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GOODDAY Available all over the World : www.gooddaynewspaper.blogspot.in/www.goodaynewspaper.com RNI No. : MAH MUL/2006/18939 Postal Reg. No. MH/MR/KDEVI/56/2013-15 MULTILINGUAL NEWSPAPER UNITING PEOPLE Volume : 8 Issue : 11 Mumbai, 12 to 18 January 2014 Pages : 4 Price : Rs. 2/- Editor : ASHOK DOSHI, R-15, Lane-II, Sector-9, CBD-Belapur, Navi Mumbai-400614, Tel : 27560695, Cell : 9322694549/7506328309 Fixing your mind on Me, You will over come all the difficulties through My Grace alone! LORD SHRI KRISHNA MUMBAI E-mail : [email protected] [email protected] MARATHI, HINDI, GUJARATI & ENGLISH GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA DAIR Y DEVEDLOPMENT DEP AR TMENT Office of the General Manager, Greater Mumbai Milk Scheme, Worli A.G. Khan Road, Worli Seaface, Worli, Mumbai 400 018. Tel. No.: 2493 9986-90 (Extn. 115) Ref.No. GMMS/CSP/Annual Tender/2013-14/SB-371 Date : 16 DEC 2013 TENDER NOTICE The undersigned for and on behalf of the Hon. Governor of Maharashtra invites sealed tender on the specified terms and conditions for the job work of stores as shown in the below statement, required for Kurla Dairy of Greater Mumbai Milk Scheme in Maharashtra State. No. 1. Description Repair and passing of Boiler at Mother Dairy, Kurla (As per Tech. specification) Quantity 01 nos. Price of Tender form +12.5% VAT (Rs) 500/- Amount of E.M.D. (Rs.) 5,000/- 1) Place of getting the tender form : The Dairy Engineer (Aarey), Head Quarter-Worli Dairy, Mumbai 400 018. 2) Period of sale of Tender form : The tender form for above item will be made available between 19.12.2013 to 15.01.2014 on cash payment (non-refundable) as shown in the above statement in person alongwith tender application and latest VAT clearance certificate on any working day between 11.00 a.m. to 03.00 p.m. 3) Date of submission : On 16.01.2014 upto 01.00. p.m. 4) Date & time of opening : As far as possible on the date of submission on 16.01.2014 at 03.00 hrs.The undersigned reserves the right to reject any or all tenders without assigning any reason whatsoever. Sd/- General Manager, Greater Mumbai Milk Scheme, Mumbai For & on behalf of the Government of Maharashtra DGIPR 2013-2014/3303 MUMBAI GETS WORLD CLASS NEW TERMINAL -T 2 The spanking four-storey glass marvel, whose design has been inspired by a dancing peacock, has come up at a whopping investment of Rs. 9,800 crore *The museum houses over 7,000 artifacts collected from over 1,500 artists across the country.* T2 has been designed to cater to an estimated 40 million passengers annually. One of the country's busiest airports currently caters 32 million passengers a year. *The state-of-the- art T2 will be larger than Singapore's Changi T3 (3.80 lakh sqm) and London's Heathrow T5 (3.53 lakh sqm). It will be able to accommodate 9,900 passengers The terminal will have 188 check-in counters, 60 immigration sites for departing passengers and 76 immigration counters for incoming fliers. *Passengers will have access to 47 escalators and 73 elevators. The facilities also include 52 boarding gates, around 11,000 seats, 101 toilets, 44 travelators, 16 lounges ASHOK DOSHI Mumbai: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Friday inaugurated the state-of-the- art Terminal 2 or T2 at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai. “This terminal is expected to establish new global benchmarks of functional efficiency and operational safety... This terminal will make us feel proud,” Dr Singh said, dedicating the new terminal to the nation. “We are working hard to make this airport a world-class facility. Our efforts have met with success. Ratings have improved considerably in recent years,” the PM said. The actual operations at the terminal are likely to commence from February. The spanking four-storey glass marvel, whose design has been inspired by a dancing peacock, has come up at a whopping investment of Rs. 9,800 crore as against initial projection of Rs. 7,452 crore. The terminal boasts of tens of thousands of artifacts and paintings, housing arguably one the largest collections in the world at an airport. The most attractive feature of the swanky terminal is the museum of artifacts. Stretching along a 3-km art wall, the museum houses over 7,000 artifacts collected from over 1,500 artists across the country. Spread over an area of a little over 4.39 lakh square metres, the T2 has been designed to cater to an estimated 40 million passengers annually. One of the country’s busiest airports currently caters 32 million passengers a year. Under the privatisation policy of the UPA-I government, the Delhi and Mumbai airports were given to private parties for modernisation in 2006. While a GVK-led consortium bagged the contract for Mumbai airport, the Delhi airport went to a GMR-led entity. Even after privatisation, the state-run Airports Authority of India holds 26 per cent stake each in these two airports. The state- of-the-art T2 will be larger than Singapore’s Changi T3 (3.80 lakh sqm) and London’s Heathrow T5 (3.53 lakh sqm). It will be able to accommodate 9,900 passengers during peak hours. It has a 7-lakh sq ft area of retail space, lounges and travel services. The Rs. 12,500- crore modernisation and development work of the Mumbai airport actually began in 2008 and was scheduled to be completed in 2010. Of the four-level terminal, level 1 will be used for ground transportation and 2 for arrivals. Level 3 will have domestic security and retail space, while level 4 is meant for common international and domestic check-ins, international security and retail. As far as facilities are concerned, the terminal will have 188 check- in counters, 60 immigration sites for departing passengers and 76 immigration counters for incoming fliers. Also, passengers will have access to 47 escalators and 73 elevators. The facilities also include 52 boarding gates, around 11,000 seats, 101 toilets, 44 travelators, 16 lounges, and 10 baggage carrousels, among others. NÉùÒ¥É, +ÉqÒ´ÉÉ»ÉÒ ©Éʾ±ÉÉ{ÉÉ à Ê»ÉeHÉ à +ÊyÉHÉùÒ+É à , ~É÷ à ±É e à ´É±É~É»É Ç +{É à LÉÉ à ÷É ´ÉÉù»ÉqÉùÉ à {ÉÒ Ê©É±ÉÒ §ÉNÉlÉ Ê´Éù Ö u NÉ Ö {ÉÉ à qÉLÉ±É LÉÉùPÉù (GOODAY NEWS NETWORK) Ê»ÉeHÉà{ÉÒ »ÉÉeÉ ¥ÉÉù ÷HÉ «ÉÉàW{ÉÉ ¾àc³{ÉÉà ~±ÉÉà÷ +àH ©ÉÞlÉ +ÉÊq´ÉÉ»ÉÒ LÉàeÚ lÉ{ÉÒ ©Éʾ±ÉÉ ´ÉÉù»ÉqÉù{Éà ¥Éq±Éà LÉÉà ÷É ´ÉÉù»ÉqÉùÉà +à ¾e~ÉÒ ±ÉÒyÉÉà ¾Éà´ÉÉ{ÉÉà Hà»É H³Å¥ÉÉà±ÉÒ ~ÉÉà±ÉÒ»É »÷à¶É{É©ÉÉÅ {ÉÉáyÉÉ«ÉÉà Uà. 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Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan rolled out "Jeevan Amrut Yojana" (blood-on-call scheme) across the state. The ambitious plan, said to be first-of- its-kind in the country, is aimed at facilitating blood supply to patients scheduled to undergo surgeries and medical procedures, at cheaper rate by dialling a dedicated helpline number "104". The scope of the scheme is widened to entire state following its successful impleme- ntation on the pilot basis in Satara and Sindhudurg districts. Chief Minister Chavan, deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, Health Minister Suresh Shetty were present at the function to launch the scheme at J J Hospital blood bank here. With facilitating timely blood supply, the scheme is also aimed at reducing hardships that are usually faced by patients and their relatives in procuring blood. Under the scheme, the request for blood will have to be placed by hospitals. 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GOODDAYAvailable all over the World : www.gooddaynewspaper.blogspot.in/www.goodaynewspaper.com RNI No. : MAH MUL/2006/18939 Postal Reg. No. MH/MR/KDEVI/56/2013-15

