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CRTC orders Radio India to cease operations by midnight Radio Punjab Ltd. and Sher-E-Punjab Radio also ordered to cease operations in Canada The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) on Thursday ordered Radio India to not carry on a broadcasting undertaking in Canada, in whole or in part, without a licence. Radio India must also stop having its programming broadcast from an overthe-air transmitter located in the United States whose signal reaches into Canada. The CRTC called Radio India to appear at a public hearing on October 15, 2014. Among other things, the CRTC found that Radio India produces programming for broadcast on the radio at its studios in Surrey, British Columbia. The company has an agreement with Way Broadcasting Operating LLC, the licensee of KVRI 1600 AM, located in Blaine, Washington, to transmit the programming over the air from a transmitter that reaches into Canada. In addition, the majority of Radio India’s revenue comes from Canadian advertisers. Under the terms of the CRTC’s mandatory order, Radio India must cease having its programming broadcast over the air on KVRI 1600 AM by 11:59:59 p.m. Pacific Standard Time on November 13, 2014. It is also prohibited from carrying on a broadcasting undertaking at Surrey or anywhere else in Canada, except in compliance with the Broadcasting Act. The mandatory order does not affect Radio India’s programming that is streamed over the Internet, provided that the company complies with the CRTC’s exemption order for digital media. “Operating without an authority is
ests held by Radio Punjab Ltd. or Gurpal S. Garcha, as the case may be, in New Age Media Ltd. Radio Punjab Ltd. and Gurpal S. Garcha were also ordered to not have an ownership interest or involvement of any nature in any element of a business connected with a radio station operating out of the United States which has a transmitter whose signal reaches into Canada, to the extent that such arrangements would be in contravention of the Broadcasting Act.
Maninder Gill, the managing director of Radio India that is owned by his sister Baljit Kaur Bains, vows to keep serving the community.
one of the most serious offences under the Broadcasting Act,” Tom Pentefountas, the CRTC’s vice-chairman of broadcasting and chairman of the three-commissioner panel that heard arguments from Radio India last month, said in a statement. Two CRTC-licensed, B.C.-based Punjabi-language competitors testified at the same hearing, saying their unsanctioned rivals have had an unfair advantage in scooping up millions of advertising dollars in a large and growing Lower Mainland market. The CRTC today also issued mandatory orders to Radio Punjab Ltd. and SherE-Punjab Radio Broadcasting Inc. These companies had previously entered into
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Sher-E-Punjab Radio Sher-E-Punjab Radio Broadcasting Inc., Surinder Kaur Badh, Ajit Singh Badh, Jasbir Singh Badh, Gurdial Singh Badh and Sukhvinder Singh Badh have been ordered, pursuant to the Broadcasting Act and consistent with the Consent Agreement, dated 9 October 2014, not to carry on a broadcasting undertaking at Richmond, British Columbia, or anywhere else in Canada, except in compliance with the Broadcasting Act. Sher-E-Punjab Radio Broadcasting Inc. has been ordered to provide to the Commission by 1 December 2014 proof of the termination of its arrangement with BBC Broadcasting Inc. for the lease of Sher-E-Punjab’s studios. Sher-E-Punjab Radio Broadcasting Inc. has been ordered to provide to the Commission, consistent with the terms of the Consent Agreement, dated 9 October 2014, proof of the divestiture of the required interests as outlined in that Consent Agreement.
