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Good wishes message for 2nd Academic Excellence Award
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Nominations invited for Giraffe Heroes India
Under the guidance of Sh. Vijay Saluja, Giraffe Heroes India’s new Director, Giraffe Heroes India (GH/India) aims to bring Giraffe vision, strategies and tools for change to the 1.3 billion people on the Indian subcontinent – making it potentially by far the largest Giraffe global affiliate launched to date.
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GH/India will tell the inspiring stories of the country’s heroes, motivating others to become heroic too. GH/India will also offer practical tools citizen activists need to succeed, as well as Giraffe civic engagement programs in schools, helping young people build lives as courageous and compassionate citizens serving a vibrant India.
Dwarka Parichay being media partner for the Giraffe Heroes India program, starting a series of inspiring stories of heroes in India. This will definitely motivate others and more Giraffe Heroes will join the GH/India brigade.
Check for criteria & nomination form for a Giraffe Hero India.
GH/India will tell the inspiring stories of the country’s heroes, motivating others to become heroic too. GH/India will also offer practical tools citizen activists need to succeed, as well as Giraffe civic engagement programs in schools, helping young people build lives as courageous and compassionate citizens serving a vibrant India.
Dwarka Parichay being media partner for the Giraffe Heroes India program, starting a series of inspiring stories of heroes in India. This will definitely motivate others and more Giraffe Heroes will join the GH/India brigade.
Check for criteria & nomination form for a Giraffe Hero India.
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BHAJAN SANDHYA ON 15TH JUNE
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फिल्म हन्ड्रेड करोड में राहुल की वापिसी
आशिकी सपने साजन के और जुनून जैसी फिल्मों में अपनी पहचान बना चुके रोमांटिक नायक राहुल राय एक बार फिर अपनी वापिसी दर्ज करा रहे है, फिल्म ‘हन्ड्रेड करोड’ से।छोटे परदे पर वह बिग बाॅस में नजर आए लेकिन सफलता हासिल करने के बाद अचानक सात साल गायब रहे, अब वह एक फिर से बालीवुड में नजर आएगें ए. के. सिने इन्टरनेशनल की फिल्म ‘हन्ड्रेड करोड’ में। निर्माता अशोक भाटी और निर्देशक कुमार बबलू की फिल्म में अपने रोल के बारे में राहुल ने बताया कि ‘यह एक सस्पेंस थ्रिलर मिस्ट्री है। जिसमें सौ करोड की संम्पति को लेकर उसे हडपने के लिए लगातार हत्याएं होती रहती है। फिल्म में मैं एक बिल्डर हॅू और उसमें फिल्म नायिका रानी मेरी बेटी है।’
बिग बाॅस में राहुल ने अपनी वापिसी की लेकिन उसमें जीतने के बाद में फिर नजर नही आएं ? बिग बाॅस में मैं विनर रहा, लेकिन तब तक डरा हुआ था जब मैं इस फिल्म में नही आया था, एक लंबा गैप था । लेकिन जब मेरे जीत जाने का फैसला सुनाया गया तब मुझे विश्वास ही नही हुआ कि दर्शक आज भी मुझे उतना ही प्यार करते है। इसके बाद में एक फिल्म ‘ टू बी आर नाट टू बी’ साईन की किन्तु उससे पहले फिल्म हन्ड्रेड करोड पर काम शुरू हो गया। फिल्म की कहानी अजय यादव और राजेश चैरासिया की है. फिल्म में गीत अशोक मधुप व संगीत सुशांत शंकर और ईपी का दायित्व निभा रहे पप्पू शर्मा है।
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Good wishes message for 2nd Academic Excellence Award
For full interview of Dr. Rao please, visit the following link :
http://dwarkaparichay.blogspot.in/2013/06/interview-of-dr-unb-rao-at-dwarka.html
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Heartiest Congratulations to all the Class X students - Indraprastha International School
Class X Students Shine at Indraprastha!
