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--And Dr. Mohanty has set a record by bringing transparency in NEET exam.

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Dr.Samrendra Pathak

Senior Journalist.

New Delhi, 25 August 2023 (AJC). It is said that the lotus blooms in the mud, which has no match in flowers. Similarly, great people are always born in unknown places and circumstances on earth. There are many such examples. In this, the names of Swami Vivekananda to Deshratna Dr. Rajendra Prasad and former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri are included.

One such great personality is the former chairman of NEET, Dr. N.K. Mohanty, who not only gave a new dimension to urology medicine, but also set a record by bringing transparency in NEET exam to provide the country with the best doctors. He was the chairman of NEET in 2013. Prior to this, he was the Medical Superintendent of Safdarjung and ADG in the Ministry of Health.

Dr. Mohanty was born in a modest family in Balasore, a backward state of Orissa. He completed his MBBS in the year 1974 from Utkal University. After obtaining the degree of MS from there in the year 1978. Completed M.Ch. (Euro) in the year 1984 from AIIMS, Delhi.

He started his career as a urologist in Srinagar and shortly after became the founding head of the Department of Urology at Safdarjung Hospital, Delhi. At that time the best treatment for diseases related to Urology was available only in AIIMS Delhi, because Urology department was only there.

Dr. Mohanty, rich in meritorious talent, took training in France and Germany for better treatment. His 178 research papers have been published in national and 78 research papers in foreign journals. Dr. Mohanty associated with many institutions and organizations has been awarded several times.

With his hard work and dedication, Dr. Mohanty not only got rid of lakhs of victims from the problem of urinary and sexual diseases, but also established many records in the field of medicine.

Dr. Mohanty said that urology has developed a lot in the country today. 40 percent of the operations are being performed on patients from this field. Today the situation is that patients from all over the world suffering from urinary and sexual diseases come to India for treatment. Especially the number of patients from Asian countries is very high.

The number of these patients has increased a lot as compared to before. There are many reasons for this like uncontrolled food habits, living tolerance, climate change and many others, he said. L.S.

 Investigation on Bihar journalist murder case.

Meenakshi Chowdhary

Journalist.

New Delhi, August 21, 2023 (Agency). A team of journalists led by Indian Journalist Association (IJA), chief Ram Nath Vidrohi visited Araria yesterday to take stock of the murder of a journalist in Araria, Bihar.

Leader of Joint Forum of Journalist Organizations and Executive President of United Indian Journalist Association (UIJA) Dr. Samrendra Pathak and senior journalist Kumar Samat said that Mr. Vidrohi will meet the victim's family, local journalists and administrative officials during his visit. Further action will be taken after his report.

Dr. Pathak told that the team includes IJA National President Ramnath Vidrohi, National General Secretary Ranjesh Kumar Jha "Alok", senior journalist Avinash Kumar Singh from Khagaria and many other members.

It is worth mentioning that Vimal Kumar Rai, a journalist working in a daily newspaper was shot dead in Raniganj, Araria district of Bihar. L.S. 

 High-Tech tracking of elephant movement in Chhattisgarh to avoid human-elephant conflict

Forest Department aims to provide self-employment opportunities for families affected by the elephant movement

 Forest Department uses the AI-based 'Chhattisgarh Elephant Tracking and Alert' app to track elephant movements and inform villagers

 Department gears up for a series of awareness events to commemorate World Elephant Day on August 12

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The Forest Department of the Chhattisgarh Government is actively implementing various initiatives to curb human-elephant conflicts. The implementation of High-Tech monitoring through the AI-based system has shown promising results, which provide real-time information about the elephant movement in a particular region via wireless, mobile, and microphone speakers to the villagers. The department is also providing information to villagers about cohabiting with elephants and respecting their habitats. The Forest Minister, Mr. Mohammad Akbar, has instructed the officials to provide aid for families affected by the elephant movements. Besides providing compensation, the department also provides them with self-employment opportunities through various departmental schemes.          

The Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Mr. V Srinivasa Rao, shared that Chhattisgarh is witnessing a rising elephant population due to ample food, water, and suitable habitats. Consequently, human-elephant conflicts are escalating in forest and elephant-inhabited regions. To address this, the Forest Department is actively engaged in establishing the ‘Hathi Mitra Dal’ in affected villages, launching public awareness initiatives, and enhancing natural elephant habitats. Besides addressing compensation cases, the department aims to provide self-employment opportunities for families impacted by property, monetary, and crop losses. As World Elephant Day approaches on August 12, the state is gearing up for a series of awareness events to commemorate the occasion.

