Journalists Protection Act” necessary to protect the interests of journalists: Dr. Pathak.
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New Delhi, : TNINS. Eminent senior journalist Dr. Samrendra Pathak said that there is a need to enact a "Journalist Protection Act" to protect the interests of journalists across the country and the Center should take immediate initiative in this matter, today.
Coordinator of Save UNI Movement Dr. Pathak was having an informal conversation with reporters at the V.P. House.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 there is a need to speed up the movement for this.
In response to a question, Dr. Pathak said that there has been a lot of change in the field of journalism with the passage of time. Earlier there used to be newspapers and magazines. Then came TV & now there is social media.
Now when the UNI is completely liquidated, the board of the company appointed a receiver.This work would have been done 10 years ago, then there would have been hope of survival , said Dr. Pathak.
In response to another question, Dr. Pathak, who was the bearer of the journalists' agitation against PIB, said that there are still some people who are playing with the interests of journalists. L.S.
Change in thinking is require for development of Bihar: Pathak.
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Vijay Kumar
Journalist.
Darbhanga, June 16, 2023 (Agency). Famous social worker Arvind Pathak said that there is a need to change the thinking of people for the development of Bihar, today.
He said that the biggest irony of this province is that people here vote on the basis of caste and religion instead of collective interest, then where is the matter of overall development left ? Mr. Pathak said this during an interview here.
Mr. Pathak, who was the carrier of many national movements, said that these two things have been effective here since independence. This is the reason why Bihar, despite being a talented and proud state, is a sick state. It has become the biggest labor exporting state, which is very painful.
When asked about the initiative being taken in this direction by election strategist Prashant Kishor, Mr. Pathak said that this effort is fine, but change is impossible until people rise above the politics of caste and religion and vote. They are capable of doing it. They should take initiative in this direction. Only then they will be able to succeed in their mission.
When asked what he should do for this? Mr. Pathak said that there are people of all castes and religions who are concerned about the situation in Bihar. Change can be brought about by bringing them on one platform. L.S.
New Delhi, June 16, 2023. Eminent educationist Prof. Yogesh Kumar has said that youths are the future of the country and they should move forward with truth and integrity.
Prof. Kumar was addressing the participants at the conclusion of a fortnight long workshop organized by JITM on the occasion of G20 under the Ministry of Skill Development at Mithapur, yesterday.
Many participants were honored with cash and prizes on this occasion. These include Avneesh, Pooja, Kavita, Priyanka, Jeetendra, Anjali, Priya, Ajay Singh, Aarti and Shilpi.
Human life is limited for a short time and in this time we have to do many big things with our truth and loyalty, said Prof. Kumar . In this regard he gave examples from Buddha to Ambani.
JITM chief Prof. Kumar said that the country is progressing under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The youth should make maximum use of this time.
There is great power in the truth. No one can deny it. We should continue to do the right things by being the representatives of God. Only then we will be able to progress, said Prof. Kumar .L.S.
There is a part of Chhattisgarh in the persona and character of Maryada Purushottam Shri Ram - Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel
For the first time in the country, Ramayana Festival is being organized officially at the national-level in Chhattisgarh
Ram resides in our hearts. Our day begins with 'Ram-Ram' and ends in the name of Ram, said Chief Minister in his address to the programme
State Government has sent out letters requesting 2 acres of land to facilitate our pilgrims in the pilgrimage sites of other states
Collective Recitation of Hanuman Chalisa organized
Raigarh TNINS
In his address to the mega event of National Ramayana Festival, Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel said that Lord Shri Ram spent 10 years of his exile in Chhattisgarh. And during the exile, Shri Ram faced extreme hardships and difficulties but he never lost the sight of his moral values and dignity. The time he spent in the forests played an important role in his journey to become Maryada Purushottam, and in this way, Chhattisgarh also has a part in his character building.
