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New Delhi: The Union
Minister of Women and
Child Development, Smt.
Maneka Sanjay Gandhi
interacted with women jour-
nalists at the Women’s
Press Club in New Delhi on
the eve of International
Women’s Day. She
answered the queries raised
by women journalists on the
issues ranging from sexual
assaults, sexual harassment
of women at workplace,
adoption, surrogacy, nutri-
tion and the status of
women in the society.
On the issue of sex related-
crimes against women, the
Minister said thatthe Union
Ministry of Women and
Child Development is
preparing a film on ‘Good
Touch and Bad Touch’ to be
shown in the schools so that
the girls can learn to identify
the difference between the
two. Smt Maneka Gandhi
said that the Government is
very strict on the issue of
sex related crimes against
women and sexual harass-
ment laws have to be taken
very seriously. The Minister
elaborated that the
Government is setting up
one stop crisis centres for
women in distress which will
be connected by a universal
women’s helpline. 36 such
crises centres will be set up,
one in each state, to begin
with The Minister also pro-
posed 33% reservation for
women in police to make the
system gender sensitive. In
another measure to tackle
crimes against women,
SmtManeka Gandhi also
proposed appointment of
women as Special Police
Officers who will work as
honorary police women and
provide interface between
the police force and the
women affected by violence.
Replying to the question on
the adoption process, she
said that the laws need to be
simplified so that the babies
can find families.
On the nutrition issue, she
said that the real time moni-
toring on a daily basis can
help raise the nutritional
level of children. Smt
Maneka Gandhi added that
Women & Child
Development Ministry is giv-
ing shape to a Nutrition
Mission which will entail
training anganwadis,
redesigning the composition
of meals given to children
and pregnant mothers, and
real time monitoring of the
nutritional status of children.
Responding to the issue of
slashing of budget allocation
for the Ministry’s Schemes,
the Minister clarified that it is
only a re-organisation where
a part of funds have now
been allocated directly to the
States to be spent on the
schemes for the welfare of
women and children.
The Indian Women’s Press
Corps also gave a represen-
tation to the Minister which
included their demands
such as a need for a mech-
anism to regularly monitor
compliance of all laws
including labour laws within
media organizations which
affect the working of women
journalists.
WCD Minister, Smt. Maneka Gandhi interact
with women journalists on International Women’s Day
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fnyhi dqekj
fofiu xkSM+
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3. Columns 3ubZ fnYyh] 9 ekpZ] ls 15 ekpZ 2015
Mahendra Singh
The Maharashtra government has
banned cow slaughter. The amended Act
puts a blanket ban on the slaughter of
bulls, bullocks and calves, too. However,
the slaughter of female buffaloes and buf-
falo calves can continue, but only with the
permission of relevant authorities. The
intention is not to criticize or disobey the
decision (it may go to the High court) but
to put forward a point of view based pure-
ly on facts. It is true that many people eat
beef as it tastes good and is cheap. Beef,
generally seen as the poor man’s meat,
costs almost a third of mutton. Mumbai
alone consumes nearly 90,000 kg of mut-
ton every day, sold through 900 licensed
stalls and an equal number of illegal stalls.
Beef is consumed in large quantities in
foreign countries too. Vienna steak is
famous the world over.
The new Act will, however, allow slaughter
of water buffaloes, which provides
carabeef — generally seen as an inferior
quality meat that makes up only 25 per
cent of the total beef market in the state.
Beef traders claim the move will not only
render thousands jobless, but will also
drive up the cost of other meats in the
state. A gradual and calibrated approach
is always better taking into account any
deep adverse effect on any particular sec-
tion. India must study what the other
countries like Germany, Russia and
Argentina are doing in this matter. How
are they looking after their cows?
Who will be affected? How many people
will be affected, how will the cows and bul-
locks be looked after? Will it not give rise
to illegal, clandestine and unhealthy
slaughter? The cows and buffaloes will
need water to drink and fodder to eat, are
we paying attention to these things? Are
we setting up wash water recovery plants,
desalination plants for providing drinking
water, taking steps to curtail wastage of
water etc? These are the things on which
urgency is needed.
We must seek foreign assistance in vari-
ous matters which will also include animal
husbandry. Cow dung has been used in
villages to apply on hutments for cleaning
purposes. Cow dung cake was applied on
hutment walls for drying and later was
used as fuel. However, the ban doesn’t
mean that we ask people to stop eating
beef overnight, all of a sudden. It is neces-
sary to have dialogue with everyone and
seek consensus on this issue. “Hum
sabko saath lekar kyon nahin chal sakte”.
Govt should have taken everyone into confidence
Women have always managed the household and agri-
cultural activities well. Men have also been working hard
and are well educated. However, the scenario has
changed now as girls are performing well in studies.
They have proven themselves in the teaching field too.
While I was working in Tolani Institute, I always used to
seek assistance to improve my soft skills from a lady lec-
turer whose cubicle was just ahead of mine. She was a
very competent teacher and used to teach electrical
engineering. A mathematics teacher often used to stop
her car and offer me lift whenever she found me walking.
She was very courteous and competent teacher. Several
lady dentists are polite and well mannered.
Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari is in favour of lifting the
ban on E-rickshaws and wants to bring legislation in the
parliament. He should provide 50 per cent reservation to
women drivers in these vehicles. Women have proved to
be good drivers of motor vehicles. Many of them should
be encouraged to drive e-rickshaws which will make
women secure while using public transport. Our ship
used to anchor at Navlakhi in Gujarat and families used
to board it for cargo discharging. Later, in the evening,
they used to prepare food on the deck. I always used to
procure “bajra roti” from them in exchange for soap, old
clothing and empty drums. The barge men used to take
bottles from us and purchase milk from the shore.
In the villages, men were also very hard working no
doubt but they indulged in lot of anti social and criminal
activities too. For instance, they will brew crude alcohol
from “mahua”( I can still not forget its unique fragrance)
and drink it indiscriminately spoiling their health in the
long run. Subsequently, their wives will come to their res-
cue. You should see films like Ganga Jamuna, Mother
India, Naya Daur to view all the good and bad aspects of
life. Women are performing a good job in “gram panchay-
ats”. Infact, all the development must commence from
the grassroots level with the assistance of local level
administration, the corporate, rich cricketers and film
stars.
Empowerment of Women
It is obviously good if
the children study in
schools and play rather
than working in haz-
ardous situations.
However, India is a
country where large
number of poor people
is living and children
need to work to sup-
port their parents. This
situation is prevalent in
agrarian societies for a
long period of time.
Many young boys and
girls are very compe-
tent and they can com-
bine work with studies.
If you visit villages sur-
rounding cities you will
notice young girls per-
forming some work and
earning money.
They also study well.
Until 15 years back, I
must confess that I
was unaware about the
marijuana shrub which
was growing outside
our farmhouse gate. A
ten year old boy had
informed me about it.
The boy was very
smart, he could work in
the fields, milk and ride
the cows and buffaloes
and even managed to
clear examinations
with good marks. When
I was staying in com-
munity centre CGS
colony, the son of our
“presswala” used to
assist his father but
today he is a state civil
service officer.
Children must be pro-
hibited from working in
factories manufactur-
ing crackers or work
places where they may
inhale poisonous and
fibrous (hazardous)
material. They can
support their parents
until they become self-
reliant. The film Boot
Polish which revolves
around this subject is
worth watching. In the
film Mother India
young Birju was quite
bright to be able to
help his mother and
frighten Sukhi lala”.
If sanitation, basic
education, health care
becomes available
then child exploitation
will automatically van-
ish. When I was study-
ing in 7th standard
some of my school
mates used to reach
school by walking a
distance of 5-6 km
barefoot.
They used to come
first and second in the
class and not me.
Obviously, they also
must have been work-
ing in the fields to
assist their parents.
Too much economic
disparity exists
between the rich and
the poor which needs
to be addressed.
I have read reports that
Ravi Shastri and Sunil
Gavaskar have earned
more money from BCCI
than Mahendra Singh
Dhoni. Visit the interior
areas of states like
Odisha, West Bengal
and Bihar and then you
can find the difference.
Disparity between the
rich and poor must be
narrowed. It is neces-
sary to provide basic
amenities to citizens
so that children will be
relieved from assisting
their parents and will
learn and play freely.
Let us hope our new
Maharashtra govern-
ment sets about mend-
ing the basics by total-
ly forgetting empty
rhetoric.
Lending a helping hand
Vishwa Hindu Parishad leader Sadhvi Prachi has been
making unwarranted statements. Salman Khan is a good
human being and has offered break to many new com-
ers in the film industry. Even Prime Minister Narendra
Modi admires him. Shahrukh Khan and Amir Khan are
excellent actors and have performed good work in the
film industry. A saint should refrain from issuing such
statements. She should recite the couplets from
“Ramcharitmanas”, “sundar kand” etc; and praise Lord
Ram and Hanumanji instead of spreading hatred.
The VHP and RSS should ask Sadhvi to divert her ener-
gies towards constructive purposes, for educational
effort. The RSS bosses must introspect and understand
that they have lived cushy life. Many of them didn’t have
to shoulder the family responsibilities. So they have not
passed through trials and tribulations and therefore they
live with half-baked ideas. They must work towards mak-
ing the Hindus physically strong and impart skill based
training, use of modern technology in engineering and
medical field etc. They must care for the cows and buffa-
los and work towards increasing milk production. The
Maharashtra government has banned calf slaughter.
Cow slaughter is already banned in the State under the
Maharashtra Animal Preservation Act (MAPA) but right-
wing groups have for decades fought to extend the pro-
hibition to the killing of calves, which could be slaugh-
tered after acquiring the ‘Fit for Slaughter’ certificate from
civic authorities. Madhya Pradesh has already passed a
bill to ban cow slaughter. The government must take
steps to increase agriculture and horticulture production
and not set up too many industries. Quality of the prod-
uct is more important than proliferation of factories.
