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Is extending the jurisdiction of BSF against the spirit of federalism?

The central Home Ministry on October 11, 2021 issued notification regarding the amendment in BSF Act to authorize the Border Security Force to undertake search, seizure and arrest within an extended area of 50 km stretch, instead of previous 15 km, from the international border in Punjab, West Bengal and Assam.

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The central Home Ministry on October 11, 2021 issued notification regarding the amendment in BSF Act to authorize the Border Security Force to undertake search, seizure and arrest within an extended area of 50 km stretch, instead of previous 15 km, from the international border in Punjab, West Bengal and Assam. This step of BJP led central government is being opposed tooth and nail by the opposition parties in Punjab and West Bengal and may create a conflict between union government and these states . The leaders of these two states state these new orders as an attempt to interfere with the federal structure of the country and think that these orders would not only demoralize the state police force but also give rise to unnecessary confrontation with BSF.

Allegation of Punjab Leaders

Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee president Navjot Singh Sidhu stated this step as an encroachment on constitutional rights of the states and disregarding the democratic powers of the people and alleged that the Centre is weakening country’s federal structure, by creating “a State within a State”.

In his tweets on October 25 ,Sidhu said , “ Without obtaining consent of the state government, the notification amounts to encroachP-06

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ment on constitutional rights of the states, disregarding the democratic powers of the people of Punjab vested in the state legislature and state executive.”

Sidhu also alleged , “ Centre is weakening country’s federal structure, by creating “a State within a State” BSF means Border Security Force, What is definition of border ? 50 Kms ?? Public order, which connotes public peace & safety is primarily the responsibility of State Govt .”

Deputy Chief Minister Punjab Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa, who holds the portfolio of Home ,highlighting about the ramifications of this unilateral decision of Central Government in an all party meeting , said , “The notification which has been thrusted upon the state would not only demoralize our police force but also give rise to unnecessary confrontation with BSF. The law and order is the state subject and Centre has not even bothered to consult us on this sensitive issue which amounts to encroachment upon the powers and roll of state by the Centre thus tinkering with the federal structure of the constitution.”

Former Punjab state congress president Sunil Jakhar , stating that nearly half of total area of Punjab will come under control of BSF after this notification , has warned against the political usage of BSF . In a tweet on October 14 , he says , “We are proud of our security

forces which are meant to secure our borders and protect India from foreign aggressors.

Using them to cover up the failures & to clean up the mess created by leaders &govts is very alarming. It not only denigrates our brave forces but also adversely affects their morale, discipline & preparedness. It’s this use of our forces as political tool which should be avoided .”

All Parties in Punjab, except BJP, denounced the notification

The All Party Meeting ,where BJP was absent , was convened by the Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Monday , October 25 , which resolved to strongly oppose the Centre Government’s decision to extend the jurisdiction of BSF from 15 to 50 KM areas along the International border in the state constitutionally, legally and politically in order to restore the status quo that existed before the notification of October 11, 2021.

In a unanimously adopted resolution to oppose this issue tooth and nail by the representatives of all the political parties except the BJP which abstained from the meeting. The resolution reads, “Punjab is a land of martyrs and warriors. Punjabis have made unprecedented sacrifices in the country’s freedom struggle besides the wars of 1962, 1965, 1971 October 31, 2021

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and 1999. The Punjabis have received the maximum gallantry awards in the country.

Punjab police is the unparalleled patriotic force across the globe which has always immensely contributed to maintain the country’s integrity and sovereignty with its bravery and courage. To maintain the law and order is the responsibility of the State Government according to the Constitution and the Punjab government is fully competent for the same.

The Central Government’s decision to enhance the jurisdiction of BSF from 15 to 50 kms speaks of distrust and humiliation of Punjab police and its people. The Centre should have discussed with the state government on this issue before taking this major decision.

The Centre has not yet considered it necessary to inform the state government and its people about why it has taken such a big decision.

This amounts to gross infringement of the spirit of Federalism. The Centre has earlier deprived the farmers from their legitimate rights by making three black farm laws and now by extending the jurisdiction of BSF amounts to petty politics. Therefore, all the political parties present in the meeting unanimously condemned this action of Union Government and demands immediate withdrawl of the notification issued by the Home Ministry on October 11, 2021.”

Further course of action

About taking the next step , the Chief Minister Punjab Charanjit Singh Channiin a press conference on October 27, 2021 said , “A Special Session of Punjab VidhanSabha will be convened on Nov. 8 to unanimously reject GOI's authoritarian notification extending BSF's jurisdiction and reject the three "black" farm Laws. My Govt. is determined to fight against Centre's direct onslaught on Punjab's federal autonomy & territorial dignity through all means - constitutionally, legally & politically.The central government is trying to undermine the spirit of federalism and disrupt the federal structure of the constitution. We will take every step that is necessary to protect the interests of Punjab.”

Channi , in all party meeting, had also stated that Punjab government would also take a legal recourse by filing a petition in the Supreme Court against the unilateral decision taken by the Centre without taking the state’s consent which amounts to infringement of its constitutional rights and against the spirit of federalism.

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the Prime Minister so as to enable the Chief Minister to lead a delegation of all political parties to urge him to relook the decision and subsequently withdraw this contentious notification for extending the jurisdiction of BSF forthwith.

On the demand of the representatives of political parties, Channi also asked them to make use of their good offices to prevail upon the non-BJP governments and other regional parties especially in the states of West Bengal and Rajasthan adding the Chief Minister said he would also take up this issue with his counterparts to mount pressure on the Centre to roll back its decision which is a direct onslaught on the Centre-State relations.

Showing his clear intention over the issue , Punjab Chief Minister Channi assured that the congenial atmosphere of peace, harmony and brotherhood of the state would not be allowed to vitiate at any cost.

