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FIRE INCIDENT IN PUTINGAL TEMPLE AT KOLLAM
A fire incident occurred in the wee hours on 10 Apr 2016 at Kerala’s Puttingal Temple, Kollam. The Coast Guard District Headquarters No.4 at Kochi in coordination with District administration immediately responded for rendering assistance.
The Coast Guard Disaster Management Team was activated at Kochi and Vizhinjam. The situation was carefully monitored to render assistance for saving precious.
The Coast Guard interceptor Boat C-427 and interceptor craft from Vizhinjam harbour was instantaneously sailed out with maximum Coast Guard personnel and entered Thangassery harbour (Kollam District) for rendering assistance and support to the Dist. Administration.
The CG Medical Team alongwith medical kit was sent to the disaster site from Coast Guard Station Vizhinjam, Trivandrum. The medical team has started providing all possible assistance to the Dist. Administration.
The Coast Guard helicopter based at Kochi was immediately converted into ambulance mode and positioned at Trivandrum with experience service doctor alongwith medical supplies for medical evacuation.
Maximum Coast Guard personnel from Vizhinjam have reached Govt. hospital at Trivandrum for donating blood. The Coast Guard team is also providing assistance to the hospital staff on the request by the Dist. Collector, Trivandrum to manage the civil blood donors in the Govt. hospital.
Coast Guard ambulance from Coast Guard station Kochi along with additional medical team and support staff also proceeded to the disaster site by road for rendering assistance. Coast Guard District headquarters (Kerala) is in communication with Dist collector, Trivandrum for mobilising additional support to the administration. The Coast Guard Ship Abhinav at Kochi is kept standby along with medical relief material for immediate deployment.
Coast Guard ambulance from Coast Guard station Kochi along with additional medical team and support staff also proceeded to the disaster site by road for rendering assistance. Coast Guard District headquarters (Kerala) is in communication with Dist collector, Trivandrum for mobilising additional support to the administration. The Coast Guard Ship Abhinav at Kochi is kept standby along with medical relief material for immediate deployment.
COMMISSIONING OF OFFSHORE PATROL VESSEL (OPV)
ICGS SHOOR – 11 APRIL 2016
- Indian Coast Guard Ship “Shoor” the second ship in the series of six Off Shore Patrol Vessels (OPV) was commissioned at Goa by Shri Nitin Jairam Gadkari Hon’ble minister of Shipping, Road Transport and Highways on 11 Apr 16 in the presence of Director General Rajendra Singh PTM, TM, Director General Indian Coast Guard, CMD Goa Shipyard Limited and other senior dignitaries of the Central and State Government. ‘Shoor’ meaning ‘Valiant’ is a projection of Indian Coast Guard’s will and commitment “To serve and protect” the maritime interest of the nation.
- This 105 meters OPV has been designed and built indigenously by M/s GSL and is fitted with most advanced navigation and communication equipment, sensors and machinery. The features include 30 mm CRN 91 Naval Gun, Integrated Bridge System (IBS), Integrated Machinery Control System (IMCS), Power Management System (PMS) and High Power External Fire Fighting System. The ship is designed to carry one twin engine Light Helicopter and five high speed boats including two QRIBs for fast boarding operations, search and rescue, law enforcement and maritime patrol. The ship is also capable of carrying pollution response equipment to combat oil spill contamination at sea.
- The ship draws 2350 tons (GRT) and is propelled by two 9100 KW diesel engines to attain a maximum speed of 23 Knots. It has an endurance of 6000 NM at economical speed. The sustenance and reach coupled with the latest and modern equipment and systems provides her the capability to perform the role of a command platform and accomplish all Coast Guard charter of duties.
- The ship on joining Coast Guard Fleet will be based at New Mangalore and deployed extensively for EEZ surveillance and other duties as enshrined in Coast Guard Charter, to safeguard the maritime interests of India. Presently, Indian Coast Guard has a Fleet of 120 Ships/boats, further 70 Ships/boats are at various stages of construction at different shipyards. With the commissioning of this vessel and other assets, the Indian Coast Guard will emerge as a stronger and potent force to address the emerging security challenges in our maritime zones.