Sadhvi Prachi targets Khans of Bollywood

4. cnp bureau
After making a debut with Yash Raj films as a writer-director of the acclaimed Hindi fea-
ture Aurangzeb, and TV series, Powder, Atul Sabharwal is now coming out with an inde-
pendent documentary “In Their Shoes”. Centered on the shoe industry in Agra and the
people who are engaged in it, this feature length documentary is set to release on March
13. Interestingly, this film is one of its kind where the filmmaker is not only associated as
a producer-director with the project but also features in it as a son as he quenches his personal quest
to go deep and learn about the legacy of his old family business i.e. Shoe trade.Talking about a per-
sonal experience, Atul reminisces, “Back in 2010 I saw my father standing in a Woodland showroom
in Agra, looking at a certain item on the shelf and muttering, ‘so much has changed’. At that time, I did
not know what had ‘changed’ though bulk trading in shoe material has always been my family busi-
ness. Hence, I decided to document what ‘used to be’ and what had ‘changed’ and the result is this
film.”With a runtime of 92 minutes, this film navigates through the narrow alleys, crowded slums and
giant export houses of the historic city of Agra, India, exploring certain answers through the interviews
of footwear artisans, traders, manufacturers, exporters and government officials.
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New Delhi: A Perfect after-
noon was hosted by *Dr.
Ekta Chadha, Director*
*Smile Studio*
to celebrate the spirit of
International women’s day.
The afternoon witnessed
the unveiling of the coffee
table book and the book
signing event dedicated to
the leading women person-
alities *POWER WOMEN
POWER SMILES by Dr.
Ekta Chadha*.The event
took place at *Taj Mahal
Hotel, Mansingh Road.*
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was followed by an interac-
tive session withJewelry
designer Alpana Gujral,
Theatre actor Bubbles
Sabharwal, Dancer
Kaushalya Reddy, Neelam
Pratap Rudy, Dancer
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Rina Dhaka, Indian celebri-
ty Chef & Restaurateur
Ritu Dalmia, Dr. Shikha
Sharma, Sminu Jindal
Founder Svayam, Dr.
Shikha Sharma to name a
few, who are also present
in the coffee table
book.“*Women power is
something we all have
experienced and benefited
by in our lives.
We first experience the
strength of a women and
the beauty of her smile
through our mother and
then at so many junctures
of our life, the book is a
tribute to that smile and we
at smile studio who are in
the business of designing
the perfect smile recognise
the talent power of a smile
and are committed to put a
dazzling smile on every
face*” *says Dr. Ekta
Chadha Director Smile
Studio. *
Photo Binod Kumar Singh
Platinum Love Bands at PC Jeweller
Binod Kumar Singh
Delhi: India's finest five
time boxing world champi-
on Mary Kom and husband
Onler Kom celebrated their
Platinum day of Love at PC
Jeweller in the capital city.
The inspirational duo cele-
brated their love for each
other by exchanging
Platinum Love Bands to
mark their everlasting love.
Precious platinum is a natu-
rally white metal that never
fades or tarnishes with time,
just like real love that lasts
for an eternity and is sym-
bolic of everlasting love. An
ideal way to seal a bond of
love that lasts forever.
Speaking on the launch
Onler Karong Kom said, "I
first met Mary at the Nehru
Stadium in Delhi; a very
passionate & determined
girl who wanted to become
a boxer against odds. We
have known each other for
long and over the years our
feelings have grown.
Platinum as a metal per-
fectly symbolizes everlast-
ing love that will remind us
of the love we share with
each other that is steadfast
across all odds. P C
Jeweller and exchanging
love bands is a beautiful
moment of love that we will
cherish for life." World
Champion Mary Kom fur-
ther added, "I cherish the
day my beautiful sons were
born as my Platinum Day of
Love. This day will always
be a special day for me and
a remembrance that will be
treasured all my life. I
believe Onler's strength of
character is constantly
reflected through his love
and affection for his kids
and me and platinum is one
such metal which just
brightens the celebration of
true love. It signifies true
love in each one's life mark-
ing a special moment.
Atul Sabharwal documentary

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Jashan Singh Performed in A
Master Class at Marwah Studios
Delhi/ NCR: “Bending
towards fine arts is a part
of our syllabus at AAFT.
Be it a short term or
degree course. Music can-
not be ignored at any
stage” said Sandeep
Marwah President of
Marwah Studios introduc-
ing Jashan Singh
renowned singer from
Mumbai at a master class
in music.
Known for his Punjabi and
sufi music Jashan Singh
sang all variety of numbers including classical and
Bollywood. “It is important to know many things and to
master on them should be a day to day affair to get suc-
cess in your field” said Jashan to the class at AAFT
answering their question related to music and cinema.
Later Sandeep Marwah presented Life Membership of
International Film And Television Club of AAFT to Jashan
Singh. He promised to perform in a bigger show at
ICMEI.
Tigmanshu Dhulia appreciated Efforts of AAFT in Media
New Delhi; “I am amazed
by the activities and contin-
uous efforts of Sandeep
Marwah in promoting films,
television and entertain-
ment business in this part
of the World.
His innovative ideas and
determination to make
north as hub for films has
seen a wonderful change”
said Tigmanshu Dhulia
renowned filmmaker from
Mumbai.
Tigmanshu Dhulia started
his carrier as casting direc-
tor of feature film Phoolan
Devi Bandit Queen at
Marwah Studios.
His hard work and caliber
brought him to the highest
platform. Famous for his
films like Pan Singh Tomar
recently honored with
President Award as the
best feature film of the
year, he has also directed
popular film like Saheb Bibi
Aur Gangster Return. “I am
thankful to Tigmanshu for
his concrete suggestions
and his visit to AAFT to
encourage students for
their better future” said
Sandeep Marwah
President Marwah Studios.Delhi/NCR: “This is for the
first time in 67 years when
two countries have joined
hands with each other for
the production of film in
India. ICMEI has taken this
initiative to promote the
idea,” said Sandeep
Marwah President of
ICMEI handing over the
agreement to the designat-
ed Director of Photography
of this new film at Marwah
Studios. “First time
Moroccan Director will be
directing film for an Indian
film producer in India. The
work has already been
started on preproduction,”
added Raju Swami
Cinematographer from
Russia,
“Ahed Bensouda
Producer-Director from
Morocco will be joining
soon at New Delhi to start
the first ever film in joint
venture between India and
Morocco” confirmed Ashok
Tyagi Secretary General of
International Chamber of
Film And Entertainment
Industry.
Indo Moroccan Joint Venture For Film Signed
ICMEI Join Hands With Botswana For Media Activities
Noida Film City:
“Our special atten-
tion is towards
African countries
where media and
e n t e r t a i n m e n t
industry is yet to
grow in large scale.
Today we have
added Botswana
into our program” said Sandeep Marwah President of
Marwah Studio & ICMEI explaining activities of the
Chamber.International Chamber of Media And
Entertainment Industry has declared a special scholar-
ship in media education and a joint venture for a docu-
mentary film along with other media activities offered to
Botswana informed Ashok Tyagi Secretary
General.Maipelo Mogotsi First Secretary- Economic and
Morati Kelly Molelekeng Second Secretary- Political rep-
resented the High Commission of Botswana in India dur-
ing the meeting at the Chamber. Later Marwah present-
ed life membership of International Film And Television
Club to Maipelo Mogotsi.

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spl. correspondent
New Delhi: One of the
largest specialised B2B
events of its kind in
South-Asia, the 30th edi-
tion AAHAR 2015, the
International Food and
Hospitality Fair will be
inaugurated by Hon’ble
Union Minister of Food
Processing Industries,
Smt. Harsimrat Kaur
Badal at Pragati
Maidan, New Surpassing
all previous records in
terms of participation
and area booked, over
807 leading companies
from India and overseas
are taking part in the fair
this year. The fair covers
22, 893 sq.mtrs. net dis-
play area against 21,
318 sq.mtrs, last year.
Foreign participation is
from 22 countries from
Austria, Afghanistan,
Canada, China, Denmark,
France, Germany,
Indonesia, Italy, Japan,
Korea, Kyrgyzstan,
Malaysia, Poland, Spain,
Sweden, Saudi Arabia,
Turkey, Tunisia, Thailand
and USA. Japan, Korea,
Denmark, Afghanistan,
Tunisia and Kyrgyzstan
are new entrant.
AAHAR 2015 spl. correspondent
New Delhi: Congress President Smt. Sonia Gandhi and
Vice President, Shri Rahul Gandhi were profusely
thanked for appointing Shri Ajay Maken as President of
Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee (DPCC). The newly
appointed DPCC President Shri Ajay Maken took formal
charge at the party office at Rajiv Bhawan amidst thou-
sands of ordinary citizens, congress workers and senior
leaders of the DPCC and AICC. Speaking on the occa-
sion Shri Maken resolved to win back the confidence of
the people of Delhi by playing the role of a conscious,
strong and uncompromising opposition. The thousands
who thronged the venue were wearing tri color caps with
“Satyamev Jayate” meaning ‘truth always wins’ and ‘
sada sach bolo’ meaning always speak the truth
embossed on its sides- “truth in public service”- being the
new motto of the Congress party in an atmosphere
where other parties had based their entire existence on
false promises and fabrication.
Maken resolved to win back the confidence
Photo Binod Takiawala
spl. correspondent
Delhi/ NCR: ICARE Eye Hospital organized the 4th
Glaucoma Awareness Walk in Noida to mark the starting
of World Glaucoma Week. ICARE Eye Hospital organ-
ized the 4TH Glaucoma Awareness Walk from Noida sta-
dium, Sector - 21 to ICARE Eye Hospital, Sector – 26,
Noida. The participants included Ophthalmologists from
Noida, staff, patients of ICARE Eye Hospital and volun-
teers. The objective of the walk was to generate aware-
ness among general people so that blindness caused
due to Glaucoma may be avoided. Over 70 people par-
ticipated in the walk. ICARE has been organizing such
Awareness programs and events for the past many years
and has got immense support from the residents, media,
police officials, medical fraternity and volunteers.
