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Another sickular cover up by the Indian presstitutes.
http://satyavijayi.com/maulanas-makes-mms-madarsa-presstitutes-silent-trying-bury-news-video/
It looks like Maulanas and Church fathers get a free pass by Indian presstitutes when it comes to these type of crimes.
In another related news, Local Chameleon Kejriwal takes sickular politics to new low
http://www.thelotpot.com/kejriwal-u-turn-feels-sorry-supporting-aurangzeb-road-name-change/
As usual Indian presstitutes are busy with their magnifying glass looking for a BJP/RSS guy to abuse..
http://satyavijayi.com/maulanas-makes-mms-madarsa-presstitutes-silent-trying-bury-news-video/
It looks like Maulanas and Church fathers get a free pass by Indian presstitutes when it comes to these type of crimes.
In another related news, Local Chameleon Kejriwal takes sickular politics to new low
http://www.thelotpot.com/kejriwal-u-turn-feels-sorry-supporting-aurangzeb-road-name-change/
As usual Indian presstitutes are busy with their magnifying glass looking for a BJP/RSS guy to abuse..
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Hiware Bazar (Ahmednagar): Amid the desperate denizens scrounging for water in the drought-affected parts of Maharashtra stands a village which has not felt the need to call a single water tanker -in fact, it hasn't called for one since 1995.
While other villages in the arid Ahmednagar district are digging borewells even up to 400 feet, the underground water table in Hiware Bazar is so good that the precious commodity is available barely 20 to 40 feet below. The village has banned water-guzzling cash crops like sugarcane and banana but the farmers here are still far richer than their counterparts in the region. For the record, no family qualifies to be below the poverty line.
Hiware Bazar, now a byword for watershed management and water conservation, had found special mention in Prime Minister Na rendra Modi's `Mann ki Baat' programme on Sunday . "People in this village have done exemplary work," Modi had said. Village sarpanch Popatrao Pawar, who has been specially invited by Modi for acup of tea, said, "We are glad that our efforts are being recognized."
But the road to shaping the village to be self-sufficient has been a long and arduous one. Like any other village in the region, Hiware Bazar used to face a major water crisis each year because of the measly 200-300 mm rain fall it gets. "We kicked off our water conservation efforts in 1994-95. Various watershed management programmes and water conservation initiatives were started. But we realized that this alone was not going to help. So we decided to choose a cropping pattern too," Pawar told TOI on Monday .
The village decided to shun water-intensive crops and opted for growing vegetables, fruits, flowers and pulses. Dairy development was encouraged. "We resolved that no borewell would be dug in the village and that every drop of water would be used cautiously . We have a water budget. The villagers meet on December 31 each year, during which a review of the rainfall and available water is taken. We then decide which crops can be grown in the next season. In fact, we decided to take a break from farming this year as there was no rain. The villagers reaped the last kharif crop and have stopped farming for the last four or five months since then," he said.
Mohan Chattar, a villager, said taking a break from farming did not affect earnings."The villagers are not completely dependent on farming.The daily collection of milk in the village is itself about 4,000 litres. Dairy farming brings in good money . There is also enough fodder here," he said, adding that people from neighbouring villages come to Hiware Bazar to fetch drinking water.
The village has a rule that no resident can sell his land to an outsider. "People from other villages migrate in search of jobs, particularly during tough times like these. However, it is migration in the reverse out here. Around 40 families have returned to the village from cities over the last few years. Farming is beneficial. But we must decide how much to exploit a natural re source like water," another villager said.
Women in the village are glad that they don't have to trek miles in search of water."Though we have enough water in our village, we ensure that it is not wasted. Every drop is accounted for here," they said.
Modi's praise has brought joy to the villagers, but they are not resting on their laurels. The village is already chalking out a ten-year plan."The water scarcity is going to worsen. As part of our tenyear plan, we will opt for grow ing pulses and oilseed crops and brand them. This will not only boost our earnings but also help save water," Pawar said.
Pawar is unwilling to blame the poor monsoon for water scarcity . "It is lack of vision and discipline that brings about scarcity and drought," he said.
Politics is a strict no-no in Hiware Bazar. Pawar admitted that he was once attracted towards politics, but then withdrew sensing that it was not his cup of tea. The village has not held a single gram panchayat election since 1995.For the general elections, the existing gram panchayat provides a platform for all political parties and also provides booth agents.
"There is neither politics nor liquor shops in the village.Both intoxicate and destroy development. Nowhere in the village will you find a statue of any leader. We have not asked anything from the government and don't expect politicians to do anything for us.We are strong enough to fight drought by ourselves. What we have done is not development; it is basic necessity," says Chattar.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...n-oasis-in-arid-zone/articleshow/51987781.cms
While other villages in the arid Ahmednagar district are digging borewells even up to 400 feet, the underground water table in Hiware Bazar is so good that the precious commodity is available barely 20 to 40 feet below. The village has banned water-guzzling cash crops like sugarcane and banana but the farmers here are still far richer than their counterparts in the region. For the record, no family qualifies to be below the poverty line.
