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National Weekly Political News Bulletin & Beyond dUVªh ,.M ikWyhfVDl Country & Politics o"kZ % 3 vad % 27 ubZ fnYyh 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 ewY; % 2@& i`"B % 16 (Korea Foundation Visiting Professor to Department of East Asian Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Delhi) New Ships Enter the Market in 2015 Page Page 13 countryandpolitics.in Page 5 9 President of India Lays Foundation Stone of Prayer Hall and Inaugurates Old-Age Home and School Building of Bharat Sevashram Sangha ew Delhi: The President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee laid the Foundation Stone of a Prayer Hall and Inaugurated the Old-Age Home and Pranava-nanda International School Building of Bharat Sevashram Sangha at Village Wazirpur, Gurgaon. Speaking on the occasion, the President said that the Sangha is launching a series of celebrations beginning with this cere-mony to mark its Centenary Year in 2017. Bharat Sevashram Sangha (BSS) was founded by Acharya Sreemat Swami Pranava-nandaji Maharaj. Swami Pranava-nandaji was born in 1896 at Bajitpur in present-day Bangladesh. At a young age, he actively participated in the revolutionary movement in Bengal and in 1924, at the age of 28 years, he was initi-ated into Sanyas. To Swamiji, Bharat Sevashram Sangha was a medium to lib-erate the society from social injustice, inequality, backwardness and supersti-tious beliefs. The President said that BSS today has over one hundred branches and 550 sub-units or Milan Mandirs. It has 23 branches outside the country, in the US, UK, Canada and others, that propagate Vedic philosophy and the rich cultural heritage of our country. The President said that BSS is engaged in a host of social welfare activities all over the country. It is contributing towards development of the people at large, and in particular the financially-weak and neg-lected sections. Though these aspects form Government’s topmost public wel-fare agenda, cooperation in this direction can be provided from non-governmental agencies. BSS is contributing in the spheres of health, education and self-employment. In the healthcare sector, BSS is running a number of hospitals, clinics and mobile dispensaries. The President recalled having inaugurated a multi-specialty hospital in Kolkata in 2010. He stated that BSS has also played a dili-gent role in rescue and relief operations during natural calamities such as during the devastating floods in Uttarakhand last year and in Jammu and Kashmir recently. N I don’t endorse six-pack or eight pack abs: Akshay Kumar
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Columns 3 ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 India improves its ranking in Corruption Perception Index Safety of labours employed in unorganized sector A young electrician had died after falling from a high rise building in Mulund. In such cases, safety precautions should be taken by suitably wearing a safety T r a n s p a r e n c y harness or even a rope tied around the waist and affixed to a strong point so that the worker will not fall on the ground. A person must monitor his movements to check if a ladder is required. He will affix the same and ensure that it is held safely etc. Such inci-dents only show that we are least bothered about workmen’s safety. The building’s watchman or some member of the family who called the worker should aid, assist and keep a watchful eye on him (he can pass tool or some equipment required by him). Our nation faces huge shortage of trained electricians. Many of them possess minimal knowledge about the trade but continue to perform their work for earning their liveli-hood. Precautions must also be taken while working in enclosed spaces. Many times, we find unskilled workers engaged in some work on sewage pipes and manholes. Presence of H2S gas and lack of oxygen can kill people if there is lack of effective mon-itoring. This only goes to show that we consider manual work as menial and our men-tality is “Let him work, it is none of my business to help him”. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not paying attention to issues such as skill develop-ment, safety of workmen and is involved in getting himself photographed in various attires. He is making announcement of schemes not inside the parliament (during ses-sion) but outside. Modi should announce such schemes in the Parliament and attend the Parliamentary session as much as he can. Social Activist Anna Hazare has rightly said that the PM has misguided the people on the issue of bringing black money from foreign countries. Few days back, Janata Dal (U) President Sharad Yadav had said in the house that the government won’t be able to bring back even a “ phuti kaudi”. Yes, how can you when you cannot detect that an unqualified person is heading an engineering department in Noida and amassing wealth. You want to bring Dawood back but what action will you take against him? There is a need of silent and sincere work which will pave way for the nation’s development and tackle the Maoist insurgency. You cannot eradicate Maoists by wearing different hats and getting yourselves photographed (even Rajnath Singh and Amit Shah are seen wearing hats) while the CRPF men are losing their lives. A little more seriousness is required to address the nation’s internal security problems International’s Annual Survey ranked India as less corrupt nation than China. This is for the first time in 18 years as a nationwide outcry against corruption helped lift global perceptions of the South Asian nation. In the annual ranking of least-corrupt nations, India jumped 10 places from its ranking last year to 85th out of the 175. China dropped 20 places in the ranking to number 100. The last time, India performed better than China in the rankings was in 1996. Both n a t i o n s h e l d the same rankings in 2006 and 2007. The Berlin-based watch-dog studied multilateral banks, big foundations and other international institu-tions about the level of cor-ruption in different coun-tries to come up with its annual Corruption Perceptions Index which was used for the rankings. “Insights on India helped as avenue protests and national elections focused the world’s largest democ-racy’s attention on corrup-tion”, stated the Berlin-based watchdog. The need to cleanse the system led to the passage of anti-corruption laws and the formation of a new gov-ernment. Prime Minister Narendra Modi led BJP government came into power by promising to fight corruption. Transparency International India execu-tive director Ashutosh Kumar Mishra awarded credit to the anti-corruption movement sparked by Gandhian Anna Hazare. His high-profile protests helped force the previous government to frame a number of anti-corruption bills. While a small break-through has been achieved, our country still has a long way to go before it can come close to the least-corrupt nations like Denmark, Australia, Canada and Singapore. “To improve India’s rank-ings Modi has to take action to pass and imple-ment anti-corruption laws immediately”, quoted Mr. Mishra. Anna Hazare has won the battle against corruption but war is remaining. Earlier, the Gandhian had gone on fasting in the glis-tening Sun and intended to stay there until his death unless the government concurs on the issue of consider-ing a power-ful law that could disem-b a r r a s s Indian politics of the scourge of corruption. Corruption exists every-where. It is a question of degree. Some countries are almost totally honest while others are highly dis-honest and there are many others in between. Every person scorns corruption in our social milieu. But it does not mean that a per-son keeps himself aloof from the issue of corrup-tion. Corruption in India has already traversed its mark. Every one knows that corruption is a term of closely coupled with an illegitimate, wicked or an illicit act done eventually in official conduct. Corruption is the origin of all other tribulations that our country faces. Let us look this issue with refer-ence to India. Our nation faces myriad problems like poverty, unemployment, illiteracy, pollution; external threats and underdevelop-ment. But having a glimpse at all these problems faced by India as well as Indians one might notice that cor-ruption plays a major role in making these issues even bigger. Corruption is affecting India’s economic growth. Corruption is an obstinate problem. It is like blood pressure, can only be con-trolled, but not perfectly purged. Mamata’s simplicity: A Brand of Honesty exposed? “Mamata (Banerjee) ‘didi’ had said that she doesn’t know who Amit Shah is. I am Amit Shah. I am a minor office-bearer of BJP. You can do whatever you choose. I am here to uproot Trinamool Congress from Bengal.” Vaidehi Taman Through the above state-ment by Amit Shah at a huge gathering at Esplanade on Sunday, it seems that Amit Shah has started a count-down clock for 2016 assem-bly elections in West Bengal (WB). Narendra Modi’s man and his attitude is all set for BJPs win in WB. TMC might have never dreamt of getting a jolt from BJP instead of Congress and the Left. Meanwhile, an aggressive Trinamool Congress tried to duck under the bouncers hurled by Amit Shah against the party and their chief Mamata Banerjee. Surprisingly, there is no fitted reply from Banerjee or her party leaders to Amit Shah. I am sure, a lady like her will soon break out against BJP’s national chief. Anyway, a change is required for the transforma-tion of the state and its time Bengal get its lost glory back. Just like Mamata rang the ‘Death Bell’ for Left gov-ernment before ousting them. It seems that BJP rang the same bell for TMC and from the same place. West Bengal has seen a Chief Minister like Dr. Bidhan Chandra Ray who was committed to do devel-opment work for the state. He was the second Chief Minister of West Bengal. He remained in his post for 14 years as an Indian National Congress candidate, from 1948 until his death in 1962. He was a highly respected physician and a renowned freedom fighter. Bidhan Roy is often considered as the great architect. Roy brought unity and discipline amongst the party ranks. He then systematically and calmly began to work on the immense task. Within three years, law and order was returned to Bengal without compromising the dignity and status of his adminis-tration. State was always blessed with good leaders. After his death, nasty poli-tics swallowed the political system of the state. No doubt, Mamata is a good leader but she failed on many fronts. Banerjee has taken Bengal from the hands of Communist mis-rule. Employment genera-tion is at a standstill because of her policies and goons. Now, her goons are killing industry executives and owners. Mamata her-self comes to the streets to protest instead of govern-ing. In 2011, Banerjee pulled off a landslide victory for the TMC-Congress alliance in West Bengal by defeating the 34-year old Communist Party of India (Marxist)-led Left Front government, until then the world’s longest-serving democratically-elected communist govern-ment. She opposed forceful land acquisition for industri-alisation by the then com-munist government in West Bengal for Special Economic Zones at the cost of agriculturalists and farm-ers. In 2012, Time magazine named her one of the “100 most influential People in the World”. In September 2012, Bloomberg Markets magazine listed her among the 50 most influential peo-ple in the world of finance. The impulsive TMC leader was voted in May 2013 as India’s most honest politician in an cont... to Page 11
4 Delhi/ NCR ew Delhi: An evening full of exci tements- food, drinks, music, dance, art and a powerful fashion show at the thriving colorful lighted grounds of Hungarian Embassy added a lot to the relationship with Indian art and culture circle of Delhi. “We are open to new-fangled and contemporary ways of our relationship with India. Hungary is a picturesque coun-try with warmhearted and affec-tionate people. We welcome you all to our coun-try to be part of our art & culture” said H.E. Szilveszter Bus new Ambassador of Hungar ian Embassy in India on the occa-sion of a well-carved informal rendezvous at New Delhi. “The best way to promote and devel-op relations between two coun-tries is to bring in people from art and culture together” said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios and Chairperson for Indo Hungarian Film Association. The evening was attended by the who’s who of Delhi art, cul-ture, f i lm, television, media, diplomats, socialites, business houses and Hungarian people. Five World Records in Media Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios is having many different caps to wear. He has been Chai rperson for Indo Hungarian Film Association and recipient of important awards f rom Hungary too” informed Tibor Kovacs Director Hungarian Information And Cultural Center in Delhi at a grand function at Embassy of Hungary, New Delhi. “We are proud to be associated with Sandeep Marwah who has done enough for Indo Hungarian relat ionship to be recognized today at this cultural evening” said H.E. Szi lveszter Bus Ambassador of Hungary in India while handing over the memen-to. The evening was full of presen-tation of food, drinks, music, art, dance, dresses and people from Hungary. People from all strata of life including art & culture, business and professions a t t e n d - ed the g a l a evening. ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 Sandeep Marwah Honored by Hungarian Ambassador in Delhi N (DEVELOPMENT C OMMU N I C A - TION NETWORK) New Delhi: The Vice President of India Shri M. Hamid Ansari inaugurated the “20th Anniversary cele-brations of Charkha ( D e v e l o p m e n t Communication Network)” at a function here today. Addressing on the occa-sion, he said that Charkha organization is doing com-mendable work in the field of development communi-cation and serving the poor and needy, especially those living in areas of conflict and in remote and backward regions. He said that he had learnt so much today about remarkable initiatives of late Sanjoy Ghose, the founder of Charkha and all its mem-bers. He congratulated Charkha and everyone associated with it for their commendable work and wished them all success in their future endeavours in the decades to come.