Everyone was very supportive in coming forward in join-
ing forces and creating the necessary extra attention for
glaucoma. At the end of the walk, Dr. Reena Choudhry,
Head of Glaucoma department, ICARE Eye Hospital
explained Glaucoma.
ICARE Eye Hospital organized the 4th Glaucoma Awareness
70 point program ofAAP
cnp bureau
Delhi: The 70 point program of
AAP for Delhi has one very
important point which men-
tions creation of 8 lakh jobs in
Delhi. There is no factual
analysis, plan, proposal with
list of projects based on which
this number can be estab-
lished and ascertained. If we
believe the list of 70 points in
the program, some projects in
them can help create, may be,
about 50-60 thousand jobs
only at the most. Just mention-
ing a huge number for job cre-
ation without any factual analy-
sis in the absence of proposed
and planned projects on which
the number is based shows
lack of vision, analysis, plan-
ning, ideas and creativity.
NIRBHOY GRAM OF MALDA
Kanchan Yadav
New Delhi: On the occa-
sion of the International
Women’s Day, in a remark-
able initiative for safety,
security and protection of
women and young girls, in
remote Malda district of
West Bengal, in the border
of Bangladesh, prominent
women’s activist Sreerupa
Mitra Chaudhury, known
as ‘Nirbhoy Didi’ in the
region delivered oath to the
students and teachers on
how to protect themselves
and their fellow citizens.
The event took place at a
100 year old historical
Naugharia High School
located at Village Fulbaria,
Block 6 – English Bazar,
Malda. Villagers from
around 20 villages, name-
ly, Fulbaria, Nagharia
Colony, Darshalla,
Baalupur, Sekendarpur,
Vaganbanpur,Fatepur,
N i a m a t p u r ,
A a n a n d a m o h a n p u r ,
Bhartitari, Lalapur, Milky,
Notun Nagahria, Puratan
Nagharia, Amrity, Bindpara
and Brahmonpara gath-
ered at the school to com-
memorate the International
Women’s Day. Nirbhoy
Didi undertook ‘WALK
FOR JUSTICE’ in the early
morning on 8th March in
the villages as stated
above, along with the
Nirbhoy Volunteers. On
03/03/3015 at New Delhi’s
India Habitat Centre, actor
Rani Mukerji became the
Brand Ambassador of this
unique initiative of Nirbhoy
Gram Campaign. Sreerupa
Mitra Chaudhury
presented the Nirbhoy
Plaque to Rani Mukerji and
jointly campaigned for the
cause of Fearless Village.
On the occasion of
International Women’s
Day, Nirbhoy Didi donated
an Ambulance (named as
Nirbhoy Didi Suraksha
Jan) to the Naughria High
school to provide a medi-
um of transportation for the
poor population during any
medical emergency or cri-
sis of safety and protec-
tion. The ambulance shall
serve as an emergency
vehicle for transportation of
sick patients from villages
to hospitals. Many patients
meet their worst fate in
absence of any transport
facility and shall allow them
to reach the medical facility
on time and seek services.
spl. correspondent
New Delhi: North Delhi
Municipal Corporation
has reopened the
process of issuing fresh
and renewal of house-
hold factory license
manually to facilitate
small entrepreneurs.
North Delhi Municipal
Commissioner Mr.
Praveen Gupta
informed that the deci-
sion to restart the
process of issuing/
renewal of household
factory license has
been taken into consid-
eration the various rep-
resentations received
from small entrepre-
neurs as they had to
face hardship in
absence of valid factory
license although per-
mitted in MPD 2012.
Issuance and renewal
of factory license under
household category
was discontinued as
the licenses had to be
issued as per the
Master Plan-2021.
NorthDMCreopensissuinghouseholdfactorylicenseafterthreeyears EAST DELHI INTEGRATED SOLID WASTE PLANT
cnp bureau
New Delhi: The integrated solid waste plant of East Delhi would go
critical and begin to produce power at Gazipur in next 20-22 days,
says Commissioner of East Delhi Municipal Corporation Mr. Amit
Yadav. Addressing a National Conference on Waste Management
under aegis of PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mr.
Yadav, however, added that solid waste management would still be
a challenging issue for all three municipalities of Delhi because
these generate close to 9000 million tones of solid waste every-
day.“The integrated plant of East Delhi after becoming operational,
would, however, address all the environmental issues including the
ecological concerns as all necessary precautions have been taken
to take care of the issues with involving best of the technologies for
the successful operation of the plant”, pointed out Mr. Yadav.

9. cnp bureau
New Delhi: Koochie Play
Systems Pvt Ltd, a pioneer
in design and manufacture
of outdoor playground sys-
tems, presented their new
product line ‘KooFIT’ – the
revolutionary outdoor gym
equipment that will give
Delhi NCR an opportunity
to stay fit while being close
to nature. This equipment
whose time has arrived was
showcased at a conclave
held at India Habitat Centre
on “Safe & Healthy Outdoor
Spaces in Modern Design”
in the presence of leading
policymakers, architects,
landscape planners, doc-
tors and key realtors. By
2015, an estimated 2.3
Billion adults worldwide will
be overweight and more
than 700 million will be
obese, according to the
World Health Organization
report which has dubbed
this epidemic as
“Globesity”. Urban lifestyle
restricted to glass cubicles
has led to drastic health
related ailments. The need
for working out outdoor and
revisiting the good old time
with family is now a perti-
nent reality. KooFIT, the
company feels is the best
answer to these ailments
and problems of gargantu-
an proportions.
Creating healthy outdoor
spaces which are scientifi-
cally designed to suit all
age group has found reso-
nance in Koochie Play new
product “KooFIT”. Users of
this fitness equipment do
not need to worry about
costly gym membership nor
do they need to hire per-
sonal gym instructors.
Physical exercises will defi-
nitely promote healthy living
along with getting the com-
munity together. KooFIT is
ideal for public parks, resi-
dential complexes, resorts,
educational institutes, hos-
pitals, beaches, and other
public spaces.
Special9 ubZ fnYyh] 9 ekpZ] ls 15 ekpZ 2015
Koochie Play presents outdoor fitness
equipment to redefine urban living
photo: Binod Takiawala
Noida: “AAFT is the third biggest and the first ten best
film schools of the World. If we talk about value addi-
tion we are number one, and also the most cost effec-
tive film courses in the World” said Sandeep Marwah
President of Marwah Studios to the foreign audience
attending 3rd Global Festival of Journalism Noida
2015 at Noida Film City.
Delegates from Afghanistan, Argentina, Bangladesh,
Bhutan, Cambodia, Colombia, Dominican Republic,
Ethiopia, Indonesia, Macedonia, Myanmar, Poland,
Russia, Sri Lanka, Suriname, Ghana, Malawi,
Mauritius, Niger, Nigeria, South Africa, South Sudan,
Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Tibet, Pakistan and
India were participating in this biggest ever journalism
festival of the World. “AAFT has created five World
records in media. It’s a family of 15000 media profes-
sionals spread in 100 countries in different segments
of media” added Prof. Harshvardhan distributing infor-
mation about Marwah Studios and its allied organiza-
tion. The event was live covered by Radio Noida 107.4
FM and MarwahStudio.TV for all the three days. It was
supported by AAFT and ICMEI. The delegates from all
over the World handed over the appreciation to
Marwah for his extra ordinary works in media.
Case Study of Sandeep Marwah
Discussed At 3rd GFJN 2015
Vivek Sharma
New Delhi: The Korean Cultural Center,
India welcome all to the new Exhibition
"My Universe" showcasing art works of
Korean Artist Park Myung-Hee who uses
Korean traditional lacquer method to
incorporate in her works. Park Myung-
Hee is an artist who majored in painting
and design and has been working in
Busan. She has been working on Ottchil
(Korean Traditional Lacquer Painting) on
woods for a very long time. Her works are
patient with continuous re-coat of black
Ottchil for smooth and shiny surface to
achieve her purpose. Like the big-bang
theory, her head is full of life energy and
tissue cells dancing in it. According to the
Artist the beauty of life has vitality to be
unfolded and folded by itself.
reporter.cnpn@gmail.com
My Universe

10. Deadly attacks on Libyan
oil installations in recent
days have resulted in
what could be long-lasting
damage to the industry
that affects oil markets
and alters the battle for
dominance in the country.
Western and Libyan offi-
cials said they suspected
the Libyan affiliate of
Islamic State, the radical
group that has taken over
parts of Iraq and Syria,
was responsible for
assaults on Friday that left
at least eight people dead
and seven foreign work-
ers missing.
The attacks targeting oil
fields and their employees
point to a new pattern in
Libya’s violence: Lacking
the strength and expertise
to capture and use oil
installations, militant
groups are destroying
them to prevent rivals
from profiting from the oil.
Islamic State’s “engage-
ment with Libya’s hydro-
carbons sector is not
about capturing fields,”
said Geoff Porter, an
assistant professor with
the Combating Terrorism
Center at the U.S. Military
Academy in West Point,
N.Y. “It’s about destroying
the fields to destroy the
revenue.” The country is
now divided between
Libya Dawn, the Islamist
militia that controls Tripoli,
and its rivals in the east-
ern city of Tobruk.
Libya relies on oil for most
of its revenue, and with
the destruction of oil-
extraction infrastructure,
the country’s fragile gov-
ernment institutions—the
remaining scaffolding of a
unified state—face the
threat of collapse.
Last week’s attacks struck
some of the nation’s most
productive fields in the
Sirte region of central
Libya, home to half of the
country’s oil export capac-
ity and its most prolific
reserves.
They had been hit before,
but not with the same
effect.
Storage tanks, a control
room and a drilling rig at a
French-Libyan field called
Mabruk are inoperable
after the latest round of
strikes, according to an
official there.
It could take up to a year
for production to return to
normal, the official said. A
spokesman for Libya’s
National Oil Co. said it
was impossible to say
how long it would take to
restart production
because no one was able
to go to the field. The
company pulled its staff
from the Sirte region after
declaring force majeure
for the area last week,
giving the government
legal protections from
claims against any future
disruptions.