Chief Minister inaugurated the three-day 'National Ramayana Festival' today at a grand function organized at the historic Ramleela Maidan in the city of arts and literature, Raigarh. On this occasion, he said that our Chhattisgarh is the state of Mata Kaushalya and Mata Shabri. This is the land of tribals and forest dwellers who have been living here for centuries. When Shri Ram was supposed to be crowned as a King, he had to go on exile. During his exile, Shri Ram met Nishadraj, Shabri Mata and several sages and ascetics. We in Chhattisgarh relate to both 'Vanvasi Ram' as well as 'Kaushalya's Ram'. As Chhattisgarh is the birthplace of Mata Kaushalya, Shri Ram is considered as 'Bhancha' (nephew) in Chhattisgarh.
Chief Minister said that for the first time in the country, Ramayana Festival is being organized officially at the national-level in Chhattisgarh. Although it is a national event, but foreign teams like Cambodia and Indonesia are also participating, making this festival international. Chief Minister said- "Today I witnessed a beautiful march past at the National Ramayana festival. Meanwhile, I also observed the march past of 'Ramnami Sampraday Ka Ram'. They have dedicated their entire life to Shri Ram. They believe in the formless, as Kabir believes in the formless. In this way everyone has their own perception of 'Shri Ram'." Chief Minister said that the story of Shri Ram is enshrined in our hearts.... our day starts with 'Ram-Ram' and ends with 'Ram-Ram'. Each and every village of our state has its own Ramleela mandali. We feel deep affinity with Shri Ram because Shri Ram belongs to everyone, he belongs to Nishadraj, he belongs to Shabri.
Chief Minister further said that we have written a letter to the Chief Ministers of all those states where there are pilgrimage sites and we have requested for 2 acres of land there, so as to arrange for proper facilities for the pilgrims from Chhattisgarh to stay there. In addition, we are also developing our pilgrimage sites to provide better facilities to the pilgrims coming from other states. Chief Minister said that Lord Shri Ram spent most of his exile with the forest dwellers. We find an account of his connection with nature and forest dwellers in the Ramayana.
Chief Minister said that we have been organizing the National Tribal Festival for three years, with the objective to promote tribal culture. We have also been taking consolidated steps towards protection of Devgudis and Ghotuls. Addressing the residents of Raigarh, Chief Minister said that Raigarh has been one of the earliest witnesses of human culture, the rock paintings here show that the earliest cultural development of mankind were found here. This 'Sanskar-dhani' city has made significant progress in the field of art. We are working for the conservation of Kelo as well.
While presiding over the programme, Culture Minister Mr. Amarjeet Bhagat said that in these wonderful event, we have got the opportunity to learn about the ideal character of Shri Ram. It is a matter of pride for all of us that this mega event based on Aranyakand of Ramayana is being organized in Chhattisgarh. School Education Minister Mr. Premsai Singh Tekam said that this unique event is being organized on the initiative of Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel. Ram Katha inspires us to follow the ideals of Shri Ram. Higher Education Minister Mr. Umesh Patel said that through Ram Van Gaman Tourism Circuit Development Plan, Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel has done a great job of developing places associated with Lord Shri Ram. Former Member of Parliament Shri Nand Kumar Sai, Mahant Shri Ramsunder Das, Chairman of Chhattisgarh Gau Seva Aayog also addressed the programme.
Collective Recitation of Hanuman Chalisa organized
On this occasion, Collective Recitation of Hanuman Chalisa was organized. Bhajan Singer Mr. Dilip Shadangi led the recitation while Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel and thousands of spectators joined in, worshiping Hanuman ji with great devotion. At the onset, the teams from different states and countries performed a march past. Teams from Indonesia and Cambodia enthralled the audience in their traditional attires. Members of the Ramnami sect also did a march past. The specialty of the Uttarakhand team was that it was led by Ravana. States like Goa, Karnataka, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh etc. also performed. It is noteworthy that 270 artists from 12 states are participating in this event, which includes 70 artists from Chhattisgarh state and 27 artists from abroad.
A 12-member troupe of artists has come from Kerala to take part in the National Ramayana Festival.
A team from the neighboring state of Madhya Pradesh also participated in the march past. There are 25 members in this team.
