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s 350th birth anniversary on 1st January 2017. WBO mem- bers offered their service by or- ganizing Langar sewa (free Food) for all. Over 7000 people were served the langar of Puris and potatoes while the shabad gurbani played along- side. WBO president Mr. SS Marwah, General Secretary Mr. Jagdeva, and other man- Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s 350th Prakash Diwas and New Year agement committee members. were present at the occasion to take part in the service alongwith other WBO mem- bers. The Langar stall was orga- nized at Rajender Nagar in Central Delhi enroute the grand Nagar Keertan (religious procession) taken out by DSGMC to mark the birth of 10th Sikh Guru Gobind Singh who formailsed the Khalsa panth.
  • 8. 8 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 National fgUnh fQYeksa ds vykok vaxzsth o ikfdLrkuh fQYeksa esa viuk egku ;ksxnku nsus okys fnXxt vfHkusrk vkseiqjh 'kqØokj dh lqcg gh nqfu;k NksM+ x,A mudh e`R;q fny dk nkSjk iM+us ls gqbZA og 66 o"kZ ds FksA ckWyhoqM muds tkus ls 'kksd esa gSA vfHkusrk jtk eqjkn us mudh e`R;q dh lwpuk fV~oVj ij nhA o"kZ 1991 esa ^ujflEgk* esa viuh nenkj Hkwfedk ^cki th* ds tfj;s ml fdjnkj dks vej djus okys fnoaxr vfHkusrk vkseiqjh pkSFks loksZPp ukxfjd lEeku in~eJh ls lEekfur vkse iqjh lnk ;kn jgsaxs---gks pqds gSaA vkseiqjh us vius fQYeh lQj dh 'kq:vkr ejkBh ukVd ij vk/kkfjr fQYe ?kklhjke dksroky ls dh FkhA ,d o"kZ 1980 esa fjyht fQYe ^vkØks'k* vkseiqjh ds flus dfj;j dh igyh fgV fQYe lkfcr gqbZA v)ZlR; us mUgsa ghjks cuk;kA vkseiqjh us viuh izkjafHkd f'k{kk vius ufugky iatkc ds ifV;kyk ls iwjh dhA 1976 esa iq.ks fQYe laLFkku ls izf'k{k.k izkIr fd;kA blls igys 1973 esa og jk"Vªh; ukV~; fo|ky; ds f'k{kkFkhZ Hkh jg pqds Fks tgka ulh:n~nhu 'kkg muds lg&fo|kFkhZ FksA vkseiqjh us cgqr lkjh dyk fQYeksa esa nenkj Hkwfedk,a fuHkkbZ ftlesa vkØks'k] vkjksg.k] v)ZlR; izeq[k gSaA vkseiqjh flusek {ks= esa dsoy ,d gh Hkk"kk rd lhfer ugha jgsA mUgksaus ejkBh] rsyxw] dUuM+ vkSj iatkch fQYeksa esa Hkh dke fd;kA mUgksaus fjpMZ ,V~VuckWjks dh ^xka/kh* esa cgq&iz'kaluh; dSfe;ks dh Hkwfedk fuHkkbZA blds vykok mUgksaus varjjk"Vªh; Lrj ij dbZ fczrkuh fQYesa dh ftuesa ekbZ lu~ n QSukfVd] bZLV bt bZLV] n MkdZusl vkfn izeq[k gSA vkf[kjh ckj og 2016 esa vkbZ fQYe ^?kk;y oUl vxsu* esa utj vk, FksA vkseiqjh ds lkFk thou ds vkf[kjh oDr esa dbZ fookn Hkh tqM+sA bu fooknksa ds dkj.k muij dbZ ckj muds viuksa us gh fu'kkuk lk/ kk ftlesa muds fe= vuqie [ksj dk uke izeq[k gSA muds fookfnr c;kuksa esa ,d Vhoh cgl esa vkseiqjh }kjk ljgn ij Hkkjrh; tokuksa ds ekjs tkus ij fn;k x;k c;ku lokZf/ kd fookfnr jgkA mUgksaus dgk Fkk fd mUgsa vkehZ esa HkrhZ gksus ds fy, fdlus dgk Fkk bl ij lEiw.kZ ns'k esa dM+h izfrfØ;k,a vkbZA var esa vkseiqjh dks ekQh ekaxuh iM+h vkSj dgk fd eSaus tks dgk mlds fy, dkQh 'kfeZnk gwaA eSa blds ltk dk Hkkxhnkj gw¡A vkseiqjh us vkfej [kku ds dfFkr :i ls vlfg".kqrk ds c;ku ij rh[kh izfrfØ;k nsrs gq, dgk Fkk fd vkfej dk ;g c;ku ukdkfcys cnkZ'r gS] mUgsa eqYd NksM+dj pys tkuk pkfg,A Hkz"Vkpkj ds ekeys ij vUuk gtkjs }kjk NsM+s x, vkUnksyu esa vkseiqjh us dkQh tksj&'kksj ls fgLlk fy;k FkkA jkeyhyk ds eSnku esa vUuk gtkjs ds eap ls vkseiqjh us usrkvksa ij rh[kk geyk cksyk FkkA mUgksaus dgk Fkk fd tc vkbZ,,l o vkbZih,l vkWfQlj xaokj usrkvksa dks lyke djrs gSa rks eq>s 'keZ vkrh gSA vk/ ks ls T;knk lkaln xaokj gSaA bl c;ku ij fookn c<+us ij vkseiqjh us ekQh ekax yhA blh rjg Hkkjr esa xksgR;k ij izfrca/k yxkus dks ysdj mBs fookn ds chp vkseiqjh us dgk Fkk fd ftl ns'k esa chQ ds fu;kZr ls MkWyj dek;k tk jgk gSA ogka xksgR;k izfrcaf/kr djus dh ckr ,d ik[k.Miw.kZ gSA vkseiqjh us uDlfy;ksa dk leFkZu djrs gq, dgk Fkk fd uDlyh vius vf/ kdkj ds fy, yM+ jgs gSA vkseiqjh dk lkoZtfud thou ftruk fnypLi gS mruk gh mudk O;fDrxr thou fookfnr Hkh jgk gSA 1993 esa vkseiqjh us uafnrk iqjh ls 'kknh dhA o"kZ 2013 esa mUgksaus uafnrk dks rykd ns fn;kA uafnrk ds lkFk ekjihV dh [kcjs Hkh ehfM;k esa dkQh pfpZr jgh FkhaA mudk ,d csVk b'kku gSaA lk/kkj.k uSu uD'k ;k ;wa dgsa fd :[ks psgjs okys vkseiqjh dks dkWesMh djus ds fy, tksdj cukus dh vko';drk ugha iM+hA os viuh Hkko Hkafxekvksa ls viuh vkokt ls gh dkWesMh dj ysrs FksA ;g tkus Hkh nks ;kjksa] pqids pqids] ekykeky ohdyh] pkph&420] vkokjk ikxy nhokuk] flax bt fdax] esjs cki igys vki] vkSj gsjk&Qsjh esa lkQ ns[kk tk ldrk gSA vkseiqjh dh vkdfLed e`R;q ls u dsoy flusek txr cfYd muds iz'kald Hkh lnesa esa gSaA og egt 66 o"kZ ds Fks fdUrq vnkdkjh dk [ktkuk muesa cnLrwj tkjh FkkA vHkh mudh vnkdkjh dk iwjk fupksM+ ckgj vk;k Hkh ugha Fkk fd mudh chekjh us mUgsa gels Nhu fy;kA iz/kkuea=h ujsUnz eksnh lfgr lHkh fof'k"V o xSj fof'k"V tu mUgsa J)katyh ns jgs gSaA fdUrq bl rjg ls mudk vpkud ls nqfu;k NksM+ tkuk flusek txr ds fy, viw.kZuh; {kfr gh gSA vkseiqjh dh pfpZr fiQYeksa ij ,d utj vkse iqjh us vYcVZ fiaVks dks xqLlk D;wa vkrk gS ¼1980½] vkØks'k ¼1980½] xka/kh ¼1982½] fotsrk ¼1982½] vkjksg.k ¼1982½] v/kZlR; ¼1983½] uklwj ¼1985½] ?kk;y ¼1990½] ujflEgk ¼1991½] flVh v‚Q t‚; ¼1992½] n ?kksLV ,aM n MkdZusl ¼1996½] ekfpl ¼1996½] pkph 420 ¼1997½] xqIr% n fgMu VªqFk ¼1997½] e`R;qnaM ¼1997½] I;kj rks gksuk gh Fkk ¼1998½] fouk'kd fMLVª‚;j ¼1998½] gs jke ¼2000½] dqaokjk ¼2000½] gsjk Qsjh ¼2000½] nqYgu ge ys tk,axs ¼2000½] QtZ ¼2001½] xnj% ,d çse dFkk ¼2001½] vkokjk ikxy nhokuk ¼2002½] pksj epk;s 'kksj ¼2002½] edcwy ¼2003½] vku% esu ,V odZ ¼2004½] y{; ¼2004½] ;qok ¼2004½] nso ¼2004½] nhokus gq, ikxy ¼2005½] jax ns clarh ¼2006½] ekykeky ohdyh ¼2006½] pqi pqi ds ¼2006½] M‚u% n psl cSfxUl vxsu ¼2006½] Qwy ,aM Qkbuy ¼2007½] esjs cki igys vki ¼2008½] fdLer dusD'ku ¼2008½] flax bt fdax ¼2008½] fcYyw ¼2009½] yanu MªhEl ¼2009½] dqckZu ¼2009½] fnYyh&6 ¼2009½] ncax ¼2010½] M‚u 2% n fdax bt cSd ¼2011½] vfXuiFk ¼2012½] vks,eth% vksg ek; x‚M! 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  • 9. 9 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 National Ministry of Railways has decided to implement 1st phase ofAadhaar based ticketing sys- tem for PRS tickets (both counter and e-tickets) for se- nior citizens. The detailed pro- cedure is as under:- 1. From 1st January, 2017 to 31st March, 2017 re- quirement of Aadhaarverification for getting concessional tickets for senior citizens shall be on voluntary basis. 2. From 1st April 2017, for getting concessional tick- ets for senior citizens,Aadhaar based verification shall be IMPLEMENTATION OF AADHAAR BASED TICKETING SYSTEM FOR PRS TICKETS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Mandatory. 3. Verification shall be optional during the implemen- tation of 1st phase if senior citi- zens want to purchase ticket on full fare. 4. There shall be no change in procedure as regards concession to senior citizen in unreserved ticketing. 5. With effect from 1st April 2017, during journey se- nior citizen passengers shall carry any of the original docu- ments includingAadhaar Card as notified from time to time for the purpose of identity proof. From our side we will put in lots of efforts to solve prob- lems in Bengaluru city . We are committed to maintain law and order and prevention of crime. And it's our responsibility and priority to provide safety for women,senior citizen and chil- dren . Controlling traffic will be another of our priorities. Praveen Sood IPS took charge as Bengaluru city's new commissioner of Police on Sunday . Along with Praveen Sood, Dr.Malini Krishnamurthy took charge asAdditional Commis- sioner of Police West, S Ravi took Charge as Additional Commissioner of Police for crime, Hemanth Nimbalkar took charge as Additional Commissioner of Police East,Ajay Hilori took charge as DCP East,Chandragupta took charge as DCP Central . The karnataka government has appointed 1986 batch Karnataka cadre officer previ- ously held the post of ADGP administration. He succeeded Praveen Sood is the New Bengaluru City Police Commissioner "Prevention of crimes against women and senior citizens will be my top priority". by N S Megharikh who has