Hiware Bazar, now a byword for watershed management and water conservation, had found special mention in Prime Minister Na rendra Modi's `Mann ki Baat' programme on Sunday . "People in this village have done exemplary work," Modi had said. Village sarpanch Popatrao Pawar, who has been specially invited by Modi for acup of tea, said, "We are glad that our efforts are being recognized."
But the road to shaping the village to be self-sufficient has been a long and arduous one. Like any other village in the region, Hiware Bazar used to face a major water crisis each year because of the measly 200-300 mm rain fall it gets. "We kicked off our water conservation efforts in 1994-95. Various watershed management programmes and water conservation initiatives were started. But we realized that this alone was not going to help. So we decided to choose a cropping pattern too," Pawar told TOI on Monday .
The village decided to shun water-intensive crops and opted for growing vegetables, fruits, flowers and pulses. Dairy development was encouraged. "We resolved that no borewell would be dug in the village and that every drop of water would be used cautiously . We have a water budget. The villagers meet on December 31 each year, during which a review of the rainfall and available water is taken. We then decide which crops can be grown in the next season. In fact, we decided to take a break from farming this year as there was no rain. The villagers reaped the last kharif crop and have stopped farming for the last four or five months since then," he said.
Mohan Chattar, a villager, said taking a break from farming did not affect earnings."The villagers are not completely dependent on farming.The daily collection of milk in the village is itself about 4,000 litres. Dairy farming brings in good money . There is also enough fodder here," he said, adding that people from neighbouring villages come to Hiware Bazar to fetch drinking water.
The village has a rule that no resident can sell his land to an outsider. "People from other villages migrate in search of jobs, particularly during tough times like these. However, it is migration in the reverse out here. Around 40 families have returned to the village from cities over the last few years. Farming is beneficial. But we must decide how much to exploit a natural re source like water," another villager said.
Women in the village are glad that they don't have to trek miles in search of water."Though we have enough water in our village, we ensure that it is not wasted. Every drop is accounted for here," they said.
Modi's praise has brought joy to the villagers, but they are not resting on their laurels. The village is already chalking out a ten-year plan."The water scarcity is going to worsen. As part of our tenyear plan, we will opt for grow ing pulses and oilseed crops and brand them. This will not only boost our earnings but also help save water," Pawar said.
Pawar is unwilling to blame the poor monsoon for water scarcity . "It is lack of vision and discipline that brings about scarcity and drought," he said.
Politics is a strict no-no in Hiware Bazar. Pawar admitted that he was once attracted towards politics, but then withdrew sensing that it was not his cup of tea. The village has not held a single gram panchayat election since 1995.For the general elections, the existing gram panchayat provides a platform for all political parties and also provides booth agents.
"There is neither politics nor liquor shops in the village.Both intoxicate and destroy development. Nowhere in the village will you find a statue of any leader. We have not asked anything from the government and don't expect politicians to do anything for us.We are strong enough to fight drought by ourselves. What we have done is not development; it is basic necessity," says Chattar.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...n-oasis-in-arid-zone/articleshow/51987781.cms
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Italian Court judgment exposing Sonia Gandhi & Manmohan Singh in AgustaWestland Chopper Deal (Full report)
https://www.pgurus.com/italian-cour...ingh-agustawestland-chopper-deal-full-report/
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Eminent Academic Ashis Nandy apologised for his edit page article 8 years after it was published, as the SC quashed the FIR against him
http://www.livelaw.in/eminent-acade...age-article-8-years-published-sc-quashed-fir/
https://www.pgurus.com/italian-cour...ingh-agustawestland-chopper-deal-full-report/
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Eminent Academic Ashis Nandy apologised for his edit page article 8 years after it was published, as the SC quashed the FIR against him
http://www.livelaw.in/eminent-acade...age-article-8-years-published-sc-quashed-fir/
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Not sure if this has been shared.
Glad to see some one calling the crap west has been selling all.
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Pappu and Sonia are in lower house not in Rajya Sabha, no close encounter between them unless Swamy is made a minister.Mr. Swami & Mary Kom takes oath as Member(s) of Rajya Sabha.
It would be Good to see battle between Mr. Swami vs. Pappu-G & Sonia.
My Bad.
I hope he's elevated to Ministerial Position. Parliament toh waise bhi nahi chalti - Swami Ji NE -Balle -Balle kar Deni. 
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Will Burn Inquiry Committee Report, Not Abide By It: JNU's Kanhaiya Kumar
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/will...t-not-abide-by-it-jnus-kanhaiya-kumar-1399625
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/will...t-not-abide-by-it-jnus-kanhaiya-kumar-1399625
Odd-even 2 has no impact on air pollution so far in Delhi, says Teri
Garbage being burnt at Minto Road Railway Station in New Delhi on Saturday.(Mohammad Zakir/HT Photo)
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The first week of the odd-even scheme has not made a significant impact on air pollution. Data from four Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) monitoring stations show fluctuating levels of air pollution over the first eight days of the scheme, say The Energy and Resources Institute (Teri) experts.
