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Eco-friendly idol maker
finds place in Modi's
'MannkiBaat'Vipin
Delhi: Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi gave a call to children and youth to use natu-
ral soil to carve out idols of Ganesh and Durga. Addressing the people through the radio
programme “Mann Ki Baat”, Shri Modi gave the call to revive the old tradition and protect
the environment, protect water bodies and also protect the tiny species living in water
from pollution. Shri Modi said that celebrating an eco-friendly Ganeshotsav is also a work
of social service.
Following Prime Minister’s call, idols of Ganesh are being made with natural soil across
the country. A similar initiative under the aegis of ‘Narmada Samagra’ has been organ-
ised through a workshop – ‘Aao banaayen apne haathon se apne Ganesh ki moorti’
(Come, let us make with our own hands, idols of our Ganesh) at various places along
River Narmada. During the workshop being organised by Bhopal-based, ‘Narmada
Samagra’, Minister of State (Independent Charge) of Environment, Forest and Climate
Change, Shri Anil Madhav Dave, inspired children to make idols from natural soil. “Prerna
Pradhan Mantri ki, prayaas hamara, aao bachayen paani aur paryavaran” (Prime
Minister’s inspiration, our efforts…..Come, let us conserve water and protect environ-
ment), Shri Dave said on the occasion.
The workshop will continue in Bhopal till September 4. Thousands of children from
Amarkantak to Bharuch have been imparted training through the workshop.
The Hon’ble President, Shri Pranab Mukherjee inaugurating the
Jangipur Bengal Mega Food Park, at Jangipur, in Murshidabad,
West Bengal. The Governor of West Bengal, Shri Keshari Nath
Tripathi, the Union Minister for Food Processing Industries, Smt.
Harsimrat Kaur Badal, Union Minister of State for Finance Shri
Santosh Kumar Gangwar and the Minister of State for Food
Processing Industries, Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti. Shri Abhijit
Mukherjee, Hon’ble Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha) and Shri
Malay Mukherjee, CEO&MD, IFCI Ltd. are also seen.
Binod Takiawala
The Union Finance Minister Shri Arun Jaitley delivers the
Valedictory Address at the Conference on 'International
Arbitration in BRICS.....
contd on Page 011
3. National 3New Delhi, 29 August - 4 September, 2016
Kaviita Bisht
This word sounds like
something tremendous .But
practically we all have to
take a decision in our life
and that's decision which
makes a turning point , from
school to the end of our life
we have to take lots of deci-
sions .The most sensitive
decisions of our life as a
teenager I felt are a) which
career is best for us and b)
which type of a person I
want as a my life
partner.Thinking upon
these things i swear such a
mind boggles thing both the
decision can make or
destroy our life.In childhood
my mother brought all the
things for me from hair pin
to shoes and no doubt in
this she buy's best for me
but now I want to buy my all
things as I like.Ya some-
times I takes wrong deci-
sions but now i laugh on
my silly clothes and lots of
things which i buy...still
these decisions never be
regretful for me because I
only listen my heart .We
take decisions they can be
wrong or right but its a life-
cycle.I am not only growing
as a girl to a woman but i
want to grew up as a unma-
tured girl to a matured
woman ..i want to make
myself self independent not
only earning money but tak-
ing all decisions of my life
also. But most of the disap-
pointing results are in front
of us..the person whose life
is.. expect him all the per-
sons takes his life's deci-
sion .Obviously they are
our well wishers they think
good for us .if i choose that
career in which my parents
want and marry to that guy
whom they are selected for
me perhaps i get success
,well earned and the guy
will also a great person but
a point will exactly come in
my life when i found myself
in the midst of those people
from i don't love ...and i
never want to do this mis-
take .No one will be longer
with us to take our decision
that's why we should take
our all decisions ownself.
It's doesn't mean you are
opposed to your loved
ones.Infact you are just tak-
ing stand for yourself .But
the bitter truth is that
teenager makes the same
mistake from which I want
to prevent them.Now its
their choice they choose
the show off life or a
peaceful life ..Swami
vivekanand said In a con-
flict between the heart and
the brain, follow your
heart.." and still you are
not able to take any deci-
sion so give youself some
time ..as mentioned in
Bhagavad gita .."jo ho rha
hai use hone do" lets go
with the flow .just keep pos-
itive attitude towards life
and everything will be
fine.:)
Decision
Anu Francis
Life is like a moving cycle,
it moves accordingly the
way we want to move it.
Same happens with life!
We come in the same
phase again in the old age
as we were in the child-
hood. The way of walking,
talking ability, support of
others ,etc. The only differ-
ence is that that our mem-
ories and experiences
stay with us.
Life is to be live at it full by
watching, doing, realising,
learning. At some phase of
our life, we realise our
worth, purpose and goals .
We create our own place
by facing and tackling the
problems and learn some-
thing big and great. This
add and shows many col-
ors on our path. Thus, we
are the creators of our life.
The Growing
colours within usSubramanian Swamy, the
then Janata Party president
and now BJP’s active
member, knocked the court’s
door raising questions over
acquisition of a company that
published the now-defunct
National Herald newspaper to
which Congress gave a loan
of over Rs. 90 crores. Swamy
alleged that Sonia Gandhi
and Rahul Gandhi had floated
a company called ‘Young
Indian’, which acquired
Associated Journals, founded
by late Jawaharlal Nehru,
which published the National
Herald and Quami Awaz.
Swamy claimed it was illegal
for Congress, a political party,
to give loans for commercial
purposes. Young Indian wrote
off the loans due to Congress
for a mere Rs. 50 lakhs and by
a board resolution, the
Associate Journals is sold by
transfer of shares to Young
Indian, which is not a
newspaper or journal
producing company. Swamy
also sought summoning
documents from “the
Congress party reflecting the
loans given to AJL and
documents of the party in the
year in which the loan was
written off.” The case went on
for years and now Delhi court
issued notices to Congress
president Sonia Gandhi,
Rahul Gandhi and others on
a fresh application by Swamy
seeking summoning of
certain documents in the
National Herald case of
cheating and
misappropriation. In the
application filed before
Metropolitan Magistrate
Lovleen, Swamy has sought
summoning of documents
relating to a loan given to AJL
by the Congress, saying that
the papers were necessary
for the purpose of the trial of
the case. The documents
sought to be summoned from
the AJL, among others, are
related to authorisation by its
members to borrow money in
excess of its paid-up capital
and its free reserve, relevant
extracts from its books of
account of the loan period
and the documents by which
the loan was later converted
into shares in the books of
the company.
Further, he sought
summoning of the documents
filed by the AJL with Registrar
of Companies, papers from
the Income Tax Department
relating to I-T returns filed by
the company and some
papers from the Department
of Telecommunications.
Swamy had informed the
court, which had earlier this
year allowed his plea to
summon certain documents
related to the case, that he
would file a fresh application,
following the setting aside of
the orders of the Metropolitan
Magistrate by the Delhi High
Court. Anyway, Gandhis are
boldly facing the court and its
proceedings. Motilal Nehru
and Jawaharlal Nehru gave
their life, profession and
properties for the benefit of
this country and their ‘so
called’ descendants are only
interested in self-aggrand-
izement. Further disruption in
Parliament seems likely as
the senior Congress
leadership decided to stick to
its aggressive stance against
the ruling BJP for the
upcoming week. Sonia
Gandhi felt that the party
wasn’t getting a fair space in
media to explain its viewpoint
on the National Herald
controversy.
Swamy to have last laugh in National Herald case?
In a landmark judgement, the Bombay High Court allowed
women to enter inside the inner sanctum of the Haji Ali
Dargah. Earlier, an NGO filed a PIL in November 2014 against
the diktat by the trust and urged the court to step in and over-
throw the trust’s ruling. After a wait of more than six months,
the Bombay High Court finally gave a judgement in the Haji Ali
Dargah matter. The Bench is also following the status of a PIL
in the Supreme Court on the 1,500-year-old historic Sabrimala
Ayyappa Temple in Kerala, which has also banned the entry of
women.
The Bombay High Court recently asked the Maharashtra gov-
ernment to ensure that women are not denied entry to any reli-
gious place, and court apply the same principle when it comes
to Dargah. Yes, this is a good verdict. In most of the Dargahs
ladies are allowed. Women are equally important in a society
and in every family irrespective of their faith. The discrimina-
tion on gender basis is to be removed at all places of worship.
This refinement has no place in any religion, cult or creed and
certainly not in secular India.
Moreover, Dargahs are becoming a money making enterprise
just like temples. Practice of idol worship is against Islam,
Muslims visiting Dargahs is sheer ignorance and shunning of
Allah according to some sects in Islam. There is absolutely no
recommendation unnecessary nor is the dead going to hear
our prayers. Whatever you get it is only from Allah because he
can give it to you. If according to that sects, when Dargah’s are
unislamic as they are places where dead saints are revered
and worshiped, then you shouldn’t be having any problem in
allowing women.