- ICGS Shoor will be manned by 14 Officers and 98 men commanded by Deputy Inspector General Surendra Singh Dasila under the administrative and operation control of the Commander, Coast Guard Region (West).
- The commissioning of ICGS Shoor will enhance the Indian Coast Guard’s operational capability to discharge the multifarious maritime tasks. The induction of a sophisticated and state-of-the-art Offshore Patrol Vessel will give a fillip to the maritime protection of our vast coastline of Western Seaboard in general and the Maritime State of Maharashtra, Karnataka and Goa in particular.
FICCI Business Delegation to Hungary & India-Hungary Joint Economic Commission,
FICCI Business Delegation to Hungary &
India-Hungary Joint Economic Commission,
June 2 & 3, 2016, Budapest
I am pleased to inform, to re-energise and extend renewed impetus to India’s trade and economic relations with Hungary, FICCI is organising a business delegation to coincide with scheduled India-Hungary Joint Economic Commission in Budapest on June 2 & 3, 2016.
Hungary remains one of the most promising Central European economy boasting of number of top end technologies across sectors.
India-Hungary Joint Economic Commission,
June 2 & 3, 2016, Budapest
I am pleased to inform, to re-energise and extend renewed impetus to India’s trade and economic relations with Hungary, FICCI is organising a business delegation to coincide with scheduled India-Hungary Joint Economic Commission in Budapest on June 2 & 3, 2016.
Hungary remains one of the most promising Central European economy boasting of number of top end technologies across sectors.
Mr. Ramesh Abhishek, Secretary, DIPP, GoI is leading the official Indian delegation to Hungary.
The delegation would have a focus on High-end Manufacturing, Services, especially IT & ITES, Smart Cities(Water Management, Urban Transport and Infrastructure), Automotive sector, Pharmaceutical & Life Sciences (traditional medicines and Ayush registered companies), Renewable Energy, Food Processing, Machinery, Engineering, Textile, Innovations and S&T across sectors. The planned visit would extend an ideal opportunity for the Indian businesses to interact with Hungarian senior officials and business leaders.
In view of the importance of the visit, we would be delighted if you could kindly join the FICCI business delegation to Hungary. If, on account of any other engagement you are unable to join, we would be grateful if you could nominate a senior executive from your organization to be a part of this delegation.
To defray part of the Secretariat expenses, we are obliged to charge a delegation fee of Rs.30,000/- + 14.5% ST per delegate. The participants will have to bear their travel and accommodation expenses.
We look forward to receiving your kind concurrence, latest by April 22, 2016. Upon your interest, we shall send you the registration form to register for the event.
For registration form or any further details, please get in touch with my colleague Mr Amit Tyagi, Joint Director, FICCI at amit.tyagi@ficci.com.
Looking forward to receiving a positive response.
With best regards,
(Nirankar Saxena)
PRIYANKA CHOPRA the Padma Shri
PRESS INVITATION
We cordially invite you to
attend the cover of the Press Conference of
attend the cover of the Press Conference of
PRIYANKA CHOPRA
(will be receiving the Padma Shri award tomorrow)
Time : 5:15 p.m
Date : 12th April (Tuesday)
Venue : Taj Man Singh, Mansingh road (near Khan Market)
Date : 12th April (Tuesday)
Venue : Taj Man Singh, Mansingh road (near Khan Market)
You are requested to send correspondents/photographers/camera crew for the Press Conference.
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Har Har Mahadev! Bridging the old and new India:
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Traditional rivalry takes centre stage at Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
Traditional rivalry takes centre stage at Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
~ India play Pakistan tomorrow at 15:35 IST~
Ipoh, Malaysia, 11 April 2016: With medal hopes hanging in the balance, India take on Pakistan tomorrow, in an intense encounter in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup.
Five-time winners India, finished with the bronze last year, and have already won two out of their three encounters in the tournament, beating Japan (2-1) and Canada (3-1).