MULTILINGUAL NEWSPAPER UNITING PEOPLE

Volume : 8 v Issue : 11 vMumbai, 12 to 18 January 2014 v Pages : 4 v Price : Rs. 2/- Editor : ASHOK DOSHI, R-15, Lane-II, Sector-9, CBD-Belapur, Navi Mumbai-400614, Tel : 27560695, Cell : 9322694549/7506328309

Fixing your mind on Me, You will over come all the difficulties through My Grace alone! LORD SHRI KRISHNA MUMBAI E-mail : [email protected] [email protected]

MARATHI, HINDI, GUJARATI & ENGLISH

GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA

DAIRY DEVEDLOPMENT DEPARTMENT

Office of the General Manager, Greater Mumbai Milk Scheme, Worli

A.G. Khan Road, Worli Seaface, Worli, Mumbai 400 018.

Tel. No.: 2493 9986-90 (Extn. 115)Ref.No. GMMS/CSP/Annual Tender/2013-14/SB-371 Date : 16 DEC 2013

TENDER NOTICE

The undersigned for and on behalf of the Hon. Governor of Maharashtra invites sealed tender on the

specified terms and conditions for the job work of stores as shown in the below statement, required

for Kurla Dairy of Greater Mumbai Milk Scheme in Maharashtra State.