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B.C. seniors lose $1.3 billion or more to scammers, mostly relatives or friends BY DON CAYO A startling number of B.C. seniors have lost a total of at least $1.3 billion in assets — and, by some estimates, several times that — to thefts and financial frauds perpetrated most often by family, friends or caregivers. This is the stark conclusion of a report on an extensive survey, done for Vancity Credit Union, that found not only widespread abuse of seniors, but also a widespread failure to recognize it for what it is. “When presented with a list of scenarios, 41 per cent of seniors in the Lower Mainland and Victoria regions have experienced at least one situation that can be classified as financial abuse,” the report said. “However, only 6.4 per cent of respondents self-reported being victimized by financial abuse, indicating that many seniors do not understand all the ways in which they might be victims.” The report identified three main types of financial abuse — monetary abuse (pressuring seniors for money, often an early bequest), property abuse
(conniving to get control of or to steal a senior’s assets), and legal abuse (manipulating seniors to sign documents to the benefit of someone other than the senior). The study cites earlier data indicating that as many as one senior in 12 is a victim of financial abuse, but concludes from its own research that the number is probably much higher. And it notes that with the growing population of seniors in B.C. — the number will reach one of every four citizens by 2030
— the problem has the potential to become much worse. Demographics — the higher percentage of immigrants in B.C., especially Metro Vancouver, than in most parts of the country — also heightens the risk. Older immigrants may be more vulnerable thanks to language or cultural barriers, isolation, immigration status or life experience. They may not know their rights, or trust the authorities who could enforce them. They may not know what community supports are available, and they are more likely to be dependent on the family members who are abusing them. If there is good news in the report, it is that there appears to be relatively low incidences of high-value property or legal abuse, as well as scams perpetrated by strangers. The most common abuses, reported by 19 per cent and 18 per cent respectively, are loans taken without a senior’s permission or not repaid, and
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pressure to loan a friend or family member money. Next, in descending order, are: • Offering to do a job for a fixed fee, then not completing it or demanding more money (12 per cent); • Taking things from a senior’s home to keep or to sell (11 per cent); • Pressuring a senior to buy a gift for or make a payment for a family member or friend (nine per cent); • Forging a senior’s signature (eight per cent); • Misusing a senior’s credit card, bank card or bank account (seven per cent); • Fake prize scams (three per cent); • Pressure to remortgage a home (two per cent) or to sell it (one per cent) to free up money for someone else; • Pressure to change insurance beneficiaries (two per cent) or wills (one per cent). As for solutions, the main one the report puts forward is better financial literacy for seniors so they know when they are at risk of financial abuse. The relative paucity of successful scams by outsiders indicates that, at some levels, this is already working; the much higher incidence of family frauds indicates that the education job is by no means complete. So the report calls both for more research into the scope and nature of the problem, and for better targeted and more coordinated responses from governments, financial institutions and community groups. The Vancouver Sun
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Rahul Gandhi takes on Modi Govt., says ‘angry people’ are running India Delhi:Taking a jibe at the Narendra Modi-led NDA Government over its ‘Clean India Mission’, Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi on Thursday alleged that angry people are running the nation. Rahul alleged that those who are cleaning up the country on one hand are spreading the poison of hatred on the other hand. “This country is like the house we live in, on one hand people are cleaning up the house and on the other hand, they are spreading the poison of
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hatred - weakening the basis of our country. When the foundations are weak, then the enemies of this nation benefit,” he said. He also dismissed the Clean India mission as a "photo opportunity". Seeking to bolster the morale of his party workers, Rahul said the Congress party has suffered setbacks, but never given up on its ideologies.
Elections watchdog called on to investigate donations by Liberal Leader Raj Sherman By Darcy Henton EDMONTON — Elections Alberta has been asked to investigate political contributions Liberal Leader Raj Sherman made to his own party in possible violation of the provincial elections laws. Documents obtained by the Herald suggest Sherman exceeded the $15,000 limit for donations three times in the past four years and donated double the limit this year through corporations he controls, but Sherman says the rules are “fuzzy” and if he broke any, it wasn’t done deliberately. The donations were brought to the attention of Alberta’s chief electoral officer Glen Resler on Thursday by researcher Tony Clark, a former NDP staff member with an interest in provincial politics. Clark said disclosure statements posted on the Elections Alberta website this year show Sherman made $15,000 donations to his party through the Rajnish Sherman Professional Corp. and Empress Group Ltd. Corporate registry documents show Sherman is the lone shareholder of both corporations. Under the provincial legislation, two corporations controlled by one person count as a single entity for election donation purposes. However, if a donation was made on or after Sept. 29 during the 2014 byelection campaign, it would not exceed the limit because the limit doubles during election campaign periods. Sherman said Friday he doesn’t believe he has violated the Alberta Election Financing and Contributions Disclosure Act. “I, as an individual, haven’t
exceeded anything and neither have any of the corporations,” he said. “These are separate donations from separate entities. As far as I am aware, under the law I can do that.” Sherman, who still works shifts as an emergency room doctor, said the professional corporation was established for his medical practice and the Empress Group is his investment holding company. He said he was advised by Elections Alberta on Friday that the 2014 donation, if it is found to exceed the limit, can be returned without penalty since the year has not ended and the final results have not yet been filed. Clark also found disclosure documents that suggest Sherman made a total of $46,000 in donations to the Alberta Liberal Party through the Empress Group since 2011, exceeding the donation limit by $4,000 in 2012 and $2,000 in 2011. Elections Alberta said it will look into the complaint to determine whether an investigation is warranted, but spokesman Drew Westwater said Sunday it can’t prosecute offences that occurred in 2011 because there is a three-year statute of limitations.
