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Omar calls horticulture crucial for Rs 100 crore for Rajya Sabha seat says member development calls for its modernization
SRINAGAR, JULY 29: Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah Monday listed the measures and packages his government has put in place to give boost to horticulture and ameliorate the lot of a large chunk of population associated with this important activity in the state. The Chief Minister mentioned drip irrigation, distribution of quality planting material, coverage of feasible areas under cultivation of disease resistant and early maturing, varieties of apple, stone fruits, almond, walnut and other nuts in the temperate zone and citrus fruits in sub tropical areas and said that focus is on production of quality fruit and its smooth marketing. Omar said that horticulture is responsible for generating substantial livelihood for the people and strengthening of economy. He said this sector

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Shab-i-Qadir holiday on 6th August
SRINAGAR, JULY 29: According to Government order issued by General Administration Department here today, it is ordered that the holiday on account of Shab-i-Qadir will be now observed on August 6th 2013 (Tuesday) instead of August 5th, 2013 (Monday).

Many deputations meet CM

offers great promises for investors to invest. He urged upon the educated youth to venture upon in this sector under MSME programme for which package of incentives are available for them. Talking to a deputation of fruit growers from Shopian in his Monday Awami

Mulaqaat here, the Chief Minister said that a Modern Fruit Market at Shopian will not only give considerable fillip to the handling and marketing of fruit from this area but ensure remunerative returns for horticulture produce. The deputation of fruit grow-

ers conveyed their gratitude and thanks on behalf of over 22000 families associated with this economic activity in Shopian District to the Chief Minister for granting a Modern Fruit Market to this District known for production of apples and other fruits. They Contd p2

CHANDIGARH, JULY 29: A controversy has been stirred when a Rajya Sabha member of Congress party said on Monday said that people who cough out a cool Rs 100 crore get a seat in Rajya Sabha. As the BJP latched on to his remarks to accuse Congress of being in the habit of "cutting out deals" and having brought politics in the country to such a "low level", Singh, a Rajya Sabha MP, went into damage control on Monday claiming that what appeared in media was an "entirely wrong version" of what he had said. Addressing a rally in Jind on Sunday, the Congress leader had said, "Once someone told me that he had a budget of Rs 100 crore to become a Rajya Sabha MP. But when he totalled the expenditure later, he found it was Rs 80 crore and he had ended up saving Rs 20 crore." "Now you think, a man who succeeds taking the

membership of Rajya Sabha by spending 80 crore or 100 crore rupees, what will they think about the poor," he had added. Facing flak for his remarks, Singh said, "my version was simple that there is a trend of new political class, more people with money power, who are entering in Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha and I had given figures from a newspaper". "...I had made a mention that after the Lok Sabha results of 2009, certain fig-

ures were given in a newspaper report that 360 of the candidates, who had won were crorepatis and a dozen and half of them were billionaries (arabpatis)," he added. Singh said this was how the money power is becoming more important in parliamentary democracy. "There are also certain people, who can spend crores of rupees to make an entry into politics. I had also said that if such elements will have their influence this will muzzle the voice Contd p2

CM calls on Governor
SRINAGAR, JULY 29: Mr. Omar Abdullah, Chief Minister, met Mr. N. N. Vohra, Governor, at Raj Bhavan, here on Monday evening. In their over one hour long meeting, the Governor and the Chief Minister had discussions on wide ranging issues relating to internal security, governance, communal harmony, enhancement of internal fiscal resources and the likely hindrances in the path of speedy execution of development and welfare projects. The Chief Minister and Governor also discussed the conduct of the ongoing Shri Amarnathji Yatra.

Telangana woes get bigger for UPA, Explain how Article 370 has helped 1000 security personnel rushed development Jugal asks NC, Cong, PDP
NEW DELHI, JULY 29: With probably a mind made on the Telangana, the UPA is fearing widespread violence if the new state becomes a reality . Fearing protests the Centre has rushed in about 1000 additional security personnel to control situation in the need of an exigency. The additional forces, along with the existing 1,200 paramilitary personnel, are expected to be deployed in coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema regions, where protests may erupt if the Centre takes a decision in favour of bifurcating Andhra Pradesh for creation of Telangana state. Sources said apart from the central forces, 200 personnel of Karnataka Armed Police and 100 personnel of Tamil Nadu Armed Police are stationed in Hyderabad and its adjoining areas to assist the state police in maintaining the law and order. Besides, there are around 4,000 paramilitary personnel currently engaged in antiNaxal operations in Andhra Pradesh. Home ministry officials are in regular touch with state government officials and have asked them to ensure peace in the Contd p2

Infiltration bid foiled, two infiltrators kil ed

JAMMU, JULY 29: Lashing out strongly on Congress PDP and National

Conference on their statement that Article 370 had helped the development of the State the President of the state unit of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)Jugal kishore Sharma on Monday asked them to explain how the Article 370 had helped the people of the state. "Time has come for Congress, NC, PDP and other votaries of Article 370 to let people know as to how it has helped the state in progress and development," BJP state president Jugal Kishore Sharma said while addressing a

public gathering at Sunderbani, nearly 80 kms from here. Sharma said people should ask NC, PDP and Congress to render an audit of the utility of Article-370. Rural upliftment schemes for the poor like MNREGA and Indira Awas Yojana have become milking cows for the ruling combine, he alleged and added, "There is no perceptible improvement in road connectivity, rural housing or availability of potable water, though the government is allocating huge sums of money."

Amarnath pilgrimage; 354 pilgrims leave for the cave shrine

JAMMU, JULY 29: It was the smallest batch of pilgrims which left for the cave shrine of Amarnath in South Kashmir Himalayas on Monday. A convoy of 12 vehicles, carrying the 32nd batch of 354 devotees, left the Yatri Niwas at Bhagwati Nagar at around 4:50 AM to pay obeisance at the cave shrine in the Kashmir Valley, police said. The batch includes 225 men, 28 women and eight children, apart from 93 priests, were on their way to twin base camps of Pahalagam and Contd p2

SRINAGAR, JULY 29: With Pakistan bent upon pushing terrorists in the Kashmir valley two infiltrators were killed on Monday when they made a bid to sneak in across the Line of control (LoC). A defence spokesman said troops

guarding the LOC in Keran sector of Kupwara district spotted some suspicious movement in the early hours of Monday after which a gunfight ensued. "One terrorist has been killed in Keran sector of the LOC today (Monday) Contd p2

Gay relief: Pope comes in support of gays, says no need to marginalize them
ROME, JULY 29: Pope Francis, in some of the most compassionate words from any pontiff on gays, said they should not be judged or marginalised and should be integrated into society, but he reaffirmed Church teaching that homosexual acts are a sin. In a broad-ranging 80minute conversation with journalists on the plane bringing him back from a week-long visit to Brazil, Francis also said the Roman Catholic Church's ban on women priests was definitive, although he would like them to have more leadership roles in administration and pastoral activities. Francis defended gays from discrimination in what who am I to judge him?" the pope said. "The Catechism of the Catholic Church explains this very well. It says they should not be marginalized because of this (orientation) but that they must be integrated into society," he said, speaking in Italian. "The problem is not having this orientation. We must be brothers. The problem is lobbying by this orientation, or lobbies of greedy people, political lobbies, Masonic lobbies, so many lobbies. This is the worse problem," he said. Francis was answering a question about reports of a "gay lobby" in the Vatican. "You see a lot Contd p2

"It's time to liberate country from congress": Sushma

NEW DELHI, JULY 29: Senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Sushma Swaraj on Monday launched a scathing attack on the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government, saying the need was to fight to liberate India from the ruling party. Addressing party workers at the BJP Mahila Karyakarta Sammelan in the national capital, the Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha said, "Rani of Jhansi fought to liberate India from British. Today, we women will fight to liberate India from the Congress." Donning a saffron turban, Swaraj expressed concern over the rise in instances of crime against women, saying, "Indian women are in states from the Congress and defend ours. This is our aim." "There is no point in talking about agriculture growth, GDP figures and so on. There is no need to tell the women about it. You talk to them about their pain... When you reach out to a woman from a slum, or a woman from an affluent section, talk to them about their specific concerns," Swaraj said. Citing an example, she said while talking with young women working in call centres, the women workers should discuss issues about their security. Swaraj advised the cadre to be well-versed with the party's viewpoints and counter the opponent accordingly. She also gave suggestions for the Assembly Contd p2

India, US to jointly build a satellite

BANGALORE, JULY 29: It will be for the first time when NASA the US space agency and ISRO the Indian space agency will be building a satellite jointly. The reports are that talks towards this direction have already begun. "Now, there is a feasibility study going on whether we can jointly make a satellite, with synthetic aperture radar (SAR) payloads working on two frequency bands - L-band and Sband", Chairman of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) K Radhakrishnan said here. Charles F Bolden Jr, Administrator of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa) of United States, visited the Space Applications Centre (SAC) of Isro in Ahmedabad Contd p2

was his first news conference since being elected pontiff in March, but also referred to the Catholic Church's universal Catechism, which says that while homosexual orientation is not sinful homosexual acts are. "If a person is gay and seeks God and has good will,

politics, they have reached the space. They have achieved so much, but it's a shame that women are not safe in India." Asserting that the wave in the country was in favour of the BJP, Swaraj hinted at the possibility of an early poll. Claiming that there

were doubts over the possibility of the survival of the UPA government for full term, the powerful orator said, "Mission 2014 can also be Mission 2013." On the BJP's poll strategy, Swaraj said, "In the upcoming Assembly elections, we have to snatch

GEELANI'S 'FARMAN' IS FASCIST, ANTI-REALITY

HINDSIGHT
ROHIT SINGH RANA Syed Ali Shah Geelani, the militant separatist hawk in his latest 'Farman' has ordered that Kashmiris should not give their residences for rent to non locals. This is the latest piece of advice that the hawk has for the people of Kashmir. Who are these non-locals who have become thorn in the eyes of Geelani and whom he considers to throw out of the valley? Simply put they are thousands of labourers, who arrive in the valley to find employment in various sectors. Many of them hail from Bihar, Jharkhand, and West Bengal, Odisha or Chhatisgarh. Geelani is also against the non- locals who are accommodated in the houses as tourists. Nursing anti- India sentiment, he has come out strongly against people who are from other parts of the country. The separatist hawk, reflected upon the Amarnath Yatra too, calling it a ploy of Government of India to achieve its political and military objectives. Only supporting that Yatra, which is curtailed, muted and guarded? Geelani has termed the pilgrimage to Amaranth as a threat to ecology of the area. Coming back to the local and non local issue it needs to be mentioned that Geelani has to see his own history and genealogy in a correct perspective. If he uses the suffix Geelani with his name then he is not a local Kashmiri. He is from Gilan, district of Iran. That makes him a non local Kashmiri who came to Kashmir from outside and settled here. There are now many Muslims in the valley who are not locals but came here in waves from Central Asia, Iran, Iraq and other parts. Some call themselves Naqashbandis, some Syeds. Not uncommon because people come and settle from other areas but when they start calling others nonlocals they are wrong. As of now, Kashmir is a part of India and as long as it remains so nobody here is neither local nor non local. The Geelani 'Farman' has opened few stark truths about Kashmir. It is a fact that about two lakh labourers from other parts of the country are in Kashmir to attend to various work needs of the locals. They are plumbers, carpenters, masons, daily wage labourers, farm workers who do all the farm related jobs right from sowing up to milking cows, cleaning cowsheds and spreading cow dung in the fields. They work as fruit pickers and do all other jobs that the average Kashmiri would do himself two decades ago. The reason is because of prosperity of the local population. Kashmir has turned modern. Visit any village and a modern house with kitchen brimming with all sorts of gadgets is not a rarity. Srinagar is different. Here Dubai style houses have come up. Hail the Indian helping hand which has not let its Kashmiri citizens suffer from any want. But that is never applauded by the separatists like Geelani. When prosperity increases people do not like to work themselves. They keep labourers as previously slaves were kept. The Geelani ought to be quizzed that whom will he invite in Kashmir if this two lakh work force is taken out from the valley. May be he has something up in his mind. A possibility, he may invite Taliban and others from Pakistan. His choice could be Africa. The Geelani mind can go to any lengths. So far as Amaranth Yatra is concerned, it is sacred to more than one billion people of the world. How can a diehard Geelani have the temerity to challenge people coming in lakhs to visit the cave shrine? The octogenarian separatist is speaking his intolerant mind. In his plan the Yatra should be visited by few hundred people that too in a muted way. He is concerned about the ecological fall outs of the pilgrimage; little knowing that very little is left of the ecology in Kashmir. Forest land has been encroached and millions of trees stand felled by the same terror patrons who speak of freedom for Kashmir. Today the sight of Dal Lake or Wullar is pathetic due to rampant encroachment about which Geelani is silent. Srinagar is now concrete jungle and Geelani looks the other way. He knows little that all care is taken to see that ecology along the track of Amarnath Yatra is not disturbed. The pilgrims follow a set path ad scarcely deviate from it. Besides, there are no lakes or forests on the Yatra track which could be threatened as Dal Lake has been. Geelani diktat is nothing but the real outpourings of a separatist who has a closed mindset and who does not like the people of other religions visit Kashmir to follow their religions practices. All along it is sordid tale of intolerance that too within the democracy of India.