CM Channi roared , “You can cut my veins to ascertain my passion and love for Punjab, Punjabi and Punjabiyat and I care two hoots for the position of Chief Minister in the interest of my state and its people. Don’t consider my simplicity and humility as weakness and I assure that the congenial atmosphere of peace, harmony and brotherhood of my state would not be allowed to vitiate at any cost.”

Support of West Bengal Chief Minister

The West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday , October 25, has also criticized the Centre government’s move to extend the jurisdiction of the BSF, alleging that it is an attempt to interfere with the federal structure of the country.

"About the BSF matter, we have sent a letter protesting the move. Earlier, they had jurisdiction of 15 km, there were incidents of firing in Balurghat or Cooch Behar. Now, they extended it to 50 km. This is an attempt to interfere with the federal structure of the country," Ms. Banerjee said at an administrative review meeting.

“We do not have problems in the border areas and share very cordial relations (with neighbouring countries). There is no need to create this confusion. Law and order is a state subject. BSF must look after what they are responsible for and we will have total support for that,” she said.

BJP Leader favours the notification

Punjab BJP leader ManoranjanKaliaclarified ,"Along with the BSF, the Punjab Police can also carry out searches and register cases.

Drones are used to smuggle weapons and drugs and to stop these illegal activities, the jurisdiction of BSF has been extended".

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Hate Platforms Disintegrating the Nation

BY LALIT GARG Nowadays, such content is being served on social platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, which is obnoxious, indecent, violent, misleading and anti-national, whose purpose is not to unite the nation, but to break it.

Such people are active on these social forums, who believe in the policy of sabotage, they are ready to do petty acts like character assassinations, abuse and create a chaotic environment by adopting disorderly and destructive policy.

Such violence, hatred and misinformation should have no place in a progressive, civilized and decent society, but the irony is that the government is not able to control these chaotic situations due to the Freedom of Expression Act. Conspiracies to break the country are spreading on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and these conspiracies create a nuisance environment in society. There has been a competition to celebrate these anti-national subversive designs, hate speeches, distorted developments, violence and communalism and dissemination P-08

of misleading information. This fact has been revealed by Facebook itself and some American media organizations after their study. The researchers opened accounts on Facebook two years ago and continuously monitored what content was being served on the platform in India. They were surprised to see that they were full of misinformation and hate ideas.

Although Facebook claims that it does not publish any objectionable content, it immediately sends warnings and blocks the content to those who do. The question is, why did this system of Facebook spread here? Is Facebook itself responsible for making such a storm of hatred ubiquitous?

Twitter, YouTube, Facebook are said to be the platforms of social interaction, but the amount of political, religious and social hatred being spread on these platforms is worrying.

Facebook is unable to stop misleading information, hate speech and celebratory content about violence in India, according to internal documents of Facebook, but the big question is why it is not able to stop? Is this a sign of a conspiracy against India? The question is also whose interest is being served by this kind of misleading, disorderly, destructive and hate-

mongering policy? It is strange that such trends have increased rapidly in India.

The fact is that only five out of twenty-two languages in India have been screened and analysed by Facebook through artificial intelligence. Even in big languages like Hindi and Bangla, it has no way of analysing the content served. Obviously, this has given an open ground to the rowdy and narrow minded people, who want to break the conditions of peace and harmony of the country or give shape to their narrow interests. There has also been a conspiracy to influence elections through this misleading information.

Mark Zuckerberg, the founder-CEO of Facebook, said that "India is of great importance in the history of Facebook. When the company was going through a bad phase and was on the verge of closure, my mentor Steve Jobs (founder of Apple) advised me to visit a temple in India. After returning from there, I gained self-confidence and the company became successful. That's why India is at the top of their 'list'. Just a year ago, again during his visit to India, Zuckerberg indicated that he intended to bring the Internet to the poor. Facebook has set a new example of popularity in October 31, 2021

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India. But India that gave new life to Facebook, would it like to be responsible for breaking the integrity of that country?

Social platforms like Twitter, YouTube, Facebook were developed with the aim of helping people to communicate with each other, express healthy and free thoughts and establish mutual harmony. Powers and political parties envious of India's progress made it the medium of their propaganda and the fulfillment of so-called narrow interests. There is hardly any political party in India which does not have official accounts on Facebook. There is no error in having official accounts, but when his supporters, activists started expressing their party's aggressive views by creating accounts in fake names, the atmosphere became polluted and violent. Then not only did party differences start to emerge there, political interests started coming to the fore.

It has become common for one party to oppose the other party, to degrade it, to hinder its progress and to demoralize the parties which set new records of success. If this artificial, misleading and false information of theirs is exposed, then not a single issue is found which touches the factual, theoretical and practical aspect. This is deliberately becoming a means of spreading anarchy and workers of different political parties were seen getting confused in this, rather they started taking pride in spreading excitement by spreading misinformation and hate ideas. Many times its bad results have also been seen, when people under the influence of such thoughts were found committing violence in the form of a mob. People who understand how heinous and anti-national is such an attempt made only with the aim of character assassination and anarchy.

Governments are creating new chapters for the unity and integrity of the nation, communal harmony and progress - this country has a culture, a heritage; it cannot be defeated by such tricks. It is surprising that despite the intensity and length of opposition, the existence of institutions, political parties, ideologies, and leaders could not come under any threat and those who wrote and presented opposing dialogues could not succeed in their objective.

Sometimes it seems that opposition is the destiny of these so-called anti-national elements and political parties. It is strange that no political party gives any explanation on such rumors, information, ideas spread by its workers and no one has taken any measures to discipline and restrain them.

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Platforms like Facebook are seamless, where anyone is free to open their account without paying any fees. Nowadays, the Smartphone has come in every hand, due to which many people have become addicted to using this platform unbridled. But this addiction causes harm to the nation. The central government had tried to discipline these social forums in the past, but the constitutional system of freedom of expression is a major obstacle in this. However, these platforms of

social media have also been seen playing a positive role for a healthy democracy. They also run the risk of severely undermining the rights of many people who express their views in a healthy manner and bring attention to many pressing issues. But the way in which a large number of unruly, violent, disruptive elements of national and social harmony have become active there, it is natural to be worried.