Two US-based "Sikhs have a rich rights groups have filed tradition of military service a lawsuit against the US around the world, where they are permitted to serve Army for allegedly not with their articles of faith enlisting a Sikh student intact," Manmeet Singh, a in the Reserve Officer staff attorney with United Training Corps Sikhs, said. programme, unless he "Our client should not shaved his beard and be denied the honour of cut his hair. joining ROTC merely The lawsuit, filed because of his faith," he by United Sikh and added. American Civil Liberties United Sikh alleged Union on Wednesday, in Iknoor Singh, that after first claiming that the US District Court for the District of Columbia, asks the court Singh's requested accommodation to order Army officials to permit Singh would undermine readiness, unit to enlist in Reserve Officer Training cohesion, standards, health, safety, and Corps while maintaining his religious discipline, the US Army officials later switched tactics and said they could not practices. The two groups alleged that the rule on Singh's request because he had student was denied enlisting, unless he not "formally enlisted". They admit that, once he enlists, shaved his beard, removed the turban Singh will have to comply with the rules and cut his hair. Iknoor Singh, a student of Hofstra and violate his faith "unless and until" University had requested a religious an exemption is granted. "Our military should strive to exemption from military rules so that he could join ROTC -- pursuing his life-long welcome and accommodate recruits of dream of serving in the Army -- without all faiths," said, Heather L Weaver, violating his faith, United Sikh said in a senior staff attorney with the ACLU statement. Program on the Freedom of Religion and But Army officials rejected his Belief. "Religious diversity is strength, not a weakness," Weaver added. request, it alleged. Born and raised in Queens, New The lawsuit argues that the Army's denial of the religious exemption York, Singh speaks four languages violates the Religious Freedom (English, Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu) and Restoration Act, which provides hopes to one day become a military heightened legal protections for intelligence officer. religious exercise.
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Doctor sterilized 80 women in six hours at squalid Indian Twitter planning slew of new updates ‘health camp’ where botched surgeries killed 12 The women were poor, from villages in central India where the promise of a few dollars is all but impossible to resist. Many had babies so young they were still nursing at their mothers’ breasts. The deaths of 12 women after they underwent sterilization procedures this week have raised serious ethical questions about India’s drive to curb a booming population by paying women who get sterilized. The deaths also exposed the dangerous lack of oversight in India’s $74 billion health care industry. “We really are not paying enough attention to the quality of care in the public health system,” said Jay Satia, an adviser to the Public Health Foundation of India. The surgeon who performed the operations at the government-run “health camp” in Chhattisgarh state plowed through more than 80 surgeries in six hours – a clear breach of government protocol, which prohibits surgeons from performing more than 30 sterilizations in a day, a top medical official said Wednesday. We really are not paying enough attention to the quality of care in the public health system Gupta performed the operations in a private clinic that wasn’t even registered with the government and in an operating theatre should never have been used, said Dr. S.K. Mandal, the chief medical officer in Chhattisgarh. According to the BBC, dust covers the floor of the rundown hospital and there are cobwebs hanging from the ceiling and walls. A caretaker told the BBC that women rested on mattresses on the floor of the operating theatre before and after their surgery. The apparent cause of death was either blood poisoning or hemorrhagic shock, which occurs when a person has lost too much blood, state deputy health director Amar Singh said. The surgeon, Dr. R.K. Gupta, was honoured by the state government in January for performing over laparoscopic tubectomies, Mandal said. “He’s a very senior and respected surgeon,” he said. Mandal said he believed Gupta was under pressure to meet government-set targets for sterilizations. “The people from the health department set up some targets and we have to achieve them by 31st March,” Mandal said. A spokeswoman for the federal health ministry said she was not aware of sterilization targets for states. India’s government had said it stopped setting targets for sterilizing women in the 1990s. But doctors and human rights workers have alleged for years that targets exist – which would lead to
Indian women who underwent sterilization surgeries receive treatment at the District Hospital in Bilaspur, in the central Indian state of Chhattisgarh, Wednesday, after at least a dozen died and many others fell ill following a similar procedure.
