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New Delhi: Upset by whatthe government perceivesas a snub from theEuropean Union, India hascalled off plans for PrimeMinister Narendra Modistravel to Brussels duringhis visit to Europe andCanada next month.The incident could set off abigger row as the decisioncomes just as a high-leveldelegation of EU parlia-mentarians, including twosenior most members ofthe European Parliamentin charge of relations withIndia, Mr. Geoffrey VanOrden, and Ms. Neena Gill,are in India for officialmeetings and to addresstrade ties that have beenlagging in the past year.Officials confirmed that the

Ministry of External Affairshad informed the EU,headquartered in Brussels,some weeks ago that thePrime Minister would betravelling to Hannover inGermany and later toFrance in April, and sug-gested holding the EU-India summit during thevisit. However, after receiv-ing no reply from the EUfor a month, the MEA hasdecided to continue withthe plans without Brusselson the Prime Ministersagenda. He will now con-tinue from Europe toCanada for the second legof his eight-day tour.

Working on dates

In a written response to aquestion from media on the

issue, the EU however,said it was still working ondates for the summit."The EU is keen to have aSummit with India and islooking for a mutually con-venient date which wouldallow for sufficient prepara-tion, said Cesare Onestini,Charg d'affaires for theEuropean Union delega-tion. Mr. Onestini alsopointed out that otherexchanges on issuesincluding cyber security,science and technologyare ongoing, adding pend-ing an agreement (ondates for the summit), highlevel visits continue to take

place.A senior diplomat from anEU nation countered thecontention that there wasany snub intended andsaid that their understand-ing was that India had sentits request for the EU-Indiasummit and it proposedonly one date for it in April.Given the time that wehad to prepare, we wereunable to fix the date asper the government's con-venience, he added.MEA officials, however,said there was absolutelyno response from the EU.The incident has taken ona more political tone asreports suggest that theEUs unusual behaviourreflects anger over thetreatment of the two Italianmarines charged with thekilling of Indian fishermenoff the coast of Kerala. In avery strong resolution, ledby EU Foreign Affairs HighRepresentative FedericaMogherini in January 2015,the European Parliamenthad accused India of aserious breach of humanrights, demanding thatboth marines, one of whomis convalescing in Italy, berepatriated. The resolutionwas rejected by India.

A senior diplomat from an EU nation

countered the contention that there was

any snub intended and said that their

understanding was that India had sent its

request for the EU-India summit and it

proposed only one date for it in April.

Given the time that we had to prepare,

we were unable to fix the date as per the

government's convenience, he added

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In 1921 Mahatma Gandhi turned IndianNational Congress into a mass movementof the aam aadmi of India wanting free-dom from the British rule In 1925Communist Party of India was formed forthe welfare of aam aadmi as communismswears by the common man. In 1951,Syama Prasad Mookerjee founded JanSangh which was reborn as BhartiyaJanata Party in 1980 to look after the wel-fare of Jan or the aam aadmi of India. In1977 Janata Party was formed under theleadership of Loknayak JaiprakashNarayan to look after the welfare of theaam aadmi as janata is another name foraam aadmi. The entire political spectrumof India from extreme right to extreme leftis the champion of the aam aadmi. So justbecause a newly formed political partycleverly names itself Aam Aadmi Party,does it necessarily mean that in the entirepolitical spectrum it is the biggest champi-on of the aam aadmi? It is one thing tohave good intentions but it is quite anoth-er thing to have the capacity to implementthem. It takes a long time for a politicalparty to organize itself internally as intra-party politics has to be balanced before anew party can engage in inter-party poli-tics. Politics has got its own rules whichhave to be followed by everyone. Anyoneproclaiming that he is entering politics tochange the rules of Politics is either fool-ing everyone or fooling himself becausepolitics is the plain and simple struggle to

achieve power. Power corrupts andabsolute power corrupts absolutely. Beingthe generator of corruption politics cannot end it. It can only channelize it for thewelfare of maximum number of people.Entering politics to remove corruption islike entering a coal-mine to remove black-ness. Aam Aadmi Party was born out ofAnna Hazares struggle for the eradicationof corruption and has ended up as thepassport for free water and electricity.Highly educated youth working as topexecutives in corporates joined AamAadmi Party to change the system butwhat future do they have when theirpartys power politics is displaying all thesymptoms of the system they had set outto fight? If we will want everything for freethen how will our economy run? If we willwant cheap food then who will look afterthe farmers needs? If we will want cheapelectricity then who will look after the peo-ple involved in the production of electrici-ty? Bringing water to the tap of a commonhousehold requires a lot of work. If we willwant free water then who will pay for thework done to bring it into our taps?Instead of wanting a Government that willgive us everything free we should want agovernment that will boost the economyand give us an opportunity to increase ourincome. Aam Aadmi Party has made amockery of the post-independence politi-cal process of modern India by projectingitself as holier than the rest when in reali-ty it is just one of them!