Indraprastha International School today is synonymous with quality education and transforming the children to be the promising future of the nation. It imparts an education which equips students with life skills and transforms them into well-rounded personalities. Applauding the achievements of the students, Dr. Rajesh Hassija, the Director of the Indraprastha Group of Schools said, “The magic mantra at Indraprastha is to strive for excellence, seek new vistas, set up new goals and face new challenges”, and wished the students success for their future goals. Keeping up the school motto-“Teach each child, Develop whole child”, the students of Indraprastha International School brought laurels to the school after they showed a remarkable performance in class X board examinations. It was a red-letter day for the school, when everyone waited with pounding hearts for the result. “Our joy knew no bounds when we learned that 18 students of Class X had scored a CGPA of perfect 10,” said the Headmistress. Congratulations to the achievers!
Out of a total of 105 students, 90 percent of the students got a CGPA of 8 and above. Indeed, the result was commendable with the majority of the students passing with flying colours. Indraprastha students envisage and achieve goals that unite them in the pursuit of objectives worthy of their best efforts. Their commitment is reflected not so much in words as in attitude and actions. The students of Indraprastha have not only proved their mettle in academics but also in the co-curricular activities. Pooja Iyer of Class X participated in the debate competition on “Intellectual Property Rights' and 'Plagiarism', organised by FICCI and was gloriously declared the winner amongst a number of participants from more than 20 esteemed schools of Delhi and NCR. She also participated in Nupur Utsav, the annual Interschool competition of Bal Bharati Public School, Pitampura along with Anisha Belur of class X to bag the Second Prize in story building and dramatization. That is not all; Rhea Ralhan, Rahul Khurana and Pulkit Kalra of class X won the First Prize in a dance competition. Whether it is a literary activity, theatre, art or dance, Class X students have participated and won accolades. Kevin Yadav, Harshit and Sajal won the Second Prize in Madhurya – the Rock Band Competition. At the Air Force School, our students Shruti Kalra and Raaghav Sharma won the Second Position in the Innovative Investigation Competition. The winning streak in Indraprastha students is remarkable as they are able to strike a perfect balance between academics and co-curricular activities. The introduction of Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) system has given an impetus to the performance of the students, boosting their confidence and self esteem.
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Stay HEALTHY in this SUMMER
Bhagat Chandra Hospital
Summer brings joy and happiness to our lives. It also gives us varieties of multicoloured fruits to enjoy but also brings many types of illnesses. With little precautions we can prevent these illness and enjoy our lives.
a. Heat illness
b. Water and food borne disease
a) Heat Illness
i) Heat rashes– Skin irritations due to heavy sweating.
ii) Heat cramps– Muscle pain due to heavy exertion in hot weather.
iii) Heat Exhaustion– Precedes heat stroke. It presents as heavy sweating, rapid breathing, fast and weak pulse, dehydration and listlessness.
iv) Heat Stroke– is a life threatening illness, a real medical emergency in which body temperature rises above 106 F in minutes without sweating. Symptoms include high grade fever, dry skin, strong pulse, dizziness and loss of consciousness. Immediate lowering of body temperature is needed by mechanical cooling.
b) Water and Food Borne Disease
Summer is the ideal time for bacteria to multiply so they spread fast with foods. Common illnesses are :
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ii) Heat cramps– Muscle pain due to heavy exertion in hot weather.
iii) Heat Exhaustion– Precedes heat stroke. It presents as heavy sweating, rapid breathing, fast and weak pulse, dehydration and listlessness.
iv) Heat Stroke– is a life threatening illness, a real medical emergency in which body temperature rises above 106 F in minutes without sweating. Symptoms include high grade fever, dry skin, strong pulse, dizziness and loss of consciousness. Immediate lowering of body temperature is needed by mechanical cooling.
b) Water and Food Borne Disease
Summer is the ideal time for bacteria to multiply so they spread fast with foods. Common illnesses are :
i) Dysentery and diarrhea– Eating food contaminated with bacteria like Shigella, E.coli or compylobacter can lead to diarrhea and dysentery.
ii) Enteric fever– Commonly known as typhoid fever is+ also common and caused by Salmonella bacteria. Patients develop high grade fever and if properly not treated may lead to many fatal complications. Incidence of enteric fever resistant to commonly used antibiotic in rising due to improper use of antibiotics.
iii) Cholera– Incidence also increases and is caused by vibrio cholera bacteria. Patients develops severe diarrhea and dehydration.
iv) Jaundice– Hepatitis A and E incidence increase during summer due to transmission through infected drinking water.