Pakistan on the other hand, have won just one game, beating Canada 3-1 before losing to New Zealand and Australia. They are currently sixth in the standings. Pakistan haven’t qualified for the Olympics in Rio this year, but are high on motivation to edge past their sub-continent rivals in Malaysia.
The two teams last faced each other at the FIH level at the HWL Semi Finals in Antwerp, with the game ending 2-2. India went on to the semifinals of the event, while Pakistan’s hopes of Olympic qualification were dashed by a loss to Ireland.
As it is with India-Pakistan encounters, the latest edition promises fine, skilful, attractive hockey. India’s strengths lies in their penalty corner conversion, with youngster Harmanpreet Singh grabbing his debut chance for the senior team with both hands. The drag flicker already has two goals in the tournament.
A win for India will see them make a strong case to enter the medal rounds, while a loss for Pakistan will more or less knock them out of contention.
R.Jio Case SC Order is One Wrong + One Wrong Is Right
Today at 13:09
R.Jio Case SC Order is One Wrong + One Wrong Is Right
April11, 2016 (C) Ravinder Singh progressindia2015@gmail.com
No one has predicted yet, whenever AMBANIs had engaged in Competition with Private Companies I had Flopped – Fall This Time Will Be Quicker & Biggest in the World – Investing $20b already in 4G Program – End up Losing $30b to $40b.
When UK auctioned 3G it offered Concessions to New Entrant and Twice More Spectrum because new Entrant was to be WIRELESS Only whereas established companies had Wire Lines also and UK was almost entirely connected by Wire Lines before Wireless Voice & Data services were introduced which are costly.
Reliance Jio has no WIRE LINE advantage THIS SHALL KILL ITS PLANS.
Supreme Court Order is Correct Because Reliance is Operating in A Different Spectrum and Deploying Different technology and 4G Auction was Open to Existing Telecom Players also. 4G was already introduced in the world with VOICE. Telecom Policy was always flawed – Companies with 2G Voice License were offering Data also.
FIRST WRONG – GoI ought to have allowed TELECOMS to ‘Automatic Upgrade to 3G & 4G’
SECOND WRONG – Reliance Jio Doesn’t Operate As INDEPENDENT Company that Give Full Disclosures & Pay Full Taxes – A Company with $20b Investment Should have raised Capital from Stock Market than RIL Illegally Funding it – operate 102 other subsidiaries.
Indian consumers had never gained from Reliance Manipulations & Monopoly. Reliance Refinery produce was retailed through PSU Petrol Pumps, Reliance Fabric was retailed directly under VIMAL Brand but still Cost More when bypassing all middlemen, Call Re-routing, Electricity Meters Rigging, Operating WLL as Mobile Teleservices, GettingCDMA and later GSM, all the Telecom IT Licenses but operated few, Hoarding on toEXCESS Spectrum & Optic Fiber Band Width etc.
Worst was allocation of 28 Offshore Oil & Gas Blocks when it had no skills. RIL engaged most powerful Deepest Riggs for Developing of Shallow wells in KG Basin.When P-52 of PETROBRAS in Deep Waters cost $1b or less RIL Billed $9b for Shallow Water near shore wells development. RIL hired most powerful rigs that can draw Oil & Gas from 14 kilometer distance – was reported by CAG to be drilling in ONGC and GSPC blocks.
My petitioning resulted in $2.5b Penalties but no Jail Sentence & Black Listing – RIL always got away with penalties – a fraction of public loss.
Telecom Bungling – R.Com Market Share 10.9%, GSM 8.9%
Monthly ARPU Rs.122 for QJune2014 to Rs.125 QSept2015
DTH Reg. Subscribers 81.47m [67.57m] Active Subscribers 41.05m [38.24m]
Internet Telephony Use 284m Minutes to 294m Minutes
Monthly Mobile Data Use Per Subscriber 70.10mb to 120.11mb Respective Q.
INDIAN MARKET NOT YET MATURE FOR 4G
Ravinder Singh, Inventor & Consultant, INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND PROJECTS
Y-77, Hauz Khas, New Delhi-110016, India. Ph; 091- 9871056471, 9718280435, 9650421857
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