It is necessary to curb them and take strict action against them.

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Hinjra Community in India

By Akshinta Das India’s Trans women community, or Hijra, has been a part of the subcontinent for about as long as civilization has. With a recorded history of over 4,000 years and being mentioned in ancient texts, the Hijra community is a testament to the sexual diversity that is integral yet often forgotten in Indian culture.

While Indian law recognizes transgender people, including Hijras, as a third gender, other South Asian countries, such as Bangladesh and Pakistan, have recognized only Hijras as the third gender. This is even when the larger LGBT community faces severe legal disadvantages and when samesex sexual relations is illegal in the country.

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The Hijra community has been mentioned in ancient literature, the most known of which is the Kama Sutra, a Hindu text on human sexual behavior written sometime between 400 BCE and 200 CE. Hijra characters hold significant roles in some of the most important texts of Hinduism, including the Mahabharata and the Ramayana.

One of the many forms of Shiva, a principal Hindu deity, involves him merging with his wife, Parvati, to become the androgynous Ardhanari, who holds special significance too many in the Hijra community. Hijras held important positions in court and various facets of administration during the Mughal-era India, from the 16th to 19th century. They were also considered to hold religious authority and were sought out for blessings, particularly during religious ceremonies.

However, when the Indian subcontinent came under colonial rule during the 19th century, British authorities sought to eradicate and criminalize the Hijra community through various laws. These laws were later repealed after India attained independence.

In the Indian subcontinent, Hijra are eunuchs, intersex people, asexual or transgender people. Also known as Aravani, Aruvani, Jogappa, the hijra community in India prefer to call themselves Kinnar or Kinner, referring to the mythological beings that excel at song and dance. In Pakistan, they are also called Khawaja Sira, the equivalent of transgender in the Urdu language.

Hijras are officially recognized as third gender in the Indian subcontinent, being considered neither completely male nor female. Hijras have a recorded history in the Indian subcontinent since antiquity, as suggested by the Kama Sutra.

Many live in well-defined and organised all-hijra communities, led by a guru. These communities have consisted over generations of those who are in abject poverty or who have been rejected by or fled their family of origin. Many work as sex workers for survival.

The word "hijra" is a Hindustani word. It has traditionally been translated into English as "eunuch" or "hermaphrodite", where "the irregularity of the male genitalia is central to the definition". However, in general hijras have been assigned male at birth, with only a few having been born with intersex variations. Some Hijras undergo an initiation rite into the hijra community called nirvaan, which involves the removal of the penis, scrotum and testicles.

Since the late 20th century, some hijra activists and non-government organizations (NGOs) have lobbied for official recognition of the hijra as a kind of "third sex" or "third gender", as neither man nor woman.

Hijras have successfully gained this recognition in Bangladesh and are eligible for priority in education and certain kinds of low paid jobs. In India, the Supreme Court in April 2014 recognized hijras, transgender people, eunuchs, and intersex people as a 'third gender' in law. Nepal, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh have all legally accepted the existence of a third gender, with India, Pakistan and Nepal including an option for them on passports and certain official documents.

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Well over half the world’s population already lives in towns and cities. By 2050, that proportion is expected to increase to almost 70%. On World Cities Day 2021, we see how this rapid urban growth presents both challenges and opportunities.

The climate and COVID-19 crises have exacerbated existing social injustices and vulnerabilities in our communities and our health systems, especially in cities.

Inadequate housing and transport, poor sanitation and waste management, and air quality that fails to meet WHO guidelines are still big issues in many cities. The lack of space for safe walking, cycling and active living also make cities epicentres of the non communicable diseases epidemic and drivers of climate change.

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way people travel, maintaining food security and safety, and protecting older people and marginalized populations.

During the pandemic, many cities have strengthened existing networks and partnerships with communities to best respond to people’s needs, while strengthening multi sectoral collaboration and strong leadership from the health sector.

WHO has been supporting cities in building and shaping these policies and actions. The Organization wants to ensure that this progress continues so that cities are better prepared to face future health emergencies.

Cities with a strong focus on public transport, access to blue and green spaces, and where it is easy for people to walk around will be more accessible, provide more equal access to goods and services, and provide a healthier living environment.

Urban farmers’ markets – connecting consumers with local producers of fresh fruits and vegetables – have been seen to prevent diseases and promote health, im-

prove social well-being, while also addressing climate change and environmental degradation. They have also helped residents cope with the effects of public health measures, such as COVID-19 lockdowns.

What does building urban resilience look like?

Governments should integrate health, emergency preparedness, equity, and nature considerations into urban and regional planning policies and interventions, including in economic impact and cost-benefit assessments.

They should promote land-use policies and interventions that deliver diverse, compact, green, and well-connected cities, and secure sustained funding and resources for delivering on healthy urban environments for both humans and nature. As a priority they should also prepare – at the highest level of government in all Member States – for health emergencies in cities and urban settings.

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Karnataka emerging as hub of datacentres in India

Bengaluru, 06th October 2021: With support from the state government and the Centre, Karnataka and its capital city Bengaluru are emerging as major stakeholders in growth of datacentres in India, Dr C.N. Ashwathnarayan, Minister for Higher Education; IT & BT, Science & Technology; Skill Development, Entrepreneurship & Livelihood, Government of Karnataka said at an ASSOCHAM virtual event “We welcome feedbacks and suggestions especially from industry bodies such as ASSOCHAM to make Karnataka the datacentre hub of the country. The Government of India has taken-up localization of data keeping in mind the safety, security, privacy concerns and the accelerated pace of digitalization due to the impact of Covid-19 will trigger a strong demand for datacentres,” said Dr Ashwathnarayan addressing the 2nd Edition of “India Smart Datacentres & Cloud Infrastructure Summit 2021 organized by ASSOCHAM. P-12

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Earlier delivering her inaugural address at the ASSOCHAM conference, Ms Anupriya Patel, Union Minister of State for Commerce & Industry highlighted the initiatives being undertaken by the Government to address the emerging opportunities for datacentres in the country.

