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Happy Republic Day

Inside Padmavati An excuse for politically motivated violence

By canceling the re-petition of states of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana etc., the Supreme Court has restrained the controversial Sanjay Leela Bhansali film 'Padmavat' on its release.

Study forecasts gross NPAs to rise to Rs 9.5 lakh crore by March ’18 With Indian banking sector currently under stress, gross NPAs are expected to rise from March 2017 level of Rs 8 lakh crore to Rs 9.5 lakh crore as on March 31, 2018 i.e. about 10.5 per cent of total advances, while stressed assets are expected to be at Rs 11.5 lakh crore, noted a just-concluded ASSOCHAM-Crisil joint study.

The supreme demiurge of India’s court under the clouds of controversy: SC

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The crisis facing

India's Supreme Court India's Supreme Court has been witness recently to some extraordinary developments over the handling of alleged corruption by a retired high court judge. ways. And in November, much to the chagrin of many moviegoers, the court ordered all cinemas to play the national anthem before a film is screened.

Then there's mounting criticism about the way the court has stonewalled attempts to bring it under the right to information law.

Critics are also are discomfited by the absolute powers the court enjoys in appointing and transferring judges through a largely opaque collegium system - comprising five of the most senior judges including the chief justice - which appoints judges to the supreme court and two dozen high courts.

Political pressures

Soutik Biswas India correspondent | BBC There have been open differences between its most senior judges over petitions seeking an independent investigation into corruption charges involving a blacklisted medical college.

Federal investigators had accused retired judge Ishrat Masroor Quddusi - who was arrested last September and is now on bail - of trying to secure court orders to reopen the college.

Last week, the top court saw stormy exchanges between one petitioner - Prashant Bhushan, himself a prominent lawyer - and Chief Justice Dipak Misra, after the former openly charged the senior judge with conflict of interest.

It all brought into sharp relief judicial indiscipline and growing mistrust among India's top judges.

This is not good news for one of the world's most powerful courts. In an unprecedented chorus of criticism, commentators said last week's events revealed "deep distrust at the top" of the court, raised "very serious questions about its future" and underlined the collective failure of judges and lawyers to "treat the faith of the people in the institution with the respect it deserves".

Pratap Bhanu Mehta, a leading academic and columnist, believes the top court is "facing its worst crisis of credibility since the Emergency", the darkest hour in independent India's history when civil liberties

were suspended and the court buckled under pressure from then prime minister Indira Gandhi's government.

He could be right.

"During the Emergency the judges were browbeaten and weakened by the government. What we are seeing now is an internal crisis," Alok Prasanna Kumar, a fellow of Vidhi Legal Policy, a Bangalore-based independent legal policy advisory group, told me.

"Judges, who are supposed to be protecting the institution, don't seem to trust each other. This is the hollowing out of a great institution."

India's Supreme Court is the final court of appeal, has constitutional powers and is a significant public institution. It is also one of the busiest: in 2015, it disposed off more than 47,000 cases, but still had a backlog of nearly 60,000 cases until February last year.

Fierce scrutiny

Many say the crisis in the top court mirrors the declining faith of the people in the justice system.

Many Indians don't see judges as neutral and honest any more. Hearings can go on for years or even decades - there are some 30 million cases pending in district courts alone.

The number of civil cases filed in all courts has steadily declined over the last decade even as India's population and economy have grown.

More people appear to be settling their disputes through their elected

lawmakers or local police.

Over the last decade, say experts, even the higher courts have begun to look flawed.

"Lower courts were compromised, but the high courts and Supreme Court were seen to be above suspicion. No longer. That's the scary part," says Shylashri Shankar, a fellow with the Delhibased Centre for Policy Research and author of a book on the Supreme Court.

As the top court has come under fierce scrutiny by the media and independent legal reforms groups, the public backlash against some of its judgements has been rising. In the past year alone, the court has been in the news for all the wrong reasons.

Among the controversies:

In January, the federal government bypassed a 2014 judgement banning a bullfighting sport under an Indian law aimed at preventing cruelty to animals, and allowed the events to resume after public protest against the ban.

In June, the court stripped a senior sitting high court judge of his judicial powers and sent him to prison after he was convicted of contempt after sending a letter to the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, in which he urged action against them the judges.

In December, following protests by hotels and restaurants, the court was forced to ease an earlier order banning all liquor shops to shut down along state and national high-

There's also much chatter about "unwritten" regional and gender quotas in appointment of top judges, and an alleged "cosy relationship" between the judges and the lawyers of the court.

Judges, say many, are also vulnerable to political pressures because many take up prestigious government jobs after retirement. One reason could be their relatively modest pay: salaries of judges have been hiked only four times in the past 67 years, and even then at a lower rate than the salaries of lawmakers.