The Chhattisgarh Government has initiated High-Tech monitoring of elephant movements in its forests. For this purpose, an artificial intelligence-based "Chhattisgarh Elephant Tracking and Alert App" was developed and has been functional for the past three months at the Udanti Sitanadi Tiger Reserve. An alert of elephants' real-time movement within a 10-kilometre radius is successfully sent to the villager's registered mobile numbers. To send an alert, the villagers' mobile phone numbers and GPS location data are stored in this app. When the elephant trackers record any elephant movement inputs on the app, the app sends alerts to the mobile phones of the villager

To inform people in Chhattisgarh's elephant-affected areas, the Wildlife Wing and Forest Management Information System (FMIS) collectively developed this app. This application uses an artificial intelligence (AI)-based system to process the inputs (information) provided by Elephant Trackers (Hathi Mitra Dal). Except for "Munaadi," performed by elephant trackers, this app sends notifications about the presence of elephants to everyone in the affected village via calls, SMS, and WhatsApp messages. The department is focusing on raising awareness, educating villagers about cohabiting with wild elephants, and sharing conflict avoidance measures.

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 National summit on National Dalit Agenda to be held in Hyderabad

 Chirag Paswan surrounded the state government regarding Bihar.

Khagaria August 7, 2023 (Agency). Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) chief and MP Chirag Paswan surrounded the state's Nitish Kumar government regarding Bihar, here yesterday.

Mr. Paswan was addressing a public meeting at Koshi College ground .Vice President of the party Dr. Renu Kushwaha, former MP Arun Kumar, senior leader Vijay Kushwaha and many leaders were also present in the occasion.

Shri Paswan said that the condition of Bihar is not good. People are upset. Instead of development, cheap politics is being played. Remembering his father late Ram Vilas Paswan, he said that he will continue to fight to remove the plight of the state. LS.

 Over 4 crore ITRs filed for FY23 so far, 7 pc new filers this time: CBDT chief

 Third meeting of the opposition parties of Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance  held in Mumbai on August 25 and 26

 The Central Government to bring the “Journalists Protection Act” Bill in current session of the Parliament: Dr. Pathak.

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New Delhi, July 22, 2023 (Agency). In order to protect the interests of journalists across the country, the Central Government should brought the “Journalist Protection Act” Bill in the current session of the Parliament.

Coordinator of Save UNI Movement Dr. S. Pathak and journalist M.K. Madhubala made this demand while talking to journalists. He said that this has been demanded for many years, but nothing has been done so far.

Dr. Pathak, Executive President of SAARC Journalist Forum and United Indian Journalist Association, said that if this does not happen, the movement will be intensified.

In response to a question, Dr. Pathak said that there has been a lot of change in the field of journalism with time. That's why it is necessary to give the status of journalist to everyone associated with this profession.

Smt. Madhubala, who has been associated with journalists' movements against PIB, said that there are still some people out there who are playing with the interests of journalists. Discrimination against new entrants continues. L.S.

 21 eminent personalities were given "Bharat Vibhuti Samman".

Subir Sen

Senior Journalist.

New Delhi, 23 July 2023, (Agency). 21 eminent personalities were awarded "Bharat Vibhuti Samman" for their remarkable contribution in education, medicine, social service and other fields, yesterday.

This honor was given to all by Chief Guest Lok Sabha MP Shri Khagen Murmu, Loni MLA Shri Nand Kishore Gurjar, former IAS Ranjit Singh, special guest Shri Shankar Jha and founder of the organization Amarendra Pathak at a function organized by Amarendra Foundation at the Constitution Club of India in the capital.

Shri Murmu said that a new energy has been infused with this honour, this initiative of Amarendra Foundation is praiseworthy. MLA Mr. Gurjar said that the people who were given this honor are the heritage of the country and the society. It is a commendable step to honor dignitaries who have played an active role in the development of the nation.

Doordarshan's star singer Pandit Pushkar Mishra and his team presented song and medical student Bhaswati dance in this programme. Sana conducted the stage. The program was presided over and coordinated by Mr. Navesh Kumar, journalist and director of the foundation.

