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कुमार विश्वास ने बिग बॉस के सामने रखी शर्त – 21 करोड़ रूपए दें शहीद-विधवा कोष में

​प्रख्यात हिंदी कवि और आम आदमी पार्टी नेता डा० ​कुमार विश्वास के बिग बॉस में जाने के बारे में लगाए जा रहे कयासों ने आज एक बार फिर रफ़्तार पकड़ी। एक अखबार में आई खबर की पुष्टि करते हुए डा कुमार विश्वास ने कहा, कि उन्होंने बिग बॉस के निर्माताओं के सामने एक शर्त रखी थी, जिसमें उन्होंने कहा था, कि वो बिग बॉस द्वारा प्रस्तावित सारी धन राशि राजकीय शहीद विधवा कोष में दान करना चाहते हैं। लेकिन उनकी शर्त यह थी, कि बिग बॉस अपनी तरफ से उस राशि में इतना जोड़ दें, कि यह डोनेशन कुल 21 करोड़ रूपए का हो जाए।

डा कुमार विश्वास ने बताया, कि शहीदों के परिवारों के लिए कुछ करने की इच्छा उनके मन थी, लेकिन उनके लिए कुछ बड़ा कर पाने के लिए कुमार को किसी बड़े प्लेटफार्म की तलाश थी। बिग बॉस को एक वृहद और आर्थिक रूप से सक्षम मंच मानते हुए उन्होंने कहा कि अगर ऐसा होता है, तो यह 21 करोड़ रूपए उनकी तरफ से, बिग बॉस के निर्माताओं की तरफ से और बिग बॉस के दर्शकों की तरफ से शहीदों को एक छोटा सा सलाम होगा।

इस सन्दर्भ में ऑल इण्डिया एन्टी-टेररिस्ट फ्रंट के अध्यक्ष श्री मनिंदरजीत सिंह बिट्टा ने प्रेस कांफ्रेंस कर के इस कदम को सराहा। उन्होंने डा कुमार विश्वास को बधाई देते हुए कहा है, कि उन्होंने एक नई परम्परा की शुरुआत की है। उन्होंने यह भी कहा कि अन्य कलाकारों को भी इस परंपरा को आगे बढ़ाना चाहिए और यदि एक प्रतिभागी के रूप में डा कुमार विश्वास स्वयं को मिलने वाले लगभग 5 करोड़ रूपए इस बड़े उद्देश्य के लिए दे सकते हैं, तो बिग बॉस के निर्माताओं को भी इसमें आगे बढ़ कर आना चाहिए, क्योंकि देश के एक-एक सैनिक का हर भारतीय पर क़र्ज़ है।

अपुष्ट सूत्रों से पता चला है कि बिग बॉस के निर्माताओं और कलर्स ने डा कुमार विश्वास के इस प्रस्ताव को सहमति नहीं दी है।

संलग्न: डा कुमार विश्वास द्वारा बिग बॉस के निर्माताओं को लिखी गई चिट्ठी

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UNICEF launches Child-friendly Schools and Systems Package

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NEW DELHI, India, September 4 – UNICEF, today launched a package that aims to make schools child-friendly and ensure secure, safe, rights-based, quality education, for each and every child. The launch of Child-friendly Schools and Systems package is a part of the UNCT Campaign on Education for India being organised in the month of September 2014, which is in line with the UN Secretary General’s Global Education First Initiative (GEFI).

The ‘Child-friendly Schools and Systems’ (CFSS) package highlights the need to keep continuous focus on the qualitative aspect of the Right to Education. It is designed to enable all children to benefit from child-friendly and inclusive learning environments.  The launch was presided by Mr. Louis-Georges Arsenault, UNICEF India representative; Ms Kushal Singh, Chairperson, National Commission for Protection of Child Rights and UNICEF Celebrity Advocate for Education Kareena Kapoor. (Watch video- link to be inserted later)

It is four years since the historic Right to Free & Compulsory Education (RTE) Act that ensures free and compulsory education for children in the age group 6-14 years, was enacted by the Government of India. Today’s launch of the Child-friendly Schools and Systems’ (CFSS) package urges stakeholders to expand the focus beyond quantity and accelerate the shift from ‘Right of Access to Education’ to ‘Right to Learn and quality education’.