EXPLORE ALL ANGLES IN KEWAL SHARMA EXPOSE

The allegations against the Deputy Chief Minister which were published in a section of a press need to be investigated. After all it is the reputation of a top Congress leader and the government that stands tarnished if such allegations are leveled. The credibility quotient of a government has to be above board and not fall within the pale of doubt and disrepute. It is curious that how an APRO of the second most important minister in the State government came up with his set of allegations. He is reportedly in hiding. If he is feeling threatened then he should feel secure in Omar government for he has shown guts to come up with such allegations. If he is nursing a grudge against the Deputy Chief Minister and maligning his name then he needs to be shown his place. In both ways a detailed investigation is desirable because it is in the interest of government to project itself as government where there is integrity and commitment. But one thing tickles the mind was the APRO mad to level allegations against a strong politician or he now feels threatened. God knows only the ways of powerful. RANASAHIB

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Goswami held an hour-long closed door meeting with them and reviewedthe situation there. Shinde and Goswami had assured the state government officials all possible central help to maintain peace in Andhra Pradesh. closed," he said referring to a document by the late pontiff which said the ban was part of the infallible teaching of the Church. The Church teaches that it cannot ordain women because Jesus willingly chose only men as his apostles. Advocates of a female priesthood say he was acting according to the customs of his times. Many in the Church, even those who oppose a female priesthood, say women should be given leadership roles in the Church and the Vatican administration. Francis arrived back in Rome on Monday after a triumphant week-long tour of Brazil which climaxed with a huge gathering on Rio de Janeiro's famed Copacabana beach for a world Catholic youth festival which organisers estimated to have attracted more than 3 million people. former BJP president Nitin Gadkari emphasised that Congress-led government has failed to ensure the safety of women across the country. "You should choose a party which can promise to gouge out the eyes of those who look at women with the wrong intentions," he said. together on the mission) is getting through". On Isro's role, he said, "We will be working together. Some will be built by us, some will be built by them. So, this (work-sharing) has to be finalised", adding, data generated by the mission would be used by both Isro and Nasa. Radhakrishnan hinted at the possibility of Isro making the satellite for the joint mission, with launch from Indian soil. In this context, he pointed to the Indo-French joint satellite missions MeghaTropiques and Saral, with Paris opting for Indian satellites for the ventures with 'desi' rockets. India's 2008 Chandrayaan-1 mission had two instruments from USA. Mini Synthetic Aperture Radar (MiniSAR) was from Johns Hopkins University's Applied Physics Laboratory and Naval Air Warfare Centre, USA through Nasa. MiniSAR was mainly intended for detecting water ice in the permanently shadowed regions of the lunar poles up to a depth of a few meters. Moon Mineralogy Mapper (M3), an imaging spectrometer from Brown University and JPL through Nasa, was intended to assess and map lunar mineral resources at high spatial and spectral resolution. M3 aboard Chandrayaan-1 helped to find the existence of water molecules on the lunar surface. "They (Nasa) had two instruments (on Chandrayaan-1). It worked and they got good return out of it", Radhakrishnan said, noting the finding. He also hinted that Isro might contribute to NASA's new asteroid initiative, which includes work to identify and characterise asteroids of all types and a mission to capture and redirect an asteroid into an orbit closer to Earth so that astronauts can visit it. Radhakrishnan said Nasa is looking at international space community regarding its perception on the subject (asteroids). "Maybe some joint work will emerge at a later stage. But it's in a very nascent stage", he hastened to add. "Nasa has a plan to see how

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they can manage asteroids, and whether they can do some manipulation of its orbit, etc". Isro officials noted that India and United States pursue active civil space cooperation mainly in the areas of earth sciences, space exploration, satellite navigation and professional exchange. Last month's visit was the first by Charles F. Bolden Jr. to any Isro centre after he took over as Nasa administrator in July 2009. Bolden is only the third Nasa chief to visit Isro in the past four decades.

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extended invitation to Omar Abdullah to visit the area and lay foundation of the new Fruit Mandi. "The people of the area want to receive you warmly and welcome you at their place" they added. The deputations from Sopore, Baramulla, Kothar, Achabal and Rajpora extended similar invitations to Omar Abdullah for visiting these areas which he accepted and thanked the people for their love. Speaking to a deputation of Beopar Mandal, the Chief Minister said that trade and commerce activities nurture economy and his government is determined to help grow and expand trade, industries and commerce in the state. He said qualified youth are being provided various incentives to get engaged in trade, commerce and industrial activities to earn respectable livelihood and provide opportunities to others in this regard. During his interaction with a deputation of All J&K Mochi Traders Federation, the Chief Minister said that inclusive and equitable development is bench mark of development policy of his government. He said that weaker sections are being focused for holistic development under various programmes. As many as 74 deputations from all across the state and concerning various organi-

sations and associations besides scores of individuals met the Chief Minister in today's Awami Mulaqaat, presented their memoranda and sought his intervention in redressal of their grievances. The deputations which met the Chief Minister included those from Rajouri, Qazigund, Wathura, Shopian Rajpora, Baramulla, Achabal, Kothar, Anantnag, Srinagar, Bemina, Tral, Budgam, Pulwama, Soura, Zadibal, Awantipora, Budgam, Ganderbal, Kulgam, Banihal, Sopore, Samboora, Kupwara and concerned with various Unions, Associations and Auqaf Committees. The Chief Minister gave patient hearing to the deputations and the individuals and passed on orders on urgent matters of public importance on the spot while other matters were marked to the concerned departments for examination and consideration.

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where the alert troops of the army foiled an infiltration bid," the spokesman said. In another gunfight, another intruder was killed in Pallanwala (Akhnoor) sector of the LOC in Jammu district by the army, a senior police officer told a news agency. The infiltration bid in Pallanwala, 60 km from Jammu city, was made during the night, the police officer said. written about the gGay relief: ..ay lobby. I still have not seen anyone in the Vatican with an identity card saying they are gay," he joked. Addressing the issue of women priests, the pope said, "The Church has spoken and says 'no' ... that door is closed." It was the first time he had spoken in public on the subject. "We cannot limit the role of women in the Church to altar girls or the president of a charity, there must be more ...," he said in answer to a question during a remarkably frank conversation with Vatican journalists. "But with regards to the ordination of women, the Church has spoken and says no. Pope John Paul said so with a formula that was definitive. That door is

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Baltal in the Valley, they added. With today's batch, a total of 49,444 pilgrims have left Jammu base camp for Amarnath so far.

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on June 25. He had a meeting with Radhakrishnan, also Secretary, Department of Space, along with senior officials of Isro to discuss the ongoing cooperative activities between ISRO and NASA and also the potential areas of future cooperation. "...the joint satellite mission is an important step. It's not making an instrument and plugging it actually. It's working together. That's what we are discussing. It (working together) should happen in the next few months", Radhakrishnan said. "Both organisations are coming together and saying let's develop it together...use your strength, use my strength. That's a good way of working", he said. "It (the proposed satellite) is interesting from scientific point of view, it's interesting from normal resource management point of view," he said. Radhakrishnan said Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory would make the radar system "if it (in case of Nasa, Isro deciding to work

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polls due in five states. "In states like Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh where we are in power, the workers should enumerate the various achievements of our governments while in Delhi and Rajasthan you should tell the people about the failures of the Congress there and at the Centre," Swaraj said. BJP strategy is to highlight issues affecting the women directly and price rise will be underscored prominently by the party. "Earlier rations were costly, now even milk, vegetables, power, water, education fees and medicines have become dearer... Even gas cylinders are being rationed now," she said. Speaking on the occasion,

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of those people to raise the issues of the poor and take up their causes," he told reporters.

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state as the Centre is inching closer to a decision on Telangana. Last week, Andhra Pradesh chief secretary P K Mohanty and DGP V Dinesh Reddy were summoned to the capital where home minister Sushilkumar Shinde and home secretary Anil

Molecular robots could help create more targeted therapeutics

WASHINGTON: A new technique using molecular robots could help develop more targeted drugs, a new study has revealed. Sergei Rudchenko, Ph.D., director of flow cytometry at Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) in New York City and a senior author of the study, said that the next step is to conduct tests in a mouse model of leukemia. In the new study, which is a collaboration between researchers from HSS and Columbia University, scientists designed molecular robots that are capable of identifying multiple receptors on cell surfaces, thereby effectively labeling more specific subpopulations of cells. The molecular robots, known as molecular automata, are composed of a mixture of antibodies and short strands of DNA. These short DNA strands, otherwise called oligonucleotides, can be manufactured by researchers in a laboratory with any userspecified sequence. The researchers conducted their experiments using white blood cells. All white blood cells have CD45 receptors, but only subsets have other receptors such as CD20, CD3, and CD8. In one experiment, HSS researchers created three different molecular robots. Each one had an antibody component of either CD45, CD3 or CD8 and a DNA component. The DNA components of the robots were created to have a high affinity to the DNA components of another robot. DNA can be thought of as a double stranded helix that contains two strands of coded letters, and certain strands have a higher affinity to particular strands than others. The researchers mixed human blood from healthy donors with their molecular robots. When a molecular robot carrying a CD45 antibody latched on to a CD45 receptor of a cell and a molecular robot carrying a CD3 antibody latched on to a different welcoming receptor of the same cell, the close proximity of the DNA strands from the two robots triggered a cascade reaction, where certain strands were ripped apart and more complementary strands joined together. The result was a unique, single strand of DNA that was displayed only on a cell that had these two receptors. The addition of a molecular robot carrying a CD8 antibody docking on a cell that expressed CD45, CD3 and CD8 caused this strand to grow. The researchers also showed that the strand could be programmed to fluoresce when exposed to a solution. The robots can essentially label a subpopulation of cells allowing for more targeted therapy. The researchers say the use of increasing numbers of molecular robots will allow researchers to zero in on more and more specific subsets of cell populations. In computer programming language, the molecular robots are performing what is known as an "if yes, then proceed to X function." Maria Rudchenko, M.S., the first author of the paper and a research associate at Hospital for Special Surgery, said that the automata trigger the growth of more strongly complementary oligonucleotides. She said that the reactions occur fast. In about 15 minutes, we can label cells. The findings are in Advance Online Publication on the website of Nature Nanotechnology.

New device uses precision to pinpoint best time to conceive

NEW YORK: A new fertility monitor has been developed which can help pinpoint accurately the exact days of the month a woman is most likely to conceive. The slim, walnut-sized device, which is worn like a patch underneath the armpit, takes body temperature measurements up to 20,000 times a day.Dr. Jacques Moritz, director of gynecology at St. Luke`s-Roosevelt Hospital, said that DuoFertility is a very fancy thermometer that has human feedback linked to it, the New York Daily News reported. After wearing it for 3-4 days, the temperature data can be uploaded to a computer, along with other observations

regarding menstrual cycle, sleep habits and moods, and then it can be sent to a lab at Cambridge University in England.Within days, the lab email assessments of a woman`s fertility patterns including the exact days the couple should try to conceive. Cambridge Temperature Concepts is the company behind DuoFertility

How brain filters out distractions to concentrate

LONDON: Researchers have shed new light on the cellular mechanisms responsible for the ability of brain to pay attention to relevant information while ignoring distractions. Without the ability to focus and filter out "noise," we could not effectively interact with our environment. Researchers from Dartmouth`s Geisel School of Medicine and the University of California Davis studied communications between synaptically connected neurons under conditions where subjects shifted their attention toward or away from visual stimuli that activated the recorded neurons . Using this highly sensitive measure of attention`s influence on neuron-to-neuron communication, they were able to demonstrate that attention operates at the level of the synapse to improve sensitivity to incoming signals, sharpen the precision of these signals, and selectively boost the transmission of attention-grabbing information while reducing the level of noisy or attention-disrupting information. The results point to a novel mechanism by which attention shapes perception by selectively altering presynaptic weights to highlight sensory features among all the noisy sensory input. In addition to expanding our understanding of brain, this study could help people with attention deficits resulting from brain injury or disease, possibly leading to improved screening and new treatments. The study was published in the journal Nature.