No.

1.Description

Repair and passing of

Boiler at Mother Dairy,

Kurla (As per Tech.

specification)

Quantity

01 nos.

Price of Tender

form

+12.5%

VAT (Rs)

500/-

Amount of

E.M.D.

(Rs.)

5,000/-

1) Place of getting the tender form : The Dairy Engineer (Aarey), Head Quarter-Worli

Dairy, Mumbai 400 018.

2) Period of sale of Tender form : The tender form for above item will be made available

between 19.12.2013 to 15.01.2014 on cash payment (non-refundable) as shown in

the above statement in person alongwith tender application and latest VAT clearance

certificate on any working day between 11.00 a.m. to 03.00 p.m.

3) Date of submission : On 16.01.2014 upto 01.00. p.m.

4) Date & time of opening : As far as possible on the date of submission on 16.01.2014

at 03.00 hrs.The undersigned reserves the right to reject any or all tenders without

assigning any reason whatsoever.Sd/-

General Manager,

Greater Mumbai Milk Scheme, Mumbai

For & on behalf of the Government of

MaharashtraDGIPR 2013-2014/3303

MUMBAI GETS WORLDCLASS NEW TERMINAL -T 2The spanking four-storey glass marvel,whose design has been inspired by adancing peacock, has come up at awhopping investment of Rs. 9,800 crore

*The museum houses over 7,000 artifactscollected from over 1,500 artists across thecountry.* T2 has been designed to cater to anestimated 40 million passengers annually. Oneof the country's busiest airports currently caters32 million passengers a year. *The state-of-the-art T2 will be larger than Singapore's ChangiT3 (3.80 lakh sqm) and London's Heathrow T5(3.53 lakh sqm). It will be able to accommodate9,900 passengers The terminal will have 188check-in counters, 60 immigration sites fordeparting passengers and 76 immigrationcounters for incoming fliers. *Passengers willhave access to 47 escalators and 73 elevators.The facilities also include 52 boarding gates,around 11,000 seats, 101 toilets, 44 travelators,16 lounges

ASHOK DOSHI

Mumbai: Prime Minister

Manmohan Singh Friday

inaugurated the state-of-the-

art Terminal 2 or T2 at

Chhatrapati Shivaji

International Airport in

Mumbai. “This terminal is

expected to establish new

global benchmarks of

functional efficiency and

operational safety...  This

terminal will make us feel

proud,” Dr Singh said,

dedicating the new terminal to

the nation. “We are working

hard to make this airport a

world-class facility. Our efforts

have met with success.

Ratings have improved

considerably in recent years,”

the PM said.

The actual operations at

the terminal are likely to

commence from February. The

spanking four-storey glass

marvel, whose design has

been inspired by a dancing

peacock, has come up at a

whopping investment of Rs.

9,800 crore as against initial

projection of Rs. 7,452 crore.

The terminal boasts of

tens of thousands of artifacts

and paintings, housing

arguably one the largest

collections in the world at an

airport. The most attractive

feature of the swanky terminal

is the museum of artifacts.

Stretching along a 3-km art

wall, the museum houses over

7,000 artifacts collected from

over 1,500 artists across the

country. Spread over an area

of a little over 4.39 lakh square

metres, the T2 has been

designed to cater to an

estimated 40 million

passengers annually. One of

the country’s busiest airports

currently caters 32 million

passengers a year. Under the

privatisation policy of the

UPA-I government, the Delhi

and Mumbai airports were

given to private parties for

modernisation in 2006. While

a GVK-led consortium bagged

the contract for Mumbai

airport, the Delhi airport went

to a GMR-led entity. Even after

privatisation, the state-run

Airports Authority of India

holds 26 per cent stake each in

these two airports. The state-

of-the-art T2 will be larger than

Singapore’s Changi T3 (3.80

lakh sqm) and London’s

Heathrow T5 (3.53 lakh sqm).

It will be able to accommodate

9,900 passengers during peak

hours. It has a 7-lakh sq ft area

of retail space, lounges and

travel services. The Rs. 12,500-

crore modernisation and

development work of the

Mumbai airport actually began

in 2008 and was scheduled to

be completed in 2010. Of the

four-level terminal, level 1 will

be used for ground

transportation and 2 for

arrivals. Level 3 will have

domestic security and retail

space, while level 4 is meant for

common international and

domestic check-ins,

international security and retail.

