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Spy planes: Govt. had decided to purchase around 15 UAVs (spy planes) from Israel. CCS had approved it with recent approval for purchase of "Heron" UAV. The Israeli spy planes would be inducted in Indian Air force and would be deployed in Western & Eastern borders. Along with
new inclusion, the total number would increase upto 40. Already, Searcher-2 & Heron spy planes are in use. These are workable at height upto 15,000 ft. with new ones being workable upto 30,000 ft.
NRI/PIO: During first year of second term, USA's President, Obama, had appointed record nos. of NRI in US administrative posts. There is no Official list but it is arout fifty people in number. Five PIO are
holding important posts & are confirmed by Senate. USEd administrator, Rajiv Shah, is PIO. Nisha Biswal is Asst. Foreign minister in South Asian matters. Besides, Ajita Raji is Member, President Commission, Islam Siddique as Chief spokesperson in agriculture related matters & ED, Commercial dept. has Vinai Thummalpalli. Vivek Murthy would also be first US Surgeon general, if approved by the Senate. Also, Arun Kumar as Asst. Commerce minister's and Punit Talwar as Asst. Foreign minister's appointment is pending Senate's approval.
With regards,
M.K.Pachraiya
Original_app_mssg(1) Delhi's Gangrape
New Delhi: It's been one year since Delhi gang-rape victim Nirbhaya breathed her last and left an entire India awakened, angry and pained.
There will be candles, flowers, slogans and tears galore as scores of people will gather at Delhi's Jantar Mantar today to remember and salute her unflinching spirit.
Several candlelight vigils will take place throughout Delhi today to pay respect to Nirbhaya. Two weeks after battling for her life, Nirbhaya, a 23-year old physiotherapy trainee, succumbed to the deadly injuries perpetrated on her by six men in a moving bus.
She was gang-raped, inhumanely assaulted with iron rods and was thrown naked off the moving bus along with her male friend. The savage and unspeakable assault on her, shook the national conscience and brought people on roads to protest against the pathetic law and order situation in Delhi and crimes against women.
The December cold didn't deter people from voicing their rage and the matter got heated up with scores taking to streets and enduring police crackdown.
However, on December 29, the news of her death froze the entire country in mourning. A cold silence descended over the protesters whose hearts were numbed by the tragic news.
Nirbhaya's death became a turning point for Delhi and it triggered a slew of improvements in police and judicial system. Tough rape laws were enacted and fast track courts sprang up. PCR vans increased in number, women helplines also started working. But Nirbhaya's father regretted that the mindsets haven't yet changed.
Speaking to Zee News, he had said that though the grave crime triggered the amendment in rape laws, it did nothing to bring a change in the society which remains as such. On Nirbhaya's first death anniversary, her kins will perform the rituals at Balia village in Uttar Pradesh.
Talking to a news agency, Delhi braveheart's brother said that they want to remember her away from the media glare in their ancestral village where they will hold traditional prayer ceremony and other
religious rituals.
"Our tears have not dried. With each passing day her memories get more intense. Someone is always crying at home," the aggrieved father was earlier quoted as saying by reports. Charges of rape, kidnapping, murder and destruction of evidence were slapped on the six accused, however one of them being juvenile was tried by the Juvenile Justice Board and sent to an observation home for three years.
Out of remaining five, Ram Singh was found dead in Tihar Jail in March. Four other accused namely Akshay Thakur, Vinay Sharma, Pawan Gupta and Mukesh were given death penalty by a fast-track court on September 13.
Not fully satisfied by the verdict on the juvenile, the family of the braveheart had filed a petition in the Supreme Court seeking fresh trial for the juvenile in a criminal court. The family thinks that the juvenile should not get away with an easy sentence of three years by the juvenile justice board (JJB).
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Welcome.
Spy planes: Govt. had decided to purchase around 15 UAVs (spy planes) from Israel. CCS had approved it with recent approval for purchase of "Heron" UAV. The Israeli spy planes would be inducted in Indian Air force and would be deployed in Western & Eastern borders. Along with
new inclusion, the total number would increase upto 40. Already, Searcher-2 & Heron spy planes are in use. These are workable at height upto 15,000 ft. with new ones being workable upto 30,000 ft.
NRI/PIO: During first year of second term, USA's President, Obama, had appointed record nos. of NRI in US administrative posts. There is no Official list but it is arout fifty people in number. Five PIO are
holding important posts & are confirmed by Senate. USEd administrator, Rajiv Shah, is PIO. Nisha Biswal is Asst. Foreign minister in South Asian matters. Besides, Ajita Raji is Member, President Commission, Islam Siddique as Chief spokesperson in agriculture related matters & ED, Commercial dept. has Vinai Thummalpalli. Vivek Murthy would also be first US Surgeon general, if approved by the Senate. Also, Arun Kumar as Asst. Commerce minister's and Punit Talwar as Asst. Foreign minister's appointment is pending Senate's approval.
With regards,
M.K.Pachraiya
Original_app_mssg(1) Delhi's Gangrape
New Delhi: It's been one year since Delhi gang-rape victim Nirbhaya breathed her last and left an entire India awakened, angry and pained.
There will be candles, flowers, slogans and tears galore as scores of people will gather at Delhi's Jantar Mantar today to remember and salute her unflinching spirit.
Several candlelight vigils will take place throughout Delhi today to pay respect to Nirbhaya. Two weeks after battling for her life, Nirbhaya, a 23-year old physiotherapy trainee, succumbed to the deadly injuries perpetrated on her by six men in a moving bus.
She was gang-raped, inhumanely assaulted with iron rods and was thrown naked off the moving bus along with her male friend. The savage and unspeakable assault on her, shook the national conscience and brought people on roads to protest against the pathetic law and order situation in Delhi and crimes against women.
The December cold didn't deter people from voicing their rage and the matter got heated up with scores taking to streets and enduring police crackdown.
However, on December 29, the news of her death froze the entire country in mourning. A cold silence descended over the protesters whose hearts were numbed by the tragic news.
Nirbhaya's death became a turning point for Delhi and it triggered a slew of improvements in police and judicial system. Tough rape laws were enacted and fast track courts sprang up. PCR vans increased in number, women helplines also started working. But Nirbhaya's father regretted that the mindsets haven't yet changed.
Speaking to Zee News, he had said that though the grave crime triggered the amendment in rape laws, it did nothing to bring a change in the society which remains as such. On Nirbhaya's first death anniversary, her kins will perform the rituals at Balia village in Uttar Pradesh.
Talking to a news agency, Delhi braveheart's brother said that they want to remember her away from the media glare in their ancestral village where they will hold traditional prayer ceremony and other
religious rituals.
"Our tears have not dried. With each passing day her memories get more intense. Someone is always crying at home," the aggrieved father was earlier quoted as saying by reports. Charges of rape, kidnapping, murder and destruction of evidence were slapped on the six accused, however one of them being juvenile was tried by the Juvenile Justice Board and sent to an observation home for three years.
Out of remaining five, Ram Singh was found dead in Tihar Jail in March. Four other accused namely Akshay Thakur, Vinay Sharma, Pawan Gupta and Mukesh were given death penalty by a fast-track court on September 13.
Not fully satisfied by the verdict on the juvenile, the family of the braveheart had filed a petition in the Supreme Court seeking fresh trial for the juvenile in a criminal court. The family thinks that the juvenile should not get away with an easy sentence of three years by the juvenile justice board (JJB).
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