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New Delhi: Shri Piyush Goyal Union Minister of State (IC) for Power , Coal, New & Renewable Energy urged the Tata
Institute of Social Sciences , TISS to conduct social sciences training programme for ministers. “TISS should consid-
er training programme in behavioural sciences, ethics and leadership for ministers and other public servants” he said
while addressing the 76th Convocation of the Institute in Mumbai.
Shri Goyal said behavioural science impacts society deeply. He said across the country, public servants should be sen-
sitized on how to deal with the poor and the downtrodden who approach them seeking some help. Stating
that a continuous learning programme for the ministers and bureaucrats was a good idea, Mr. Goyal said
a beginning could be made with Mumbai and Maharashtra, which could be extended to other parts
later. The Minister recalled the vision of the House of Tatas in setting up the social sciences institute
way back in 1936. He asserted that over the next 20-25 years, India would emerge as a super power,
but stressed that the country has a long way to go, in terms of providing health, education and
power for all its citizens and ensuring an inclusive growth. “The task ahead is onerous, but certain-
ly doable”, the Minister said.
Shri Goyal said Human Resource Development is the important function in any organization
that wants to succeed in the long run. Continued on Page 07
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Gujarat Lions beat KKR by
five wickets to go topNew Delhi: Yusuf Pathan-Shakib Al Hasan's record 134-run
partnership went in vain as Dinesh Karthik scored his third
fifty of the season to lead Gujarat Lions to five-wicket victory
over Kolkata Knight Riders in Match 38 of the IPL 9 at the
Eden Gardens. With their seventh win in 11 games, Gujarat
jumped to top of the standings with 14 points, while KKR
dropped to third after suffering their fourth defeat.
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Special 3New Delhi, 9- 15 May, 2016
S.S. Dogra
I like to travel extensively
whenever I found the opportu-
nity, I am passionate about
travelling, meeting Local peo-
ple, culture and above all nat-
ural beauty of different parts of
India. I personally visited sev-
eral states of India yet I want
to explore It meaningfully,
because we Indian are lucky
to have high mountains,
deserts, beaches, lakes,
rivers, Water falls, rich culture,
historical/religious places.I am
proud of my great nation.
Well Beginning
When I was only 5 years old, I
went to Vaishno Devi along
with my mom, daddy and two
brothers. As per my knowl-
edge that the first trek of my
life from Katra to Main Temple
of Goddess Vishno Devi.At
that time there were no lights
and steps (proper path) but
only rough trek. Every body
was totallyDepended upon
mules & horses to reach the
destination but I trekked that
distance on my own feet. After
that During school days I was
actively played Cricket but
trekking was my passion. I
even joined many camps with
Scouts & Guides in the hills
and even during college days
trekked several places of
Himalayan regions. I got mar-
ried In 1993 and since 1994, I
again trekked several destina-
tion even along with my wife
and two kids during summers.
Even on 30th May,2002 my
Son created a unique record
while climbing Gaumukh
(12,770 ft. high above the sea
level) from Gangotri. It was 36
KM trek Apart from this
unique record I always fond of
trekking in the interior of
entire Himalayan regions.
Once I even trekked with 1st
Mount Everester Ms.
Bachendri Pal Singh from
Naugaon to Dodital,
Uttarkashi, Uttarkhand I have
been in touch with three times
climber of Mt. Everest, Mr.
Rajiv Sharma-Senior
Instructor (Manali
Mountaineering Institute) &
Mt. Everester. I have very
close friendship with Col.
Ravinder Nath-(Former
Director Indian
Mountaineering Institute) &
Col. Ashok Abbey(Former
Principal of Nehru Institute of
Mountaineering, Uttarkashi,
Uttarkhand).
Col. Ashok even invited me to
cover Asia Cup Of Wall
Climbing competition in which
more than 12 countries partic-
ipated and it was a wonderful
event particularly for the
Mountain lovers.
Engagement with
Mountaineering Clubs
I have been voluntarily associ-
ated with Indian
M o u n t a i n e e r i n g
Foundation(International body
of Mountaineers), Climber &
Explorer Club,Mystically
Journey, Kailash Mansarover
Sewa Samiti(R) presently
Goodwill Ambassador for
National Adventure Sports
Academy(NASA).
What to carry while going for
a trekking
Tshirt, Trek suit, lower,
Umbrella, Torch, Mat, Water
Bottle, Goggle, Cap, Camera,
Mobile and of course some
packed edibles also. Never
carry heavy luggage other-
wise you will not enjoy the
trip.
Explore the destination
Before going to any trekking
you should explore the desti-
nation and find the climatic
condition of that particulars
spot. Try to collect useful
information from particular
Tourism Department and
even local people.
Trekking hour
When you are on a trekking
you should preferably trek
early in the morning but reach
the desired camp before sun-
set. Never move fast or run to
reach speedily because it
makes you tired and unable
to travel the long distance
comfortably. As far as the dis-
tance of a day is concerned,
you can trek 8-10 KM a day ,
even a normal trekker can do
it easily.
Local People Always try to
mix up yourself with the local
people by way of passing
smile or even you can gather
local information with them.
Because they are the most
Useful Source of information
of that particular area. Be
curious, humble & friendly
with them they will provide
you each & every possible
information/help.
Wild Life
Monkey, deer, snake, dogs,
bears, langoors, vultures,
eagle are quite common with
whom you may face them
suddenly. So, never hurt or
challenge them because they
never attack you so be care-
fully with them but never try to
beat or attack them otherwise
they can harm you.
Moreover, you should never
move alone during trekking
always move in the group
from safety point of view.
Advantages of Trekking &
Adventure Sports:
I think trekking & Adventure
sports should be made com-
pulsory in school and college
curriculum. Because weekly
trekking trip once a year
makes the Students active,
stout & sound health. It also
brings self confidence, team
building spirit, increase will
power and even physical
strength in the body.
Trekking&Adventuresportskeepyouphysically&mentallyfit
Vaidehi Taman
A.M. SinghviHarish
R a w a t N D A
GovernmentUttarakhand
It seems that there is no
end to Uttarakhand’s con-
troversy. The Supreme
Court ordered a floor test in
the Uttarakhand Assembly
on May 10 for deposed
Congress Chief Minister
Harish Rawat to prove his
numbers and “end the con-
troversy over the procla-
mation of President’s rule
in the State.” It held that the
nine Congress MLAs dis-
qualified by the Speaker
would not be able to vote.
The floor test will be the
single item on the agenda
for the House on that day.
However, the apex court
clarified that there would
be no “status quo ante” for
Rawat. This means that
Rawat would not be auto-
matically restored as Chief
Minister when President’s
rule is lifted for the duration
of the test. Anyway, Rawat
would have to prove he
had the numbers to return
as Chief Minister but under
the present Narendra Modi
government, democratic
values and welfare of the
common people have
taken a backseat. We can
only see intolerance to crit-
icism and all out efforts to
ensure single party rule
with none to check. Under
such grave situation, the
Judiciary is the ultimate
resort to save our country
and it’s constitutional provi-
sions, but that is also under
stress.
The present NDA govern-
ment which has resorted to
open murder of democracy
by pulling down the duly
elected state governments
in Arunachal Pradesh and
Uttarakhand and flouting
the Constitutional provi-
sion, brazenly commenced
before Hon’ble Supreme
Court that it is seriously
considering holding Floor
Test in Uttarakhand for
serving the cause of
democracy. This is the
height of hypocrisy indeed!
If the present NDA govern-
ment had even least
respect for democracy,
Narendra Modi owes an
answer to the people of
India as to why his govern-
ment prevented the Floor
Test on 28th March 2016
by imposing President’s
rule on 27th March.
Meanwhile, the
Uttarakhand episode
rotates around the disqual-
ification of the MLAs. It is
the lack of sound guide-
lines in dealing with the
defections and imposition
of the President’s rule in
the states resulted in the
current development. The
major political parties in the
country are responsible for
the current situation. It is
the failure of the political
functionaries that has
forced the judiciary to step
in and decide the course of
action. The stability of any
government will be at stake
in the state and it is better
that the Assembly is dis-
solved and fresh elections
ordered at the earliest.
Moreover, BJP is going too
far and out of its way in
defending the action of
rebel Congress MLAs and
calling it as not defection. It
will be paying a huge price
for this if some other party
does the same with its
MLAs in the future and
uses the same argument in
its defense. Anyhow, this
tussle has reached a note-
worthy stage now. All eyes
are on the HC verdict on
9th. Now, the question is
that what will happen if the
aggrieved party on 9th
approaches SC the same
day and seeks its interven-
tion in its favour. As usual,
public can only remain a
mute spectator to all this
happenings and bear the
consequences thereof?
If you notice, the defec-
tions from one party to
another are been in fash-
ion for long time. The ruling
party MLAs or MPs are
changing parties after win-
ning the elections from a
particular party. We all
know that how much they
are spending on elections
and then earning by joining
another party being a part
of horse trading. The
Election Commission also
could not control the elec-
tion expenditure though in
some instances huge
amount is being caught.
We all know why they are
changing parties.
Politicians crave for only
power, money and status;
there is no ethics or
accountability. As a result,
the common party mem-
bers those are hoping for
good positions are seating
back in the dark. This
should be checked and
strict law should be passed
on defections.