PATNA: The Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar on Monday said the anger of opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) against him anger against him was "misplaced". He held the BJP responsible for the break-up by breaching trust of alliance. "Chor machaye shor (The thief is making a loud sound)," Kumar told reporters describing BJP's protest against him as "misplaced and sans any logic." "They (BJP) have no genuine issue against meas they themselves are responsible for the split in NDA. BJP in Bihar is raising non-political issues against me to hog the limelight in newspapers," Kumar said in his assembly chamber after the House was adjourned till recess over 23 children's death after eating poisonous midday meal in a Chhapra school. He said the BJP was talking about collecting iron from people of Nalanda (Kumar's native district) for constructing a statue of "Iron man" Sardar Ballabh Bhai Patel. "Nalanda has been known as
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a seat of learning since early days of history and not for iron mines," he said on a statement of his former deputy Sushil Kumar Modi at 'Viswaghat rally' at Nalanda last week. On speculations about a tieup between Congress and JD(U) after the split triggered by the former voting for the ruling party in trust vote, Kumar said "as of today there is no talk of alliance with any party. (But) who has seen tomorrow?" JD(U) has started preparing to contest the 2014 Lok Sabha elections alone, he said. Kumar, who severed ties with BJP after elevation of Narendra Modi as chief of its election panel, repeated that his party was forced to end ties after clearly seeing "writing on the wall" (Modi becoming PM candidate of BJP). "What was the option left for us?" Kumar said, adding that JD (U)'s stand on the matter was known to BJP for over a year ago that it would walk out if Modi was projected as PM nominee. Kumar blamed the saffron party for wasting a chance to oust Congress from power.
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Walking in the woods can help relieve stress

DNA mutation breakthrough could help treat TB, cancer

WASHINGTON: A new method has been developed by researchers that has the capability of looking at a specific segment of DNA and point out a single mutation, which could help diagnose and treat diseases like cancer and tuberculosis. These small changes can be the root of a disease or the reason some infectious diseases resist certain antibiotics. Lead author Georg Seelig, a University of Washington assistant professor of electrical engineering and of computer science and engineering said that the team has really improved on previous approaches because their solution doesn`t require any complicated reactions or added enzymes, it just uses DNA. He said that this means that the method is robust to changes in temperature and other environmental variables, making it well-suited for diagnostic applications in low-resource settings. Seelig, along with David Zhang of Rice University and Sherry Chen, a UW doctoral student in electrical engineering, designed probes that can pick out mutations in a single base pair in a target stretch of DNA. The probes allow researchers to look in much more detail for variations in long sequences - up to 200 base pairs - while current methods can detect mutations in stretches of up to only 20. Zhang, an assistant professor of bioengineering at Rice University, said that in terms of specificity, our research suggests that we can do quadratically better, meaning that whatever the best level of specificity, our best will be that number squared. The testing probes are designed to bind with a sequence of DNA that is suspected of having a mutation. The researchers do this by creating a complimentary sequence of DNA to the double-helix strand in question. Then, they allow molecules containing both sequences to mix in a test tube in salt water, where they naturally will match up to one another if the base pairs are intact. Unlike previous technologies, the probe molecule checks both strands of the target double helix for mutations rather than just one, which explains the increased specificity. The probe is engineered to emit a fluorescent glow if there`s a perfect match between it and the target. If it doesn`t illuminate, that means the strands didn`t match and there was in fact a mutation in the target strand of DNA. The findings have been published online in the journal Nature Chemistry.

LONDON: Taking a stroll in the woods can help manage stress levels, lessen BP and help fight heart ailments, a new study has revealed. One of the experiments, conducted by the researchers at the University of Essex, discovered that just looking at images of forests helped to reduce strains. Dr. Valerie Gladwell led a

team of scientists that carried out experiments on volunteers while measuring their stress levels. The participants in the research were asked to walk in specified "green environments" at lunchtime slept better that night. After eight weeks, the volunteers had lower blood pressure and perceived stress.

Gladwell said that her team`s research has shown that `green environments` can be an effective stress-buster. She asserted that if they can encourage more people to enjoy the great outdoors it may help increase their levels of physical activity and, therefore, could also be a powerful tool to help fight cardiovascular disease

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129th Standing Committee meet of Sports Council held

Meets 74 deputations, scores of individuals

SRINAGAR, JULY 29: Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah Monday listed the measures and packages his government has put in place to give boost to horticulture and ameliorate the lot of a large chunk of population associated with this important activity in the state. The Chief Minister mentioned drip irrigation, distribution of quality planting material, coverage of feasible areas under cultivation of disease resistant and early maturing, varieties of apple, stone fruits, almond, walnut and other nuts in the temperate zone and citrus fruits in sub tropical areas and said that focus is on production of quality fruit and its smooth marketing. Omar said that horticulture is responsible for generating substantial livelihood for the people and strengthening of economy. He said this sector offers great promises for investors to invest. He urged upon the educated youth to venture upon in this sector under MSME programme for which package of incentives are available for them. Talking to a deputation of fruit growers from Shopian in his Monday Awami Mulaqaat here, the Chief Minister said that a Modern Fruit Market at Shopian will not only give considerable fillip to the handling and marketing of fruit from this area but ensure remunerative returns for horticulture produce. The deputation of fruit growers conveyed their gratitude and thanks on behalf of over 22000 families associated with this economic activity in Shopian District to the Chief Minister for granting a Modern Fruit Market to this District known for production of apples and other fruits. They extended invitation to Omar Abdullah to visit the area and lay foundation of the new Fruit Mandi. "The people of the area want to receive you warmly and welcome you at their place" they added. The deputations from Sopore, Baramulla, Kothar, Achabal and Rajpora extended similar invitations to Omar Abdullah for visiting these areas which he accepted and thanked the people for their love. Speaking to a deputation of Beopar Mandal, the Chief Minister said that trade and commerce activities nurture economy and his government is determined to help grow and expand trade, industries and commerce in the state. He said qualified youth are being provided various incentives to get engaged in trade, commerce and industrial activities to earn respectable livelihood and provide opportunities to others in this regard. During his interaction with a deputation of All J&K Mochi Traders Federation, the Chief Minister said that inclusive and equitable development is bench mark of development policy of his government. He said that weaker sections are being focused for holistic development under various programmes. As many as 74 deputations from all across the state and concerning various organisations and associations besides scores of individuals met the Chief Minister in today's Awami Mulaqaat, presented their memoranda and sought his intervention in redressal of their grievances. The deputations which met the Chief Minister included those from Rajouri, Qazigund, Wathura, Shopian Rajpora, Baramulla, Achabal, Kothar, Anantnag, Srinagar, Bemina, Tral, Budgam, Pulwama, Soura, Zadibal, Awantipora, Budgam, Ganderbal, Kulgam, Banihal, Sopore, Samboora, Kupwara and concerned with various Unions, Associations and Auqaf Committees.

Sports being included in curriculum, strengthening infrastructure my priority: Taj

SRINAGAR, JULY 29: Minister for Medical Education, Youth Services & Sports, Mr. Taj Mohi ud Din on Monday said sports would soon be incorporated into the school curriculum and his Department is in touch with Education Department in this connection. He said the aim is to inculcate sports spirit among student community. Chairing the 129th meeting of Standing Committee of J&K State Sports Council here on Monday, the Minister said strengthening of sports infrastructure in the State is his priority and he is keen that stadia particularly indoor stadia are constructed in every block of the State as youth here have limited recreational facilities available and that too for a limited season. Sensing this, the Minister said, the Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh has sanc-

Reasi administration gears up to attract Shri For irrigation facility at Seriwarpora Pattan Budha Amarnath Yatra to ShivKhori shrine Bore well constructed at a
REASI, JULY 29- The District Administration has decided to attract the pilgrims visiting Budha Amarnath Yatra to holy shrine of Shiv Khori by providing adequate facilities enroute. This was revealed at meeting of officers of line departments representatives of Shri Shiv Khori Shrine Board with the deputy commissioner, Dr. Shahid Iqbal Choudhary in the chair. The meeting, while discussing the arrangements for the pilgrims, observed that in the light of previous year figures, it is expected that about 2000 yatris will visit the holy cave during annual Shri Budha Amarnath Yatra starting from August 2 to August 12. The DDC said that the administration had taken concrete steps to attract Shri Budha Amarnath Yatris through Shiv Khori route. He further added that for the first time the district administration and locals have geared up to attract the Budha Amarnath Yatra through this route. In order to ensure better facilities to the yatris, concerned departments have been asked to ensure uninterrupted power supply, adequate drinking water, parking and medical aid facilities at the shrine besides, installing sufficient number of temporary toilets, and foolproof security arrangements. The DDC asked the officers to coordinate and make all efforts for ensuring comfort of yatris. sHe said that the district administration was committed to promote pilgrim tourism in Reasi for which it has great potential. He said that this year the number of yatris visiting Shiv Khori Holy Cave was expected to touch a whopping 25 lakh mark. Addl DC Rajinder Singh Tara, SSP Reasi Raghuvir Singh, Exn PWD K.H.Shah, Tehsildars Gopal Singh and R.K.Anand. EO SSKB Dr. Manmeet Moten, AD CAPD Kewal Krishan, etc were present in the meeting.

cost of Rs. 35 lakhs

BARMULLA, JULY 29: In order to provide irrigation facility for the Agriculture land of Seriwarpora Pattan, the Agriculture Department has constructed a deep bore well at a cost of about Rs. 35 lakhs with community participation for which Rs. 17.50 lakhs have been expended under Centrally Sponsored Scheme Rashtriya Kissan Vikas Yojana (RKVY). This was disclosed by Director Agriculture Kashmir, Mr. Mushtaq Peerzada during an inspection of deep bore well construction. On this occasion Director Agriculture Kashmir was informed that the bore well shall providing 7000 gallons of water per hour which is sufficient to irrigate about 600 kanals of land of village Seriwarpora, Pattan. The villagers expressed satisfaction over the fulfillment of their long pending demand to provide irrigation to their lands. On this occasion, Director Agriculture Kashmir said that similar type of bore wells are being constructed in other areas under RKVY Scheme for strengthening the irrigation system in the Valley.

tioned a package of more than Rs. 700 crore for J&K to strengthen its sports infrastructure. He said astro turf is being laid on TRC grounds, Srinagar and at Baramulla. He said M.A. Stadium Jammu is also being upgraded to hold national level events. In addition, he said, every stadium and sports body is being provided sports kits and equipment. In meeting, the committee approved the setting up of District Sports Councils for

co ordinating and better managing of sports activities in the districts. These councils would have representation from Youth Services Department, Sports Council and District administration. In another major decision, the committee fixed age and tenure for the office bearers of sports bodies. Any office bearer cannot hold a post beyond two terms of four years each before going through a cooling period of four years.

Div Com takes stock of Jumat-ul-Vida, Shab-i-Qadr besides Eid arrangements

Finalizes I-Day arrangements
SRINAGAR, JULY 29: Arrangements for ensuing Independence Day celebrations in Summer Capital at Bakshi Stadium Srinagar were finalized in a high level meeting held here today under the Chairmanship of Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir, Mr. Shalindera Kumar. The meeting also reviewed the arrangements for Jumat-ul-Vida, Shab-iQadr and Eid-ul-Fitr. The meeting discussed threadbare arrangements being put in to celebrate the national event with fervor and gaiety. It was given out in the meeting that fool proof security, arrangements shall be put in place in and around the Bakshi Stadium where the flag hoisting ceremony shall be held. The function will start with the Shahnai Wadan in the wee hours followed by the flag hoisting by chief guest, which will be followed by march past and inspection of parade. The march past shall comprise the contingents of J&K Police, J&K Armed Police, BSF, CRPF, Ladies Police, IRP, Fire and Emergency Services, NCC, Forest Protection Force, J&K Prisons department and students of different educational institutions. It was also informed in the meeting that the Department of Information, Cultural Academy, Education and Youth Services and Sports shall jointly arrange cultural programmes of different nature depicting composite culture and art of the State. The meeting also decided that all major buildings including Civil Secretariat, Divisional Commissioner Office, Tourism Department , Doordarshan, Radio, SKICC etc shall be illuminated from August 13-15. Divisional Commissioner Kashmir on the occasion directed all the concerned officers of the departments including R&B, PHE, Power, Health, Municipality, Floriculture etc. to ensure proper coordination for the successful celebrations of the Independence Day. The meeting also reviewed the arrangements for smooth conduct of Jumat-ul-Vida, Shab-i-Qadr and Eid-ul-Fitr. During the discourse of the meeting, the IGP Traffic informed that special traffic management programme shall be put in for hassle free traffic movement on the auspicious days including Eidul-Fitr. The Divisional Commissioner Kashmir directed for providing proper parking place at Poloview, Residency Road and Hari Singh High Street to ensure smooth plying of traffic at these vital trade markets. He also directed for restricting the movement of 407 vehicles on these routes from August 6 onwards till Eid.

DDC reviews implementation of MDM scheme in Kishtwar

Altaf reviews progress of dev projects

Widening of Kangan market road from next month, 12 WSSs targeted this year
SRINAGAR, JULY 29: Road widening at Kangan Market will be taken up after the Eid festival by the authorities. The process of land compensation to the effected people would also go simultaneously. This assurance was given to the Minister for Forest and Environment, Mian Altaf Ahmad by the Beacon authorities at a meeting of officers which was convened here to review the status of various on-going projects under Road, PHE, Power, Health and Education sectors in Kangan area. Deputy Commissioner, Ganderbal, Sarmad Hafiz, officers of R&B, PHE, PDD, Revenue, Education, Health and Beacon were present in the meeting. The Minister directed the Deputy Commissioner to take necessary steps for ensuring cleanliness of the Kangan Market in order to address the grievance of the locals and shopkeepers. Apart from widening of Kangan Market road, the Minister was told that work on widening of KanganSonamarg highway will also be taken up shortly. The meeting was informed that Rs 11.75 crore Pethpora-Chattergul road project has been prioritized while as black topping of 1 km Akhal road will be taken up soon. It was given out that Rs 34 crore have been earmarked for upgradation of overall drinking water scenario in in the constituency. In this connection 12 water supply schemes (WSS) and SatarnagFilteration Plant have been targeted to be completed during the current financial year in the Kangan area, the meeting was informed.