National 5 (Korea Foundation Visiting Professor to Department of East Asian Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Delhi) I have become an Indian by now and Indian Blood flows in me Pramesh Jain The Chief Minister’s Police Investiture Ceremony was held at KSRP Ground koramangala, 75 officers being honoured The Chief Minister’s Police Medal for the Meritorious Service done by them in the year 2013,and it was Awarded to the officers by Karnataka Chief Minister Shri Siddarammaiah and Home Minister K. J. George, Chief Secretary Koushik Mukherjee, Kempaiah Retired IPS and Advisor to Home Minister, DG & IGP, Lalrokhuma Pachau, Sushanth Mahapatra, Sunil Kumar Agarwal ,Raghavendra Auradkar ADGP KSRP and all other senior offi-cers and retired officers with their family members and all DCP’s and ACP’s Were present at this occa-sion. The Chief Minister’s Police Medal is being given from the year 1982 to the officers and staff and the officers and staff is selected by their seniors by seeing their Meritorious Service done in their serv-ice as being prompt and efficient to work and main-taining Good Law and order situation and detect-ed many complicated and High Complicated cases and have done the work in Professional Manner, like maintaining good Traffic and making crime rate less by avoiding acci-dents, and a Commendable job to the society. The Seventy Five Officers who has received the CM Gold Medal For their Meritorious Service Done in the year 2013 are:Dr.S.D.Sharnappa, IPS, Smt S. Savitha, SP State Intelligence Security, S h r i . B Devendrappa,Commanda nt of KSRP, Shri. V S Nayak, ASSt Commandant, KSRP, Shri. K N Madaiah, A S P, S h r i . R a m g o n d Basargi, Dysp CID,Shri. C Gopal Dysp CID, Shri. Umesh G Shetty, Dysp L o k a y u k t a , S h r i . M Narayan,Dysp Lokayukta, Shri Shambulinga Bair, Dysp, Shri.G Goutham,PI, Mahadevapura PS, Shri Krishna K Lamani,PI, Yeshwanthpur PS,Shri B U Pradeep, PI, K P A g r a h a r a , P S , S h r i Mohammed Babu,PI Amruthahalli PS, Shri B Cheluvaraju PI, Shri G S Anil Kumar,PI, CID, Shri. M R Gotham, PI, lokayuk-ta, Shri. Mohammed M u k k h a r a m , P I , Lokayukta,Shr i . thomas Mathew,Special RPI, Shri. R A Chiggari, RPI, KSRP, Shri. A Muthappa, RPI KSRP, Shri. B K Kishore Kumar, CPI, Attibele PS, Shri.K S a m m e v u l l a , C P I , C h a l l e k e r e PS,Shri.Shivanna Gowda P a t i l , C P I , S h r i . E Kalikrishna,PI,Shri.H M M a h a d e v a p p a , C P I , Shri.Narasimhamurthy,PI, Halasuru Gate Traffic PS,Shri.Shivaswamy,PSI Upparpet Traffic,Smt.P.N. Eshwari, WPSI Jayanagar PS,Shri Mirja Ali Raja,PSI Banaswadi PS, Shri.R Diwakar, PSI, TTM/TMC, Shri.N C Mallikarjun,PSI Kalasipalya PS, Smt.R H e m a l a t h a , W P S I , A u d u g o d i P S , S h r i . K a l l a p p a . S . K h a r a t h , P S I V V I P Security,Shri. Basangowda K Patil, PSI, Shri R Sathyanarayanrao, PSI, Shri.M Y bajranthi, R S I , K S R P , S h r i . B R g a d d e k a r , P S , Shri.Chandappa B Chikkodi, PSI,Shri.P. Suresh, PSI, Shri. Abhay Prakash Somnall,PSI,Shri Srinivas V Allapur,PSI, Shri.B S Ravi, PSI, Shri. J a n a r d h a n r a o Bhojgadde,RSI,CAR,Shri. BA Bettegere,ASI,Shri. Gangarangaiah,ARSI,Shri. M o h a m m e d P e e r , P S I , S h r i . N Appaiahan,ASi,Shri. Puttegowda,ASI,Shri.Sure s h ,ASI ,Sh r i . J a y a r am S h e t t y , A S I , Shr i .D.Siddaraju,ASI , Smt.K R s u n i t h a ,WA S I , Smt . J J h a n s i Rani ,WHC,Smt .Muktha Bai,WHC, Shri.B P Muralidar, CHC, Shri, B T Surendra, AHC,Shri.C H Vasanth,CHC, Shri.D M Chowdegowda, AHC,Shri. D.Purshoutham, AHC, Shri.G Umesh, CHC, Shri. Kunjappa K Honnappa, A H C , S h r i . M M u n i r a j u , C H C , Shri.Muralidhar.B.Hujrathi, CHC, Shri. P Nagaraj, CHC, Shri. V M Venkatesh, AHC, Shri.Y Krishnamurthy, AHC, Shri.B Raghunath, CHC, Shri. G R Basavaraju, CHC,Shri. C V Nanjunda M u r t h y , C H C , S h r i . N a y e e m u l l a Khan,CHC,Shri.Ram,CHC, Shri. A Saggai Raj, A H C , S h r i . S h a j u Anthony,CHC,Smt.Sudha mani,WPC,have been rewarded by CM Siddarammaiah. cont... to Page 8 ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 Vivek Sharma New Delhi: He has graduated suma cum laude from Korea University, one of the top universi-ties in South Korea and pursued Chinese Literature for his Bachelor’s degree and English Literature in his Master’s course. India is widely known in Korea as the land of Princess Huh and King Kim Suro. It is known that an Indian princess, Princess Huh from Ayodhya travelled to Korea in the 1st Century A.D. to marry a Korean king, Kim Suro. Dr. Kim is a descendent of King Kim Suro’s clan and in keeping with this his-torical legacy, it might not be such a stretch to say that his love for India might be attested to this line-age. He came to India in the 8th August 1988 to join the M.A. course in English at Jawaharlal Nehru University. He continued his M.Phil and completed his Ph.D. in 1996. His mentor is Prof. Kapil Kapoor, one of the most eminent scholars in the English literature field in India. While Dr. D.Y. Kim was teaching tutorial English, he was invited to set up the B.A. pro-gramme of Korean Language in J.N.U. as a visiting professor. In 1998, he established the M.A. course in Korean language. After the successful establishment of M.A. programme, he was invited to University of Delhi for launching the Korean progamme. Now D.U. has two full-time and three part-time Korean language pro-grammes and is set to open its M.A. programme in 2015. His wife Dr. Y.S. Kim is also another Korean language scholar who completed her Ph.D in J.N.U and is a well-known Korean language educationalist. His three daugh-ters completed their education at D.P.S. R.K. Puram from primary to senior school after which they returned to Korea to join Seoul National University and Yonsei University. His long duration in India was not without its set of challenges. Coming from a moderate to cold climatic terrain, the scorching weather of the Indian summers and off and on supply of water in the early years needed some get-ting used to. Back in the 80s, Korea was a virtual unknown and he pledged to change the status of Korea’s obscurity in India through his academic and cultural efforts. In his circle of acquaintances and beyond, he is well known for his sheer passion for all things India. He published a few best sellers in Korea; ‘Indians whom cont.... to page 8 Staying in India for last 26years,I have become an Indian and Indian blood flows in me. Now When I go back to my own country, I miss the Indian environment and people” says Prof. Do-young Kim Medal to 75 Officers For the Meritorious Service Done By them in the Year-2013
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New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to telecom companies (telcos) Bharti Airtel Ltd, Vodafone India Ltd, Idea Cellular Ltd and Tata Teleservices Ltd in an appeal by the department of telecommunica-tion (DoT) challenging an April order of the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT). The TDSAT had ruled in April that the roaming agreements that three of these operators—Airtel, Vodafone and Idea—had signed in July 2010 were not ille-gal. After the operators had entered into these pacts, DoT issued show-cause notices to them and subsequently fined them around Rs.1,200 crore, following which the telcos approached TDSAT. Intra-circle roaming allows an operator to offer 3G services using spectrum allocat-ed to another operator, till such time as the first operator is allocated the necessary spectrum. A bench of jus-tices J. Chelameswar and S.A. Bobde said that it would consider the DoT’s application seeking stay of the TDSAT order which has allowed the companies to restart intra-circle roaming services. Tata and Aircel Ltd, too, had signed intra-circle roaming agreements but ended the pact after DoT issued notices to them. (Korea Foundation Visiting Professor to Department of East Asian Studies I met’, ‘Indians and Indian Culture’ and ‘I meet 1.2 billions of Indians’ for Korean readers to understand India. His publications try to show-case India from an innate understanding of India and its society acquired through his various studies and his personal encounters. He has made it his lifetime goal to facilitate a deeper understanding of and from both India and Korea. His contribution to Korean language and Korean studies in India is another definitive point in academic and cultural relations between the two nations. His books ‘Bharati Korean Basic’, ‘Bharati Korean Intermediate’ and ‘Bharati Korean Advanced’ serve as textbooks for Korean courses in University of Delhi, Central University of Jharkhand, Madadh University and Manipur University. He also pub-lished a series of Indian-learner-friendly diction-aries; Korean-English Students’ Dictionary in Romanized & Hindi Pronunciation, and English – Korean Students’ Dictionary. Both dictionaries are particularly useful for the Indian learner since they have the devanagiri for each Korean word. In Korean study field, a comparatively new academic field, most faculty members from J.N.U., D.U., English and Foreign Language University, Central University of Jharkhand and Manipur University are his disciples. In his capacity as the president of Association of Korean Language Educators in India which includes all the Korean language teachers, he has been holding All India level of Korean language education seminars for last 8 years. He is also a founding member of the Researchers’ Association of Studies on Korea. The Association has played host to annual international seminars on India-Korea relationship for the last 8 years, dealing with a plethora of issues such as inter-national affairs, economy, security, envi-ronment, society, history and culture between two countries. In addition, he has been pivotal in organizing the Korea Week and Korea Speech Contest each year with the most recent 7th All India Korean Language Speech Contest at University of Delhi held with aplomb. He is the sole Korean member of a govern-ing body of India-South Korea Friendship Association whose chairman is Mr. Shashak, the former secretary of Foreign ministry. This association is an important bridge for ties between the two countries. reporter.cnpn@gmail.com 8 ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 National Shri Krishna K Lamani-PI Of Yeshwanthpur and IO of Rector Murder case& it was very Sensational Murder case and has solved the case by doing very hard and efficient work by collecting all the evidence and investigated the case&arrested all accused,and has maintained good L&O situation in his limits& detected many cases, and made good image to the police Department. Shri.B U Pradeep-When he was PI Of K P Agrahara he has shot one notorious Rowdy Sheeter near Binny Mill old Canteen and has solved and detected many cases in his period and maintained good relationship with public. Shri.Narasimhamurthy- PI Of Halasuru gate traffic has been rewarded for collecting huge fine amount 1lakh and above and bring-ing crime rates down like road acci-dents has been totally decreased about 60% compared to before . Shivaswamy -PSI Upparpet Traffic who is a very polite and honest offi-cer in the police department who has Maintained good relationship with public and he is a people friend-ly police officer and has maintained good dignity with all his seniors and his seniors have encouraged him and have supported a lot to him to reach this level and this a first Award he is receiving in his 35 years serv-ice as CM Gold Medal from the Department. Siddarammaiah Said I congratulate the officers and staff who has received the Gold Medal and said they are working Tireless Job for us their work is very hectic,efficient, they should be more alert and dar-ing and bold enough to face any challenges comes to them at any time,& police should be people friendly with public when anyone comes to police station for register-ing FIR they should ask them to sit and should understand their prob-lem and if they are good at public even government will also get good name, and he said police officers responsibility is to take care of pub-lic health and wealth, and people should also cooperate with police and help them in investigation as people friendly police and said today in Bengaluru there are many cases of sexual assault on small children's are taking in school and it is schools responsibility and educa-tion department responsible to make security arrangements and safety of children than also our police have handled all the situation in an smooth way, The ATM case of Jyothi Uday who was brutally attacked on Nov 19th 2013 near corporation circle Is not yet traced from past 1 year and above as that was also Bank authorities negli-gence but also our police have han-dled it very smoothly and the henious crime on small children in school are not human beings they are worst then devil and finally Siddaramaiah congratulated all the officers and medal winners and said by seeing this officers other should also get motivated and do good service to the society He added. Medal to 75 Officers For the Meritorious Service Done By them in the Year-2013 Supreme Court issues notices to telecom firms on 3G pacts
Tourism 9 ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 Jh x.ks’kk; ue% Jh cnjh fnO; T;ksfr”k laLFkku T;ksfr"k tUei=h tUedq.Myh jkf’k jRu] fookg gou egk:nzkfHk"ksd jkek;.k] lqUnjdk.M ?kjsyq leL;k ukSdjh ‘’kknh vkilh >xM+s] ysu&nsu tSlh lHkh çdkj dh leL;kvksa dk lekèkku fu%’kqYd Add- A- 115, Piller No. 34- 35 Top Floor, Vikas Marg, Shakarpur, New Delhi- 110092 i0 eukst xkSM+ ¼‘kkL=h th½ eks0+91 9990807660, 9711409076 Furry Convention at Suburban Chicago Hotel Evacuated After Gas Leak A Hyatt Hotel in the Chicago suburb of Rosemont, Ill. was evacuated Sunday morning after chlorine gas was released, as reported by the Chicago Tribune. Nineteen people were sent to the hospital, afflicted with nausea and dizziness. First responders were called after a noxious odor was reported on the ninth floor of the hotel, and they detect-ed high levels of chlorine gas there. A hazmat crew found the source: Powdered chlorine in the floor’s stairwell. The building was decontaminated for two hours before guests were allowed to return. In a statement, Rosemont police stated that the manner of the chemical’s release “suggests an intentional act,” and a criminal investigation is underway. Many of the evacuees were attending Midwest Furfest, a convention centered on the arts as related to anthropo-morphic animals, or “furries.” Iowa couple Morgan Smejkal and Chris Delaney, convention attendees, expe-rienced the strong odor firsthand. “It was like when you walk into a pool. It was pungent,” Delaney told the Tribune. The pair said they got the word to evacuate via hotel staff and text messages from friends, as fire alarms didn’t go off throughout the entire hotel. Enter the Market in 2015 Just four new cruise ships are scheduled to enter serv-ice in 2015, a far cry from the building frenzy of years past. Of the four, three are sisters or evolved versions of ships already sailing. But the fourth is the highly anticipat-ed first ship from a brand-new cruise line, the Viking Star of Viking Ocean Cruises. Torstein Hagen, who founded Viking River Cruises but in years past led the beloved Royal Viking Line, is starting up the new cruise line that is virtually all-inclusive with practically everything bundled into the fare. Here are profiles of the Cruise Class of 2015. The 47,800-ton, 930-passenger Viking Star, scheduled for a May 17 christening, will have nothing but veranda staterooms, the smallest a roomy 270 square feet. The 14 two-room Explorer Suites range in size from 757 to 1,163 square feet and have wrap-around private verandas. The new Viking Ocean Cruises says the interior will be light-filled with an “understated elegance” and modern Scandinavian design. Among the public areas is a serene Wintergarden, which will serve afternoon tea amid a skylight ceiling and soothing harp music. The two-deck Explorers’ Lounge at the bow of each ship will feature double-height windows and a bar with “an extensive craft beer library.” The Theater will feature “soft and spacious sofa seating” from which to watch live per-formances and guest speakers. The line promises an extensive enrichment program that will include port talks on the destinations as well as lectures on history, art and culture. The ship also will show first-run films and destination-driven movies. Viking Star will have two swimming pools, one a stunning infinity pool cantilevered off the ship’s stern. In the evening, the deck space around the infinity pool will transform into the Aquavit Terrace for dining al fresco. The Main Pool has a retractable roof and also is the spot for watching movies on pleas-ant evenings. In keeping with Viking’s Nordic heritage, The Spa will feature the cen-turies- old tradition of the sauna. The ship will have a “snow grotto” with snowflakes gently falling through chilled air. Guests follow that up with warming time in the sauna. The Viking Star will have multiple restaurants in addition to the main dining room. The World Café will serve dishes from around the globe as well as regional specialties. Other options include more-intimate dining at The Chef’s Table, Italian grill and The Kitchen Table. What’s more, the ship will have an onboard cooking school to teach guests how to prepare local specialties.