Religion or Rights – HajiAli
The birthday of Lord
Krishna, better known as
Janmashtami is celebrated
with great gusto across the
country. Every year, peo-
ple gather to recite the tale
of Krishna – the eighth
avatar of Vishnu, sing
songs in his praise and
celebrate Dahi Handi.
Mumbai is in celebration
mode and all geared up for
Dahi Handi event.
Though, refusing to rethink
a ban on taller “Dahi
Handi” human pyramids –
during the Janmashtami
festival in Maharashtra –
the Supreme Court said
“to increase the height is
very scary”. A Mumbai-
based group had asked
the court to reconsider its
own order and raise the
20-feet cap, voicing a
demand that is backed by
almost every political party
in Maharashtra. The peti-
tioner, seeking an urgent
hearing a day before
Janmashtami celebrations,
has argued against the
height restriction saying
the sport is famous and
earned a place in the
Guinness Book of World
Records because of how
tall each human pyramid
can get. The Maharashtra
government had also told
the court that “height is the
charm of the game and
courts can consider
increasing the height to 25
feet. In the annual Dahi
Handi ritual, human pyra-
mids compete to reach for
Dahi Handis or pots filled
with curd that are strung
up high on poles.
Participants call them-
selves “Govindas” – anoth-
er name for Lord Krishna –
and wear colourful cos-
tumes. Last week, the
court banned those below
18 from participating in the
pyramids and limited the
height to 20 feet only. It
confirmed an order by the
Bombay High Court two
years ago, which was
challenged by the
Maharashtra government.
Happy Dahi Handi, Mumbaikars
4. Delhi/ NCR/ National4 New Delhi, 29 August - 4 September, 2016
Binod Kumar Singh
Delhi: Air passengers
association of India cele-
brates its silver jubilee and
on the occasion they
rewarded the best achiev-
ers. APAI was formed in
November 1990 by
D.Sudhakar Reddy to
safeguard the interests of
air passengers in India
and improve air connectiv-
ity. APAI has enrolled over
1 lac members in over 25
years.
Many Ministers graced the
event including Shri. Ram
Vilas Paswan (Minister for
consumer affairs, food and
public distribution) ,Shri.
Nitin Gadkari (Minister of
Road, transport and
Highways), Rajiv Pratap
Rudy, Smt. Smriti Irani
(Minister of textiles).
Smt. Smriti Irani, hon’ble
Minister for Textile dis-
cussed about the new avi-
ation policy and promoted
the company ‘APAI’. She
revealed "I applied for the
cabin crew job in Jet air-
ways and got rejected
because of the personali-
ty." Shri. Ram vilas
paswan, Hon’ble minister
for consumer affairs, food
and public distribution
spoke about the produc-
tion of new and effective
rules and regulations in
the aircraft industry as the
rules have not been
changed since 1986. He
talked in the welfare of the
passengers and said that
the passengers can claim
for their loss happened
because of the airlines. He
gave the award for best
facilities for sick ,elderly to
the Indira Gandhi airpor
andt best international air-
line to Air Asia.
APAI (Air passengers association of
India) Celebrates its silver jubilee
Vivek Sharma
New Delhi: India’s leading exercise equipment manufac-
turer, Jerai Fitness In association with an NGO, ‘Udaan’&
Chetanalaya appointed a disabled athlete of internation-
al repute and a native of Punjab, Mr Sham Singh Shera
as its brand ambassador in New Delhi., As part of their
CSR programs, Sham Singh Shera will train disabled
boys & girls who are aspiring to be athletes.
In the initial phase a total of 20 disabled boys & girls have
been selected who will undergo rigorous training under
his supervision. Sham Singh Shera is an inspiration for
every single polio-ridden person in the world who has
emerged a victorious in life. This is also a way of gener-
ating employment opportunities for the disabled youth.
This initiative would recognize their potential in athletes
and advocate for changes in society to enable them to
fully realize it and integrate them more fully into commu-
nity life. reporter.cnpn@gmail.com
Jerai Fitness Appoints Disabled Athlete
‘Sham Singh Shera’As Its BrandAmbassador
cnp bureau
New Delhi:
With a motto
towards a
‘Healthy India’
Bikano, India’s
leading pack-
aged foods
brand launched
diet food prod-
uct ranges
across nation.
In this diet food
category Bikano
brings products
such as Diet
Mixture, Diet
Murmura, &
Diet Chiwda
with a punch line
“HEALTHY AND TASTY
SNACKS”.
Commenting on the new
product ranges Manish
Agarwal, Director,
Bikanervala Foods Pvt
L i m i t e d
s a i d ,
“ B i k a n o
h a s
a l w a y s
c a t e r e d
their cus-
t o m e r ’ s
d e m a n d
f o l l o w i n g
the new
trends and
choices in
their food
habits and
now we
are glad
to bring
diet food products with our
existing product category
maintaining all health relat-
ed parameters for all age
groups with an aim to cre-
ate a future healthy India.”
Bikano brings diet
Products fo a healthy india
cnp bureau
Delhi: For healthy life it is
necessary to have a
healthy atmosphere. Lets
welcome the new born
baby by growing a plant
and attaché with good
environment.
To encourage this chain,
SARTHAK ESED NGO is
doing effort to link new
born with environment. Mrs
Vasundhara Sharma pres-
ent of sarthak has aimed to
welcome the babies by
growing a plant. In the rela-
tion with the help of sita
Ram Bhartiya Institute far
scinence and Research.
In today changing era it is
not possible that everyone
can trees but at least a
small plant can be grow at
our on house. Due to lack
of time and place may be a
tree can not planted but a
small corner in a house
can be given.
A step towards Environment
spl. correspondent
Delhi: Dr. Anjali Hooda
Sangwan is all set to
launch its videos on health
issues like Diabetes,
Thyroid, PCOD, Vitamin D
deficiency. Now a days,
these problems are very
common but still many
people are not aware
about the symptoms and
how to treat them. So, Dr.
Anjali Hooda Sangwan is
prepared to guide them
and will answer all the
questions.
ASteptowardsBetterLife
ByDr.AnjaliHoodaSangwan
cnp bureau
Delhi: I’ M Center for
Applied Arts by Punam
Kalra introduces her lat-
est collection of poufs . In
combinations of wood ,
upholstery & steel these
ADD ONS make their
own statement. Compact
in size but visually more
important than other
pieces of furniture . They
can be peppy or elegant but
are supportive to a furniture setting.
Done in different colors & materials they certainly stand
out.
I’m Centre for Applied Arts by Punam Kalra was started
in 1994 and started with a Product Design Centre and it
was first of its kind in the country. Punam Kalra, a
renowned engineer turned designer has been in the
business since 1994. It has been a long time since
Kalra opened her first store at Lajpat Nagar. She has the
expertise to create a wide variety of interior environ-
ments from traditional to contemporary.
Punam Kalra introduces an
extensive range of pouf collection
Mumbai: An Indian Navy continues to
probe the extent of threat to its security, a
report suggested that a former French
naval officer may be responsible for the
leak of sensitive data related to Scorpene
submarine.
A report by ‘The Australian’ suggested
that the former French naval officer, in
question, was working as a sub-contractor
for the DCNS – the French company –
and he might be behind the leak of the
sensitive data which were written in
France in 2011. The French firm had ini-
tially suggested the leak might be at the
Indian end, saying it supplies but does not
control access to technical data. The gov-
ernment has asked French shipbuilder
DCNS which designed the six Scorpene
submarines for $3.5 billion for a report on
the leak, which exposes information
including the combat systems of the fleet.
Naval sources said they were confident
that the 22,000 pages reported by The
Australian newspaper on Wednesday
were not provided by sources here and do
not compromise one of the world’s largest
defense projects. On the second point
experts disagree, stating that the informa-
tion that has been released is a huge
problem for India. Following the furore
over the leak of documents related to
Indian’s Scorpene submarine, the
Congress on Wednesday lashed out at
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar for
their ‘myopic’ approach towards the mat-
ter and underplaying the ‘stunning breach
of security’.
ScorpenesubmarinedataleakhappenedinFrance,ex-navalofficersuspected
6. International6New Delhi, 29 August - 4 September, 2016
Islamic State (ISIS) terrorists have released a horrific
new video that shows five boys, including one said to be
from the UK, aged between 10 to 13 years shooting pris-
oners in Syria.
The boys are seen shooting dead five men identified as
captured Kurdish fighters who are kneeling.
A caption claims the white boy in the video is Abu
Abdullah al-Britani, who is allegedly British.
All the boys are pictured in full military fatigues and a
black hat alongside the four other boys.
Five hostages are shown dressed in familiar orange
jumpsuits seen in previous ISIS propaganda videos, ‘The
Times’ reports.
“No one can save the Kurds even with the support of
America, France, Britain, Germany, the devils in hell,” the
British boy is heard to say in Arabic.