In her address, Ms Patel said that the Hyperscale datacentre scheme is likely to attract INR 3 lakh crore investment in the next 5 years. “Digital India is a priority for the government. An incentive scheme worth 12,000 crores in the works to facilitate installation of datacentres in the country. The government also aims to attract 3 lakh crores investment in the next 5 years as part of the Hyperscale datacentre scheme and intends to provide 34% of capital investment as incentive along with faster approvals.”

She added, “The Datacentre Policy 2020 is an important step towards driving the necessary regulatory and structural reforms in the industry. The policy will drive ease-of-doing business in the sector, attract more investments and facilitate capacity building.

MEITY’s draft policy for datacentres will also provide infrastructure status to the sector.”

In his address, Mr Vineet Agarwal, ASSOCHAM President said, “A new wave of revolution and transformation characterised by digitalisation has emerged. India is among the frontrunner in digital economy and datacentres are the backbone of any digital activity. The Government of India has been quite proactive in making sure that the datacentre industry is moving in the right directions. The Indian datacentre market is expected to attract investment of $5 billion by 2026. With the right investments and policies ASSOCHAM strongly believes that industry will achieve Government of India’s dream of making India a Global Data Hub.” Sharing his views, Mr Deepak Sood, Secretary General, ASSOCHAM said, “With an average 14.6 GB per month, India has the second highest mobile data consumption in the world. The size of the digital population and growth of digital economy necessitates a strong growth in datacentres. With the digital economy estimated to grow to $1 trillion by October 31, 2021

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2025 there is a huge potential for investments in datacentres in India.

The Datacentre and Cloud council at ASSOCHAM has been working towards achieving government of India’s vison of Making India a Global Datacentre hub, promote investment in the sector, propel digital economy growth, enable provisioning of trusted hosting infrastructure to fulfil the growing demand of the country and facilitate state of the art service delivery to citizens.”

Leading experts and industry captains attending the summit also engaged in a positive exchange of views and ideas.

“Being one of the largest and fastest growing economies in AsiaPacific and the world, India presents numerous opportunities in the digital age. Datacentres offering Interconnected Digital Infrastructure with a global footprint and dense ecosystem of Telecom Service Provides, ISPs, Cloud Service Providers, Internet Exchanges and Businesses across verticals are well-positioned to be a critical part as well as a driving force of the digital revolution in India, helping businesses to leverage the digital infrastructure to grow their business domestically and globally,” Mr Manoj Paul, Managing Director- EquinixIndia.

“India is currently undergoing a digital revolution. This evolution needs datacentres. With the right environment - India has the ability to be the green data processing capital of the world,” Mr Darshan Hiranandani, Chairman, ASSOCHAM National Council on Datacentres.

“India’s datacentre needs are growing exponentially because of increasing data consumption and creation by both enterprises and individuals. The onset of 5G and access to cheaper mobile phones and data plans have accelerated this trend leading to the rapid adoption of OTT platforms, e-commerce, and social media. On the enterprise front, the

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growing trend of migration from captive datacentres to colocation service providers has been among the primary drivers along with the evolving use cases around emerging technologies such as AI/ML and IoT. demand a new breed of data infrastructure. With the government’s push towards Digital India, the digitalization game will be taken to a new level, and so will the need for a robust, top tier quality, highly scalable, and cost-efficient datacentre infrastructure. These factors, coupled with the focus on data localization, will only lead to the need for global datacentre campuses in India. These are exciting times, and the industry must prepare itself today to drive the transformation of tomorrow. We, at Yotta, are very optimistic and bullish about these trends and have geared ourselves for future capacity creation accordingly,” Mr Sunil Gupta Co-Founder & CEO, Yotta Infrastructure.

“Due to increased demand from BFSI, transportation, logistics, ecommerce, and government sector, the India market is witnessing tremendous investment from Colocation service providers which is further fuelled by the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic. Several global collocation and datacentre service providers have expressed keen interest in the Indian datacentre sector, which is expected to help the sector develop and this would further promote the growth of a variety of allied sectors such as telecommunications, IT Infrastructure and construction, and thus catalyse the development of the entire economy,” Mr Amit Singh, Partner, Advisory Services, PwC. Mr Sridhar Pinnapureddy, Chairman, CtrlS and Cloud4C also shared insights on the importance of datacentres, opportunities and way forward.

Govt committed to bolstering IPR ecosystem

TAC/ The Government of India is committed towards bolstering the ecosystem of patents, design, trademarks, GI (Geographical Indication) systems; encouraging innovation, research and development (R&D) in the country to achieve the vision of `Atmanirbhar Bharat`, Union Minister of State for Commerce & Industry, Mr Som Parkash said at an ASSOCHAM virtual event today.

"Industry must work in a mission mode along with the Government of India to achieve the ambitious target for the country to be ranked in the top 25 nations of Global Innovation Index (GII)," said Mr Parkash while inaugurating an ASSOCHAM IP Excellence Awards-cum-Conference on Role of Intellectual Property in Atmanirbhar Bharat.

He highlighted the various programs and initiatives undertaken by the Government for propelling innovations - Startup India, Accelerating Growth of New India's Innovations (AGNIi), new intellectual property rights (IPR) policy and others.

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"Similarly, for examination of the trademark applications it used to take 72 months in 2016, now in 2020 it takes just 12-24 months, so we are making all efforts," said Mr Parkash.

He congratulated the winners, complemented them for building an IPR ecosystem in India and said, "I hope you would continue doing such exemplary work and wonderful job in this field."