inevitable coercion in villages where most people have very limited access to both education and health care. “The government of India denies that there are targets but they’re clearly set and when it goes down to the district or village level that’s a real problem. Extreme pressure is the crux of the problem,” says Sona Sharma, joint director for advocacy at the New Delhibased Population Foundation of India. Mandal said that his state had a target of 220,000 sterilizations this year and Bilaspur, the district where the botched surgeries took place, had a target of about 15,000 surgeries. Sterilization targets have a troubled history in India. In the 1970s, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi imposed a policy of forcibly sterilizing men who had two children. already fathered Opponents at the time said the program targeted unmarried and poor men, with doctors given bonuses for operating on low-income patients. Still, many experts caution that the sterilization surgeries can be a lifeline for poor women who are tired of multiple pregnancies or who want to take control of their fertility. It is convenient for many women. It’s not ideal, but it’s a one-time surgery and then you’re done “It is convenient for many women. It’s not ideal, but it’s a one-time surgery and then you’re done,” says Sharma. But she said incentive payments and government quotas make doctors pressure patients into surgery rather than advising them on contraception. “Women are not informed about the choices in contraception they have. It’s their right to know that other methods exist,” she added. Women in most Indian states are promised 1,400 rupees ($23) when they chose to have laparoscopic, or “keyhole,”
Dave Hayer thanks his supporters It is with deep sadness that I inform you that I have not been the successful candidate for the riding of CloverdaleLangley City. However, I would like to thank all of the supporters, volunteers and members who made a tremendous effort to support my candidacy. A special thanks also goes to those who volunteered at the nomination meeting, the polling station, door knocking, phoning & giving ride to members & volunters and the EDA executives. Although I will not be your candidate in Cloverdale-Langley City, I do wish all the nomination candidates well. Sincerely, Dave S. Hayer
sterilization surgeries like those conducted in Bilaspur. The procedure is one of the most commonly performed minimally invasive surgeries, and is usually done under a local anesthetic. India has one of the world’s highest rates of sterilization among women, with about 37% undergoing such operations compared with 29% in China, according to 2006 statistics reported by the United Nations. About 4.6 million Indian women were sterilized in 2011 and 2012, according to the government. In comparison, less than one per cent of men choose to undergo vasectomies even though the cash incentive is higher at about 2,000 rupees ($33), says Sharma. BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
In an attempt to lure its 500 million-strong “logged out audience” who visit Twitter each month but don’t sign in, CEO Dick Costolo has revealed that it is planning a slew of new features. Executives said that the social media platform is planning to improve its direct messaging product and introduce other updates that will allow users to take a public conversation private. The first of these updates will be rolled out next week and will enable users to share and discuss Tweets privately via Direct Messages, reported The Verge. The company also showed off a new discovery tool that would surface things like, “Tweets you missed while you were away” and would snap popular tweets that have already passed to the top of a user's timeline.Twitter is also working on an instant timeline for new users that would auto-populate with things to follow based on a user’s interests. The company exhibited a few graphs, highlighting different growth rates based on different strategies, as it strives to hit one billion user mark.