At the same time, there is little doubt that India's top judges are overworked.

When Dr Shankar was researching her book on the Supreme Court, she found a single high court judge was hearing some 100 cases - including adjournments - every day.

A serving high court judge told a colleague recently that he had heard 300 cases in a single day. A Supreme Court judge, during his tenure over four to six years, was hearing some 6,000 cases alone.

Many feel that the relatively short tenures of the judges - less than four years on an average for a top court judge and about two years for the chief justice - means that they don't serve long enough or gain a "sense of ownership" of the court and provide robust leadership and continuity. "It is not possible," says Alok Prasanna Kumar, "to take charge of an institution so quickly and easily."

Divided court

The court's judgments have been a mix of the liberal and the conservative. It controversially outlawed gay sex, but also recognised transgender people as a third gender. It whimsically ruled that national anthem should be played in cinema theatres, but, in a landmark judgement, also ruled that citizens have a fundamental right to privacy.

In the end, many say, the recent developments point to a divided court and tension about the judiciary's role in a democracy where other institutions have become corroded.

The challenge is to ensure that the judiciary remains accountable to the principles of democracy, Dr Shankar says.

"Judiciary," she says, "cannot be above democracy."

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NCR news

Safety of Children – Priority of Govt. schools CCTVs Shall be installed soon in Govt. Schools in Delhi

Animesh Singh

GURUGRAM: Haryana Chief Minister, Manohar Lal inaugurating the Underpass for improvement of existing junctions at Signature Tower Chowk in Gurugram on January 22, 2018.

Union Minister of State for Road Transport and Highways, Mansukh L. Mandaviya, Union Minister of State for Planning, Chemicals and Fertilizers, Rao Inderjit Singh and Public Works Minister (Building and Roads), Rao Narbir Singh are also seen in the picture.

As many as Seven Hundred (700) Schools in Delhi’s Govt. Schools will be under the scanner of CCTVs as a needed step of action initiated by the Delhi Govt.’s Dept. of School Education under the Eagle eye of State Education Minister Cum Deputy Chief Minister Shree Manish Sisodia.

At least Fifty Six Thousands (56000) Class Rooms of these Six Hundred(600) Schools will be under the Sharp Monitoring of 360 Degree Live Coverage Straight to the lenses of Parents whose wards are studied in Govt. schools in Delhi.

This steps absolutely laid down a solid example of safety alerts and vigilance to safe and secure our innocent kids who go out of their own homes leaving the shadow of their love and Affection of their Fathers and Mothers. This was needed to stop the future unseen Crimes in the Holy Premises of Temple like Ed-

ucation Institutions in Delhi NCT. In the recent past many crimes inside different Public Schools were lodged, recorded and published for which Parents of School kids in Delhi are still now really under the fear of increasing Criminal Mindsets of our Gen Next.

The initiative that has been taken by the Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi of whose tendering process also is in the process is not only remarkable but also a great Contribution of AAP GOVT. despite of many complaints and grievances against them by the common men

in Delhi.

The process of installation will be started from the Month of April as declared by the concerned Government agencies. In initial stage of the installation will be done in all the corridors of targeted Govt. Schools across Delhi and NCT Region. Only parents of the school students who are studying in Govt.

Schools will be allowed to watch their kids in side the Class room while studying live from their Bed Rooms.

But a large Sections of School Kids and students are also not fully secured as more student kids in Delhi in numbers then govt. schools including all most all the elite Section of People still are studying in Private Public Schools which still under this fear of their safe return to homes. Despite many steps taken by the Existing Government of Delhi State, no impact has seen from the Managements of Private Schools to safe and secure our kids in Private Public Schools.

Study forecasts gross NPAs to rise to Rs 9.5 lakh crore by March ’18 AUM may reach Rs 1 lakh crore by June ’19; Recovery rate may rise 44-48%

NEW DELHI: Leaked sever lines for which both the MCD and Delhi JAL BOARD are responsible. Resident of Katwaria Sarai (MCD WARD-LADO SARAI) since 3-4 Month People of this Katwaria Sarai have been complaining all the concerned offices including the Chief Minister, Delhi Jal Board and also to MCD which shows the lax mindset of appropriate authorities of Delhi Sarkaar (Government). Katwaria Sarai now day is experiencing such public inconvenience despite it’s own KISANVATI who has been elected in the past MCD election defeating Congress Party Candidate.

Double shock to Indian economy: IIP Growth Rate Declined

By Anjan Samal: Index of Industrial Production (IIP) growth rate declined with 15 month high Price rates in Indian Market are believed a double shock for Indian Economy at present in India.