He then calls for the’takbir’- the term referring to the
phrase’Allahu akbar’- which the other boys shout in uni-
son, raising their pistols to the sky before shooting the
hostages dead. The video then pans to gunshot wounds
to the men’s heads as they lie dead in the sand. The four
other boys in the footage are captioned as being
Tunisian, Kurdish, Egyptian and Uzbekistani in origin.
ISISvideoshowsboysshootinghostage
At least 16 people died in
a fire that broke out at a
Moscow warehouse this
morning, Russian authori-
ties said.“When the fire
was being put out, a room
that had been cut off by
the flames was discov-
ered,” TASS news agency
quoted the regional branch
of the emergency min-
istry’s press service as
saying.
“Firefighters tore down the
wall and found 16 dead.”
Emergency workers
arrived at the scene at
0500 GMT to put out a
blaze that had engulfed
200 square metres of a
warehouse in an industrial
zone in the Russian capi-
tal’s north.
The fire was extinguished
at around 0700 GMT,
authorities said. A police
source told Russian new
agencies that the victims
were likely migrants from
former Soviet republics
and that the warehouse
belonged to a local printing
company.
Moscow mayor Sergei
Sobyanin wrote on Twitter
that the city would probe
the incident.
The cause of the blaze
remains unknown. A crimi-
nal investigation was
launched to determine
whether it erupted due to
arson or negligence.
At least 17 dead in Moscow warehouse fire: Ministry
US: President Barack Obama believes
that the time has come for the NSG to
take up the matter of India’s membership
and the US will continue to look for oppor-
tunities to advance the case, an American
official has said.
“We certainly continue to work with our
Indian colleagues on the way forward and
continue to work with other members of
the Nuclear Suppliers Group,” a senior
State Department Official told a group of
reporters from South Asia ahead of the
India visit of Secretary of State John
Kerry.
The official said President Obama has
been very clear and very definitive that
India has met the requirements for mem-
bership in the Nuclear Suppliers Group
(NSG).“He believes that the time has
come for the NSG to take up the case of
India’s membership,” the senior State
Department official said.
“While I do not have anything to add to
that, I think we continue to look for oppor-
tunities to advance the case and in those
conversations and dialogues are ongo-
ing,” the official said.
UStolookforopportunitiestoadvanceIndia’sNSGbid’
Bangladesh policekilled
Dhaka cafe attack ‘master-
mind’ Canadian-
Bangladeshi Tamim
Ahmed Chowdhury and his
two associates during an
encounter at the militants’
hideout near the national
capital.
“The gunfight erupted this
morning after police start-
ed raiding a building at
Naraynganj’s Pikeparha,”
Counter-terrorism Unit’s
Additional Deputy
Commissioner Sanowar
Hossain was quoted as
saying by the
bdnews24.Com. The unit’s
chief Monirul Islam earlier
said the raid was conduct-
ed upon information
gleaned from an arrested
operative of the banned
Jama’atul Mujahideen
Bangladesh (JMB).
Chowdhury was identified
by police as the master-
mind of the July 1 cafe
attack in Dhaka that killed
22 people, including an
Indian girl, and two police
officers, and the subse-
quent assault on the Eid
congregation at Sholakia.
Dhakacafeattack‘mastermind’,2otherskilledinBangladesh
An assassination attempt on German Chancellor Angela
Merkel has reportedly been foiled as Czech police
detained an armed man who tried to join her motorcade
during visit to the capital.
“The perpetrator has been detained,” the Mirror quoted
police spokesman Josef Bocan as saying on Thursday.
“He is suspected of attempting to cause a crime – specif-
ically an attempt to use violence against an official,” he
said.
“The incident is currently being investigated by Prague
detectives.”
Markel, who was in Prague to meet Czech Prime
Minister Bohuslav Sobotka, was travelling from the air-
port to the city when the suspicious Black Mercedes
appeared.
The driver refused to obey orders coming from the police
cars accompanying the German Chancellor.
The suspect tried to enter the motorcade and cut off a
police vehicle that was trying to stop him. He only
stopped and got out of the vehicle after the police
warned of shooting him.
Merkel held talks yesterday with Czech Prime Minister
Bohuslav Sobotka and President Milos Zeman focused
on the future of the European Union after Britain’s June
decision to leave the bloc.
Assassination attempt on Angela Merkel
foiled, Czech police detain armed man
US: The United States and Russia on Friday renewed efforts to
secure a military and humanitarian cooperation agreement for
war-torn Syria as conditions on the ground continued to deteri-
orate after months of hesitation, missed deadlines and failed
attempts to forge a nationwide truce. US Secretary of State
John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov were
meeting in Geneva as part of a new US bid to enlist Russia as
a partner in Syria as the fighting becomes more volatile and
complicated with the introduction of Turkish ground forces.
Neither Washington nor Moscow has signaled that an agree-
ment is imminent, although progress appears to have been
made in one critical battleground: the besieged city of Aleppo,
where the United Nations has been clamoring for a 48-hour
cease-fire so humanitarian aid can be shipped into the city.
US, Russia make renewed push forpartnership in Syria
An increasingly forlorn
search for victims of the
earthquake that brought
carnage to central Italy
entered a third day on
Friday as the confirmed
death toll climbed to 267.
Releasing the new count,
Immacolata Postiglione,
head of the Civil
Protection agency’s emer-
gency unit, indicated there
had been no survivors
found overnight in any of
the remote mountain vil-
lages devastated by
Wednesday’s powerful
pre-dawn quake.
At least 367 people have
been hospitalised with
injuries but no one has
been pulled alive from the
piles of collapsed masonry
Hopeforsurvivorsfadesas
Italyquaketollclimbsto267
7. Delhi: The Union Cabinet
chaired by the Prime
Minister Shri Narendra
Modi has given its approval
for the signing of a
Memorandum of
Understanding (MoU)
between India and
Myanmar in the field of
Traditional Systems of
Medicine.
The MoU will provide struc-
tured frame work for coop-
eration between the two
countries for promotion of
A Y U S H / T r a d i t i o n a l
Systems of Medicine in
Myanmar. It will boost the
importance of AYUSH sys-
tems of medicine and con-
servation, production and
standardisation.
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New Delhi : Hon’ble Chief Justice of India T S Thakur
assured Nobel Peace Laureate and Bachpan Bachao
Andolan founder Kailash Satyarthi that despite the short-
age of judges and other challenges faced by the judici-
ary, the judiciary will continue to be committed, con-
cerned and conscious towards children’s cause.
Inaugurating the ‘National Workshop on Rehabilitation of
Trafficked and Missing Children’ along with Mr. Satyarthi
and other key Supreme Court and High Court judges, at
Vigyan Bhawan today, he reflected on the extent of the
problem of missing and trafficked children and
expressed the need for higher sensitivity among the
enforcement agencies.
ChiefJusticeofIndiaassuresjudiciary’scompletesupporttoKailash
Satyarthiforrehabilitationoftraffickedandmissingchildren
Noida: “Photographs are the ever-lasting
memories. One photo is equal to 1000
words. Photography is an art of observa-
tion, It has little to do with things but
everything to do with the way you see
them” said Sandeep Marwah President
Marwah Studios inaugurating the exhibi-
tion of still photography at Asian School of
Media Studies.
“I don’t shoot what it looks but I shoot
what it feels” added Marwah presenting
awards and certificates to all the winners
of still photography competition conduct-
ed by Asian School of Media Studies. The
students submitted hundreds of photo-
graphs.
Nine best photographs were awarded in
three competitive sections of photography
informed Dr. Ajay Kumar Director of
ASMS School of Journalism and Mass
Communication.
An exhibition of all the photographs has
been planned by the school during 2nd
Global Literary Festival from 22nd
September to 24th September informed
Albeena Abbas Dean School of
Journalism.
World Photography Day Celebrated atASMS
Noida: “The overall per-
sonality of the child is
developed when he is
involved with art and cul-
ture. Schools must take it
seriously if they want their
education center to be
called a complete learning
center.” said Sandeep
Marwah President of
Marwah Studios and
Global Cultural Minister
while addressing to the
young students of
Pathways School Noida on
their annual award func-
tion.
“Sandeep Marwah has
graced the occasion, there
cannot be better person for
todays event. His presence
has encouraged us to
march towards promotion
of arts and culture,” said
Dr. Shalini Advani introduc-
ing the guest.
Sandeep Marwah present-
ed awards to all the
achievers in different disci-
plines of subjects and co-
circular activities.” I must
congratulate the manage-
ment of school for provid-
ing ample facilities to the
children and environment
to grow culturally” added
Marwah.
Education Needs Input of Art
And Culture- Sandeep Marwah
Beti Bachao Beti Padhao National Program
Launched From Marwah Studios
Noida: A week long
Mahautsav to pro-
mote and propagate
Beti Bachao Beti
Padhao program
was launched by Dr.
Mahesh Sharma
Minister for Culture
and Tourism,
Government of
India in a grand
function at Marwah
Studios, Film City
Noida.