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Workplace rules apply to MPs too Even a workplace that drips with symbolism and democratic
gravitas needs to make sure there is a system in place to deal with complaints of harassment and other bad behaviour between coworkers. Allegations of “personal misconduct” recently that prompted Liberal leader Justin Trudeau to suspend two party MPs — and rapid-fire criticism of Trudeau’s actions — brought into sharp focus that such a system is absent on Parliament Hill. That must change. Canadians in all kinds of work environments have intensified discussions in recent weeks about the treatment of women and, to a lesser degree men, in the workplace. What is becoming clear is the work world of 2014 is not nearly as egalitarian or harassment-free as many of us would have
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The Elephant In The Room by Aaron Wudrick, Federal Director Federal Finance Minister Joe Oliver had some welcome news during the release of the fall fiscal update: Canada’s federal deficit is projected to finally be eliminated next year. With a surplus now expected for 2015-16 and an election under a year away, the political battle lines have started to be drawn. The government is promising tax breaks, mainly in the form of income splitting for families, as well as direct payments to families with children. The NDP is countering with an expensive new national childcare program, modeled after the failing Quebec system. It is normal and healthy in politics for there to be a difference of opinion about which direction the government should go. Contrasting policies gives Canadians clearer choices about how to
cast a ballot come Election Day. Oddly enough though, there’s one big issue – massive in fact – that doesn’t seem to be a big part of the discussion. It’s our federal debt. You may be surprised to hear Canada’s federal debt alone (which doesn’t count any provincial or municipal debt) is currently at around $613 billion. Continued on page 07
liked to believe. Canadians now know that soul-searching must extend to Parliament, where two female NDP MPs expressed concern about the behaviour of two male Liberal MPs in separate instances. The details are not public, but we know it was serious enough
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Our Federal Debt:
The Elephant In The Room Continued from page 06 That’s an increase of $154 billion since 2008, when the government made the unfortunate decision to plunge us into deficit in the name of fighting the recession. Canada’s debt is more than double the amount of all the money the federal government spends in a single year. Six years later, the light is at the end of the tunnel, and we’re close to being able to say we are no longer adding any new charges to the national credit card. Great news – except that doesn’t change the fact we’ve still got an eye-watering balance of $613 billion to pay off, which is racking up interest by the minute. Thankfully, interest rates are low for the moment, but even now it costs more than $28 billion a year to
service our debt. That’s $28 billion that could have been spent on other things important to Canadians – or put back in their pockets. It is a strange irony that the same politicians, who often talk about the need to invest in government programs, or to protect the environment, justify their policies as benefitting “future generations,” and yet they have little to say about our public debt load. They speak about fighting unfairness and injustice – but not when it comes to the unfairness and injustice of future generations being stuck with the bills being run up by those of us consuming today. The government, to their credit, has made some positive statements about reducing the federal debt; by
Addressing a press conference on Tuesday, US-based Gill, a native of Mullanpur village in Ludhiana district, said the Akali-BJP government merely paid lip service to NRI interests and had failed to protect NRI property in Punjab. “The NRI portfolio has been with the ruling family almost exclusively since 2007. However, the chief minister and the deputy CM have failed to even understand NRI issues, let alone provide any effective remedy,” Gill said. He said the ruling alliance had used the NRI Sammelan merely to make hollow promises that were never fulfilled.
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Quarrels about money, cash flow, possessions or something you own might easily erupt this week. You might have a big difference of opinion about something that is job-related, especially if it impacts your earnings. Do not overreact because what is the point of winning the battle if you lose the war? Don't quit your day job. Guard against (Nov 22Dec 21) (Nov. 22 -Dec. 21 hasty impulses. Do your best to keep a low profile until this ruthless, intense energy that is floating around this week blows over. By Saturday, things are mellow again and you can celebrate!
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Kim K disapproves sis Kylie’s relationship with ‘beau’ Tyga K i m Kardashian doesn’t approve of her sister Kylie Jenner’s re l a t i o n s h i p with rapper Tyga, it has been revealed. According to sources, the reality TV star is in the dark as to whether the relationship is even physical, but her main concern is that one of her good friends is Blac Chyna, Tyga's baby mama, TMZ.com reported. Insiders revealed that Kardashian feels like both Kylie and Tyga should have been more respectful and realized they were putting her in the middle of an impossible situation and even made her feeling clear with the pic at French Montana's birthday bash, where she cropped Tyga out of it. Sources also said that the 33-yearold is saying that her sister in a way is violating "the code", which states that one shouldn’t date the ex of someone who's close to them or a family member. Insiders added that Kardashian has made it clear that she loves Kylie and has her back, but thinks that she is making a bad choice. (ANI)
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By: Glen Baxter (NC) The holiday season is here, and that means parties, family events and food. That also means it's time to update your wardrobe. But, a wardrobe revamp doesn't necessarily require a big spending spree. Here are five tips that will guide you through your holiday party wardrobe without breaking the bank. Repurpose your summer favourites With a couple of additions and minimal effort, your summer wardrobe becomes holiday party-ready. To jazz up your favourite silk tanks and printed tees, consider a beautiful cardigan in a jeweltone with unexpected accents like the Alfred Sung Cable Knit V Neck Pullover from Mark's or an effortlessly oversized boyfriend sweater in a chic neutral.