This Shocking Statistical Data of Indian Economy revealed by Central Statistical Organization (CSO) after it opened up the true situation of Ground Zero. IIP growth rate declined up to as low as 2.2 % in preceding 3 Months and the the rate of inflation (Price Rise) in Retail Sector also reached up to 4.8 % which which is the 15

Months highestas per this revelation as per Data of Central Statistical Organization The current Economic approach of ascending prices in Fuel. Vegetables and Eggs which trends other commodities towards inflation as Experts Urge.

Economists and Market Experts warns appropriate Authorities to keep under control of Market Demand along with Retail Inflation else it’s bad impact may be seen on common men of India soon in future course of Indian Economy.

TAC New Delhi: With Indian banking sector currently under stress, gross NPAs are expected to rise from March 2017 level of Rs 8 lakh crore to Rs 9.5 lakh crore as on March 31, 2018 i.e. about 10.5 per cent of total advances, while stressed assets are expected to be at Rs 11.5 lakh crore, noted a just-concluded ASSOCHAM-Crisil joint study.

“High level of stressed assets in the banking system provides enormous opportunity size for asset reconstruction companies (ARCs) which are an important stakeholder in the NPA resolution process,” said an ASSOCHAM-Crisil joint report titled, ‘ARCs headed for a structural shift.’

It however said that owing to capital constraints, growth of ARCs is expected to come down significantly. “While growth is expected to fall to around 12 per cent until June 2019, however the AUM (assets under management) are expected to reach Rs one lakh crore, and that is fairly sizeable.”

The study added that with banks expected to make higher provisioning over and above the provisions made for stressed assets, they may sell the assets at lower discounts, thus increasing the capital requirement.

The joint report stated that

since existing capital base of ARCs will not support in absorbing stressed assets available in the market, they are expected to be a part of the multi-platform business model with coinvestors/large funds to bring in capital and stay relevant.

Expecting recovery prospects to improve with these structural changes, the ASSOCHAM-Crisil report said, “The recovery rate, which is a good indicator of the effectiveness of ARCs is expected to rise from 38 per cent earlier to about 44-48 per cent.”

“An improvement in the recovery rate and reduction in timeline for resolution will increase investor confidence in the Indian bond market,” it said further.

It added that quicker debt aggregation, acquisition of assets with low vintage, and

support from promoters have driven improvement in recovery.

Noting that ARCs have been active in acquiring companies in metal and construction sectors which constitute a small portion of overall tapped NPAs in the system, the ASSOCHAMCrisil study suggested that to tap opportunities, ARCs are required to look at large assets that require large capital commitments in sectors such as power.

Power, metal and construction sectors contribute the bulk of stressed assets. According to an analysis of 50 stressed assets (forming nearly 40 per cent of stressed assets in the system), sectors like metal, construction and power form nearly 30 per cent, 25 per cent and 15 per cent respectively, while other sectors together form the re-

maining 30 per cent.

The study also said that effective implementation of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) would be a remedy to the challenge of prolonged litigation and it can help improve the recovery rate of stressed assets’ industry further.

“A strong bankruptcy code can strengthen the creditor rights and can lead to a deeper bond market.”

The report stated that 2018 would see a structural shift in the stressed assets' space as increased stringency in banks’ provisioning norms for investments in security receipts (SRs) is likely to result in more cash purchases.

“Fiscal 2018 marks beginning of third phase of ARCs which promises to change the landscape as new regulations and other changes kickin.”

While the first phase between fiscals 2003-2014 saw setting up of many ARCs along with a rise in their AUM owing to surging NPAs and low levels of required investment, the second phase between fiscals 2014 and 2017 saw key regulatory change in terms of increase in minimum investment required by ARCs for asset acquisition which increased the capital requirement.

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Launch party of Curves Alive Calendar 2018

Jagnoor Aneja, Sujay Ghosh

Preity & Umesh Kapoor

Ana Sachdeva, Ratnadeep Lall

Shahnaz Husain and Resham Chawla Recently was the grand launch of Curves Alive Calendar 2018. The Evening was hosted by Resham Chawla at Villa Del, Lado Sarai. The party was well attended by prominent names as special guests like Shah-

naz Husain, Ajay Kashyab, Rosy Ahluwalia, Sunit Tandon, Meenakshi Dutt, Sylvie Rodgers. All the guests were spotted having a gala time while they danced all night long on latest commercial tracks. Nitima Sood & Guneet Kalra

Turning fashion dreams into reality

HOST- Amit & Nikita Arya

Mr. Kunal Gupta & Mr. C.K. Khanna

Neeraj & Nandini

Rinkoo Shroff & Jitendra Jain

Amit & Nikita Arya CEO of The Fairytale'ss Fashion & Lifestyle Exhibition recently launched their Fashion Calendar at Mother India which served as a platform to highlight renowned actor, designers, entrepreneur & makeup artist from the fashion fraternity. Each page was given a concept of "In The Fairyland" which depicted dreams coming into reality unveiled

by BCCI President C.K. Khanna, Renu Hussain & Mrs Ratan Kaul. Seen at the event enjoying the glamorous night were the most known faces from Delhi Social Circuit including names like Nandini Neeraj, Rajiv Gupta, Shilpa Wahal, Pavleen Gujral, Jawahar Monga, Anubha Dawar, Ichit Anand & many more.