The troupe of artists from Karnataka and the 18-member artist troupe from Maharashtra gave a wonderful performance in the march past round. 'Bajrangbali' is walking ahead of them.
Ravana is seen leading the Uttarakhand team. This wonderful tradition where even Lord Ram sends Lakshman to seek knowledge from Ravana at the time of his death.
Chhattisgarh's team of artists also gave a beautiful performance.
270 participants from 12 states are taking part in this event. 70 artists of the state and 27 artists from abroad are participating.
Mr. Baghel unveiled the statue of Chhattisgarh Mahtari in the Collectorate premises
Chief Minister inaugurated and performed bhoomipujan of various development works
Raigarh district received gift of Rs 465 crore worth development works
Newly-built 'Hamar Lab' in Dharamjaigarh and Pusaur inaugurated
Inauguration of the upgradation work of the district library
Dhanvantari generic medicine shop inaugurated in the district hospital
Chief Minister Youth Center, Gharghoda dedicated to public for upgradation
Bhoomipujan of District Transport Office building construction work
Raigarh TNINS
01 June 2023/ Prior to attending the National Ramayana Festival today, Chief Minister Mr. Bhupesh Baghel paid floral tributes to the statue of Mahatma Gandhi, at Collector's office premises in Raigarh, and also unveiled the statue of Chhattisgarh Mahtari built there. He also observed the activities at RIPA and appreciated the works of the groups associated with it.
On this occasion, Chief Minister presented development works worth more than Rs 465 crore to Raigarh district. These include bhumipujan of 59 development and construction works costing Rs 258 crore 74 lakh 26 thousand and inauguration of 53 works worth Rs 207 crore 4 lakh 49 thousand.
Chief Minister Mr. Baghel inaugurated two Hamar labs in Dharamjaigarh and Pusaur development blocks, built at the cost of more than Rs. 58 lakhs. He also inaugurated the affordable medicine shop 'Dhanwantri Medical' in District Hospital Raigarh. With the objective to provide proper guidance and a conducive environment to the youth preparing for competitive examinations, facilities at Mukhyamantri Yuva Kendra in Gharghoda has been expanded. Chief Minister inaugurated the aforementioned upgradation works done here today. District library operating in Raigarh has been upgraded and equipped with the necessary facilities for the students. The upgradation works done at the Library were also inaugurated at hands of Chief Minister.
Likewise, inauguration, bhoomipujan and foundation laying of 62 works worth Rs 186 crore 39 lakh under various construction departments was also performed on the occasion. These include construction and renovation/upgradation work of roads, school buildings and other buildings as follows- community building construction work and road renovation work worth Rs 14 crore 39 lakh 71 thousand under Municipal Corporation Raigarh, works worth Rs 38 crore 24 lakh 70 thousand under Panchayat and Rural Development Department, 27 Samuh Nal-Jal Yojana and solar based tap water works worth Rs 107 crore 68 lakh 20 thousand under Public Health Engineering Department, bhoomipujan of the District Transport Office built at a cost of Rs 95 lakh 95 thousand under the Transport Department, 12 works worth Rs 4 crore 58 lakh 63 thousand under Forest and Climate Change Department, construction work of pre-matric tribal boys hostel with 50-seat capacity at 3 places at a cost of Rs 4 crore 68 lakh 70 thousand under Tribal Development Department and construction of 5 bridges at a cost of Rs 108 crore 25 lakh under Public Works Department bridge division is also included.
Patients will get access to Advanced Cath Lab and ICU facilities
Raigarh TNINS
01 June 2023// Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel inaugurated the newly constructed building of Shri Balaji Metro Hospital in Raigarh district today. This super-specialty hospital, equipped with 400 beds, will now provide patients with advanced cath lab and ICU facilities.
The Balaji Hospital has established a state-of-the-art ICU setup with 70 beds, including 12 ventilators, to ensure enhanced treatment facilities for critically ill patients in and around the district. Additionally, the hospital has set up an advanced cath lab to provide improved treatment for patients suffering from heart ailments.