Some mosquito borne disease like: Malaria and Dengue also increases during summer.
TIPS TO PREVENT SUMMER ILLNESS: -
* Increase your daily liquid intake 8-10 glass of water
* Avoid eating out at unhygienic places
* Do not shock your throat and body to extreme temperature.
* Avoid drinking water outside, even at home stick to boiled water.
* Avoid street foods, unwashed fruits and vegetables.
* Cut fruits are strict NO if kept uncovered for long period.
* Be fully covered in the Sun.
* Regular hand washing with soap.
ii) Enteric fever– Commonly known as typhoid fever is+ also common and caused by Salmonella bacteria. Patients develop high grade fever and if properly not treated may lead to many fatal complications. Incidence of enteric fever resistant to commonly used antibiotic in rising due to improper use of antibiotics.
iii) Cholera– Incidence also increases and is caused by vibrio cholera bacteria. Patients develops severe diarrhea and dehydration.
iv) Jaundice– Hepatitis A and E incidence increase during summer due to transmission through infected drinking water.
Some mosquito borne disease like: Malaria and Dengue also increases during summer.
TIPS TO PREVENT SUMMER ILLNESS: -
* Increase your daily liquid intake 8-10 glass of water
* Avoid eating out at unhygienic places
* Do not shock your throat and body to extreme temperature.
* Avoid drinking water outside, even at home stick to boiled water.
* Avoid street foods, unwashed fruits and vegetables.
* Cut fruits are strict NO if kept uncovered for long period.
* Be fully covered in the Sun.
* Regular hand washing with soap.
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सुंदरता के बल पर हर मुकाम को हासिल किया जा सकता है - सोनिया
चंडीगड़ की रहने वाली और आज मुंबई की मायानगरी की उभरती मॉडल एक्ट्रेस सोनिया ने बचपन से ही ठान लिया था की पढाई के बाद वह एक सफल अभिनेत्री और खूबसूरत मॉडल बनेगी। रैम्प वॉक से मॉडलिंग की दुनिया में कदम रखने वाली सोनिया ने अपनी सुन्दर फिगर और सुंदरता के बल पर जल्द ही कई प्रसिद्ध जींस और साड़ी कंपनी के उत्पादों के लिए मॉडल शूट किया और प्रसिद्धि पायी। पांंच फ़ीट छह इंच की छरहरी काया और गोरे कोपम्लेक्शन की धनी सोनिया ने अपने अभिनय के दम कई शार्ट फिल्मों में काम किया है। गोवा फिल्म फेस्टिवल में उनके द्वारा अभिनीत फिल्म में उनके अभिनय की जमकर तारीफ भी हुई है। पजाबी एलबम, हिंदी एलबम, शार्ट फिल्म, मॉडलिंग में नाम कमा चुकी सोनिया जल्द ही सोनी और कलर चैनल पर प्रसारित होने वाले धारावाहिकों में नज़र आएँगी उसके लिए सोनिया फिटनेस के लिए जिम में रोज़ाना पसीनाबहती है। सोनिया का मानना है की दुनिया में हर तरह के लोग है लकिन आपको तय करना है की आप उनको और खुद को पहचाने। गैलेमर की दुनिया में लगन, मेहनत, अभिनय और सुंदरता के बल पर हर मुकाम को हासिल किया जा सकता है।
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Good wishes message for 2nd Academic Excellence Award
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FREE delivery of vegetables-fruits at your door
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Legal reforms - consolidation of scattered law
Sh Narender Modi, No.SKG/PMO/005 11 Jun 2014
Prime Minister of India,
5 Race Course Road,
New Delhi-110003.
pmosb@pmo.nic.in
Sir,
Sub: Legal reforms.