Ruchika Dhingra, Pooja Gupta

Fashion Jewelery comes of age

Abhishek Tiwari and Nitima Sood

Anubha Dawar &Varun Katyal

Sapna Tewari and Yotsana Attree

Gagan Sharma and Jacqualine Kiara

Shilpa Raina, Mrs. Ratan Kaul, Renu Hussain

Ichit Anand & Anubha Dawar Honey Ghai & Simran Batra

Sunit Tandon

Voylla Fashion Jewelry Presented the 2018 Edit at Malviya Nagar Store, new collections and jewelry concepts. In Attendance was a glittering array of loyal customers and smattering of the glam set. The evening was hosted by Abhishek Tiwari.

To name a few guests who attended the event were Avleen Khokhar, Varun Katyal, Shaine Soni, Roshni Thakkur, Shivani Singh.

Sam Willams

Roshni Thakkur

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15 Simple Tips to strengthen your Immune System Around 20 percent of people become victims of common cold and flu the world over usually during winters between October and March.

If your immune system is working properly, all cells, tissues and organs in the body are strong enough to fight off infection and keep you fit. A healthy immune system keeps bacterial infections, common cold, flu and viral fever at bay. However, building a healthy immune system doesn’t happen overnight. You too can build a strong immune system and fight off infection by following a few simple tips.

EAT FRUITS AND VEGGIES

There are hundreds of substances that contribute to a healthy immune system. Veggies and fruit for example, are great sources of vitamins, minerals, phytonutrients, enzymes, antioxidants and fiber. All of these food components are essential for being healthy. You have to know how to cook the veggies.

There are some general rules of thumb, according to Nutrition Specialist Marina Rößer. “The shorter the time, the lower the heat and the less the water, the more vitamins and minerals re preserved,” she says.

GET ENOUGH SLEEP Lack of sleep has an immense effect on the immune system. Try to go to sleep at the same time every night to set your body’s internal clock and boost the quality of your sleep. Past Sleep in America polls conducted by the National Sleep Foundation indicate that children and the elderly, identified as highrisk populations and first in line for the flu vaccine, are often sleepdeprived. You need restorative sleep to get the body back into disease-fighting shape.

STAY POSITIVE Thinking positively about the future and in general may be the key

to a strong immune system, according to a study. Psychological scientists studied how law students’ expectations about the future affected their immune response. As each student's expectations about law school waxed and waned, their immune response followed along. At more optimistic times, they'd have bigger immune responses; at a more pessimistic time, a more sluggish immune response.

COVER YOUR MOUTH WHEN COUGHING You don't want to spread aerosolized harmful microorganisms to others. If quarantining yourself at home is not an option, cover your mouth or put a mask on to minimize the spread of tiny infected droplets that are released when you talk, cough or sneeze.

And stand about 4 feet away. People won’t make fun of you by singeing you out; they will thank you for protecting them.

EXERCISE Regular workouts keep the immune system up to par. When it’s in top shape, few bacteria can get in its way. Thirty minutes of exercise a day is not hard to achieve, so make sure you commit to the task. When you move your body your circulation increases. Better

treat diabetes, and protect the liver.

ADD HERBS AND SPICES Add some flavor to your dishes and protect your health at the same time. Cinnamon and cloves have been said to contain potent antibacterial, antiviral, analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties, which makes them the perfect cold and flu fighters. You can also try oregano, thyme, nutmeg and rosemary.

AVOID SWEETS Consuming just 100 grams (3.5 oz.) of sugar leads to lower counts of white blood cells for up to five hours, according to a study, and increase disease susceptibility. The sugar causes the white blood cells to be about 40 percent less effective at killing germs. Sugar impacts them by competing for space with Vitamin C, according to Health Science (The Most Surprising Sources of Vitamin D).

HYDRATE blood flow strengthens the immune system, which makes it better able to fight infections and viruses, including the common cold and flu.

MEDITATE One of the major causes of any sickness is stress. Yes, you can literally make yourself sick. Try and meditate, release your mind of your stresses and reduce your anxiety levels. Meditation can reduce the incidence, duration and severity of colds and the flu by about 30 to 60 percent, according to a 2012 study.

CONSIDER PROBIOTICS A meta-analysis of studies showed there was marginal effect of probiotics on the prevention of the common cold. The results implied that probiotics had a modest effect in common cold reduction. Probiotics are healthy bacteria that your body needs, doctors say. People who are looking to support their immune and digestive health or have recently taken antibiotics should consider a probiotic supplement.