KISHTWAR, JULY 29Deputy Commissioner Kishtwar Saleem Mohammad on Monday reviewed the implementation of Mid Day Meal Scheme in the district here at an officers' meeting. Tehsildar Kishtwar, Chief Planning officer, Chief Education Officer, DSWO, AD Planning, ZEO's of all education blocks and representatives from health department participated in the meeting. Taking stock of provision of food and quality of cooking oil, vegetables and other items under Mid Day Meal Scheme, the DC directed the concerned officials to ensure regular testing of food items and drinking water in schools. He asked the offi-

cials to use steel containers for storing the food grains and cooking oil to avoid any sort of contamination. It was decided that orientation programmes for cooks would be organized to educate them about the hygienic cooking. The meeting also decided to constitute Village Level Monitoring Committees to keep a close watch on the implementation of the scheme. The DDC also reviewed the progress on the construction of Toilets and Kitchen sheds under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA). The education department was directed to complete the remaining works in a time bound manner and also ensure use of quality material.

Madan Lal chairs Jammu Dist Vigilance & Monitoring Committee meet
JAMMU, JULY 29- The meeting of Vigilance & Monitoring Committee of Jammu district was held here today under the chairmanship of Member Parliament Madan Lal Sharma, to review the progress on various schemes funded by Ministry of Rural Development, Govt. of India in the District. MLAs Ashok Khajuria, Jugal Kishore, Choudhary Sham Lal, Sukhnandan Choudhary, Garu Ram, Bharat Bhushan, Indu Pawar, Sarpanchs representing all blocks of Jammu district, besides the district officers of implementing departments attended the meeting. District Development Commissioner, Jammu Ajeet Kumar Sahu gave a detailed account of allocation and achievements for the year 2012-13 and 2013-14 besides the funds made available by crore was spent under National Rural Drinking Water Programme (NRDWP) and Rs.14.24 crore under NRHM in the district. The members of the committee asked the concerned departments to create mass awareness about the schemes being implemented by them so that their benefits percolate down to the targeted lot. The meeting decided that the MLAs and members of committee would conduct field visit to oversee the impact of various centrally sponsored schemes of Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India and other schemes as well. On the basis of the feedback, so received by the committee in the departments would take corrective measures wherever required to improve upon their functioning to the level of public satisfaction.

Rs. 66 lakh sanctioned in favour of 16 unemployed educated youth in Shopian

SHOPIAN, JULY 29: About Rs. 66 lakh including margin money of Rs. 18.40 lakhs have been sanctioned in favour of 16 unemployed educated youth belonging to district Shopian for establishing their own income generating units under Prime Minister's Rojgar Yojana (PMRY). This was disclosed at a meeting of officers under the Chairmanship of Additional District D e v e l o p m e n t Commissioner, Shopian held here today. Among others the meeting was attended by General Manager, District Industries Centre, Shopian and representatives of various banks.

Economic development, dignified life of people prime objective of Govt: Lone

Asks officers to work with compassion, sincerity and dedication

Government of India under various sectors for the current year. He informed the meeting that against an amount of Rs145.50 crore made available under MG-NREGA, IAY, SGSY, DRDA (adm), PMGSY, IWMP (haryali), National Rural Drinking Water Programme (NRDWP), Total Sanitation Campaign (Nirmal Bharat Abhiyan), National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), National Social Assistance

Programme (NSAP) and Mid-day-Meal Scheme. Rs 141.40 crore was expended during the year 2012-13. In the year 2013-14 against availability of Rs.35.20 crore, an amount of Rs.26.85 crore stand utilized on the above said schemes. He further informed that under the flagship MGNREGA, an amount of Rs.64.23 crore was spent, while Rs 6.06 crore was spent under IAY. It was further revealed that Rs 33.18

Governor for making Kala Kendra a hub to showcase State's rich cultural heritage
Bhalla urges setting up Planetarium, Regional Science Centre
MANASBAL, JULY 29:Minister for Higher Education, Mr. Mohammad Akbar Lone today urged upon the officers to work with compassion, sincerity and dedication while implementing developmental projects and welfare schemes launched by the Government so that deserving and needy people are benefited. He said economic development and dignified life of the people all across the State is the prime concern of the Government. The Minister said this while addressing an Awami-Darbar convened to assess the pace and progress of the developmental works being executed in the Safapora area of Sonawari Constituency held at Manasbal here on monday. District Development Commissioner Ganderbal, Mr. Sarmad Hafiz, Chief Executive Officer Manasbal Development Authority, ADDC, Ganderbal, officers of PDD, PHE, R&B, Irrigation, Education and concerned departments besides, large number of public representatives and people were present on the occasion The Minister directed the officers of PHE to speed up the pace of ongoing works and complete the process of interior distribution of water supply so that people of the area do not suffer for want of drinking water. He also enjoined upon the officers of R&B to take up the necessary process of road widening and repairs in well coordination with other departments. While asking about the progress of projects being executed by Manasbal Development Authority, the Minister enjoined upon the authorities to expedite the work of its upgradation and development in stipulated time. Mr. Lone stressed upon the officers of Rural Developmental Department to utilize the funds judiciously with transparency and adhere to the guidelines while implementing number of various welfare schemes launched by the Government so that needy and deserving populace is benefited. He also directed holding awareness camps in far flung areas regarding the rural development schemes so that maximum benefit reaches the deserving. Mr. Lone directed ensuring serious care and random checking of Mid-day meals being provided to the school children and asked district administration to monitor it regularly. He also enjoined upon the officers of PDD to provide better services to the public and ensure smooth supply of electricity to them particularly during Ramzan month. SRINAGAR, JULY 29 - Mr. N. N. Vohra, Governor, has emphasized the urgent need for developing Kala Kendra, Jammu, as a vibrant centre for preserving, conserving and showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the State by putting in place the required infrastructure and logistics. The Governor was chairing a meeting of the Governing Council of the Kala Kendra, Jammu at Raj Bhavan here on Monday. The Governor, who is President of the Governing Council of the Kala Kendra, stressed all possible sources being tapped so that the functioning of this Kendra progressively catches up with its aims and objectives. Referring to the suggestions put forth by Mr. Raman Bhalla, Minister for Housing and Culture, for setting up a Planetarium at Jammu as part of the Kala Kendra, the Governor asked the Commissioner Tourism and Culture to take up this matter Culture and Languages, Prof. Nilambar Dev Sharma and Mr. Balwant Thakur, to consider all relevant aspects in regard to the amendments required to be made in the existing Rules and Regulations of the Kala Kendra, particularly focussing on the management aspects, need for regular financial support, allotment of additional land, matters regarding sanction of necessary staff for the Kala Kendra, scale of rentals for the hiring of Seminar Hall, Galleries and other spaces, preparation of a logo of the Kala Kendra, etc. The Sub-Committee will finalize its recommendations within one month and the next meeting of the Governing Council will be held in September this year to take a final view on all matters. Mr. Raman Bhalla, Minister for Housing and Culture, thanked the Governor for taking keen interest in the conservation and promotion of the rich cultural heritage of the State. He stressed for all the required measures being taken for bringing about continuing improvements in the functioning of the Kala Kendra. He emphasized the need for establishment of a Planetarium and a Regional Science Centre at Jammu, which he stated were part of the initial project of the Kala Kendra. Mr. Sajjad Ahmad Kichloo, Minister of State for Home and Tourism, put forth several suggestions for the promotion of the State's rich cultural heritage. Mr. Mohammad Iqbal Khanday, Chief Secretary; Mr. B. R. Sharma, Principal Secretary, Planning and Development; Mr. B. B. Vyas, Principal Secretary, Finance; Mrs. Arvind Manjit Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Culture, Government of India; etc were among those who participated in the meeting.

Jammu Kala Kendra Governing Council meets

with the concerned authorities in the Government of India and also explore other possible sources for establishing this facility which will be of immense benefit to the students and people at large. The Governor asked the Commissioner Culture to take urgent necessary measures for securing the required amounts of water and power supply at the Kala Kendra Complex and, besides undertaking beautification of its

lawns. He desired urgent action to have an electricity metre installed in the Kendra and all future bills paid timely. After extensive discussions in regard to the various agenda items, the meeting decided to constitute a SubCommittee headed by Mr. Atal Dulloo, Commissioner/Secretary, Tourism and Culture, and comprising Mr. Khalid Bashir Ahmad, Secretary, J&K Academy of Art,

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IIM Kozhikode to start postgraduate programmes in Jammu & Kashmir
BANGALORE: Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode (IIM-K) makes a mark at Jammu Kashmir now. The premier B school has opened two classroom centres for their Executive Postgraduate Programme in Management(EPGP); one in Jammu and the second in Kashmir. IIM-K believes that this it would enhance managerial and leadership skills for the locals who are forced to move to metropolitan cities to pursue higher education and make executive management education accessible to working executives of the state. Executives serving Indian Army will also be benefited as they will now have access to formal learning of management functions which they can apply in their professional life, a statement from the institute said. Professor Debashis Chatterjee, director, IIM Kozhikode said: "IIM Kozhikode stands by its commitment to the nation for embracing the marginalized sections of India's youth in its quest for excellence. Our footprints in Jammu and Kashmir will pave the way for opening the doors of management education to those who need it the most." The Executive Postgraduate Programme in Management is offered through incampus classes and interactive learning platform classes conducted during evenings and weekends. Last date of application is August 25 2013.

CAREER IN PAINT TECHNOLOGY

INTRODUCTION Paint Technology is the discipline in which one studies about the various ingredients - resin, polymers, pigments etc. that are used in making a paint. Paint technology involves understanding the chemistry of the functions of each ingredient going into the paint and the effect on the final property of the paint. In Paint Technology, we study about the different kinds of paints, their manufacturing, the use of various kinds of paints and the techniques used for the application of paints. Those who have graduated in this subject field are known as paint technologists. They are responsible for developing new products as well as enhancing and upgrading the qualities of products which have already been developed. Paint Technologist identifies and evaluates the suitability of various paints for various applications. Paint Technologist explain to the customers about the right usage of paints and identify new markets for the products. Their work also involves developing new colours and textures of paints, new techniques for the application of paints etc. Paint Technologist in collaboration with the paint supplier determines the appropriate paint systems for various surfaces and substrates. Its scope covers all kinds of architectural or house, automotive and aircraft paints as well as industrial high-performance, anticorrosive and marine coatings. ELIGIBILITY Educational Minimum requirement for a candidate to get admission for B.Tech in Paint Technology is 10+2 or its equivalent with science. You can opt for M.Tech after B.Tech. Paint technology courses are also offered as a subject/ paper in chemical engineering by most institutes. The course covers technology of oils, resins, polymers, pigments and dyes, organic solvents, paint additives, powder coatings, high solids coating, electro - coatings and other paint application techniques. Personal attributes Paint Technologists require a natural love for colors. They should have an experimental bent of mind and must be hard working. Aspirants should have good communication skills and team spirit, since you will be required to work in close association with a host of other professionals in this industry. Managerial skills is also required to lead teams in various departments. JOB PROSPECTS AND CAREER OPTIONS Paint industry is mainly dependent on automobile and real estate industry. Since these sectors are in boom there

is some scope for paint technology as a career avenue. A Paint Technologist is required in different departments of the paint industry. They can find work in any of the following departments of paint manufacturing companies: research and development, quality assurance, production, marketing and as technical assistants/ executives who work on clients sites. In research and development, one has to identify, evaluate and develop various technologies, formulate the paints that meet the requirements for the desired end application. Paint technologists employed in production department monitors and improves the efficiency in the process of production. A person working in the paint manufacturing company is responsible for the

analysis of raw materials and finished products in the quality assurance department. In technical services and marketing sector paint technologists help in identifying newer markets, promoting products by educating customers, explaining the benefits and right usage. One can find employment in large paint manufacturing companies like Asian Paints India Limited, Shalimar Paints, Berger Paints India Limited, Nerolac Paints Limited, etc. Paint technologists are also employed in automobile industry, home furnishing industries (i.e. manufacture of almirahs, refrigerators etc.). One will also be able to find employment in industries which are into manufacturing of raw materials used in the manufacture of paints, and other allied industries

like pigment or extender manufacturers, resin suppliers, polymer suppliers or additive suppliers. Another option available in this field is that of teaching in universities or colleges offering paint technology course. This field is really challenging as one always need to innovate new varieties of paint and competition among brands is severe. REMUNERATION Salary in this sector depends on the employer and experience one has in the field. Beginner in this field can expect a salary of Rs. 1,25000/- to Rs. 2,00000/- per annum. Salary is really lucrative if one get placed with reputed brands. After gaining experience one can advance to senior level where salary gets better.

Engineering colleges to come down hard on ragging this year

CHENNAI: With classes set to begin in nearly 450 engineering colleges on August 1, many of the institutions are gearing up to combat that bane of the first semester - ragging. As per the All India Council of Technical Education's (AICTE) anti-ragging guidelines issued last month, students residing in hostels will have to submit two affidavits stating that they will not indulge in any form of ragging be it on the college premises or at the hostel. "The forms were given to parents when they came here for admissions and will be collected from the students as soon as they join," said the head of a group of engineering institutions. The council has also asked colleges to put up boards and banners with anti-ragging messages and install complaint boxes on their premises. "We have also asked colleges to send us data on the names and number of members comprising the antiragging committee, but we have received replies only from 32 colleges in the State," an AICTE official said. "This time, we are ready to cancel the affiliation of the college if cases of ragging are reported," he added. Last week, Anna University launched an anti-ragging patrol vehicle with numbers of officials, wardens and student secretaries displayed on it. "We have ID card bands with different colours for students in various years, so it will be easy for even security guards to know if seniors are cornering junior students," said a professor. Senior students of the University are not even allowed to speak to firstyear students. However, students claim that many of these measures are generally ineffective. "On weekends, none of these helplines work. Also, verbal abuse which is very much a part of ragging is never taken seriously," said R. Keerthi, a student at a private engineering college. Data from the National Anti-Ragging Helpline (1800-180-5522) shows that between June 2009 and June 2013, 97 cases of ragging were reported from Tamil Nadu. The highest number of cases came from UP (398), followed by West Bengal with 233 complaints. City police officers said there have been eight cases of ragging filed in the last seven months.