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200 vehicles enter in Nigeria
About 200 vehicles with soldiers from Chad and Niger
were seen crossing the border into Nigeria to fight
Islamic extremists there, a local source said.
Adam Boukarna, a resident of Bosso which is in Niger
across Nigeria’s northeast border, said vehicles had
been crossing the area. He said after they all crossed
into Nigeria loud detonations could be heard, signaling
fighting against Boko Haram members. Nigeria’s neigh-
bours are forming a multinational army to confront Boko
Haram.Niger’s government has not publicly confirmed
this ground assault. The Chadian military spokesman
also declined to comment. Cameroon’s Minister-
Delegate at the Presidency for Defense Edgard Alain
Mebe Ngo’o confirmed that there was an offensive by
Nigeria and Chad but that Cameroon’s military was not
present because they had been asked to protect
Cameroon’s borders from the militants. Boko Haram
members were hiding themselves and their supplies in
Cameroon, and there are fears that the group may use
the region as an escape route when fighting intensifies in
Nigeria, he said.
Residents in potential conflict zones in Cameroon had
been asked to leave, he said. Boko Haram’s Islamic
uprising has killed about 12,000 people in the nearly 6-
year-old Islamic uprising in northeastern Nigeria.
US President Barack Obama rallied a new
generation of Americans to the spirit of the
civil rights struggle, warning their march
for freedom “is not yet finished.” In a
forceful speech in Selma, Alabama on the
50th anniversary of the brutal repression
of a peaceful protest, America’s first black
president denounced new attempts to
restrict voting rights. And he paid stirring
tribute to the sacrifice of a generation of
activists who marched so that black
Americans could enjoy civil rights and
opened the road that eventually led him to
the White House.
“We gather here to celebrate them,” he
declared, standing on the spot where
Alabama state troopers launched an
assault on the marchers in scenes that
shocked America.
“We gather here to honor the courage of
ordinary Americans willing to endure billy
clubs and the chastening rod, tear gas
and the trampling hoof, men and women
who despite the gush of blood and splin-
tered bone would stay true to their North
Star and keep marching toward justice.”
After the Selma march and others like it,
then President Lyndon Johnson passed
the Voting Rights Act that sought to pre-
vent racist officials from excluding African
Americans from the ballot. That law,
Obama said, is again under threat from
state governments seeking to tighten
voter registration rules in a bit to restrict
the size of the franchise. “How can that
be?” he asked, noting that previous
Republican presidents Ronald Reagan
and George W. Bush, who was present
for the speech, had renewed it. “One hun-
dred members of Congress have come
here today to honor people who were will-
ing to die for the right to protect it,” he
declared.
“If we want to honor this day, let those
hundred go back to Washington and gath-
er four hundred more and together pledge
to make it their mission to restore the law
this year. “That is how we honor this
bridge,” he said, in front of a crowd esti-
mated at 40,000, more than twice the
population of what is still a very poor and
mainly black town.
Barack Obama in Selma: Our March is not over
New Attacks on Libya
Pak needs powerful government
Crisis-hit Pakistan needs a powerful government to tack-
le the multiple problems it has been facing, former mili-
tary ruler Pervez Musharraf has said while blaming
“unfriendly powers” for creating chaos to set the country
on a path of destruction. “There is a need of having a
powerful government because the country is currently
engulfed in multiple crisis,”” Musharraf was quoted as
saying by the Dawn.
The former President said that “unfriendly powers” cre-
ate chaos and panic in “the ranks of a country to set it on
a path of destruction.”He accused politicians of causing
harm to the country in the name of saving the
Constitution.He, however, said that “as long as Pakistan
army is present no one can cause harm of any sort to the
country.” Pointing that the country is facing several
issues, Musharraf, who has been trying to revive his
political career, said, “I can’t say if I come into power all
these issues will be resolved immediately”. Musharraf,
who has been facing several court cases, termed all the
allegations levelled against him as “totally baseless”.

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cnp bureau
A 33-year old software engineer was caught red handed by police when she was try-
ing to steal jewellery from a well known jewellery shop on M G Road, DCP South
Lokesh Kumar said, there was a complaint registered by jewellery shop owner stating
that a lady visited their shop on the pretext of buying jewellery and by making confused
to the employee of shop to show more bangles and the same time she would exchange
fake gold for genuine jewellery.the owner of the shop realised only after she left the
shop and he then informed to police. With the CCTV Footage Siddapura inspector
Rajesh examine the footage and got her clear image and shared it with other jewellery
shops.
On 6th Navitha Joy used the same method and visited a jewellers shop on M G Road
and pretext to buying the jewellery she confused the shop owner and the shop owner
realising that this was the same person immediately the shop owner informed to
Inspector Rajesh he immediately rushed to the spot before she could leave the place,
arrested her red handed.
The accused is from a rich educated family, However her parents died when she was
very young and she even went huge loss in her parents property and in order to con-
tinue with her lavish lifestyle, she took to stealing and conning jewellery shop owners.
The Accused has been identified as Navitha Joy 33 year old and we believe that she
is involved in crimes earlier also and we have recovered 15 fake bangles used for con-
ning innocents and 2 gold bangles. And further investigation is on and finally Bengaluru
Police Commissioner,Addl CP, Alok Kumar has appreciated ACP,Yeshwath Savarkar
and PI Rajesh of Siddapura and team for the excellent job done by them by arresting
notorious Software techie who was conning jewellery shop owners he added.
Software techie who conned Jewellers held by Siddapura Police spl. correspondent
Bangalore: Bengaluru
police commissioner M N
Reddi said Bengaluru
C o m m i s s i o n e r a t e
Additional Commissioners
as one for law and order
and other for crime,were
two posts before but
Government has made a
few changes because the
system which is there
today is not correct why
means crime related and
law and order related
issues all cannot be clearly
explained it is difficult to
understand and it makes
confusion too and to
reduce hassles in day-day
functioning. The post of
Additional Commissioner
of Police (Law and Order)
and Additional
Commissioner of Police
(crime)will be renamed or
will give way to new posts
as Additional
Commissioner of Police
(West) and Additional
Commissioner of
Police(East) Posts,
respectively. Earlier the
Additional Commissioner
(Law and Order) was in
charge of law and order
across while the Additional
Commissioner (Crime) had
to look into crimes across
the city, This had resulted
in confusion among offi-
cers while reporting to
higher-ups.Now Additional
Commissioner for West
Zone will be Alok Kumar
will be Incharge of
Central,South,West and
North divisions with 75
police under his jurisdic-
tion.
Additional Commissioner
for East Zone will be P
Harishekaran, will handle
East,South-East and
North-East,divisions with
39 stations under his juris-
diction.and we will imple-
ment the same as per the
Government order. They
will be handling law and
order and crime related
matters of their Zone indi-
vidually under their juris-
diction. The two posts has
been Renamed by
Government of Karnataka
under the Government
order number -HD 258
P.O.P.2014, passed on 6-
3-2015, Reddi added.
Posts of Senior Cops Tweaked by Government
spl. correspondent
Bengaluru police commissioner M N Reddi said
the two alleged Students Islamic Movement of
India(SIMI), the two terrorist allegedly involved in
Patna Blast Haider Ali and Umar Siddique was
brought to Bengaluru on the basis of Body war-
rant and permission from the court our team
brought them to Bengaluru.
From past 7 days they are in our custody and
today is the last day they will be sent back to
Bihar.
The special investigation team probing the church
street blast collected information from them and
they gave some links but still need to go in deep
and we even came to know that this duo has a
link or contact with the terrorist absconding from
Khandwa Jail.
And we will seek permission from the court to
bring the explosives or bomb used in Patna blast
to verify as the module used here in church Street
is similar and this is the next step and by this we
can track get some link about which group has
done this blast in Bengaluru and will discuss with
our officers what steps need to be taken in prob-
ing the church street blast case. And finally he
said the duo gave a few clues about the blast but
nothing cocerete.
Two Alleged SIMI Members
to Return to Beur jail in Bihar
Pramesh Jain
Bangalore: 6 arrested in JJ
Nagar PS for cell phone
tower battery theft, 17 cases
detected, 520 batteries
worth 22 lakhs seized. Addl
CP Crime P Harishekaran
said a team led by DCP
West Labhuram under the
Supervision of ACP
Kengerigate,and PI of J J
Nagar PS, team in the lead-
ership of Inspector and staff
swung into action and
arrested 4 accused and 2
receiver and they have
detected few cases of
Battery theft from Mobile
Cell Phone Towers across
states.
In some entity area of
Bengaluru city and outskirts
of Bengaluru city where
these battery will be in
mobile telephone towers
they were stolen and we
were getting complaints and
few cases were registered in
west Division also. So in
continuous investigation of
these case our police team
have arrested 4 persons
and in course of investiga-
tion we came to know that
they have committed 17
offences in Bengaluru city
Rural district and
Rammagar. We have recov-
ered 520 numbers of batter-
ies which were used for cell-
phone towers.
These batteries were dis-
posed through 2 receivers of
stolen property,we have
arrested those two persons
also who were receiving this
stolen battery and it is
known that few having tech-
nical knowledge how these
batteries were replaced or
installed in the tower.and
with the help of technician of
Airtel, Vodafone and
Reliance companies they
even knew what is the right
time to remove this battery
so that the service provider
will not get any alert by mes-
sage during that time these
batteries were removed.
And in many cases they
have removed in day time
so that nobody should sus-
pect them,and when any
public questioned them who
are they they used to tell we
are from company side and
we are replacing the battery
and with this tactic they
used to theft the batteries
from cell phone towers. By
arresting this gang we have
recovered property worth
Rs.22 lakhs and the vehicle
used to transport the batter-
ies to one place to another
place from the place where
it was stolen to other place.
Total number of batteries
are 520 which are quite
good number of batteries
and I feel one of the highest
in 1 single case recovered
these number of battery.