“Half of the Indian population is Women that means one
twelfth of the world’s women stays in India. We cannot
afford to ignore them any more. It all starts with women
education, women empowerment, women liberation
and goes up to the women achievers,” said Sandeep
Marwah initiating the national program Beti Bachao Beti
Padhao from Marwah Studios, Noida Film City.
“We will leave no stone unturned to bring back the dig-
nity to the women of this nation. We have always given
due respect and position to our women. Right from
Jhansi Ki Rani to Pratibha Patil former President of
India” added Nirmal Vaid declaring Sandeep Marwah
as the Brand Ambassador of Prime Minister’s Program
Save The Girl Child- Beti Bachao Beti Padhao.
“I am honored to be associated with the Beti Mahautsav
comprising of blood test, raksha bandhan, women
award function, painting competition and exhibition and
so many other programs to create awareness of the
importance of women in our life.
No society can grow unless there is respect for women.
We have believed in it for centuries and we will maintain
our culture to the highest level” said Dr. Mahesh Sharma
Minister for Culture and Tourism, Government of India.
The event started with painting competition by more
than 100 artists with a large gathering to support the
national show. Dr. Mahesh Sharma also painted the
canvas to encourage and motivate artist from all over
India.
Delhi: Durand Cup is a prestigious foot-
ball tournament conducted in the coun-
try. It was instituted in 1888 at Shimla by
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand. It is the old-
est tournament in Asia and third oldest in
the world after Football Association Cup
of England and Scotland Football
Association Cup. The Defence Services
have been associated in organizing
Durand Football Tournament right from
its inception. Air Chief Marshal Arup
Raha, Chief of Air Staff & Chairman Chief
of Staff committee is the President of the
Durand Football Tournament Society.
128th Edition of Durand Football
Tournament is scheduled from 28 Aug to
11 Sep 2016. Eight teams from Indian
League of All India Football Federation
and four Services teams will participate
in the current edition. A total of 33 match-
es will be played at Ambedkar Stadium
and Harbaksh Stadium. The tournament
will be conducted in league format. This
edition will see a splendid mix of football
talent from all over the country. The
Opening Ceremony and Inaugural match
is scheduled from 1700 hrs on 28 Aug.
Cash prizes of Rs 45 lakh and Rs 20 lakh
is instituted for the winners and runners
up teams respectively and the teams
reaching the semi-finals will also
receive a cash prize of Rs Five lakh
each. The Durand Football Tournament
Society has endeavoured to promote
football and take it to the masses and
seeks the strength and support of the
public to make this tournament a greater
success.
128TH Edition of Durand Football Cup Tournament 2016
Cabinet approves MoU with Myanmar for coopera-
tion in the field of Traditional Systems of Medicine
8. Happening/ National8 New Delhi, 29 August - 4 September, 2016
International Furniture and Home Decor Fair - Inauguration
Daler Mehndi and Anil Mehta
(Host-Organiser)
(Host) Karan Arora and
Jagdish Tytler
Dharam Das Chaddha and
Sagar Mehta
Jai Prakash Agarwal - Ex
Congress MP and Shakeel Saifi
Alka Katar and Ritu Bagga Rajiv Attri and Yotsana Attr Amit Arya and Nikita Khattar Mann Dua and Amit Dua
Annkush Sharma and
Jitendra Padam Jain
Nikita Bansal and
Unatt Dutt
Sonia Bajaj and
Sushil Bajaj
Kitty Arora and
Anita Arora
Recently Anil Mehta
Director ANM Exhibitions
organised a Unique
Exhibition of Furniture.
The Exhibition was named
as International Furniture
and Home Decor Fair. The
event was first of its kind
in India with many coun-
tries who participated in
the fair with their fashion-
able furniture’s. Many
eminent guests like Daler
Mehndi, Jagdish Tytler, Jai
Prakash Agarwal were
present at the inaugura-
tion.
The 3 day event also had
many cultural performanc-
es by a Bhangra group
Rang Punjab Da and
another group who did
Folk Dances, along with an
evening concert with well
known singer Big Dhillon.
Many Socialites from the
delhi circuit attended the
event to name a few were
Mann Dua, Nikita Khattar
Arya, Alka Katar.
A seized conversation, where gang-
ster Chhota Rajan claims to have
accepted responsibility for killing
senior journalist J Dey, forms part of
the evidence against him in the sup-
plementary chargesheet filed by the
CBI. The assumed conversation
took place between Rajan and a rel-
ative of now-deceased accused
Vinod Asrani, less than a month
after Dey was shot by bike-borne
assailants near his Powai residence
on June 2011. The conversation had
also been part of the earlier
chargesheet filed by the Mumbai
Police against journalist Jigna Vora,
another accused in the case. The
CBI, in its present chargesheet, has
claimed that the authenticity of the
intercepted communication has
been verified by the Central
Forensic Science Laboratory. It
states that the conversation proves
Rajan’s involvement as his voice
samples match the intercepts.
The dramatic J. Dey murder case
brought to the fore the nexus more
clearly than other occasions. Having
covered the crime beat for around
three decades, Dey had naturally
developed affiliations in legitimate
as well as illegitimate way in his
working life. Bootleggers, matka-
den operators are regular paymas-
ters of crime reporters residing in
respective areas. Visionless and
routine crime reporters thrive on
their money and retire peacefully.
Dey-like ambitious reporters aim
high and possess heavy appetite.
Their morals become flexible in the
initial period of their career and later
vanish. Switching of loyalties is not a
great affair, when it comes to money.
It may not be as frequent in under-
world as it is in journalism.
The police told the Sessions Court
that journalist Jigna Vora, then an
accused in J Dey murder case, had
fuelled the dispute between gang-
ster Chhota Rajan and the slain jour-
nalist, which likely led to the killing.
Crime Branch, which was investigat-
ing the Dey murder case, claimed
that Vora was aware of the issues
between Rajan and Dey, but
Mumbai police could not produce
any substantial evidences against
Vora and finally she got bail. Since
then, the never ending saga on
Dey’s murder is unfurled in
episodes.
During the investigations, media
made police authorities’ life miser-
able and Home Department was
always on their radar. To control
media pressure, police traced those
reporters who have spoken to
Chhota Rajan or any other under-
world don. Based on their published
interviews and reports, police called
these journalists and asked ques-
tions in the name of investigations.
They were harassed and warned,
and that’s how, the story was twisted
in many angles. Reporters gave
excuses, but police made them
stand, arrested some and asked
them to give explanation in court. In
that series, Jigna became victim of
circumstances and trapped by
police. Police Department was
aware that Jigna is not at fault.
However, she was made scapegoat
to control the nuisance of media.
Surprisingly, when Jigna got arrest-
ed, no media came forward to
protest against her. Rather, J Dey’s
murder investigations news took a
back seat. Now, suddenly J Dey got
news space.
Is Jigna Vora innocent in J. Dey murder case?
9. Entertainment9 New Delhi, 29 August - 4 September, 2016
Mumbai: She made her acting debut with
Aditya Chopra’s “Mohabbatein” and
starred in several films but actress
Shamita Shetty says her acting abilities
are still unexplored by the film industry.
The 37-year-old actress, who has spent
over a decade in Bollywood, now wants
to work in a fiction TV shows.
“In terms of project I have not signed any-
thing new, but I am looking for some inter-
esting work in television I have been get-
ting some offers. Unfortunately, I have not
been given a chance to explore acting
that much. I hope to do that in near
future. Dancing is fun for me. It keeps me
really happy,” Shamita said.
The actress, who made a comeback with
dance reality show “Jhalak Dikhla Jaa,”,
is not interested in continuing with the
reality TV.
“‘Jhalak…’ reintroduced me into enter-
tainment business. Right now I am busy
with things related to dancing. But, I think
for now I am done with reality shows and
fiction is something I am looking at. I can’t
do saas-bahu sagas. But TV is also doing
some experimental stuff now and I hope
something nice comes to me,” she
added. Shamita, was present at the col-
lection preview of designer Divya Reddy,
who launched her festive range during
the ongoing Lakme Fashion Week
Winter/Festive 2016.
Notgivenchancetoexploremyactingabilities:Shamita
cnp bureau
Delhi: The Indian Princess
has not only created waves
in the Fashion and Beauty
industry in the country but
also made a global impact.
We are extremely glad to
inform you that Indian
Princess is now a unified
Global Beauty Pageant
wherein the National and
International contestants
will be globally competing
amongst each other on this
Grandeur Mega platform.
The contest is a unique
combination of beauty and
knowledge for women
empowermentconceptu-
alised by, Shri Sunil Rane
and is backed by the
Atharva Group .
The Indian Princess debut
in 2010 was a resounding
success. Subsequently, the
brand went global, giving
worldwide opportunities
and in its sixth year, it has
taken a quantum jump in
the world of fashion. This
global brand now has taken
a lead in promoting
Fashion, culture, designs,
glamour and tourism world-
wide. Contestants shall be
visiting DUBAI and I am
sure that this Dubai tour
and World Grand Finale
will explore tourism across
the globe.