The Balaji Super-Specialty Hospital has various specialized departments including respiratory, nephrology, neurology, urology, and gastroenterology, equipped with modern equipment and facilities. The hospital also has modern dialysis machines and comprehensive diabetes screening facilities.
School Education Minister Dr. Premsai Singh Tekam, Food Minister Shri Amarjeet Bhagat, Sports and Higher Education Minister Shri Umesh Patel, former Member of Parliament Shri Nandkumar Sai, Raigarh MLA Shri Prakash Nayak, Sakti MLA Shri Ram Kumar Yadav, Raigarh Mayor Smt. Janki Katju, along with other public representatives and senior officials were present.
The Godhan NYAY Yojana has brought unprecedented prosperity to the lives of cattle rearers in Chhattisgarh. These individuals, who had never fathomed the possibility of cow dung becoming a valuable commodity, are now reaping the benefits of this innovative scheme implemented by the state government. Under the Godhan NYAY Yojana, the Chhattisgarh government has taken a momentous step by purchasing cow dung at a rate of Rs 2 per kilogram. This simple yet transformative decision has not only recognized the inherent value of cow dung but has also opened up new avenues for generating income.
Shri Ramji Yadav, a cattle herder from Birkona village, shared that he brings cows to the Gauthan every morning and evening for grazing. He highlighted the remarkable impact of the Godhan NYAY Yojana, which has resulted in dual benefits for him. On one hand, he receives remuneration for taking the cows for grazing and on the other hand, he earns a decent income by selling cow dung. Shri Yadav stated that his earnings from selling cow dung have reached a total of Rs 18,000. He expressed his deep appreciation and heartfelt gratitude to Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel for this earning opportunity.
Smt. Gayatri Yadav, a resident of Birkona village in the Kawardha development block, states that she has earned Rs 40,000 by selling cow dung under the Godhan NYAY Yojana. She explained that the government's initiative has provided her with a source of additional income. Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel's emphasis on the importance of cow dung has played a pivotal role in facilitating its purchase through this scheme.
Smt. Yadav expressed her gratitude to Chief Minister Shri Bhupesh Baghel for spearheading this transformative initiative and acknowledged that it has amplified the significance of cows in their lives. She further shared that the income generated from selling cow dung has enabled her to procure essential items for her family, including those required for a family member's wedding. She also mentioned that she sells cow dung at a rate of Rs 2 per kilogram in the Gauthan. Afterwards, the women in the group undertake the task of converting it into vermicompost, which is subsequently sold.
Agra, The Indo-Nepal-Bangladesh Conclave-2023 concluded, stressing the need for advancing towards collective prosperity by promoting mutual harmony and cooperation among all South Asian countries.
The event held on May 17 was based on the subject of 'challenges and solutions in contemporary scenarios in media'. It was organized by the Press Club of India and UP Journalist Association, Agra branch in collaboration with the SAARC Journalists Forum.
The Conclave was attended by 25 journalists from Nepal, 12 from Bangladesh and around 300 from India.
India's central minister of state Pro SP Singh Baghel inaugurated the event and it was virtually addressed by UP Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak. During his address, the deputy chief minister described journalism as the 'the fourth pillar of democracy', highlighting the need to further strengthen it by bridging a gap between the power and journalism.
"Incomplete and inaccurate media stuff in the name of competition are capable of misleading the society. Democracy will be at risk if any of its pillars turn weak," he said, urging journalists to fulfill their roles and responsibilities in a very transparent way.
Uttar Pradesh minister Yogendra Upadhyay said the government and journalists were expected to think about the betterment of society and act accordingly.
Addressing the event as a keynote speaker, senior journalist Vinod Agnihotri, said if the Agra Summit, a historic meeting between India and Pakistan had been successful, the maps of two countries would be different.
Shiv Manohar Pandey, the State president of the Association, was of the view that issues of rural journalists were the priorities of none. He was against restrictions in the media.
SAARC Journalist Forum President Raju Lama said journalists were always on the frontline in South Asia for safeguarding democracy. He urged the Conclave to prioritize the issues of journalists in Afghanistan.