been transferred to head the anti-corruption bureau. Born in 1964, Praveen Sood is a graduate of IIT Delhi. He joined the Indian Police Service in 1986. He started his career asAssistant Superinten- dent of Police of Mysuru in 1989. Subsequently, he served as Superintendent of Police of Ballari and Raichur, and as Deputy Commissioner of Po- lice, Law and Order, Bengaluru. In 1999, he proceeded to foreign deputation as Police Advisor to Government of Mauritius for 3 years.He got exposure to European and American Police during his stint in Mauritius. In 2003, he took a sabbati- cal for pursuing Post Gradua- tion in Public Policy and Man- agement from Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore and Maxwell School of Gov- ernance, Syracuse University, New York. He was posted as Commis- sioner of Police of Mysore city during 2004 to 2007. He fo- cused on transforming haphaz- ard and unregulated traffic situation in Mysore city through awareness campaigns, mechanical and engineering improvements and better en- forcement. He was also instru- mental in arrest of Pakistan origin terrorists during his stint in Mysore. He took over asAddl. Com- missioner of Police of Traffic, Bangalore in Feb 2008 and continued till September 2011. A strong supporter of technol- ogy driven traffic management, he is instrumental in establish- ing most advanced Traffic Management Centre at Banga- lore city. He has been decorated with Chief Minister’s Gold Medal for excellence in service in 1996, Police Medal for Meri- torious Service in 2002 & President’s Police Medal for Distinguished Service in 2011. Besides he is recipient of Prince Michael International Road safety Award in the year 2006 for his contribution to- wards road safety & traffic management and national E- Governance Gold Award for “Most innovative use of tech- nology for Traffic Manage- ment” in the year 2011. As Additional Director General of Police Computer Wing his immediate challenge was to implement CCTNS i.e. Crime & Criminal Tracking Network System all over Karnataka by networking all Police Stations up to Delhi and ensuring data entry and re- trieval of all information in police stations and higher po- lice officers online in real-time. HRD Minister, Shri Prakash Javadekar, launches Lok Sabha Member Dr. Patasani’s Reflections of The Su- preme at MBD Group’s Stall New Delhi: The Union HRD Minister, Shri Prakash Javadekar, today launched the book Reflections of The Su- preme, authored by Prof. Dr. Prasanna Kumar Patasani, Member of Parliament, and published by MBD at MBD Group’s stall (Numbers 434– 457, Hall No 11) at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2017. Present on the occasion were Mrs. Satish Bala Malhotra, Chairperson of MBD Group; Ms. Monica Malhotra Kandhari, Managing Director of MBD Group; Ms. Sonica Malhotra; Joint Managing Di- rector of MBD Group; Harinarayan Rajbhar, Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha, and Prof. Dr. Prasanna Kumar Patasani, Member of Parlia- ment, Lok Sabha. Dr. Prasanna Kumar Patasani is a lawyer, philoso- pher, poet, and Member of the sixteenth Lok Sabha of India. He represents Odisha’s Bhubaneswar constituency and is the Vice President and Founder Member of Biju Janata Dal. Dr. Patasani cap- tures his spiritual journey and experience when he was being trained in meditation at the Maharishi Institute of Creative Intelligence, Rishikesh. Speaking at the launch, Ms.Monica Malhotra Kandhari, Managing Director of MBD Group, said, ‘We are pleased to publish Dr. Prasanna Kumar Patasani’s book that beautifully captures his jour- ney within and connects with the supreme through the pow- erful medium of meditation. We are hopeful that the read- ers across most age groups will enjoy this book. We are also grateful that the Honourable Minister Shri Prakash Javadekar agreed to launch the book at our stall.’ While felicitating Ms. Sanjana Sarin, the winner of MBD Group’s Young Authors Contest ‘Unleash Your Cre- ativity’, Shri Prakash Javadekar appreciated MBD’s efforts to encourage young writers and provide them a platform to showcase their work. He also advised young writers to keep writing their stories and ideas regularly as it will enhance their thinking process and bring out their cre- ativity.