PUNE: The Indian Institute of Managements(IIM) and Prometric have announced the format and date of registration for Common Admission Test (CAT) exam 2013. The CAT exam, which is regarded as a ticket to the prestigious 13 IIMs and other premium B-schools will be held from October 16 to November 11 this year across 40 cities including Pune. Last year there were 36 locations, a statement issued by IIM, Indore that will

CAT 2013 to be held on October 13 and November 11 IIM Lucknow signs MoU conduct this year's CAT examination more branches have been added. with Singapore's leading said. IIM Indore will be conducting CAT this The statement added that, the sale of year with Rohit Kapoor as the convener. management university vouchers and registration for CAT 2013 The pattern of the test is going to be the
will begin from August 5 through September 26. This year the candidates can buy voucher directly through the CAT 2013 website and this will be a lot more convenient for the students. The vouchers are also available through Axis Bank branches and this year 30 same as last year with two sections quantitative ability /data interpretation and verbal ability/logical reasoning and duration of 70 minutes for each section has been allotted, the statement added. Like last year and the year before, candidates cannot move between the sections. LUCKNOW: A memorandum of understanding was signed today between the Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow and Singapore Management University to mutually support each other in the pursuit of excellence in global business education. The MoU was signed by provost and deputy president of SMU, Professor Rajendra Srivastava and director, IIM-L, Devi Singh. "Both IIM Lucknow and SMU would closely collaborate for research, executive education programmes and faculty and student exchange programme," Singh said Another important feature of this collaboration would be to explore designing, developing and delivering of joint programmes leading to certifications from both SMU and IIML, said. The director said that as the world gets globally connected, unification of professional education enriches the process of learning and reaches a greater potential. "With globalization comes in the opportunities that have been created in various domains of learning. Research cannot be confined to geographies. In order to invent new measures of teaching and learning, we today join hands with one of the Asias's leading institutions, SMU, to share our expertise and learn together," he added.

Language course at Jamia Millia Islamia

Starting this year, Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) has introduced a one-year certificate course in Chinese language, which is being offered by the Academy of International Studies at Jamia. The classes for this course will commence from July 29. To mark the launch of the programme in Jamia, a brief ceremony will be held at the campus on July 30 from 11am onwards. The programme will begin with introductory remarks by ambassador Rangachari who is the director of the Academy of International Studies at JMI. Professor SM Sajid, officiating vice-chancellor , Jamia Millia Islamia , will address the audience on the occasion. Professor Wang wei-chung , New Tsing Hua University (NTHU), Taiwan, will also be present. The Taiwan ambassador to India, Chung-Kwang , Tien and his colleagues from the Taiwan Economic and Cultural Centre , and ministry of external affairs , are expected to participate in the event.

Cut-offs damaging ethos of colleges: Tharoor

NEW DELHI: Minister of State Shashi Tharoor, a product of St. Stephen's College, Monday visited Delhi University and voiced concern over the steadily rising cut-off percentages for admissions. This, he said, was damaging the "spirituality and ethos" of the colleges in the university, reputedly one of the best in the country. "Cut-offs are something I am very worried about. I am not a fan of it. The cut-offs to select students have damaged the spirituality and ethos of colleges," said Tharoor, who studied history in Delhi University. The minister of state for human resource and development was speaking at an event organised by the National Students Union of India and the Delhi University Students Union. Recalling his college days, the London-born said: "During my times, students used to be selected depending on their all-round quality. Marks were not much of a criteria." The former UN official admitted, however, that the cut-offs were neither in the hands of his ministry nor the universities as they flowed from Supreme Court directives. Stressing on educational reforms, Tharoor, an MP, said one of the bills pending in parliament related to the setting up of 14 new universities driven towards research and innovation

3rd round of counselling for BEd seats

KANPUR: The 45,000 seats lying vacant in BEd colleges across the state would soon be filled through the third round of counselling in first week of August. The Gorakhpur University had conducted the B.Ed Joint Entrance Exam2013 and subsequent counseling has now decided to set up counseling centres at all statelevel universities for the third round. The Gorkahpur University has already roped in Gautam Buddh Technical University in this endeavour. State has around 1,000 B.Ed colleges. Around 45,000 seats in arts, science and commerce category are lying vacant after first two rounds of counselling. Worried over vacant seats, UP Self-Financed Degree College Association's president Vinay Trivedi along with Brajesh Bhadauria had recently met higher education secretary in Lucknow and urged him for 3 round of counseling to fill vacant seats. Gorakhpur varsity authorities said that maximum number of seats were lying vacant in colleges of Meerut and Agra. The details of the third round of counselling would be available on the website of the varsity.

Abu Dhabi varsity inks MOU with Yemen

ABU DHABI: The Abu Dhabi University recently signed a three-year memorandum of understanding with the embassy of Yemen in Abu Dhabi, enabling both the parties to collaborate in making higher education accessible to high achieving students of Yemeni nationality. The agreement provides Yemeni students who enroll in any of Abu Dhabi University's bachelor programmes, offered during the upcoming academic year 2013 - 2014, with a 30 per cent waiver on tuition fees provided they achieve a 95 per cent cumulative average on their high school grade. The agreement was signed by Nabil Ibrahim, chancellor of Abu Dhabi University, and Abdulhakim Al-Eryani, charge d' affaires at the Yemen embassy.

IIMs expect 10% rise in applicants this year

NEW DELHI: Indian Institutes of Management are expecting an increased number of registrations for the Common Admission Test 2013 (CAT 2013) due to an increase in the number of seats. Around 115 seats have been added taking the total seats across 13 IIMs to 3,335. The organizers also expect a bigger participation by female candidates as IIMs have started giving extra points during admissions to women. From this year, CAT has introduced e-vouchers, but sale of physical vouchers will also continue. Moreover, four more cities have been added to the list of 36 where CAT 2013 is to be conducted. After gradual decline in the number of CAT takers for over five years, last year the number of registration increased marginally with a total registration of 2,14,068. Due to increase in number of seats as well as the gradual increase in interest for MBA, IIMs are expecting a 10% increase in registration. "The IIMs are preparing for more students to appear for CAT 2013 as they will have greater chances for admission," said Rohit Kapoor, CAT 2013 convenor. Going by the trend and IIMs initiative to give extra points to woman candidates, their number is also expected to increase this year. The number of women appearing for CAT has been steadily increasing-from 53,700 in 2010 to 56,000 in 2011. For 2012, more than 60,800 women appeared for the CAT. The registration window for CAT 2013 will start from August 5. "New to this year's CAT is the option to buy vouchers electronically. Details about online payment of fees will be made available on the website, www.cat2013.iimidr.ac.in, from 5 pm on August 3. Candidates can also buy vouchers for registration and scheduling from designated Axis Bank branches from August 5 to September 24," said Kapoor. This year CAT is being coordinated by IIM, Indore. The results will be declared on January 14, 2014. Similar to last year's exam, CAT 2013 will have two sections. The first will focus on quantitative ability and data interpretation and the second on verbal ability and logical reasoning. The two sections will be implemented sequentially with separate time limits. The examination will be for 140 minutes.

Drop proposal to reintroduce NEET: Jayalalithaa

CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa on Monday urged Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to drop the Centre's move to reintroduce NEET and abide by the Supreme Court ruling, quashing the test for undergraduate and post graduate medical and dental courses. Welcoming the judgement, Jayalalithaa said it had finally brought to an end a long pending and vexatious issue relating to a policy by which students aspiring for medical and dental seats at UG and PG levels had to go through the 'agony' of an uncertain selection process which militated against their interest and the interests of Tamil Nadu. "The majority judgement has rightly upheld all the valid objections raised by Tamil Nadu along with the contentions of the other petitioners. This judgement of the Honourable Supreme Court has been widely welcomed", she said in a letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. However, instead of abiding by the judgement, a statement by Union Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad indicated that the Centre may move the Apex Court for a review of the judgement. "This has again created confusion and frustration in the minds of thousands of students of Tamil Nadu who have already been covered by a fair and transparent admission policy laid down by the Government of Tamil Nadu which has been working well", she said. "Tamil Nadu strongly objects to any such fresh purported attempts by the Centre to seek a review of the judgement of the Supreme Court and efforts for reintroduction of NEET in any manner as it infringes upon the State's rights and admission policies to medical institutions in Tamil Nadu", she added. Recalling her previous letters to Mr. Singh expressing opposition to introduction of NEET, Jayalalithaa said the Tamil Nadu government had taken a number of deliberative steps from 2005, culminating in abolition of the Common Entrance Exam for professional under graduate courses in the state. "A large number of socially and economically backward meritorious rural students have benefited by the decision to abolish the Common Entrance Test in the State", she said. She noted that Tamil Nadu followed the policy of upholding social justice by 69 per cent reservation for Backward and Most Backward Communities and Scheduled Castes and Tribes in professional courses.

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EDITORIAL

The Batla House mystery

A Delhi court has convicted a suspected Indian Mujahideen(IM) member, Shahzad Ahmed for his complicity in the Batla House encounter at Jamia Nagar in Delhi. It is the first judicial pronouncement on the incident which took place on September 19, 2008. This should blow away the shroud of conspiracy about the occurrence. There was a violent shootout at the address a week after the city was hit by five serial blasts. The police had been trying to collect evidence to nail the IM for its complicity in the crime. The investigation also covered similar attacks in Jaipur, Varanasi, Ahmedabad and other cities. A phone call led the police to Batla House and in the encounter an Inspector of Police as well as two IM operatives had been killed. Shahzad Ahmed was arrested. This version was contested by some civic society groups. It was even said that the Police Inspector was killed by his own colleagues. It was comparable to the Ishrat Jahan encounter which allegedly involved the Congress and the BJP. The Congress was divided and Digvijay Singh wanted a judicial probe. The Delhi High Court asked the NHRC to examine the evidence but the findings on the examination of the wounds ruled out a judicial enquiry. The incident however continued to cast a shadow and had an impact on the UP election campaign in 2012 The Delhi Court judgment should tear into shreds misleading rumours about the chain of tragic events. Of course, there will be an appeal against that lower court judgment. But the judicial process alone will finally establish the truth. There is a need to track down the Indian Mujahideen and remove the confusion caused by the speculation about whether the IM really exists.

- India and the US should focus on what is possible

RUDRA CHAUDHURI
"There is obviously a great deal of rethinking" in India, Braj Kumar Nehru once said to President John F. Kennedy. Jawaharlal Nehru's cousin - the Indian ambassador to the United States of America, the younger Nehru - made these candid confessions days after Chinese troops stormed Indian territory in October 1962. B.K. Nehru's primary objective was to make sure to convey the undeniable change that had taken root within India. Working with the US and seeking arms assistance - evidenced in C-130 sorties dropping ammunition and other equipment in Calcutta's Dum Dum airport- were then thought to be critical. Indeed, they were. Apart from the fact that this episode in India's then nascent post -Independence history would remain etched in the minds and hearts of future generations, it did something else: reconstructed political India. American interlocutors, such as John Kenneth Galbraith then the American ambassador to India - recognized this immediately. "Change," Galbraith argued, was all too clear. Prime Minister Nehru himself took to the pen and authored an instructive piece for the American journal, Foreign Affairs, titled "Changing India". American officials, including those much more sceptical of India's fortunes, too were convinced. India, according to these insiders, would work more closely with the US, minus the need to engage in charged commentary couched in the language of anti-American imperialism. Yet, as Kennedy told a senior Congress MP months after the China War, India "swung back" to its "usual" position of "un-alignment" and colonial sabre rattling once the fog of danger lifted. To an extent, this is, of course, true. President Lyndon B. Johnson, Kennedy's predecessor, was less than enchanted by Indira Gandhi's vocal opposition to the manner and method of American intervention in Vietnam. President Nixon's decision to side with Yahya Khan in 1971 - just as Yahya's regime sought to persecute the Bangla speaking population in East Pakistan - expectantly did nothing for Indira Gandhi and her freshly appointed cabinet. Nonetheless, and notwithstanding these minutes of crises, there was never really a moment during which Indian and American representatives stopped talking to each other. A difficult-to-understand strain of a mutual need for engagement outpaced bureaucratic prejudice for the opposite. To be sure, whilst the India-US relationship was constantly re-anchored during much of the Cold War, academic admission of the same was late in coming. Liberalization and India's new-found want for market economics pushed observers to recognize a 'changing India'. To be sure, it was not until India (and Pakistan) went nuclear that both Indian and American - read Clinton administration - officials thought it necessary to open a backchannel for debate, one which did much to reset the contours of a relationship widely recognized to be of critical importance as early as in the 1960s. Unlike in the 1960s, there was room for e q u a l appreciation for the position of e a c h other o n issues of discussion. As is well documented, the Bush administration capitalized on such merits and helped alter an association of sorts beyond what Bill Clinton or the backchannel envisaged. The visit to India by the US vice president, Joseph Biden, has re-invited the need and desire - at least, according to commentators - to create yet new merits for dialogue with the view to further cement a partnership that, many argue, risks losing its vitality. To some extent, this is a strawman thesis. This is not a relationship that only needs an occasional dose of something invigorating, but also sustained dialogue on a whole range of issues. Two points perhaps merit attention. First, analysts appear hypnotized by what the Bush administration and the United Progressive Alliance-I government did for India-US relationship, that is, break with international norms of non-proliferation to accommodate Indian preferences. It is often argued that the Obama administration requires something similar. The idea, according to this line of argument, is to introduce