The accused has been iden-
tified as:
Mahesh (29),Santhosh
(23),Venkatesh@kokka
(23),three residents of
D e e p a n j a l i n a g a r, a n d
Shivakumar Swamy (26)
resident of Azadnagar
Chamarjpet and 2 receivers
as, Sayeed Nadeem (26)
owner of S M Scrap
t r a d e r s , S h a m a n n a
Garden,and Shaikali (53)
shop in Masjid road
Jollymohalla.These are 2
receiver who used to buy
these batteries weighing
about 25-30 Kg,for
Rs.1000,each,and to make
quick buck in short period of
time are in police net and a
case has been registered in
J J Nagar PS,and further
investigation is on, and final-
ly Bengaluru Police
Commissioner M N
Reddi,Addl CP, Alok
K u m a r , h a s
a p p r e c i a t e d , D C P
Labhuram,ACP Kengeri
gate Sathyanarayana
Kuddur and J J Nagar PI
Vasanth Kumar, PSI.
Anajanappa and staff as
Gajendra,Sathish,Chiddana
nd,Mallu,Venkatesh,and
parameshwar Nayak,for the
excellent work done by them
for recovering highest num-
ber of batteries in 1 single
case he added.
520CellPhoneTowerBatteriesworthRs.22lacsRecoveredbyJJNagarPolice

12. Business12 ubZ fnYyh] 9 ekpZ] ls 15 ekpZ 2015
Women's Wellness Conclave
Binod Kumar Singh
New Delhi: On the
eve of International
Women’s Day Ms.
Avarna Jain –
Chairperson of
YFLO (Young FICCI
Ladies Organisation
in association with
the SLEEPWELL FOUNDATION organised for the first
time, a 'Women's Wellness Conclave' dedicated to
women’s wellness. In today's world, women, are more
aware of how the surroundings affect them. The
Women's Wellness Conclave gave a deeper insight into
the concept of wellness. Over the course of the day, top-
ics ranging from physical, emotional, intellectual, cre-
ative to spiritual wellness were discussed by eminent
National & International Specialists in their respective
fields Kiran Bedi, She is the first Woman IPS, Vesna
Jacob India’s leading fitness expert, , Namita ji has been
a past president of flo So the question arises, What is
wellness? The world health organization defines
Wellness as “an active process of becoming aware of
and making choices toward a healthy and fulfilling life.
The Chief Guest for the Event was non other than our
eminent Honourable Minister Captain Rajiv Pratap
Rudy. He is the Union Minister of State for Skill
Development and Entrepreneurship (Independent
Charge) & Parliamentary Affairs, Government of India.
Mudra Bank stepspl. correspondent
For the first time in 67
years post Independence
any Government has
underlined the importance
of non corporate sector
and announcement to form
Mudra Bank in Union
Budget is a landmark initia-
tive of Prime Minister Mr.
Narendra Modi and
Finance Minister Mr. Arun
Jaitley- said the
Confederation of All India
Traders (CAIT). It is note-
worthy that CAIT was
demanding a separate
financial architecture for
traders & non corporate
sector since last many
years. CAIT National
President Mr. B.C.Bhartia
& Secretary General Mr.
Praveen Khandelwal
described the move as a
major step for financial
inclusion of non corporate
sector and will trubo
change the economy and
change the lives of tens of
millions people as also will
change the face of the
nation. Both Mr. Bhartia &
Mr. Khandelwal said that
as per announcement of
the Union Finance Minister
in Budget, the Micro Units
Development and
Refinance Agency
(MUDRA) Bank will be set
up through a statutory
enactment and will be
responsible for regulating
& refinancing all micro-
finance Institutions which
are in business of lending
to micro/small business
entities engaged in manu-
facturing, trading and serv-
ice activities.
Fly Mobiles now
available in India
cnp bureau
New Delhi: - Fly Mobiles, a
leading mobile device man-
ufacturing company its new
range of mobile handsets in
India in exclusive collabora-
tion with Snapdeal.com,
India’s largest online mar-
ketplace. The UK based
mobile phone brand
unveiled three models in
the category of smart-
phones viz. Qik+, Qik and
Snap in its first press meet
held recently in collabora-
tion with the Indian e-com-
merce giant. Each of the
phones is a perfect amalga-
mation of smart features
and modern technology. Reporatecuttoinducedemandandeconomicgrowth
cnp bureu
Delhi: Repo rate cut by 25bps from 7.75% to 7.5% by
Reserve Bank of India will re-fuel the demand scenario
which is affected by high interest rate regime vis-à-vis
high inflation in the economy during the recent past said,
Mr. Alok B. Shriram, President, PHD Chamber of
Commerce and Industry. While common man will be
benefited with softening of EMIs on loans; the ripple
effect of rate cut will also improve market sentiment and
enable businesses to raise equity, going forward, said
Mr. Shriram. The growth prospects of the economy are
expected to widen with revival of demand and invest-
ments, he added. We appreciate and congratulate the
Government and RBI on various calibrated steps to sta-
bilize the price situation in the economy, which is expect-
ed to improve the livelihood of common man, said Mr.
Shriram.
However, inducing demand scenario would be critical to
re-fuel our economic growth trajectory and create jobs
for millions of young work force. While containing the
inflation, demand in the economy should remain intact,
said Mr. Shriram.
Continuation of rate cut in the coming would be critical
to help demand to remain intact and sentiment for invest-
ments to strengthen and grow, he said.
HCL Technologies drops as Shiv
Nadar Foundation offloads stake
Delhi: HCL Technologies fell 0.47% to Rs 2,054.95 at 14:19 IST on BSE after the com-
pany said that Shiv Nadar Foundation sold 56 lakh shares or 0.8% stake in the com-
pany in the open market. The announcement was made before market hours.
Meanwhile, the S&P BSE Sensex was down 529.48 points or 1.8% at 28,919.47 The
counter clocked huge volume. On BSE, so far 60.85 lakh shares were traded in the
counter as against average daily volume of 66,239 shares in the past one quarter. The
stock hit a high of Rs 2,069.30 and a low of Rs 1,975 so far during the day. The stock
hit a record high of Rs 2,075 on 5 March 2015. The stock hit a 52-week low of Rs 1,257
on 19 May 2014. The stock had outperformed the market over the past one month till
5 March 2015, rising 4.69% compared with 2.07% rise in the Sensex. The scrip had
also outperformed the market in past one quarter, rising 29.44% as against Sensex's
3.48% rise. The large-cap IT firm has an equity capital of Rs 140.54 crore. Face value
per share is Rs 2. HCL Technologies said during market hours that Shiv Nadar
Foundation sold 56 lakh shares or 0.8% stake in the company in the open.
The Foundation supported by donation of HCL Corporation and Associates, held 56
lakh shares of HCL Tech through such donations. Governance, tax and legal regula-
tions require the Foundation to sell these shares by 31 March 2015. Sale took place to
fulfill these conditions. Proceeds of this sale will be used to realise various objectives
and initiatives of the Foundation. This transaction has been concluded at one go at a
discount to the last closing price to avoid any overhang in the market for shareholders
of HCL Technologies, the company said.

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cnp bureau
New Delhi: Aakrit Dance
Centre Under its Aakrit
Intensive Training
Programme conducted
Master Class with Famous
Choreographer from
Bollywood Industry Mr.
Sandip Soparkkar. The
workshop was for 2
days.The workshop took
place in the saket Branch
of Aakrit Dance centre. The
people participated from
allover delhi /Ncr and peo-
ple also travelled from City
like Dehradun, Ambala &
Jaipur. The workshop was
first of its kind, as the work-
shop focused on Latin
American ballroom
Dances. Students had
great time learning those
moves and according stu-
dents feedback, the work-
shop was super successful
and more of this workshop
will be conducted by aakrit
dance centre. Being a ver-
satile dance academy
Aakrit dance centre will
conduct more and more
workshop and master
classes with famous bolly-
wood choreographers and
International dance teach-
ers. Anyone who wants to
do sucha workshops and
create better awareness
about dance forms can join
in any branch of aakrit
dance centre. The branch-
es are at Katwaria Sarai ,
Saket , Chanakya place ,
janakpuri, R.K. puram.
Aakrit dance centre
“Success is a blend of good
fortune and hard work” and
the outstanding perform-
ance displayed by the stu-
dents of ASMS and AAFT in
the three day fest in
Chandigarh University held
between 19-21 February is
an eyewitness to the fore
mentioned adage. Out of
the 42 events that were
organized in the CU fest,
our students were able to
grab a total of 7 awards
which is highly commend-
able. Moushmi Chatterjee
stole the show with her
graceful movements and
won the first prize in classi-
cal dance solo perform-
ance. Jasmine Kaur’s hindi
poetry touched the hearts
of the judges and earned
her victory. The mesmeriz-
ing bollywood duet singing
by Shrestha Saha and
Sumit Raina again captured
the first prize. Vivek Kumar
also triumphed the Hindi
debate competition. The
fascinating performance in
mimicry by Indrajeet Kalra
got him the second position
to his credit. Yuvraj Pratap
Singh prodigiously wont the
third prize in stand up com-
edy and Vivek Massey
received a consolation
prize for his mellow singing.
The Judges were in full
appreciation of Rahul
Mishra for his alluring feat
on the ramp who could
make it to the top 5 contest-
ants out of 30 participants.
Altogether our winners got
a marvelous sum total
of twelve thousand rupees
to their credit. The stupen-
dous results so received by
the students would not
have been possible without
the motivation, mentorship
and coordination of our
teachers in-charge Mrs.
Sarika Takhar Badsara,
Mrs.Vishnu Priya Pandey
and also Mr. Satish Kumar
who accompanied the stu-
dents to Chandigarh and
acted as their pillars of sup-
port throughout. The hard
work put in by the students
and the teachers has very
well paid off and without a
doubt deserves all
applauds.