Anti-defection law under
which speaker has disqual-
ified the MLAs only refers
to the action of MLAs
inside house voting against
whip. Their travelling with
somebody or giving even
statements outside the
house does not attract dis-
qualification.
FloortestwilldecidethefateofUttarakhand

spl. correspondent
Delhi:/ NCR: Bearing a baby & raising the child is a labor of
love to the core. As an endeavor to provide the new & expec-
tant mothers a much needed bout of fun activities, Apollo
Cradle – India’s leading healthcare destination for women and
children, put their best foot forward and organized a fun filled
i.e. 8th May 2016 at ITC Sheraton. The celebration also took
place in Hyderabad and Bangalore and saw participation from
almost 600 mums, would-be-mums, dads and children.
The event aimed to highlight the challenges faced by women
during pregnancy and showcase the magical bond between a
mother and a child. The event witnessed a number of interest-
ing activities from blind folded mothers guided by their children
and fathers wearing empathy belly to photo booth with quirky
props and instant photographs et al. Passionate volunteers
were out in full force, taking family photographs and enjoying
the day. Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Neeraj Garg, Chief
Executive Officer, Apollo Health & Lifestyle said "Our cus-
tomers have been at the core of all our endeavors and we look
forward to providing a holistic experience & personalized care
to them every single time.
Delhi/ NCR/ National4 New Delhi, 9- 15 May, 2016
cnp bureau
Delhi: Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee president
Shri Ajay Maken and ex-MP Shri Sajjan Kumar said the
Aam Aadmi Party and the BJP were responsible for the
stalled development works in Delhi.
They said the BJP is in power at the MCDs and at
Centre, and the AAP is ruling in Delhi, but for the past 25
months, all the development works in Delhi have come to
a total halt, as both the AAP and BJP were clashing
against each other with little time left for them to concen-
trate on the development works in Delhi, which has put
back the development of Delhi by at least 20 years.
BJP&AAPagainst people living in unthorised colonies
Photo: Binod Takiawala
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Shri Kiren Rijiju, Hon’ble MOS
(Home) Govt. of India and Shri Krishna
Chaudhary, DG ITBP today flagged off the
Mt Mukut (7242 Mtr) climbing expedition
of ITBP at Force HQ. Explaining the
achievements earned by ITBP in the field
of mountaineering, Shri Rijiju conveyed
his greetings for the success of the
Expedition.
1.Shri Rijiju said that ITBP is a special
force who have mastered in the art of
Mountaineering and other adventure
sports to achieve unique milestones. Due
to their mountaineering skills, the local
people of Himalayan areas find support
from ITBP during disaster situations as
well. On this occasion, Shri Krishna
Chaudhary, DG ITBP said that the ITBP
Mountaineers are attempting the summit
to Mount Mukut for the first time. ITBP has
been credited to have undertaken more
than 201 successful mountaineering
expeditions which is a unique record. Shri
Arjun Singh, Commandant is the leader of
the 25 member mountaineering expedi-
tion team.
2.Mt Mukut is situated in Mana Valley of
Chamoli District of Uttarakhand. Other
important peaks such as Mt Kamet and Mt
Abi Gamin are also situated adjacent to
Mt Mukut. Successful summit to Mt Mukut
was undertaken in 1951 by the
Mountaineering team of New Zealand. Sir
Edmund Hillary was a member of this
team.
3.ITBP Mountaineers have successfully
completed summit to the highest Peak of
the World- the Mt. Everest in 1984, 1992,
1993, 1996, 2006 and 2012. So far, 24
personnel of ITBP have climbed the Mt.
Everest. As a member of Joint
Mountaineering Expedition, Shri Sonam
Palazor, Asstt Commandant of ITBP was
the first ITBP mountaineer to climb Mt.
Everest in 1984. Under the leadership of
Shri Prem Singh, Commandant, 06 moun-
taineers of ITBP climbed Mt. Everest and
skied down successfully in the year 2012.
For exemplary contribution to the field of
mountaineering, 7 personnel of the Force
have been awarded with Padma Shri
while 11 personnel have been awarded
with Tenzing Norgay National Adventure
Award.
Flag-Off of ITBP mountaineeringExpeditiontoMt.Mukut
cnp bureau
Delhi: Chairman,
Environment Pollution
(Prevention & Control)
Authority for Delhi-NCR &
Member, Supreme Court
Monitoring Committee, Dr.
Bhure Lal on Friday asked
India Inc. to invigorate and
intensify its R&D efforts for
generating sufficient solar
energy for India’s mass
consumption and enable it
breath in pure air.
“With this assuming a pri-
ority at policy making lev-
els with closer partnership
between various and multi-
ple government arms on
the one hand and industry
on the other, the increasing
menace of air and other
pollutions can be effective-
ly tackled as so long as
India’s dependence on fos-
sil fuels stays on, the dan-
ger of pollution would con-
tinue to hold on our lives”,
he added.
Inaugurating a Workshop
on Issues & Challenges of
Air Pollution in Delhi under
aegis of PHD Chamber of
Commerce and Industry
here today, Dr. Bhure Lal
pointed out that all fuels
made and culled out of any
form of hydro carbons are
not pollution free though
diesel remains one of the
worst among these.
“Therefore, the need of
hour is to gradually sus-
pend the use of diesel and
petrol guzzling mode of
transport to curtail vehicu-
lar pollution with finding
and effective alternate
solution through genera-
tion of solar energy. Even
coal, thermal and hydro
generated energy is full of
pollutants elements and
therefore, needs to be
replaced with alternate
source of energy”, empha-
sized Dr. Bhure Lal.
SolarPoweronlysolutiontofightagainstpollution:DR.BhureLal
In a landmark judgment, the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India refused to entertain any
stay on the implementation of 85% pictorial warnings on tobacco packs and related
products. As per the judgment passed yesterday by Hon’ble Supreme Court of India
(Bench comprising of Hon’ble Mr Justice Pinaki Chandra Ghose and Hon’ble Mr
Justice Amitava Roy, it is ordered that cigarette manufacturers to comply with the new
rules. The Bidi & Tobacco Manufacturers Association have been contending to get the
stay on the grounds that pictorial warning should not be more than 40%.
Indian Medical Association has been fighting for the implementation of the 85% of the
pictorial health warnings since long and welcomes the Supreme Court’s decision.
According to them, tobacco consumption is one of the primary reasons for the increase
in the incidence of life-threatening diseases such as strokes, heart disease, cancer,
hypertension, asthma and all efforts must be made to educate people about its overall
impact on a person’s overall health and well-being.
In force since April 1, 2016, the stringent rules mandate an increase in the size of
health pictorial warnings from the current 40 percent of the surface of a cigarette pack-
et to up to 85 percent. The Supreme Court in its judgment has also transferred all the
petitions filed and pending in different High Courts in India to the High Court of
Karnataka.
IMA welcomes Supreme Court’s order continuing the implementa-
tion of 85% Pictorial Warning on Tobacco and related products
cnp bureau
New Delhi: At the 14th
International Festival of
Language & Culture (IFLC
2016), more than 400 stu-
dents from 17 nations of
different languages and
cultures get assembled at
Talkatora Stadium, New
Delhi on the premise
Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam -
The world is one family to
ascertain global peace and
cultural harmony. The
event was inaugurated by
Dr. Najma Heptullah
(Minister of Minority
Affairs) in the august pres-
ence of Acharya
Balkrishna (Managing
Director Patanjali), Swami
Agnivesh, Mr. Ersin
Karaoglan president of
Educational Endowment
Trust and many other dis-
tinguished personalities.
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China said it will continue to exercise its
sovereignty over the South China Sea
regardless of the outcome of the ongoing
case in a UN-appointed tribunal, which is
widely expected to deliver its verdict
favouring the Philippines.
South China Sea-AV
It dubbed the arbitration as “political farce”
and an attempt to “negate China`s claims”
over the disputed South China Sea. The
judgment is expected to be pronounced
later this month.
“No matter what the outcome is, China will
not recognise the award. It is a political
farce,” said Ouyang Yujing, a top Chinese
foreign ministry official.
“It will not waver China`s determination to
uphold its sovereignty and claims,” said
Ouyang, the director-general of Chinese
Foreign Ministry`s Department of
Boundary and Ocean Affairs, in an inter-
action with foreign media here.
He also warned that China`s global criti-
cism over the issues will worsen the ten-
sions, likening his country to a “coiled
spring” which, he said, could “rebound” if
pressured much.
China`s expansive claims over South
China Sea, contested and mirrored by the
Philippines, Brunei, Vietnam, Malaysia
and Taiwan have triggered concerns glob-
ally, with the US sending its naval war-
ships in the disputed waters.
“We are willing to take on board construc-
tive comments and criticism by the rele-
vant countries,” Ouyang added.
“But if they are aimed at putting pressure
on China or blackening its name then you
can view it like a spring, which has an
applied force and a counter-force. The
more the pressure, the greater the reac-
tion,” he added.
The Philippines has reached the UN-
appointed tribunal, the permanent court of
arbitration (PCA) in The Hague that adju-
dicates in international disputes over mar-
itime territory.
China has called the arbitration illegal as,
it says, the Philippines has violated the
agreement with China which talks of
resolving disputes bilaterally.
Of late, the war of words between China
and the US has escalated over the mar-
itime rights in the waters. The US has sent
its warships in the South China Sea, call-
ing it its freedom to navigate. China has
also been building infrastructure on the
islands in the Sea and conducting naval
patrols.