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In the wake of financial requirements of non corporatesector of the Country, the Union Finance Minister Mr.Arun Jaitley in this year's budget has announced cre-ation of a separate financial system to provide financesto non corporate sector under "MUDRA" and has provid-ed a budget of Rs.20 thousand crores. TheConfederation of All India Traders (CAIT), who was rais-ing this demand since a long time, has complimentedPrime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi and Finance MinisterMr. Arun Jaitley for this landmark initiative taken by anygovernment for first time in last 68 years postIndependence. The CAIT has said that this step of theFinance Minister will go a long way in financial inclusionof non corporate sector which was so far grossly neglect-ed by successive Governments.The CAIT has said that MUDRA will be a potential gamechanger and will strengthen non corporate sector. TheCAIT has hoped that Finance Minister will bring a Bill incurrent session of the Parliament for enactment ofMUDRA. CAIT National President Mr. B.C.Bhartia &Secretary General Mr. Praveen Khandelwal told thatMUDRA will directly benefit traders, transporters, truckoperators, SMEs, Hawkers, Self-employed and variousother sections of non corporate sector. It will facilitateeasy availability of loans to this sector which was so farnot available by core banking sector.As per the Press Brief of the Ministry of FinanceDepartment of Financial Services the MUDRA brings outidea for funding micro businesses. As a bank to beestablished under a new law, MUDRA will register, regu-late and refinance all small business finance institutions.It will partner state level and regional level coordinatorsto enable them to provide refinance to Last MileFinanciers [LMFs] of micro businesses.

20 Thousand crore Mudra inbudget will be a game changer Biggest champion by aam aadmi

In the ongoing Cricket world cup, the Indian fastbowlers have pitched the balls at an accurate lengthfollowing an off-middle stump line at a very good andconsistent pace. If India also fields well, it will not besurprising if this team retains the World Cup. If theykeep two slips and pitch the ball where they are doingnow, the Australians can be beaten with the addedsupport of R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja. MahendraSingh Dhoni is a calm captain but Jadeja is a very coolcricketer.There was a time when Ramakant Desai used to beour main pace bowler. Thereafter, came Kapil Dev,Manoj Prabhakar, Madan Lal and Bishen Singh Bediwho deceived Gordon Greenidge, perhaps the bestbatsman at that time. Sir Richard Hadlee has alsopraised the Indian fast bowlers. India will only need towatch Australia and New Zealand who are playinggood cricket right now. A former Pakistani player right-ly said on television that South Africa are playing withtwo teams, one that bats first and excels and the otherthat chases and fails. Their performance has not been consistent but mayspring a surprise. New Zealand is a beautiful countrywith good fields and very healthy people. You justneed to sit at the city square at Auckland and enjoythe game and later visit a pub to enjoy good chilledbeer and camaraderie. Earlier, you could bring afriend on board but the ISPS has imposed a restrictionon it. Littleton is also a beautiful port. They have aPhillipino bar near the gate. I had relieved all my boysto go there, one young fitter was on board. This boywas looking at the bar very eagerly as I asked him, willyou like to go? He then went to the bar after getting anod from me. I cannot forget his face. Littleton alsohas a good hospice shop from where we picked upgood wear by paying one dollar a piece.

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Grand Show In Sports- Athleema by Asian Business School

Delhi/ NCR: We havealways consideredsports as important asany regular education atour institution. Athleemanow with 3rd edition isthe key to promotesportsmanship in ourmanagement studentssaid Sandeep Marwahinaugurating annual 2days sports event ofAsian Business Schoolat Jasola Sports Groundat New Delhi. Present onthe occasion AkshayMarwah appreciated anoverwhelming responseof colleges andUniversities towardsAthleema. Sports keepsus fit with good healthand boost our motiva-tional level said Akshay.Delhi College ofEngineering, ShardhaUniversity, GautamBudha University, PG

DAV College,Deshbandhu College,Lingaya University,Amity University andmany more participatedin various sports likeCricket, Volleyball,Football, Basketball,Badminton, Kho-Kho,Chess, Carrom, Pool &Table Tennis. The AnnualSports day was attendedby Ashok SharmaCommissioner FIBA,Harsh Mayor BasketballPlayer National Team,Bhupesh Kumarrenowned wrestler alongwith Dr. LalityaSrivastava Director ABS,Saurab Sharma DirectorBranding ABS andGurdeep Singh DirectorMarketing ABS. Theevent was supported byIndian Sports AndCultural Society andICMEI.

Convocation of Asian BusinessSchool Held With Pomp And ShowNew Delhi: We wantevery student of AsianBusiness School to be themost successful manager,said Sandeep MarwahPresident of AsianEducation Group at theconvocation ceremony2015 of Asian BusinessSchool at Sri Sathya SaiInternational Centre, NewDelhi.Success comes to thosewho want to be successfuland every thing followsexpressed Dr OmManchanda CEO Dr. LalPathlabs Pvt ltd who wasthe Chief Guest of the day. Continuous efforts in theright direction can makeyou a better manager,

added Sharat Sharmadirector operations DelhiMetro Rail Corporation asGuest of Honor on theoccasion. Dr. Lalitya VirSrivastava Director- Asianbusiness School, SaurabhSharma Director Branding, Gurdeep SinghRaina Director Admissionalso spoke at the valedicto-ry function. Ninety-six stu-dents were rewarded the

prestigious Post GraduateDiploma in Management.Shubham Kesharwani ofPGDM 2011 and AwantikaTiwari of PGDM 2012batch were announced thebatch toppers and wereawarded with gold medals.Later Sandeep Marwahhonored the guest with lifemembership ofInternational Business AndManagement Club of ABS.