  • 10. 10 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 Sports fouksn rfd;kokyk ubZ fnYyhA çks jslfyax yhx¼ihMCY;w,y½ dh t;iqj Ýsapkbth us vkt ,d 'kkunkj lekjksg esa vius Vhe ds yksxks dk çn'kZu fd;kA bl nkSjku Vhe ds ekfyd Jh jke xqIrk] vkbZVhoh usVodZ xzqi vkSj ^çks LiksVhZQkbZ* ds laLFkkid vkSj çeksVj Jh dkfrZds; 'kekZ ds vykok Hkkjrh; dq'rh egkla?k ds vf/kdkjh Hkh ekStwn jgsA t;iqj dh Vhe ihMCY;w,y esa 'kkfey gksusokyh lcls ubZ Vhe gS] bl Vhe dks t;iqj fuatkt ds uke ls tkuk tk,xkA bl Vhe dk la;qä ekfydkuk gd Mh2,p xzksljh M‚V d‚e ds çeksVj Jh xqIrk vkSj c‚yhoqM vfHkus=h o e‚My lqJh df'k'k flag ds ikl gSA t;iqj fuatkt us viuh Vhe ds xku dh ?kks"k.kk dh] lkFk gh lkFk f[kykfM+;ksa ds uke dk Hkh ,yku t;iqj fuatkt us Áks jslfyax yhx ds fy, Vhe vkSj yksxks dk fd;k ,yku fd;kA bl Vhe esa ,d ls c<+dj ,d nenkj igyokuksa dh Hkjekj gS] tks ihMCY;w,y ds nwljs laLdj.k dks thrus dh rxM+h nkosnkjh is'k djsaxsA bl çfr;ksfxrk dk vk;kstu ^çksLiksVhZQkbZ* }kjk Hkkjrh; dq'rh egkla?k ds lkFk feydj fd;k tkrk gSA fuatkt dh Vhe us ;qokvksa esa Hkjkslk fn[kk;k gS vkSj bldk vanktk mudh Vhe dks ns[kdj yxk;k tk ldrk gSA ftlesa uk flQZ ukeh varjkZ"Vªh; igyoku 'kkfey gSa] cfYd nenkj Hkkjrh; ;qok igyokuksa dh Hkh Hkjekj gSA ;s lHkh fnXxt dq'rh ds eSV ij fojksf/k;ksa dks iV[kuh nsus ds fy, csrkc gSaA bl Vhe dh vxqvkbZ QksxkV cguksa esa lcls NksVh fjrq QksxkV dj jgh gSaA fjrq eqdkcys ds 48 fdyksxzke oxZ esa f[krkc dh nkosnkjh is'k djsaxh] os uk flQZ Vhe dh lcls egaxh f[kykM+h gSa cfYd iwjh çfr;ksfxrk dh lcls egaxh efgyk igyoku Hkh gSaA fjrq ds vykok] t;iqj dh Vhe us dbZ vkSj fnXxt efgyk igyokuksa dks vius lkFk tksM+k gSA buesa fj;ks vksyafid esa 75 fdyksoxZ esa dkaL; ind thrusokyh LohMh'k tsuh ÝSalu ds vykok 53 fdyksxzke oxZ esa osustq,yk dh csVtkcsFk vkxZ~;q,yks dk uke Hkh 'kkfey gSA Vhe ds ekfyd Jh xqIrk bl yhx esa viuh Vhe dh laHkkoukvksa dks ysdj dkQh mRlkfgr gSa] Þeq>s ihMCY;w,y ifjokj dk fgLlk cudj dkQh [kq'kh gks jgh gSA geus ;qokvksa ds lkFk lkFk vuqHkoh f[kykfM+;ksa dk lgh rkyesy cukrs gq, ,d nenkj Vhe cukus ij /;ku fn;k gSA gesa vius f[kykfM+;ksa vkSj liksVZ LVkQ ij iwjk Hkjkslk gSA blesa dksbZ 'kd ugha fd ge yhx esa /kekdsnkj çn'kZu djsaxsßA Hkkjrh; fÿdsV Vhe dk fojkV ;qx dSIVu dwy dh dIrkuh NksM+us ds ckn Hkkjrh; fØdsV Vhe esa ,d u, ;qx dk inkiZ.k gks pqdk gSA vkus okys baXyS.M J`a[kyk esa mUgsa dIrkuh dk inHkkj lkSaik tk pqdk gSA blh ds lkFk ;qojkt flag dh okilh Hkkjrh; fØdsV Vhe esa gqbZ gS] tks 3 o"kZ dk ouokl >syus ds ckn okil viuh txg cuk ik, gSaA fojkV dksgyh u dsoy VsLV eSp cfYd ,dfnolh; fØdsV ,oa Vh&20 esa viuk yksgk euok pqds gSaA dksgyh dh dIrkuh vkSj cYyk nksuksa dke;kc jgs gSaA o"kZ 2016 esa dksgyh dh dIrkuh esa Vhe ,d eSp Hkh ugha gkjhA Hkkjrh; dksp vfuy dqacys ls dksgyh dh vPNh curh gSA ,sls esa 2019 oYMZdi ds fygkt ls dksgyh dks fØdsV ds lHkh izk:iksa esa dIrkuh lkSaius dk ncko c<+rk tk jgk FkkA ,sls esa VsLV ds ckn ouMs vkSj Vh&20 dh deku dksgyh ds ikl tkus esa T;knk nsj ugha yxuk FkkA vc fojkV dksgyh ij igys ls T;knk ftEesnkjh o tokcnsgh gSA blls igys ouMs o Vh&20 ds dk;Zdkjh dIrku ds :i esa fojkV oSls rks lQy jgs fdUrq rc mUgsa /kksuh ds fodYi ds :i esa ns[kk tkrk FkkA vc gkykr cny pqds gSaA fojkV dksgyh Vhe esa losZlokZ gSaA ;qojkt flag o _"kHk iar Vhe esa txg cuk pqds gSa ogha vf'ou] tMstk dks vkjke ugha fn;k x;k gSA baXyS.M dh fØdsV Vhe dkQh izHkko'kkyh gS] blh dks ns[krs gq, p;udrkZvksa us dksbZ tksf[ke ugah fy;kA [ksy txr ds fnXxt bls ^dksgyh bQsDV* eku jgs gSaA fojkV dksgyh dh bl ubZ Vhe esa dSIVu dwy vHkh Hkh gSa] ftudk vuqHko o /kS;Z dksgyh dh fojkV vkØkedrk dk esy Hkkjrh; fØdsV Vhe dks u, f'k[kj ij igqapk ldrk gSA dksgyh egsUnz flag /kksuh dks viuk dIrku ges'kk ds fy, ekurs gSaA