International 10 New York: While Britain's Prince William meets with P r e s i d e n t B a r a c k Obama at the Oval Office on Monday and discusses illegal wildlife trafficking at the World Bank, his wife, Kate, will tour a child devel-opment center with New York City's first lady, Chirlane McCray. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in New York City on Sunday, the royal couple's first official visit to the U.S. and their first taste of the Big Apple. During their three-day trip, they'll be staying at the Carlyle Hotel, a favorite of William's mother, the late Princess Diana, when she frequently visited Manhattan in the 1990s. William and Kate, who are expecting their second child in April, have scheduled a full slate of events in New York, including a visit to the National Sept. ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 Kanchan Yadav complaint was received at the office of DCP Crime, that many are getting cheated in a Chain Link like business who are hailed from US and comes to Bengaluru and used to stay in Hotel and do meet-ings and seminar and based on the information, a high value meeting was called by Commissioner of Police M N Reddi,and with Addl CP Crime,P Harishekaran,Jt CP Crime Hemanth Nimbalkar,DCP Crime Abhishek Goyal,with all F&M Squad police were asked to attend the meeting and based on the instruction of Seniors, we formed a special team and a decoy of CCB was also par-ticipated in the seminars and marketing meeting of this chain link and after getting all the details about this as they are cheating many and with this our sleuths were alerted by the decoy and the squad swung into action and raided Room No 225 of hotel Capital in Raj Bhavan Road and there were 4 accused persons were arrested were identified as; 1) DENISE d/o DRIVER, 52 yrs, a NEW ZEALAND national. She is the Asia-Pacific Head in this "US based" Social Media Network. She has been camp-ing in Capital Hotel, Bengaluru since Oct 9 presenting PPTs & holding marketing sessions in which CCB also participated. And her Passport No LN575596, Hauraki Road, Tuvua Road 4, NEW ZEALAND has been seized, 2) Mohd Kurram s/o Mohd Iqbal, 44 yrs, r/o HBR Layout, Bengaluru. 3) Kiran Modi s/o Jithendra modi, 39 yrs, r/o BSK, Bengaluru. 4) Hithesh Modi s/o Jithendra Modi 42 yrs, r/o Bengaluru. and at the time of interrogation they confessed the crime as how they were luring mem-bers by telling that she is from New Zealand National and She is a the Asia Pacific Head in this US,based Social Media Network, and by explaining,advertising,and col-lecting Enrollment fee from new victims of YOBSN,Social Media Network MLM a fraud web based company(hosted from US)and run through a website as www.socialmedi-atechnologies. com. They used to lure the New Members with promise of Big money in USD $s and they used to tell them that by this you can create your own social media like Facebook, and by pushing the Creating Your Own Social Network,as a Tagline and with this they used to encourage members to bring more members and Growing their Pyramid on the Left & Right Side. They used to tell them that when a company like Facebook etc is making Billions of $s from social Network then why can't you make money, and with this many customer got attracted to them and joined with them. This Company runs with a website called, Smart Media Technologies,As any person can become a member by paying 8000 to 25000 INR,as pew their capacity they used to make them a members,and after becom-ing a member they were asked to Introduce Two Persons (Left & Right Member) to invest for which he would get 25% Bonus each as commission and as the Pyramid grows he would get more Bonus as members get increase in left and Right,he would get more Bonus.and each member is given a username/password from which they can see the commission earned and number of members intro-duced is meticulously accounted in the login itself,as in fact each user can see his pyramid and the amount of commission earned by it, and they revealed how they used to lure the members. According to their statement we investigated the docu-ments available with the accused persons and found that the ONLINE account of Miss Driver Denise has 2844 members in the Left Side and 29495 members on Right Side across the world,and she alone personally has col-lected around 50,00,00,000 INR worth Enrollment fees. Most of 'her' members belong to -2000 from US, 1700 from India, 28000 from Malaysia, 500 from New Zealand, 200 from Dubai,100 from Pakistan. Her members In India, are distributed pan- India:-> 300 from Karnataka,800 from Maharashtra, 100 from Delhi,100 from Punjab,300 from MP,100 from Hyderabad. Md Kurram also has 2000 members in his tree & claims to have received 10000 $ as commission.and he is also chain member of Miss Denise, The victims of this chain will go in search for new members and lure them by showing the huge bene-fits. If the new members fail to create further new mem-bers then the investment of the member goes in vein & thus he gets cheated for what ever money he has put in.The pyramid is bound to stuck at any point and the chain gets broken. As the chain breaks, all the members who have invested in the chain get cheated for the money invest-ed with the hope of getting Crores of rupees returns.This lure of earning Crores & crores of money is making the members to dupe other fresh members to get their invest-ments back.and in this Most of the members are youngsters who are losing their money by joining this company and it is said that as it is big Racket of May be Around 1000 Crores and with this we have arrested 4 persons successfully who is luring many by telling them that you can earn Crores. Any such circulation schemes are banned and is an offence. FIR is registered in CubbonPark PS as u/s 3, 4, 5 of Prize Chits and Money Circulation Scheme(ban) Act and 420 IPC.Action is also being proposed against the hotel for not sending Form C to FRRO and abetting the accused.The intimation is being given about the arrest of foreign national to the con-cerned. The other details of the scam, bank accounts, money transfer gateway, passport details etc are being verified by CCB and as the chain link is huge we will seek their police custody for further investigation about this scam as we have suspect they would have cheated around 1000 Crore INR, and with this Bengaluru Police M N Reddi,Addl CP Crime,P Harishekaran,Jt CP Crime Hemanth Nimbalkar has appreciated the whole team for the good job done by them said by DCP Crime Abhishek Goyal. International MLM Fraud Worth Millions of USDs $ Busted by CCB A Royal Couple: Obama Visit, Child Development Tour
Crime/ Education 11 ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 Fake Visa Racket Busted BY CCB Police Spl. Correspondent A Complaint was received in the office of DCP Crime from US consulate Chennai that many appli-cants are applying with fake supporting docu-ments. and the same was alerted to all the states and With this inputs received from DCP Crime From US Consulate to CCB Office ,We led a special team of CCB F&M squad Swung into action and followed Ravi Tejas@B K Ravien movements & in night our special team, Zeroed him inYeshwanthpur Police Station limits and arrested him and at the time of inter-rogation he has confessed the crime and with his statement,he revealed that he is a MD of First India incorporated to Citizens Comfort Services who used to service clients by facilitating them in getting VISA.VISA for tourists & for nearby countries was obtained legally by him,But when it came to supply gap he used to demand huge amount of money to send them to US countries by supplying fake supporting documents,and used to charge 1.5lacs- 4.5lacs,depending upon the country. And at the time of raid we found many non-judicial Stamp Papers, empty let-terheads in the name of Indo-American Association of Commerce, RT Travels & Living Pvt ltd,Agazo Shipping Agency,Peedize Shipping Agency,Piscean academy, Forenso ship-ping agency,which were used to make fake sup-porting documents and a visiting cards of First India Press news etc, were also found and we have seized all the materials used for.The Lure for US Visa from customers and it was encashed Illegally,and he used to lure customers to make easy many to enjoy and leave a lavish life,and with this senior officers have appreciated the whole team and thanked the DCP Crime of US,and a case has been registered in Yeshwanthpur PS in Cr No,468/2014 u/s 465,468,471 and 420 IPC and further investigation is on said by Jt CP Crime Hemanth Nimbalkar,and DCP Crime,Abhishek Goyal. Dr. Harshverdhan inaugurated newly-con-structed ‘Gym, Library and Recreation Binod Takiawala ew Delhi: Union Science a n d Technology Minister Dr. Harshverdhan today inaugurated North Delhi Municipal Corporation’s newly-constructed ‘Gym, Library and Recreation Centre’ at Pitam Pura in Ward No. 54 in Rohini Zone. North Delhi Mayor Mr. Yogender Chandolia; Standing Committee Chairman Mr. Mohan Bhardwaj; and Delhi BJP Chief Mr. Satish Upadhyay were also present on this occasion as special guests. Area councilor Ms. Rekha Gupta presided over the function. Senior officials of the Corporation also graced the event. Dr. Harshverdhan high-lighted the importance of such multi-purpose utilities, especially for senior citizens. He said this gym, library and recreation centre would attract both the younger population as well as senior citizens. Dr. Harshvardhan con-gratulated the area councilor and north DMC for building such a beautiful recreation centre. He said that generally such centres need regular upgrada-tion and monitoring to make it useful and rele-vant in the long run. He said that local residents be involved for this pur-pose. Mr. Satish Upadhyay said that senior citizens are basis of our extis-tence and serving them is our duty. He request-ed the North DMC to also put up lift and ramps for convenience of senior citizens. The Mayor Mr. Yogender Chandolia said that the Corporation has opened many recreation centres for senior citizens as they provide a positive environment to them for spending their time. Mr. Mohan Bhardwaj also emphasized the need of such multi-purposed centres in places such as Delhi. He said that besides giv-ing the senior citizens a space to socialize. Mamata’s simplicity: A Brand of Honesty exposed? internal poll by members of India Against Corruption (IAC), India’s largest anti-corruption coalition. In 1997, Mamata Banerjee left Congress Party in West Bengal and estab-lished the All India Trinamool Congress. It quickly became the primary opposition party to the long-standing Communist government in the state. On 11 December 1998, she contro-versially held the Samajwadi Party MP, Daroga Prasad Saroj, by the collar and dragged him out of the well of the Lok Sabha to prevent him from protesting against the Women’s Reservation Bill. In 1999, she joined the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government and was allocated the Railways Ministry. In early 2001, after the Tehelka expose, Banerjee walked out of the NDA cabinet and allied with the Congress Party for West Bengal’s 2001 elections, in protest of the cor-ruption charges leveled by Tehelka against senior minis-ters of the Government of NDA. Again she returned to the NDA government in January 2004, and held the Coal and Mines portfolio till the ‘General Election’ in May 2004, in which she was the only Trinamool Congress member to win a Parliament seat from West Bengal. She has made wrong deci-sions due to which her state had suffered. No big industrial investments in the state have happened during her tenure. She promised that she will make Kolkata like London, but forget London, she has failed to solve basic problem of traf-fic and hawkers’ encroach-ments in the state capital. Recently, her party was hit by Saradha Scam, filthy Teesta river water dispute with Bangladesh, and ‘too much’ appeasement politics has also hit her. N ‘TITA Young Achievers Award 2014’ presented to Prof. Nishanth Dongari cnp bureau Prof. Nishanth Dongari, an assistant professor at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Hyderabad was felicitated and honored with ‘TITA Young Achievers Award’ for the year 2014 by Telangana Information Technology Association (TITA) at TITA Head office, Hyderabad. Prof. Nishanth Dongari has received Marie Curie Award by European Commission, European Union for the year 2014 in Italy. Nishanth is the only person from India to receive this Award. Prof. Nishanth Dongari completed his B. Tech. in the department of Mechanical engineering at IIT Bombay in 2007. Later, he worked as an Application Engineer at Germany until March 2009 and further moved to United Kingdom after receiving the prestigious Marie Curie Fellowship under European Commission FP7 pro-gram. Prof Nishanth Dongari has obtained his Ph. D. in 2012 from Mechanical and Aerospace engineering. Nishanth has a distin-guished research career culminated into 20 publi-cations in highly reputed international journals. “TITA takes this opportuni-ty to congratulate Prof. Nishanth Dongari who added another feather to his cap by receiving Marie Curie Award. Nishanth has made signif-icant contributions to the areas of Microfluidics, Nanolufluidics, Heat& Mass Transfer and many more. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have devel-oped a system that could improve the ability of comput-ers to draw commonalities from unstructured data and help humans improve deci-sion- making. While computers are good at identifying patterns in huge data sets, humans, by contrast, are good at inferring pat-terns from just a few examples. The new prototype-based machine learning system bridges these two ways of pro-cessing information, so that humans and computers can collaborate to make better decisions, the researchers said. "In this work, we were looking at whether we could augment a machine-learning technique so that it support people in performing recognition-primed decision-making," said Julie Shah, assistant professor of aeronautics and astronautics at MIT and the study co-author. In experiments, human partic-ipants using the new system were more than 20 percent better at classification tasks than those using a similar sys-tem based on existing algorithms.