Noida Film City: InternationalWomens Day is a time to reflect onprogress made, to call for change andto celebrate acts of courage and deter-mination by ordinary women who haveplayed an extraordinary role in the his-tory of their countries and communi-ties said Sandeep Marwah PresidentMarwah Studio and Ambassador ofInternational Human RightsOrganization affiliated to UnitedNations in a function at Noida FilmCity.This year s theme, Empowering

Women Empowering Humanity: envi-sions a world where each woman andgirl can exercise her choices, such asparticipating in politics, getting an edu-cation, having an income, and living insocieties free from violence and dis-crimination added Marwah who is alsothe founder of International WomensFilm Forum.This is the time to uphold womensachievements, recognize challenges,and focus greater attention onwomens rights and gender equality tomobilize all people to do their part.

International Womens Day Celebrated at Marwah Studio

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cnp bureau

New Delhi: North DelhiMunicipal CommissionerMr. Praveen Guptaordered an enquiry into thecollapse of abandonedstructure of community toi-let complex located inJahangirpuri D Block inwhich one kid was injured.The Commissionerordered that DeputyCommissioner of CivilLines Zone should conductan enquiry into the matterand send a factual statusreport to him within twodays. It was informed thatone kid was injured in theincident who was evacuat-ed by evening.

Commissioner orderedenquiry into toilet collapse

Request to Urban Development MinisterBinod Kumar Singh

New Delhi: Chairman ofthe Works Committee ofNorth Delhi MunicipalCorporation Mr. PraveshWahi has written a letter tothe Union UrbanDevelopment Minister Mr.Venkaiah Naidu to regular-ize those properties whichwere provided temporaryrelaxation from sealing anddemolition till 2017. Hesaid that the exemptedproperties should be regu-larized by taking appropri-ate charges. He said that itwould reduce illegal con-structions and corruptionalong with increasing theCorporations revenue and

improve its financial condi-tion. Mr. Wahi added thatby regularizing these prop-erties, national propertiescan also be saved. Hethanked Mr. Naidu for pro-viding relief to thousandsof citizens of Delhi by stop-ping the sealing and demo-lition of illegal construc-tions till 2017.

country and Politics

New Delhi: Chairman, Standing Committee in SouthDelhi Municipal Corporation had written a letter to UrbanDevelopment Minister, GNCT of Delhi for immediaterelease of all Grants under various heads.Shri Subhash Arya said that under various schemesGrants are not released by the Delhi Government toCorporation. He added that after implementation of UnitArea Method in 2004, then Government assured us tocompensate the losses due to its implementation but it isstill pending since 2005-06. Shri Arya said that till 2007-08 Delhi Government was giving 5.5% to MunicipalCorporations under Global Share of Taxes. It wasreduced to 4% and 1.5% is kept under Municipal ReformFund. In 2012-13 under MRF Rs. 60 crore was releasedagainst demand of Rs. 135 crore and since 2013-14 noMRF is released to Municipal Corporation. He demand-ed immediate release of MRF to Corporation. ChairmanStanding Committee said Corporations are carrying outworks in authorized colonies, unauthorized colonies andrural village areas but no fund is released to us underthese schemes as grants.

Release all Grants to Corporations

Satellite Pathology Lab in Indirapuram

cnp bureau

Delhi/ NCR: QuestDiagnostics (NYSE:DGX),the Americas leadingprovider of diagnostic test-ing, information and servic-es, today announced thelaunch of its newPathology laboratory inIndirapuram, Ghaziabad.New 1000 sq. ft. satellitePathology lab has capabili-ties of handling high quali-ty tests that will serve toGeneral Physicians,G y n e c o l o g i s t s ,Pediatricians etc., the

satellite lab will providepatients in East Delhi andnearby markets likeGreater Noida, Dadri,Meerut, Modinagar &Aligarh, access to worldclass testing facilities andwill support main referencelab at Gurgaon by drivingspecialized tests. Mr.Mukul Bagga, ManagingDirector, QuestDiagnostics India, said, Toset up a satellite pathologylab is a complex and a cap-ital intensive process. Weare glad that the physi-cians and residents ofGhaziabad, East Delhi &Noida can now access theworld class quality of thepathology testing offeredby Quest Diagnostics,close to their home.

Photo: Binod Takiawala

spl. correspondent

New Delhi: Congress President Smt.Sonia Gandhi and Vice President, ShriRahul Gandhi were profusely thanked forappointing Shri Ajay Maken as Presidentof Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee(DPCC). The newly appointed DPCCPresident Shri Ajay Maken took formalcharge at the party office at Rajiv Bhawanamidst thousands of ordinary citizens,congress workers and senior leaders ofthe DPCC and AICC. Speaking on theoccasion Shri Maken resolved to win backthe confidence of the people of Delhi byplaying the role of a conscious, strong anduncompromising opposition. The thousands who thronged the venuewere wearing tri color caps withSatyamev Jayate meaning truth alwayswins and sada sach bolo meaningalways speak the truth embossed on itssides- truth in public service- being thenew motto of the Congress party in anatmosphere where other parties hadbased their entire existence on falsepromises and fabrication. Prominentamong those present on the occasionwere, AICC Treasurer and Senior leader,Shri Moti Lal Vora, Former Chief MinisterSmt. Sheila Dikshit, Ex PCC Presidents,M/s Ch. Prem Singh, JP Agarwal and

Subhash Chopra. Senior leaders M/sSajjan Kumar, Jagdish Tytler, MahabalMishra, Ramesh Kumar, fromer Ministers,M/s Harun Yusuf, Kiran Walia, RamakantGoswami, Mangat Ram Singhal,Yoganand Shashtri and Narendra Nath,AICC Communication Incharge Shri RSSurjewala, AICC Secretary, Shri ManishChatrath and ex MLAs M/s Jaikishan,Mukesh Sharma, SP Singh Bittu, KunwarKaran Singh, Anil Bharadwaj, SurendraKumar, Prahlad Singh Sahni, BhishamSharma, Anjali Rai, Tarwinder SinghMarwah, Malaram Gangwal and AmrishGautam. Leaders of opposition in theMunicipal Corpoeation, M/s MukeshGoel, Farhad Suri and Waryam Kaur andformer PCC office bearers, M/s SureshMallik, Chhatar Singh, Mehmood Zia, OPBidhuri, Rajendra Mallik, Naresh Kumar,Naresh Sharma Neetu, along with allMunicipal Councillors.