As far as facilities are concerned,

the terminal will have 188 check-

in counters, 60 immigration sites

for departing passengers and 76

immigration counters for

incoming fliers. Also,

passengers will have access to

47 escalators and 73 elevators.

The facilities also include 52

boarding gates, around 11,000

seats, 101 toilets, 44 travelators,

16 lounges, and 10 baggage

carrousels, among others.

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Maha govt launches unique'blood-on-call' scheme

The ambitious plan, said to be first-of-its-kind

in the country, is aimed at facilitating blood

supply to patients scheduled to undergo

surgeries and medical procedures, at cheaper

rate by dialling a dedicated helpline number

"104".Mumbai: Maharashtra

Chief Minister

Prithviraj Chavan rolled

out "Jeevan Amrut

Yojana" (blood-on-call

scheme) across the

state. The ambitious

plan, said to be first-of-

its-kind in the country,

is aimed at facilitating

blood supply to

patients scheduled to

undergo surgeries and

medical procedures, at

cheaper rate by dialling

a dedicated helpline

number "104". The

scope of the scheme is

widened to entire state

following its

successful impleme-

ntation on the pilot

basis in Satara and

Sindhudurg districts.

Chief Minister

Chavan, deputy

Chief Minister Ajit

Pawar, Health

Minister Suresh

Shetty were present

at the function to

launch the scheme at

J J Hospital blood

bank here. With

facilitating timely

blood supply, the

scheme is also aimed

at reducing

hardships that are

usually faced by

patients and their

relatives in procuring

blood. Under the

scheme, the request

for blood will have to

be placed by

hospitals.

(Goodday News Network)

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AAP to contest all Lok Sabha

seats in Maharashtra: DamaniaAkola: Anjali Damania, the convener of Maharashtra unit of

Aam Admi Party, has said her party would contest all the 48 Lok

Sabha seats in the state. Damania was addressing a press conference

here late last evening. As many as 73,000 aspirants had filed

applications all over the country for AAP tickets for Lok Sabha poll

so far before the January 15 deadline, she said. She said those who

wanted to contest assembly elections in Maharashtra on AAP ticket

should file applications with 600 supporting signatures.

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Editorial

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ILLEGAL MINING IN ODISHATop firms such as SAIL, Tata Steel, Aditya Birla group's Essel Mining

and Odisha Mining Corp are among 70 firms that have violated environment

and forest laws, the Justice M B Shah Commission on illegal mining in

Odisha has held. Top firms such as SAIL, Tata Steel, Aditya Birla group's

Essel Mining and Odisha Mining Corp are among 70 firms that have violated

environment and forest laws, the Justice M B Shah Commission on illegal

mining in Odisha has held.

Large scale violation of environment and forest laws have taken place

in Odisa since 1994-95 and most of the mining lease holders violated them

in some form or other, it said.

The Commission has estimated that iron ore worth over Rs 45,453 crore

and manganese worth over Rs 3,089 crore have been extracted by miners

"illegally and without lawful authority" by violating conditions of

Environment Clearance (EC) alone.

It further said that the value of illegal production will increase

considerably if other factors including consent to operate, production

without mining plan/scheme are considered.

Out of the 192 mining leases of iron and manganese ores in the state, 94

do not have EC. Of the 94 mines, which do not have EC, 78 extracted iron

and manganese ores between 1994-95 and 2011-12, worth several thousand

crores.

Moreover, 96 leases obtained delayed EC approval and carried out

mining during the period.

"Totally 130 lessees are/were noted of doing production without lawful

authority of iron and manganese ores (which includes 109 leases running

under deemed extension also) in violation of EIA notification, 1994 and

2006," it said.

The market value for iron and manganese ores is required to be

recovered under the provisions of Section 21(5) of the MM(DR) Act, 1957."

SAIL's Bolani and Barsua iron ore mines; Tata Steel's 7 mines -- Joda East,

Joda West, Manmora, Guruda-Tiring Pahar, Malda, Khandbandh and

Bamebari; Jindal Steel and Power's TRB mines and Adhunik Metaliks'

Kulum mine are among the list of 96 firms that obtained delayed EC while

carried out production. Essel Mining and Industries' Unchabali mine is

among the list of 94 mines which did not have EC but carried out iron ore

extraction. Its 3 other mines -- Kasia, Jilling-Longalota and Koira are in the

list of obtaining delayed EC approval.

The Odisha government-owned Odisha Mining Corporation's (OMC)

8 mines are also in the list of 94 mines, which did not have EC approval.

Of this, 2 mines -- Sakradihi and Balda-Palsa-Jajang carried out extraction

without EC. Moreover, OMC obtained delayed EC approval for 14 of its

mines and most of them carried out mining during the period.