Ref: Concerned Ministry – Law & Finance
I appreciate your concern about the need to weed out outdated and redundant laws and asking bureaucrats to complete the exercise in a time bound manner. The increased burden of so many regulations has actually increased lawlessness – more laws means less enforcement. However, one important associated concern needs to be addressed is the consolidation of scattered law.
There are many complicated laws supported by Rules, Notifications, Circulars, Clarifications, Court Pronouncement making its understanding beyond the reach of a common man and making is a prerogative of advocates only. In contract if we take the example of RBI it regularly keeps on consolidating the circulars, notifications etc. and reader find it easy to understand because all the material is available at one place and no contradiction creeps in. Whereas the Income Tax Act which faces most frequent amendments still has circular issued as long as 3-4 decades earlier in force besides there is heavy dependence on tribunal/court orders. This clearly indicates there is no effort done to to consolidate law and present it in an easy & understandable manner. There is heavy dependency on rules, circulars, clarifications and judgments etc. Like RBI it should be mandated for tax laws as well whenever any update version of law is issued it must encompass the impact of all the circulars issued & the issues settled by Supreme Court till that date. This in fact is applicable to all taxation laws. Even after 2 decades of introduction of Service Tax there is no Service Tax Act – whole service tax regime is operating thru patch work of amendments to Finance Act 1994, circulars, notifications, rules.
Sub: Legal reforms.
Ref: Concerned Ministry – Law & Finance
I appreciate your concern about the need to weed out outdated and redundant laws and asking bureaucrats to complete the exercise in a time bound manner. The increased burden of so many regulations has actually increased lawlessness – more laws means less enforcement. However, one important associated concern needs to be addressed is the consolidation of scattered law.
There are many complicated laws supported by Rules, Notifications, Circulars, Clarifications, Court Pronouncement making its understanding beyond the reach of a common man and making is a prerogative of advocates only. In contract if we take the example of RBI it regularly keeps on consolidating the circulars, notifications etc. and reader find it easy to understand because all the material is available at one place and no contradiction creeps in. Whereas the Income Tax Act which faces most frequent amendments still has circular issued as long as 3-4 decades earlier in force besides there is heavy dependence on tribunal/court orders. This clearly indicates there is no effort done to to consolidate law and present it in an easy & understandable manner. There is heavy dependency on rules, circulars, clarifications and judgments etc. Like RBI it should be mandated for tax laws as well whenever any update version of law is issued it must encompass the impact of all the circulars issued & the issues settled by Supreme Court till that date. This in fact is applicable to all taxation laws. Even after 2 decades of introduction of Service Tax there is no Service Tax Act – whole service tax regime is operating thru patch work of amendments to Finance Act 1994, circulars, notifications, rules.
Consolidation will definitely encourage compliance because of enhanced transparency & simplicity. In spill over form it is even difficult for departmental officers to understand it.
(2) In addition, at many places penalties prescribed by law are unrealistically low making it ineffective, which again stresses the need for review of old laws enacted more than 4-5 decades earlier. This may be done not only to update some of the provisions but also weed out the redundancy. E.g. section 283 of IPC prescribes a penalty of Rs.200/- (only) for causing danger or obstruction in public way or line of navigation.
If enactments of new laws, without weeding out old ones, keep on going with same pace it will make the life of common man very burdensome who will have law for every breath.
In the absence of review & consolidation, duplicity is also happening at many places; new laws are enacted office orders are issued without first thoroughly examining the existing ones. New ones are imposed on existing laws. For example (i) for road safety, (ii) Environment protection, (iii) Food safety there are so many laws, regulations, circulars, court pronouncement in scatted manner at both state & central level that this in itself has become a mess.