Newly appointed DPCC President Shri Ajay Maken

photo: Binod Kumar Singh

North DMC. Seeks Rupees 7000 Core from NCT Government cnp bureau

New Delhi: North Delhi Municipal Corporation, StandingCommittee, Chairman, Mr. Mohan Prasad Bhardwaj todaysaid that the NCT Govt. of Delhi has to pay Rs. 7000 croreto North Delhi Municipal Corporation since its the estab-lishment till year 2013-14 in different heads. He also saidthat in year 2014-15 Delhi Government stopped release ofRs 303 crore to North DMC out of Rs. 994 Core only Rs.546 Cr had been received. Mr. Bhardwaj said that theSouth Delhi Municipal Corporation is utilizing all the facili-ties and services at Dr. S.P.M Civic Centre and North DelhiMunicipal Corporation is bearing all the expenditure on itsmaintenance, so the South DMC must pay for its mainte-nance and rent a sum of Rs. 472 Cr to North DMC. Mr.Bhardwaj also said that the North DMC has an estimatedexpenditure of Rs. 2290 Cr. for the financial year 2014-15on salary and pension. On other hand North DMC haveliabilities of Rs. 1270 Cr. thus total liabilities comes to Rs.3560 crore on 31st March, 2015. He said that if DelhiGovernment releases approx Rs. 7000 Cr. to North DelhiMunicipal Corporation which is due and for which a letterhad been written to Delhi Chief Minister earlier, the corpo-ration would be able to clear all its liabilities and givemomentum to the development of the city.

Awareness campaign against swine flu spl. correspondent

New Delhi: The three-day awarenesscampaign against Swine Flu, started bythe Delhi Pradesh Congress Committeeunder the leadership of its president ShriAjay Maken, outside all the 138 metrostations and other crowded areas ofDelhi concluded, which was wellreceived by the public, as they becameaware of the possible measures to betaken to check the influenza. TheCongress party volunteers distributedover 20 lakh phamplets and 1000 play-cards to the public during the awarenesscampaign, which covered all the crowd-ed areas of Delhi during peak rush.

DPCC president Shri Ajay Maken him-self went to the trans-Yamuna metro sta-tions, including Yamuna Bank, LaxmiNagar, Nirman Vihar, Karkardooma andAnand Vihar from the awareness cam-paign against Swine Flu, along withthousands of Congress workers.

Special9 ubZ fnYyh] 16 ekpZ] ls 22 ekpZ 2015Over 800 exhibitors from India and 22 countries

Vivek Sharma

New Delhi: Stressing need to save postharvest losses through value- addedprocessing, Honble Minister of FoodProcessing Industries, Smt. HarsimratKaur Badal pointed out that Indian foodprocessing industry has a great signifi-cance in terms of employment genera-tion, poverty alleviation, improving agri-cultural productivity, price control of basiccommodities, export promotion and for-eign exchange earnings. She said thatthe future of the Indian farmers dependson the success of the food processingindustry, as Indias prosperity is linked tothe growth of incomes in the agrarian sec-tor of the economy. In her inaugural address of the 30th edi-tion of AAHAR-the International Food and Hospitality Fair at Pragati Maidan, NewDelhi, the Minister asked the IndiaTrade Promotion Organisation( ITPO)and its associates to host the Aahareditions in different States for regionalempowerment of the industry and over-all socio-economic progress of thecountry. Present on the occasion wereH.E. Mr. Marek Sawicki, Minister of

Agriculture & Rural Development,Government of Poland, Mr. RanglalJamuda, Secretary, Minister of FoodProcessing Industries, Mr. V. Kumar,General Manager, (ITPO) and Mr. VikramSehgal, General Manager, ITPO, dele-gates, participants India and overseasand media persons.Speaking on the occa-sion, Smt. Harsimrat Kaur Badal compli-mented the ITPO for organising Aaharwith an enhanced scale and stature interms of participation and area booked.She informed that India is one of thelargest producer of food grains besidesbeing second in the world in the pro-duction of fruits and vegetables andfirst in the milk production and livestockpopulation which makes this sector fur-ther attractive for domestic and over-seas investors. H.E. Mr. Marek Sawicki,Minister of Agriculture & RuralDevelopment, Government of Polandexpressed his happiness over consid-erable participation of his country inAAHAR2015,one of the biggest spe-cialised food exhibition in the South -Asia .