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Significance of Five Festive Days of Diwali

By Lalit Garg There is no other extraordinary festival like Deepawali in the world, this is the festival of light that illuminates the Earth as well as the whole universe. It brings sweetness and harmony in relationships and its warmth creates a healthy environment between relationships. Diwali is also unique because it is the confluence of five festivals. In this, Dhanteras, Narak Chaturdashi, Deepawali, Govardhan Puja and Yamadvitiya are celebrated. The night of Diwali is known as Mahanisheeth. On this night, worshiping Mahalakshmi with various types of tantra-mantras is wished for happiness, prosperity, health and wealth beneP-14

fits for the whole year. Although Deepawali has proved its prevalence as a religious and cultural festival in the public mind. Still, it has to be believed that the importance of this festival is associated with the incidents of historical great men like Lord Shri Ram, Lord Mahavir, Swami Dayanand Saraswati etc., they were the top men of the spiritual world. From this point of view, Diwali festival is a unique festival of spirituality along with secularism.

On the occasion of Diwali, everyone usually tries to clean, decorate and beautify their homes. In the same way, if the waste of karma accumulated in the courtyard of consciousness is cleaned by sweeping it, efforts are made to decorate it with restraint and the eternal flame of the lamp of the soul is lit in it, then one can attain eternal

happiness, peace and bliss. May be obtained. Only then will we be able to heal the wounds of the corona epidemic and only then will we be able to establish Ram Rajya in real form by destroying the demonic powers prevailing in the society.

We celebrate Diwali every year and the five festivals associated with it. In fact, Dhanteras, Narak Chaturdashi (also known as Chhoti Diwali) and Mahalakshmi Puja – Diwali are a combination of these three festivals. According to the Indian system, in every ritual, there is a coordinated behavior of these three forms, Adhibhautik, Spiritual and Adhidaivik. According to this belief, On Dhanteras; Laxmi is worshiped in the form of gold, silver coins, and on Narak Chaturdashi, decorating the houses with lamps and beautifying the environment to October 31, 2021

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highlight the beauty of the spiritual form of Lakshmi. In this way, Lakshmi is worshiped in all the three ways mentioned above in this festival.

When we meditate we thank the Universal Spirit for its abundance. We also pray for more so that we can serve more. Gold silver is only an external symbol. Wealth is within us. There is a lot of love, peace and joy within. What more wealth do you want than this? Knowledge is real wealth. Your character, your calmness and self-confidence are your real wealth. When you move forward in association with God, there is no greater wealth than this. This royal thought comes only when you connect with God and with eternity. When the wave remembers that it is connected with the ocean and is part of the ocean, then immense power is attained.

Diwali is celebrated on the Pratipada of Shukla Paksha of Kartik month. The next day is Govardhan Puja, this is the fourth festival of the series of five festivals. This year this puja will be held on 5th November. In many regions it is also called Annakoot Puja. It means group of food. In this puja, many types of food are offered to God. Later they are distributed as Prasad.

Annakoot or Govardhan Puja was started from Dwapar Yuga. On this day people worship Lord Govardhan Nath (Shri Krishnaji) by making some designs of cow dung in the courtyard. Then to please Giriraj, people offer him Annakoot.

The festival of Bhai Dooj is celebrated on the fifth day of the festival. Bhai Dooj is also known as Yama Dwitiya. The festival of Bhai Dooj is a festival based on brother-sister relationship, which is celebrated with great reverence and mutual love. After Rakshabandhan, Bhai Dooj is the second festival dedicated to the love between brothers and sisters. On this day married sisters invite their brother to their house for food and worship and lovingly feed the brother. Sisters apply tilak to their brother and wish him a long life by giving gifts.

According to the belief related to Bhai Dooj, Yamraj and Yamuna were born from the womb of Suryadev's wife Chhaya. Yamuna used to affectionately request her brother Yamraj to come to his house and have food. But Yamraj used to avoid talking about Yamuna due to being busy. On Kartik Shukla Dwitiya, Yamuna suddenly October 31, 2021

became happy to see Yamraj standing at her door. I Was happy and welcomed the brother and got him food. Pleased with this, Yamraj asked his sister to ask for a boon.

Then the sister said to the brother that you will come every year to have food at my place and on this day the sister who feeds her brother on this day should not be afraid of you. Yamraj went to Yampuri saying 'Tathastu'. It is believed that the brothers who take bath in the Yamuna on this day with full devotion accept the hospitality of their sisters; they and their sister do not have fear of Yama.

The spirit of service is also associated with the great festival of five festivals, Deepawali, any festival is incomplete without the spirit of service. Whatever we have got from God, we should also share it with others because whatever we have to share, we have also got it from somewhere, and this is the true festival. Happiness and knowledge must be spread and this can happen only when people come together in knowledge and share knowledge. Diwali means living in the present moment, so let go of past remorse and worry about the future and live in the present moment. It's time we forget about the year-long squabbles and negativities. It is time to shed light on the knowledge we have gained and make a new beginning. When true knowledge emerges, the celebration gets stronger.

We are more happy and excited to celebrate the festival of Diwali this year, because after centuries the temple of our beloved Lord Shri Ram is being built in Ayodhya. That is, just as the festival of Deepawali was celebrated after fourteen years of exile, Shri Ram, the greatest hero of the Indian folk, returned to Ayodhya, in the same way, after being away from the faith centre of the people for centuries, Shri Ram is now being established in the form of a temple, so this year Diwali has special meaning. The temple of Shri Ram being built in Ayodhya will be in such a way that the troubles of the people will be removed, there will be freedom from fears and disappointment; a life full of wealth, peace and prosperity will be established. Shri Ram is a supporter of the downtrodden and is united with the rhythm of nature. The formidable problems related to the environment will come to an end. With the efforts of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, this year the festival of Diwali is going to be real and meaningful. Every Hindu and faithful person should try to establish within himself the message that reveals the eternal light of Shri Ram, then there will be no difficulty in establishing health, peace, non-war, good governance and friendship in the whole world and will see happiness everywhere and we can live happily ever after.