Won’tacceptUNcourtverdictonSouthChinaSea,saysBeijing
Two months after Osama bin Laden raid in Abbottabad,
former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) top operative in
Pakistan was pulled out of the country after he became
violently ill leading him and the agency to suspect that he
had been poisoned by the Inter-Services Intelligence,
reported by foreign media.
Osama bin Laden-AV
According to current and former US officials, the CIA sta-
tion chief Mark Kelton was suffering from a mysterious
ailment which made him double over in pain.
a Kelton, 59, has since recovered after he had abdomi-
nal surgery but agency officials still believe that it is plau-
sible, even if it cannot be proven, that his sudden illness
was somehow orchestrated by ISI.
Speaking about the incident, Kelton said the cause of his
illness “was never clarified,” adding that he was not the
first to suspect he had been poisoned. “The genesis for
the thoughts about that didn’t originate with me,” he said.
Kelton declined to answer questions about his illness or
his tenure in Pakistan. “I’d rather let that whole sad
episode lie,” he said. “I’m very, very proud of the people
I worked with who did amazing things for their country at
a very difficult time. When the true story is told, the coun-
try will be very proud of them.”
After presiding over bin Laden raid, former
CIA chief suspected he was poisoned by ISI
The dreaded ISIS terror
group intends to announce
“an affiliate” in Bangladesh,
where it has already “des-
ignated a local leader”, a
US-based think-tank said,
amid a series of brutal
killings of secular bloggers
and intellectuals in the
Muslim-majority country.
Islamic State-AV
The Institute for the Study
of War (ISW) said the radi-
cal group was preparing for
a global surge of activities
before and during the
Ramadan, which falls
between June 6 and July 5.
“ISIS continued to pursue
its regional campaign
objectives of establishing
affiliates and increasing
disorder throughout histori-
cally Muslim lands,” ISW
said. Earlier, in its online
magazine, ‘Dabiq’, the ISIS
said they had found a
leader for the Bengal
region. The leader, the
magazine claimed, had
pledged allegiance to
Ibrahim, Abu Bakr Al
Baghdadi, who now con-
trols parts of Iraq and Syria.
But the Bangladesh gov-
ernment has denied pres-
ence of ISIS in the country.
Islamic State intends to announce its Bangladesh ‘affiliate’: report
The head of the joint investigation team probing former
Pakistan prime minister Benazir Bhutto`s assassination
said on Thursday that the team could not trace the
threatening call allegedly made by then president Pervez
Musharraf to Bhutto.
Mohammad Khalid Qureshi, the JIT chief, was the last
prosecution witness in the high-profile assassination
case, Dawn online reported.
During cross-examination by Barrister Farogh Nasim,
counsel for Musharraf, in the Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC)
at Rawalpindi, Qureshi admitted that JIT could not trace
the call.
However, Qureshi expressed the possibility that
Musharraf might have made the call from any of his offi-
cial phones.
The prosecution case was based on a threatening call
which Musharraf allegedly made to Bhutto while she was
at the office of US Congressman Tom Lantos.
According to the prosecution, US lobbyist Mark Siegel
claimed that on September 25, 2007, in his presence at
the office of Congressman Lantos in Washington, Bhutto
received a telephone call which she later described as “a
very bad call” from Musharraf.
The statement said the former military ruler had warned
Bhutto that “her safety depends on the state of their
[Musharraf and Benazir`s] relationship”.
According to Siegel, Bhutto sent him an email on
October 26, 2007, in which she expressed her sense of
insecurity.
Bhutto said that if something happened to her, she would
hold the military ruler responsible, apart from the individ-
uals mentioned in her letter to Musharraf on October 16,
2007.
‘Musharraf’sthreateningcalltoBenazircouldnotbetraced’
Ohio Governor John Kasich, the last chal-
lenger to stand in Donald Trump’s path to the
Republican nomination, has dropped out of
the U.S. presidential race, making the latter
the party’s presumptive nominee.
Donald Trump-AV
Kasich announced the move last night.
“I have always said that the Lord has a pur-
pose for me as he has for everyone. And as I
suspend my campaign today, I have renewed
faith, deeper faith, that the Lord will show me
the way forward, and fulfill the purpose of my
life,” CNN quoted Kasich as saying in
Columbus, Ohio.
Despite not having a clear to victory, he was
not yet ready to quit.
Kasich’s decision to end his campaign comes
a day after his other rival, Texas Senator Ted
Cruz, suspended his campaign.
Meanwhile, Trump acknowledged Kasich is
“doing the right thing” by dropping out of the
presidential race.
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He said TISS has empowered its students to take up
leadership roles in the society. The Minister urged some
of the students to consider politics as a career option as
well. “The days of the famous saying “politics is the last
resort of the scoundrel” are no more applicable in India.
How much ever you may criticize the politician, the real-
ity is we will need honest and good people to ensure
good governance.” Shri. Goyal said.
The Minister complimented the efforts of Mumbai
Municipal Corporation sweeper Sunil Yadav, who
secured the TISS M.Phil degree. “Sunil Yadav securing
M.Phil is an inspirational story. It encourages us to con-
tribute to the society”. Shri Goyal urged the graduating
students to be part of the movement of development.
The Minister honoured the meritorious students with
medals and shields in different fields of social sciences.
Shri S. Ramadorai, Chairman, Tata Institute of Social
Sciences, in his welcome address spoke about how the
institute collaborated with government in the field of cli-
mate change as a run up to the Paris Conference.
PiyushGoyalUrgesTISStoConductTrainingfor...................
New Delhi:Union Minister
for Water Resources, River
Development and Ganga
Rejuvenation Sushri Uma
Bharti has said that origi-
nal character of Yamuna
will be preserved while
implementing Yamuna
Action Plan. Inaugurating
some schemes of Yamuna
Action Plan-III in New
Delhi today the Minister
said that government and
all sections of the society
have to work together for
its success. Referring to
Yamuna Action Plan I and
II the Minister said that
despite spending over Rs.
1500 crore the desired
results could not be
achieved. She said, “We
have taken into account
the results of YAP I and II
while implementing YAP
III.”
OriginalCharacterofYamunawillbePreservedsaysUma
New Delhi: A powerful social organization
based in Nigeria organized a seminar cum
talk for all those Nigerians and Africans
based in India and looking for job opportu-
nities in different industries. The session
was held at Hotel Tulip at New Delhi.
More than 200 participants from different
regions participated in the conference inau-
gurated by the Acting High Commissioner
of Embassy of Nigeria in India H.E. Queen
I Worlu who motivated all the present dele-
gates and encouraged them to look for
golden opportunities available in India.
“Media and Entertainment Industry is grow-
ing at the rate of 12 percent per annum.
We are going to touch 1,80,000 crores
turnover by the end of 2017. There is a
demand for more than 4000 educated and
trained artist and technicians in this indus-
try every year” said Sandeep Marwah
President of Marwah Studios and ICMEI.
Only those technicians, artists, media per-
sons have scope to grow in the industry
today who are educated and trained in their
subjects. This industry has changed its
trends for enrolments,” added Marwah.
John Uche Jesus renowned designer also
spoke about fashion industry.
Sandeep Marwah has been already
declared as the God Father to Nigerian
Film Industry. He has been nominated as
the Patron to Actors Guild Nigeria,
Chairperson of Indo Nigerian Film
Association, Advisor to State of Kano, and
has already trained more than 100
Nigerians in this field. He is also the recipi-
ent of awards from Lagos University, Jos
University and National Film School in Jos
and has visited Nigeria two times as State
Guest.
Industry Welcomes Trained Personals-Sandeep Marwah
New Delhi: Shri Thaawarchand Gehlot
said that the central government has
brought transparency to the ADIP
Scheme and the massive response and
success of the scheme has added to the
popularity of this initiative by the Ministry.
The Union Minister also fondly recalled a
recent interaction between Hon’ble Prime
Minister Shri Narendra Modi and cochlear
implantee children under ADIP scheme
during the PM’s popular Radio show
Mann Ki Baat, which struck an emotional
chord with the audience. He said that the
current government remains committed
towards the inclusion and empowerment
of the marginalized through a corruption-
free system. He said that the ‘Make in
India’ objective of the government is also
being achieved through ALIMCO’s active
collaboration with German manufacturers
‘Ottobock’ and UK-based manufacturers
‘Motivation’, while speaking on the occas-
sion of distributing Aids and Assistive
devices to the persons with disabilities in
Ashok Vihar, New Delhi.
Shri Thaawarchand Gehlot, Union
Minister for Social Justice &
Empowerment and Shri Harshvardhan,
Union Minister for Science & Technology
distributing Aids and Assistive Devices to
the persons with disabilities
Appreciating the efforts of the
Department in successfully organizing
this Camp at Ashok Vihar, Dr Harsh
Vardhan expressed his gratitude on
behalf of his constituency, for organizing
second such ADIP Camp in his
Parliamentary constituency, Chandni
Chowk. He added that this Camp will
benefit many persons with disabilities
(PwDs) and help them overcome odds
that they currently face in their daily lives
and pledged contributions from his MP
funds towards the noble cause.
Shedding further light on the activities of
DEPwD Secretary DEPwD, Dr Vinod
Aggarwal informed the gathering that the
Department was not only providing
Assistive devices to PwDs but has also
provided skill training to approximately 1
lakh PwDs in the past one year. The
Department’s Sugamya Bharat Abhiyan
is also making inroads into making the
dream of ‘Universal Accessibility’ turn into
reality.