Experts say changing wind speeds have led to the fluctuation, making it difficult to assess the impact of the odd-even scheme on air quality .
Read | No data to suggest odd-even impact on Delhi’s air: Pollution panel
“Wind speeds have been lower during the odd-even week in comparison to a week before. This is one of the reasons why pollutant concentrations were higher this week,” said Teri’s Sumit Sharma, who led the monitoring team.
Teri is collecting data from four DPCC monitoring stations daily. It is also monitoring five other locations for air quality. This data shows that from April 15 (day 1 of odd-even scheme) to April 22 (day 8), PM 2.5 has gone up and down. PM 2.5 are fine particles that can cause respiratory problems.
Read | Kejriwal takes on detractors, says odd-even curbed pollution
The Indian permissible standard for PM 2.5 is 60 µg/m3, while World Health Organisation limit is 25 µg/m3.
Sharma said a detailed analysis was required to ascertain the actual impact of the second phase of road rationing after it concludes on April 30.
Even the CPCB on Thursday, during a hearing at the National Green Tribunal, said there was no data to suggest that the odd-even scheme had brought down vehicular pollution in Delhi.
Read | Odd-even oddity? Pollution up on Saturday despite road rationing
“Fluctuations in PM 10 and PM 2.5 are due to the weather and change in wind patterns. Prima facie, there is no data to suggest the odd-even scheme has decreased vehicular pollution,” it said. The national pollution control body plans to submit a detailed report by May 2.
The DPCC mobile monitoring stations on Friday showed that nearly 55 locations registered PM 2.5 level at below 60, while PM 100 level was below 10 at 21 spots.
According to SAFAR (System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research), PM 2.5 rose from around 70 µg/m3 to 94 µg/m3.
A study conducted by the School of Planning and Architecture showed that the share of private vehicles in the city has risen by almost 50% during odd-even phase two compared to the first round.
http://m.hindustantimes.com/delhi/o...i-says-teri/story-OgIn9VwqwN9CsiQVgr2H4H.html
AAP is making lot of money under the scheme. This is the Purpose of Odd-Even.
- Ritam Halder, Hindustan Times, New Delhi|
- Updated: Apr 24, 2016 09:39 IST
Garbage being burnt at Minto Road Railway Station in New Delhi on Saturday.(Mohammad Zakir/HT Photo)
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The first week of the odd-even scheme has not made a significant impact on air pollution. Data from four Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) monitoring stations show fluctuating levels of air pollution over the first eight days of the scheme, say The Energy and Resources Institute (Teri) experts.
Experts say changing wind speeds have led to the fluctuation, making it difficult to assess the impact of the odd-even scheme on air quality .
Read | No data to suggest odd-even impact on Delhi’s air: Pollution panel
“Wind speeds have been lower during the odd-even week in comparison to a week before. This is one of the reasons why pollutant concentrations were higher this week,” said Teri’s Sumit Sharma, who led the monitoring team.
Teri is collecting data from four DPCC monitoring stations daily. It is also monitoring five other locations for air quality. This data shows that from April 15 (day 1 of odd-even scheme) to April 22 (day 8), PM 2.5 has gone up and down. PM 2.5 are fine particles that can cause respiratory problems.
Read | Kejriwal takes on detractors, says odd-even curbed pollution
The Indian permissible standard for PM 2.5 is 60 µg/m3, while World Health Organisation limit is 25 µg/m3.
Sharma said a detailed analysis was required to ascertain the actual impact of the second phase of road rationing after it concludes on April 30.
Even the CPCB on Thursday, during a hearing at the National Green Tribunal, said there was no data to suggest that the odd-even scheme had brought down vehicular pollution in Delhi.
Read | Odd-even oddity? Pollution up on Saturday despite road rationing
“Fluctuations in PM 10 and PM 2.5 are due to the weather and change in wind patterns. Prima facie, there is no data to suggest the odd-even scheme has decreased vehicular pollution,” it said. The national pollution control body plans to submit a detailed report by May 2.
The DPCC mobile monitoring stations on Friday showed that nearly 55 locations registered PM 2.5 level at below 60, while PM 100 level was below 10 at 21 spots.
According to SAFAR (System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research), PM 2.5 rose from around 70 µg/m3 to 94 µg/m3.
A study conducted by the School of Planning and Architecture showed that the share of private vehicles in the city has risen by almost 50% during odd-even phase two compared to the first round.
http://m.hindustantimes.com/delhi/o...i-says-teri/story-OgIn9VwqwN9CsiQVgr2H4H.html
AAP is making lot of money under the scheme. This is the Purpose of Odd-Even.
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This whole scheme by Kejru was to fill his pockets.
The analysis done during the last time of odd-even clearly pointed to it's ineffectiveness.
Doing this once every quarter, Kejru is making 100's of crores..
nice looting done by the master drama queen
While drama queen is continuing his drama in Delhi, in another news...
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...gh-but-is-always-dry/articleshow/52002471.cms
Modi has started his extreme intolerance on Liquor...
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