The requirement of law concerning road safety, traffic, food adulteration & environment is same throughout the country irrespective of any specific location. At least for these as much consolidation, at center level, should be done as possible. The dispersed form of law, on one side, gives rise to corruption because it gives discretionary power to executives and on other side make whole situation ambiguous and make people believe that we have confusing laws which are not transparent.
I request that a committee be constituted to examine all the laws with a view to examine:
(i) Consolidating the scattered provisions,
(ii) Updating penalties,
(iii) Weeding out redundancy and
(iv) Fixing pre-defined life of circular issued under taxation laws e.g. any circular issued concerning taxation should be in force maximum up to next budget where it must get consolidated in main enactment.
Citizen's reporter
S K Goyal
cwaskg@gmail.com
(2) In addition, at many places penalties prescribed by law are unrealistically low making it ineffective, which again stresses the need for review of old laws enacted more than 4-5 decades earlier. This may be done not only to update some of the provisions but also weed out the redundancy. E.g. section 283 of IPC prescribes a penalty of Rs.200/- (only) for causing danger or obstruction in public way or line of navigation.
If enactments of new laws, without weeding out old ones, keep on going with same pace it will make the life of common man very burdensome who will have law for every breath.
In the absence of review & consolidation, duplicity is also happening at many places; new laws are enacted office orders are issued without first thoroughly examining the existing ones. New ones are imposed on existing laws. For example (i) for road safety, (ii) Environment protection, (iii) Food safety there are so many laws, regulations, circulars, court pronouncement in scatted manner at both state & central level that this in itself has become a mess.
The requirement of law concerning road safety, traffic, food adulteration & environment is same throughout the country irrespective of any specific location. At least for these as much consolidation, at center level, should be done as possible. The dispersed form of law, on one side, gives rise to corruption because it gives discretionary power to executives and on other side make whole situation ambiguous and make people believe that we have confusing laws which are not transparent.
I request that a committee be constituted to examine all the laws with a view to examine:
(i) Consolidating the scattered provisions,
(ii) Updating penalties,
(iii) Weeding out redundancy and
(iv) Fixing pre-defined life of circular issued under taxation laws e.g. any circular issued concerning taxation should be in force maximum up to next budget where it must get consolidated in main enactment.
Citizen's reporter
S K Goyal
cwaskg@gmail.com
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Heartiest Congratulations and kudos to all the Class X students - The Indian Heights School
“While most are dreaming of success, winners wake-up and work hard to achieve it.”
The students of The Indian Heights School, Sector-23, Dwarka, took the school to zenith of success with their outstanding performance in Class X board results. TIHS family lauds the commendable performance of the class X students for garnering a 100% result. The hard work and perserverence of the students, teachers and parents has paid rich dividends. We hail the achievements of Ms. Adwaita SR Nair and Mast. Kapil Rawat for their meritorious accomplishment of CGPA of 10 and 9.8 respectively. We are proud of you! We also extend our heartfelt thanks to all the parents for the achievement of their wards. We wish all the students luck in their future endeavours.
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Sri Ram Charitmanas Pravachan
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"बनु मैं तेरी दुल्हन"…।
प्रेमबाबू शर्मा
अपार लोकप्रियता हासिल कर चूका धारावाहिक "बनु मैं तेरी दुल्हन"की सफल जोड़ी शरद मल्होत्रा और दिव्यांका त्रिपाठी इतने व्यस्त हैं की उन्हें शादी करने का समय नहीं है, एक बड़े अंग्रेजी दैनिक में अपने प्रेम प्रसंग की घोषणा करने के बाद दोनों को अब इंतज़ार है अपनी शादी का। दिव्यांका त्रिपाठी धारावाहिक"ये मोहब्बतें"में तीन साल के लिए व्यस्त हैं, तो शरद मल्होत्रा अपने आने वाली फिल्म 1:13:7 (एक तेरा साथ) में व्यस्त हैं। आइफा स्टूडियो की यह फिल्म सुपर नेचुरल थ्रिलर है। इस फिल्म में शरद एक प्रिंस की भूमिका निभा रहे हैं जो बरसो पुराने अपने पुरखों की हवेली को बेचना नहीं चाहता, और आधुनिक समय में भी उसे राजा महराजाओं की तरह रहना अच्छा लगता है। फिल्म 1:13:7 (एक तेरा साथ) के लेखक निर्देशक अरशद सिद्दीकी हैं। यह फिल्म इसी साल प्रदर्शित होगी और शरद की व्यस्तता भी बढ़ जाएगी, कहीं एैसा ना हो की दिव्यांका त्रिपाठी, शरद के लिए गाना ही गाती रह जाये "बनु मैं तेरी दुल्हन"....... ?