He also added that the Government
recently notified the guidelines for certify-
ing Autism for the first time ever. Shri
Awanish Kumar Awasthi, Joint Secretary
DEPwD, in his address informed that all
the equipment distributed in the ADIP
Camp were high-end technical devices
which have been manufactured by ALIM-
CO in collaboration with German pio-
neers Ottobock.
TransparencyhasbeenBroughtintotheADIPScheme:Gehlot
New Delhi: A 12 member delegation from Japan led by
Mr. HASE Hiroshi, Minister of Education, Culture, Sports,
Science and Technology, Government of Japan called on
Mr. Sarbananda Sonowal, Minister of State (Independent
Charge) for Youth Affairs & Sports.
Both sides agreed for exchange of sportspersons,
coaches, sports experts, sports administrators etc., and
decided that they will sign a Memorandum of
Understanding (MOU) on cooperation in the field of
sports.
In the wake of India hosting Under-17 FIFA World Cup in
2017, both sides agreed for promotion of football and
exchange of players and coaches. It was also agreed
that the two countries will also play friendly football
matches.
Mr. HASE Hiroshi, Minister of Education, Culture, Sports,
Science and Technology, Government of Japan informed
that the Government of Japan has launched ‘SPORT
FOR TOMORROW’ to promote sports to more than 10
million people in 100 nations between 2014 and 2020,
the year when Tokyo will host the Summer Olympic and
Paralympic Games.
India-JapantosignMOUforCooperationinSports
New Delhi: Shri Manohar Kumar has taken over as Director (Engineering) on the
Board of National Projects Construction Corporation Limited (NPCC). A graduate from
the then Delhi College of Engineering Shri Kumar later did MBA from MDU, Rohtak. He
has put in more than three decades of service in Civil Engineering field.
NPCC is a PSU under Ministry Water Resources, River Development and Ganga
Rejuvenation. NPCC was established in 1957 as a premier construction company to
create necessary infrastructure for economic development of the country in the core
sectors of irrigation and water resources, power and heavy industries.
ManoharKumartakesoverasDirector(Engg)inNPCC

National8 New Delhi, 9- 15 May, 2016
Ritu Lal
Today Green is beyond doubt
is a treasure to a modern man
and becoming more eco-con-
scious with each day. Modern
man has created their cities in
to concrete jungle that sur-
rounds us is dominated by
metal, concrete, stone and
glass in a world that is over-
whelmed by these man-made
materials disturbing the
ecosystem, it makes sense to
add a natural and far more
pleasant element. Eco-friend-
ly products not only give you a
wisdom of ‘moral high ground’
that is understandable, but
they are also great in adding a
new dimension to the home
interiors. Wicker wood shades
and bamboo blinds have
always been a popular choice
as they tend to blend in ele-
gance and ergonomics with a
sense of natural integrity that
is inimitable. The ability to
seamlessly merge with the
existing style of our home,
these beautiful shades offer
wonderful contrast in both tex-
ture and color. A perfect way
to dress up your windows and
doors, these wood shades are
indeed a must to create a
relaxed and refreshing interi-
ors with a touché' of gorgeous
green. The magic of blinds or
shades always gives you the
options to switch between
wonderful views and complete
solitude when needed.
Aesthetically these shades
not only offer you plenty of
options in terms of patterns,
designs and colours, but the
diffusion caused by the
shades also choose the exact
amount of natural light they
wish to let in the room.
Organic and Sustainable
materials like Bamboo blinds
and jute shades also bring in a
pleasant and holiday retreat-
styled atmosphere in interiors
and give the space more
serene and comfortable look.
Organic interiors is now
becoming an up-and-coming
trend encompassing a large
number of organic natural
materials for flooring, furniture
and fabric to artisan goods
locally made. Where more
people are obviously
approaching to eco-friendly
walls are opting for organic
100% VOC free
paints(Volatile organic com-
pound) and green wallpapers
made with recyclable materi-
als and water-based inks. The
suppliers like Berger, Nerolac,
Asian Paints etc. all sell eco-
friendly and non-toxic paints in
India On the other hand, brick
accent walls are becoming
popular, as well. You can paint
them, or leave them in their
natural state. Living green
walls are not only aesthetical-
ly pleasing, but they can pro-
vide thermal and acoustic
insulation and improve air-
quality, as well.
On the other hand, Keeping
minimalist style in interiors
offers the beauty and good-
ness of design in simple and
natural forms and will always
give you the enchanted
atmosphere of tranquil retreat
Timber furniture, including
everything from dining tables
to lounges and sofas down to
wooden pots and planters can
be used inside and is durable
and timeless.
RendezvouswithOrganicInteriors
Kanchan & Mohd Saad
New Delhi:Cow is called as dhenu, the giver. And
her gift it not restricted to milk, she is the nurturer,
the protector and the provider. She is the mother,"
says Yogi Ashwini.
What better way to celebrate Mother's Day, than to
give back to this Mother who is personification of
Mother Earth herself. With this spirit, volunteers and
sadhaks of Dhyan Ashram, animal lovers, environ-
mentalists from all walks of life gathered at "Matrika
- an ode to the all-giving cow" on Saturday, May 7
at Constitution Club, Rafi Marg for the launch of
"Reflective Collar Belts" for strays to avoid injuries
and deaths on account of road accidents at night.
Chief Guest for the event, Smt Maneka Gandhi edu-
cated the audience on the urgency to protect this
animal from perishing highlighting the abuse it faces
at the hands of dairy and meat industry, and the
hazards of consuming its milk and meat. "The need
of the hour is for each one to adopt a cow (or bull)
or sponsor its upkeep." "Yogi Ashwini, is the only
yogi I have met so far, who is practically working on
ground to save the animal and not just talking about
it," the Hon'ble Minister for Women and Child
Development was heard saying.
Yogi Ashwini, the force and energy behind the body
of 22 gaushalas, 500 feeding points, 75 dog shel-
ters, 50 water feeders and 24-hour emergency
services catering to more than 15000 animals
including cows, bulls, camels, dogs, monkeys and
birds, which is Dhyan Foundation, shared "Saving
the cow has nothing to do with religion. All religions
talk of compassion towards animals and none prop-
agate their abuse or slaughter. Cow has been
revered across cultures and the benefits of serving
it are manifold. At Dhyan Foundation, the volunteers
have practically experimented with this and found to
be true, the results ranging from curing cancer with
treated cow-urine, wish fulfillment by whispering in
the ear of bull and feeding it daily to unexplicable
professional growth by engaging in gau-seva,
among others."
Former Miss India-World, Nikita Anand reiterated
the thoughts of the yogi as she quoted verses from
quran, vedas, greek and roman cultures establish-
ing the universal importance of cow. "When I came
to Yogi Ashwini, I was a bundle of problems - health,
emotions and finances. But then he gradually initiat-
ed me into the practice of Sanatan Kriya and put me
on the path of helping animals. I have never looked
back since. Today, I can dare to make a public
appearance sans any makeup and when people
comment on my glow and radiance, I am assured I
am on the right path."
Dhyan Foundation has been taking care of more
than 6000 stray, injured, rescued, sick and aban-
doned cattle through its countrywide network of vol-
unteers, who are driven on the path of service under
guidance of Yogi Ashwini. Recently, they took upon
themselves the arduous task rescuing and rehabili-
tating the drought struck cattle in parts of Rajasthan,
rushing water, fodder and medical aid from Delhi to
Dausa to stop the fast conversion of cattle to car-
casses. The cattle presently are taken care of and
similar operations are being conducted in parts of
Bihar and Telangana.
Mother’s Day..........
Uttrakhand: The program was organized on
7th of May 2016 at Rishikesh Public School,
Uttrakhand. Program was organized by
IASRD together with ICMEI, Ganga Action
Parivar. The program was sponsored by
Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India.
20,000 students from 20 Schools of
Rishikesh participated in the program.
Children took out rally and organized the
cycle race and took part in painting, essay
and slogan writing and poster making activ-
ities. Program was attended by Dr. N Khare,
from the ministry of Earth Sciences, Dr. K D
Gupta, Chairman, IASRD and ICMEI com-
mittee. The RPS management and repre-
sentative of Parmarth Niketan also partici-
pated.
Objective of the program was to sensitize
school children for protecting environment in
general and keep Ganga clean in particular.
It is felt that school children in the age group
of 10-17 years constitute about 20 % of the
country’s population if sensitized would be
an effective medium to spread the cause
that would include their parents, neighbors
and friends, gradually resulting into a peo-
ple's movement to keep the Ganga Clean.
In fact the earlier missions to clean the river
Ganga and Yamuna failed mainly because
of undue emphasis on investment in techni-
cal aspects, without involving the people.
Thus, there is an urgent need to shift our
approach from engineering-centric to peo-
ple-centric.
Program on awareness of Climate Change & Clean Ganga Mission

Delhi: Ram Gopal
Verma known for his
films like 'Company',
'Shool', 'Ab Tak
Chappan' is coming up
with a realistic movie
based on the life of
dacoit Veerappan.