HAVE SOME GARLIC This is “the godfather of immune boosting foods,” Kaiser says. With one clove containing 5 mg of cal-

cium, 12 mg of potassium and over 100 sulfuric compounds, it’s been used for years to prevent everything from the common cold to the plague. Garlic contains a phytonutrient called allicin. It is known for its antiviral and anti-microbial properties, which may help fight viral and bacterial infections, she adds. “The problem is that you should eat it raw.”

GET VACCINATED “For influenza, we stress the importance of getting the flu shot as asthmatics are much more susceptible to getting sicker and having a full blown asthma attack, or worse, being admitted to the hospital, Dr. Purvi Parikh, an allergist with Allergy & Asthma Network, says. Remember, flu shots are made with dead viruses or without any viruses at all. So you can’t catch the flu from a flu shot because the inactivated virus in the shot can’t transmit the disease.

ADD ASTRAGALUS Astragalus, which has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, is an herb that is considered an immune system stimulant. Studies have shown that astragalus has antiviral properties and stimulates the immune system, suggesting that it may help prevent colds. It is also used to prevent upper respiratory infections, lower blood pressure,

Lack of water can wreak havoc on your body. Make sure you drink a lot of water. Hot water has many health benefits. All teas are great for colds and sore throats because they are warm and hydrating.

Stick with herbals, as the caffeinated ones can do the opposite and dehydrate you. Chamomile, Echinacea, and all herbals are also recommended. Chick soup will help you stay hydrated, too.

DON’T BITE YOUR NAILS Unless you can completely avoid getting germs on your hands, which is unrealistic, avoid this nasty habit. What you can realistically do, however, is avoid transporting the potential viruses hiding under your nails and on your hands into your respiratory system. Make sure you wash your hands often, just in case.

LOSE WEIGHT, IF NECESSARY The immune system is in overdrive in overweight and obese people, so it’s not responding properly to potential threats. According to Live Science, “excess fat around the abs can turn the body's defense system against you, leading to heart and other diseases.

Australian researchers found that for obese individuals, shedding just 10 pounds could straighten out an off-balance immune system.”

(Courtsey: The Active Times)

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The supreme demiurge of India’s court under the clouds of controversy: SC

Sparsh Upadhyay

It is absolute to urge that expecting facts from the biased MEDIA which was trapped and hijacked by the NAMO SARKAAR (Modi Led BJP Govt. in Center) preceding 2014 is not like; The Last Hope’ but seems ‘The Lost Hope’.

The Country which has not been experienced AS IT EXPECTED ,the taste of our Honorable Prime Minister’s Press Conference must realize the recent past’s 4 Supreme Judge’s Public appearance for the very 1st time as if a Tsunami ridden justice system in this incredible India.

This unprecedented Situation of ascended credibility of Nation’s Apex Justice System is enjoyed by we the people like some mute spectators sitting inside a walled Room inside a Judge’s Chamber. The Democratic ethos of the country like India is so down trended that even many Elite Intelligence Communities even did not dare to speak their Heart and Soul Solely.

This radical mindset of Media who put threw the 4 Judge’s Public Press Conference as wrong and against the National Interest.

How could they (Media Houses in the Country) thought to forget the supremacy and integrity of Independent Judiciary Body’s legal Ethos?

As the matter of facts here is that the said Public Press Conference was not meant for the purpose of Media but for a wish to aware every Indian ,a soar truth of influence of our Honorable CJI with wrong intension in allocation of various cases in the Supreme Court of India.

Is not it logical to put forward the condition of our Apex Body’s Ridden Justice System of a Country to it’s own Republic??

Is not it in the imagination of India’s Incredible Tag line ,i.e.-‘Nation First that the independent Judiciary is not an integral part of our Democracy???

The real Ring Master of a Democracy ,’We The People’ and therefore’ we the People ‘should also look into this objectionable Press Conference

of 4 Supreme Judges not as part and Parcel of internal issues of the Supreme Court but as a Shaken Pillar of our Great Democratic System.

If this objection established the truth of allocation of Filed VVIP Cases , then it is absolutely not mere the matter of ignorance but a time to rise above the line of Politics being acted towards the 1st and foremost objective of our Nation, i.e.-‘The Nation First’ The National Judicial Appointments Commission Bill, 2014 as initiated Branding by MODI MEDIA that campaigned against the appointment in the Supreme Justice System of India that the supreme court should not be empowered to decide the appointing system of the country Being the Apex Autonomous Body but it should be done by the Policy Makers of this Country. It has been urged and appealed through the Media Houses of the Country to reach each and every concerned citizen.