“The RTE Act has a vision on child-friendly and child-centered education. The Child-friendly Schools and Systems package explains what child-friendly education means in the Indian context and how it can be implemented to ensure inclusive learning. The field experiences presented in the package show that it is possibleto implement CFSS guiding principles in schools of India.

Integration of CFSS guiding principles into state plans for Sarva Siksha Abhiyan, training programmes, development of curricula and monitoring processes will help to improve the quality of education in India, said Louis Georges Arsenault, Representative, UNICEF India

Speaking on this occasion, UNICEF India Celebrity Advocate, Kareena Kapoor said, “I recently visited Rajasthan with UNICEF to see child-friendly schools and to meet some of the girls and boys that are benefitting from these programmes. I was inspired to see spaces which are child-friendly. These are places where children are full of joy when they interact with teachers, where children feel safe and secure and where interactive and creative tools are used to ensure that children are happy and learning.”

The CFSS package describes a typical child-friendly school where the infrastructure, learning environment and learning processes aim towards children’s well-being, holistic development and inclusive learning. The content and methods of teaching-learning centre around children’s best interests and encourage the joyful participation of every child. Community members are closely involved in supporting and monitoring the quality of the school’s learning environment.

“The purpose of the Child-friendly Schools and Systems framework is to serve as a guide for planners and practitioners. The proposed measures which have been developed through extensive consultations over the past three years, will enable teachers to transform classroom environments into interactive learning spaces. For policymakers this can act as a reference guide for quality improvement in schools, to make RTE a reality for all children in India,” said Urmila Sarkar, Chief of Education, UNICEF India. She emphasized that child-friendly education has two major characteristics, both of which relate directly to the right to education and to equity: It is child-centred, and it is child-seeking. Child-centred education acts in the best interests of the child, leading to realization of the child’s full potential.

UNICEF is working with the Government of India to ensure greater access to education, enrolment and improved learning outcomes for all girls and boys by strengthening policies, enhancing capacities of teachers, as well as working with communities to raise awareness about the importance of education.Today’s  launch of the ‘Child-friendly Schools and Systems’ package is a key step forward in this direction as the CFSS approach aims toimprove  the quality of education leading to gains in access, gender equity, empowerment and improved learning outcomes. It is integral to fulfilling each child’s fundamental right to education.

About UNICEF

UNICEF promotes the rights and wellbeing of every child, in everything we do.  Together with our partners, we work in 190 countries and territories to translate that commitment into practical action, focusing special effort on reaching the most vulnerable and excluded children, to the benefit of all children, everywhere. 

For more information about UNICEF and its work visit: www.unicef.org andwww.unicef.org/india

For further information please contact (UNICEF):

Ms.Caroline den Dulk, Chief of Communications, UNICEF India, Mobile: +91 981 810 6093

Ms Geetanjali Master, Communication Specialist, UNICEF India, Mobile: + 91 981 810 5861

Ms. Sonia Sarkar, Communication Officer, UNICEF India: Mobile: +91 981 017 0289

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AgCareers.com Weekly-Carpe Diem: An Industry Trade Show