gkykafd ;qojkt dh Vhe esa okilh dqN vkSj gh fn'kk dh vksj b'kkjk djrs gSaA dksgyh o dSIVu dwy dh 'kSyh dk feJ.k fdruk deky djrk gS ;g rks baXyS.M lhjht esa ns[kus dks feysxk ghA fØdsV fo'ks"kKksa dk ekuuk gS fd fojkV dks fcYdqy lgh le; ij dIrkuh lkSaih xbZ gSA /kksuh us Vhe fgr esa lgh QSlyk fd;k gSA fojkV dksgyh vius [ksy o XySej ds fy, dkQh pfpZr jgrs gSaA fØdsV ds fy, fojkV dksgyh ds ikl ,d yack le; gSA og pSfEi;Ul VªkWQh] Vh&20 o ouMs [ksy ds fy, Vhe dks cM+h miyfC/k;ka fnyk ldrs gSaA Vhe esa mudh lcls vPNh curh gSA og ;qok gSa lkFk gh vuqHkoh HkhA muesa xtc dh ÅtkZ ,oa le> dk lkeatL; gSA vkt og uacj ou f[kykM+h gSaA dSIVu dwy dh dIrkuh esa Hkkjr us ,d Lof.kZe ;qx ns[kk gS] mEehn gS fojkV dksgyh dh dIrkuh esa Vhe bf.M;k ds lkFk lewpk fo'o ,d fojkV ;qx ns[ksaA fQygky oDr ds lkFk ghjks cny pqdk gS vkSj vkt dk ghjks fojkV dksgyh gh gSA
  • 11. 11 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 National The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to expedite the hearing of Aadhaar cases challeng- ing the constitutional validity of the scheme but observed that data collection by private agencies is not a good idea. A bench headed by Chief Justice J S Khehar made the remarks after senior advocate Shyam Divan sought urgent hearing of the plea cit- ing privacy concern. “We are not inclined to give immediate hear- ing as there are limited resources but biometric Data collection by pvt agencies for Aadhaar not a good idea: SC data collection by pri- vate agencies is not a great idea,” the bench also comprising Justices N V Ramana and D Y Chandrachud said. Divan, who repre- sented one of the peti- tioners, said that these matters needs urgent hearing as there is individual’s privacy concern as biometric datas are being collected by private agencies. The apex court had on Octo- ber 15, 2015 lifted its earlier restrictions and permitted voluntary use ofAadhaar cards in wel- fare schemes that also included MGNREGA, all pension schemes and provident fund, besides ambitious flagship programmes like ‘Pradhan Mantri Jan DhanYojna’of the NDA government. The social welfare schemes, aimed at reaching the door steps of the “poorest of the poor”, were in addition to LPG and PDS schemes in which the apex court had allowed the voluntary use of Aadhaar cards. A five-judge consti- tution bench had put a caveat in its interim or- der for the Centre and said that Aadhaar card scheme is purely volun- tary and not mandatory till the matter is finally decided by this court, this way or the other way. It had said that that a larger bench was re- quired to be set up for final disposal of the pe- titions that also include the question as to whether the right to pri- vacy is fundamental right. Cloud computing is a criti- cal component for ensuring success of Digital India, the flagship programme of the NDA government, and access to cloud networks is crucial and requires safe practices, experts said on Thursday. Pamela Kumar, Vice-Presi- dent, Cloud Computing Inno- vation Council of India, Bengaluru, said the Digital In- dia programme has several key aspects like digital lockers where individuals can store their information online. MeghRaj Cloud Comput- ing- Government of India’s ini- tiative to harness the benefits of Cloud Computing-- is also a very crticial component of Digital India programme. ‘Cloud computing crucial to Digital India, need safe practices’ In a rare case of its kind, an underweight, three-year-old child was given a new lease on life when doctors successfully implanted a liver in him fol- lowing a 12-hour surgery in a Mumbai hospital on December 12, last year. Shubham Gurav, who weighed barely 10 kgs, had been diagnosed with cirrhosis of liver with an organ trans- plant being his only hope of life. But, unwilling to give up on him, doctors at the Sahyadri Hospitals successfully matched the boy’s father’s liver and – with a team preparing for Doctorssuccessfullyimplantliveronunderweight,3-yr-old this rare surgery on a 3D Model of the donor liver on CT scan - -transplanted a slice of it in the child using ‘High Magnifica- tion Microscopic Surgery.’ Other problems that were overcome included transplant anesthetists - Dr Manish Pathak and Dr Dinesh Babu -- facing a huge challenge in maintaining the child under an- esthesia for 12 hours because of Shubham’s tiny veins and wind pipe. Due to this reason, the prescription was given in milliliters and along with small doses of medicines in manag- ing fluids and blood product administration. Earlier, unable to meet ex- penses when the child’s unex- plained weight loss, failure to thrive, loss of appetite and ab- dominal swelling followed by tests confirmed liver cirrhosis and need for a liver transplant, the father, Ajay Gurav, who works in an electrical company in Mumbai – was fortunate to find an NGO that raised funds and contact with Sahyadri Hos- pitals to successfully carry out the operation. Describing Liver Cirrhosis in children as a rare disease, the lead surgeon Dr Bipin Vibhute – a Liver Trans- plant & Hepatobiliary Surgeon -- said: “This was a challeng- ing case due to Shubham’s weight and tender age, as a pae- diatric liver transplant – being more complicated than an adult liver transplant -- requires multi-disciplinary approach, cutting-edge infrastructure and experienced staff who are specialised in dealing with pe- diatric patients.Apart from sur- gery, the major challenge is the intensive care in the post-op- erative period. Both father and son are now well and we are proud of the entire team who has made this possible. Today, Shubham walks freely, plays and smiles a lot!” Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday lashed out at Hurriyat leaders in Kashmir after their refusal to hold talks with members of the all-party delegation, saying the separat- ists’ behaviour showed they do not believe in K a s h m i r i y a t , insaniyat (humanity) or jamhooriyat (democracy). Singh asserted that “the doors and windows for dialogue” on Kashmir were always open but ruled out any talks with Paki- stan on the issue in near future saying, “Let us first talk with the people within our country”. “Some members of delegation went to meet Hurriyat leaders in their individual capacity. We neither said ‘Yes’ nor ‘No’ (to the move). “The information given by the delegates (about how the members were treated) Home minister Rajnath Singh lashes out at separatists makes it clear that it is neither Kashmiriyat nor insaniyat,” Singh, who is lead- ing the delegation, told reporters on the second day of its visit. “The mem- bers had gone to hold talks but by re- fusing to talk, they have shown that they do no believe in jamhooriyat as well,” the Minister said, coming down heavily on the separatists who on Wednesday snubbed at- tempts by MPs like CPI(M) leader Sitaram Yechury, CPI’s D Raja, JD(U) leader Sharad Yadav, RJD’s Jay Prakash Narayan and AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi to reach out to them. At hardline Hurriyat leader SyedAli Shah Geelani’s residence, the gate was not even opened for the MPs while people shouted slogans out- side. NEW DELHI: Following the media reports about the amount of scrapped Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes that has been deposited back to the banks by the Decem- ber 30 deadline, the central bank of India today said that they the process of count- ing notes hasn't been completed yet. The RBI said the aggregating of ac- counting entries made at the various currency chests still requires to be reconciled with the actual cash balances in order to elimi- nate accounting errors and double counting. "The periodical SBN (specified bank notes) figures released by us were based on aggregation of accounting en- tries done at the large number of currency chests all over the country," an RBI said in a state- Is 'most' scrapped currency really back? RBI says it is 'still reconciling