Indian Princess 2016 Pageant Delhi
Auditions Seen Great Response and Success
Mumbai: Actor Sidharth Malhotra,
who started his film career playing a student on screen, was
back to college today to promote his
latest film. Sidharth was the special guest at IIT-Bombay’s Run
For Your Campus event where he encouraged youngsters to
develop interest in fitness.
“I think it is a great initiative to get all of you out here in the
rains. I am really excited to be here. I think fitness is extreme-
ly important… You should workout, run in
the monsoons, dance with your girl, make them
dance…,” Sidharth said at the event.
The 31-year-old actor danced on stage with the winners of a
marathon and also taught them a few trademark steps of the
track from his upcoming film.
Directed by Nitya Mehra, “Baar Baar
Dekho” also stars Katrina Kaif and is
scheduled to release on September 9.
Sidharth teaches IIT students Kaala chashma
Mumbai: Director Shoojit Sircar says he would like to
work with the Khans –Aamir, Shah Rukh and Salman —
if something interesting comes across as he feels hey
are hungry to do content-driven films.
In his over a decade-old career, Shoojit has worked with
some of the big names like megastar Amitabh Bachchan,
Deepika Padukone, while he has gotten out the best
from actors like Ayushmann Khurrana and Yami Gautam
in “Vicky Donor”, and John Abraham in “Madras Cafe”.
“If something comes up with them (Shah Rukh, Salman
and Aamir) then we will work together. As of now there is
nothing that I have with me for them. If we have a film we
will go to them. They are hungry to do different kind of
roles,” said Shoojit, when asked if he would like to collab-
orate with the three Khans.
Notably, the Khan trio have been experimenting with
their work with upcoming films like “Raaes”, “Tubelight”
and “Dangal”.
According to the “Piku” Helmer, the Khans haven’t
approached him with a film, nor has he.
Khans of Bollywood hungry to do different roles
Film: “A Flying Jatt”
Director: Remo d’Souza
Cast: Tiger Shroff, Nathan
Jones, Amrita Singh,
Jacqueline Fernandez,
K.K. Menon
Rating: 3 Stars (3 / 5)
It isn’t a bird. It isn’t a plane.
And it’s definitely not
Superman. Why must the
desi superhero behave like a
country cousin of his
Hollywood counterpart?
Remo d’Souza, who makes
indigenous films based on
western concepts such as
the dance-competition genre
which he made into “ABCD”
(it was actually ‘Ka Kha Ga
Gha’), here turns the super-
hero genre on its head. And
he has a ball coiling twisting
twirling Tiger Shroff – we all
know how mouldable he is –
in a ball of helpless heroism.
Tiger is the light of this light-
hearted take on super-hero-
ism.
The young dancer-fighter
can take a joke on himself
even if it shows him to be
less than heroic. There is a
whole chunk of satirical
heroism in the narrative
where Aman/Flying Jatt
goes out into the night to
save the world and comes
home red-faced and humili-
ated to his bullying mom
(Amrita Singh, doing a
Kirron Kher) and a giggling
brother (Gaurav Pandey,
excellent). “Dead Pool”
thereby drowns in its own
laughter. And no one is seri-
ously hurt by K.K. Menon’s
over-the-top villainy, even
when Tiger’s adversary is an
imposing monster of a man
– Raka (Nathan Jones)
imported from the West but
beaten to a pulp before the
show is over. What works
wonderfully in the narrative’s
favour is the mood of defiant
desiness.
Review: A Flying Jatt
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cnp bureau
Delhi: The water storage
available in 91 major reser-
voirs of the country for the
week ending on August 24,
2016 was 102.147 BCM,
which is 65% of total stor-
age capacity of these
reservoirs. This was 112%
of the storage of corre-
sponding period of last
year and 102% of storage
of average of last ten
years. The total storage
capacity of these 91 reser-
voirs is 157.799 BCM
which is about 62% of the
total storage capacity of
253.388 BCM which is esti-
mated to have been creat-
ed in the country. 37
Reservoirs out of these 91
have hydropower benefit
with installed capacity of
more than 60 MW.
Northern Region
The northern region
includes States of
Himachal Pradesh, Punjab
and Rajasthan. There are
6 reservoirs under Central
Water Commission (CWC)
monitoring having total live
storage capacity of 18.01
BCM. The total live storage
available in these reser-
voirs is 12.97 BCM which
is 72% of total live storage
capacity of these reser-
voirs. The storage during
corresponding period of
last year was 91% and
average storage of last ten
years during correspon-
ding period was 75% of
live storage capacity of
these reservoirs. Thus,
storage during current year
is less than the correspon-
ding period of last year and
is also less than the aver-
age storage of last ten
years during the corre-
sponding period.
Eastern Region
The Eastern region
includes States of
Jharkhand, Odisha, West
Bengal and Tripura. There
are 15 reservoirs under
CWC monitoring having
total live storage capacity
of 18.83 BCM. The total
live storage available in
these reservoirs is 11.80
BCM which is 63% of total
live storage capacity of
these reservoirs.
Storagestatusof91majorreservoirsofthecountray
Pramesh Jain
Bangalore: 26-year-old
MBA student, who was
allegedly inebriated, drove
her car and mowed down a
52-year-old pedestrian,
killing him instantly, and
injured two others.
Bhavatharini and a friend
were returning after the
party in Banashankari,
when she lost control over
her Verna while taking a
turn near Lalbagh main
gate. She crashed into the
footpath ploughing into
Subramani and Sujith,
before hitting the com-
pound wall of a house
belonging to Honnappa,
and also hitting a parked
bike. The deceased has
been identified as
Subramani, a tailor and
resident of Thyappa Layout
near Minerva Circle. The
two others injured are
Sujith (27), a healthcare
worker and resident of
Mavalli, and Honnappa
(42). After the accident in
which a pedestrian was
killed and two others were
injured, an angry mob gath-
ered and assaulted
Bhavatharini N, who was
driving the car, while her
friend managed to escape.
City Market law and order
police inspector Jagadish
with city market traffic
inspector Somashekar with
staff rushed to the spot and
took her to the station.
Subramani was declared
brought dead in hospital.
While Sujith, who had
sensed danger and man-
aged to jump off the foot-
path, however, suffered
some serious injuries.
Honnappa, Eyewitness,
who was standing in front
of his gate, received
injuries on his hands and
told media persons that I
was taking a stroll after my
dinner. An over-speeding
car lost control and hit the
gate of my house. My
scooter is completely dam-
aged. My hand is hurt and I
have severe pain. She was
drunk he said.
DrunkWomanMowsDown55-YrOldPedestrian
cnp bureau
Delhi: A delegation from Odisha led by Union Petroleum
and Natural Gas Minister Shri Dharmendra Pradhan
called on Union Minister for Water Resources, River
Development and Ganga Rejuvenation Sushri Uma
Bharti in New Delhi and requested her to sort out
Mahanadi water issue at the earliest.
Speaking to reporters after the meeting Sushri Bharti
said that a meeting was called by her Ministry on July 29,
2016 at New Delhi which was attended by officials from
Odisha and Chhattisgarh. After this, she made a state-
ment in Parliament according to which both the States
had to exchange information with each other on the
issue. The Minister said that she has directed the officials
of her Ministry to complete this task of information
exchange at the earliest.
Dharmendra Pradhan meets Uma Bharti
Amara Raja Skill Development
Centre Celebrates First Convocation
cnp bureau
Hyderabad: In an endeavour to improve the quality of
life of underprivileged youth by providing skill training,
the Amara Raja Group launched the Amara Raja Skill
Development Centre in 2014, with an investment of
around 30 crores, at Pettamitta, Tirupati in Andhra
Pradesh. This centre has been established by the
Rajanna Trust which is run under the aegis of the Amara
Raja Group. The first batch, on successful completion of
the course, was awarded ‘Multi Skill Technician’
Certificates at the convocation held today at Pettamitta,
Tirupati.
The batch of 101 students received certificates at the
ceremony from the Chief Guest Prof. Avula Damodaram,
Vice-Chancellor, Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati, in
presence of the Amara Raja Group Founder and
Chairman, Dr Ramachandra N Galla, Mr. Jaikrishna. B,
President-Group HR, Viswanathan M, Dean of the
Centre, Management team members, representatives
from the Villages in the vicinity and a cross section of
employees from Amara Raja Companies and other insti-
tutions of the Rajanna Trust.
The programme is designed not only to impart technical
skills but is also focussed is on making them better team
players, good and disciplined citizens. Thus, equal
emphasis is given to kinesthetics, sports and games like
football, volleyball, basketball, chess, yoga, memory
building, music, etc. for the all-round development of
rural youth for who the 24-month course was offered free
of cost. The course was designed taking into considera-
tion the background and qualifications of the rural youth
and the requirements of the industry.