Orissa Mineral Development Corporation (now part of Rashtriya Ispat

Nigam), Rungta Mines Group, BPMEL, Kalinga Mining Corporation, Sarda

Mines, Tarini Minerals, B D Patnaik, Aryan Mining and Trading

Corporation Pvt Ltd are also on the list of violating or not taking approvals.

Other big miners in the state that are on the list for violating norms

include Indrani Patnaik, Serajuddin & Co, R P Sao, Patnaik Minerals and S

N Mohanty. "The permission granted so far for the extraction of 154.263

million tonnes by IBM and MoEF, if taken into consideration and achieved,

then the reserve would last only for 30 years in the state for good quality

ore," it said. Talking about violation of Forest Conservation Act, 1980 and

guidelines issued by the Supreme Court, the Commission said that out of

192 mining leases, 176 are in dense forest.

Ministry of Environment and Forest has not given approval to 98 leases

for diversion of forest area and 47 mines, out of 98, are/were operating

without forest clearance (FC), it said. The Commission has recommended

recovering market price from the mines, which are/were operating without

obtaining FC. "There is gross misuse of deemed refusal and deemed

extension of both the provision of renewal of leases. This casual and

negative approach has caused dearly to State exchequer in the form of

hundreds of crores of stamp duty and others," it said.

In all, 147 cases, renewal applications have not been decided. Of this,

in 86 cases, the delays have been between 5-20 years, it said, adding that

"the sufferer is the government and such long delay breads corruption at

all level". Talking about casual attitude of MoEF officials, it said that in 16

leases, where the forest area was involved, EC was granted without forest

clearance. Moreover, in 56 mining leases, EC was granted without stipulating

any condition for wildlife. Of 98 leases, 31 are adjacent to the elephant

corridor in Sundergadh and Keonjhar districts and due to mining, there

has been "vast destruction of standing corps, huts and human habitat by

elephants", the Commission said.

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Kopran Ltd., a BSE & NSElisted company of Parijat Groupthrough its newly formedconsumer division has forayedinto the FMCG category withSPARKLE family toothpaste. Avery unique and innovativescheme has been worked outfor SPARKLE family toothpasteby offering a free Disney DVDworth Rs. 399 with everySPARKLE family toothpaste of200 gm. It is priced at Rs. 79for a 200 gm pack. Having rightsto more than 500 titles of DisneyDVDs, SPARKLE encouragesthe kids to create a library ofDVDs of their own. Kopran hassuccessfully launched Smylebrand and had more than 15products in its portfolio. Now, withthe backing of above experience,the company has a vision tomake SPARKLE a householdname, starting in the oral caresegment. By the end of FY 2013-14, the company plans to launchmore than 6 new products.According to Mr. Adarsh Somanipromoter of Kopran Ltd., theoverall toothpaste market is

KOPRAN LTD. FORAYES INTO FMCGCATEGORY WITH SPARKLE TOOTHPASTE

Indian Merchants' Chamber has presented"Jewel of Navi Mumbai" award to Mr. BhaskarB. Shah, Managing Director of JabsInternational Pvt. Ltd. The trophy waspresented by Chief Guest Dr. Kavita Gupta,IAS-Additional Director General of ForeignTrade in a glittering ceremony held on 21st

December 2013 at Hotel Ramada, Mahape- NaviMumbai. This award was presented during an"Open House Session for Exports & Imports"organized by IMC. Jabs International Pvt. Ltd.-an ISO 9001: 2008 & ISO 22000: 2005 certifiedcompany is a Govt. Recognized Super TradingHouse, dealing in spices, oil seeds, raisins, herbs& other agro commodities. Jabs annual export forthe year 2012-13 stands at Rs. 750 crore to 40countries of the world, out of which 50 % of itsexport is to USA. Jabs contribute more than 60%of total India's export in Spices & Spices products.Jabs is the largest exporter of spices from India. Jabs International has 2 state of the artmanufacturing units at Navi Mumbai. It hasprocessing units located at Mundra & Unjha inGujarat State. It also has one processing unit atWarangal in Andhra Pradesh. For future expansion,the company has acquired 50 acres land in Unjhaas well as another 50 acres at Mundra, wherecompany will set up its ultra modern manufacturing& processing units with foreign technology. Jabs International has received 65 various topawards in last 15 years.Mr. Bhaskar B. Shah wasChairman of Indian Spice & Food Stuff Exporters'Association for 3 years.Jabs International is theGovt. Recognized Super Trading House & largestexporter of spices from India having annual exportof Rs. 750 crore to over 40 countries of the world.Jabs Int. has received 65 Top Awards in last 15years. (Goodday News Network)

INDIAN MERCHANTS' CHAMBER BESTOWED "JEWEL OF NAVI MUMBAI"AWARD TO MR. BHASKAR B. SHAH OF JABS INTERNATIONAL

Mr. Bhaskar B. Shah, Managing Directorof Jabs International Pvt. Ltd. is seenreceiving "Jewel of Navi Mumbai" awardof Indian Merchants' Chamber, from Dr.Kavita Gupta, IAS-Additional DirectorGeneral of Foreign Trade, on 21stDecember 2013 at Navi Mumbai. Seen onleft is Mr. Shailesh Vaidya, President -IMCand on extreme right is Mr. Yogesh Mehta,Co-Chairman-IMC (NaviMumbai).