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2nd TATA MOTORS T1 PRIMA TRUCK RACINGspl. correspondentGreater Noida:The silence of the acclaimedBuddh International Formula 1 Circuit in GreaterNoida once gain broken but this time by roar ofmammoth engines of heavy modified trucks.Twelve racing behemoths weighing about sixtonnes each will burst into sight during the T1PRIMA Truck racing championship being held inthe country for the Second time by Tata Motors.This is the spectacle fans will be treated to as theevent will be the Second-ever truck racing champi-onship to be held in India and marks another smallstep forward for Indian motorsport as the countryincreasingly asserts itself on the global motor-rac-ing stage. The series, spanning two days, (day one March 14will be dedicated to media) will use Twelve heavi-ly-modified Tata Prima beasts capable of puttingout 370 horsepower and reaching a top speed of130 kilometers per hour driven by internationaldrivers.The entire T1 race has been planned and is beingexecuted by well known Integrated event manage-ment and marketing company T.I.C headquarteredin Delhi.

photo: Binod Kumar Singh

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New Delhi: Finance Minister Arun Jaitleyduring his meeting with Prince Charles,heir to the British throne, at his ClarenceHouse residence in London. FinanceMinister Arun Jaitley during his meetingwith Prince Charles, heir to the Britishthrone, at his Clarence House residencein London.Britain's Chancellor of theExchequer George Osborne, right, listensto the Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitleyduring a meeting at Downing Street inLondon. AP Britain's Chancellor of the

Exchequer George Osborne, right, listensto the Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitleyduring a meeting at Downing Street inLondon.The stage is ready for the ceremonywhere the statue of Mahatma Gandhi willbe unveiled at Parliament Square onMarch 14 by Finance Minster Arun Jaitley.The wrapped-up statue of the leader,which has been done by leading Britishsculptor Phillip Jackson, has beensecured on its plinth in preparation for thefunction.Meanwhile Mr. Jaitley has begun his two-day with a bilateral meeting over breakfastwith UK Chancellor George Osborne athis office. He then met Prince Charles atClarence House. While a wide spectrumof economic and political issues are to beaddressed, the one that will overshadowthe rest is that relating to British concernsover Indias policy on retrospective taxa-tion in the specific backdrop of UK-basedCairn Energy's dispute with Indian taxauthorities over a USD 1.6 billion retro-spective tax bill.

Jaitley in London for unveiling of Gandhi statue

Berlin: Muslim women teachers in Germany can wearheadscarves in class as long as it does not cause disrup-tion in the school, Germanys top court said in a rulingthat may fuel debate about what some nationalist groupssee as creeping Islamisation.The Constitutional Court reversed its own initial 2003ban on headscarves for teachers, which had led someGerman states to forbid Muslim headscarves in schoolswhile permitting the use of Christian symbols such ascrucifixes and nuns habits. The court in Karlsruhe, rulingon a case brought by a Muslim woman blocked from ateaching job because of her headscarf, said religioussymbols could only be banned when they posed not justan abstract but a concrete risk of disruption in schools.This is a good day for religious freedom, said VolkerBeck, a lawmaker from the opposition Greens. Heargued that headgear worn by devout Muslim, Jewishand Christian women and men was less of a threat toGerman society than opponents of diversity such as theright-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD), neo-Nazis andextremist Muslim Salafists.Christine Lueders, head of the federal anti-discriminationagency, hailed the ruling for reinforcing religious free-dom in Germany. With education administered byGermanys 16 states, she called on local authorities toreview the relevant rules.

Muslim women teachers can wear headscarves

Swedish prosecutors haveasked for WikiLeaksfounder Julian Assangesapproval to question him inLondon where he is holedup in the Ecuadorianembassy in a possiblebreakthrough in a case thathas been at an impasse foryears, prosecutors said.One of Assanges lawyerssaid he welcomed therequest but noted concernthe process could taketime given that approvalwas also needed fromBritish and Ecuadorianauthorities. Sweden wantsto question him on allega-tions of sexual assault andrape, which he denies.Prosecutors said they werealso asking to conduct aDNA test of Assange, whohas been stuck inside theSouth American countrysLondon embassy sinceJune 2012 to avoid aBritish extradition toSweden. A Swedish appeals court

late last year upheld adetention order but saidprosecutors had not madeenough effort, noting thefailure of the prosecutorsto examine alternativeavenues is not in line withtheir obligation.The prosecution had longrefused to go to London forthe questioning and saidthe main reason it hadchanged its mind was thata number of the crimesAssange was suspected ofwould be subject to

statutes of limitation inAugust.Prosecutor Marianne Nysaid she still believed thatquestioning him at theembassy would lower thequality of the interview andthat he would need to bepresent in Sweden shouldthe case come to a trial.Now that time is of theessence, I have viewed ittherefore necessary toaccept such deficiencies tothe investigation, she saidin a statement.

Swedish prosecutors seek to question Julian Assange in London

Rescue teams searched for survivors in the rubble after afactory collapsed in Bangladesh, killing at least seven peopleand sparking fresh criticism over the country`s appallingrecord on workplace safety. Hundreds of soldiers and emer-gency personnel worked through the night to clear debrisfrom the site of a half-built cement factory in the port town ofMongla, the area`s top administrator Shah Alam Sarder said.Twelve people were plucked alive from the rubble overnightbut rescuers, who were using two cranes as well as steel cut-ters, were having to work painstakingly slowly for fear of trig-gering a fresh collapse.Six bodies have been recovered so far and another could beseen lying under the rubble. At least 53 people were injured,including six whose conditions were critical.More than 90 staff were on the site when the structure start-ed to cave in on Thursday afternoon, trapping scores of work-ers under a mass of newly-mixed concrete and steel.We`retrying to reach the (seventh) body by cutting through a mazeof steel but it`s taking hours because any mis-step could trig-ger a collapse in the debris or on the other side of the facto-ry which is still intact, fire department director SheikhMizanur Rahman said. Local police Chief Jahedur Rahman told that up to 10 peopleremained unaccounted for. However the fire service doubtedwhether any more workers would be found, saying that morethan 80 percent of the debris had now been cleared. The col-lapse comes less than two years after a garment factorycomplex imploded outside the capital Dhaka, leaving at least1,138 people dead and highlighting Bangladesh`s perilouslabour conditions.