Even these hijacked Media did not feel a little ashamed to urge that there should be Transparency in the appointment of the Collegiums of Supreme Judges in the Highest Court of this Country. And even they even forgot to realize the past glorious justice System that India Has been experienced after 70 years of it’s independence only due to demiurge of our holy Apex Autonomous body.

Is not it right to put forward your logical views to our own Republic in the matter of National Interest and Nation Building via the Apex Justice system of the Country???? That to not as mere a citizen but as true caretakers of Democracy.

But I still remember that quote of our Dear Prime Minister that the transparent governance is the out put of a true democracy This was spoken during a Public Function in the month of July in the year 2017.It was delivered by our Honorable Prime Minister during an address to thousands of Chartered Accountants OF OUR Country.

“In Nation Building Transparent Governance of a democratic System’s service to Mother India,’ Mr. Prime Minister urged.

This Transparency that was demanded by our 4 Revolutionary Supreme Judges of World’s Largest Democratic Country which unfortunately this country including our Media Houses might have been Forgotten.

He had said, "We will have to see transparency as a patriotic service".

I still remember another speech

delivered by him on October 16, 2015, During the occasion of 10th Central Information Commission annual conference. He said that "the drawbacks in the system are either due to the policy or the cause of the person”. He further said, "The second is because of a person as the person who is sitting there is having this vested nature.

Therefore, such a situation arises, he does not answer, it loses, it goes like this. Then the question of thinking about the person will sure arise, My Dear Brothers.

Why so many issues related to the same person are standing, then there will be some deficiency, how to correct it? We should think about that.

If the expectation of transparency is patriotic, then our 4 judges are presenting the best example of absolute patriotism.

Giving 'national label' of patriotism has become extremely important in today's situation of our country.

Therefore our Hijacked Media should not fear to link this ‘Big Brother’s quote with this 4 Supreme Judge’s Allegation against Honorable CJI. Therefore it is obvious to clarify that if people of this country start believing this Allegation of 4 judge’s objectionable Public Press Conference as Patriotic then it will be like a ‘hard nut to crack ‘ in fulfilling their Vested National Agenda.

Citing and Linking these past quotes of our loving Prime Minister with this unfortunate state of Allegations against the CJI ,then you must be resulted that this allegation of lack of Transparency is logical ,justified and truly need of the time.

If the issues related to 'one person' are coming, the questions are being raised on it, then it is not right to think about it?

Is not Judiciary a Strong Pillar of our Nation?

The media learns everything from the 'Big Boss', then how does our Media Houses forgot about what he said?

Actually, the dock media does not delay in denying its "big boss" in the face of opposition to protest.Or perhaps it may be that such mistakes have officially been recognized nowadays. As we all know that 'judiciary', 'legislature' and 'executive' are the unbreakable glorious parts of governance , power and government.

Regardless of the way the works of the three integral columns of our democracy are different, but separation from transparency and logic can not at all be denied.

Those judges who were like 'Honorable Judge Saheb' till yesterday, turned today ‘the 'Congress chief minister's son', or became a 'friend of the leader of the Communist Party', or 'a person having the identity of Christian religion'.

Today in the media, they all are being called 'The Rebels' everywhere.

If this matter is considered carefully, then in reality, our country is passing through a very difficult phase. Where the judge becomes helpless, How can not be it termed as a dangerous situation of our Democracy? We have to understand, and indeed it is logical to assume that one of the major responsibilities of the judiciary is that it is necessary to curb the legislature and the executive and keep them in the boundaries as fixed by the Constitution.

In other words, in the helplessness of the legislature and the Executive and the alternative of their helplessness can be solicited their problems by the help of demiurge of our supreme Judiciary system.

But whom will the judiciary look towards when such helplessness does Arise?

The answers that you have in mind will be a direct essence of this press conference.

In front of the public, the judges have presented a very good example of democracy, where they have returned to their respective work by politicizing issues without being chaotic and keeping their word in a moderate form.

Now look at a second aspect in which this so called Media Houses of our Country when called the meeting of Justice Chelameswar with the Communist Party leader D. Raja as terming it mere a "political signal" is unfortunate for our democracy , and only after the said press conference on the issues and conditions of the country where there is no doubt or political indication in the matter of not giving any 4 'rebel' judges their places in the positions of 5 member constitutional bench.

If our media were really free, then raise the issue equally and sensationally. Finding the truth is neither a work of Media nor the work of all of us but truth is only unveiled and unearthed by the supremacy and integrity of our Glorious and Trustworthy nature of our Apex Justice System. If we have to ask questions then it will be done honestly. This is the proper duty of the media that our Media intends to forget.