Business 12 ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 2000 Ares of land across Sector 75-89 in Faridabad way back in the year 2005 & 2006 cnp bureau F aridabad: This peaceful protest cnp bureau march is the result of agony, harassment and fear of losing a common man’s savings of hard earned money. M/s BPTP Ltd under Chairmanship of Sh Kabul Chawla was granted licences to develop residential, commercial township on 2000 Ares of land across Sector 75-89 in Faridabad way back in the year 2005 & 2006. It is pertinent to mention that total licensed land is 2500 Acres across sector 75-89 in Faridabad. Today M/s BPTP Ltd has almost 25000 of bona-fide customers in its list out of which BPTP had 5000-7000 of customers until the year 2005 to 2007 and remaining 18000 to 20000 middle class customers booked a Flat/ Independent Floor for their families in the year 2008 & 2009. Ironically all those 18000-20000 gullible customers who have booked a flat/ Independent Floor with BPTP Ltd after 2008 could not be deliv-ered their Flats/Independent Floors until now. Whereas, BPTP Ltd. has had a com-mitment to deliver their Flats/Independent Floors in the year 2011 or 2012 max. Also it is informed that all these 18000-20000 customers have already paid @90-95% of “total sales considerations” way back until the year 2011 whereas, construction at ground has taken place varying between 30-60% only across the projects. Also it is brought to the notice of all of you construc-tion work is practically stalled since the year 2011 and even a single individual is not seen working at the various locations/projects launched by BPTP after 2008. When all these gullible customers in isolation approach BPTP office to inquire about the delivery of the booked Flat/house, BPTP is noncommittal of deliv-ery of their flat/house resulting a great amount of harassment and occurrence of huge losses in terms of payment of recur-ring EMI and House rent as well. It is also submitted that most of the flats BPTP offered the possession do not pos-sess any Occupation Certificate. Therefore these gullible allottees are living under risk on their lives and without basic infrastructure amenities. It is submitted that presumably BPTP has siphoned off money in violation and contravention of the HUDA Act,1975. And we assertively demand from the Government of Haryana to put a time bound thorough inquiry under through its honest officers. ALL INDIA BANK OFFICERS’ CONFEDERATION All India Bank Officers’ Confederation (AIBOC), with a membership of 2, 80,000 is the largest Trade Union organization of offi-cers working in Public Sector Banks, Old Generation Private Sector Banks, and Regional Rural Banks in India. Working committee of AIBOC meet at New Delhi i.e. immediately after successful nation-wide strike on 12th November and 4 day Relay Strikes from 2nd December to 5th December,2014, call of which was given by United Forum of Bank Unions, demanding a decent Wage Revision, regulated working hours, five day week, updation of pension etc. Since Indian Banks’ Association (IBA) and Government do not seem to be bothered about the genuine and reasonable demands of the Bank Officers and employees, Working Committee will take stock of the situa-tion and consider further action programme. Present offer by IBA, of increase by 11% on Payslip Components is much less than the increase of 10.92% on establishment cost given during last settlement which was effected from 1/11/2007. 10.92% offer on establishment cost of last settle-ment if converted to present payslip component will work out to 19.51% as against the offer of 11%. The amount offered is not even 1% of the total expenses of the Public Sector Banks.The NDA Government is going ahead with its Agenda of Disinvestment in Public Sector Undertakings, which are contributing huge profits to the exchequer by way of dividends and income tax while fulfill-ing the social objectives of the Government. In the name of labour reforms, labour laws are being diluted to make them favourable to Corporates and Employers. 100% FDI in Railways, and Insurance Bill enabling 49% FDI in Insurance Sector, withdrawal of support to MGNREGA and other anti people and anti working class policies of the Government are also cause of concern and will be discussed in the meeting. Government has also hinted at implementing the report of Financial Sector Legislative Reform Commission (FSLRC) which if implemented, will destroy the institution of RBI. Working committee will deliberate on all these developments and will decide its programme to oppose such moves of the Government. It is also pertinent to mention here that Joint forum of Public Sector Officers’ Associations consisting of AIBOC, National Confederation of Officers’ Associations (NCOA), Sanchar Nigam Executives Associations (SNEA), Officers of BSNL and MTNL, and All India Power Engineers Federation (AIPEF) have come together under a common platform to save the public sector and are organizing a “Save Public Sector-March to Parliament on 9th December”. After the march the representatives of all the sectors will go to submit a Memorandum to the Honourable Prime Minister of India. SBI To Decide On $1 Bn Adani Loan In 3 Months State Bank of India (SBI) has said the final decision on the controversial $1 billion (Rs 6,200 crore) loan agreement with Adani Group for its Australian mining project would be taken by the executive com-mittee of the bank in 2-3 months SBI had last month signed the pact with Adani Group on the sidelines of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Australia. "The executive committee after due deliberations will decide about the disbursement to Adani," SBI Chairperson Arundhati Bhattacharya said."At present, all the aspects are being studied. Appraisal is being done. It will take about two-three months to study the project and thereafter taken to the com-mittee for final approval," she added. Loans of over Rs 400 crore are generally cleared by the executive committee head-ed by the chairperson. The other members of the executive com-mittee include two executive directors (of the four managing directors on board) and non-executive director/directors who are present in the city where the meet-ing is held. Besides, Reserve Bank of India nominee director Urjit R. Patel, an RBI deputy governor) is a part of the execu-tive committee. Adani Mining is building a 300-km rail line for its about $16 billion Carmichael coal mine project in Australia. The development of the coal mine located at Queensland in Australia and required infrastructure including railways would cost $7.6 billion. Queensland state's Coordinator General has approved $2 bil-lion (2.2 billion Australian dollars) rail line project called the North Galilee Basin Rail (NGBR) that would link Adani's Carmichael Coal Mine with Abbot point coal terminal.
Entertainment 13 I don’t endorse six-pack or eight pack abs: Akshay Kumar M The 'Dhoom 3' star, who was in Varanasi to promote his upcoming film 'PK', said the 91-year-old actor has been an inspiration for many Indian actors. "I too have seen on TV that Yusuf sahab (Dilip Kumar) is not well and he is in the hospital. We pray that he may get well soon. I am the biggest fan of Yusuf sahab, I have learnt a lot watching his films. There is a lot of influence of him on Indian actors," Aamir told reporters here. After reaching the political land of Narendra Modi, Aamir said he will request the Prime Minister to watch his film, which releases on December 19. "I will request him to watch my film. But PM is already so much busy in his own works but if he would watch this movie, then I would be the happiest for this," said Aamir, who once met Modi for his TV programme 'Satyamev Jayate'. Aamir, 49, who is a betel lover in the Rajkumar Hirani film, also tasted the leaf at a shop in Nadesar area here. ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 umbai: Akshay Kumar, who is counted amongst the fittest and most agile actors in the Hindi film industry, says he does not favour six-pack or eight-pack abs and that he believes in a “natural way of maintaining a good body”. “It takes a long time to make abs. Tehelte tehelte nahi ban jaate abs (It is not a cakewalk to get such abs),” said Akshay on being asked about the trend of abs in Bollywood. “All that is shown onscreen might not be real either. I don’t endorse these six-pack or eight-pack abs. I believe in the natural way of main-t a i n - ing a good body,” he added. The 47-year-old, who himself has a well-sculpted body, asserts that rather than focussing on building abs, people should care about their future health as oth-erwise it may prove fatal to their bodies. “The person should also care about his health and future as well. A lot of people depend on products that may give them a good feeling about their bodies for few days, but the long-term effect is dan-gerous to their body,” Akshay said. Meanwhile, actors like Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan as well as the new genera-tion actors keep flaunt-ing their six-pack abs and eight-pack abs. Karan Johar parties hard with Bollywood beauties! Mumbai: Karan With the onset of December, and the year nearing to an end, party maker Karan Johar had a star-studded affair at his home, turning host for his close friends. The 42-year-old filmmaker is known for hosting grand par-ties. Therefore, on December, it was Kareena Kapoor Khan, Karisma Kapoor, Malaika Arora Khan, her sister Amrita Arora, along with designer friend Manish Malhotra and Gauri Khan, who turned up for the party. The group picture of the party-goers was posted by Amrita Arora on her Twitter handle. From the looks of it, it seems they had a fun-filled night. What better than KJo turning a cool ‘host-cum-dost’ for his dearies! Madonna’s topless shoot K imReality TV star Kim Kardashian, who had hogged the limelight for her raunchy photographs, is one of the few to praise pop star Madonna’s topless photo-shoot. The 34-year-old reality star took to social net-working site Twitter to praise Madonna’s shoot with Interview maga-zine, reports dailymail.co.uk. “This new @Madonna shoot for Interview Mag is EVERYTHING!!! She looks soooo good! Bravo Mert& Marcus!” she tweeted . However, the photo-shoot of ‘Like a virgin’ hitmaker failed to gener-ate positive opinions. It also prompted some internet users to make some less-than-flatter-ing comparisons. One user compared the images to footballer Paul Gascoigne who was once pictured wear-ing a pair of plastic breasts. One of the tweets said that her pic-tures looked like they’d been plucked from comedian Matt Lucas’ comedy character, Bubbles DeVere, from show ‘Little Britain’. The character wore full body prosthetics in the 2010 show. Aamir Khan wishes speedy recovery for Dilip Kumar
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  • 3. Columns 3 ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 India improves its ranking in Corruption Perception Index Safety of labours employed in unorganized sector A young electrician had died after falling from a high rise building in Mulund. In such cases, safety precautions should be taken by suitably wearing a safety T r a n s p a r e n c y harness or even a rope tied around the waist and affixed to a strong point so that the worker will not fall on the ground. A person must monitor his movements to check if a ladder is required. He will affix the same and ensure that it is held safely etc. Such inci-dents only show that we are least bothered about workmen’s safety. The building’s watchman or some member of the family who called the worker should aid, assist and keep a watchful eye on him (he can pass tool or some equipment required by him). Our nation faces huge shortage of trained electricians. Many of them possess minimal knowledge about the trade but continue to perform their work for earning their liveli-hood. Precautions must also be taken while working in enclosed spaces. Many times, we find unskilled workers engaged in some work on sewage pipes and manholes. Presence of H2S gas and lack of oxygen can kill people if there is lack of effective mon-itoring. This only goes to show that we consider manual work as menial and our men-tality is “Let him work, it is none of my business to help him”. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not paying attention to issues such as skill develop-ment, safety of workmen and is involved in getting himself photographed in various attires. He is making announcement of schemes not inside the parliament (during ses-sion) but outside. Modi should announce such schemes in the Parliament and attend the Parliamentary session as much as he can. Social Activist Anna Hazare has rightly said that the PM has misguided the people on the issue of bringing black money from foreign countries. Few days back, Janata Dal (U) President Sharad Yadav had said in the house that the government won’t be able to bring back even a “ phuti kaudi”. Yes, how can you when you cannot detect that an unqualified person is heading an engineering department in Noida and amassing wealth. You want to bring Dawood back but what action will you take against him? There is a need of silent and sincere work which will pave way for the nation’s development and tackle the Maoist insurgency. You cannot eradicate Maoists by wearing different hats and getting yourselves photographed (even Rajnath Singh and Amit Shah are seen wearing hats) while the CRPF men are losing their lives. A little more seriousness is required to address the nation’s internal security problems International’s Annual Survey ranked India as less corrupt nation than China. This is for the first time in 18 years as a nationwide outcry against corruption helped lift global perceptions of the South Asian nation. In the annual ranking of least-corrupt nations, India jumped 10 places from its ranking last year to 85th out of the 175. China dropped 20 places in the ranking to number 100. The last time, India performed better than China in the rankings was in 1996. Both n a t i o n s h e l d the same rankings in 2006 and 2007. The Berlin-based watch-dog studied multilateral banks, big foundations and other international institu-tions about the level of cor-ruption in different coun-tries to come up with its annual Corruption Perceptions Index which was used for the rankings. “Insights on India helped as avenue protests and national elections focused the world’s largest democ-racy’s attention on corrup-tion”, stated the Berlin-based watchdog. The need to cleanse the system led to the passage of anti-corruption laws and the formation of a new gov-ernment. Prime Minister Narendra Modi led BJP government came into power by promising to fight corruption. Transparency International India execu-tive director Ashutosh Kumar Mishra awarded credit to the anti-corruption movement sparked by Gandhian Anna Hazare. His high-profile protests helped force the previous government to frame a number of anti-corruption bills. While a small break-through has been achieved, our country still has a long way to go before it can come close to the least-corrupt nations like Denmark, Australia, Canada and Singapore. “To improve India’s rank-ings Modi has to take action to pass and imple-ment anti-corruption