Hunt for survivors after newBangladesh factory disaster

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refusing to accommodate 3% reservation Binod Kumar Singh

Delhi: Secretary Ministryof Social Justice andEmpowerment, Mr. LovVerma categorically madeit clear that educationalinstitutions would have toprovide for minimum of 3%of reservation for disabledpersons and those thatrefuse to adhere to thisdirective would have to besubjected to severe penal-ties and even jailterms.Inaugurating a fourday Art & Craft CulturalExhibition InspiringChange which com-

menced here under theaegis of PHD Chamber ofCommerce and Industry,he said, The new bill cur-rently pending in the upperhouse for its considerationwould have the aforesaidprovisions incorporated init.The moment, the proposedbill became an Act, it wouldhave to be implemented inits later and spirit.Thosethat refuse to comply withits stipulation would haveto face even the stringentpenalties including jailterms.

Pramesh Jain

Bangalore: CCB policearrested two person forpeddling or selling GanjaIllegally. Joint CP CrimeM Chandrashekar saidour W&N as women andNarcotics squad got a tipoff that two persons arefound selling Ganja nearKHB Colony and havemore stock too with them.And Our team swung intoaction and apprehendedtwo persons who werefound selling Ganja closeto KHB Colony bus standin Vijayanagar, Bengaluruwest was caught and thenarcotic weighing2.3kg,was seized fromthem.During the interrogationthey confessed the crimeand revealed that theirfriend used to get themGanja and they were sell-ing the drug in smallpackets to their cus-tomers at Rs.500

each,and at the time ofraid they seized 2.3kg ofNarcotic drugs worthRs.30,000,with Rs.3000cash and a Suzuki fieroused for selling drugs and2 mobile phones hasbeen seized from them.and the two accused hasbeen identified as,SunilKumar 33 yr old residentof Kamakshipalya andSomashekar 26 yr oldresident ofGovindarajnagar has

been arrested and man-hunt is on for theabsconding personBhanu and a case hasbeen registered inVijayanagar police stationand further investigationis on and to become richin short period of time andleave lavish life are inpolice net and with this Iappreciate DCP CrimeRamesh R and wholeteam of W&N squad ofCCB he added.

Two held by Bengaluru CCB Police for selling Ganja

Kanchan YadavBangalore: Kamakshipalya police have arrested4 Persons and recovered 5 Antique idols worth of1.5Crore. Kamakshipalya police of west divisionarrested four persons who were trying to sellantique idols of 5 pieces of antique road ofancient times. They were trying to see these idols somewherebetween 1.5 crore to 2 Crores. We got informa-tion about this we sent our staff as decoy to ver-ify at same them the special team secured this 4persons and seized the property also Antique idolwhich is worth more than around Rs.1.5 crore. Inthis regard we have registered a case inKamakshipalya police station four persons havebeen sent the accused to judicial custody also. We will be taking further experts opinion aboutthe guage of these idols, how old this idols are towhich temple it belongs to and what is the marketrate of these idols, to which temple, to whichdynasty it belongs it belongs to we will take opin-ion from aerchological department. And with hiswe have arrested four and recovered totally 5Antique idols of Parvathi, Dattarreya, seethaLakshman Kodhandaram, Pachamukhi andShankaracharya's idols been recovered byKamakshipalya Polce. And at the time of interro-gating they have confessed the crime and theaccused has been identified as Sudhir mainprime accused, (39),Yogesh (30) yr old Sureshbabu,(40) C V Dattamurthy (46) has been arrest-ed and finally Bengaluru police commissioner MN Reddi has appreciated DCP Labhuram, ACP SK Umesh,PI Balegowda,PSI Jnanamurthi,T N,ASI, Nagaraj F Katimani,Naganna, Jayaram shet-ty, Bettaswami Gowda,Ramesh, Shivanna,Siddaram lakkapagola and pradeep kumar for theexcellent work done by recovering ancient idolssaid by Alok Kumar.

Four persons arrested by Kamakahipalya Policeand recovered 5 Antique Idols Worth Rs.1.5 Crore

Electronic Police Arrested 7 people who mur-dered a businessman by taking supari of 5 lakhBangalore: AECS layout 5th main a personwho stays in Sundar ram Shetty road alocal businessman by name M NVenkatashiva was murdered on old rivalryand to take revenge some miscreants camein two wheeler and brutally attackedVenkatashiva with lethal weapons by cut-ting his fingers and injuring his headseverely murdered by some miscreants acomplaint was registered by Nagaraj.P Harishekaran Addl CP,said a water tankerowner was hacked to death in Begur over aproperty dispute and a special team wasled by DCP Rohini Katoch Sepat,under thesupervision of ACP Mico layout and swunginto action and said for a week we could notget any clue any breakthrough.But a personwho is well known to accused tipped us offBased on the vital clue our team collectedthe technical information and by verifyingthe mobile tower locations they apprehend-ed and picked upRaghunath,Srinivas,Satish and Prashanth.And after the preliminary enquiry and inter-rogation they have confessed their crimeand said they have received a supari to fin-ish off shiva from Anand and Faizal andbased on the statement given by theaccused our team apprehended the primeaccused Anand Kumar who is the brother inlaw of deceased who has murderedVenkatashiva by giving supari of 5 lakhs,onthe property issue and at the time of inter-rogation the prime accused Anand con-fessed the crime and revealed that Anandand Shiva were Sons-In-law of oneByrappa who had properties worth Croresthis he bequeathed equally among his twodaughter and son. However Anand was dis-appointed that shiva has benefited with the