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2nd Dwarka Toppers Students Award-2014 on 5th July
2nd Dwarka Toppers Students Award-2014 on 5th July @Gokul Garden, Sector-7, Dwarka, New Delhi-110075
Your Support & cooperation.
Please visit & like-share below page link to get latest updates about the event - messages from Chairman, Principal, Social activists, Schools Toppers list-photo etc.:
Your Support & cooperation.
Please visit & like-share below page link to get latest updates about the event - messages from Chairman, Principal, Social activists, Schools Toppers list-photo etc.:
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After IB report, stricter guidelines necessary for NGOs: Old NGOs to be re-registered
Guinness Record Holder & RTI Activist
Intelligence Bureau’s report about misuse of ‘Non-Government-Organisations’ (NGOs) for any anti-national agenda by foreign-contributors is shocking where it is revealed that India’s GDP has been adversely affected to big extent of 2-3 percent through such foreign-funding to NGOs. Apart from this some NGOs are said to have been foreign-funded for cultural evasion of masses in India. Foreign-funded NGOs spend in rupees and receive funds in dollars by sending these foreign-contributors exaggerated photos and videos of events dramatised to get huge foreign-funding.
Intelligence Bureau’s report about misuse of ‘Non-Government-Organisations’ (NGOs) for any anti-national agenda by foreign-contributors is shocking where it is revealed that India’s GDP has been adversely affected to big extent of 2-3 percent through such foreign-funding to NGOs. Apart from this some NGOs are said to have been foreign-funded for cultural evasion of masses in India. Foreign-funded NGOs spend in rupees and receive funds in dollars by sending these foreign-contributors exaggerated photos and videos of events dramatised to get huge foreign-funding.
Siphoning of government-funds for NGOs by influential ones in political and bureaucratic circles for benefit of NGO’s run in name of their family-members is quite common. These NGOs pay lucrative salaries and perks to its officers who are either relation to power-filled politicians and bureaucrats, or of persons running these NGOs. Buildings built on land allotted on concessional rates to NGOs should become government-property because of large-scale funding already done to these NGOs by the government. According to a study-report, India has an NGO for every 400 citizens, an unbelievable but bitter reality where NGOs are mainly used as some business-shops by those ‘owning’ these! Any provision of tax-exemption for ‘donations’ made to NGOs should be abolished. However in the meanwhile all NGOs should be under purview of ‘Right-To-Information’ (RTI) Act and also of Lokpal.
Apart from stopping any kind of direct or indirect funding of NGOs at public-expense including from funds at discretion of Parliamentarians and state-legislators, those getting foreign-funding should be under a strict vigilance-scanner also because many NGOs are tools to divert foreign-funds of individuals.
Apart from stopping any kind of direct or indirect funding of NGOs at public-expense including from funds at discretion of Parliamentarians and state-legislators, those getting foreign-funding should be under a strict vigilance-scanner also because many NGOs are tools to divert foreign-funds of individuals.
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Good wishes message for 2nd Academic Excellence Award
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Heartiest Congratulations to all the Class XII students - Basava International School
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BHAJAN SANDHYA ON 15TH JUNE
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Amitabh Bachchan launched the poster of 'Yudh'
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