The Amara Raja Group is planning to establish its next
Skill Development Centre at Diguvamagham, followed
by one in Guntur – both in Andhra Pradesh.
Delhi: The first experimen-
tal mission of ISRO’s
Scramjet Engine towards
the realisation of an Air
Breathing Propulsion
System was successfully
conducted today from
Satish Dhawan Space
Centre SHAR, Sriharikota.
After a smooth countdown
of 12 hours, the solid rock-
et booster carrying the
Scramjet Engines, lifted off
at 0600 hrs (6:00 am) IST.
The important flight events,
namely, burn out of booster
rocket stage, ignition of
second stage solid rocket,
functioning of Scramjet
engines for 5 seconds fol-
lowed by burn out of the
second stage took place
exactly as planned.
After a flight of about 300
seconds, the vehicle
touched down in the Bay of
Bengal, approximately 320
km from Sriharikota. The
vehicle was successfully
tracked during its flight
from the ground stations at
Sriharikota.
With this flight, critical tech-
nologies such as ignition of
air breathing engines at
supersonic speed, holding
the flame at supersonic
speed, air intake mecha-
nism and fuel injection sys-
tems have been success-
fully demonstrated.
SuccessfulFlightTestingofISRO’sScramjetEngineTechnologyDemonstrator
The Union Finance Minister
Shri Arun Jaitley calls for
larger economic and trade
cooperation including goods
and services among the
BRICS member nations i.e.
Brazil, Russia, India, China
and South Africa for achiev-
ing higher growth in the glob-
ally challenging environ-
ment. Shri Jaitley was deliv-
ering the Valedictory
Address at a Conference on
'International Arbitration in
BRICS: Challenges,
Opportunities and Road
ahead' in the national capi-
tal.
The one day Conference
was jointly organized by the
Department of Economic
Affairs, Ministry of Finance,
Government of India along
with the Federation of Indian
Chambers of Commerce &
Industry (FICCI) and Indian
Council of Arbitration (ICA).
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12. Sports12 New Delhi, 29 August - 4 September, 2016
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czãkuan jktiwr
[ksy dbZ fu;e] dk;nksa }kjk lapkfyr ,slh xfrfof/k gS tks gekjs 'kjhj dks
fQV j[kus esa enn djrh gSA vkt bl HkkxnkSM Hkjh ftUnxh esa vDlj ge
[ksy ds egRo dks njfdukj dj nsrs gSaA vkt ds le; esa ftruk i<uk&fy[kuk
t:jh gS] mruk gh [ksy&dwn Hkh t:jh gSA ,d vPNs thou ds fy, ftruk
Kkuh gksuk t:jh gS] mruk gh LoLF; gksuk t:jh gSA Kku gesa i<us&fy[kus
ls feyrk gS vkSj vPNk LokLF; 'kjhj gesa [ksy&dwn ls feyrk gSA
nqfu;k esa f[kykfM;ksa vkSj [ksy çsfe;ksa dh deh ugha gSA nqfu;ka ds çfl) [ksyksa
¼QqVcky] fØdsV] 'krjat] Vsful] Vscy Vsful] cSMfeaVu rFkk g‚dh&ç'kaldksa
dh gekjs ns'k Hkkjr esa Hkjekj gSA pkgsa fØdsV gks] pkgsa g‚dh gks] pkgsa cSMfeaVu
gks] pkgsa Vsful gks] pkgsa dq'rh gks] pkgsa fu'kkusckth gks vkSj pkgsa c‚fDlax gks
bu lHkh [ksyksa esa Hkkjrh; f[kykfM;ksa us lQyrk ds >aMs xk<s gSaA fo'o iVy
ij Hkkjr ns'k dk uke Å¡pk fd;k gS vkSj fofHkUu vUrjkZ"Vh; çfr;ksfxrkvksa esa
Hkkjr dks fofHkUu ind fnyk;s gSaA pkgs vksyfEid [ksy gksa] pkgsa d‚euosYFk
xsEl gksa] pkgsa ,f'k;u xsEl gksa vkSj pkgsa fofHkUu çfr;ksfxrkvksa dh fo'o
pkSafi;uf'ki çfr;ksfxrk,a gks gj txg Hkkjrh; f[kykfM;ksa us vius [ksy ds
ek/;e ls ns'k dk uke jks'ku djus ds lkFk&lkFk [ksy çsfe;ksa dk fny thrk
gSA fj;ks vksyafid esa Hkh Hkkjr fd csfV;ksa us vius ns'k dk uke jks'ku fd;k
gS] fdlh us ind thrdj rks fdlh us loZJs"B çn'kZu djdjA cgqr lkM+h
pquksfr;ksa dk lkeuk djrs gq, ihoh fla/kq us O;fäxr cSMfeaVu Li/kkZ esa jtr
ind thrdj Hkkjr dk uke jks'ku fd;k tks fd Hkkjr ds bfrgkl esa igyh
ckj gqvkA lk{kh efyd us igyokuh esa dkaL; thrdj Hkkjr ds çR;sd ek¡ cki
dks ;g lkspus ij etcwj dj fn;k fd csfV;ka Hkh le; vkus ij ns'k dk
eku&lEeku cpk ldrh gSaA lk{kh ekfyd us lkfcr dj fn;k fd Hkkjr dh
csfV;ka flQZ cSMfeaVu ;k Vsful esa gh ugha cfYd dq'rh tSls [ksy esa loZJs"B
çn'kZu dj ldrh gSa vkSj vius fojks/kh dks iLr dj ldrha gSaA lk{kh us tks
dkaL; ind thrk og Hkh ,srgkfld FkkA D;ksafd efgyk dq'rh esa fdlh us
igyh ckj dksbZ ind thr FkkA
[ksyksaesa[kRegksukpkfg;sySafxdvk/kkjijHksnHkko
![iadt ds- flag
,slk yxrk gS fd dfri; Hkkjrh;
ukxfjdksa esa jk"Vªh; psruk dk vHkko
gS vkSj muesa ukxfjd mÙkjnkf;Ro cks/k
dh Hkh csgn deh gSA Hkkjrh; ukxfjd-
ksa dh dbZ ,slh vknrsa gSa] tks ;g fl)
djrh gSa fd mUgsa jk"Vªfgr dh dksbZ
fpark ugha gSA dfri; ukxfjd u rks
jk"Vªh; laifÙk;ksa dh lqj{kk dh fpark
djrs gSa vkSj u gh mUgsa çk—frd
lalk/kuksa ds laj{k.k ds çfr vius
nkf;R;ksa dk gh vkHkkl gSA ÅtkZ] ok;q]
ty ,oa ou laj{k.k ,sls çeq[k eqís gSa]
ftuds fo"k; esa çR;sd Hkkjrh; dks
tkx:d] ç;Ru'khy vkSj xaHkhj gksuk
gh pkfg,A ;g ckr le> ls ijs gS
fd ge viuh ,slh vknrsa D;ksa ugha
cny ldrs] ftuls bl ns'k dk dsoy
vfgr ek= gh gks jgk gSA
dfri; Hkkjrh;ksa dh dbZ ,slh vknr-
sa gSa] tks varr% jk"Vª dks cgqr {kfr
igqapkrh gSaA ;Fkk&,lh pkyw djds iwjh
jkr dacy vks<+s j[kuk 'kq) :i ls
ÅtkZ dk Hk;adj nq#i;ksx gSA djksM+ksa
Hkkjrh; ukxfjd bl çdkj dh
NksVh&NksVh] ysfdu varr% jk"Vªfojks/kh
fl) gksus okyh xanh vknrksa ds f'kd-
kj gSaA bl lanHkZ esa Bksl dkuwu cuk,
tkus dh vko';drk gS] rkfd