Forum general secretary Mohammed Abdur Rahman from Bangladesh said India's democracy was prosperous and inspiring and other nations in the sub-region should learn from it.
Senior journalist Arun Tripathi gave his presentation about challenges in journalism.
Siddaramaiah to be next Karnataka CM, DK Shivakumar to be his deputy
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Navesh Kumar
Senior Journalis
New Delhi-Karnataka May 18, 2023 (Agency). The Congress has officially announced the name of the next Chief Minister of Karnataka. Siddaramaiah was elected the next Chief Minister of the state while DK Shivakumar got the post of Deputy Chief Minister. The swearing-in ceremony will take place in Bengaluru on May 20. On the same day, other ministers of the cabinet including the Chief Minister and the Deputy Chief Minister will also take oath.
During the press conference, Congress General Secretary KC Venugopal said that Shivakumar would continue as Karnataka Congress President till the end of the parliamentary elections and would work to further strengthen the party. He further said that the Congress party government in Karnataka will also implement five guarantees in its first cabinet meeting.
In the elections to the 224-member Karnataka Assembly, the Congress has won a big victory with 135 seats. Whereas BJP got 66 and Janata Dal Secular (JDS) got 19 seats. (L.S)
Mourning across the country on the death of Harishankar Tiwari.
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Sanant Singh
Journalist.
New Delhi-Gorakhpur May 17, 2023 (Agency). People across the country have mourned the death of Pt. Harishankar Tiwari, former minister of Uttar Pradesh and a prominent leader of Brahmin community.
Founder President of Brahmin Lok Sangathan and famous social worker Arvind Pathak has expressed deep condolence on the death of Mr. Tiwari and said that he was the leader of the society. He remained alert throughout his life to protect the existence of his society.
He had a very intimate relationship with Mr. Tiwari .Whenever he used to come to Delhi, he used to stay with him for hours. He had a family relationship with him. May his soul rest in peace, said Mr. Pathak.
Expressing condolence on the death of Mr. Tiwari, the leader of Brahmin community in Rajasthan and senior journalist Dr. Surendra Sharma said that he should be continuously associated with the upliftment of the society. He prayed to God to give peace to his soul.
International coordinator of All India Mithila State Sangharsh Samiti, Prof. Amarendra Jha has said in his message that Mr. Tiwari was associated with the upliftment of the society till the last moment. L.S.
The voice of journalists is raised not by the crowd, but by the thoughts: Vice-Chancellor
*Third National Convention of Indian Journalist Association organized at Muzaffarpur Chamber of Commerce
Vice Chancellor of CV Raman University said, Journalism course will start in the university from next year
*Chairman of Chamber of Commerce appreciated the role of journalists
• Journalist protection law should be implemented in Bihar like Chhattisgarh: Ramnath Vidrohi
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Muzaffarpur. The third National Journalist Conference cum Honor Ceremony of the Indian Journalist Association (IJA) was organized on Monday in the premises of the Chamber of Commerce in Muzaffarpur district. The program was inaugurated by Chief Guest Dr. CV Raman University, Vaishali Vice Chancellor Dr. Vimal Kumar Sharma, Guest Chamber of Commerce President Shyam Sundar Bhimseria, IJA National President Ramnath Vidrohi, National Vice President Pramod Kumar, State President Ajit Kumar Pandey by lighting the lamp.
On this occasion, Chief Guest Vice Chancellor Dr. Vimal Kumar Sharma said that in today's era the work of journalists is very risky. He said that the solidarity of journalists is not shown by the crowd, but their solidarity is decided by their thoughts. He announced from the stage that there is no journalism course in Dr. CV Raman University, but journalism course will start from next year.
While the guest Muzaffarpur Chamber of Commerce President Shyam Sundar Bhimseria appreciated the role of journalists.
Speaking on the role of press in nation building, IJA National President Ramnath Vidrohi said that the main objective of the conference is to implement the Journalist Protection Act like Chhattisgarh, to send memorandums related to other demands of journalists to the Center and the State Government and to implement them. have to fight for.