RGV along with Sachin
Joshi launched the
raunchy number which
will make you recall your
childhood lullabies. The
song has some catchy
lyrics as 'Lalla Lalla Lori',
'Jungle Jungle Baat
Chali Hai Veerappan
Khoon Karne Ko Nikla
hai'. The famous dia-
logue from the film
'Sholay' has been impro-
vised with the word
Veerappan, 'Pachas
Pachas Kos Door Jab
Gaon Mein Bacha Rota
Hai to Maa kehti Hai soja
warna Veerappan
Ajayga'
The film is based on the
Operation Cocoon to
capture or kill Indian
bandit Veerappan who
was in charge of Murder,
Kidnapping, Poaching
and Smuggling and the
onscreen Veerappan is
played by Sandeep
Bharadwaj.
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Anil Kapoor, Kabir Bedi brilliantly recite poems from Punam Chadha
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Delhi: Debut author
Punam Chadha-Joseph
launched her maiden book
of poems titled ‘The Soulful
Seeker’ published by Om
Books International on
Thursday, 28th March at
Lord Of The Drinks Forum,
New Delhi. The book was
unveiled in the presence of
celebrated personalities
from various walks of life-
Anil Kapoor, Kabir Bedi,
Ajay Mago, Sabbas
Joseph, Sanjay Mago and
Om Prakash Mago among
others.
Adding soul to the launch
event, beautifully orches-
trated acts and recitals by
renowned personalities
and friends of the author,
Anil Kapoor, Kabir Bedi,
Yuri Suri, Maya Sami,
Vivienne Pocha accompa-
nied by the brilliant pianist
composer Merlyn D'Souza
brought alive the experi-
ence that Punam Chadha-
Joseph’s soulful book of
poems has to offer.
RGVlaunchedthenewsongofhifilmVeerppan
New Delhi:
“ I n d i a n
F a s h i o n
Industry is
growing day
by day, new
f a s h i o n
designers are
putting their
best to bring
s o m e t h i n g
attractive at
he most rea-
s o n a b l e
price. We
need design-
er who can
also plan for the common man, that will be the suc-
cess of our fashion industry,” said Sandeep Marwah
while inaugurating a new fashion brand Miraaz and
a well-designed boutique of renowned designer
Sunena & Gagan at Karol Bagh, New Delhi.
“New fashion, new clothes, new showrooms bring a
lot enthusiasm in life. It is important to have new
clothes to keep human mind charged that is why it
has been directly connected to religion and then to
festivals like Deepawali and Eid” added Marwah who
congratulated the promoters for opening showroom.
Later a fashion show of Sunena & Gagan collections
was organized. The inauguration was attended by
some of the prominent film, Television and stage
artists and people from the fashion fraternity.
FashionBringsEnthusiasminLife-SandeepMarwah
Mumbai: Actress Jacqueline Fernandez will be seen
doing a tap dance in “Housefull 3” for the song
“Taang uthake”.
Choreographed by Ganesh Acharya, the song will
be unveiled on Friday evening. It is a peppy num-
ber and the star cast of the film will be seen shaking a
leg to its groovy beats.
“It’s a fun, foot-tapping number. This is the first time I
have done tap dancing. Our choreographer Ganesh
(Acharya) sir taught me the sequence on the spot and
I really enjoyed it. It’s definitely going to be a treat for
‘Housefull’ fans,” Jacqueline told IANS.
Directed by Sajid Farhad, “Housefull 3” features a
multiple star cast including Akshay Kumar,
Riteish Deshmukh, Abhishek Bachchan,
Jacqueline, Nargis Fakhri and Lisa Haydon.
The film is set to release on June 3.
JacquelineFernandeztodo
tapdancein‘Housefull3’
‘Kaabil’sneak peek, Hrithik grips all with intense eyesMumbai: The sneak peak of “Kaabil” that focuses on a
burning candle and actor Hrithik Roshan’s intense look,
has been unveiled online.
Hrithik took to Twitter on Wednesday night to share the
first look of the film. He also wrote it: “Blinded by a million
eyes watching me…when in fact I am the observer, I am
the watcher. The minds eye sees all. #Kaabil.”
Directed by Sanjay Gupta — who has delivered hits like
“Shootout at Wadala” and “Kaante” — the film seems to
be full on action and blood.
Actress Yami Gautam is set to portray a blind girl in the
upcoming film, which will hit the screens on January 26,
2017.
It’s been produced by Hrithik’s father and filmmaker
Rakesh Roshan.
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When it comes to lighting fixtures, organic designs has
several aspects to it. The lighting fixtures made with
recycled materials can be an interesting DIY project for
you. For instance, Famous Designers like Edward Chew
created a geometric lamps from recycled tetra pak
whereas Jennifer Huang can be proud of her pendant
lamp made out of 256 pencils.
Lots of options are available in market from the compa-
nies specializing in green lighting made of sustainable
materials, including cork, bamboo, vines, hemp, recycled
glass and paper. These lighting fixtures designs are usu-
ally nature-inspired, so we can find a driftwood ball pen-
dant, a leaf lamp and a natural twig chandelier for light-
ing accessories in our interiors.
Apart from all these, bringing greenery inside is the most
affordable way to feel closer to nature in your home. Tiny
terrariums (tiny living gardens) are stunning centerpieces
for accessorizing your space. In contrast, these glass
enclosures with a miniature garden inside the house can
put your appreciation of nature on grand display.
Another nature element to add a stunning and soothing
feature to the interiors is water which is much more than
just an aesthetic addition, and it brings a balance of ele-
ments along with immense harmony. Instantaneously
becoming a ravishing focal point, water features can also
help cut down on artificial cooling needs when used
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Allure the peace-making Mother Nature in the interiors
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Organic interior decorators around the world are having
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All the five top-order batsmen contributed for Gujarat
with Karthik finishing as the highest-scorer with 51 off
29 balls. They chased the competitive 159-run target
comfortably with two overs to spare in the end.
Dwayne Smith and Brendon McCullum started the
chase watchfully and took Gujarat to 36/0 after five
overs. Smith then hit first six of the innings off Shakib in
the sixth over, but was clean bowled in the next ball.
Smith scored a six and four boundaries in his brisk
knock of 27 off 18 balls. McCullum, who was playing at
10 off 15 till then, increased the tempo in the seventh
over as he smashed a four and two sixes to score 17
off Morne Morkel. But McCullum too didn't last long as
he was caught by Manish Pandey at long-on off Piyush
Chawla in the next over. The former New Zealand bats-
man scored 29 off 24 balls with the help of two sixes
and three fours.
Karthik maintained the momentum and smacked three
consecutive fours off Brad Hogg in the ninth over to
take Gujarat to 89/2 at the halfway mark of their chase.
And along with Suresh Raina, Karthik helped Gujarat
went past the 100-run mark in 11.3 overs. With the ask-
ing rate just 7 per over in the second half, Karthik and
Raina played without much fuss hitting odd boundaries,
before Andre Russell dismissed Raina for 14 in the 14th
over.
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New Delhi: The Union
Minister for Micro, Small
and Medium Enterprises
(MSME) Shri Kalraj
Mishra inaugurated the
Harmukh Khadi Gram
Udyog Sansthan, a spin-
ning and weaving centre
and marketing plaza for
khadi goods at a function
in Srinagar today.
The Minister also distrib-
uted 25 new model
charkhas among local
artisans at the function,
which was organised
Khadi and Village
Industries Board
Srinagar at 90 Feet
Road, Soura. Speaking
on the occasion, Shri
Mishra said that the
charkha is a symbol of
resistance and can help
maximum number of
unemployed youth and
women in far flung areas
to attain economic inde-
pendence.
The Minister said that the
Centre is ready to pro-
vide all sorts of assis-
tance to the state of
Jammu and Kashmir in
order to remove regional
imbalances and urged
the state to come forward
and seek maximum help
from New Delhi. He said
that the Centre is espe-
cially interested in the
progress of Jammu and
Kashmir state in view of
the disturbed state of
affairs here.
Jammu and Kashmir
Minister for Industries
and Commerce, Shri
Chander Parkash Ganga
was also present on the
occasion. Addressing the
gathering, he thanked
the Union Minister for the
ministries supportive atti-
tude and helping
approach towards J&K
and also requested the
central ministry to
increase the targets for
the state so that it bene-
fits the local artisans.
The Union Minister was
also accompanied by
Chairman Khadi and
Village Industries
Commission Shri Vinay
Kumar Saxena and
Secretary Ministry of
MSME Shri K. K. Jalan.
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UttarakhandBudgettobetakenupinParliamentnextweek
Dehradun:Presentation
of and discussion on
Uttarakhand Budget for
2016-17 and passing of
the Uttarakhand
Appropriation (Vote on
Account) Bill,2016 to
replace an Ordinance is
on the agenda for the final
week of ongoing Budget
session of Parliament
beginning Monday. This
has been listed in the
Business for Lok Sabha.
After laying the
Uttarakhand Budget for
2016-17 on the table of
Lok Sabha on Monday,
Finance Minister Shri
Arun Jaitely will move a
Motion for suspension of
Rule 205 of the Rules of
Procedure and Conduct of
Business in the House to
enable discussion on the
same day.
New Delhi: In a demonstra-
tion of India’s commitment
to maritime relations with
countries in the Gulf, Indian
Naval Ships Delhi, Tarkash
and Deepak under the
Command of the Flag
Officer Commanding
Western Fleet, Rear Admiral
Ravneet Singh, NM have
arrived at Dubai on a four
day visit. INS Delhi is com-
manded by Capt Sandeep
Singh Sandhu, INS Tarkash
is commanded by Capt
Pradeep Singh, NM and INS
Deepak is commanded by
Capt Sujit Kumar Chhetri.