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The AgCareers.com Team

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Sep 3 at 8:40 PM

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Sept 3, 2014
Building an Accountable Workforce from Within October 24, 2014 Webinar Contact Information: 800.929.8975 877.438.5729 Email us	Carpe Diem: An Industry Trade Show by Ashley Collins, Education and Marketing Manager, AgCareers.com An industry trade show can be a gold mine of job opportunities for a job seeker, however the approach you use to mine those opportunities is different than a traditional career fair. More and more students are being given the opportunity to attend industry events and/or tradeshows within their educational discipline. Some event organizers have recognized that these events create career connections and thus have begun offering specific areas or activities for networking and/or interviewing to take place. Whether the event you attend has sanctioned student activities to interact with employers or not, you should still take advantage of the show floor to build your professional network. Often, only larger companies have the budget or volume of openings to participate in a student event, so walking the aisles may be your only chance to learn about other openings and/or smaller employers. The following tips are helpful to keep in mind if you have an upcoming industry event in your future. Just as with a career fair, it will be important that you do your homework ahead of time so you know who will be there and with whom you want to speak. Look for companies that make a product with which you are familiar. You will want to be able to ask questions and carry on a conversation with some background knowledge.  Read More… Check out these AgCareers.com products!
American Crystal Sugar Company American Crystal Sugar Company is a world-class agricultural cooperative specializing in sugar and sugar-related products and byproducts. View American Crystal Sugar Company Jobs Space Space Farmers Cooperative Company As an agricultural cooperative, the resources of their members offer FC the economic size and scope to compete in the global marketplace. View Farmers Cooperative Company Jobs Space Space Elanco Elanco is a global research-based company that develops and delivers product and services to enhance animal health and production. View Elanco Jobs Space Space Hansen Agri-PLACEMENT Celebrating their 55th Year as a National and International placement service, Hansen Agri-PLACEMENT is The Recognized Leader in Agricultural Placement. View Hansen Agri-PLACEMENT Jobs Space Space Monsanto Monsanto is a company committed to innovation, focused on working with farmers to help them produce more with less natural resources, and they offer exceptional careers. View Monsanto Jobs …more featured employer jobs	Commodity Marketing Sales Consultant Market Wise Ag Services Bloomington, Illinois, Mid-West United States, USA Mechanical Project Engineer Agrium Wholesale Soda Springs, Idaho, West United States, USA Instructor, Agronomy/Plant Science Southeast Community College Beatrice, Nebraska, Mid-West United States, USA Territory Sales Representative Johnson Farm and Agribusiness Insurance Owensboro, Kentucky, South United States, USA Machinist (Shop & Floor) American Crystal Sugar Company Moorhead, Minnesota, Mid-West United States, USA AG Equipment Field Technician Peterson Cat Willows, California, West United States, USA Senior Accountant Bunge St. Louis, Missouri, Mid-West United States, USA Spray Technician – Tennessee Operations B&W Quality Growers, Inc Tennessee, South United States, USA Certified Applicator North Central Co-op Francesville, Indiana, Mid-West United States, USA Agronomy Sales Representative Farmers Grain Company Enid, Oklahoma, South-West United States, USA Customer Service Representative Speedling, Incorporated Sun City, Florida, South United States, USA River Terminal Supervisor Mid Columbia Producers, Inc. Arlington, Oregon, West United States, USA Grain Assistant Superintendent The DeLong Co., Inc. Channahon, Illinois, Mid-West United States, USA Sales Representative AgXplore Minnesota, Mid-West United States, USA Regional Sales Manager Arctech, Inc Remote, Virginia, South United States, USA …more USA jobs Marketing ManagerLitherland & Company Search Management Calgary or Guelph, Ontario, Central Canada, Canada Customer Service/Retail Support IntraGrain Technologies Inc. Regina, Saskatchewan, Prairies Canada, Canada Agronomist Maizex Seeds Inc. Tilbury, Ontario, Central Canada, Canada Fertilizer Location Manager Pineland Co-op Nipawin, Saskatchewan, Prairies Canada, Canada Service and Parts Manager for Canada Lemken Canada Inc. Ontario, Central Canada, Canada Executive Director Alberta Chicken Producers Edmonton, Alberta, Western Canada, Canada Detail Technician Fulline Farm & Garden Equipment Glencoe, Ontario, Central Canada, Canada Program Agronomist Chinook Applied Research Association Oyen, Alberta, Western Canada, Canada Freight and Logistics Manager – #00W7Z (Ref No: 00W7Z) Monsanto Winnipeg, Manitoba, Prairies Canada, Canada Facility Assistant, Grain (3234) Viterra Acheson, Alberta, Western Canada, Canada Associate Sales Agronomist Marc Hutlet Seeds Ltd. Steinbach, Manitoba, Prairies Canada, Canada Field Support Representative Kuhn North America, Inc. Covering Western Provinces, Nationwide Canada, Canada …more Canada jobs PLSQL Developer #1960 Career Solutions South Central, Arkansas, South United States, USA Sales Manager-Irrigation Equipment (DC-5259) Hansen Agri-PLACEMENT Nebraska, Mid-West United States, USA …more Recruiter jobs
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NMML Public Lecture_Prof. Anita Rampal_5th September, 2014