figures' ment. "Now that the scheme has come to an end on Decem- ber 30, 2016, these figures would need to be reconciled with the physical cash balances to eliminate accounting errors or possible double counts etc. Till this is completed, any es- timate may not indicate the ac- tual numbers of the SBNs that have been returned," RBI added. The RBI is taking all steps to complete the process expeditiously so as to release firm figures of SBNs received at an early date. Vice-President M Hamid Ansari on Wednesday said that former President Dr APJ Kalam was a “man of technol- ogy” who not only contributed to the progress of defence re- search organisations but also had a way with younger people and motivated them. Speaking after releasing the book ‘The People’s President A P J Abdul Kalam’, written by SM Khan who had served as Press Secretary to Dr Kalam during his presidency from 2002-2007, the Vice President said the book presents an insider’s account of Dr Kalam’s life and was an impor- tant document chronicling dif- ferent aspects of the former President’s life. “Dr Kalam al- ways showed an eagerness to reach out to the younger gen- eration and students,” he said. ‘Kalam was an unconventional Prez, a man of technology’
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  • 13. 13 New Delhi, 09 Jan - 15 Jan 2017 Health Early stimulation helps give a boost to the brains of babies, accord- ing to a new study which contradicts the belief that children’s develop- ment is determined by their genes and could not be influ- enced. Researchers from NorwegianUniversityof Science andTechnology (NTNU)inNorwayused advanced electroen- cephalogram (EEG) technology for many years to study the brain activity of hundreds of babies. The results show that Babies exposed to stimulation get brain boostthe neurons in the brains ofyoungchildrenquickly increase in both number and specialisation as the baby learns new skills and becomes more mo- bile. Neurons in very young children form up to a thousand new con- nections per second. The research also shows that the development of our brain, sensory percep- tion and motor skills happen in sync and that even the smallest babies must be challenged and stimulated at their level from birth onward. Babies need to en- gage their entire body and senses by exploring their world and different materials, both indoors and out and in all types of weather. The researchers emphasise that the expe- riences must be self-pro- duced;itisnotenoughfor chil- dren merely to be carried or pushed in a stroller. “Many people be- lieve that children up to three years old only need cuddles and nappy changes, but studies show that rats raised in cages have less den- dritic branching in the brain than rats raised in an environment with climbing and hiding places and tunnels,” said Audrey van der Meer, professor at NTNU. “Research also shows that children born into cultures where early stimulation is con- sidered important, de- velop earlier than West- ern children do,” said van der Meer. She said that the brains of young children are very mal- leable and can therefore adapt to what is happen- ing around them. If the new synapses that are formed in the brain are not being used, they disappear as the child grows up and the brain loses some of its plasticity. Van der Meer men- tions the fact why Chi- nese babies hear a dif- ference between the R and L sounds when they are four months old, but not when they get older. Since Chinese chil- dren do not need to dis- tinguish between these sounds to learn their mother tongue, the brain synapses that carry this knowledge disappear when they are not used. Babies actually man- age to distinguish be- tween the sounds of any language in the world when they are four months old, but by the time they are eight months old they have lost this ability, accord- ing to van der Meer. Since a lot is happen- ing in the brain during the first years of life, van der Meer says that it is easier