ukxfjdksa dks çk—frd lalk/kuksa dh
cgqewY;rk dk vglkl fnyk;k tk
ldsA ;g Hkh dksbZ fNih gqbZ ckr ugha
gS fd ns'k esa cM+s iSekus ij fctyh
vkSj ikuh dk nq#i;ksx gksrk jgrk gSA
ftUgsa ;g lalk/ku lgtrk ls çkIr gaS]
os bldk Hk;adj nq#i;ksx djrs gSaA
Li"V gS fd vf/kdka'k ukxfjdksa esa çk—
frd lalk/kuksa dh vewY;rk dks ysdj
,d le>nkj ,oa nwjn'khZ –f"Vdks.k
dk vHkko gSA çk—frd lalk/kuksa dh
nqyZHkrk dks ns[krs gq, vc ljdkj dks
pkfg, fd ukxfjdksa ls çk—frd
lalk/kuksa ds nksgu ds vuqikr esa gh
mfpr ,oa i;kZIr dj olwyk tk,A
ifjogu ç.kkyh dks lqO;ofLFkr cukus
ds fy, ukxfjd psruk ds Lrj dks
c<+kus dk ç;kl fd;k tkuk pkfg,A
jk"Vªfgr esa ,slh vknrsa fodflr djuh
gksaxh fd yksx vklkuh ls lM+d ij
lQj dj ldsaA futh okguksa dk
ç;ksx de gksuk pkfg, vkSj ;fn
djuk Hkh iM+s] rks vklikl jgus okys
dbZ yksx feydj ,d gh lk>k okgu
dk ç;ksx leku txgksa ij vkus&tkus
ds fy, dj ldrs gSaA blls ÅtkZ dh
ykxr de vk,xh vkSj çnw"k.k Hkh
U;wure gksxkA mnkgj.k ds fy, ,d
dkj dks lM+d ij 40 oxZ QqV txg
dh t:jr gksrh gS] tcfd dkj ds
vanj cSBs O;fä dks egt pkj QqV
txg dh t:jr gksrh gSA T;knkrj
dkjksa esa flQZ ,d ;k=h gksrk gSA
bldk eryc gS fd dkj }kjk
bLrseky dh xbZ 90 çfr'kr txg
Qkyrw gSA
lM+dksa dk ;g Qkyrw bLrseky VªSfQd
tke ds :i esa fn[krk gSA ^LekVZ
'kgj* lM+dksa ds dq'ky bLrseky ls
bl pht dks jksd ldrs gSaA blds
fy, os yksxksa dks lM+dksa ij dkj
vFkok vU; fdlh okgu ds ctk;
iSny ;k=k vFkok lkbfdy ls pyus
ds fy, çsfjr dj ldrs gSaA ;g /;ku
nsus ;ksX; gS fd O;fäxr okguksa dks
grksRlkfgr djds nf{k.k dksfj;kbZ
jkt/kkuh fl;ksy us lM+dksa ds foLrkj
ls NqVdkjk ik fy;k gSA
Hkkjr tSlk ns'k tgka dh tula[;k
120 djksM+ ls vf/kd gS vkSj 15 djksM+
ls vf/kd okgu lM+dksa ij ekStwn gSa]
ogka lM+d lqj{kk vkSj ;krk;kr
O;oLFkk ds lanHkZ esa ykijokg joS;k
xaHkhj ladV iSnk dj ldrk gSA Hkkjr
esa lqO;ofLFkr ifjogu ç.kkyh fod-
flr fd, tkus rFkk i;kZoj.k vkSj
ekuo LokLF; ds çfr i;kZIr fpark
fn[kkbZ ugha tk jgh gSA Li"V gS fd
,d jk"Vª ds :i esa Hkkjr vHkh Hkh
ifjiDo] nwjn'khZ vkSj vuq'kkflr ugha
gks ldk gSA
Hkkjr esa xkM+h j[kuk ,d 'kkSd vkSj
^LVsVl flacy* ekuk tkrk gSA ;gka
O;fä iSny pyuk ;k lkbfdy dk
ç;ksx djuk ^vieku* le>rs gSa]
tcfd fodflr ns'kksa esa fLFkfr blds
Bhd myV gSA ogka ukxfjd iSny
pyuk vkSj lkbfdy dk ç;ksx ilan
djrs gSaA blls u dsoy LokLF; esa
lq/kkj gksrk gS] oju bl çdkj dh
vknrsa i;kZoj.k ds fy, Hkh fgrdj
gksrh gSaA Hkkjrh; ukxfjdksa dks jk"Vª
fgr esa ,d ifjiDo vkSj vuq'kkflr
lksp dks viukus dh vko';drk gSA
yanu vkSj flaxkiqj esa lM+d ds
bLrseky ds fglkc ls 'kqYd ysus ds
lkFk gh vU; vusd çdkj ds 'kqYd
Hkh olwys tkrs gSaA bu ns'kksa esa ikfdaZx
dh njsa Hkh Åaph gksrh gSaA ckflZyksuk
tSls 'kgjksa esa ,slh ,dh—r ç.kkyh
cukbZ xbZ gS] rkfd ;k=k dh nwjh de
ls de gks vkSj vf/kdka'k ;k=k fcuk
okguksa ls iwjh gks ldsA bl Øe esa
;fn yach nwjh dh ;k=k djuh gksrh gS]
rks vfuok;Z :i ls dkj ds ctk;
lkoZtfud ifjogu dk bLrseky gksrk
gSA vk/kqfud 'kgjksa esa lkoZtfud
ifjogu usVodZ ç.kkyh dk foLrkj
fd;k tkuk pkfg,A c<+rh HkhM+ vkSj
csrgk'kk c<+rs ;krk;kr dks ns[krs gq,
vc ek= esVªks jsy rd gh lhfer ugha
jgk tk ldrkA
ns'k esa ,slh O;oLFkk vkSj
fu;e cuk, tkus pkfg,] ftlls
ukxfjdksa ds fy, vuko';d :i ls
futh okguksa dk bLrseky vf/kd
dfBu vkSj [kphZyk gks tk,A vk/kqfud
'kgjksa dks lM+dksa dks pkSM+k djus ;k
Åaps gkbZos rd lhfer ugha jguk
pkfg,A Hkkjr esa 'kgjksa vkSj mudh
lM+dksa dks lkQ&LoPN vkSj lqjf{kr
cukus dh Hkh vko';drk gSA vHkh
Hkkjrh; 'kgjksa ls vR;f/kd Bksl
vif'k"V Hkh fudyrk gSA blds fy,
,sls rjhdksa dks viuk;k tk,] rkfd
bUgsa ?kVkus esa enn feysA lzksr LFky
ij gh bu vif'k"Vksa ds i`FkDdj.k ls
budk iqu% mi;ksx vklku gks ldrk
gSA vk/kqfud 'kgjksa dks okLro esa vius
lHkh vif'k"Vksa ds iqu% mi;ksx esa
leFkZ gksuk pkfg,A blds vfrfjä
;g t:jh gS fd vk/kqfud 'kgjksa ds
yksxksa dks nh tkus okyh
lqfo/kkvksa&lsokvksa dh ykxr fudkyus
esa leFkZ gksaA ;g vf/kd Åaph njsa
yxkus rd lhfer ugha gS] cfYd
phtksa ds dq'ky mi;ksx ls bldk
laca/k gSA mnkgj.k ds fy, ,d 60
lhV okyh cl }kjk egt 10 yksxksa
dks <ks;k tkuk dq'ky mi;ksx ugha gSA
;fn ,d leFkZ vkSj l'kä Hkkjr dh
lajpuk djuh gS] rks blds ukxfjdksa
vkSj O;oLFkk ra= dks çk—frd
lalk/kuksa ds lnqi;ksx ds egRo dks
le>uk gh gksxkA
Editorial2 New Delhi, 29 August - 4 September, 2016
ukS uoEcj 2000 dks mÙkjk[k.M] mÙkj çns'k ls vyx gksdj ,d i`Fkd çns'k ds :i
esa tUekA mUgha fnuksa >kj[k.M o NÙkhlx<+ dk Hkh fuekZ.k gqvkA >kj[k.M FkksM+h mBk
iVd ds ckn laHky x;k] NÙkhlx<+ yxkrkj M‚- jeu flag ds usr`Ro esa vkxs c<+ jgk
gSA fdUrq mÙkjk[k.M dk HkkX; ,slk ugha gqvkA jkT; ds tUe ds le; fuR;kuUn Lokeh
th dh vYidkyhu ljdkj cuh ml le; dqy 19
fo/kk;d ;wih ls vyx gksdj vk;s Fks] mUgha esa ls igyk
eaf=eaMy cuk] fdUrq vfr'kh?kz gh mUgsa gVkdj Hkxr flag
dks';kjh dks eq[;ea=h cuk fn;k x;kA
dsUæ esa ml le; jktx dh ljdkj vVy fcgkjh oktis;h
th ds usr`Ro esa py jgh FkhA rc rRdkyhu x`gea=h vkSj
miç/kkuea=h yky—".k vkMok.kh eqdneksa dks ysdj
mÙkjk[k.M vkUnksyudkfj;ksa ds fu'kkus ij vk x;s FksA
lkFk gh mÙkjk[k.M ds Hkktik dk;ZdrkZvksa esa vlarks"k
bruk c<+ x;k Fkk fd lc cksyus yx x;s Fks fd Hkktik dk
vkxkeh pqukoksa esa lQk;k gks tk;sxk vkSj vkf[kjdkj ,slk gh gqvkA jkT; esa gq, igys