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Personal Finance: Your guide to managing your money

By Anmol Madaan "I will save Rs. 3000 this month for sure.

Month-end: Left with Rs. 3" It's not just your story. You have a plethora of companions on this boat. Everyone wants to save money and make investments. However, most of us end up with "I will save from the next month". It is like college exams "I will study from the next semester", next semester never comes. But next month can come.

You don't need a high-paying job to end up with more money at the month-end. You need to manage the money you are earning.

On that note, let's talk about what is personal finance.

Understanding personal finance and investing is not taught in school. Our education system doesn't bother about such topics. But we do!

Personal finance covers managing, saving and investing your money. It includes accomplishing your financial goals, managing your P-16

short-term and long-term needs by planning appropriately.

We are all just a few steps away from managing our money and achieving our financial goals. All we need to do is reduce our expenses and put our money in the right place.

It is not difficult to get your finances on track. Here is what you can do to manage your money.

Track your spending patterns

To begin with, managing your money, the first step is to track your spending patterns.

Check how much you are spending and on what items. Say no to those items that you don't need. Next time whenever you are planning to buy something ask yourself: Do I need it?

Along with items, check where else you are spending like expensive dinners, entertainment, expensive gadgets.

The first rule to manage your money: Buy what you need not what your status needs.

Stop spending on premium products like expensive phones that you think add-on to your status. It is just an add-on to the list of bills.

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Choose the right bank

You cannot manage your finance without the right bank account. Research and choose the bank that offers the best plans. You need to separate your savings and spending account. By doing this you can divide your money according to your long-term andshort term plans.

Create a budget for yourself

Create a realistic budget for yourself. Now you have tracked your expenses and you know which expenses you need to cut. As soon as you receive your salary, decide how much you want to save and how much do you need to pay your bills.

Make sure you are setting a realistic budget.

Managing your finance doesn't mean sacrificing your needs. Spend how much is necessary and cut the rest.

The reason you should create achievable plans is, they should not affect you negatively.

Setting an unrealistic budget will leave you unsatisfied and you may get demotivated to save for the next month.

Track your daily finances

angle is investing wisely.

Start spending on books or online courses that upgrades your skills. Learn those skills that can help you in making money. Do not limit this concept to saving and investing.

Keep investing in courses that improve your learning.

Often, people start spending unnecessarily on these courses. No, you don't have to do this.

Research and analyse whether this course going to add value and then buy it.

Cut your expenses

Life is unpredictable and preparing for the unexpected is the best way to manage your finance. Sometimes things don't turn out the way you expect or something unexpected happens. You cannot reverse those situations but you can manage your finances.

Build an emergency fund and start putting some money every month in the emergency fund. Set up different savings account for an emergency fund. Otherwise, you will not even realise where you spent your emergency fund money.

Pay your bills on time

Don't procrastinate in paying bills. Paying bills on time can provide you with multiple benefits. You can avoid late fees and plan your monthly expenses. Doing this consistently can lift your credit score and improve your interest rates.

Drops of water make a mighty ocean. You have to save every day to manage your finance wisely. To save money, you need to know where you are spending. To know where you are standing, check with your budget for at least five minutes a day.

It won't take long to check your budget every day. You can either make a spreadsheet or use money managing tools to keep an eye on your daily spending. You may or may not take this tip seriously but this is going to add a lot to your money managing process.

Once you are aware of your current position, start cutting your expenses. Do not spend on products or services that are not going to add value to your life. Saving is not the only angle of managing money concept, another October 31, 2021

Build an emergency fund

Make an investment strategy

The best way to build your long-term wealth is by investing. Make a strong investment strategy to make your money work bet-

ter. The right time to start investing is now. Investing in the long term can yield good returns.

Before you start investing, make sure you have researched well. Try to learn about multiple ways of investing your money. You can invest money in mutual funds, cryptocurrencies, stocks and many more.

Choose the option that poses the lowest risk. This is the most tricky part of managing your money. Choosing an option is not a big deal but knowing when to invest is the real challenge. Research well and once you get the knack, start investing your money.

Keep adding to your knowledge. Keep learning about ways to manage your money most appropriately.

Don't think, Start Managing your money now!

Managing money is not difficult. Make sure 3 minutes of reading does not go in vain.

Start implementing these tips and fulfil your promises (I will save Rs. 3000 this month).

Everyone can manage their finances. It is just a matter of time and effort and your wallet will start getting fatter. Who doesn't love a fatter wallet?

Once you start enjoying the process of saving and investing, there is no going back. So, resist your urge to buy that dress and start saving your money now.

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DJ Ana, Babli Gupta & Nishant

Soniya, Yotsana Attree & Ssanjay

Recently Babli Gupta a well known socialite celebrated her Birthday in a Grand Style with her Family & Friends at Olive 8 Glasshouse. The party witnessed Delhi's who's who from the entire social circuit.The evening was well planned with a mix of live music and performances, everyone danced on the beat of DJ Ana's music and also the show stopper was the tower chandelier cake

which was surrounded by fireworks. Guests were seen appreciating the hospitality with delicious food and cocktails. Many well known names were seen at the party to name a few were Meenakshi Dutt, Sylvie Rodgers, Bharti Taneja, Kawaljeet- Big Boss Fame, Gunjan Gaur, Rajan Jain, Ashutosh Kaushik- Big Boss Fame, Amit Talwar and many others.

Grand Occasion : Babli Gupta’s

Birthday Bash

Priyanka & Nirdosh

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events Naima Ait-Ali, Pavan Suri Akriti Bharti, Vivvan Purrohit

DIWALI REVELRIES

Rochika & Akassh Aggarwal

Vanndana Vaadera, Shilpa Taluja

Big Birthday Bash

Delhi Darling Famed, Beauty Expert, Entrepreneur & Socialite Sona Sharma hosted a lavish cocktail soiree to celebrate her Birthday at The Sultanat in the capital recently.