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NEWS Corner

The wonder woman of the valley

nation Capital punishment for rapists

Dharmendra Singh

Rukhsana Kausar, the brave Young Gujjar (An Indian Caste) Lady in the age of mere 20 not only could able to Put a tag of Wonder Woman Preceding her Name but also this young one proved her bravery by dismantling Terror Outfit in the Valley of Jammu & Kashmir.

When people of our world even scare to get out of Home after watching the news of Terror Attack, at the same time this 10th Class Drop outfrom the Valley of Jammu & Kashmir could able to kill a LeT’s (Laskare-Toiba Terrorists Group) Hard Core Militant who only understand the Language of Bullet not any Languages of Bilateral Peace Talks.

The Lady Lioness hails from the Rajouri District of Jammu & Kashmirin India could able to achieve a Dozen of Bravery Awards

like National Bravery Award ,Kirti Chakra(Wheel of Glory), Anti Terror Achievement Award and many more.

Ruksana smartly could manage the killing of Head of this Laskar-e-Toiba’s dreaded Militant Leader in her residence by using an Axe and also snatched the Modern AK-47 from Militants along with the help of Younger Brother and Later on Both Could also able to inform the Nearest Police Station.

TAC: The Haryana Government would enact a law to provide for capital punishment for those found guilty of raping girls aged 12 years or below. Besides, it would make a request for setting up of fast-track courts for deal-

ing with rape cases to ensure speedy justice to the victims.

This was disclosed by the Chief Minister, while addressing people after laying the foundation stone of a new sugar Mill in Karnal.

Expressing his deep an-

guish and concern over the recent incidents of rape in the state, the Chief Minister said though the police were dealing with such cases as required under the law, it had been decided to make provision of harsher punishment for rape. Law would be enacted soon to hang those convicted of raping a girl aged 12 or younger.

Manohar Lal exhorted the media not to create sensation by publishing reports on rape incidents without verifying acts. Elaborating the point, he said figures for last year revealed that 25 per cent rape complaints registered at police stations were found to be fake. Earlier, complainants had to face a tough time in getting an FIR

registered even after repeated requests. But today not even a single person could claim non-registration of FIR in any case by the police.

Usually, relatives and near and dear ones of the victim have been found to be involved in about 75 per cent rape cases. Besides the police, it is also the responsibility of the society to come forward and generate awareness among the people against such kind of mentality.

He assured the people that the police are working actively to solve the recent cases of rape in the state and those involved in Faridabad rape case have already been arrested by the police.

Zero Tolerance Against Committee formed for National Tobacco Control Programme Corruption TAC: Following the zero tolerance policy of the State Government, the Haryana Police has arrested four accused including an Inspector of Excise and Taxation Department, Junior Engineer of Power Utilities, SPO of Police Station Bhiwani City and a resident of Sonipat, for taking bribe of Rs 24,800 in lieu of allowing an overloaded truck to pass through a check post in Bhiwani.

While stating this here, a spokesman of the Police Department said that a truck driver had made a complaint to the police that overloaded trucks were being allowed to pass by the officers posted at the check post in lieu of money.

Following the information, the police raided the check post where overloaded trucks were checked.

He said that the accused included Amar Singh, Inspector of Excise and Taxation Department, Rajbir, Junior Engineer of Power Utilities, Pawan, SPO of Police Station Bhiwani City and Satyanarayan, a resident of Sonipat. He said that the accused Amar Singh was arrested red-handed with Rs 6,500, Rajbir with Rs 10,800, Pawan with Rs 3,000 and Satyanarayan with Rs 4,500.

TAC: Haryana Government has constituted a State Level Coordination Committee headed by Additional Chief Secretary or Principal Secretary, Health Department for the overall implementation of National Tobacco Control Programme in the state.

Spokesman of Health Department said that Mission Director, National Health Mission would serve as Member Secretary whereas Medical Officer NTCP would act as Nodal Officer. Apart from this, Civil Society organizations working on Health or tobacco control would also serve as members of the committee.

Referring to the roles of different departments or agencies, he said that Health Secretary would act as Nodal Secretary for convening the meetings and also responsible for the programme to control tobacco in the Health Department.

Similarly, Home Department would direct the State Police Heads

to enforce all provisions under the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products (Prohibitation of Advertisement and Regulation of Trade and Commerce, Production, Supply and Distribution) Act (COTPA). It would also regularly review of COTPA implementation in the monthly crime review meetings and regular collection of violation of COTPA related data.

The Education Department will ensure implementation of tobacco-free school guidelines in all schools, make all school premises tobaccofree, inclusion of harmful effects of tobacco use in the school curriculum as well as ensure monitoring and supervision of school health component of NTCP. The Finance Department would ensure administration and harmonization of tax on all tobacco products and reduction in illicit trade and tax evasion by tobacco industry in the state.