JAIN INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION (JIO) PLANS TOCOMMENCE VENTURE CAPITAL FUND & SEARCH FUND

MULTIPLE MEGA-EVENT INCLUDING JAIN TRADE FAIR, JAIN HERITAGE PAVILLION, JAINFOOD FESTIVAL, JOB MELA WILL BE HELD ON FEBRUARY 15 & 16, 2014 AT WORLI MUMBAI

Installation Ceremony of 42 Chapters of Jain InternationalOrganisation (JIO) was held in Mumbai on 22nd December 2013 in the

presence of Pujya Gurudev Shri Naypadmasagarji Maharaj Saheb-Founder & Mentor of JIO.

(Goodday NewsNetwork) Jain InternationalOrganisation (JIO)proposes to start VentureCapital Fund and SearchFund. These funds areexpected to commence indue course. Pujya GurudevShri NaypadmasagarjiMaharaj Saheb- Founder &

pegged at approximatelyRs. 5900 crore and growthrate is 12% per annum. Theshift from generictoothpastes to special needpastes is a futuristic movein the direction of growth.

Parijat Enterprises ofSomani Group has two listedcompanies. Kopran Ltd. is aBSE & NSE listed company.Kopran is currently anintegrated pharmaceuticalcompany manufacturingactive pharmaceuticalingredients and finisheddosage forms. Themanufacturing plants arelocated at Khopoli and Mahadin Maharashtra. OriconEnterprises Ltd. is a listedcompany having diversifiedbusinesses like Marinelogistics, Packaging, RealEstate.

Mentor of JIO, envisagesthat no Jain shallremain without shelter,without job, without foodand without basiceducation by 2025. Hewas speaking during theInstallation Ceremony of18 Chapters of Mumbai,12 Chapters of other

Indian cities & 12International Chapters,which was held on 22ndDecember 2013 inMumbai. JIO Plans toopen its offices in someof the countries outsideIndia having largepopulation of Jains, suchas Thailand, Singapore,

Dubai etc. In India, JIOwill start its offices atMumbai, Delhi,Ahemdabad etc. Mr.Hemant Shah-Prominent Leader of JIOinformed that multiplemega events will takeplace on 15th & 16thFebruary 2014 at NSCI,Worli, Mumbai. Theevents will include multi-trade fair, Jain heritagepavilion, Jain foodfestival, job mela,seminars &conferences, B 2 Bmeetings, JIO awardfunction andannouncement of JIOoffice bearers. MahavirJanma-Kalyanak shallbe celebrated in a bigway with participation ofentire Jain Ccommunityirrespective of sact on13th April 2014. JIO hasalready startedInternational SettlementForum (ISF). The firstmatter under this forumwas 100 years olddispute betweenShewatamber Jains &

Digamber Jains forKambojgiri Tirthkshetranear Kolhapur. Anamicable settlement wasreached in this matterand both the parties havewithdrawn 315 courtcases. Twice a year, JIOpropses to organizeGroup Weddings forwhich Jains shallvoluntarily contribute.Such weddings shall beperformed as per Jainrituals on a grand scale.

JIO proposes tolaunch JIO Ahinsa Cardfor its members availingadvantage of bulkpurchasing. In duecourse, the benefitsshall be extended to theentire JAINCOMMUNITY.

For furtherinformation, pleasecontact Mr. Pratap R.Jain on 99670 60060,Email: [email protected],

Web: www.jio.net.in

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JANUARY MONTH HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Rita P. Badheka

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Priyendra V. khona

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Kejriwal launches 'Mein Bhi Aam Aadmi' campaignChief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said,

"We intend to make nearly 1 crore

members till January 26."

"You can text your details or give a missed call on

07798220033 to become a member of AAP,"

Kejriwal said. People can apply for candidature

for the Lok Sabha polls till Jan 15

"The first list of candidates should be out by Jan 15-20"

New Delhi

(GOODDAY NEWS

NETWORK) The Arvind

Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi

Party (AAP) on Friday

launched a massive all-In-

dia recruitment drive for

which the party has de-

cided to waive off its Rs 10

membership fee.