Raising a toast were the crème de la crème of the city including Socialites Rrashmii Sachdevaa, Pragati Nagpal, Shilpi Singh, Payal Singh, Babli Gupta, Kiran Prakash, Isha Shama, Rashme Oberoi, Tamanna Sharma, Neelam Saxena; Skin Specialist Manorath Khullar; Entrepreneurs Amit Chitkara, Ashok Sharma, Siddhant Sharma & Aakash Sharma amongst many others.

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Socialite & Entrepreneur Rajan Jain hosted a grandeur Diwali soiree to usher in the festivities in the capital recently.

Dressed in their ethnic best in attendance were the crème de la crème of the city including Socialites Rekha Gupta, Kiran Prakash, Shuweta Kapoor, Lavina Bhatia, Chand Bakshi, Twinkle Vinayak, Babli Gupta; Designers Amit Talwar, Akassh Aggarwal, Rinkoo Tulsian Shroff, Bharti Taneja; Stylists Shaine Soni, Anuj Lalwani, Manya Pathak , Seema Gumber; Actors Akriti Bharti, Vivvan Purrohit & Author Vanndana Vaadera amongst many others.

Dancing to Live Dhol the shindig continued well into the wee hours of the morning & adding the panache was the gold & yellow marigold décor which sure did set the mood of the celebrations from the get go.

Isha Sharma, Aakash Sharma

Sona Sharma, Rrashmii Sachdevaa

Dheer Sharma, Twinkle Vinayak, Rajan Jain

Seema Gumber, Chand Bakshi, Kiran Prakash

Pragati Nagpal, Shilpi Singh

Tamanna & Siddhant Sharma

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The House Of Pataudi Organized The Bhopal Pataudi Cup final Match

The House of Pataudi organized the final match of The Bhopal Pataudi Cup, one of India’s most historic & premier tournaments, at Jaipur Polo Ground, Inside the Delhi Race Course, on the 17th October 2021, Sunday. Unfortunately, the match could not be played because of rain. But both the teams, namely, DB Realty Achiever & VS KARA Chivalry were declared winners. The chief guest at the game was Sharmila Tagore, also known as Begum Ayesha Sultana Khan post her marriage to Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi, who felicitated all the players. The game was blessed with the presence of Delhi's Top Most Soclites like Roma, Designer Amit GT, Ishika Taneja, Simran Suri with Ushpal Singh Suri, Risha Harrison, and many more.

With the Bhopal Pataudi Cup, Saif Ali Khan, who is also the 10th successor in the

Nawab legacy, feels gratified to take his father’s - Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi’s legacy ahead who continued to do so for his father Iftikhar Ali Khan Pataudi. Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi started The Bhopal Pataudi Cup property to Honour his father, who died while playing polo in Delhi on Mansoor's eleventh birthday in 1952, whereupon Mansoor succeeded him as the ninth Nawab. Mansoor Ali Khan always cherished how the Army Officials and the Royals and now some of the well-established Businesses have kept the game alive.

The Pataudi family is an Indian dynasty of nawabs of the former princely state of Pataudi, from which they take their name. Pataudi’s have been known for their sportsmanship and fair play, and sporting spirit has been a part of shaping their growing years and the culture they have inherited from their ancestors.

It was a special day for all music lovers in Gurugrams when Ragaaz Music Academy presented a performance by two talented Hindustani Classical artists Fareed Hasan Khan and Mohd. Amaan Khan in Ragaaz Utsav 2021.

These fine classical performers have gained huge acclaim after their famous jugalbandi – GarajGaraj in TV series 'Bandish Bandits'. The two performers mesmerized the audience with their songs.

"Ragaaz Utsav 2021 which was the 3rd anniversary of Ragaaz Music Academy & featured more than 60 students of the academy on stage. Celebrity children artists like Biren Dang

and Khushi Nagar also performed. Ragaaz Utsav-2021 was our annual function where best of the students performed on stage." Said Aparna Bhattacharya, director Ragaaz Music Academy.

Ragaaz, with its vision to cater to all age groups and helping people not only to relive their dreams but achieve excellence in music, has served more than 1000 students in the last 3 years.

The program was attended by Smt. Madhu Azad, Hon’ble Mayor of Gurgaon who was the chief guest. Sh. Sudeep Jain, Senior Deputy Election Commissioner, Smt. Alka Singh, Principal Blue Bells Model School and Sangeet Guru Shri Sudhanshu Bahuguna ji who has trained numerous artists including Kailash Kher were the guests' of honour.

Madhu Azad congratulated the academy and said “ It is heartening to see promotion of Hindustani classical music, which is our cultural heritage,by our local people. This kind of platforms not only promote local artists but also create space for professional artists to come and perform in Gurgaon and add to the cultural exchange at local level.”

Hindustani Classical performers enthrall in Ragaaz Utsav

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Ontologist Aashmeen Munjaal witnessed motivating students

by Life Skill Training Programme

By practicing and using her knowledge of ontology, Aashmeen Munjaal aims to reach out to people who need motivation and direction in life to accomplish their dreams and fulfill their desires. Being a certified Ontologist for the past ten years and currently imparting the knowledge of the quantum universe through her online classes and academy of Magic Words, recently Aashmeen was witnessed in an academy to motivate students through her life skill development program.

Aashmeen Munjaal’s training programme polishes the ability to adapt to all kinds of circumstances and makes a child successful in every aspect of society. Lack of these life skills in the lives of new generations is a matter of concern for parents. Due to the absence of life skills, not only personal lives but professional lives and careers get affected.

By educating life skills, students can develop self-confidence. It makes them cooperative and communicative. It prepares them to take quick action in any unfavorable circumstances.

It will deliver emphasis on habit formation, whose deep-rooted soul is discipline. “It is equally important to behave in discipline with oneself as it is with others,” says Aashmeen Munjaal.