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Angry Mom: Oh No! Neetu expels Kat out of family matter
Ranbir Kapoor recently attended his cousin Nitasha Nanda's birthday bash along with his rumored ladylove, Katrina
Kaif. Nitasha is Ranbir's aunt Ritu Nanda's daughter. This picture uploaded by Ranbir
Kapoor's cousin, Nitasha Nanda (extreme right) has Katrina Kaif standing behind Neetu Kapoor The entire Kapoor khandaan was present, including Neetu Kapoor, Karisma Kapoor and Armaan Jain among others. What is interesting is that Neetu cropped Katrina out when uploading the party picture on a photo sharing portal. But, Natasha uploaded the unedited picture which shows Kat behind Neetu.
This has set tongues wagging about Kat's status quo with Ranbir's parents once again. Did Neetu just crop and hoist the picture online?This picture was uploaded by Neetu Kapoor and has Katrina Kaif missing from the side Or was it unintentional? Whatever the reason, the picture has gone viral with speculations galore about Kat and Neetu's relations. By arrangement with Mid-Day.com
Bachchan clan and SRK together fire-up Kolkata film fest By Santa Banta News In a splendid show of Bollywood camaraderie and the mingling of politicians and celebrities, the 20th Kolkata International Film Festival (KIFF) -- India's second oldest movie fest - was inaugurated here Monday by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan and superstar Shah Rukh Khan.
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B and SRK were assisted by the thali girl, actress Raima Sen in a bright red sari, as they lit the ceremonial lamp with Banerjee. Thunderous applause went up as Aishwarya and Jaya followed suit. A regular fixture in big events of the state government, Shah Rukh, also the state's brand ambassador, was greeted with loud cheers as he urged international delegates to try the variety of sweets from Bengal. Attired in gold and black, Aishwarya, the former beauty queen launched the official brochure while veteran actress Tanuja and Jaya released a music CD of Bengali music. Jaya, in a sophisticated white-beige
sari, said she was delighted to be there with the rest of the family and wished grand-daughter Aaradhya would join them one day on the same stage. "It has become a family event for us," she said. Both Tanuja and Jaya, acknowledged that the Bengali audience is "the best in the world" while a very sporting Aishwarya congratulated the orchestra on their rousing performance and thanked the chief minister in broken Bengali. "Amader poribarer proti apnader ashirvad bhlaobashar jonyo onek onek dhonyobaad (thank you for the love and affection that you have showered on our family)," said Aishwarya. Among the international delegates, award-winning Australian filmmaker Paul Cox was present to witness the spectacle that he compared to a soccer event. "I thought I was in a soccer field," observed Cox, who was astounded at the size and scale of the ceremony. "When you see a film on the big screen you realise the true power of the cinema," he noted. Cox is part of the jury that decides the winner of KIFF's maiden competitive segment- the best international women directors. Actor Irrfan Khan hoped the film festival "would inspire the new generation to find their own voice and engage an universal audience". "I think I should change my name to 'Dhhonyobad' (thank you in Bengali)," said Irrfan, triggerring delirious roars from the spectators when he uttered a few words in Bengali. SRK, who had at last year's opening gala promised to talk in Bengali, did so spiritedly and with full gusto. Present for the fourth opening ceremony, the superstar remarked the event gets "bigger, better, flamboyant and more vibrant" each year. After SRK's stress on the role of Indian cinema in uniting people in a technology-driven world, Big B's thought-provoking speech on the changing role of women in society, mirrored in cinema, perfectly rounded off the evening. Banerjee on her part expressed her desire to transform the regional film industry into a world-class facility and bring Hollywood, Bollywood and world cinema to Kolkata. Boasting of a rich oeuvre of 137 films from 60 countries, the fest will see 40 international delegates and 15 segments. There will be 31 Indian films, including 13 Bengali films. It concludes Nov 17
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