prime property and hatched a plan to mur-der him.He roped one by Faizal and theboth offered a contract of Rs.10 lakh to inwhich they paid Rs.5 lakh in advance and toothers to bump of shiva.He confessed that we asked shiva to deliv-er water tank and planned to kill and whenhe was going there they hacked him todeath and by this the whole property will behis he said in the interrogation and by thisour team has apprehended totally 7accused has been identified as, AnandKumar (34), a resident of R T Nagar primeaccused, and brother in law of thedeceased with Mohammed Faizal (26),Senthil Kumar (30),Raghunath (24),Srinivas (23) Satish(19),and Prashanth (24)and a case has been registered in electron-ic city. And finally Bengaluru policeCommissioner M N Reddi has appreciatedDCP Rohini Katoch Sepat,Mico Layout ACPB S Oblesh, PI of Electronic MithunShilpi,and his team as PSI'S as, SBabu,Anand H M,and staff asSh i va ra ju ,Sh i vchand rappa ,Man jana ,Manjunath Prasad,SharnappaJ a mm a d a r , A s h o k , R a g h u , M u r a l i .Lokesh.and Narayana swamy, been appre-ciated for the excellent work done by theteam who has solved the case by verifyingthe Mobile tower locations he added.

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spl. correspondent

MBS Business School,Mahant Bachittar SinghCollege of Engineering &Technology, DiagianaJammu inaugurate a twodays intra collegeManagement Fest. The twoday panorama of talent waswitness the gathering ofbudding technocrats andmanagers. The eventbegan on March 12 ,2015with floral welcome of thedignitaries followed by theceremonial lamp lighting.The welcome address wasdelivered by Mrs. MansiGupta, HOD MBA dept.She stressed on the fact

that management cannotbe taught in class roomsand fests like these put theknowledge and skills ofmanagement students in toreal practice. The guest ofhonour S. Rangil Singh,Chairman MBSCETenlightened the audiencewith his wisdom. Headvised the students toexplore their hidden valuesand discover the potentialwithin them. Prof. (Dr.) S.K.Badyal, Principal MBSCET, in his address appreciatedthe MBA students for theircreativity and encouragedall the students to workhard and deliver their best.

MBS Business School organised AARAMBH -2015cnp bureau

New Delhi: Increase in IIP to2.6% for the month of January2015 though encouraging,needs serious attention asvarious reforms announcedduring the recent times mustpush our industrial growth tra-jectory to the higher level,said Mr. Alok B Shriram,President, PHD Chamber in apress statement issued.Ibelieve the implementation of reforms at the grass rootslevel would be critical for the fruitful outcomes, going for-ward. However, double digit growth in Capital goods is agood sign that investments are reviving and gainmomentum in the coming times, said Mr. Shriram.

Double digit growth of capital goodsindicate revival of investments

Mobile commerce firmPaytm on Friday said TataGroup Chairman EmeritusRatan Tata has invested anundisclosed amount in thecompany. His investmentin Paytm is in his personalcapacity, the m-commercefirm said in a statement. Iam very happy that Mr Tatahas put faith and trust inour values and mission.There is no better advisorthan him to help us buildIndias most trusted mobilepayment and commerceplatform, Paytm Founderand CEO Vijay ShekharSharma said. Tata had alsomade personal invest-ments in homegrown e-commerce players likeSnapdeal and UrbanLadder last year. Marketanalysts said thoughinvestments made by Tatain Paytm, Snapdeal andUrban Ladder are not sub-stantial, but it indicates theway investors are lookingfor growth in the burgeon-ing e-commerce market inIndia. Investors are

increasingly looking at thepenetration of mobileInternet and the way it cantransform the market interms of shopping, payingbills and banking, an ana-lyst said. The investmentby Tata comes after theworlds biggest e-com-merce firm Alibabaannounced last month thatit will acquire 25 percentstake in One97Communications, Paytmsparent firm.Paytm aims to grow thenumber of mobile walletsto 100 million by year-end

from 25 million active wal-lets at present.Our average wallet bal-ance is Rs. 150 and we do1 million transactions a dayacross Paytm app andother merchants (like Uber,Bookmyshowetc), Paytmsaid.Paytm wallet allows con-sumers to purchase mobilerecharges, tickets, dealsand shop across 18,000merchants. It is availableacross mobile apps likeUber, Bookmyshow,MakeMyTrip andFoodpanda.