fo/kkulHkk pqukoksa esa 70 lhVksa esa ls Hkktik ds ikl 19 lhVsa gh vk;ha vkSj ukjk;.k nÙk
frokjh ds usr`Ro esa jkT; esa dkaxzsl dh ljdkj cu x;hA oktis;h th us fLFkfr dks
Hkkai fy;k vkSj vkUnksyudkfj;ksa ds eqdnes lekIr gks x;sA
frokjh ds usr`Ro esa ljdkj Bhd pyh] fodkl iq#"k ds uke ls fo[;kr oktis;h ds
fe= frokjh us mÙkjk[k.M esa vusdksa dy dkj[kkus yxok;s] fo"ks'k tksu cuk;s] lqfo/kk;sa
Hkh çnku dha] fdUrq muds gh fo:) gjh'k jkor foæksg dj cSBs vkSj vxys pquko esa
Hkktik cgqer esa vk xbZ rFkk Hkqou pUn [k.Mwjh eq[;ea=h cus] fdUrq Hkktik ds gh
dfri; fliglkykjksa dks rFkk mÙkjk[k.M esa e'kgwj [k vkSj c dh jktuhfr ¼vFkkZr
Bkdqj vkSj czkã.k½ ds pyrs mUgsa gVkdj jes'k iks[kfj;ky fu'kad dks eq[;ea=h cuk
fn;k x;kA muds dk;Zdky esa fLFkfr ,slh gks x;h fd Hkz"Vkpkj pje lhek ij igqap
x;k] dk;ZdrkZvksa ds dke gksus cUn gks x;s] pquko utnhd ns[k Hkktik us iqu% Hkqou
pUæ [k.Mwjh dks xíh lkSai nh] 'vcdh ckj [k.Mwjh ljdkj' rFkk '[k.Mwjh gS t:jh'
ds ukjksa ds lkFk Hkktik pquko esa mrjh ysfdu [k.Mwjh dks mudh lhV ls gjkus esa
Hkktik ds gh nenkj usrkvksa dk gkFk FkkA
Hkktik dh ljdkj ugha cuh rks dkaxzsl us tksM+ rksM+ djds vkSj in ckaV dj ljdkj
cuk yh rFkk czkã.k fot; cgqxq.kk dks eq[;ea=h cuk dkaVksa okyk rkt lkSai fn;kA lw=ksa
ds vuqlkj dgk tkrk gS fd cgqxq.kk us blds fy;s Hkkjh Hkjde jde Hkh vkykdeku
dks pqdkbZA fdUrq [k vkSj c dh jktuhfr ds pyrs rFkk foæksg dk >.Mk Fkkes gjh'k
jkor xzqi us dkaxzsl vkykdeku dks ,d fnu Hkh pkSu ls lksus ugha fn;k rFkk vkf[kjdkj
etcwj gksdj cgqxq.kk dks gVkdj gjh'k jkor dks eq[;ea=h cuk gh fn;k ,oa jkor dh
n'kdksa iqjkuh bPNk iwjh dj nhA
fofiu xkSM+
jk"Vªh; psruk dk vHkko
dapu ;kno
ns’k ds fcxM+s gkykrksa ls dksbZ Hkh
vNqrk ugha gksxkA dgus dks rks vPNs
fnuk vk x, gSa ysfdu ,slk izrhr
gksrk gS tSls xjhc ds dHkh vPNs fnu
ugha vk ldrsA D;k vki yksxksa dk
irk gS nqfu;k esa lcls T;knk la[;k
esa detksj vkSj vfodflr cPps Hkkjr
esa gSaA Hkkjr esa budh la[;k 4-8 djksM+
gSA bldh otg gS lkQ&lQkbZ dh
[kjkc gkyr vkSj lkQ 'kkSpky;ksa vkSj
LoPN ikuh dh dehA ,d fjiksVZ esa
;g tkudkjh nh xbZ gSA varjjk"Vªh;
fodkl nkunkrk laLFkk o‚Vj,M us
vkt ^d‚V 'k‚VZ&gkm ysd v‚Q
V‚;ysV~l ,saM Dyhu o‚Vj d‚fUVªC;wV
Vw ekyU;wfVª'ku* uke dh fjiksVZ tkjh
dh gSA blesa dgk x;k gS fd Hkkjr
esa 4-8 djksM+ cPps ;k ikap lky ls
de mez ds gj ikap esa ls nks cPps
vfodflr gSaA blls mudk 'kkjhfjd]
laKkRed vkSj HkkoukRed fodkl
çHkkfor gks jgk gSA fjiksVZ esa crk;k
x;k gS fd 1-03 djksM+ vfodflr
cPpksa ds lkFk ukbthfj;k vkSj 98
yk[k ,sls cPpksa ds lkFk ikfdLrku
nwljs vkSj rhljs ik;nku ij gSaA
nqfu;k ds lcls u, ns'kksa esa ls ,d
nf{k.k iwohZ ,f'k;k dk iwohZ freksj bl
lwph esa igys LFkku ij gSA ;gka dh
vkcknh ds vuqikr esa vfodflr cPpksa
dk çfr'kr lcls T;knk 58 Qhlnh
gSA thou ds igys nks lky esa cPps
dks dqiks"k.k gksus ds dkj.k de fodkl
vkSj detksjh dh leL;k gksrh gS vkSj
;g iwjs thou dks çHkkfor djrh gSA
ml mez ds ckn bls lq/kkjk ugha tk
ldrk gSA fjiksVZ esa dgk x;k gS fd
cM+h la[;k esa yksxksa ds ikl 'kkSpky;ksa
dh i;kZIr lqfo/kk ugha gS blfy,
Hkkjr esa [kqys esa 'kkSp djus okys yksxksa
dh la[;k Hkh lcls T;knk gSA
‘ ’ks"k i`"B 14 ij
;ggkyrgSgekjsns’kHkkjrdh
Mk0 fnyhi dqekj
vktknh ds ckn 1951 esa tc ns'k dh tux.kuk gqbZ rc Hkkjr
dh vkcknh 361]088]090 ¼Nrhl djksM+½ crkbZ x;h vkSj 2011
dh tux.kuk ds vuqlkj 1]210]854]977 ¼,d vjc bDdhl
djksM+ yxHkx½ rcls vkt rd gj ,d Hkkjrh; d'ehj leL;k
dks tl dk rl ns[k jgk gS] dHkh ,d dne vkxs nks dne ihNs
dh rtZ ijA ikfdLrku bldks ysdj gels pkj yM+kb;ka yM+
pqdk gS rks mlds }kjk QSyk;s vkradokn ds dkj.k vkt rd
'kk;n gh dksbZ eghuk ,slk jgk gks tc Hkkjrh; toku ;k d'e-
hjh yksx ejs u gksaA
dkaxzsl ikVhZ dks Mqcksus okyksa esa ls ,d usrk ih-fpnacje dk c;ku
vk;k fd d'ehj leL;k dk lek/kku mldks vkSj vf/kd Lo¸;Ùkk
nsuk gS rks dksbZ ,sls Kkuh egkiq#"kksa ls iwNs fd fiNys 69 lky
ls ge vkSj D;k dj jgs gSa D;k fpnacje tSlh vkRek,a bl ckr
dks tkurh gSa fd fiNys 69 lkyksa esa d'ehj dks Hkkjr ljdkj
us pkj yk[k djksM+ :i;k çR;{k lgk;rk ds :i esa fn;k gS] rks
vçR;{k vkSj lhekvksa dh j{kk] vkradokn ls fuiVus ds ekeyk-
sa ij [kpZ gksus okys yk[kksa djksM+ :i;s ¼Jammu Kashmir
Solution½ dk dksbZ fglkc gh ugha gSA fpnacje ls dksbZ iwNs
fd D;k og tkurs gSa fd dqN lky igys ns'kHkj esa vxj xjhch
js[kk ls uhps jgus okyksa dk çfr'kr 26 Fkk rks tEew d'ehj esa
;g çfr'kr 3-4 FkkA vFkkZr tEew d'ehj ,d ,slk jkT; Fkk tgka
xjhcksa dh la[;k 3-4 çfr'kr Fkh vkSj og Hkh d'ehj esa ugha
xjhc flQZ tEew laHkkx esa FksA vc dkSu lh Lok;;Ùkk pkfg,
HkkbZ
tEew d'ehj dks ysdj ujsaæ eksnh us pquko ls igys [kwc oknk
vkSj nkok fd;k] fdUrq nks lky chrrs&chrrs gdhdr ;gh lkeus
vk;h fd muesa ls fdlh okns dk iwjk gksuk rks nwj] vey Hkh
'kq: ugha gks ldkA ,d ckr ge fiNys 69 lky ls ugha le>
lds gSa fd igkM+ dh <yku ij ;k rks ge Åij p<+rs gSa vFkok
Lo;a gh uhps fQlyrs tkrs gSaA p<+ku ij ';FkkfLFkfr' tSlh
dksbZ ckr ugha gksrh gSA d'ehj ds ekeys esa dekscs'k gekjs lkFk
Hkh ;gh gks jgk gS fd ge ;FkkfLFkfr ¼Jammu Kashmir
Solution½ cukus ds pDdj esa uhps dh vksj fQlyrs tk jgs
gSaA bfrgkl esa vxj ge usg:] 'kkL=h vkSj bafnjk dh ckr djsa
fd mUgksaus ekSdk vkSj oä jgrs gh ikfdLrku dks Bhd <ax ls
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