During the visit, the crew of
IN ships will undertake pro-
fessional interactions with
the UAE Navy towards
enhancing co-operation
between the two forces. In
addition, calls on senior
Government and military
authorities, sporting and cul-
tural interactions and shar-
ing of best practices, aimed
at strengthening mutual
understanding between the
two navies, are also
planned. The visiting IN
ships are also likely to con-
duct exercises with the UAE
Navy.
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toDubai(UAE)
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U.P: Snapdeal.com Nagar
a village located in
Muzaffarnagar district in
Uttar Pradesh State, India.
The old name of this village
is Shiv Nagar. As weird as it
sounds, a village in
Muzaffarnagar was
renamed after Indian e-
commerce giant Snapdeal
a few years ago.
Originally known as Shiv Nagar, residents of the village
renamed it as acknowledgement to the company's efforts
in the village's development. If you're wondering how
Shiv Nagar became Snapdeal.com Nagar, here's how it
happened:
Snapdeal's CEO, Kunal Bahl visited Shiv Nagar in 2011
to make a sizeable donation to this little village. When he
was there, he observed that the villagers had to walk for
miles to fetch water. They donated 15 handpumps to the
vilages, In return the people of the shiv nagar elected to
rename the name to their village to sanpdeal.com nagar
though, the donation was made in good faith and Bahl
never expected anything in return for the company's
effort, the village elders elected to rename the village as
Snapdeal.com Nagar as a manner of returning the
favour. Now bhals plans on making further donations
to the village by building better infrastructure and provid-
ing better education & health amenities.
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igys dh rjg [ksy ikrk gSA mls fØdsV dks vyfonk dg nsuk pkfg;sA** mUgksaus
cYysckt vgen 'kgtkn vkSj vius nkekn mej vdey dks ckgj fd;s tkus
ij Hkh çfrfØ;k nhA
mUgksaus dgk] 'kgtkn fØdsVj dh ctk; ,DVj gS tcfd mej us viuh
xyfr;ksa ls Vhe esa viuh txg xaokbZ gSA** mej fiNys dqN vlsZ esa fooknksa
ds ?ksjs esa jgk gSA dkfnj us ikfdLrku fØdsV esa HkkbZ Hkrhtsokn vkSj i{kikr
dh Hkh vkykspuk dhA mUgksaus dgk] bl rgthc ls ikfdLrku fØdsV cckZn gks
x;k gSA ikfdLrku fØdsV cksMZ ds gj egdes esa i{kikr vkSj HkkbZ Hkrhtkokn
ls fu;qfä;ka gqbZ gSA ute lsBh Hkh ç/kkuea=h ds dkj.k dk;Zdkjh lfefr ds
çeq[k cusA
vQjhnhfØdsVdksvyfonkdgnks%vCnqydkfnj
ubZ fnYyhA Hkkjrh; fu'kkuscktksa us teZuh esa vkbZ,l,l,Q twfu;j fo'o di
esa rhu Lo.kZ] pkj jtr vkSj rhu dkaL; ind thrdj vius vfHk;ku dk var
pkSFks LFkku ij fd;kA bl 29 vçSy ls ikap ebZ rd pys VwukZesaV esa 48 ns'kksa
ds dqy 585 twfu;j fu'kkuscktksa us f'kjdr dh ysfdu dsoy 24 ns'k gh ind
rkfydk rd igqap lds] ftlesa bVyh lkr Lo.kZ] pkj jtr vkSj ,d dkaL;
ind ls 'kh"kZ ij jgkA :l ikap Lo.kZ] Ng jtr vkSj ukS dkaL; ind ls nwljs
tcfd teZuh us ikap Lo.kZ] rhu jtr vkSj rhu dkaL; ind ls rhljs LFkku
ij jgkA Hkkjr ds fy;s fjrqjkt flag lcls lQy fu'kkusckt jgs ftUgksaus iq:"kksa
dh 25 eh LVSaMMZ fiLVy dh O;fäxr vkSj Vhe Li/kkZ nksuksa esa nks Lo.kZ ind
thrsA
f'koe 'kqDyk us Hkh fiLVy Li/kkZ esa çHkko'kkyh çn'kZu fd;k] mUgksaus ,d Lo.kZ
vkSj ,d jtr ind thrkA mUgksaus O;fäxr 25 eh jSfiM Qk;j fiLVy Li/kkZ
ds QkbuYl esa Hkh txg cuk yh ysfdu ind thrus esa vlQy jgsA vtqZu
nkl us Vhe bafM;k ds fy;s Lo.kZ vkSj dkaL; ind thrkA twfu;j efgykvk-
sa esa ;'kLouh flag nsloky nks jtr ind ls lcls T;knk çHkko'kkyh jgha]
mUgksaus 10 eh ,;j fiLVy Li/kkZ ds O;fäxr vkSj Vhe oxZ esa nwljk LFkku
gkfly fd;kA og fiNys nks o"kksaZ ls fo'o Li/kkZvksa esa lcls fujarj fu'kkusckt
jgh gSaA vkbZ,l,l,Q VwukZesaV vc teZuh ds E;wfu[k esa gksxk tgka lhfu;j
fo'o di dk pkSFkk pj.k 19 ebZ ls 'kq: gksxkA
Hkkjrtwfu;jfu'kkusckthfo'odiesapkSFksLFkkuij
dsdsvkj us ckmpj dks fodsVdhfiax lykgdkj fu;qä fd;k
gSnjkcknA LVkj fØdsVj ;qojkt
flag V[kus dh pksV ls mcj x;s gSa]
muds lujktbltZ gSnjkckn ds
fy;s xqtjkr yk;al ds f[kykQ gksus
okys eqdkcys ds tfj;s bl l= dk
igyk eSp [ksyus dh laHkkouk gSA
gSnjkckn ds eq[; dksp Vke ewMh us
eSp ls iwoZ la/;k ij vk;ksftr çsl
dkaÝsal esa dgk] ^ôg ¼;qojkt½
miyC/k gSA tc ge vafre ,dkn'k
dk p;u djsaxs rks og gekjh
;kstukvksa esa 'kkfey gksxkA**
fQV ;qojkt ds xqtjkr ds
f[kykQ [ksyus dh laHkkouk
lh- ,u- ih- C;wjks
fnYyh% vkxkeh 11 o 12 ebZ dks rkydVksjk baMksj LVsfM;e es f}rh; vksiu
bafM;k rkbZdkaMks pSafi;uf'ki dk vk;kstu ukjk;.kk LiksVZ~l ,oa dYpjy
lkslkbVh }kjk fd;k tk,xkA
ftlesa n;kun] çehr raoj ,o jksfgr vkuUn VsfDudy Mk;jsDVj dh Hkwfedk
es jgsaxsA ftlds eq[; vfrFkh ekuuh; lkaln Jh eukst frokjh th gksaxsA bl
pSafi;uf'ki esa Jh ujs'k ckY;ku th fo/kk;d mÙke uxj] Jh çeksn raoj th
fuxe ik"kZn ukjk;.kk] Jh vkj- ih flag th jk"Vªh; ea=h] ch ts ih] M‚- latho
u¸;sj es;j mrjh fnYyh] M‚-lqjsUnj dqekj HkaMksfj;k fMIVh Mk;jsDVj v‚Q
,tqds'ku] osLV tksu] Jh çse flag usxh th baLisDVj foftysal] lsaVªy fnYyh]
vkSj Lis'ky xsLV ds :i es bafM;k ds rVkbZdkaMks LVkj f[kykM+h f'ko dqekj
iatkc iqfyl] dkeuosYFk czksat esMfyLV] uohu ,f'k;u czksat esMfyLV] lkSjo
,f'k;u xsEl Iys;j] uothr eku lkmFk ,f'k;u xksYM esMfyLV] fny'kkn
vyh ,oa vfiZrk iokj oYMZ pSafi;uf'ki f[kykM+h gksaxsA
bl çfr;ksfxrk esa lc twfu;j] dsMsV] twfu;j ,o lhfu;j oxZ es eqdkcys
gksaxs bl çfr;ksfxrk es fnYyh lesr gfj;k.kk] iatkc] paMhx<+] mÙkjçns'k]
