International_Media&condemnation

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The vulnerable girl gangraped at Delhi on Dec. 16 died today early morning at 2:00 am approx at Mt. Elizabeth hospital, Singapore. The news gained widespread attention in the International web & print media. British newspaper, The Daily Mail, reported about her death with hospital staff picture carrying her body. Also, a banner seeking demand of resignation by Sonia, PM, & Sheila Dikshit was also put up in another picture.
The Newyork Times mentioned about her death titled, "Victim of Gang rape in India dies that galvanised India". Her news is a warning of danger posed to all other women folks.
Washington Post specialists stated that it had shaken commonly meek people. It had outraged public due to changing lifestyle, social media use and vocal middle class. It was supposed to be the same reasons that made India Against Corruption move successful. Aam Admi Party, too, hosted condolence at Jantar Mantar around 11 am.
Time Magazine had issued photo of clash amidst Police & mob whereas BBC had asked people appealing for peace citing High alert title.
Pakistan Geo TV had mentioned the news chiefly. Also, Mt. Elizabeth picture was put along with it. The newspaper, The Dawn, mentioned in chief news titled, Indian rape victim dies in hospital. Also, PM was mentioned stating condolence.
The Bangladeshi newspaper , Daily Star, had also mentioned it as death of physiotherapist.

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M.K.Pachraiya

Gangrape, Delhi&AFSPA

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Delhi Gang rape: The National Minorities Commission Head had criticized Ex-Army chief's involvement in the agitation against Delhi Gang rape incident. He questioned whether troops deployed in the J&K were ever investigated for trial on such charges. The CIC told that it would have been better had the people like Ex-Army Chief advised as to how to handle the crisis. When Ex-Army chief was in power, many cases against troops had come alleging rape too. Whether they had been investigated? Did any one made any such effort to provide justice to the victim? However, he lamented upon Delhi's Gang rape incident. He stated that if Ex-Army chief wishes to condemn it, had he ever noticed complexities in it?

Modi: Gujarat CM had been given huge welcome at Delhi situated BJP's Office on Thursday. The Modi supporters shouted slogans there in his support for being as PM candidate. The BJP Chief, Gadkari, told that Modi had presented the new model of development. Earlier, he went to attend National Development Council (NDC) meeting where he criticized the Central Govt. stating that govt. doesn't have any road map for progress. He stated that many power plants are lost in abeyance due to fuel shortage. Thus, the govt. should formulate the fuel policy. There is emerging lack of natural resources in the country. He stated that on development issue, UPA is laggging behind Gujarat.
In NDC's meet, many States CM had arrived. The effect of LS general elections 2014 & assembly elections is apparent in the 12th Five Yearly Plan(2012-17). The social development is prioritized along with funding of Centre sponsored schemes.

AFSPA: J&K CM told that now the time had come when people of J&K should believe State police & paramilitary forces. He had rejected the notion of increase in terrorism with the abolishment of AFSPA. He stressed that he was mentioning J & K and not the Line of Control (LoC) from where AFSPA should be removed?
He also claimed that terrorist activities have reduced to a mere 5%. CRPF & State Police are ready to bear the burden of Army's responsibilities. Efforts would be made to abolish AFSPA from key areas. It is to note that Army is opposing the removal of AFSPA from any area.

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M.K.Pachraiya

Japan_PM&Investors

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Mr. Shinzo Abe had been elected as the new Japanese Prime Minister. In the lower parliament house, he got 328 votes in his favour. It is to note that Abey is the seventh Prime minister since past seven years. He had replaced Yoshihiko Noda, who was the Prime minister during past March tsunami that had devastated all for Nuclear reactors of M/s. TEPCO.

Asian stock markets rose Wednesday as traders snapped up stocks before the end of the year, while the Tokyo benchmark neared a high for the year after a new, pro-business government prepared to assume leadership in a country plagued for years by economic lethargy.
 

Japan's Nikkei 225 index gained 0.4 percent to 10,122.82 as a further weakening yen gave momentum to the country's major exporters. The benchmark's highest intraday level of the year, 10,255.15, was reached on March 27.
 

Incoming Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has put pressure on the Bank of Japan to raise its inflation target from 1 to 2 percent to extricate the country from two decades of deflation -- continually dropping prices -- which has deadened economic activity.
 

Abe was to name a new Cabinet on Wednesday, following the resignation of Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda's government. Abe has also urged the central bank to take steps to dampen the strength of the country's currency. A strong yen has hobbled big exporters like Toyota by eroding the value of repatriated earnings and making Japanese products more expensive overseas.
 

Abe has also called for aggressive public works spending to invigorate a languid economy.
 

South Korea's Kospi added 0.8 percent to 1,996.49. Stocks in mainland China, Singapore, Taiwan, Indonesia and the Philippines also rose. The gains were reflective of investors with extra cash wanting to avoid missing out on an end-of-the-year rally.
 

"People want to get invested. In previous years, we've seen good rallies around the end of the year," Hong Kong-based analyst Andrew Sullivan said in a recent interview.
 

Markets in Hong Kong, Australia and New Zealand were closed for holidays. Most markets in Europe reopen Thursday.
 

Among individual stocks, Japan's Fujitsu Ltd. rose 3.5 percent and Panasonic Corp. added 3 percent. Sharp Corp. jumped 4.8 percent.
 

Yonhap News Agency said South Korean mobile carriers fell after being fined for discriminative subsidies. SK Telecom Co., South Korea's top mobile carrier, fell 0.6 percent.
 

On Wall Street on Monday, the last day of trading before Christmas, stocks fell on concern that time is running out for lawmakers to reach a budget deal to avoid the U.S. going over the "fiscal cliff." U.S. stock markets reopen Wednesday.
 

For weeks, discussions between the White House and Congress over a budget deal have been the main driver in markets. If a deal isn't reached by the start of 2013, automatic spending cuts and tax increases worth hundreds of billions of dollars will be imposed -- which many economists think could push the U.S. economy back into recession.
 

Benchmark oil for February delivery rose 46 cents to $89.07 per barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract closed down 5 cents to $88.61 a barrel on the Nymex on Monday.
 

In currencies, the euro fell to $1.3183 from $1.3192 late Monday in New York. The dollar rose to 85.15 yen from 84.23 yen.

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M.K.Pachraiya