Ratan Tata invests in m-commerce platform Paytm

Stocks of companies with interest in insurance sectorextended their uptrend for the second straight sessionand surged by 2-7 percent after Parliament approvedthe long-pending Insurance Bill. Following this, sharesof Max India Ltd jumped 6.71 percent, Bajaj Finservsoared 6.41 percent, Reliance Capital rose 5.11 per-cent and Aditya Birla Nuvo was up 2.24 percent on theBSE. These stocks had gained up to 11 percent.Parliament last night passed Prime Minister NarendraModi-led NDA governments first major economicreform measure as the long-pending Insurance Laws(Amendment) Bill, 2015, providing for raising foreigninvestment cap in the sector to 49 percent was passedby Rajya Sabha after main opposition party (Congress)and some other parties came on board.The bill, which was passed by Lok Sabha on March 4,provides for raising the foreign investment cap in insur-ance sector from 26 percent to 49 percent and isexpected to bring in funds worth thousands of croresinto the sector.

Financial stocks surge asParliament approves Insurance Bill

Alibaba is in talks withIndian online marketplaceSnapdeal over a potentialcash investment, a sourcefamiliar with the negotia-tions said, in what wouldbe the Chinese e-com-merce giant`s first directinvestment in India.Snapdeal competes inIndia with bigger rivalsFlipkart.com andAmazon.com , and mediareports have said it isseeking $1 billion in its lat-est funding round to fuelgrowth.

Alibaba in fundingtalks with Snapdeal

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New Delhi: Yam Hain Humis a one-of-a-kind divinecomedy on SAB TV thatdescribes the adventuresof Yamraj - the God ofDeath as per Hindu mythol-ogy and his trusted aide -Chitragupt on our planetaryabode - Earth. The comicalTV series shows the

numerous attempts ofYamraj while offeringadvice to humans abouttheir daily lives and show-ing them the righteous pathof living. In the recent track,Yamraj and Chitragupt por-trayed by Manav Gohil andAtul Parchure are seenquite curious about what istechnology and why arepeople so hooked onto it.While they are in awe ofhow humans have evolvedintellectually and discov-ered science and technolo-gy, they also witness howeverybody is constantlyengaged with it.

Yamraj & Chitragupts Mobile Story

Mumbai: NH10 is all set tohit theatre screens nation-wide today and the thrillerstarring Anushka Sharma,Neil Bhoopalam andDarshan Kumar isalready being applaudedby the industry. New age,

gritty and power-packed, the NavdeepSingh directed film isa stereotype-break-ing entertainer, abold move whichhas been appreciat-ed by the industry asthey took to Twitterto voice their praise. NH10 is the story of a

young upper middle class

couple, Meera and Arjun,driving to a weekend get-away not realizing whatsin store ahead! KaranJohar tweeted, "From edgeof the seat to exceptionallycompellingthis ridemakes you invest in everymoment! Varun Dhawan,who is busy receivingpraises for his perform-ance in Badlapur tweetedabout NH10. Shraddha Kapoor too tookto Twitter to express herviews on NH10 and tweet-ed saying, "Just saw NH10&..OMG. Its just SO nice tosee a genuinely good filmWas at the edge of myseat, heart racccciiing,totally in to it. Director PunitMalhotra tweeted, NH10is super.

NH10: Bollywood celebs allpraise for Anushka Sharma

Amitabh Bachchan proud ofPadma record set by his family

Mumbai: Bollywoodmegastar AmitabhBachchan says he isproud that the title ofPadma Vibhushan,which he is set toreceive from PresidentPranab Mukherjee nextmonth, will take his fam-ilys Padma tally to six.

The 72-year-old actor has previously been honouredwith the title of Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan...the President of India shall be presenting thePadma Awards on the 8th of April in Delhi at theRashtrapati Bhavan.. my 6th visit for this prestigiousceremony first for my Father when he received thePadma Bhushan, then for my own Padma Shri, thenPadma Bhushan, for Jaya the Padma Shri, forAishwaryas the Padma Shri, and now again for methe Padma Vibhushan, Bachchan posted on his blog. This seems like a record for the family. I doubt ifthere have been 6 Padma Awardees in one family.And I wonder too for the three Padma Awards for oneindividual!! So, blessed and thankful to the Almighty,he added. Amitabh Bachchan is all set to travel toEgypt later this month for the Annual India DayCultural festival, India by the Nile where his filmAmar Akbar Anthony would be screened.

Shahrukh Khan is not invited for Aamir Khan's birthday celebration ?Mumbai: Many peopletried to spark cama-raderie between AamirKhan and Shahrukh khan,but looks like both leg-endary khans are in nomood to share anythingother than same profes-sion.There always this bitter

cold war between the two mega stars. If Aamir khansets trend to tweet picture of his son, King khan followsthe suit.Both even fight wars over release date of theirmovies. Entire industry went abuzz PK's first posterwas supposed to release with Kick but he postponedthe launch by 10 days so as to not hinder Kick in anyway but Aamir managed to attach the theatrical trailerof PK, to Shah Rukh Khan's mega release Happy NewYear. Report was Aamir went straight to multiplexes tonegotiate a deal, as he wanted to release PK trailer onDiwali. He did not speak to Shah Rukh but directly wentto exhibitors for the deal. Infact, this Aamir Birthday cel-ebration has already been kick started, we hear that,King Khans name is missing from guest list. So, thecold war saga continues with nothing positive to lookforward in horizon.

Mumbai: Ghost Rider starEva Mendes says she hasnot really earned the rightto givemotherhood advice.Mendes, who gave birth todaughter Esmeralda backin September with partnerRyan Gosling, shows offher toned post-baby figureon the cover of WomensHealth magazine for itsApril issue. I dont feel likeIve really earned the right.I want to respect all themoms out there. Theyregoing to be like, You knowwhat? Youre a few monthsin. Just shut up.

Eva Mendes not ready togive motherhood advice

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