jktLFkku] e/; çns'k] fgekpy] tEew d'ehj] egkjk"Vª;] es?kky;] vka/kz çns'k]
rfeyukMq] mÙkjk[kaM] xqtjkr] lesr dbZ jkT;ksa ds yxHkx 1000 f[kykM+h Hkkx
ysaxsA
nwljhvksiubafM;kVkbZdkaMkspSafi;uf'ki11-12dksjkt/kkuhesa
dksydkrkA xqtjkr yk;al ds rst xsanckt çoh.k dqekj
us dgk fd mudh Vhe bZMu xkMZu ij lhfeax fodsV
feyus ls gSjku Fkh vkSj bldk iwjk Qk;nk mBkdj mlus
dksydkrk ukbV jkbMlZ ij ikap fodsV ls thr ntZ dhA
viuh /kheh vkSj VfuaZx fodsV ds fy;s e'kgwj bZMu dh
fip rst xsancktksa dh ennxkj Fkh ftl ij çoh.k us 19
ju nsdj nks fodsV fy;kA dsdsvkj pkj fodsV ij 158
ju gh cuk ldh ftls xqtjkr yk;al us 18 vksoj esa
gkfly dj fy;kA
çoh.k us dgk] ge fodsV ns[kdj gSjku FksA gesa VfuaZx
fodsV feyus dh mEehn FkhA fodsV esa 'kq:vkr esa FkksM+h
ueh Fkh vkSj ?kkl gksus ls dkQh QdZ iSnk gqvkA geus
lgh fn'kk esa xsanckth dh vkSj 'kq:vkrh lQyrk ikbZA**
mUgksaus bl ckr ls budkj fd;k fd Vhe dh thr esa Vkl
dh Hkwfedk vge FkhA mUgksaus dgk] V‚l dk mruk vlj
ugha iM+k A vkidks viuk 'kr çfr'kr nsuk gh gksrk gS A
;fn vki vPNk [ksysaxs rks vadrkfydk esa Åij jgsaxs tSlk
fd lujkbtlZ us fd;kA** ;g iwNus ij fd D;k Hkkjrh;
Vhe esa okilh ij mudh utjsa gSa] çoh.k us dgk] esjk lh/kk
lk fl)kar gSA eSa vius çn'kZu vkSj esgur ij /;ku nsrk
gwaA nwljs D;k dgrs gSa ;k djrs gSa] mldh ijokg ugha
djrkA
lhfeaxfodsVfeyuslsgSjkujgx,%çoh.kdqekj
iq.ksA ¶ykbax fl[k ds uke ls e'kgwj
feY[kk flag us dgk fd Hkkjrh; ;qokvk-
sa dks mudh dgkuh ls çsj.kk ysuh pkfg,
vkSj muds thfor jgrs ,FkysfVDl esa
vksyafid ind thruk pkfg,A feY[kk us
eyky ds lkFk dgk] ^êSa 1960 jkse
vksyafid esa ind thrus ls pwd x;k Fkk
vkSj vc rd eq>s bldk eyky gSA rc
ls vk/kh 'krkCnh ls vf/kd chr pqdh gS
ysfdu dksbZ Hkkjrh; ,FkysfVDl esa
vksyafid ind ugha thr ik;kA**
mUgksaus dgk] ^^;g esjh vkf[kjh [okfg'k
gS fd vksyafid [ksyksa ds iksfM;e ij
fdlh Hkkjrh; ,FkyhV ds xys esa
vksyafid ind ns[kwaA** iq.ks varjjk"Vªh;
[ksy ,Dliks us dk;ZØe ds vafre fnu
f[kykfM+;ksa vkSj dkspksa dks lEekfur fd;k
vkSj bl nkSjku feY[kk us viuh ;g
[okfg'k trkbZA feY[kk us dgk] ^êSa
vafre çfrLi/khZ jsl yxHkx 50 lky
igys nkSM+k Fkk ysfdu blds ckn brus
o"kksaZ esa brus cM+s ns'k esa dksbZ feY[kk iSnk
ugha gqvkA eSa fo'ks"k rkSj ij iq.ks vk;k
D;ksafd tc eSa Hkkjrh; lsuk ls tqM+k rks
;gka eSaus viuh Vªsfuax ds nkSjku Ng ls
lkr lky fcrk, vkSj bl 'kgj ls eq>s
dkQh dqN fn;kA
feY[kk dks ,FkysfVDl esa Hkkjr ds igys vksyafid ind dh mEehn

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xfeZ;ksa es Ropk vkSj lsgr dk /;ku dqN vyx rjg ls j[kuk iM+rk gSA ,sls
esa iq#"kksa dks xfeZ;ksa esa viuh Ropk dks ysdj FkksM+k lrdZ gks tkuk pkfg,A bl
le; esa ilhuk cgqr vf/kd gksrk gS vkSj 'kjhj ls nqxaZ/k vkuk ykteh gSA ,sls
esa dqN vyx djuk iM+rk gS ftlls ru dh nqxaZ/k vkSj ijs'kku uk djsA rks
fQj xfeZ;ksa esa [kqn dks rjksrktk eglwl djkus ds fy, viuk,a ;s vklku fVIlA
lsaV dk bLrseky rks gj ekSle esa djrs gksaxsA rjg&rjg ds fM;ksMªsaV ij cgqr
lkjk iSlk [kpZ djrs gksaxs ysfdu ekSle ds fglkc ls gh bu ij [kpZ djsaA
lfnZ;ksa esa rst egd okys lsaV vkSj fM;ks py tkrs gSa ysfdu xfeZ;ksa esa gYds
vkSj rktxh nsus okys fM;ks ;k lsaV dk ç;ksx djsaA lwjt dh ;woh fdj.ksa iwjs
lky Ropk dks uqdlku igqapkrh gS ysfdu xfeZ;ksa esa bldk FkksM+k T;knk [;ky
j[kuk iM+rk gSA xfeZ;ksa esa ?kj ls fudyus ls igys luLØhu t#j yxk,aA
oSls rks xfeZ;ksa esa ek'pjkbZtj dk ç;ksx T;knk gksrk gS ysfdu xfeZ;ksa esa Hkh
Ropk dks ueh dh t#jr gksrh gSA blds fdlh vPNs czkaM dh gYdk
ek'pjkbZtj ç;ksx djsa] [kklrkSj ls psgjk /kksus ds cknA
ckyksa dks Hkh le;≤ ij dVokrs jgsaA bl ij /;ku uk nsus ls vki cgqr
vueSusTM yxsaxs vkSj xfeZ;ksa esa cgqr t#jh gS fd ckyksa dks le;≤ ij
u;k yqd nsrs jgsaA
xfeZ;ksaesRopkvkSjlsgrdk[;ky,slsj[ksa
vPNh uhan dh dher dkSu ugha tkurkA ,d vPNh uhan
ds ckn vxys fnu fdruh rkdr vkSj ,uthZ ds lkFk dke
djrs gSa geA ysfdu ogha vxj jkr esa uhan uk iwjh gks rks
iwjk fnu cckZn gks tkrk gSA dbZ 'kks/k bl rjQ b'kkjk
dj jgs gSa fd Hkkjr esa rsth ls yksx uhan ls tqM+h dbZ
leL;kvksa ls tw> jgs gSaA uhan uk iwjh gksus dh otg dqN
Hkh gks ldrh gS ysfdu jkr dh vPNh uhan ds D;k Qk;ns
gSa blls oafpr jg tkrs gSaA ;s ,d xaHkhj fLFkfr gS ftlls
,d cM+k oxZ tw> jgk gSA vkt ls 10 lky igys dke
dk bruk cks> ugha gksrk Fkk ftruk vkt ds ;qok >sy jgs
gSaA dke dk de ncko gksus ls vPNh uhan vkrh FkhA
ysfdu vc le; cny x;k gS] dke dk ruko bruk gS
fd mlds Åij ls jgu&lgu esa Hkh cnyko vk;k gS
ftldk lh/kk vlj gS [kjkc uhan ;kfu balksesfu;kA vkb,
tkurs gSa fd dkSu ls dkj.k vkSj vknrsa gS tks vkidh uhan
[kjkc dj jgh gSaA
nsj jkr lksuk buesa ls ,d dkj.k gS fd [kjkc uhan dkA
nsj jkr lksuk vkSj lqcg tYnh mBus dh otg ls uhan
[kjkc gksuk ykfteh gSA jkr esa nsj ls lksus vkSj lqcg
tYnh mBus dh otg ls 7 ls 8 ?kaVs dh uhan iwjh ugha
gksrh ftlls lqcg lqLrh lh gks tkrh gS vkSj Fkdku eglwl
gksrh gSA bl otg ls iwjs g¶rs dke çHkkfor gksrk gSA nsj
jkr tkxus vkSj [kkus dh otg ls uhan rks [kjkc gks gh
jgh gS lkFk esa eksVkik vkSj fny dh chekfj;ka Hkh ?ksj ysrh
gSaA nsj jkr [kkuk [kkuk Hkh uhan dks [kjkc djrk gSA
lkFk gh <+sj lkjk [kkuk [kkus ls Hkh cpuk pkfg,A blds
vykok dkj.k ;s Hkh gS fd jkr dks Hkkjh vkSj rsy&elkys
ls cuk [kkuk [kkrs gSaA rsy&elkys ls ckuk Hkkjh Hkkstu
ipus esa le; ysrk gS lkFk gh ysV tkus ls ikpu esa T;knk
le; yxrk gS ftlls ,flMhVh vkSj tyu gksrh gS isV
esaA blls cpus dk rjhdk gS fd jkr dks fMuj lgh le;
ij fd;k tk,A [kkus vkSj lksus ds chp de ls de ,d
ls 2 ?kaVs dk xsi j[kk tk,A