Speaking to reporters

during the launch of his

party's free membership

drive, Chief Minister

Arvind Kejriwal said, "The

Aam Aadmi Party has

launched a free member-

ship drive today. We intend

to make nearly 1 crore

members till January 26."

Kejriwal told reporters

that any Indian citizen can

become a member of the

AAP but only those who

are given important respon-

sibilities and positions in the

party will undergo an in-

tense scrutiny.

"You can text your de-

tails or give a missed call

on 07798220033 to be-

come a member of AAP,"

Kejriwal said.

Kejriwal also confirmed

that few more well known

personalities, including

journalist Ashutosh, are

joining the party soon.

"Yes Ashutosh is joining

AAP in a couple days most

probably,"Kejriwal said.

The Chief Minister,

however, once again re-

fused to accept any secu-

rity by saying there is no

threat to his life.

"I am safe, there is no

threat," Kejriwal said when

quizzed over the Z Plus se-

curity being offered to him

by the UP Police.

The membership cam-

paign named as 'Mein Bhi

Aam Aadmi' will continue

till January 26. AAP leader

Gopal Rai will lead the

membership campaign.

A decision to this effect

was taken during the two-

day long national executive

meet in the capital, during

which the party leaders sug-

gested that AAP should

contest Lok Sabha and

polls and appeared confi-

dent that the pary ould do

well. After the national ex-

ecutive meet, the party an-

nounced that it will contest

the next Lok Sabha polls

on 300 seats and field its

candidates from all major

states.

Importantly, the party

also said that it will field

candidates from all seven

Lok Sabha seats in Delhi.

After Delhi, Haryana

will likely be the party's next

battle ground. Party

spokesperson Yogendra

Yadav had announced that

other than all 10 Lok

Sabha seats, the party

would also contest all 90

seats in the assembly elec-

tions to be held later this

year, even if they were to

clash with the national elec-

tions. In view of the up-

coming Lok Sabha polls,

the party said that its elec-

tion manifesto will be ready

by March. The party also

asserted that there will be

no let-up in its campaign

against corruption but

sought time to set up a sys-

tem to tackle it.

The debutant political

party would contest the

"maximum number of Lok

Sabha seats, but the num-

ber of seats has not been

finalised yet", senior party

leader Yogendra Yadav

told reporters. "We want

people not just to join the

AAP, but also do something

for the country," he said. An

AAP spokesperson said,

"After the Delhi elections,

we have seen an upsurge.

We are launching a dona-

tion drive and a campaign

as we want to tap this new

upsurge to fight the VIP

culture and corruption".

Yogendra Yadav said, "A

three-member National

Campaign Coordination

Committee will look into

the party's manifesto, fund-

raising and other poll-re-

lated issues. People can

apply for candidature for

the Lok Sabha polls till Jan

15, and the applications will

then be screened at the

state level". "The first list

of candidates should be out

by Jan 15-20," he said.

Announcing its national

ambitions, the AAP had

recently announced it will

contest the "maximum

number of seats" in the

April-May Lok Sabha polls

and most of its candidates

were expected to be de-

clared by February-end.

However, the Delhi Chief

Minister Arvind Kejriwal

said he will not fight the polls.

If by "strong Prime Minister", you mean that

you preside over a mass massacre of innocent

citizens on the streets of Ahmedabad, that is

the measure of strength, I do not believe that

sort of strength this country needs, least of all,

in its Prime Minister.

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With over 10,00000 new members and 300 offices coming upin all corners of the country in just around three weeks' time, theAam Aadmi Party (AAP), which had a dream debut in the Delhi polls,has its eyes firmly set on the coming general elections. According toparty's political affairs committee member Sanjay Singh, 322 officeshave opened up all over the country, including in places like Sikkim,Assam, Goa, Daman and Diu and Dadra and Nagar Haveli.

"The party has seen tremendous growth in its popularity sincethe December 8 Delhi results. Before election results, we hadaround five lakh members but now the figure stands at 10 lakh (onemillion)," Mr Singh said adding that 200,000 people have joinedonline. At 60, Uttar Pradesh has the highest number of party officesfollowed by Madhya Pradesh (35), Rajasthan (27), Tamil Nadu (25),Kerala (14) and Gujarat (10), said Mr Singh who, along withcolleague Pankaj Gupta, is part of a sub-committee under the party'sparliamentary affairs committee to look after AAP's Lok Sabha pollpreparations.

The duo will also help party volunteers across the country inpreparing for the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. "Volunteers are workingovertime to spread the party's message in all these places," hesaid. Agreed 37-year-old Poonam Parveen, who sits at the helpdesk at the party's headquarters in Kaushambi township ofGhaziabad, adjacent to Delhi, where Arvind Kejriwal resides,said:"Every day we receive hundreds of calls and e-mails from all overthe country. People are so eager to join."