laws immediately”, quoted Mr. Mishra. Anna Hazare has won the battle against corruption but war is remaining. Earlier, the Gandhian had gone on fasting in the glis-tening Sun and intended to stay there until his death unless the government concurs on the issue of consider-ing a power-ful law that could disem-b a r r a s s Indian politics of the scourge of corruption. Corruption exists every-where. It is a question of degree. Some countries are almost totally honest while others are highly dis-honest and there are many others in between. Every person scorns corruption in our social milieu. But it does not mean that a per-son keeps himself aloof from the issue of corrup-tion. Corruption in India has already traversed its mark. Every one knows that corruption is a term of closely coupled with an illegitimate, wicked or an illicit act done eventually in official conduct. Corruption is the origin of all other tribulations that our country faces. Let us look this issue with refer-ence to India. Our nation faces myriad problems like poverty, unemployment, illiteracy, pollution; external threats and underdevelop-ment. But having a glimpse at all these problems faced by India as well as Indians one might notice that cor-ruption plays a major role in making these issues even bigger. Corruption is affecting India’s economic growth. Corruption is an obstinate problem. It is like blood pressure, can only be con-trolled, but not perfectly purged. Mamata’s simplicity: A Brand of Honesty exposed? “Mamata (Banerjee) ‘didi’ had said that she doesn’t know who Amit Shah is. I am Amit Shah. I am a minor office-bearer of BJP. You can do whatever you choose. I am here to uproot Trinamool Congress from Bengal.” Vaidehi Taman Through the above state-ment by Amit Shah at a huge gathering at Esplanade on Sunday, it seems that Amit Shah has started a count-down clock for 2016 assem-bly elections in West Bengal (WB). Narendra Modi’s man and his attitude is all set for BJPs win in WB. TMC might have never dreamt of getting a jolt from BJP instead of Congress and the Left. Meanwhile, an aggressive Trinamool Congress tried to duck under the bouncers hurled by Amit Shah against the party and their chief Mamata Banerjee. Surprisingly, there is no fitted reply from Banerjee or her party leaders to Amit Shah. I am sure, a lady like her will soon break out against BJP’s national chief. Anyway, a change is required for the transforma-tion of the state and its time Bengal get its lost glory back. Just like Mamata rang the ‘Death Bell’ for Left gov-ernment before ousting them. It seems that BJP rang the same bell for TMC and from the same place. West Bengal has seen a Chief Minister like Dr. Bidhan Chandra Ray who was committed to do devel-opment work for the state. He was the second Chief Minister of West Bengal. He remained in his post for 14 years as an Indian National Congress candidate, from 1948 until his death in 1962. He was a highly respected physician and a renowned freedom fighter. Bidhan Roy is often considered as the great architect. Roy brought unity and discipline amongst the party ranks. He then systematically and calmly began to work on the immense task. Within three years, law and order was returned to Bengal without compromising the dignity and status of his adminis-tration. State was always blessed with good leaders. After his death, nasty poli-tics swallowed the political system of the state. No doubt, Mamata is a good leader but she failed on many fronts. Banerjee has taken Bengal from the hands of Communist mis-rule. Employment genera-tion is at a standstill because of her policies and goons. Now, her goons are killing industry executives and owners. Mamata her-self comes to the streets to protest instead of govern-ing. In 2011, Banerjee pulled off a landslide victory for the TMC-Congress alliance in West Bengal by defeating the 34-year old Communist Party of India (Marxist)-led Left Front government, until then the world’s longest-serving democratically-elected communist govern-ment. She opposed forceful land acquisition for industri-alisation by the then com-munist government in West Bengal for Special Economic Zones at the cost of agriculturalists and farm-ers. In 2012, Time magazine named her one of the “100 most influential People in the World”. In September 2012, Bloomberg Markets magazine listed her among the 50 most influential peo-ple in the world of finance. The impulsive TMC leader was voted in May 2013 as India’s most honest politician in an cont... to Page 11
  • 4. 4 Delhi/ NCR ew Delhi: An evening full of exci tements- food, drinks, music, dance, art and a powerful fashion show at the thriving colorful lighted grounds of Hungarian Embassy added a lot to the relationship with Indian art and culture circle of Delhi. “We are open to new-fangled and contemporary ways of our relationship with India. Hungary is a picturesque coun-try with warmhearted and affec-tionate people. We welcome you all to our coun-try to be part of our art & culture” said H.E. Szilveszter Bus new Ambassador of Hungar ian Embassy in India on the occa-sion of a well-carved informal rendezvous at New Delhi. “The best way to promote and devel-op relations between two coun-tries is to bring in people from art and culture together” said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios and Chairperson for Indo Hungarian Film Association. The evening was attended by the who’s who of Delhi art, cul-ture, f i lm, television, media, diplomats, socialites, business houses and Hungarian people. Five World Records in Media Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios is having many different caps to wear. He has been Chai rperson for Indo Hungarian Film Association and recipient of important awards f rom Hungary too” informed Tibor Kovacs Director Hungarian Information And Cultural Center in Delhi at a grand function at Embassy of Hungary, New Delhi. “We are proud to be associated with Sandeep Marwah who has done enough for Indo Hungarian relat ionship to be recognized today at this cultural evening” said H.E. Szi lveszter Bus Ambassador of Hungary in India while handing over the memen-to. The evening was full of presen-tation of food, drinks, music, art, dance, dresses and people from Hungary. People from all strata of life including art & culture, business and professions a t t e n d - ed the g a l a evening. ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 Sandeep Marwah Honored by Hungarian Ambassador in Delhi N (DEVELOPMENT C OMMU N I C A - TION NETWORK) New Delhi: The Vice President of India Shri M. Hamid Ansari inaugurated the “20th Anniversary cele-brations of Charkha ( D e v e l o p m e n t Communication Network)” at a function here today. Addressing on the occa-sion, he said that Charkha organization is doing com-mendable work in the field of development communi-cation and serving the poor and needy, especially those living in areas of conflict and in remote and backward regions. He said that he had learnt so much today about remarkable initiatives of late Sanjoy Ghose, the founder of Charkha and all its mem-bers. He congratulated Charkha and everyone associated with it for their commendable work and wished them all success in their future endeavours in the decades to come.
  • 5. National 5 (Korea Foundation Visiting Professor to Department of East Asian Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Delhi) I have become an Indian by now and Indian Blood flows in me Pramesh Jain The Chief Minister’s Police Investiture Ceremony was held at KSRP Ground koramangala, 75 officers being honoured The Chief Minister’s Police Medal for the Meritorious Service done by them in the year 2013,and it was Awarded to the officers by Karnataka Chief Minister Shri Siddarammaiah and Home Minister K. J. George, Chief Secretary Koushik Mukherjee, Kempaiah Retired IPS and Advisor to Home Minister, DG & IGP, Lalrokhuma Pachau, Sushanth Mahapatra, Sunil Kumar Agarwal ,Raghavendra Auradkar ADGP KSRP and all other senior offi-cers and retired officers with their family members and all DCP’s and ACP’s Were present at this occa-sion. The Chief Minister’s Police Medal is being given from the year 1982 to the officers and staff and the officers and staff is selected by their seniors by seeing their Meritorious Service done in their serv-ice as being prompt and efficient to work and main-taining Good Law and order situation and detect-ed many complicated and High Complicated cases and have done the work in Professional Manner, like maintaining good Traffic and making crime rate less by avoiding acci-dents, and a Commendable job to the society. The Seventy Five Officers who has received the CM Gold Medal For their Meritorious Service Done in the year 2013 are:Dr.S.D.Sharnappa, IPS, Smt S. Savitha, SP State Intelligence Security, S h r i . B Devendrappa,Commanda nt of KSRP, Shri. V S Nayak, ASSt Commandant, KSRP, Shri. K N Madaiah, A S P, S h r i . R a m g o n d Basargi, Dysp CID,Shri. C Gopal Dysp CID, Shri. Umesh G Shetty, Dysp L o k a y u k t a , S h r i . M Narayan,Dysp Lokayukta, Shri Shambulinga Bair, Dysp, Shri.G Goutham,PI, Mahadevapura PS, Shri Krishna K Lamani,PI, Yeshwanthpur PS,Shri B U Pradeep, PI, K P A g r a h a r a , P S , S h r i Mohammed Babu,PI Amruthahalli PS, Shri B Cheluvaraju PI, Shri G S Anil Kumar,PI, CID, Shri. M R Gotham, PI, lokayuk-ta, Shri. Mohammed M u k k h a r a m , P I , Lokayukta,Shr i . thomas Mathew,Special RPI, Shri. R A Chiggari, RPI, KSRP, Shri. A Muthappa, RPI KSRP, Shri. B K Kishore Kumar, CPI, Attibele PS, Shri.K S a m m e v u l l a , C P I , C h a l l e k e r e PS,Shri.Shivanna Gowda P a t i l , C P I , S h r i . E Kalikrishna,PI,Shri.H M M a h a d e v a p p a , C P I , Shri.Narasimhamurthy,PI, Halasuru Gate Traffic PS,Shri.Shivaswamy,PSI Upparpet Traffic,Smt.P.N. Eshwari, WPSI Jayanagar PS,Shri Mirja Ali Raja,PSI Banaswadi PS, Shri.R Diwakar, PSI, TTM/TMC, Shri.N C Mallikarjun,PSI Kalasipalya PS, Smt.R H e m a l a t h a , W P S I , A u d u g o d i P S , S h r i . K a l l a p p a . S . K h a r a t h , P S I V V I P Security,Shri. Basangowda K Patil, PSI, Shri R Sathyanarayanrao, PSI, Shri.M Y bajranthi, R S I , K S R P , S h r i . B R g a d d e k a r , P S , Shri.Chandappa B Chikkodi, PSI,Shri.P. Suresh, PSI, Shri. Abhay Prakash Somnall,PSI,Shri Srinivas V Allapur,PSI, Shri.B S Ravi, PSI, Shri. J a n a r d h a n r a o Bhojgadde,RSI,CAR,Shri. BA Bettegere,ASI,Shri. Gangarangaiah,ARSI,Shri. M o h a m m e d P e e r , P S I , S h r i . N Appaiahan,ASi,Shri. Puttegowda,ASI,Shri.Sure s h ,ASI ,Sh r i . J a y a r am S h e t t y , A S I , Shr i .D.Siddaraju,ASI , Smt.K R s u n i t h a ,WA S I , Smt . J J h a n s i Rani ,WHC,Smt .Muktha Bai,WHC, Shri.B P Muralidar, CHC, Shri, B T Surendra, AHC,Shri.C H Vasanth,CHC, Shri.D M Chowdegowda, AHC,Shri. D.Purshoutham, AHC, Shri.G Umesh, CHC, Shri. Kunjappa K Honnappa, A H C , S h r i . M M u n i r a j u , C H C , Shri.Muralidhar.B.Hujrathi, CHC, Shri. P Nagaraj, CHC, Shri. V M Venkatesh, AHC, Shri.Y Krishnamurthy, AHC, Shri.B Raghunath, CHC, Shri. G R Basavaraju, CHC,Shri. C V Nanjunda M u r t h y , C H C , S h r i . N a y e e m u l l a Khan,CHC,Shri.Ram,CHC, Shri. A Saggai Raj, A H C , S h r i . S h a j u Anthony,CHC,Smt.Sudha mani,WPC,have been rewarded by CM Siddarammaiah. cont... to Page 8 ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 Vivek Sharma New Delhi: He has graduated suma cum laude from Korea University, one of the top universi-ties in South Korea and pursued Chinese Literature for his Bachelor’s degree and English Literature in his Master’s course. India is widely known in Korea as the land of Princess Huh and King Kim Suro. It is known that an Indian princess, Princess Huh from Ayodhya travelled to Korea in the 1st Century A.D. to marry a Korean king, Kim Suro. Dr. Kim is a descendent of King Kim Suro’s clan and in keeping with this his-torical legacy, it might not be such a stretch to say that his love for India might be attested to this line-age. He came to India in the 8th August 1988 to join the M.A. course in English at Jawaharlal Nehru University. He continued his M.Phil and completed his Ph.D. in 1996. His mentor is Prof. Kapil Kapoor, one of the most eminent scholars in the English literature field in India. While Dr. D.Y. Kim was teaching tutorial English, he was invited to set up the B.A. pro-gramme of Korean Language in J.N.U. as a visiting professor. In 1998, he established the M.A. course in Korean language. After the successful establishment of M.A. programme, he was invited to University of Delhi for launching the Korean progamme. Now D.U. has two full-time and three part-time Korean language pro-grammes and is set to open its M.A. programme in 2015. His wife Dr. Y.S. Kim is also another Korean language scholar who completed her Ph.D in J.N.U and is a well-known Korean language educationalist. His three daugh-ters completed their education at D.P.S. R.K. Puram from primary to senior school after which they returned to Korea to join Seoul National University and Yonsei University. His long duration in India was not without its set of challenges. Coming from a moderate to cold climatic terrain, the scorching weather of the Indian summers and off and on supply of water in the early years needed some get-ting used to. Back in the 80s, Korea was a virtual unknown and he pledged to change the status of Korea’s obscurity in India through his academic and cultural efforts. In his circle of acquaintances and beyond, he is well known for his sheer passion for all things India. He published a few best sellers in Korea; ‘Indians whom cont.... to page 8 Staying in India for last 26years,I have become an Indian and Indian blood flows in me. Now When I go back to my own country, I miss the Indian environment and people” says Prof. Do-young Kim Medal to 75 Officers For the Meritorious Service Done By them in the Year-2013