DEALING WITH OPPOSITES

To an extent, this is, of course, true. President Lyndon B. Johnson, Kennedy's predecessor, was less than enchanted by Indira Gandhi's vocal opposition to the manner and method of American intervention in Vietnam. President Nixon's decision to side with Yahya Khan in 1971 just as Yahya's regime sought to persecute the Bangla speaking population in East Pakistan - expectantly did nothing for Indira Gandhi and her freshly appointed cabinet. Nonetheless, and notwithstanding these minutes of crises, there was never really a moment during which Indian and American representatives stopped talking to each other. A difficult-to-understand strain of a mutual need for engagement outpaced bureaucratic prejudice for the Instead, opposite. and rather than
raising expectations every time a senior American representative visits India, it is perhaps more fruitful to better coordinate how the less dramatic but significant initiatives mentioned above can be institutionalized. The perceived inability to offer staged outcomes ought not to undermine strides in duller matters of economic exchange and commerce that require great deal of attention, especially in America. The dire state of the rupee and India's general fiscal health urgently require high dignitaries like Biden to fight India's corner on Capitol Hill. In the early 1950s, Chester Bowles -the third US ambassador to India after Independence - faced intense criticism in Washington and from his own Democratic Party for speaking up for India when most had lost faith in what was considered to be a

something dramatic. This is largely impossible and utterly unrealistic. The civil-nuclear agreement with India was a milestone that simply cannot be replicated by way of trade and licence agreements, toggling foreign direct investment limitations, or even by tweaking the number of work visas for Indian professionals.

AIMING HIGHER
Popular rule in India will soon be 66 years old; in spite of such hiccups as the recent spat between the Election Commission and the government of an eastern state, Indians are ruled by governments that are based on popular consent. That democracy may not work was taken into account by the framers of the Constitution. For a while it looked as if they might have been right; the Central government all too often took over administration of states. But that phase passed; today, even the most mischievous state governments are not sent to the back bench by a self-righteous Centre. The nation has climbed to a certain height; it is time to look higher. It could be social cohesion as defined by the group on living values set up by Bertelsmann Foundation. It conceives of the quality as made up of three components: social relationships, community feeling and social responsibility. Social relationships are assessed on the basis of how far people belong to communities, how far they trust one another, and how far they accept social diversity. Community feeling is judged on the basis of how far people identify themselves with the community, and how far they trust and believe in the justice of their institutions. Welfare orientation is measured by people's solidarity and readiness to help one another, acceptance of social rules, and social participation. On these criteria, the Danes score the highest; they are a bit slack on following social rules, and could be slightly more helpful, but otherwise they are close to perfection. Norwegians are better at following rules, but they fall slightly back because they are not nearly so good at identifying with one another and forming networks, and not so tolerant of diversity. In spite of their minor shortcomings, the Scandinavians lead the way. The Antipodeans could have beaten them, but it is not so common in Australia and New Zealand to trust their fellow human beings; that puts them back. They are followed by Americans and Canadians, and then by west Europeans of various kinds. Really imperfect people are found mainly in southern and eastern Europe. Sadly, that is where the research stopped; it did not extend to Asia or Africa. It is not difficult to imagine that Indians might score high on tolerance of diversity and low on mutual trust or willingness to help. That would be a step towards asking themselves how Indian society could be made better and more resilient. Gross domestic product is not the only measure of social success; information technology is not the only mountain to conquer. People can live more happily at low levels of prosperity; better social manners do not cost all that much. Perhaps the Indian imperfection that would be easiest to mend is the uncontrollable urge to overtake everyone else; the phrase that would improve people most is if they learnt to say, "After you."

socialist State drawn more to Moscow than to the West. Bowles's inspiration for India paid in the end. It convinced the likes of Kennedy to disentangle an irritated past in the hope of a brighter future. His administration's immediate response to the 1962 Emergency was not mere spontaneity. Importantly, Bowles focused on what was possible, endearing his Indian counterparts to capitalize on the same. It is perhaps time for Indian representatives to zero-in on what is needed but feasible, allowing those like Biden to capitalize on the same. Crucially, this is by no means a prescription to woo the opposite side, but to play the part of a convincer in a relationship where one or both sides require occasional convincing. Second, much like the Kennedy and Clinton administration before, Obama officials appear convinced that Kashmir lies at the heart of Pakistani anxieties. In recent years, and certainly ever since Barack Obama was elected in the latter quarter of 2008, the idea that India's relationship with Pakistan lies at the centre of all the troubles within Afghanistan has lingered. In no small measure, this is both convenient and utterly untested. Yet, James Dobbins, the newly appointed (May 2013) US special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, alludes to such dated calculations. Presumably, Biden discussed at least the light outlines of such logic with his Indian counterparts. It is high time that India, and the present government in particular, made an end to such speculations and American-led experiments. There is little doubt that Pakistani anxieties vis--vis India persist, but to presuppose that better India-Pakistan relations will dramatically alter the fortunes of Afghanistan is both irresponsible and impracticable. Kennedy understood this all too well. After having being hoodwinked by the likes of Galbraith to barter military assistance for a deal on Kashmir in 1962 and 1963, the president finally realized that "this was impossible." India's approach to Pakistan, he learnt, was better "left to India to determine." The desperation in America to find even a partial answer to Afghanistan's future is understandable, but creating potential solutions out of misguided questions is hazardous. To be sure, Kennedy's experiment with Kashmir risked fracturing a relationship that took principals in both countries years to strengthen. Surely, in the quest to find new merits, it can only be wise to side-step known and proven demerits.

WHEN THE GOVERNMENT COULD NOT CARE LESS

JOGINDER SINGH
Once admired by UN agencies and the World Bank as among the most effective initiatives to improve child nutrition and school enrolment at t h e same time, In di a 's mid-day m e a l scheme has now become a veritable death-trap due to the state's apathy, mismanagement, lack of accountability, and, above all, greed and corruption. This was evident yet again earlier this month in Bihar when more than 20 students died and over six dozen fell sick after having their Government-sponsored mid-day meal at school. The food had been contaminated with pesticide that was five times deadlier than the standard product sold in the market. An inquiry conducted by the Bihar Government has found the school principal responsible for the deaths, due to gross negligence. It is believed that she had forced the cook to use contaminated oil despite the latter's complaint

The mid-day meal scheme has been lauded the world over for bringing hungry children to school. But given how it is has been mismanaged by the state, it has now turned into a death trap

that it had a pungent smell. In response, the director of the mid-day meal scheme in Bihar said that the primary school in the village would be merged with the nearest middle school as the latter has a better meal programme. He also added that the Government had decided not to run schools from rented and dilapidated structures, and equip them with full-fledged kitchens. This is a classic case of bolting the stables after the horses have fled. It is amazing that the Government only wakes up after a tragedy such as this occurs and the lives of children lost. It only goes to confirm that those in power can get away with murder, or in this case child murder, and then pass the blame onto lower Government functionaries or the Opposition parties. But still, questions must be asked regarding what the functionaries at the district level, and those who were immediate superiors of the headmaster, doing. Did they ever check the quality of the food grains and other ingredients or even the utensils that were being used? At the national level, it would be worthwhile to check in how many schools such incidents have taken place, and if any instructions were issued after that about the quality of the ingredients used in the preparation of the mid-day meal scheme. It is also important to note that after such a terrible tragedy had taken place under their watch, Bihar's Chief Minister and the State's Education Minister thought nothing before passing on the blame to the Opposition, namely the BJP and the RJD. According to a report, at least Rs 700 crore

READER SPACE

RAHUL-MODI DEBATE
SIR, Manish Tewari's challenge to Narendra Modi for a debate opens a welcome idea of holding debates ~ as in the USA ~ between the potential candidates for the office of Prime Minister, representing the Congress and the BJP. A series of debates on various issues will help people know the candidates, their knowledge of the long political history of India, their calibre, agenda, and strategies to address the national problems. It will help put the troubled nation on the right track. Let Rahul Gandhi and Narendra Modi face each other, to help people select the right PM. Yours, etc.,

Koshal Sharma Chandigarh

HC restores teachers' dignity

Dear Editor, AT one time teachers were accorded a very high place in society. Blame it on commercialisation of education or the multiple tasks assigned to teachers; they have lost the high pedestal. They have been reduced to arranging children for political rallies and helping in the implementation of various government schemes. Yours etc,. Poonam khajuria Narwal

Mid-day meals

allocated for the implementation of the midday meal scheme and around Rs 1,000 crore earmarked for upgrading Government hospitals, are either lying unspent or there has been no proper documentation of how the money was spent. This is apart from the Rs 462 crore meant for the mid-day meal scheme that the Bihar Government returned to the Centre, unused. As for the Chief Minister of Bihar, if he is so convinced that the tragedy was the result of a political conspiracy by his opponents, it would be helpful if he could also reveal the names of the culprits involved and their motive in the killing. Nevertheless, as if to salve its conscience and cover up its criminal negligence, the Bihar Government has now announced two lakh rupees in compensation to the victims' families. But in all fairness, why blame only the Bihar Government when the same story is repeated all over the country? For instance, nearly 100 students of Neyveli Lignite Corporation Higher Secondary School in Tamil Nadu's Cuddalore district fell ill on July 17 after consuming the mid-day meal, and had to be rushed to hospital. As expected, the Tamil Nadu Government has ordered an inquiry into the matter. But this is just a tactic to deflect attention. The State Government knows well what is wrong with the implementation of this otherwise excellent scheme. Besides, umpteen inquiries have been ordered into the execution of the mid-day meal scheme relating to procurement of food grains and other ingredients, but nothing has come of them. Our country, despite being food-surplus, has still not been able to curb grain wastage. According to a recent report, the amount of food grain wasted in India is equivalent to Australia's entire annual production. Also, just 0.75 per cent of the total grain produced is wasted in Australia. In India, 21 million tonnes of wheat worth Rs 50,000 crore is lost every year; that was about 24 per cent of the total produce in 2012-2013. India continues to be the second largest producer of wheat, yet it ranks 65 among 122 countries on the 2012 World Hunger Index. The Global Survey report says that 42 per cent of children in India are underweight and that the country is home to 216 million undernourished people - the largest in the world. The cruel irony is that 75 per cent of the Indian population suffers from hunger and malnutrition in varying degrees. The problem of rotting food, however, is not new. And it will not go away anytime soon as there is hardly any punishment to those responsible for this colossal wastage. No Government has the courage to sack corrupt officials or even build into the design of future schemes necessary preventive and punitive measures, so that such situations do not arise. Also, State Governments, especially the one in Bihar, must learn from each other's mistakes.

The Bihar school tragedy has spurred the Karnataka Government to re-start quality checks for mid-day meals, as well as introduce quality audits for the ingredients used. The Government will also launch a new scheme to look into infrastructure issues that plague the mid-day meal scheme such as clean storage facilities, kitchens and quality drinking water. It will have a special team comprising nutritionists, food inspectors, dieticians, doctors and members from drug-testing laboratories, to ensure the good quality of food. The Government should remember that those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat it. The past cannot be changed, but lessons learnt from it can prepare us for a better tomorrow.

But in all fairness, why blame only the Bihar Government when the same story is repeated all over the country? For instance, nearly 100 students of Neyveli Lignite Corporation Higher Secondary School in Tamil Nadu's Cuddalore district fell ill on July 17 after consuming the midday meal, and had to be rushed to hospital. As expected, the Tamil Nadu Government has ordered an inquiry into the matter. But this is just a tactic to deflect attention. The State Government knows well what is wrong with the implementation of this otherwise excellent scheme. Besides, umpteen inquiries have been ordered into the execution of the mid-day meal scheme relating to procurement of food grains and other ingredients, but nothing has come of them.