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Mr Ramesh, who never uses a red beacon on his vehicle,said his car was blocked near the Army Chief's residenceby military police Mr Antony does not do this. There is nosecurity to Antony at all. "Once I was caught up in trafficbecause of the Army chief. Once my traffic was held upbecause of the Naval chief. Once I was held up because ofthe Air Force chief. Once I was heldup because of the Chief Justice ofIndia," Mr Ramesh said, criticisingthe VIP security system. "Trafficshould not be held for anybody. I feeleven the traffic hold up for the PrimeMinister, and the President is far toolong. I think the number of cars thataccompany the Prime Minister andthe President can easily be reducedby half. VIP security is state withina state within a state. No questionsare asked. No accountability," theminister said.

Union Minister Jairam Ramesh.

Irked over being held up in traffic by Army Chief's security,

Union Minister Jairam Ramesh on Wednesday criticised the

"ridiculous" VIP security system in the country, which according

to him is "state within a state within a state" where there is no

accountability.

The furious Rural Development Minister said he would write to

Defence Minister AK Antony, who doesn't keep a security ring

around him, about the military police taking over Delhi police's

duty and clearing the routes for service chiefs when they move

around the national capital.

Mr Ramesh, who never uses a red beacon on his vehicle, said

his car was blocked near the Army Chief's residence this

afternoon by military police when he was going to Teen Murti

to attend a meeting.

"It is ridiculous... Mr Antony does not do this. There is no security

to Antony at all. And they (military) have their own policemen

to regulate traffic. That is wrong. Delhi Police should regulate

traffic... I am going to write about this to Antony," the minister

said.

Mr Ramesh said he was blocked by military security in the city

when he was walking to his home after work. "It was done for

the smooth passage of the Army chief's convoy," said the minister,

who takes a 40-minute walk to his official residence in Lodhi

Garden without security after work at the Rural Development

Ministry office at Krishi Bhavan in Delhi. "Once I was caught

up in traffic because of the Army chief. Once my traffic was

held up because of the Naval chief. Once I was held up because

of the Air Force chief. Once I was held up because of the

Chief Justice of India," Mr Ramesh said, criticising the VIP

security system.

MR Ramesh also criticised the way the traffic is being blocked

for clearing the routes for convoy of the President and the Prime

Minister.

"Traffic should not be held for anybody. I feel even the traffic

hold up for the Prime Minister, and the President is far too long.

I think the number of cars that accompany the Prime Minister

and the President can easily be reduced by half. VIP security is

state within a state within a state. No questions are asked. No

accountability," the minister said.

Union Minister:

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(Goodday News Network) A

Congress legislator from Andhra

Pradesh has taken his devotion to

party president Sonia Gandhi to new

heights, or nine feet to be exact. That

is the height of Shankar Rao's 'God-

dess Sonia' statue, depicting her as

'Telangana Talli' (Telangana mother)

as a thank-you

for the Centre's

decision to cre-

ate a Telangana

state. It will be

installed at what

Dr Rao intends

to call the 'Sonia

Gandhi Shanti

Vanam', in a

patch of land

near the Banga-

lore-Hyderabad

highway registered in his daughter

Sushmitha's name. "I want to build

the temple so that people can offer

prayers to Sonia Gandhi every day

for ending the dominance of

Seemandhra leadership over

Telangana. I am donating nine acres

of my own land and with my own

money'' says Dr Rao. "It is not syco-

phancy. I am a core loyalist of the

Nehru-Gandhi family. The Congress

gave me a ticket to contest polls

seven times and I became a minister

twice.''

The statue made of bronze and

weighing 500 kg is being crafted by a

national award-winning sculptor who,

incidentally, belongs to the

Seemandhra region that is vehemently

opposed to Telangana.

Work on

the statue be-

gan on De-

cember 9,

Sonia Gandhi's

birthday. It

also happens

to be the date

on which then

Union home

minister P

Chidambaram

made a mid-

night announcement on Telangana in

2009. The legislator claims he has the

blessings of some Congress leaders

at the Centre for his project. "We have

shown the prototype of the idol to be

installed and got it approved,'' he

says. The Congressman's shrine will

have Sonia Gandhi join the ranks of

prominent faces like Khushboo, MG

Ramachandran and Amitabh

Bachchan who have temples in their

name.

Congress legislator Shankar Rao claims

he has shown the prototype of the 'Goddess

Sonia' idol to some Congress leaders at the

Centre and got their approval.

'Goddess Sonia' temple

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