The Chandigarh University
fest was unequivocally an
amazing platform for all the
students as they got to
interact with and perform in
front of eminent personali-
ties which has explicitly
helped to boost their confi-
dence. It has definitely
been a memorable and a
learning experience for one
and all, those who were as
well as for those who were
not a part of the excursion.
Special thanks to ASMS
Director Dr. AK Srivastava
for showing confidence in
students and giving green
signal for CU fest. Lastly
one without whom this
would have been not possi-
ble President of MARWAH
studio Mr. Sandeep
Marwah.
National cultural fest
spl. correspondent
Delhi:Over the past few years there has been a surge in
efforts made by polo enthusiasts and patrons to return
the game to its original glory and popularity in India. B-
town’s very own prince of polo, actor Randeep Hooda
happens to be one such. With the ambition of taking the
game to a larger audience, Randeep conceived the
Royal Roosters with some
of the best talent in the
country including next gen
sensation and India’s No.1
ranked player Syed
Shamsheer Ali, and the
legendary Dhruvpal
Godara. Having put the
ideal team together, when the question of identifying a
suitable brand sponsor arose, Randeep and his core
team spoke about how they unequivocally felt U.S. Polo
Assn. would be the best fit. Commenting further on his
team and the brand association, Randeep said, “I’m as
passionate about polo as I am about my films and Royal
Roosters is a dream I’ve been working on for a while
now.
Royal Roosters in Delhi

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gjkus ds ckn mlds 4 eSpksa ls 6 vad
gSaA
Hkkjr vkSj nf{k.k vÝhdk igys gh
DokVZj Qkbuy esa igqap pqds gSa] tcfd
vHkh nks vkSj Vheksa dk p;u gksuk
ckdh gSA nf{k.k vÝhdk ij ikd dh
thr us vk;jySaM dk jkLrk FkksM+k
eqf'dy dj fn;k gSA vk;jySaM vxj
Hkkjr dks gjk nsrk gS rks og
u‚dvkmV nkSj esa igqap tk,xkA vxj
vk;jySaM Hkkjr ls gkj tkrk gS rks
mls vius vafre yhx eSp esa ikd dks
gjkuk gksxkA vxj og ;gka Hkh ikd
ls gkj tkrk gS rks mls eukuk gksxk
fd mldk vkSlr foaMht Vhe ls
csgrj gks] rHkh og vkxs dk jkLrk r;
dj ik,xkA
ikapohathrdsfy,VhebafM;kdslkeusvk;jySaM flMuhA ekStwnk oYMZ di esa tcjnLr
Q‚eZ esa py jgs JhyadkbZ cYysckt
dqekj laxdkjk bl lky vxLr esa
Hkkjr esa gksus okyh rhu eSpksa dh VsLV
lhjht ds ckn laU;kl ys ysaxsA
laxdkjk us bl fo'o di esa yxkrkj
rhu eSpksa esa 'krd yxkdj bfrgkl
jpk gSA
JhyadkbZ cYysckt laxdkjk fo'o di
ds ckn ouMs eSpksa ls laU;kl ysus dh
igys gh ?kks"k.kk dj pqds gSaA tcfd
fØdsV ds lcls NksVs çk:i Vh&20 ls
mUgksaus igys nwjh cuk yh gSA laxd-
kjk us dgk] bl lky tqykbZ esa
Jhyadk dks Hkkjr ds lkFk rhu eSpksa
dh VsLV lhjht [ksyuh gS] tks vxLr
ds vkf[kj rd lekIr gksxhA ;g esjh
vkf[kjh lhjht gksxhA blds ckn eSa
VsLV eSpksa ls laU;kl ys ywaxkA
rhljk fo'o di [ksy jgs laxdkjk dk
dguk gS fd og fLFkfr ds vuqlkj
viuh cYysckth esa cnyko djrs gSaA
ekStwnk fo'o di ds ckn ,d vkSj
ofj"B f[kykM+h egsyk t;o/kZus Hkh
ouMs ls laU;kl ys ysaxsA muds vkSj
egsyk ds laU;kl ysus ds ckn Vhe esa
bldh HkjikbZ ds loky laxdkjk us
dgk fd ;g lkspuk xyr gksxk fd
ofj"B f[kykM+h gh Vhe ds fy,
;ksxnku djrs gSaA eq>s yxrk gS fd
ykfg: fFkfjekus vkSj fnus'k pkanhey
tSls ;qok f[kykM+h lhfu;j fØdsVjksa
dks deh dks iwjk dj ldrs gSaA
VsLVlhjhtdscknfÿdsVdksvyfonkdgsaxs;segkuf[kykM+h
eqacbZA ekLVj CykLVj lfpu
rsanqydj vkSj Hkkjrh; dIrku
egsaæ flag /kkSuh loZdkfyd
egkure ou&Ms f[kykM+h
cuus dh nkSM+ esa gSA nksuksa ds
vykok iwoZ ikfdLrkuh fnXxt
olhe vdej] v‚LVªsfy;k ds
/kekdsnkj fodsVdhij ,Me
fxyfØLV vkSj osLVbaMht ds
egku cYysckt fofo;u
fjpMZ~l Hkh bl nkSM+ esa 'kkfey gSaA losZ ds vuqlkj lwph esa nks /kkdM+ vkSj eSp
dk :[k cny nsus okys fodsVdhij cYysckt] nks fo'ks"kK cYysckt vkSj ,d
xsanckt gSA ukekafdr f[kykfM+;ksa esa flQZ /kkSuh gh ,sls gSa] tks fØdsV [ksy jgs
gSaA vxj fjd‚MZ ij utj Mkysa rks lfpu ds lkeus dksbZ ugha fVdrkA mUgksaus
463 ou&Ms esa 44-83 dh vkSlr ls 18426 ju cuk, gSa] blesa 49 'krd] ,d
nksgjk 'krd] 96 v/kZ'krdA /kkSuh dks ou&Ms fØdsV dk csgrjhu fQfu'kj ekuk
tkrk gSA mUgksaus viuh cYysckth vkSj vyx rjg dh dIrkuh ls Hkkjr dks
dbZ ckj eSp fotsrk cuk;k gSA muds usr`Ro esa Hkkjr dks Vh&20 fo'o di]
pSafi;al Vª‚Qh] ou&Ms fo'o di cuk;k gSA fnXxt fodsVdhij ,Me fxyfØLV
us viuh /kekdsnkj ikfj;ksa ds cwrs v‚LVªsfy;k dks fot;h 'kq:vkr fnykbZA lkFk
gh fodsV ds ihNs Hkh deky fn[kk;kA lqYrku v‚Q fLoax ds uke ls e'kgwj
ikfdLrku ds olhe vdje us ou&Ms esa 502 fodsV fy,A ou&Ms esa os lcls
T;knk fodsV ysus okys rst xsanckt gSaA 1992 ds fo'o di Qkbuy esa
ikfdLrku dh thr esa os eSu v‚Q n eSp pqus x,A 70 vkSj 80 ds n'kd esa
ou&Ms fØdsV ij viuk flDdk pykus okys fofo;u fjpMZ~l Hkh de ugha gSA
1975 vkSj 1979 esa osLVbaMht dks fo'o fotsrk cukus esa mudk vge ;ksxnku
FkkA fotsrk dk QSlyk nqfu;kHkj ds 50 f[kykM+h] desaVsVj] fØdsV ys[kd djsaxsA
urhtk vxys lIrkg vk,xkA twjh esa b;ku pkSiy] Dykbo y‚;M] ekfVZu Øks]
jkgqy æfoM+] fjdh iksafVax] xzhe fLeFk] ekdZ fudksyl] lat; ekatjsdj] ekbd
gsteSu] lqjs'k esuu] ekbd d‚oMZ] ekbd lsYos 'kkfey gSA
lfpu]/kkSuhegkureou&Msf[kykM+hcuusdhnkSM+esa
ubZ fnYyhA ges'kk Hkkjr dh gkj dh
nqvk djus okys ikfdLrkuh ç'kald Hkh
vc iM+kslh ns'k dks vk;jySaM ds
f[kykQ thrrs ns[kuk pkgrs gSaA ;gh
utkjk fo'o di dks ysdj yksdfç;
gq, foKkiu ekSdk&ekSdk esa ns[kus dks
feykA
bl foKkiu esa vc rd Hkkjr dh gkj
ds fy, viuh Vhe lfgr nqfu;k dh
vyx&vyx Vheksa dk leFkZu djus
okyk ikfdLrkuh ç'kald vk;jySaM ds
lkFk gksus okys eSp esa Hkkjr dk
leFkZu djus ds fy, uhyh tlhZ igus
vkSj gkFk esa iVk[ks fy, utj vkrk
gSA og iVk[ks ysdj g"kkZ Hkksxys vkSj
vkdk'k pksiM+k ds lkeus igqaprk gS rks
g"kkZ gSjku gksdj iwNrs gSa Cyw tlhZ
bl ij vkdk'k galrs gq, dgrs gSa]
g"kkZ bafM;k vxj thrk rks ikfdLrku
dks feysxk Do‚VZj Qkbuy esa tkus dk
ekSdkA
mYys[kuh; gS fd Hkkjr vxj 10 ekpZ