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Today at 11:37 AM

The Nehru Memorial Museum and Library

cordially invites you to a Public Lecture

(in the ‘Samaj aur Itihas’ series)

at 3.00 pm on Friday, 5^th September, 2014

in the Seminar Room, First Floor, Library Building

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‘Shiksha aur Samta ke Sawal’

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Prof. Anita Rampal,

University of Delhi,

Delhi.

Please find the abstract of the Lecture attached.

All are welcome.

Those wishing to have their names added to the email list may please email us at nmmldirector@gmail.com

Web links to programmes for 2014:

http://www.nehrumemorial.nic.in/en/events/month.calendar/2014/09/03/-.html

Audio links of Public Lectures:

http://www.nehrumemorial.nic.in/en/public-lectures-audios.html

NMML Posters Link (Posters linked to the calendar):

http://www.nehrumemorial.nic.in/en/events/month.calendar/2014/09/03/-.html

Occasional Papers Links:

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Quake of M6.0 TONGA

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M6.0 – TONGA

Preliminary Earthquake Report

Magnitude	6.0
Date-Time	4 Sep 2014 05:33:46 UTC 3 Sep 2014 17:33:46 near epicenter 4 Sep 2014 09:33:46 standard time in your timezone
Location	21.396S 173.258W
Depth	11 km
Distances	175 km (108 mi) E of `Ohonua, Tonga 203 km (125 mi) E of Nuku`alofa, Tonga 826 km (512 mi) SSW of Tafuna, American Samoa 833 km (516 mi) SSW of Pago Pago, American Samoa 851 km (527 mi) S of Apia, Samoa
Location Uncertainty	Horizontal: 0.0 km; Vertical 3.9 km

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Naresh, Concerned About this?

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Rajesh Krishnan

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Today at 9:34 AM

BJP had promised to safeguard us from Genetically Modified food. Ask Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar to keep this promise and stop the dangerous field trials of GM crops immediately. Sign My Petition Dear Naresh, Two months ago, our Government went back on its promise to safeguard our food and approved field trials of dangerous GM crops. More than 22,000 people have demanded these dangerous field trials of Genetically Modified (GM) cropsbe stopped. I am confident we can get the Environment Minister to listen to us. But I need your support. Sign my petition and forward my email below to your friends asking them to join the campaign to stop the field trials of GM crops. Thank you for your support. —— Dear Naresh, I wondered what to tell my 3.5 year old daughter as I fed her today. I could not tell her that I was angry and scared that GM food could now sneak into her food because the Government could not keep its promise. She is probably too young to understand this danger. How could I tell her that studies have proven Genetically Modified food is not safe for us? And that inspite of the earlier promise to safeguard our food,the Government approved field trials of dangerous GM food? Naresh, you and I could stop this now. Sign my petitionasking the Environment Minister Prakash Javadekarto keep BJP’s promise to safeguard our food from GMOs and stop these dangerous field trials immediately. Our Government’s approval means that dangerous GM varieties of rice, wheat and vegetables will find its way to what we buy and consume. Sign my petition. If thousands of people sign my petition and demand safe food and farms in India, EnvironmentMinister Prakash Javadekar will have to take action.  Share this email with your family and friends and ask them to join us too. I believe that together we can protect our country from GM food. Thank you for taking action for our food. Rajesh Krishnan Sign My Petition

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