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  • 8. New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to telecom companies (telcos) Bharti Airtel Ltd, Vodafone India Ltd, Idea Cellular Ltd and Tata Teleservices Ltd in an appeal by the department of telecommunica-tion (DoT) challenging an April order of the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT). The TDSAT had ruled in April that the roaming agreements that three of these operators—Airtel, Vodafone and Idea—had signed in July 2010 were not ille-gal. After the operators had entered into these pacts, DoT issued show-cause notices to them and subsequently fined them around Rs.1,200 crore, following which the telcos approached TDSAT. Intra-circle roaming allows an operator to offer 3G services using spectrum allocat-ed to another operator, till such time as the first operator is allocated the necessary spectrum. A bench of jus-tices J. Chelameswar and S.A. Bobde said that it would consider the DoT’s application seeking stay of the TDSAT order which has allowed the companies to restart intra-circle roaming services. Tata and Aircel Ltd, too, had signed intra-circle roaming agreements but ended the pact after DoT issued notices to them. (Korea Foundation Visiting Professor to Department of East Asian Studies I met’, ‘Indians and Indian Culture’ and ‘I meet 1.2 billions of Indians’ for Korean readers to understand India. His publications try to show-case India from an innate understanding of India and its society acquired through his various studies and his personal encounters. He has made it his lifetime goal to facilitate a deeper understanding of and from both India and Korea. His contribution to Korean language and Korean studies in India is another definitive point in academic and cultural relations between the two nations. His books ‘Bharati Korean Basic’, ‘Bharati Korean Intermediate’ and ‘Bharati Korean Advanced’ serve as textbooks for Korean courses in University of Delhi, Central University of Jharkhand, Madadh University and Manipur University. He also pub-lished a series of Indian-learner-friendly diction-aries; Korean-English Students’ Dictionary in Romanized & Hindi Pronunciation, and English – Korean Students’ Dictionary. Both dictionaries are particularly useful for the Indian learner since they have the devanagiri for each Korean word. In Korean study field, a comparatively new academic field, most faculty members from J.N.U., D.U., English and Foreign Language University, Central University of Jharkhand and Manipur University are his disciples. In his capacity as the president of Association of Korean Language Educators in India which includes all the Korean language teachers, he has been holding All India level of Korean language education seminars for last 8 years. He is also a founding member of the Researchers’ Association of Studies on Korea. The Association has played host to annual international seminars on India-Korea relationship for the last 8 years, dealing with a plethora of issues such as inter-national affairs, economy, security, envi-ronment, society, history and culture between two countries. In addition, he has been pivotal in organizing the Korea Week and Korea Speech Contest each year with the most recent 7th All India Korean Language Speech Contest at University of Delhi held with aplomb. He is the sole Korean member of a govern-ing body of India-South Korea Friendship Association whose chairman is Mr. Shashak, the former secretary of Foreign ministry. This association is an important bridge for ties between the two countries. reporter.cnpn@gmail.com 8 ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 National Shri Krishna K Lamani-PI Of Yeshwanthpur and IO of Rector Murder case& it was very Sensational Murder case and has solved the case by doing very hard and efficient work by collecting all the evidence and investigated the case&arrested all accused,and has maintained good L&O situation in his limits& detected many cases, and made good image to the police Department. Shri.B U Pradeep-When he was PI Of K P Agrahara he has shot one notorious Rowdy Sheeter near Binny Mill old Canteen and has solved and detected many cases in his period and maintained good relationship with public. Shri.Narasimhamurthy- PI Of Halasuru gate traffic has been rewarded for collecting huge fine amount 1lakh and above and bring-ing crime rates down like road acci-dents has been totally decreased about 60% compared to before . Shivaswamy -PSI Upparpet Traffic who is a very polite and honest offi-cer in the police department who has Maintained good relationship with public and he is a people friend-ly police officer and has maintained good dignity with all his seniors and his seniors have encouraged him and have supported a lot to him to reach this level and this a first Award he is receiving in his 35 years serv-ice as CM Gold Medal from the Department. Siddarammaiah Said I congratulate the officers and staff who has received the Gold Medal and said they are working Tireless Job for us their work is very hectic,efficient, they should be more alert and dar-ing and bold enough to face any challenges comes to them at any time,& police should be people friendly with public when anyone comes to police station for register-ing FIR they should ask them to sit and should understand their prob-lem and if they are good at public even government will also get good name, and he said police officers responsibility is to take care of pub-lic health and wealth, and people should also cooperate with police and help them in investigation as people friendly police and said today in Bengaluru there are many cases of sexual assault on small children's are taking in school and it is schools responsibility and educa-tion department responsible to make security arrangements and safety of children than also our police have handled all the situation in an smooth way, The ATM case of Jyothi Uday who was brutally attacked on Nov 19th 2013 near corporation circle Is not yet traced from past 1 year and above as that was also Bank authorities negli-gence but also our police have han-dled it very smoothly and the henious crime on small children in school are not human beings they are worst then devil and finally Siddaramaiah congratulated all the officers and medal winners and said by seeing this officers other should also get motivated and do good service to the society He added. Medal to 75 Officers For the Meritorious Service Done By them in the Year-2013 Supreme Court issues notices to telecom firms on 3G pacts
  • 9. Tourism 9 ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 Jh x.ks’kk; ue% Jh cnjh fnO; T;ksfr”k laLFkku T;ksfr"k tUei=h tUedq.Myh jkf’k jRu] fookg gou egk:nzkfHk"ksd jkek;.k] lqUnjdk.M ?kjsyq leL;k ukSdjh ‘’kknh vkilh >xM+s] ysu&nsu tSlh lHkh çdkj dh leL;kvksa dk lekèkku fu%’kqYd Add- A- 115, Piller No. 34- 35 Top Floor, Vikas Marg, Shakarpur, New Delhi- 110092 i0 eukst xkSM+ ¼‘kkL=h th½ eks0+91 9990807660, 9711409076 Furry Convention at Suburban Chicago Hotel Evacuated After Gas Leak A Hyatt Hotel in the Chicago suburb of Rosemont, Ill. was evacuated Sunday morning after chlorine gas was released, as reported by the Chicago Tribune. Nineteen people were sent to the hospital, afflicted with nausea and dizziness. First responders were called after a noxious odor was reported on the ninth floor of the hotel, and they detect-ed high levels of chlorine gas there. A hazmat crew found the source: Powdered chlorine in the floor’s stairwell. The building was decontaminated for two hours before guests were allowed to return. In a statement, Rosemont police stated that the manner of the chemical’s release “suggests an intentional act,” and a criminal investigation is underway. Many of the evacuees were attending Midwest Furfest, a convention centered on the arts as related to anthropo-morphic animals, or “furries.” Iowa couple Morgan Smejkal and Chris Delaney, convention attendees, expe-rienced the strong odor firsthand. “It was like when you walk into a pool. It was pungent,” Delaney told the Tribune. The pair said they got the word to evacuate via hotel staff and text messages from friends, as fire alarms didn’t go off throughout the entire hotel. Enter the Market in 2015 Just four new cruise ships are scheduled to enter serv-ice in 2015, a far cry from the building frenzy of years past. Of the four, three are sisters or evolved versions of ships already sailing. But the fourth is the highly anticipat-ed first ship from a brand-new cruise line, the Viking Star of Viking Ocean Cruises. Torstein Hagen, who founded Viking River Cruises but in years past led the beloved Royal Viking Line, is starting up the new cruise line that is virtually all-inclusive with practically everything bundled into the fare. Here are profiles of the Cruise Class of 2015. The 47,800-ton, 930-passenger Viking Star, scheduled for a May 17 christening, will have nothing but veranda staterooms, the smallest a roomy 270 square feet. The 14 two-room Explorer Suites range in size from 757 to 1,163 square feet and have wrap-around private verandas. The new Viking Ocean Cruises says the interior will be light-filled with an “understated elegance” and modern Scandinavian design. Among the public areas is a serene Wintergarden, which will serve afternoon tea amid a skylight ceiling and soothing harp music. The two-deck Explorers’ Lounge at the bow of each ship will feature double-height windows and a bar with “an extensive craft beer library.” The Theater will feature “soft and spacious sofa seating” from which to watch live per-formances and guest speakers. The line promises an extensive enrichment program that will include port talks on the destinations as well as lectures on history, art and culture. The ship also will show first-run films and destination-driven movies. Viking Star will have two swimming pools, one a stunning infinity pool cantilevered off the ship’s stern. In the evening, the deck space around the infinity pool will transform into the Aquavit Terrace for dining al fresco. The Main Pool has a retractable roof and also is the spot for watching movies on pleas-ant evenings. In keeping with Viking’s Nordic heritage, The Spa will feature the cen-turies- old tradition of the sauna. The ship will have a “snow grotto” with snowflakes gently falling through chilled air. Guests follow that up with warming time in the sauna. The Viking Star will have multiple restaurants in addition to the main dining room. The World Café will serve dishes from around the globe as well as regional specialties. Other options include more-intimate dining at The Chef’s Table, Italian grill and The Kitchen Table. What’s more, the ship will have an onboard cooking school to teach guests how to prepare local specialties.
  • 10. International 10 New York: While Britain's Prince William meets with P r e s i d e n t B a r a c k Obama at the Oval Office on Monday and discusses illegal wildlife trafficking at the World Bank, his wife, Kate, will tour a child devel-opment center with New York City's first lady, Chirlane McCray. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in New York City on Sunday, the royal couple's first official visit to the U.S. and their first taste of the Big Apple. During their three-day trip, they'll be staying at the Carlyle Hotel, a favorite of William's mother, the late Princess Diana, when she frequently visited Manhattan in the 1990s. William and Kate, who are expecting their second child in April, have scheduled a full slate of events in New York, including a visit to the National Sept. ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 Kanchan Yadav complaint was received at the office of DCP Crime, that many are getting cheated in a Chain Link like business who are hailed from US and comes to Bengaluru and used to stay in Hotel and do meet-ings and seminar and based on the information, a high value meeting was called by Commissioner of Police M N Reddi,and with Addl CP Crime,P Harishekaran,Jt CP Crime Hemanth Nimbalkar,DCP Crime Abhishek Goyal,with all F&M Squad police were asked to attend the meeting and based on the instruction of Seniors, we formed a special team and a decoy of CCB was also par-ticipated in the seminars and marketing meeting of this chain link and after getting all the details about this as they are cheating many and with this our sleuths were alerted by the decoy and the squad swung into action and raided Room No 225 of hotel Capital in Raj Bhavan Road and there were 4 accused persons were arrested were identified as; 1) DENISE d/o DRIVER, 52 yrs, a NEW ZEALAND national. She is the Asia-Pacific Head in this "US based" Social Media Network. She has been camp-ing in Capital Hotel, Bengaluru since Oct 9 presenting PPTs & holding marketing sessions in which CCB also participated. And her Passport No LN575596, Hauraki Road, Tuvua Road 4, NEW ZEALAND has been seized, 2) Mohd Kurram s/o Mohd Iqbal, 44 yrs, r/o HBR Layout, Bengaluru. 3) Kiran Modi s/o Jithendra modi, 39 yrs, r/o BSK, Bengaluru. 4) Hithesh Modi s/o Jithendra Modi 42 yrs, r/o Bengaluru. and at the time of interrogation they confessed the crime as how they were luring mem-bers by telling that she is from New Zealand National and She is a the Asia Pacific Head in this US,based Social Media Network, and by explaining,advertising,and col-lecting Enrollment fee from new victims of YOBSN,Social Media Network MLM a fraud web based company(hosted from US)and run through a website as www.socialmedi-atechnologies. com. They used to lure the New Members with promise of Big money in USD $s and they used to tell them that by this you can create your own social media like Facebook, and by pushing the Creating Your Own Social Network,as a Tagline and with this they used to encourage members to bring more members and Growing their Pyramid on the Left & Right Side. They used to tell them that when a company like Facebook etc is making Billions of $s from social Network then why can't you make money, and with this many customer got attracted to them and joined with them. This Company runs with a website called, Smart Media Technologies,As any person can become a member by paying 8000 to 25000 INR,as pew their capacity they used to make them a members,and after becom-ing a member they were asked to Introduce Two Persons (Left & Right Member) to invest for which he would get 25% Bonus each as commission and as the Pyramid grows he would get more Bonus as members get increase in left and Right,he would get more Bonus.and each member is given a username/password from which they can see the commission earned and number of members intro-duced is meticulously accounted in the login itself,as in fact each user can see his pyramid and the amount of commission earned by it, and they revealed how they used to lure the members. According to their statement we investigated the docu-ments available with the accused persons and found that the ONLINE account of Miss Driver Denise has 2844 members in the Left Side and 29495 members on Right Side across the world,and she alone personally has col-lected around 50,00,00,000 INR worth Enrollment fees. Most of 'her' members belong to -2000 from US, 1700 from India, 28000 from Malaysia, 500 from New Zealand, 200 from Dubai,100 from Pakistan. Her members In India, are distributed pan- India:-> 300 from Karnataka,800 from Maharashtra, 100 from Delhi,100 from Punjab,300 from MP,100 from Hyderabad. Md Kurram also has 2000 members in his tree & claims to have received 10000 $ as commission.and he is also chain member of Miss Denise, The victims of this chain will go in search for new members and lure them by showing the huge bene-fits. If the new members fail to create further new mem-bers then the investment of the member goes in vein & thus he gets cheated for what ever money he has put in.The pyramid is bound to stuck at any point and the chain gets broken. As the chain breaks, all the members who have invested in the chain get cheated for the money invest-ed with the hope of getting Crores of rupees returns.This lure of earning Crores & crores of money is making the members to dupe other fresh members to get their invest-ments back.and in this Most of the members are youngsters who are losing their money by joining this company and it is said that as it is big Racket of May be Around 1000 Crores and with this we have arrested 4 persons successfully who is luring many by telling them that you can earn Crores. Any such circulation schemes are banned and is an offence. FIR is registered in CubbonPark PS as u/s 3, 4, 5 of Prize Chits and Money Circulation Scheme(ban) Act and 420 IPC.Action is also being proposed against the hotel for not sending Form C to FRRO and abetting the accused.The intimation is being given about the arrest of foreign national to the con-cerned. The other details of the scam, bank accounts, money transfer gateway, passport details etc are being verified by CCB and as the chain link is huge we will seek their police custody for further investigation about this scam as we have suspect they would have cheated around 1000 Crore INR, and with this Bengaluru Police M N Reddi,Addl CP Crime,P Harishekaran,Jt CP Crime Hemanth Nimbalkar has appreciated the whole team for the good job done by them said by DCP Crime Abhishek Goyal. International MLM Fraud Worth Millions of USDs $ Busted by CCB A Royal Couple: Obama Visit, Child Development Tour