to promote learning and prevent problems when children are very young. Sharing sweet treats at workplace may be c o n - tributing to several health problems such as obesity and poor oral hygiene, experts in the UK have warned. It may be a case of managers want- ing to reward staff, colleagues wanting to celebrate or people bringing presents back from their holidays that sees sugary snacks going into the workplace, said Professor Nigel Hunt, dean Faculty of Dental Surgery at the Royal College of Sur- geons in the UK. However, it was detrimental to employees’health and they should make a New Year’s resolution to “combat cake cul- ture” in 2017, he said. “While these sweet treats might be well meaning, they are also contributing to the current obe- sity epidemic and poor oral health,” Hunt said. “We need a culture change in offices and other work- places that encourages healthy eating and helps workers avoid caving in to sweet temptations such as cakes, sweets and biscuits,” he said. However, 2016 Great British Bake Off runner-up Jane Beedle said that cake could “bring joy to the office”. “I don’t think a little bit of homemade cake is going to kill anybody,” Beedle told BBC Radio 2. The Faculty of Dental Surgery has released tips to cut down on sugar consumption in the workplace by consider- ing low-sugar alternatives and reducing portion sizes. ‘Workplace cake culture’ may fuel obesity risk: experts Are your toddler’s fingers and hands move- ment slow? Is his/her ability to relate to and in- teract with others as well as problem-solving skills delayed? Blame it on your obesity, re- searchers say. The findings showed that apart from health related issues, children of obese mothers were nearly 70 per cent more likely to fail tests of fine motor skill – the ability to control movement of small muscles, such as those in the fingers and hands – by age 3, when compared to children of normal-weight mothers. Children with obese fa- thers were 75 per cent more likely to fail mea- sures of social competence – an indicator of how well they were able to relate to and interact with others by age 3. Those born to extremely obese couples were nearly three times more likely to fail tests of problem-solving ability by age three. “Our study is one of the few that also includes information about fathers, and our results sug- gest that dad’s weight also has significant influ- Parent’s obesity may delay develop- ment in kidsence on child development,” said lead author, Edwina Yeung, from the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development in the US. However, it is not yet known how parental obesity might increase children’s risk for developmental delay.Animal studies have indicated that obe- sity during pregnancy may promote inflam- mation, which could affect the foetal brain and could also affect the expression of genes in sperm. If the link between parental obesity and developmental delays is confirmed, physi- cians may need to take parental weight into account when screening young children for delays and early interventional services, the researchers said. Milk is essential for develop- ing strong bones and teeth, but somepeoplesimplydon’tlikethe sight of it. Add flavours or coloured ice cubes or prepare shakes to make milk tastier, says an expert. TanyaJoshi,SeniorDietician andNutritionistatdairycompany Freshmen’sValley,suggestshow: * There are various flavours availableinthemarketlikefruity, chocolate, strawberry, butter- scotch,vanilla,caramel,roseand pan.Forahealthieroption,gofor natural flavours like cardamom milk,cinnamonandnutmegmilk, mint flavoured milk, turmeric milk and honey milk. * Mix a few drops of differ- ent food colouring as per your preference. * Coloured ice cubes can be one of the most interesting ways to draw maximum atten- tion of those who are reluctant to drink milk. Add a drop of food colouring to your regular ice cubes to make a colourful drink. Make drinking milk more enjoyable