Canteens to provide nu- 24 hour power supply tritious food to labourers for Haryana districts TAC : Haryana Minister of the early disposal of cases CELEBRATION OF SARASWATI PUJA BY BHAI ODIYA GROUP Remembering Mother Saraswati as auspiciously Organized by Bhai Odiya Social Community in the Heart of National Capital, South Delhi's Katwaria Sarai (Mini Odisha).

The Chief Organizer of Bhai Group Shree Laxmidhara Rout and Maana Govinda Sahoo including Shree Amar

Kumar Pradhan also were present in this occasion of Vasant Panchami Celebration.

Localities like Rakesh Sansanwal and Mukesh Sansanwal including Shree Naresh Kumar also present and helped as per their capability to this said ODIYA BHAI GROUP for this Successful Celebration.

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State for Labour and Employment Nayab Singh Saini said government canteens would be started at Hisar, Yamunanagar, Gurugram and Faridabad from February 15 to provide nutritious food to the labourers under the Antyodaya Aahar Yojana. Such canteen is already being run in Sonepat.

Saini was presiding over a meeting with senior officers of the department.

He directed the officers to ensure that the labourers did not face any difficulty while registering themselves under the scheme. For this, he directed to provide training to the concerned officers. He also directed the officers for

pertaining to the schemes implemented for the welfare of labourers. He asked them to ensure that the beneficiary get the amount of Kanyadaan three days before the marriage and also expedite the process of distribution of sewing machines and recruitment of employees.

He said that Shramik Jagrukta Evam Samman Samaroh would be organised in Naraingarh on January 19, in Siwani on January 28, in Nuh on February 17, in Panipat on March 11, in Rewari on March 25, in Jind on April 8, in Rohtak on May 6, in Jhajjar on May 20, in Sirsa on May 31 and in Hathin on June 10.

TAC: Haryana CM, Manohar Lal said that those districts where the line losses are 20 per cent less, would be provided with 24-hour power supply. To achieve this goal, the work has already begun in four districts of the state.

CM disclosed this while addressing the Advocates in a programme organised at Bar Association auditorium in Jind.

He said that the state government was working on Detailed Work Plan to supply 24-hour power supply. He also appealed to the people to timely pay their bills and this would also help in providing them with adequate power

supply.

While accepting the charter of demands presented by Bar Association, he said that the number of chambers for Advocates would be increased.

For this, he also directed Deputy Commissioner, Jind, Amit Khatri to identify a place. CM announced to give Rs two lakh for setting up of e-Library, Rs 12 lakh for the construction of shed, air-conditioned litigant hall, a covered corridor and Rs 21 lakh for other development works of Bar Association. Not only this, the Chief Minister also announced for the expansion of auditorium where he was addressing the Advocates.

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Padmavati : An excuse for politically motivated

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TAC: By canceling the repetition of states of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana etc., the Supreme Court has restrained the controversial Sanjay Leela Bhansali film 'Padmavat' on its release.

The film will be released on January 25 in all the states as per the strictures issued by the Supreme Justice System of our Nation.

Four BJP ruled States in India had banned the Release of both ‘PADMAVATI and ‘PADMAVAT’ backing the demand of ‘Karni Sena’ and other Rajput Communities in the country. A special Bench refurbished which is comprising of Justice Deepak Mishra, Justice A.M. Khanvilkar and Justice Dhananjay Y. Chandrachud to justify and judge considering the plea of Viacom 18

and other Counsels on the aggrieved issue of All India Show likely to be on January 25. And therefore In such a situation, a quick hearing is required on this petition.

The Bench said that it is the responsibility of the States to maintain law and order.In its interim order, the Bench urged , "We direct that such notifications issued ordered to be stayed.

In this case, we even are trying to stop other state governments who intend to issue any notices of Ban of Padmavat. During the hearing, the Chief Justice said, "When the film's Screening on Silver Screens is stopped and banned in this way, my constitutional conscience urge me to stop or stay it."

Earlier, on two occasions, the Apex Justice System of

our Nation had failed efforts of many to ban the film's Screening across the Country. The court had said that no opinion about the film can be made before the decision of the censor board. Later, the censor board also passed the film.

Even this Bhansali's film is being opposed by Rajput organizations and Karani Sena. This Movie is in fact based on the Historical Battle between Raja Ratan Singh along with his Mighty Army with the dreaded Mughal king of Delhi Sultan Alauddin Khilji. During the shooting of this Film not once but twice there were sabotage of violence had had occur in Jaipur and Kolhapur and even a scramble had also been reported with the director Vanshali himself.

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world economic forum The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi with the President of the Swiss Confederation, Mr. Alain Berset and the Chairman of the World Economic Forum, Professor Klaus Schwab, at the plenary session of the World Economic Forum, in Davos.

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi meeting the Prime Minister of Canada, Mr. Justin Trudeau, in Davos.