  • 11. Crime/ Education 11 ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 Fake Visa Racket Busted BY CCB Police Spl. Correspondent A Complaint was received in the office of DCP Crime from US consulate Chennai that many appli-cants are applying with fake supporting docu-ments. and the same was alerted to all the states and With this inputs received from DCP Crime From US Consulate to CCB Office ,We led a special team of CCB F&M squad Swung into action and followed Ravi Tejas@B K Ravien movements & in night our special team, Zeroed him inYeshwanthpur Police Station limits and arrested him and at the time of inter-rogation he has confessed the crime and with his statement,he revealed that he is a MD of First India incorporated to Citizens Comfort Services who used to service clients by facilitating them in getting VISA.VISA for tourists & for nearby countries was obtained legally by him,But when it came to supply gap he used to demand huge amount of money to send them to US countries by supplying fake supporting documents,and used to charge 1.5lacs- 4.5lacs,depending upon the country. And at the time of raid we found many non-judicial Stamp Papers, empty let-terheads in the name of Indo-American Association of Commerce, RT Travels & Living Pvt ltd,Agazo Shipping Agency,Peedize Shipping Agency,Piscean academy, Forenso ship-ping agency,which were used to make fake sup-porting documents and a visiting cards of First India Press news etc, were also found and we have seized all the materials used for.The Lure for US Visa from customers and it was encashed Illegally,and he used to lure customers to make easy many to enjoy and leave a lavish life,and with this senior officers have appreciated the whole team and thanked the DCP Crime of US,and a case has been registered in Yeshwanthpur PS in Cr No,468/2014 u/s 465,468,471 and 420 IPC and further investigation is on said by Jt CP Crime Hemanth Nimbalkar,and DCP Crime,Abhishek Goyal. Dr. Harshverdhan inaugurated newly-con-structed ‘Gym, Library and Recreation Binod Takiawala ew Delhi: Union Science a n d Technology Minister Dr. Harshverdhan today inaugurated North Delhi Municipal Corporation’s newly-constructed ‘Gym, Library and Recreation Centre’ at Pitam Pura in Ward No. 54 in Rohini Zone. North Delhi Mayor Mr. Yogender Chandolia; Standing Committee Chairman Mr. Mohan Bhardwaj; and Delhi BJP Chief Mr. Satish Upadhyay were also present on this occasion as special guests. Area councilor Ms. Rekha Gupta presided over the function. Senior officials of the Corporation also graced the event. Dr. Harshverdhan high-lighted the importance of such multi-purpose utilities, especially for senior citizens. He said this gym, library and recreation centre would attract both the younger population as well as senior citizens. Dr. Harshvardhan con-gratulated the area councilor and north DMC for building such a beautiful recreation centre. He said that generally such centres need regular upgrada-tion and monitoring to make it useful and rele-vant in the long run. He said that local residents be involved for this pur-pose. Mr. Satish Upadhyay said that senior citizens are basis of our extis-tence and serving them is our duty. He request-ed the North DMC to also put up lift and ramps for convenience of senior citizens. The Mayor Mr. Yogender Chandolia said that the Corporation has opened many recreation centres for senior citizens as they provide a positive environment to them for spending their time. Mr. Mohan Bhardwaj also emphasized the need of such multi-purposed centres in places such as Delhi. He said that besides giv-ing the senior citizens a space to socialize. Mamata’s simplicity: A Brand of Honesty exposed? internal poll by members of India Against Corruption (IAC), India’s largest anti-corruption coalition. In 1997, Mamata Banerjee left Congress Party in West Bengal and estab-lished the All India Trinamool Congress. It quickly became the primary opposition party to the long-standing Communist government in the state. On 11 December 1998, she contro-versially held the Samajwadi Party MP, Daroga Prasad Saroj, by the collar and dragged him out of the well of the Lok Sabha to prevent him from protesting against the Women’s Reservation Bill. In 1999, she joined the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government and was allocated the Railways Ministry. In early 2001, after the Tehelka expose, Banerjee walked out of the NDA cabinet and allied with the Congress Party for West Bengal’s 2001 elections, in protest of the cor-ruption charges leveled by Tehelka against senior minis-ters of the Government of NDA. Again she returned to the NDA government in January 2004, and held the Coal and Mines portfolio till the ‘General Election’ in May 2004, in which she was the only Trinamool Congress member to win a Parliament seat from West Bengal. She has made wrong deci-sions due to which her state had suffered. No big industrial investments in the state have happened during her tenure. She promised that she will make Kolkata like London, but forget London, she has failed to solve basic problem of traf-fic and hawkers’ encroach-ments in the state capital. Recently, her party was hit by Saradha Scam, filthy Teesta river water dispute with Bangladesh, and ‘too much’ appeasement politics has also hit her. N ‘TITA Young Achievers Award 2014’ presented to Prof. Nishanth Dongari cnp bureau Prof. Nishanth Dongari, an assistant professor at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Hyderabad was felicitated and honored with ‘TITA Young Achievers Award’ for the year 2014 by Telangana Information Technology Association (TITA) at TITA Head office, Hyderabad. Prof. Nishanth Dongari has received Marie Curie Award by European Commission, European Union for the year 2014 in Italy. Nishanth is the only person from India to receive this Award. Prof. Nishanth Dongari completed his B. Tech. in the department of Mechanical engineering at IIT Bombay in 2007. Later, he worked as an Application Engineer at Germany until March 2009 and further moved to United Kingdom after receiving the prestigious Marie Curie Fellowship under European Commission FP7 pro-gram. Prof Nishanth Dongari has obtained his Ph. D. in 2012 from Mechanical and Aerospace engineering. Nishanth has a distin-guished research career culminated into 20 publi-cations in highly reputed international journals. “TITA takes this opportuni-ty to congratulate Prof. Nishanth Dongari who added another feather to his cap by receiving Marie Curie Award. Nishanth has made signif-icant contributions to the areas of Microfluidics, Nanolufluidics, Heat& Mass Transfer and many more. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have devel-oped a system that could improve the ability of comput-ers to draw commonalities from unstructured data and help humans improve deci-sion- making. While computers are good at identifying patterns in huge data sets, humans, by contrast, are good at inferring pat-terns from just a few examples. The new prototype-based machine learning system bridges these two ways of pro-cessing information, so that humans and computers can collaborate to make better decisions, the researchers said. "In this work, we were looking at whether we could augment a machine-learning technique so that it support people in performing recognition-primed decision-making," said Julie Shah, assistant professor of aeronautics and astronautics at MIT and the study co-author. In experiments, human partic-ipants using the new system were more than 20 percent better at classification tasks than those using a similar sys-tem based on existing algorithms.
  • 12. Business 12 ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 2000 Ares of land across Sector 75-89 in Faridabad way back in the year 2005 & 2006 cnp bureau F aridabad: This peaceful protest cnp bureau march is the result of agony, harassment and fear of losing a common man’s savings of hard earned money. M/s BPTP Ltd under Chairmanship of Sh Kabul Chawla was granted licences to develop residential, commercial township on 2000 Ares of land across Sector 75-89 in Faridabad way back in the year 2005 & 2006. It is pertinent to mention that total licensed land is 2500 Acres across sector 75-89 in Faridabad. Today M/s BPTP Ltd has almost 25000 of bona-fide customers in its list out of which BPTP had 5000-7000 of customers until the year 2005 to 2007 and remaining 18000 to 20000 middle class customers booked a Flat/ Independent Floor for their families in the year 2008 & 2009. Ironically all those 18000-20000 gullible customers who have booked a flat/ Independent Floor with BPTP Ltd after 2008 could not be deliv-ered their Flats/Independent Floors until now. Whereas, BPTP Ltd. has had a com-mitment to deliver their Flats/Independent Floors in the year 2011 or 2012 max. Also it is informed that all these 18000-20000 customers have already paid @90-95% of “total sales considerations” way back until the year 2011 whereas, construction at ground has taken place varying between 30-60% only across the projects. Also it is brought to the notice of all of you construc-tion work is practically stalled since the year 2011 and even a single individual is not seen working at the various locations/projects launched by BPTP after 2008. When all these gullible customers in isolation approach BPTP office to inquire about the delivery of the booked Flat/house, BPTP is noncommittal of deliv-ery of their flat/house resulting a great amount of harassment and occurrence of huge losses in terms of payment of recur-ring EMI and House rent as well. It is also submitted that most of the flats BPTP offered the possession do not pos-sess any Occupation Certificate. Therefore these gullible allottees are living under risk on their lives and without basic infrastructure amenities. It is submitted that presumably BPTP has siphoned off money in violation and contravention of the HUDA Act,1975. And we assertively demand from the Government of Haryana to put a time bound thorough inquiry under through its honest officers. ALL INDIA BANK OFFICERS’ CONFEDERATION All India Bank Officers’ Confederation (AIBOC), with a membership of 2, 80,000 is the largest Trade Union organization of offi-cers working in Public Sector Banks, Old Generation Private Sector Banks, and Regional Rural Banks in India. Working committee of AIBOC meet at New Delhi i.e. immediately after successful nation-wide strike on 12th November and 4 day Relay Strikes from 2nd December to 5th December,2014, call of which was given by United Forum of Bank Unions, demanding a decent Wage Revision, regulated working hours, five day week, updation of pension etc. Since Indian Banks’ Association (IBA) and Government do not seem to be bothered about the genuine and reasonable demands of the Bank Officers and employees, Working Committee will take stock of the situa-tion and consider further action programme. Present offer by IBA, of increase by 11% on Payslip Components is much less than the increase of 10.92% on establishment cost given during last settlement which was effected from 1/11/2007. 10.92% offer on establishment cost of last settle-ment if converted to present payslip component will work out to 19.51% as against the offer of 11%. The amount offered is not even 1% of the total expenses of the Public Sector Banks.The NDA Government is going ahead with its Agenda of Disinvestment in Public Sector Undertakings, which are contributing huge profits to the exchequer by way of dividends and income tax while fulfill-ing the social objectives of the Government. In the name of labour reforms, labour laws are being diluted to make them favourable to Corporates and Employers. 100% FDI in Railways, and Insurance Bill enabling 49% FDI in Insurance Sector, withdrawal of support to MGNREGA and other anti people and anti working class policies of the Government are also cause of concern and will be discussed in the meeting. Government has also hinted at implementing the report of Financial Sector Legislative Reform Commission (FSLRC) which if implemented, will destroy the institution of RBI. Working committee will deliberate on all these developments and will decide its programme to oppose such moves of the Government. It is also pertinent to mention here that Joint forum of Public Sector Officers’ Associations consisting of AIBOC, National Confederation of Officers’ Associations (NCOA), Sanchar Nigam Executives Associations (SNEA), Officers of BSNL and MTNL, and All India Power Engineers Federation (AIPEF) have come together under a common platform to save the public sector and are organizing a “Save Public Sector-March to Parliament on 9th December”. After the march the representatives of all the sectors will go to submit a Memorandum to the Honourable Prime Minister of India. SBI To Decide On $1 Bn Adani Loan In 3 Months State Bank of India (SBI) has said the final decision on the controversial $1 billion (Rs 6,200 crore) loan agreement with Adani Group for its Australian mining project would be taken by the executive com-mittee of the bank in 2-3 months SBI had last month signed the pact with Adani Group on the sidelines of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Australia. "The executive committee after due deliberations will decide about the disbursement to Adani," SBI Chairperson Arundhati Bhattacharya said."At present, all the aspects are being studied. Appraisal is being done. It will take about two-three months to study the project and thereafter taken to the com-mittee for final approval," she added. Loans of over Rs 400 crore are generally cleared by the executive committee head-ed by the chairperson. The other members of the executive com-mittee include two executive directors (of the four managing directors on board) and non-executive director/directors who are present in the city where the meet-ing is held. Besides, Reserve Bank of India nominee director Urjit R. Patel, an RBI deputy governor) is a part of the execu-tive committee. Adani Mining is building a 300-km rail line for its about $16 billion Carmichael coal mine project in Australia. The development of the coal mine located at Queensland in Australia and required infrastructure including railways would cost $7.6 billion. Queensland state's Coordinator General has approved $2 bil-lion (2.2 billion Australian dollars) rail line project called the North Galilee Basin Rail (NGBR) that would link Adani's Carmichael Coal Mine with Abbot point coal terminal.