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NATIONAL

CWC to meet tomorrow on Telangana

NEW DELHI, JULY 29: Veering towards conceding the demand for a separate Telangana, the Congress has convened a meeting of its working committee, the partys highest policy making body, on Tuesday after deliberations on the issue in the UPA Coordination Committee. Highly placed Congress sources said the coordination committee will meet at 1600 hrs on Tuesday followed by the meeting of the CWC at 1730 hrs. The high-level meetings are being called on the eve of the conclusion of the Panchayat polls in Andhra Pradesh. These meetings come a time when the Congress high command is said to be inclined towards bifurcating Andhra Pradesh, notwithstanding the opposition from within the party and its state leadership. While the UPA meeting is an attempt to secure a stamp of approval of the constituents of the ruling alliance, the Congress Working Committee meeting is to take a final call after it gets the sense about the stand of the allies on the issue. While NCP chief and Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar has already made a strong pitch for the formation of separate Telangana, another ally RLD leader and Civil Aviation Minister is a votary of smaller states and has been advocating for long the creation of Harit Pradesh out of districts of Western Uttar Pradesh, his home turf. Senior Congress leaders from

Batla House encounter: Court to award sentence on Tuesday

NEW DELHI, JULY 29: The Delhi Police on Monday sought death penalty for the lone suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Shahzad Ahmed convicted in the 2008 Batla House encounter for killing decorated police officer M C Sharma and injuring two other cops. Additional Sessions Judge (ASJ) Rajender Kumar Shastri, after hearing arguments of the prosecution and the defence, however, reserved for Tuesday his verdict on the quantum of sentence to be awarded to Shahzad. During the arguments on the point of sentence, Special Public Prosecutor Satwinder Kaur sought death penalty for Shahzad saying there are no mitigating circumstances in this case and the convict is involved in several heinous crimes. One senior police officer (Inspector M C Sharma) was killed and two other officers (head constables Balwant Singh and Rajbir Singh) were injured while performing their duty, she said. Reformation Citing Supreme Court verdicts in Devenderpal Singh Bhullar and Ajmal Kasab cases, the prosecutor said just like those cases, this case has also shocked the collective conscience of society. She added there is no scope for Shahzads reformation and rehabilitation and seeing the nature of crimes he is involved in, he will continue to be a threat to society.

Andhra Pradesh have gradually begun to accept that the Centre is heading towards dividing the State and many of them have warned the partys central leadership of the many problems that could follow it. On Saturday, Congress MPs and Union ministers from Andhra

Pradesh including K.S. Rao, Chiranjeevi, M.M. Pallam Raju and D. Purandeswari had met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to oppose any division of Andhra Pradesh. Reports had it that a proposal to incorporate Anantpur and Kurnool districts in the proposed state is

also being actively considered by the Congress. The proposal, however, has found no takers in Telangana region. The TRS has, however, said that it has opposed the Rayala-Telangana idea and maintained that it wants Telangana with 10 districts and Hyderabad as its capital.

Outside the court complex also, over 50 residents of Paharganj area, where one of the blasts had taken place on September 13, 2008, had gathered and demanded death penalty for Shahzad. Some of them had lost family members or friends in the attack, while others had helped with the rescue efforts to get the injured to hospitals. Leniency sought Advocate Satish Tamta, appearing for Shahzad sought leniency for his client saying the present case does not fall under the rarest of rare category. Mr. Tamta said the crime was committed on the spur of the moment without any premeditation. The defence counsel argued that there is chance to reform Shahzad as he has not been convicted in any other case. Mr. Tamta while seeking lenien-

cy in the sentencing also said that Shahzad was 20yearold at the time of the incident and was still studying. The prosecutor, however, opposed his submissions and said Shahzad fired on police officers who had gone to the flat in Jamia Nagar to apprehend its occupants and had even identified themselves as cops. She said that Shahzad is involved in five other cases concerning the September 13, 2008 serial blasts in Delhi which had claimed 26 lives and injured 133 others. The prosecution also said while awarding any punishment, the court should also take into account the pain of the family of inspector Sharma. Security was beefed up at the court premises on Monday with police personnel carrying teargas shells clearing a substantial area near the courtroom.

Three day bandh demanding Gorkhaland begins in Darjeeling

DARJEELING (WB), JULY 29: Over ten GJM supporters were arrested when they burnt a motorcycle and a car at Rambi on the National Highway as a threeday bandh demanding Gorkhaland began in the hills on Monday. The motorcycle and the car were burnt by Gorkha Janmukti supporters at Rambi on the National Highway 31 where they were picketing in the early morning when the shutdown began, police said. The police intervened and arrested 12 GJM supporters, while the remaining fled from the picketing spot on the arterial highway which connects West Bengal with Sikkim. Darjeeling town wore a deserted look with traffic off the roads and markets and offices closed. There is a Supreme Court directive that the highway has to be kept free during bandhs and blockades in the hills. Superintendent of Police Kunal Agarwal said that stringent action would be taken for destruction of government property and that the police would ensure that the NH 31, Sikkims lifeline, remained open. District Magistrate Soumitra Mohan also said that strong steps would be taken in case of breakdown of law and order. The bandh is to demand Gorkhaland, which is a 107year-old demand, the GJM said. A thousand GJM supporters were picketing at Chowkbazar with party flags, while large gatherings of party supporters were also reported from Jorbungalow, Mirik, Sukhiapokhri, 9th Mile and 26th mile.

Assets case: Court extends Jagans judicial remand till August 12

HYDERABAD, JULY 29:P A special CBI court in Hyderabad on Monday extended till August 12, the judicial remand of YSR Congress chief Y S Jaganmohan Reddy and other accused in connection with the case pertaining to quid pro quo deals involving the Kadapa MP. Jagan, and other accused including his auditor V Vijay Sai Reddy and former minister Mopidevi Venkata Ramana Rao, presently lodged in Chanchalguda Central Prison were produced before the court through videolink which extended their remand by another 14-days. The court also extended the remand of industrialist Nimmagadda Prasad and bureaucrat K V Brahmananda Reddy till the same date. The case relates to alleged investments made by industrialists and individual investors in Jagans firms when his father, the late Y S Rajasekhara Reddy, was the chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, by way of a quid pro quo for government favours. Jagan was arrested by CBI on May 27

Anna Bhagya: Foodgrains loaders toil for a pittance

BANGALORE, JULY 29: The State governments ambitious Anna Bhagya scheme that aims to provide rice at Re. 1 a kg may have brought smiles to 98.35 lakh Antyodaya Anna Yojana and below the poverty line cardholders. But, the thousands of loaders of foodgrains at the Karnataka Food and Civil Supplies Corporation (KFCSC) godowns are toiling without any social security or employment benefits. It is from these godowns that the subsidised rice reaches the 20,450 fair price shops across the State. Ramakrishnappa (41),who has been working at Magadi for over 15 years, explains that their work involves a lot of physical labour and long work hours that sometimes stretch over 13 hours a day for as little as Rs. 4,000 to Rs. 6,000 a month. We are the ones who deliver rice to the people by loading them from the godowns to the Public Distribution System (PDS) shops. Each grain of rice has our sweat in it. But the authorities have failed to respond to our plight. With the launch of the Anna Bhagya scheme, our work has increased but our pay scales remain the same, he said. Workers like Ramakrishnappa are paid Rs. 6 for loading and unloading one quintal of foodgrains. However, most of them do not have work on a daily basis.

last year on corruption charges and has been lodged in Chanchalguda jail since then. Former Andhra Pradesh ministers P

Sabitha Reddy and Dharmana Prasada Rao, both accused in the case against Jagan, attended the court proceedings today.

Parties cry foul over U.P. IAS officers suspension Mobiles beep health messages to women in Indias villages
LUCKNOW, JULY 29;IAS officer Durga Shakti Nagpal, who was leading crackdown on sand mafia and was shunted out by the Uttar Pradesh government, on Monday met the officiating chief secretary and demanded revocation of her suspension order. Ms. Nagpal was accompanied by members of the IAS association. We went to meet the chief secretary and demanded revocation of the suspension. He said he will look into it, secretary of the IAS association, Parthsarathi Sen Sharma said. Officiating Chief Secretary Alok Ranjan said the matter would be placed before Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav. Mr. Yadav has gone to Bangalore, where he and his father and SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav are scheduled to address a rally. The 2009-batch IAS officer, posted as SubDivisional Magistrate (SDM) of Gautam Budh Nagar, had clamped down on illegal mining and taken on powerful sand mafia in Uttar Pradesh. She was suspended barely 10 months after she got her first posting in the state. Justifying the suspension of 28-year-old Ms. Nagpal, the government said in a statement that she was suspended for getting a wall at a disputed place of worship removed without following legal process. SDM Nagpal has been suspended for getting wall of a mosque removed without following legal process in an unforesighted manner which affected the communal atmosphere, a government spokesman had said here. He said during suspension, Ms. Nagpal would remain attached to the Revenue Board. Slamming the SP government, Opposition parties had alleged that the suspension order was made under pressure from the mining mafia. Ms. Nagpal had led a crackdown on unauthorised mining in the district and got over two dozen FIRs registered against those involved in illegally removing sand. Special flying squads were formed by her to stop the raging menace along the Yamuna and Hindon rivers in western UP. Only last week, the officer had asserted that there will be no let-up in the fight against unauthorised dredgers. Digvijay slams UP government Slamming the suspension of a woman IAS officer, who had clamped down on illegal mining in Uttar Pradesh, Congress leader Digvijay Singh on Monday charged that the sand mafia is running governments in UP and Madhya Pradesh. Sand Mafia is operating not only under the present government in UP but even under the previous regime. This is the same sand mafia, which is working in Madhya Pradesh. NEW DELHI, JULY 29: Aapke bacche ka tikakaran ka samay hai (It is time to get your child vaccinated), beeps the voice message. From pregnant women to community health workers in remote districts of Bihar, Haryana and Rajasthan, to the tea growing adivasis of Nilgiri hills in south India or in remote forested villages of Chhattisgarh, the mobile phone, which has now an almost universal reach across this vast country of 1.2 billion people, is proving to be a useful solution. Harnessing technology to access areas hitherto untouched by the national healthcare system, mobiles are being used increasingly to beep important health messages, like reminders to get children inoculated and for pregnant women to get their check-ups done in time across India, particularly in states where social indicators are low. These innovative mobile applications run on basic phones and keep beeping the message either as an animation or an interactive voice response so long as the phone owner does not switch it off. The Women Mobile Lifeline Channel application, designed by ZMQ Development, is being used by NGOs in villages to empower women. In the Mewat region of Haryana and Doodha in Rajasthan, the mobile applications provide women with information on maternal health, child immunisation, girl child healthcare and adolescent girl healthcare. There is not enough content available for women at the grassroots level. Men just need one calculator, while women need many calculators like menstrual cycle calculator, immunisation calculator and pregnancy calculator. So this application is an integrated solution, Hilmi Qurashi of ZMQ Development, told IANS. The channel also has a pregnancy and immunisation tracker with external voice applications giving reminder of the dates to the women and urging them to take action, added Mr. Qurashi. Women can choose either of the three options voice, pictorial, or written messages. The application is free of cost and is available in both English and Hindi. The applications also have some simple games for entertainment as well as a section for inspirational stories to guide women to take decisions in life and make them more independent, said Mr. Qurashi.In just 15 months time we have got 35,000 subscriptions, including 11,000 for pregnancy-related alerts and 8,000 for immunisation alerts. So, you can see how well it is being accepted by the people, he added. BBC Media Action, an NGO, has introduced similar applications in eight districts of Bihar. Their Mobile Kunji and Mobile Academy services are being widely used by community health workers in Bihar for women and child healthcare. Since 70 percent of the population has access to mobile phones, we thought of utilising the phones to deliver timely and appropriate information, Siddarth Swarup of BBC Media Action told. Under Mobile Kunji, the specific healthcare needs of the woman and girl child is looked after through an interactive voice message. The interactive audio helps in providing credibility to what the health workers are saying. We have tied up with six operators, hence its toll free. We have given 38,512 Mobile Kunjis to health workers, added Swarup. Mobile Academy is a training course application for the health workers, ASHAs, and aganwadi workers on safe delivery measures, health and sanitation. Health workers have to pay 50 paise per minute for using Mobile Academy. On completion of the course, the health worker is given a certificate from the government, Priyanka Dutt, project director of BBC Media Action, told.There is another application called Project Leapfrog, which addresses the needs of tea growers of the Nilgiri hills in south India. The Adivasi Tea Leaf Marketing (ATLM) self-help group, buys tea leaves from the adivasi growers and sells it in the market. Project Leapfrog helps make the process of buying and selling tea leaves more transparent. The real time data on the transactions can be easily accessed by the growers on their mobile phone, said Ramshreyas Rao of ACOR, who developed the application. ACOR works in tandem with ATLM to provide the data on mobile phones to adivasi growers.