He said that mofussil journalists are the backbone of any newspaper, but they are neglected by the management. There are many journalists who are dependent on an identity card. He said that there is a need to run a phased agitation in front of various state governments regarding the safety of journalists and the facilities provided by the management. For this, our organization will play a decisive role.
On the other hand, National Vice President Pramod Kumar said that though there are innumerable problems of journalists, but there is a need to make necessary improvements in Journalist Pension Rules and Recognition Rules and give its benefits to maximum number of journalists. Especially regarding the neglectful policy of the government towards the problems of Mufassil journalists, we have to struggle by taking a concrete decision.
National General Secretary Satyendra Satyam said that in today's era, if the journalist wants to save his dignity, then there is a need to bring change in himself. He said that if journalists use their pen honestly, no one can play with the dignity of journalists.
While Bihar State President Ajit Kumar Pandey said that till the Journalists Security Act is not implemented, they will continue to struggle.
Jharkhand State President Gopal Sharma said that in Jharkhand also the IJA organization is raising its voice strongly. IJA is an organization which is strongly fighting for the interests of journalists.
State President Ajit Kumar Pandey presided over the programme. Poet Anil Kumar Mitbhashi conducted the stage and the vote of thanks was done by National Vice President Pramod Kumar.
National Treasurer Santosh Kumar Sharma, State Treasurer Manoj Kumar, Kaimur District Media Incharge Co-Secretary Mir Jalaluddin, Prakash Kumar, Avinash Kumar Singh, Samastipur District President Rajkumar Rai, District Vice President Jyoti Kumar Singh, Hajipur to Anish Kumar, Naveen Kumar, Shyam Sunder , Darbhanga District President Naveen Kumar, Dharmendra Kumar, Sadre Alam, Azim Akhtar, Divankar Kumar, Sunil Kumar Seth, Sushil Kumar Singh, Yashwant Kumar, Puneet Jha, Akshay Kumar Chanchal, Shravan Kumar, Himanshu Shekhar, Awadhesh Kumar Mandal, Pandit No. Kumar Nirmal etc. were present.
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Dr. Samrendra Pathak
Senior Journalist.
Bengaluru, April 25, 2023 (Agency). After the withdrawal of nomination papers for the Karnataka Legislative Assembly elections, the campaign is now slowly gaining momentum.
Polling for the 224-member Legislative Assembly in Karnataka will be held on May 10 and the results will be declared on May 13. The last date for filing nominations was April 20.
BJP, Congress and JDS are mainly active in the state in different election fields. Now the candidates have started campaigning after the last date for withdrawal of nomination papers passed yesterday.
On the other hand, big leaders of BJP, Congress and JDS are holding big meetings every day. However, the election atmosphere is still not visible on the streets. Hoardings and posters are also missing in the capital.
However, supporters have started making claims. BJP supporters are claiming to return to power, so Congress has full hope of overturning the power. JDS supporters are hopeful that the government will be formed only with their support.L. S.
Indian Famous Face:- And Dr. Grover became the messiah of poor cancer patients.
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Senior Journalist
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New Delhi, April 24, 2023 (Agency). It is said that humanity and the sense of service is dying, but even today many people have such things and they spend their lives till the last moment in the service of the needy. With the same belief there is Dr. Rajesh Kumar Grover ( Dr. R.K. Grover), who is renowned oncologist. He established a record by making treatment accessible to poor and helpless patients in "Delhi State Cancer Institute" operated under Delhi Government.
Late Smt. Sheila Dikshit, Chief Minister of Delhi for 15 years, had established this hospital for easy treatment of cancer patients and Dr. Grover was made its founding director cum CMD. This institute has become a boon for cancer patients today.
Experts say that to achieve this goal, Dr. Grover left his personal life and made the hospital his abode. During this, he used to collect resources in the hospital and was engaged in the treatment of patients. With his hard work and dedication This hospital came into limelight in the country.
Dr. Grover was born on 1st January 1955 as the son of late Kedar Nath Grover. He was a bright student since childhood. After completing his higher secondary education in the year 1971, he completed his MBBS degree from BHU in the year 1976. After getting MD degree in Radiotherapy from PGI Chandigarh and started serving cancer patients.