  • 13. Entertainment 13 I don’t endorse six-pack or eight pack abs: Akshay Kumar M The 'Dhoom 3' star, who was in Varanasi to promote his upcoming film 'PK', said the 91-year-old actor has been an inspiration for many Indian actors. "I too have seen on TV that Yusuf sahab (Dilip Kumar) is not well and he is in the hospital. We pray that he may get well soon. I am the biggest fan of Yusuf sahab, I have learnt a lot watching his films. There is a lot of influence of him on Indian actors," Aamir told reporters here. After reaching the political land of Narendra Modi, Aamir said he will request the Prime Minister to watch his film, which releases on December 19. "I will request him to watch my film. But PM is already so much busy in his own works but if he would watch this movie, then I would be the happiest for this," said Aamir, who once met Modi for his TV programme 'Satyamev Jayate'. Aamir, 49, who is a betel lover in the Rajkumar Hirani film, also tasted the leaf at a shop in Nadesar area here. ubZ fnYyh] 8 fnlacj] ls 14 fnlacj] 2014 umbai: Akshay Kumar, who is counted amongst the fittest and most agile actors in the Hindi film industry, says he does not favour six-pack or eight-pack abs and that he believes in a “natural way of maintaining a good body”. “It takes a long time to make abs. Tehelte tehelte nahi ban jaate abs (It is not a cakewalk to get such abs),” said Akshay on being asked about the trend of abs in Bollywood. “All that is shown onscreen might not be real either. I don’t endorse these six-pack or eight-pack abs. I believe in the natural way of main-t a i n - ing a good body,” he added. The 47-year-old, who himself has a well-sculpted body, asserts that rather than focussing on building abs, people should care about their future health as oth-erwise it may prove fatal to their bodies. “The person should also care about his health and future as well. A lot of people depend on products that may give them a good feeling about their bodies for few days, but the long-term effect is dan-gerous to their body,” Akshay said. Meanwhile, actors like Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan as well as the new genera-tion actors keep flaunt-ing their six-pack abs and eight-pack abs. Karan Johar parties hard with Bollywood beauties! Mumbai: Karan With the onset of December, and the year nearing to an end, party maker Karan Johar had a star-studded affair at his home, turning host for his close friends. The 42-year-old filmmaker is known for hosting grand par-ties. Therefore, on December, it was Kareena Kapoor Khan, Karisma Kapoor, Malaika Arora Khan, her sister Amrita Arora, along with designer friend Manish Malhotra and Gauri Khan, who turned up for the party. The group picture of the party-goers was posted by Amrita Arora on her Twitter handle. From the looks of it, it seems they had a fun-filled night. What better than KJo turning a cool ‘host-cum-dost’ for his dearies! Madonna’s topless shoot K imReality TV star Kim Kardashian, who had hogged the limelight for her raunchy photographs, is one of the few to praise pop star Madonna’s topless photo-shoot. The 34-year-old reality star took to social net-working site Twitter to praise Madonna’s shoot with Interview maga-zine, reports dailymail.co.uk. “This new @Madonna shoot for Interview Mag is EVERYTHING!!! She looks soooo good! Bravo Mert& Marcus!” she tweeted . However, the photo-shoot of ‘Like a virgin’ hitmaker failed to gener-ate positive opinions. It also prompted some internet users to make some less-than-flatter-ing comparisons. One user compared the images to footballer Paul Gascoigne who was once pictured wear-ing a pair of plastic breasts. One of the tweets said that her pic-tures looked like they’d been plucked from comedian Matt Lucas’ comedy character, Bubbles DeVere, from show ‘Little Britain’. The character wore full body prosthetics in the 2010 show. Aamir Khan wishes speedy recovery for Dilip Kumar
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u, f[kykM+h;ksa dk mRlkg c<+kuk gksxk vkSj oyZ~M di tSls vge çfr;ksfxrk esa fdl rjg ls lkS Qhlnh nsuk gS blds fy, rS;kj djuk gksxkA vxyk oYMZ di gj rjg ls vyx gksus okyk gSA uk rks viuh ljteha gksxh vkSj uk gh vius euekfQd fipA mij ls Vhe esa vuqHkoh f[kykfM+;ksa dh deh lkQ rkSj ij [kyus okyh gSA ,sls esa oYMZ di esa lcls T;knk nkjksenkj mu pkj f[kykfM+;ksa ij gh gS tks oYMZ di [ksy pqds gSaA vc lcls cM+k loky ;s gS fd bu pkj ds ne ij D;k Vhe bafM;k ,d ckj fQj oYMZ di f[krkc vius ikl cjdjkj j[kus esa dke;kc gks ik,xhA vc ,d utj Mkyrs gSa mu pkjksa f[kykfM+;ksa ij tks laHkkfor 30 esa gSa vkSj ftUgksaus Hkkjr dh rjQ ls oyZ~M di [ksyk gSA 1- egsUæ flag /kkSuh& Vhe bafM;k ds lcls lQy dIrkuksa esa ls ,d vkSj Hkkjrh; Vhe dks viuh vxqvkbZ esa o"kZ 2011 oYMZ di dk f[krkc fnykus okys egsUæ flag /kkSuh deky ds dIrku gSaA mudk fiNyk vuqHko Vhe ds dkQh dke vk,xk vkSj Vhe ds u, f[kykfM+;ksa dks mlls dkQh enn feysxhA /kkSuh dh ckr djsa rks oYMZ di esa mUgksaus 12 eSp [ksys gSa ftlesa 33-75 dh vkSlr ls 270 ju cuk, gSaA oYMZ di esa mUgksaus ,d Hkh 'krd ugha yxk;k gS tcfd ,d v/kZ'krd muds uke gSA oYMZ di esa 91 mudk loZJs"B Ldksj gSA 2- fojkV dksgyh& Vhe bafM;k ds midIrku fojkV dksgyh csgn mEnk f[kykM+h gSA v‚LVªsfy;k vkSj U;wthySaM esa Vhe dks muls dkQh mEehnsa jgsaxhA ;gha ugha fiNys oYMZ di esa cf<+;k çn'kZu djus okys fojkV t:j ;s dksf'k'k djsaxs fd vxys oYMZ di esa Hkh oks vius çn'kZu ls Vhe dks f[krkc fnykus esa dke;kc gks ik,aA oYMZ di esa 9 eSp [ksy pqds fojkV us ,d 'krd vkSj ,d v/kZ'krd dh enn ls 282 ju cuk, gSaA mudk vkSlr jgk gS 35-25 dk vkSj 100 ¼u‚V vkmV½ mudk csLV Ldksj gSA 3- lqjs'k jSuk& ekStwnk le; ls deky dh Q‚eZ esa py jgs jSuk dk ds fy, fiNyk oyZ~M di dqN [kkl ugha jgk FkkA 2011 oYMZ di esa mUgksaus egt 4 eSp [ksys Fks ftlesa 74 dh vkSlr ls mUgksaus 74 ju cuk, FksA 36 ju mudk loZJs"B Ldksj jgk FkkA tkfgj gS bl ckj jSuk t:j vius bl vkadM+s dks lq/kkjus dh dksf'k'k djsaxsA 4- vkj- vf'ou& vxys oYMZ di esa Hkkjrh; Vhe dh rjQ ls vkj- vf'ou ,dek= ,sls xsanckt gSa ftUgsa oYMZ di esa [ksyus dk vuqHko gSaA gkykafd fiNys oYMZ di esa mUgsa T;knk eSp [ksyus dk ekSdk ugha feyk FkkA lh, ds Mk;jsDVj dkLçksfop us Hkkjr dks 'kqfØ;k dgk ,fMysMA fQfyi áwt dh e`R;q ds ckn ftl rjg ls Hkkjrh; fØdsV çca/ku us fØdsV v‚LVªsfy;k dk lhjht vkxs c<+kus esa lkFk fn;k mlls fØdsV v‚LVªsfy;k ds Mk;jsDVj ekbdy dkLçksfop vfHkHkwr gSaA mUgksaus blds fy, Hkkjrh; f[kykfM+;ksa vkSj chlhlhvkb dks 'kqfØ;k dgk gSA xkSjryc gS fd ,d ?kjsyw eSp esa ckmalj ls pksfVy gksus ls v‚LVªsfy;kbZ cYysckt fQfyi áwt dh e`R;q gks xbZ Fkh ftl otg ls iwjk fØdsV txr 'kksd esa Mwc x;k FkkA v‚LVªsfy;kbZ f[kykM+h;ksa dh euksfLFkfr dk [;ky j[krs gq, fØdsV v‚LVªsfy;k us Hkkjr&v‚LVªsfy;k VsLV lhjht dk dk;ZØe vkxs c<+kus dk QSlyk fy;k Fkk ftldk chlhlhvkbZ o Vhe bafM;k ds f[kykfM+;ksa us Hkh leFkZu fd;k FkkA dkLçksfop us dgk] eSaus jfo 'kkL=h ¼Vhe bafM;k ds Mk;jsDVj½ ls ckr dh FkhA vHkh fØdsV [ksyuk ugha NksM+sxsa% lgokx bZ fnYyhA utcx<+ ds uokc ohjsaæ lgokx cs'kd bl ckj oYMZ di esa Hkkjrh; Vhe dk fgLlk ugha gksaxs exj vxys nks&rhu u o"kksaZ rd oks fØdsV [ksyrs jgsaxsA lgokx us lkQ fd;k gS fd fQygky oks fØdsV dks vyfonk ugha dgsaxsA gkykafd yxHkx nks o"kksaZ ls oks Vhe bafM;k ls ckgj py jgs gSaA 36 o"kZ ds lgokx dk dguk gS fd fQygky oks vius [ksy dk yqRQ mBk jgs gSa vkSj vxj mUgsa baVjuS'kyu fØdsV esa okilh dk ekSdk ugha Hkh feys rks Hkh mUgsa bldk dksbZ eyky ugha gSA ,d fØdsVj ds rkSj ij gj f[kykM+h vius ns'k ds fy, [ksyuk pkgrk gSA lgokx us dgk tc eSaus fØdsV [ksyuk 'kq: fd;k rks eSa Hkkjr ds fy, [ksyuk pkgrk FkkA tc esjk ;s liuk iwjk gks x;k rks eSaus lkspk vkxs D;k esjs ,d lkFkh fØdsVj us eq>ls dgk fd Hkkjr ds fy, [ksyuk vklku gS exj 10&15 o"kksaZ rd [ksyuk vklku ugha gSA blds ckn eSaus 100 VsLV [ksyus dk liuk cuk;kA eSaus vius dfj;j esa 100 VsLV Hkh [ksysA blds ckn vc fØdsV esa dqN Hkh gkfly djus dh esjh bPNk ugha gSA vc eSa flQZ fØdsV dk etk ys jgk gwaA vxys oYMZ di ds fy, 30 laHkkfor f[kykfM+;ksa esa ugha pqus tkus ij lgokx us dgk fd vxj lsysDVlZ us esjk pquko ugha fd;k rks blls eq>s dksbZ ijs'kkuh ugha gSA lgokx us dgk fd eSaus 100 VsLV eSp [ksyk gS vkSj fQygky eSa fØdsV [ksy jgk gwaA eSa tks pkgrk Fkk eSa dj jgk gwaA mUgksaus dgk fd eSa fØdsV dks vkt vyfonk dgwa ;k nks lky ckn blls dksbZ QdZ ugha iM+rkA leFkZu ls gSjku Hkkjr esa flQZ nks fnuksa ds fy, vkbZihVh,y esa [ksyus dks Hkjh gkeh ;g ,slk ekgkSy Fkk ftldh dYiuk [kqn jkstj QsMjj us ugha dh FkhA okdbZ ;g leka QsMjj dks gSjku dj jgk FkkA muds eqag ls [kqn ;gh fudyk] og brus ç'kaldksa vkSj 'kksj ds chp [ksyus ds vknh ugha gSa ysfdu vc mUgsa bldh vknr Mkyuh gksxhA th gka QsMjj dks elkyk Vsful vkbZihVh,y Hkk xbZ gS vkSj ;gh dkj.k gS fd og blesa vkxs Hkh [ksyus dks rS;kj gSaA QsMjj [kqyklk djrs gSa fd gkykafd bl elkyk Vsful ds ;g 'kq#vkrh fnu gSa ysfdu ;g csgn euk-sjatd gSA [kklrkSj ij f[kykfM+;ksa +ls ckrphr dk ekSdk feyukA mUgsa ;g vankt csgn ilan vk;k gSA QsMjj ;g Hkh lkQ djrs gSa fd fQygky muds ,tsaMs esa ,Vhih gh gS vkSj og viuh Vªsfuax vkSj Nqfê;ksa dks ojh;rk nsaxsA QsMjj [kqyklk djrs gSa fd vkbZihVh,y esa [ksyuk muds fy, eqf'dy Hkjk fu.kZ; Fkk ysfdu mUgksaus egs'k Hkwifr ls oknk fd;k Fkk vkSj ;gh dkj.k gS fd og fnYyh esa nks fnuksa ds fy, [ksyus dks rS;kj gq,A ;g igyh ckj gS tc QsMjj Hkkjr vk, gSaA og crkrs gSa fd bl ;k=k dks ysdj og csgn mRlkfgr Fks vkSj ;gka vkdj csgn [kq'k gSaA gkykafd QsMjj ;g Hkh dgrs gSa fd og phu dh rjg Hkkjr dks viuk ,Vhih VwukZesaV [ksyus okyk ns'k ugha cukus tk jgs gSaA QsMjj dgrs gSa fd og fQygky psUubZ esa gksus okys ,Vhih VwukZesaV esa [ksyus dk dk;ZØe ugha cuk jgs gSaA