dks vk;jySaM dks gjk ns rks ikfdLrku
Do‚VZj Qkbuy esa igqap tk,xkA ;gh
otg gS fd ikfdLrkuh ç'kald bl
eSp esa Hkkjr dk leFkZu dj jgk gSA
vc ns[kuk gS fd bl ckj ikfdLrkuh
ç'kald dh bl foKkiu esa ekaxh nqvk
fdruk dke vkrh gSA
vk;jySaM dks gjk, Vhe bafM;k% ikd
oYMZ di esa nf{k.k vÝhdk ds f[kykQ
ikfdLrku us igyh erZck thr ntZ
dh gSA bl thr ls mRlkfgr Vhe ds
dksp odkj ;quwl çsl dkaÝsal dj jg
FksA ysfdu vpkud gh mudk ewM
cny x;kA njvly] eSp thr ds
,d ?kaVs ckn gh ikfdLrku Vhe fQj
ls fookn esa iM+ xbZ] tc dksp odkj
çsl d‚UÝsal ds nkSjku ,d f[kykM+h ls
rdjkj gksus dh ckcr iwNs tkus ij
m[kM+ x,A
ehfM;k esa bl ckr dks ysdj vVdysa
py jgh Fkh fd eSp ls igys ukflj
te'ksn [kjkc çn'kZu ds ckotwn Vhe
esa tes Fks vkSj tc odkj ls bl ckjs
esa iwNk x;k Fkk fd nf{k.k vÝhdk ds
f[kykQ eSp esa peds fodsVdhij
ljQjkt dks igys D;ksa ugha Vhe esa
j[kk x;k FkkA rks tokc esa dksp odkj
us dgk fd p;u esa dksbZ jktuhfr
ugha gksrhA ehfM;k dks blesa jktuhfr
utj vkrh gSA ;s nqHkkZX;iw.kZ gSA
tc muls Mªsflax :e esa ljQjkt ls
dfFkr rdjkj ds ckjs esa iwNk x;k rks
mUgksaus dgk fd vc çsl d‚UÝsal [kRe
djus dk le; gSA ,sls csodwQkuk
lokyksa ds fy, esjs ikl le; ugha gSA
ehfM;k ds loky ls HkM+ds ikd dksp odkj
ubZ fnYyhA Hkkjrh; fØdsV Vhe ds
dIrku egsUæ flag /kkSuh vkSj lQyrk
dk pksyh&nkeu dk lkFk gSA /kkSuh
vk, fnu ,d ls c<+dj ,d fjd‚MZ
vius uke djrs tk jgs gSaA cs'kd
/kkSuh us VsLV fØdsV esa fons'kksa esa
mruh lQyrk gkfly ugha dh gks
exj fons'kh ljteha ij Vhe dks
lcls T;knk ouMs eSp ftrkus okys oks
igys Hkkjrh; dIrku cu x, gSaA
mUgksaus Vhe bafM;k ds iwoZ dIrku
lkSjHk xkaxqyh dk fjd‚MZ rksM+ fn;k
vkSj fons'kh ljteha ij viuh dIrkuh
esa Vhe dks lcls T;knk thr fnykus
dk fjd‚MZ vius uke dj fy;kA
Hkkjrh; Vhe us oYMZ di ds yhx
eqdkcys esa tSls gh osLVbaMht ds
f[kykQ pkj fodsV ls thr ntZ dh
/kkSuh oSls gh ,d dIrku ds rkSj ij
Hkkjrh; Vhe dks fons'kksa esa ouMs
fØdsV esa lcls T;knk thr fnykus
okys dIrku cu x,A osLVbaMht ds
f[kykQ /kkSuh dh dIrkuh esa fons'k esa
[ksyk x;k ;g 112oka eSp Fkk vkSj
59oha thrA ;kuh /kkSuh dh dIrkuh esa
Vhe bafM;k us fons'k esa 112 eSp [ksys
gSa ftlesa 59 eSpksa esa thr vkSj 41
eSpksa esa gkj feyh gSA
/kkSuh ls igys xkaxqyh fons'kh ljte-
ha ij Hkkjrh; Vhe dks lcls T;knk
ouMs eSpksa esa thr fnykus okys dIrku
FksA xkaxqyh dh dIrkuh esa Hkkjrh;
Vhe us fons'kksa esa 110 ouMs eSp [ksys
ftlesa ls Vhe dks 58 esa thr vkSj 47
eSpksa esa gkj dk lkeuk djuk iM+k
FkkA /kkSuh vkSj xkaxqyh ls igys fon-
s'kh ljteha ij ouMs esa thr fnykus
ds ekeys esa lcls lQy dIrku
dfiy nso FksA
/kkSuh cus lcls lQy dIrku
iFkZA Hkkjrh; cYysckt jksfgr 'kekZ v‚LVªsfy;k esa ,d vutku yM+dh ds lkFk
lkoZtfud txgksa ij oä fcrkrs utj vk jgs gSaA chlhlhvkbZ us fo'o di ds
nkSjku f[kykfM+;ksa dks iRuh ;k xyZÝsaM ds lkFk #dus dh vuqefr ugha nh gSA
,sls esa ;g ppkZ tksjksa ij gS fd ;g yM+dh dkSu gS D;k ;g jksfgr dh ubZ
xyZÝsaM gS ;k fdlh cqdh }kjk jksfgr dks Qalkus ds fy, fcNk;k x;k tky
gS
ftl yM+dh ds lkFk jksfgr ?kwers fn[k jgs gSa oks Vhe gksVy ds ikl gh Ýstj
lqbV~l gksVy esa #dh gqbZ gSaA jksfgr oä fudkydj iSny gh Ýstj lqbV~l
dh rjQ fudy iM+rs gSaA ,d 'kke dks os Ýstj lqbV~l gksVy ds ikl gh
gksVy Økmu esa igqapsA bl nkSjku yM+dh Hkh muds lkFk FkhA fMuj ds ckn
nksuksa ds lkFk f'k[kj /kou o fojkV dksgyh Hkh fn[ksA eqykdkr ds nkSjku dksgyh
us Hkh ,d yM+dh dks xys yxk;k vkSj fQj vyfonk Hkh dgkA blds ckn fojkV
ml yM+dh ds lkFk vk, yM+ds ls Hkh xys feysA fojkV ds lkFk f'k[kj Hkh
gksVy ykSV x,] ysfdu jksfgr ogha #ds jgsA os mlds lkFk VSDlh esa cSBdj
dgha pys x,A xkSjryc gS fd jksfgr blh yM+dh ds lkFk igys Hkh iFkZ esa
ns[ks tk pqds gSaA ;w,bZ ls gq, fo'o di ds fiNys eqdkcys ls igys jksfgr bl
yM+dh ds lkFk iFkZ dh xfy;ksa esa ?kwers utj vk, FksA
lkeus vkbZ jksfgr ’kekZ dh ,d lPpkbZ

15. Health15 ubZ fnYyh] 9 ekpZ] ls 15 ekpZ 2015
yanuA 'kjhj esa v‚Dlhtu dh vfr-
fjä ek=k dSalj ls yM+us esa Hkh
lgk;d gks ldrh gSA oSKkfudksa us
,d rktk 'kks/k esa ;g nkok fd;k gSA
bl 'kks/k ls dSalj ds mipkj dh
fn'kk esa Økafrdkjh cnyko vkus dh
mEehn gSA
'kks/k esa dgk x;k gS fd vfrfjä
v‚Dlhtu 'kjhj esa Vîwej ls yMus
okyh dksf'kdkvksa dks tkxzr djus dh
{kerk j[krh gSA 'kks/kdrkZvksa us dgk
fd okrkoj.k dh 21 Qhlnh
v‚Dlhtu dh rqyuk esa 40 ls 60
Qhlnh v‚Dlhtu dks lkal ds tfj,
ysuk csgn ykHkdkjh gSA
oSKkfudksa dk dguk gS fd djhc 30
lkyksa ds v/;;u ls lkeus vk;k ;g
fu"d"kZ dSalj ls yM+us esa dkjxj gks
ldrk gSA dSalj ls nqfu;kHkj esa
lkykuk 80 yk[k yksxksa dh ekSr gks
tkrh gSA lkal ds tfj, vfrfjä
v‚Dlhtu ysus dh bl çfØ;k ls
dSalj bE;wuksFkSjsih esa vkSj csgrj
ifj.kke feyus dh mEehn tkxh gSA
dSalj ls yM+us esa
ennxkj gS vkWDlhtu lkQ gok esa lkal ysuk veweu lHkh
ds fy, lsgrean ekuk tkrk gS] ysfdu
cPps ds fy, ,d vkSj Hkh Qk;nsean
gSA rktk 'kks/k ds eqrkfcd lkQ gok
cPps ds QsQM+s ds fy, ykHknk;d gSA
'kks/k ds vuqlkj cPps ds vklikl
lkQ gok eqgS;k djkus dh dksf'k'k
cpiu esa mlds QsQMs+ dh lsgr ds
fy, vPNk rks gS gh] ;g Hkfo"; esa Hkh
mlds fy, Qk;nsean jgrk gSA 'kks/k
ds nkSjku ik;k x;k fd dSfyQksfuZ;k
esa 1994 ls 2011 ds nkSjku çnw"k"k.k
dk Lrj fxjus ls cPpksa ds QsQM+ksa ds
LokLF; esa lq/kkj ns[kk x;kA
‘’kksèkdÙkkvksa dk ekuuk gS] fd geus
ns[kk fd pkj lky dh vof/k esa cPpksa
ds QsQMksa dh {kerk esa 10 Qhlnh
rd dk lq/kkj gqvkA v/;;u ds
nkSjku 90 ds n'kd ds e/; esa cPpksa
ds lsgr dh rqyuk 2007 ls 2011 dh
vof/k esa cPpksa ds LokLF; ls dh xbZA
cPpksa ds QsQM+ksa ds fy, t:jh gS lkQ gok
dWUtsukbVy Dyc
QqV ,d ,slk jksx gS]
ftlesa tUe ls gh
cPps ds iSjksa esa
Vs<+kiu jgrk gSA
Dyc QqV ls çHkkfor
yxHkx 50 çfr'kr
cPpksa esa ,slk Vs<+kiu
nksuksa iSjksa esa gksrk
gSA
dkj.k
cPpk tc eka dh cPpsnkuh esa fodflr gks jgk gksrk gS] rc f'k'kq ds
fodkl dh çfØ;k vojksf/kr gks tkrh gSA bl otg ls mlds iSjksa esa
fo—fr ¼frjNkiu ;k Vs<+kiu½ vk tkrh gSA
y{k.k
&cPps ds iSj dk vanj dh rjQ eqMukA
&cPps dk yaxM+kdj pyukA
&cSBus ij ihfM+r cPps dh ,M+h tehu ls mBh