Among the personalities who were given this honor Dr. Abha Rani Singh, Senior Indian Revenue Service Officer, Dr. Vinita Rastogi, Director of Vasundhara Hospital, SDPO Dr. Rakesh Kumar, Social worker Mrs. Kanta Rani, Mr. Siya Ram Mandal, Mr. Rajdev Raman, Mr. Krishna Vallabh Jha, Mr. Ram Manohar Mishra, Advocate Varsha Gupta, Professor Ankit Bhargava, Mr. Prabhas Mandal, Dr. Amarji Kumar, Mr. PK Jha, Mr. Abhinav Swami, Dr. Pramod Kumar Singh, Mr. Ramkumar Mandal, Advocate Mr. Rajeev Ranjan Mishra, Dr. Ajay Kumar Jha and Mr. Mukesh Pandey.L.S.

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Mukhya vakta M.W.ANSARI IPS RETD D.G With Prof Vilas Kharat and  Prof Nafees Ahmed.

1 Ali Husain Ausim Bihari ki kitaab  ka vimochan.

2 .Batakh miyan Ansari Gandhi ji Kay jaan bachanay waley .

Apni baat rakhtay huye kaha ki kis tarah say vishesh class aur caste Kay Mujahideen Kay saath naainsafi ho raha hai.

Aur iskay liye Pasmanda bhi zimmedar hai

[22/07, 6:21 pm] DG ansari Sahab: Left say .

1.Hamid Ali.Bamcef.

2.Chand Mohd.President U.P.BAMCEF.

3.Imran Ahmed CO.CRPF.

4 .M.W.ANSARI IPS RETD D.G.

5 .Prof Nafees Ahmed.Alig.

6.Prof Vilas Kharat.

7 .Ayaz Quraishi.Bamcef.Alig.

8 .Rahat Sultan. Bamcef Alig.

DG ansari Sahab: 2. Sabhi Manuwadis and poonjiwadis elements ko bahiskar karo chahey wo kisi bhi party ka kiyon na ho.

3.U.C.C.Polarization Kay liye aud sc st obc ko hamesha niche rakhnay Kay liye laya jaraha hai.

4 .koi bhi chunao EVM say na ho.

5. Old pension scheme and minimum wage lagoo ho aur kisaanoka MSP bhi.

6 .Kay saath jo constitutional discrimination ho raha hai khatam ho.

7 .Pasmanda bharat may 85 %say ziada hai aabadi Kay hisaab say aanay waley election may ticket diya jaye.

8. sc st obc aur minorities Kay saath ho rahay zulm Kay khilaf aawaz buland Kiya jaye..

9. BJP.RSS ka Raj agar khatam nahi hoga tu mulk tabah aur barbad hojayega.

Mulk bant jayega.

10.Manipur aaj 2002 ka Gujrat ho gaya.

11.U.k may aur sabhi BJP.RSS saasit rayon may ghareebon may zulm badh gaya hai.

Ham sab condemned kartay hai. 

 Delhi court grants interim bail to former WFI chief in sexual harassment case

New Delhi: Brij Bhushan Singh, a member of parliament from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the former Wrestling Chief of India, was granted interim bail on Tuesday by a court on Rouse Avenue in Delhi in connection with sexual harassment charges made by some of India's leading female wrestlers.

Former Assistant Secretary of Singh Vinod Tomar was also granted interim release by Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (ACMM) Harjeet Singh Jaspal.

Advocate Rajeev Mohan, who is representing the accused, told the court that he is filing bail bonds because the charge sheet filed before the arrest.

However, Additional Public Prosecutor Atul Srivastava for Delhi Police said that “We (Delhi Police) have not arrested him. We leave it to my lord. Condition must be there... I oppose it with condition that he shouldn't influence witness.”

ACMM Jaspal has scheduled Thursday as the day to hear arguments on the regular bail plea.

The court had on July 7 summoned Singh and Tomar in the case.

Six female wrestlers have accused Singh of engaging in sexual harassment and intimidation; the court has taken notice of the charge sheet filed in the case.

Charges under Sections 354 (Assault or criminal force to woman with intent to outrage her modesty), 354A (making sexually coloured remarks), and 354D (stalking) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) were filed against accused Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh by the Delhi Police before Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Mahima Rai of Rouse Avenue Courts.