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Each One Teach One- NGO’s acting as a LIFE SAVIOUR

By Ria Syal

We all have heard many sayings by personalities who have been and continue to exist with the label of G.O.A.T. emphasizing the significance of education, learning, and innovating, and doing something meaningful with their lives. From Aristotle to APJ Abdul Kalam, each prominent personage has had that sixth sense and never-ending knowledge and indeed they have stressed the influence of education in our lifetimes. Let me quote some old rather gold sayings of some super and good humans who existed on our beloved land.

"Some of the brightest minds in the country can be found on the last benches of the classroom." Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam "Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think." Albert Einstein "Education is an ornament in prosperity and October 31, 2021

a refuge in adversity." Aristotle "Education is not filling a pail but the lighting of a fire." William Butler Yeats Everyone emphasizes the significance of education, and everyone shall be educated.

But the question here comes is- Is it accessible to all the sections of the society? Are all the children getting an education regardless of what gender they belong to ( Gender disparity)? and a lot more barriers they had to face during the pandemic.

The answer to the questions above is even a 'YES' and a 'BIG NO'.

Perplexed? Let's investigate to get to a conclusion rather than making false statements.

After the prolonged closure of schools and other educational institutions finally make efforts and precautions to again reopen them keeping in mind the COVID-19 guidelines, which shall again bring the education and students' minds back on track. As the students have been on a long break. Many of them even got a chance and have passed out from

their educational institutions without even bidding an adieu. Some students had been enjoying this long vacation, some had to suffer as they had been genuinely deprived not just from education even from the means of education. As the weaker sections of the society do not have much means to get themselves and their offspring get educated due to limited or no resources. Shutting down schools has not just led to the deterioration of their mental levels but even their nutrition levels. In many parts of India, students got themselves enrolled just in the attraction of the mid-day meal that acted as bait for them. Let's take a look at how exactly those workers who had minimal savings survived during the lockdown.

"I used to sell tea on my handcart to make ends meet. After the lockdown, my livelihood was badly impacted. During the initial months, I supported my family with my savings, but as the situation continued, I took out loans and had to rely on alms from friends and P-21

social some charity groups," said Pawan Kumar, a migrant worker from India's northern state of Bihar.

"My children were going to governmentrun schools and after their closure, they are now staying home. Where can I afford smartphones for my three children and then pay to recharge them on a monthly basis?" Kumar said. Perhaps, it's a relief to see things coming back to normal, once again.

However, some groups, organizations, communities always lend a helping hand irrespective of any circumstances. Many individuals, celebs, organizations came forward and aided poor people who had been caught by the second wave. Non-Governmental organizations played a crucial role in helping such people during the second wave and these organizations even usually target day to day obstacles that these weaker sections of the society face, and these organisations not just aid weaker sections they even help people irrespective of their caste, creed, gender, either physical help or mental help. Their motive is just to help individuals in whatsoever they can.

Perhaps, I shall jot the names down of some such Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO's), namely-

1. Goonj (www.goonj.org)

Goonj envisions to grow as an idea across regions, economies and countries using urban discard as a tool to alleviate poverty and enhance the dignity of the underprivileged people of the world. Address basic but neglected issues of the poor by involving them in evolving their own solutions with dignity and urban material as reward.

Currently, 5 projects are running under the organization. m GREEN BY GOONJ m RAHAT m NOT JUST A PIECE OF CLOTH m SCHOOL TO SCHOOL m DIGNITY FOR WORK

2. Kind Beings (www.thekindbeings.org)

We, Kind Beings, are Delhi-based NonGovernmental Organisation who aim to bring about cohesive changes in society by performing ‘Acts of Kindness ‘. We are a team of young professionals who have come together with only one goal in mind – to make the world a better place for everyone.

We work to uplift the underprivileged, be aware of the illiterate, feed the hungry, be the voice for our Mother Earth and ensure that peace prevails all around us. Starting from P-22

Delhi, we have extended our helping hands to people in 30+ cities, towns, and districts in the States of Uttar Pradesh, Jammu, and Kashmir Haryana, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, and Rajasthan.

To do achieve our goals we focus on some key areas of social interest which include subjects like Education and Equal Opportunity, Gender Equality, LGBT Community Rights, Skill Development for all, Bettering Health, Fulfilling Nutritional Deficiency, Taking Care of Animals, Reducing Pollution, thereby, guaranteeing a BETTER FUTURE for our nation. We may be a minuscule part of the globe, but our ideas and actions can go way beyond our physical limitations. The power of ‘acts of kindness’ is unrecognized but the still, undoubtedly, can bring about glorious changes in many lives by showering happiness and blessings and Kind Beings makes that possible.

There are currently 4 projects active under this organization namelym World's Makeover m Edushala m Be Kind To Animals m Strong She

3. The Robinhood Army www.robinhoodarmy.com

The Robin Hood Army is a zero-funds volunteer organization that works to get surplus food from restaurants and communities to serve the less fortunate.

Our “Robins” are largely students and young working professionals – everyone does

this in their free time. The lesser fortunate sections of society we serve include homeless families, orphanages, patients from public hospitals, and old age homes.

Modeled on the Re-Food program in Portugal, the Robin Hood Army started on the streets of Delhi, India in August 2014.

4. Child Rights and You (www.cry.org)

A happy, healthy, and creative child whose rights are protected and honored in a society that is built on respect for dignity, justice, and equity for all. CRY was born of a dream to ensure happier childhoods for all children.

In 1979, RippanKapur – an Indian Airlines purser – started CRY with 6 friends and just Rs. 50. Today, over 4 decades later, CRY works with 102 local NGOs across 19 states in India and has impacted the lives of over 3 million children.

They are currently working under various sectorsm Education m Health and Nutrition m Safety and Protection m Child Participation And lots more. There are many more such organizations that are working towards making our society a better one for us and our future generations. Let us also contribute and be a part of such organizations and share what we have. Share knowledge, education, skills, resources, etc with the people who do not have access to such resources.

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