Dr. Grover says that cancer has become a dangerous disease for the world. The main reason for this disease is the continuous changes in climate, irregular lifestyle and uncontrolled food habits. This rate is 15-16 percent globally. In India, large no of people are victims of this disease in some form or the other. The biggest reason for this is the tobacco products here.
This disease is emerging more and more in the form of breast cancer in women. If information about this disease is found at the first and second stage, then the chances of recovery are more. The danger at the third and fourth stage increases. People should get their health checked regularly after an age, he said .L.S.
New Delhi,23 April 2023 (Agency).The President of India, Smt Droupadi Murmu will visit Haryana Karnal and Hisar,tomorrow.
According to press Release in Karnal, the President will grace the 19th convocation of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research – National Dairy Research Institute. While at Hisar, she will grace the 25th convocation of Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University.L.S.
Mumbai, April 15, 2023 (Agency).The song "Thoda Sa Jam Pila De Sathi" written by Kumar Samat, Editor-in-Chief of Cine Aaj Kal, the prestigious magazine of cinema world, has been released on the digital platform of CM Music India.
This information has been given by the magazine in a report published in its latest issue. According to the report, this song has been composed by Amresh Shahabadi with vocals and music. He has established a new dimension in the songs of most Bhojpuri singers by decorating them with music. The lyrical edit has been done by Mukund Chauhan, co-editor of film editor Amit Anand.L. S.
New prospect for Class 12th (Mathematics) students in the area of Food Techlonology-
A new course of B. Tech. (Food Tech) started in Chhattisgarh in IGKV Raipur.
College of Food Technology, Raipur (Govt. College) has been started in 2020.It is functioning under Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalay Raipur. Under this four year degree program B.Tech in Food Technology degree will be awarded to the students.
Food technology is a branch of science that deals with techniques involved in food production, processing, preservation, quality management, packaging etc in food related technology.
The details of admission course curriculum and activities of college can be referred through the attached brochure.
Valedictory Function of Induction Training for Indian Information Service Officers (Group A) 2018, 2019 & 2020 batch held at IIMC
New Delhi. “Information is the power. In today's digital age, merely 280 words or characters have the power to influence a staggering 8 billion population worldwide. Such is the unfathomable reach of a single tweet or a digital post in our interconnected world said Anurag Singh Thakur, Union Minister, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Youth Affairs & Sports, Government of India during the Valedictory Function of Indian Information Service Group ‘A’ Officer Trainees (Batches: 2018, 2019 & 2020) today at Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi.
On the occasion Principal Director General, Press Information Bureau, Rajesh Malhotra , Joint Secretary, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Sanjeev Shankar, Director General, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Prof. Sanjay Dwivedi, ADG, Ashish Goyal and faculty members were also present.
Sensitizing the Officer Trainees on the rapid growth of Electronic and Social Media, Thakur said that as we move from 5G to 6G which will be your era, we have to understand the emerging pattern of quest for information and consumption of information. Adding to it he said that Fake news is the most dangerous virus in the world and you all will be known as the front line information disseminator so always stay alert and pass on the authentic information.
Addressing the IIS Officers, Minister Thakur said that you will not be just communicating information, you will be adding value to information. To ensure it is not lost in the cacophony of 24*7 media, presenting information in a manner to make it sufficiently attractive for media to use it prominently. He reminded the young officers of the need to be tech-savvy and to keep pace with the rapidly changing information and communication scenario. The challenge is to respond swiftly and firmly on a real-time basis.
A total of 52 Indian Information Service Group ‘A’ Officer Trainees (Batches: 2018, 2019 & 2020) successfully completed their two years Induction Training at the Indian Institute of Mass Communication. IIMC, the premier mass communication institute in the country is the training academy for the Indian Information Service Officers, who are recruited through the UPSC Combined Civil Services Examination. It also conducts a number of short courses in communication for various government organizations, armed forces, PSUs and civil society organizations.