Tomar is accused of breaking the law under the IPC Sections 109 (abetting officer), 354, 354A, and 506 (criminal intimidation).

The indictment reportedly includes the testimony of almost 200 individuals.

In the FIR registered at Connaught Place police station, it has been alleged by the six adult grapplers that Singh allegedly attempted to coerce one athlete into sexual acts by offering to provide her with “supplements”, invited another wrestler to his bed and hugging her, as well as assaulting and inappropriately touching other athletes.—Inputs from Agencies

 Seema, Sachin Faked Names For Nepal Hotel Stay

 Victoria Terminus Railway Station Bombay India. One of the finest Railway Station in Asia

M H JAKARIYA TNINS

Victoria Terminus Railway Station Bombay India. One of the finest Railway Station in Asia. Photograph by Stereo Travel Co. 1908. The station is now known as The Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Mumbai. #History #India #Bombay

The Victoria Terminus railway station in Bombay, India, is now known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT). The station underwent a name change in 1996 to honor the Maratha warrior king, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

Historically, Victoria Terminus was designed by British architect Frederick William Stevens and was completed in 1887. It served as the headquarters of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway (GIPR) and played a crucial role in the development of Bombay as a major trade and transportation hub during British colonial rule.

The architectural style of Victoria Terminus is a blend of Victorian Gothic Revival and traditional Indian architectural elements. It features turrets, spires, stained glass windows, and intricate stone carvings, making it a remarkable landmark in Bombay.

Over the years, the station has undergone several renovations and expansions to accommodate the growing number of passengers. However, the original structure and its distinctive features have been preserved.

Today, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus remains one of the busiest railway stations in India and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It serves as a major transportation hub, connecting various parts of India through an extensive railway network. The station continues to be an architectural marvel, attracting tourists and commuters alike.

Inside the station, there are numerous platforms, ticket counters, waiting areas, and amenities for passengers. The iconic central dome, which serves as the main entrance, is a prominent feature that draws attention.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus has witnessed significant changes in terms of technology, infrastructure, and facilities to meet the demands of modern transportation. It continues to be a vital transportation hub and an architectural gem, showcasing the rich heritage of Bombay, now known as Mumbai.

 Three J-K govt employees sacked for anti-national activities

 Pune farmer earns Rs 2.8 cr selling tomatoes, sets target to reach Rs 3.5 cr

SNS 

Amid skyrocketing prices of tomatoes across the country, a farmer in Maharashtra’s Pune district claimed to have earned more than Rs 2.8 crore by selling tomatoes.

Ishwar Gayakar (36) and his wife, who hails from Pune’s Junnar taluka, do not intend to stop at this. The farmer couple has set a target to earn Rs 3.5 crore with a stock of around 4000 crates of tomatoes available with him. Speaking about his hard work throughout the years, Ishwar Gaikar said, “This is not something I have earned in one day. I have been cultivating tomatoes on my 12-acre farm for the last six-seven years now. I have also incurred losses several times but I have never left my hopes. In 2021, I had made a loss of rupees 18-20 lakhs but I did not stop.”

Speaking about his profits, this year, Gaikar said, “This year, I have cultivated tomatoes on 12 acres and till today, I have sold around 17000 crates priced between Rs 770 to Rs 2311 per crate. So in total, I have earned Rs 2.8 crore till now.”

“I still have a stock of around 3000 to 4000 crates of tomatoes at my farm. So if you calculate, my total earnings this year would go up to around Rs 3.5 crore,” he added.

Gaikar said that his family is happy with his success. Thanking his wife who also works with him at the farm and the blessing of his parents and grandparents, he said, “I feel this success has come to me because of the blessings of my parents, grandparents and hard work of my wife who works with me in the farm. Everyone in my family is happy with the price we got for our tomatoes.”

Gaikar shared that he thought that he would get around 30 rupees per kg by selling tomatoes but his fortunes turned this season.

“Before this season, I had in my mind that I would get around 30 rupees per kg for the price of tomatoes, but it turned out to be a bumper lottery for me this time,” he said.

Gaykar is farming since 2005. He took over farming from his father and now he works at his farm with his wife. Earlier, they use to cultivate tomatoes on only 1 acre of land. Later with the availability of labour from 2017, he is cultivating tomatoes on 12 acres. Other than tomatoes, Gaykar also cultivates onions and flowers in respective seasons.