dbZ yksx lksus ls igys 'kjkc ihrs gSaA [kklrkSj ls [kkuk
[kkus ls igysA [kkyh isV 'kjkc ihuk oSls gh uqdlku
djrk gS lkFk gh 'kjkc ihus ds ckn Hkw[k c<+ tkrh gS
ftlls [kwc lkjk [kk ysrs gS tksfd uqdlku djrk gS vkSj
jkr dh uhan [kjkc djrk gSA
;s vknrsa uk cu tk,a gekjh uhan [kjkc djus dk dkj.k
ek¡ ;g oks vykSfdd 'kCn gS] ftlds Lej.k ek= ls gh jkse−jkse iqyfdr gks
mBrk gS] ân; esa Hkkoukvksa dk vugn Tokj Lor% meM+ iM+rk gS vkSj euks
efLr"d Le`fr;ksa ds vFkkg leqæ esa Mwc tkrk gSA ek¡ oks veks?k ea= gS] ftlds
mPpkj.k ek= ls gh gj ihM+k dk uk'k gks tkrk gSA ek¡ dh eerk vkSj mlds
vk¡py dh efgek dks 'kCnksa esa c;ku ugha fd;k tk ldrk gS] mls flQZ eglwl
fd;k tk ldrk gSA ukS eghus rd xHkZ esa j[kuk] çlo ihM+k >syuk] Lruiku
djokuk] jkr−jkr Hkj cPps ds fy, tkxuk] [kqn xhys esa jgdj cPps dks lw[ks
esa j[kuk] ehBh−ehBh yksfj;ka lqukuk] eerk ds vkapy esa Nqik, j[kuk] rksryh
tqcku esa laokn o vB[ksfy;ka djuk] iqyfdr gks mBuk] Åaxyh idM+dj pyuk
fl[kkuk] I;kj ls MkaVuk−QVdkjuk] :Buk−eukuk] nw/k−ngh−eD[ku dk
ykM+−yM+kdj f[kykuk−fiykuk] cPps ds fy, vPNs−vPNs lius cquuk] cPps
dh j{kk ds fy, cM+h ls cM+h pqukSrh dk MVdj lkeuk djuk vkSj cM+s gksus
ij Hkh ogh eklwfe;r vkSj dkseyrk Hkjk O;ogkj-----;s lc gh rks gj 'ek¡' dh
ewy igpku gSA bl l`f"V ds gj tho vkSj tUrq dh ek¡ dh ;gh ewy igpku
gSA gekjs osn] iqjk.k] n'kZu'kkL=] Le`fr;ka] egkdkO;] mifu"kn vkfn lc 'ek¡'
dh vikj efgek ds xq.kxku ls Hkjs iM+s gSaA vla[; _f"k;ksa] eqfu;ksa] rifLo;ksa]
iafMrksa] egkRekvksa] fo}kuksa] n'kZu'kkfL=;ksa] lkfgR;dkjksa vkSj dyedkjksa us Hkh
'ek¡' ds çfr iSnk gksus okyh vuqHkwfr;ksa dks dyec) djus dk Hkjld ç;kl
fd;k gSA bu lcds ckotwn ek¡ 'kCn dh lexz ifjHkk"kk vkSj mldh vuar efgek
dks vkt rd dksbZ 'kCnksa esa ugha fijks ik;k gSA
gekjs ns'k Hkkjr esa ek¡ dks 'kfä dk :i ekuk x;k gS vkSj osnksa esa 'ek¡' dks
loZçFke iwtuh; dgk x;k gSA bl 'yksd esa Hkh b"Vnso dks loZçFke 'ek¡' ds
:i esa dh mn~cksf/kr fd;k x;k gS&
'Roeso ekrk p firk Roeso] Roeso cU/kq'p l[kk RoesoA
Roeso fo|k p æfo.ke Roeso] Roeso loZee nso nso%AA
osnksa esa ek¡ dks vack] vfEcdk] nqxkZ] nsoh] ljLorh] 'kfä] T;ksfr] i`Foh vkfn
ukeksa ls lacksf/kr fd;k x;k gSA blds vykok ek¡ dks ekrk] ekr] ekr`] vEek']
vEeh] tuuh] tUenk=h] thounkf;uh] tu;=h] /kk=h] çlw vkfn vusd ukeksa ls
iqdkjk tkrk gSA
_Xosn esa ek¡ dh efgek dk ;'kksxku dqN bl çdkj ls fd;k x;k gS] 'gs m"kk
ds leku çk.knkf;uh ek¡! gesa egku lUekxZ ij pyus ds fy, çsfjr djksA rqe
gesa fu;e−ijk;.k cukvksaA gesa ;'k vkSj v)r ,s'o;Z çnku djksA
lkeosn esa ,d çsj.kknk;d ea= feyrk gS] ftldk vfHkçk; gS] gs ftKklq iq=!
rw ekrk dh vkKk dk ikyu dj] vius nqjkpj.k ls ekrk dks d"V er nsA
viuh ekrk dks vius lehi j[k] eu dks 'kq) dj vkSj vkpj.k dh T;ksfr dks
çdkf'kr djA
çkphu xzUFkksa esa dbZ vkS"kf/k;ksa ds vuqie xq.kksa dh rqyuk ek¡ ls dh xbZ gSA ,d
çkphu xzUFk esa vkaoyk dks f'kok ¼dY;k.kdkjh½] o;LFkk ¼voLFkk dks cuk, j[kus
okyk½ vkSj /kk=h ¼ekrk ds leku j{kk djus okyk½ dgk x;k gSA
eka tSlk lalkj esa dksbZ ugha
Hkkstu dks tk;dsnkj cukus ds vykok
Hkh thjk ,d tcjnLr vk;qoSZfnd
vkS"kf/k gS tks eksVkik ?kVkus esa jkeck.k
lkfcr gksrh gSA ns[ksa blds bLrseky
dh fof/k vkSj vU; Qk;nsA eSaxuht]
ykSg rRo] eSXuhf'k;e] dSfY'k;e]
ftad vkSj Q‚LQksjl tSls rRoksa ls
Hkjiwj thjk ghjk ls de ugha gSA
eksVkik lesr 'kjhj ds reke jksxksa esa
thjs ds bLrseky ls ykHk feyrk gSA
dbZ v/;;uksa esa irk pyk gS fd thjs
ds lsou ls 'kjhj esa olk dk
vo'kks"k.k de gksrk gSA jkr esa lksus
ls igys ,d cM+k pEep thjk ysa vkSj
,d fxykl ikuh esa fHkxks dj j[k nsaA
lqcg bls mckysa vkSj xeZ&xeZ pk;
dh rjg pqfLd;ka ysdj fi,aA cps gq,
thjs dks pckdj [kk ysaA ykHk
feysxkA jkstkuk blds lsou ls 'kjhj
dh vuko';d pchZ fudy tkrh gSA
/;ku jgs fd thjs ds lsou ds ckn
djhc ?kaVs Hkj rd dqN [kk,a ughaA
Hkquh gqbZ ghax] dkyk ued vkSj thjk
leku ek=k esa feykdj pw.kZ cuk,aA
vk/kh Vh Liwu pw.kZ dks fnu esa nks nQk
ngh ds lkFk [kk,aA eksVkik Hkkx
tk,xkA thjs ds lsou ls jä
/kefu;ksa esa jä lapkj Hkh lgh ls
gksrk gSA dksysLVª‚y ?kVrk gS lks
vyxA thjs ds lsou ls ikpu ra=
csgrj gksrk gS vkSj jksx çfrjks/kd
{kerk c<+rh gSA esVkc‚fyTe dk Lrj
Hkh rst gksrk gSA ,uthZ cuh jgrh gSA
dqyfeykdj isV ls lcaf/kr lHkh rjg
dh leL;kvksa esa thjs dk lsou
jkeck.k gSA jkstkuk thjs ds lsou ls
'kjhj ds 'kks/ku dh çfØ;k esa Hkh rsth
vkrh gSA
thjsds;gQk;nsvkiughatkursgksaxs
cgqr yksxksa ls lquk gksxk fd pksV ;k ?kko gksus ij gYnh
nw/k ihuk pkfg, blls ?kko tYnh Hkjrs gSaA gYnh nw/k ds
vkSj Hkh dbZ Qk;ns gSa ftlls vki ugha tkurs gksaxsA tkfu,
vkSj D;k&D;k gSa Qk;ns ftuls gSa vatkuA
gYnh nw/k ?kko Hkjus ds lkFk&lkFk gfì;ksa dks Hkh etcwr
djrk gSA nw/k ls oSls Hkh gfì;ksa dks etcwr djrk gS vkSj
gYnh ds lkFk ysus ij vkSj Hkh Qk;nk djrk gSA gfì;ksa
ds fdlh Hkh rjg ds jksx ls ijs'kku yksxksa ds fy, ;s fdlh
ojnku ls de ugha gSA vFkkZjkbZfVl ;k tksM+ks ds nnZ ls
cpus ds fy, gYnh nw/k dk ç;ksx djsaA
blds vykok gYnh nw/k Ropk ij ped ykrk gSA gYnh
mu lHkh jsfMdYl dks [kRe djrk gS tks Ropk dks uqdlku
igqapkrs gSaA lkFk gh ;s psgjs ij Xyks vkSj dlkoV Hkh ykrk
gSA bls psgjs ij ekLd dh rjg Hkh ç;ksx dj ldrs gSaA
tqdke esa gYnh nw/k ysuk pkfg, D;ksafd ;s dQ dks [kRe
djrk gSA fcuk QSV okys nw/k ds lkFk vxj gYnh dks fy;k
tk, rks ;s cgqr Qk;nk djrk gSA
lkFk gh 'kjhj dks fMV‚Dl djrk gSA gYnh vkSj nw/k
feydj yhoj vkSj [kwu dh lQkbZ djrk gS ftlls 'kjhj
ls lkQ jgrk gSA
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