Court notices to Centre, Hundreds of devotees turn out to celebrate Vardhanti Utsava TB drugs: shortage ripples reach State Reliance on gas price
NEW DELHI, JULY 29: Supreme Court on Monday issued notice to the centre and Reliance Industries on a public interest litigation seeking review of the recent government decision to hike from 2014 the gas prices from $4.2 to $8.4 million British thermal unit (mmBtu). The apex court bench headed by Chief Justice P. Sathasivam issued notice on the PIL by CPI leader and senior parliamentarian Gurudas Dasgupta contending that the government decided to hike the gas prices without taking into account its disastrous consequences on the countrys economy, particularly power and the fertilizer sector. Mr. Dasgupta has contended that the price hike was decided even when five cabinet ranking ministers had opposed the move. The PIL sought the enforcement of relinquishment laws by which government should reclaim 80 percent of the KG Basin gas field that has not been utilised by Reliance.Dasgupta has contended that the price hike was decided even when five cabinet ranking ministers had opposed the move. Directing the listing of the matter Sep 6, senior counsel Harish Salve accepted notice on behalf of Reliance. Notices are returnable in four weeks. MYSORE, JULY 29: Devotees thronged the temple of Goddess Chamundeshwari atop Chamundi hills here on Sunday on the occasion of Vardhanti Utsava (birthday) of the presiding deity. Hundreds of people had come from various places to witness special pujas at the temple and the procession of utsav murthi in a specially decorated palanquin around the temple complex. The procession was accompanied by artistes playing music. Pramodadevi Wadiyar, wife of the scion of the erstwhile Mysore royal family Srikantadatta Narasimharaja Wadiyar, and the former Minister S.A. Ramdas witnessed the rituals. The police had restricted the entry of private vehicles atop the hills in view of the rush of devotees. The KSRTC had arranged special buses to take people to the temple. DECORATED The sanctum sanctorum of the temple THIR UVANANTHA PURAM, JULY 29: The rumbles of the nation-wide shortage of anti-tuberculosis drugs, especially the paediatric dosage combinations, are beginning to be felt in Kerala also. A disruption in the TB drug regimen, especially in the initial months of the treatment (intensive phase), could have catastrophic effects and result in developing drug resistance.Considering the seriousness of the situation, the Union Health Ministry has been pooling un-utilised stock of paediatric TB drug combinations and sending it to States to tide over the immediate shortage, till fresh stocks are procured. We have now received a share of these pooled paediatric TB drugs, which will last us for two months. It is

was specially decorated with different flowers. Special prasadam was distributed to the devotees. Devotee Rajanna, a resident of Bannimantap here, and members of

Bettada Balaga, who organise Mastakaabhisheka to the Nandi statue atop the hills every year, donated a silver door for the sanctum sanctorum of the temple.

highly unlikely that the logistics issues in procurement by the Centre will be sorted out during this time. In such an eventuality, the State could either opt for local purchase of the drugs or we may have to tailor specific paediatric dosages for various weight bands from the stock of adult drugs, a senior Health official said.For managing paediatric TB, fixed drug dosages are used for various weight bands and for each weight band, a specific drug box is issued.After the WHO came out with the new and revised guidelines for paediatric TB management in 2010 November, the weight bands were further narrowed and the drug dosages were doubled. Logistics issues at the national level have now resulted in the acute shortage of new paediatric drug boxes.

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India bag gold in World Youth Chess Olympiad
KOLKATA: Fantastic performance by Kolkata based Sayantan Das and Diptayan Ghosh enabled India to regain the gold medal at the World Youth Chess Olympiad, which conc l u d e d Monday at Chongqing, China. India thrashed Iran 3.5-0.5 in the final round of the team event to win gold, after having started the Olympiad as second seed, according to information received here. This is India's third gold in this prestigious team event. India had won the event previously at Singapore in 2007 and in Turkey 2008. Sayantan and Diptayan, both students of Alkhine Chess Club, won gold in the fourth and silver in the third board respectively. Sayantan had a sparkling run to win the y e l l o w metal by getting 7.5 points out of nine games in the tenround event. Diptayan secured 8.5 points out of ten to win silver. Two other Indian representatives Shardul Gagare (6/9) and Murali Karthikeyan (6.5/10) won bronze in the first and second board respectively. Sayantan also confirmed his IM title. He got his first IM norm in 2009 and the third and last one in Bhubaneswar GM meet this year. by Red Bull's triple world champion Sebastian Vettel. There have been bureaucratic hurdles to overcome, however, as well as concern about finances and the sport's exposure to high local taxation. Promoters Jaypee Sports International issued a statement last month attacking "totally baseless and malicious" media speculation about next year's race. "Our agreement with Formula One Management is to hold F1 races at Buddh International Circuit (BIC) till 2015 and we are fully committed to do that," said Jaypee spokesman Askari Zaidi in that statement. There is no reason for us to give up hosting F1 races."

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All India U-25 snooker from Aug 1
MUMBAI: Maharashtra junior and sub junior champion Ishpreet Singh Chadha and former state junior champion Rovin D'Souza are among the cueists who would take part in the Malabar Hill ClubBSAM All India Under-25 Snooker Challenge 3 to be held here from August 1 to 6. Asian 6-Red snooker bronze medallist Laxman Rawat, former Maharashtra junior billiards and snooker champion Jaiveer Dhingra, Aditya Agrawal of Indian Snooker Academy and NSCI semifinalist Pranit Ramchandani of Tamil Nadu are the other notable entrants. Entries have also come in from Bangalore, Patna and Madhya Pradesh, a media release said. This is the third in a series of four under25 tournaments organised by the Billiards and Snooker Association of Maharashtra.

Indian F1 Grand Prix faces the axe in 2014

NEW DELHI, JULY 29: The Indian Grand Prix is likely to be dropped from next year's Formula One calendar as Russia prepares for its debut, commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone has said. "Is India going to happen next year? Probably not," he said at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Asked what the problem was with the race at Greater Noida, near New Delhi, the 82-year-old British billionaire replied: "Very political." Ecclestone, who has run Formula One for decades, draws up the calendar and usually presents it to the governing International Automobile Federation to be rubber-stamped in September. He currently has

a possible 22 races jostling for space on the calendar with teams expressing a strong preference for a maximum of 20. Russia, with a debut race pencilled in for the Black Sea resort of Sochi towards

the end of next year, and a Grand Prix in New Jersey are the two novelties planned for 2014 with Austria also due to make a comeback after an 11-year absence. India first hosted a Grand

Prix in 2011 to positive reviews from the Formula One community and this year's is scheduled for October 27 as the 16th round of the 19-race championship. The two races to date in India have both been won

ICC to announce World Cup 2015 fixtures on Tuesday

DUBAI, JUL 29: The International Cricket Council will announce the fixtures of the 2015 World Cup, to be jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand, simultaneously in Melbourne and Wellington on Tuesday. "The pools, venues and fixtures of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 will be announced simultaneously in Melbourne and Wellington at 0000 GMT (05.30 am IST) on Tuesday, July 30," the ICC said in a statement. "The event in Melbourne will take place at Peninsula, Central Pier, 161 Harbour Esplanade, Docklands, and will start, while Shed 22, Corner Taranaki St and Cable St, Wellington (opp. Circa Theatre), will host the event in Wellington," it added. Besides Cricket Australia, New Zealand Cricket and the ICC officials, a number of dignitaries and current and former international cricketers will attend both the events. The announcement in Melbourne will be made by ICC Vice President Mustafa Kamal, ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 Local Organising Committee Chairman Ralph Waters, ICC Chief Executive David Richardson and Chief Executive of ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 Local Organising Committee John Harnden. In Wellington, ICC President Alan Isaac and Therese Walsh, Head of New Zealand, ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 will be announcing the fixtures.

DYSS selects `March Past' squads

Anti-racism group launch app to tackle abuse

LONDON JULY 29: Football anti-racism group Kick It Out on Monday launched a new mobile phone tool for fans and players to report racist or homophobic abuse, after a number of high-profile incidents last season. The mobile phone application will allow fans and players to report abuse directly to Kick It Out, which will follow up the cases with the football authorities and, if necessary, the police. "Part of the problems that were raised last season were players saying they had complained about an incident and nothing was done about it," said the organization's chairman Herman Ouseley. "Now if players have got a problem they will be able to contact us directly and, if they wish, anonymously, and we will follow through on the complaiant. "Fans will also be able to contact us if for some reason they don't feel the confidence to report something to a steward." English football has been marred by incidents of racism on and off the pitch over the last two years, with the John Terry and Luis Suarez cases provoking criticism of Kick It Out's response by some players. Ouseley hopes the new season of action will prompt clubs to take the fight against discrimination more seriously, rather than paying lip service to the battle against racism during the organization's traditional two-week advertising campaign. "We felt the old format was stale," he added. "Clubs need to show they are being much more inclusive and reaching out to fans to show they are embracing everyone, and taking the responsibility for educating everyone - players, supporters and employees. "If an incident does happen then clubs need to take responsibility and not blame someone else."

Kathua Campus holds indication programme

JAMMU, JULY 29: The Management School at Kathua Campus, University of Jammu organised induction programme for the eighth batch of MBA students. Programme incharge, Dr Jyoti Sharma welcomed the freshers and introduced the faculty members as also other staff to the new batch. The new batch was appraised of the course curriculum. They were also informed about the teaching pedagogy being used in the delivery of curriculum. The faculty members acquainted them about the role of management education and training in their professional wellbeing. The new batch of students was also given an overview of the current expectations that the corporate have from the management graduates and thus, were advised to strive for expertise and master the art of multi-tasking.

Badu XI wins Friendship (night) Cricket Trophy

A school take part in March Past selection at MA Stadium Jammu JAMMU, JULY 29: Government SRML HSS, Department of Youth Services Hari Singh HSS, GHSS and Sports (DYSS) today Paloura, GHSS Nowabad, selected its March Past and Army Public School Miran Band troops (boys section) for Sahib, Centre Basics HSS, participation in the GHSS Sarwal and GHSS Independence Day celebra- Bakshi Nagar. The selected tions at Jammu. "In all, 18 Band troops included SRML government and private edu- HSS and GHSS Ghass Mandi. cational institutions of Jammu The selection was made by a district turned up for the selec- penal of experts from the tion process that took place at DYSS headed by District MA Stadium, here today," Officer, Tirath Ram. Other District Officer, Tirath Ram members were Jeet Singh, said. Sher Singh, Darbara Singh, Those 11 institutions selected HL Pandita, Sarita Padha and for the Independence Day Kiran Jyoti (ZPEOs). function are Shiksha Niketan, Meanwhile, the selection in GHSS Jammu Cantonment, girls section shall take place JK Police Pubic School, tomorrow at the same venue.

JKPS students plant 250 saplings

Chairman, J&K Legislative Council, Amrit Malhotra gives away winner's trophy to Badu XI at DBN ground, Mubarak Mandi Jammu. JAMMU, JULY 29: Badu XI outplayed City Club by 27 runs to lift the title trophy in the Ist Friendship Cup (Night) Cricket Tournament, organised by Swabhiman (NGO) at DBN ground, Mubarak Mandi, here last evening. Earlier, batting first, Badu XI set a target of 89 runs for the loss of four wickets in 12 overs game, which, in reply, City Club could not chase and bowled out for 61 runs in 10 overs. Ankush was top scorer with 29 runs while Pintu added 11 runs to the total. Rahul and Sitti shared two wickets each from City Club. Later, City Club could not reach the opponent total and lost all their wickets for 61 runs in 10 overs. Except for Mukul, who made 12 runs, no other batsman could touch the double figure mark. In the final and valedictory function, Chairman of Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Council, Amrit Malhotra was chief guest, who gave away winners and runners-up trophies as also other individual prizes. Winners, Badu XI received a cash prize of Rs 5,000 while runners-up got Rs 2500. Ankush was adjudged man of the match while man of the series trophy went to Sitti. Tinu and Rohit were umpires and Tarun was scorer in the final. In this month-long event, around 30 teams took part and contested for the top honours on knock-out basis. The tournament was sponsored by Lal Kitab, 17 Miles and Hira Lal Jewelers. Among those present were chief organiser of the tournament, Block Congress Committee Ward No. 1 president, Balbir Singh, etc.

Students of JK Public School Kunjwani plant a sapling at Jammu JAMMU, JULY 29: In remembrance by the order to contribute to the Chairman J K Educational environment, the students of Society, Raj Daluja. Earlier, JK Public School Kunjwani in her welcome address, took part in a plantation drive Principal of the JK Public in a big way and planted over School Kunjwani, Jatinder J 250 saplings on a barren Kaur presented a brief note of land. The establishing of the drive. She emphasized green lungs was inaugurated the necessity of plantation of by Deputy Inspector General trees and their role in the sur(DIG) of Police Jammu, vival of mankind and this Shakeel Ahmed Beigh, who was followed by a rendition praised the efforts of the stu- of music by the school musidents for such a mass scale cal choir to suit the occasion. plantation. He exhorted the Other dignitaries present students to keep up the good were SP Rural, Rajesh work. The special guest was Sharma, Sidharth Daluja and presented with a token of Gautam Daluja.

Chairman Wushu Association visits Pahalgam Camp

Wushu Association retains president, Secretary
JAMMU, JULY 29: Except for addition in the posts of vice presidents and patrons, the Jammu and Kashmir Wushu Association has retained the office bearers extending another term to its president, HK Lohia and general secretary, Kuldeep Handoo in an election meeting held at Srinagar. The number of patrons has gone up with six with Farooq Amin, Ashiq Banday, Nirdosh Trehan, Deepak Handa, Umar Tramboo and Manjit Singh getting the same post. Similarly, the number of vice president has been raised to four with the accordance of same position to Mozam Bakshi, Vijay Saraf, Farman Ali and Ranjeet Kalra. Director Vigilance, S Owais has also been retained as chairman of the Association as also Abhishek Jain (treas-

Trainees of National Wushu Camp with chairman of J&K Wushu Association, S Owais at Pahalgam urer). Nissar Hussain and of Wushu Association of Mukhtyar Ahmed have been Ajay Paul Gill have been India, Mohd Islamuddin were made Executive Members of made joint secretaries for the observers, a handout the Association. Meanwhile, Kashmir and Jammu respec- issued here today informed. chairman of the J&K Wushu tively. The election was Harron Malik, Sajad, Vivek Association, S Owais paid a supervised by Sports Officer Bassan,Bhavneet, Hafeez, visit to the ongoing National (Kashmir) of State Sports A b h i s h e k , G o u r a v Wushu Camp at Pahalgam Council, Haji Qayoom Choudhary,Ravi Kant, Sajad and interacted with the Peerzada and joint secretary Parray, Sajad Hussain, and trainees.
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