Earlier, in a relief for consumers, who were forced to go off tomatoes after their prices went through the roof across the country, the Centre on Sunday reduced the wholesale price of tomatoes from Rs 90 to Rs 80 per kg.

According to an official release, after re-assessing the current situation of the market, the Centre decided to revise the price of tomatoes. The changes in the price will be executed from July 16, Sunday, in Delhi, Noida, Lucknow, Kanpur, Varanasi, Patna, Muzaffarpur and Arrah through the National Agriculture Cooperation Marketing Federation of India (NAFED) and the National Consumer Cooperation Federation (NCCF).

It will be expanded to more cities depending upon the prevailing market price at the current locations. The rates of tomatoes were previously revised on July 14 to Rs 90 per kg.

 Army’s QRTs ensuring safety of Amarnath pilgrims

SNS 

The Quick Reaction Teams (QRTs) deployed by the Indian Army have exhibited remarkable vigilance in ensuring the safety and secure passage for pilgrims during the ongoing Amarnath Yatra on the Jammu–Srinagar National Highway 44.

The QRTs, comprising of dedicated and skilled personnel, has successfully thwarted potential threats and provided timely assistance to pilgrims, reflecting their unwavering commitment to the safety and well-being of all participants.

The Amarnath Yatra, a significant annual pilgrimage that attracts devotees from around the world, is known for its religious and spiritual importance.

Acknowledging the significance of this pilgrimage and the necessity to maintain a secure environment, the Indian Army has deployed well-trained and highly responsive Quick Reaction Teams to oversee the safety operations along National Highway.

Over the past few weeks, the Quick Reaction Teams have demonstrated exemplary professionalism and resilience. Their swift response and proactive measures have effectively mitigated potential risks, ensuring a smooth and secure journey for the pilgrims.

The QRT duties encompass maintaining constant vigilance, conducting regular patrols, coordinating with local authorities and promptly responding to any emergency situations.

The pilgrims acknowledged the unwavering dedication of the Indian Army in upholding the highest standards of safety and security during the Amarnath Yatra. Their round-the-clock efforts, selflessness and commitment have been instrumental in creating an environment conducive to a peaceful pilgrimage experience.

The Indian Army remains fully committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all Amarnath Yatra pilgrims. With the support of the Quick Reaction Teams, the Indian Army aims to provide a secure environment, allowing the pilgrims to embark on their spiritual journey with peace of mind, said a defence spokesman.

 Decades old flood record broken in Delhi, life in trouble.

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Usha Pathak  Senior Journalist.

New Delhi, July 14, 2023 (Agency). Due to the severe floods in the Yamuna river in Delhi and NCR, many areas have been cut off due to large-scale flooding of residential areas.

After many decades, the danger has increased due to flood water filling Kashmiri Gate Bus Stand, Ring Road and residential areas in the stomach of Yamuna. The government has issued an alert regarding this.

Schools, colleges and other similar institutions have been closed in Delhi and NCR. People living in Yamuna Khadar have been given shelter in nearby public places and high dams.

The Delhi government has said that thousands of people living in the flood-affected areas of the Yamuna river in the city have been shifted to temporary shelters at safer places and are being provided food and water.

Delhi government's water minister Saurabh Bhardwaj said that due to rise in the water level of Yamuna in Delhi, low-lying areas have been flooded. People affected by the rising water level have been shifted to East, North, Northeast, South East Central and Shahdara districts. More than 2700 tents have been arranged here for these people. He said that due to release of huge amount of water from Hathnikund in Haryana, the water level of Yamuna has increased.

Mr Bhardwaj said maximum number of tents have been set up in East district 1,700, North East Delhi district 280, Shahdara 170, Central 150 and South East district 384 among others to provide shelter to evacuees from low-lying areas of Delhi.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal called an emergency meeting on Tuesday. The Yamuna river is currently flowing above the danger mark. Its water level had reached 205.33 meters on Monday evening.

On the other hand, keeping in view the security, the movement of trains going from Old Delhi to Ghaziabad via Shahdara has been stopped from 6 am on Tuesday. Deepak Kumar, Chief Public Relations Officer of Northern Railway said that Loha Pul has been temporarily closed due to continuous rising water level in Yamuna.L.S.