jgrh gSA
&iSj ds ckgjh fdukjs ls pyus yxukA
tkap% iSnk gksus ls iwoZ Hkkoh eka dh vYVªk lksuksxzkQh] ckn esa ,Mokal
dslst esa ,Dl&js] lh-Vh- LdSu vkSj ,e-vkj-vkbZ- tkapsa djk;h tkrh gSaA
lkekU; fpfdRlk 'kq#vkrh nkSj esa M‚DVj dh lykg ds vuqlkj IykLVj
p<+kus vkSj LVªsfiax ¼gkFk ls iats dks lh/kk djus dk ç;kl djuk vkSj
ekfy'k djuk½ vkSj QqV fLifYVax vkfn ds bLrseky ls bl chekjh dks
90 çfr'kr rd v‚ijs'ku ds cxSj Bhd fd;k tk ldrk gSA
blds fy, ihfM+r cPps dks vLirky esa HkrhZ ugha fd;k tkrkA
fQft;ksFksjsih Hkh bl leL;k ds lek/kku esa lgk;d gSA
lftZdy fpfdRlk iSj dk Vs<+kiu cgqr vf/kd gksus ij ;k bykt nsj ls
çkjaHk djus ij v‚ijs'ku gh ,dek= fodYi gSA vk;q ds vuq:i v‚ijs'ku
dh fofHkUu fLFkfr;ka gSa] tks 9 eghus ls ysdj 10 o"kZ dh vk;q ds cPpksa
ij dh tkrh gSaA
vR;k/kqfud v‚ijs'ku
i)fr }kjk ;g v‚ijs'ku ,d NksVs ls phjs ls gh laHko gSA v‚ijs'ku ds
ckn ihfM+r cPps dks dsoy nks fnuksa rd gh vLirky esa jguk iM+rk gSA
iSj yxHkx iwjh rjg ls Bhd gks tkrs gSaA
cPps ds pyuk 'kq: djus dh mez ls igys gh ;g v‚ijs'ku djuk csgrj
gksrk gSA
frjNs iSj gks tk,axs lh/ks
'kks/kdrkZvksa us fpark vkSj ruko ls tqM+s
,d thu dk irk yxk;k gSA
'kks/kdrkZvksa dk dguk gS fd xksekQw
uked thu rukoiw.kZ ifjfLFkfr;ksa esa
fnekx dh lfØ;rk dks le>us esa
lgk;d gks ldrk gSA ;wfuoflZVh v‚Q
dSfyQksfuZ;k ds fVeksFkh czsMh us dgk]
tc xksekQw dke ugha djrk gS rks
O;ogkj esa bl çdkj ds cnyko fn[kkbZ nsrs gSa tSls vkerkSj ij O;xzrk ¼,aXtkbVh½]
vkSj fltksÝsfu;k esa ns[kus dks feyrs gSaA ;g thu ,d yack vkSj u‚u&&dksfMax
vkj,u, gS] tks fd tad Mh,u, ls tqM+k gksrk gSA dqN oä igys rd ekuk tkrk
Fkk fd ekuo 'kjhj ds 98 Qhlnh thukse fuf"Ø; gksrs gSa vkSj budh dksbZ Hkwfedk
ugha gksrhA bUgsa tad Mh,u, dh Js.kh esa j[kk tkrk jgk gSA
ruko ds dkj.k thu dk irk pysxk
yanuA oSKkfudksa dh ,d Vhe us dSalj
ds bykt dh fn'kk esa cM+h dke;kch
gkfly dh gSA oSKkfudksa dh lgk;rk
ls dSalj LVse lsyksa dks fuf"Ø; djus
esa lQy jgs gSaA oSKkfudksa us fofHkUu
çdkj ds dSalj ij blds ijh{k.k dks
nksgjk;kA oSKkfudksa us bl çfØ;k esa
ik;k fd xzsQhu dh lgk;rk ls fcuk
vU; lsyksa dks uqdlku igqapk,] dSalj
lsyksa dks fu'kkuk cuk;k tk ldrk gSA
bl 'kks/k ds tfj, fo"kghu inkFkZ ls
fofHkUu çdkj ds dSalj ds bykt dk
jkLrk [kqy ldsxkA xzsQhu v‚DlkbM
ikuh esa fLFkj jgrk gSA blesa
ck;ksesfMdy xq.k Hkh gSaA ;g lsy ls
fpiddj mlls tqM+h çfØ;kvksa dks
jksdus esa l{ke gksrk gSA mUgksaus dgk
fd bl çfØ;k esa lcls [kkl ckr ;g
ikbZ xbZ fd xzsQhu v‚DlkbM [kqn
dSaljjks/kh dh rjg dke djrk gSA
xzsQhu dSalj dh ÁHkkoh nok
d‚Qh dk lsou ekufld LokLF; ds
fy, ykHknk;d lkfcr gks ldrk gS]
D;ksafd ;g dsaæh; Luk;qra= dh
[krjukd chekjh eYVhiy
LDysjksfll¼,e,l½ ds [krjs dks de
djrk gSA ,d u, v/;;u esa ;g
ckr lkeus vkbZ gSA blls igys dbZ
v/;;u esa ;g Hkh lkfcr gks pqdk
gS fd d‚Qh ikfdaZlu o vYtkbej
tSls jksxksa ds [krjs dks Hkh dkQh
gn rd de djus esa lgk;d gSA
vesfjdk ds ckYVheksj esa t‚u
g‚ifdal ;wfuoflZVh ds Ldwy v‚Q
esfMflu esa bl v/;;u ds ys[kd
,yu e‚jh ds vuqlkj] d‚Qh dk
lsou ,e,l ls Hkh gesa lqj{kk çnku
dj ldrk gSA blls bl fopkj dks
cy feyrk gS fd nok,a efLr"d dks
Hkh çHkkoh <ax ls lqj{kk çnku dj
ldrh gSaA
v/;;u esa d‚Qh ugha ihus okys
yksxksa dh rqyuk esa fnuHkj esa pkj
ls Ng di d‚Qh dk lsou djus
okys yksxksa esa eYVhiy LDysjksfll
dk [krjk ,d ls vk/ks çfr'kr rd
de ns[kk x;kA
v/;;u dk fu"d"kZ okf'kaxVu Mhlh
esa 18&25 vçSy dks vesfjdu
vdkneh v‚Q U;wjksy‚th dh 67oha
lkykuk cSBd ds nkSjku lk>k fd;k
tk,xkA
dkWQh ds lsou ds Qk;ns
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utfj, ls Hkh
csgn vPNk ekuk
tkrk gSA
oSKkfudksa us
blls tqM+h ,d
vkSj [kwch dk irk
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'kks/kdrkZvksa dk
dguk gS fd
yglqu QsQM+ksa ds
laØe.k ls Hkh
cpkus esa dkjxj gks ldrk gSA 'kks/k ds eqrkfcd yglqu esa ik, tkus okys ,d
jlk;u esa vkuqokaf'kd chekjh flfLVd Qkbczksfll ds nkSjku QsQM+ksa ds laØe.k
dk dkj.k cuus okys cSDVhfj;k dks ekjus dh {kerk gSA ;g cSDVhfj;k
,aVhck;ksfVd ds f[kykQ mPp çfrjks/kh {kerk j[krk gSA yglqu esa ik;k tkus
okyk rRo ,fyflu bl cSDVhfj;k ds f[kykQ dkjxj bykt gks ldrk gSA
oSKkfudksa dks mEehn gS fd bl cSDVhfj;k ds f[kykQ ,aVhck;ksfVDl esa ,fyflu
dks feykdj dkjxj nok cu ldrh gSA
yglqu QsQM+ksa ds laØe.k ls yM+ ldrk gS
vejhdh 'kks/kdrkZvksa ds vuqlkj ,d
dqÙkk Fkk;j‚;M dSalj lwa?kus esa lQy
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dSalj dh igpku dh] mudh chekjh
ds ckjs esa igys ls dksbZ tkudkjh ugha
FkhA 'kks/kdrkZvksa us 34 ejhtksa ij
ç;ksx fd;kA
ÝSadh dks dSalj dk irk yxkus esa 88
çfr'kr lQyrk feyhA
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cSBd esa bl ç;ksx ds ifj.kke dh
?kks"k.kk djrs gq, 'kks/kny us dgk fd
bl dqÙks esa lwa?kus dh vn~Hkqr {kerk
gSA
dSalj fjlpZ] dk dguk gS] fd dqÙks
dk ç;ksx djuk vO;kogkfjd gksxk
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dh {kerk ds irk yxus ls u, ç;ksxksa
dh fn'kk [kqy ldrh gSA
Fkk;j‚;M xzafFk euq"; ds xys esa ikbZ
tkrh gSA bldk dke 'kjhj dk
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gSA Fkk;j‚;M dSalj foy{k.k gSA
vkerkSj ij bldh igpku euq"; ds
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lqb;ksa ds tfj, dksf'kdkvksa dks fud-
kydj mudh tk¡p djds dh tkrh
gSA
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vfu;af=r gks tkrh gSaA buesa fof'k"V
rjg ds jlk;u cuus yxrs gSa vkSj
buls 'kjhj esa vfLFkj dkcZfud
;kSfxd lzkfor gksrs gSaA isV vkSj QsQM+s
ds dSalj dk irk yxus ds ekeys esa
igys Hkh dqÙkksa dk lQy ç;ksx fd;k
tk pqdk gSA
dqÙkksa esa lwa?kus dh {kerk euq";ksa ls 10
xquk T;knk gksrh gS vkSj dqÙks dSalj ls
vkus okyh fo'ks"k xa/k dks igpku
ldrs gSaA blls igys ;wfuoflZVh v‚Q
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ç;ksx esa fn[kk;k Fkk fd çf'kf{kr dqÙks
Fk‚;j‚;M ls ihMf़r yksxksa vkSj LoLFk
yksxksa ds is'kkc dh xa/k ds vk/kkj ij
QdZ dj ldrs gSaA
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