New York: In a befit-ting reply to PakistanPrime Minister NawazSharif's UN speech,External Affairs MinisterSushma Swaraj said thatPakistan must "Give upterrorism" before peacetalks can take place.

Here are the highlightsof her speech at UNGeneral Assembly: The minister

address the assembly inHindi This year United

Nations is completing 70years and I expect thedecisions taken this yearwill also be historic Grateful to the UN

for declaring MahatmaGandhi b'day as the inter-national day of peace The 70th year is the

year when the institutionmust see if we have beenable to fulfill the responsi-bilities for which it wasset up

To get rid poverty,promote democracy andpeace, UN has succeeded,but can we ignore what'sgoing on in nations acrossthe world. The collectiveanswer is No UN seems to be a

passive organisation whenit comes to quelling con-flict in some corners ofthe world, lacking effect;we are either inept orincompetent India has con-

tributed to UN a lot. Indiathinks utmost of UN'smission and peacekeeping 8,000 army men,

policemen taking partacross 10 countries in Weare committed to this,under oath But its sad that

nations who providepeacekeepers are not deci-sion makers On this day, I want

commemorate all those CONTD. ON PAGE 2

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HAQSAADDAFIGHT FOR RIGHTFRIDAY, OCTOBER 02, 2015

In BJP's Vision Document for Bihar, a Promiseof Scooties, Colour TVs and Laptops

Jet Airways Raises Nearly Rs. 700 CroreVia Non-Convertible Debentures

Deadline for E-Filing Tax ReturnsExtended Till October 31 P8

Madhepura, Bihar: One mil-lion US dollars were recoveredlate on Wednesday night fromtwo men on a motorcycle, inMadhepura in Bihar, whereassembly elections will be heldin five phases from October 12.

Apart from the dollars, thebikers were carrying two gold

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A Million Dollars RecoveredFrom Bikers in Bihar

Agra: For eight years, resi-dents of Pura Amar Singh vil-lage in Uttar Pradesh's Agra dis-trict and neighbouring hamletshave considered 15-year-oldNeeru Singh a "goddess".

When she was six, her fast had"led to rain in the parched vil-lage", they say.

After the incident, her fame CONTD. ON PAGE 2

In an Uttar Pradesh Village,a 'Junior Radhe Maa'

Mumbai: The top body ofchemists and drugists AIOCD,which has more than 7 lakhmembers in the country, todaycalled for a nationwide strike onOctober 14 to protest againstonline pharmacy.

"We have decided to go fornationwide chemists strike on

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Chemists Call forNationwide Strikeon October 14

Lucknow: After weeks of dilly-dallying, police today said theyhave lodged an FIR againstSamajwadi Party chief MulayamSingh Yadav for allegedly threat-ening an IPS officer.

Police, however, said the FIRwas registered on September 24but was not "declared".

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FIR Lodged Against SPChief Mulayam Singh

Lucknow: Bahujan SamajParty chief Mayawati today saidthat Uttar Pradesh governmentwas "more to blame" for thelynching incident in Dadri, thanthe "unruly and criminal ele-ments" in BJP and RSS.

The state administration nevertried to seriously fulfil its consti-tutional duty of bringing the guilty to task, she alleged.

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UP Government 'More to Blame'for Dadri Incident: Mayawati

New Delhi: President PranabMukherjee today asked people tofollow non-violence, peace andtolerance that was preached byMahatma Gandhi, in a messagethat came against the backdrop oflynching of a man in UttarPradesh following rumours that

he had consumed beef.On the eve of Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary,

Mr Mukherjee said the ideals that the Father of theNation espoused are a part of India's collective livingheritage and will lead the country through the

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For Gandhi Jayanti, PresidentEmphasises Non-Violence Message

Shillong: Two policemenwere today shot dead in aremote village in the East GaroHills District after a group ofsuspected Garo NationalLiberation Army (GNLA) mili-tants laid an ambush andallegedly opened fire at them,

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2 Policemen ShotDead By Garo NationalLiberation Army

New Delhi: Concerned overlynching of a man in Dadri forallegedly consuming beef, theCentre today sought a detailedreport from the Uttar Pradeshgovernment over the incidentand asked it to ensure that nosuch incident recurs.

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Centre Seeks ReportFrom UP Government onDadri Lynching

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New Delhi: Trade andsecurity will be amongkey issues during talksPrime Minister NarendraModi will have with vis-iting German ChancellorAngela Merkel onOctober 5 during whichshe is expected to conveyproblems faced byGerman industries inproceeding with plannedinvestments.

Briefing the reporterson the Chancellor's visit,German AmbassadorMartin Ney said MsMerkel, who will bearriving on Sunday night,will co-chair with PMModi the 3rd Inter-G o v e r n m e n t a lConsultations which

were expected to comeout with "path-breakingresults" and inking of"substantial agreements."However, he did notdivulge details of thepacts.

On her three-day visitduring which she willalso travel to Bangalore

where she along with PMModi will attend a busi-ness forum, Ms Merkelwill be accompanied bysix cabinet ministers aswell as a high-profilebusiness delegation.

Mr Ney said bilateraleconomic relations were

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Trade, Security to Come Up During PMModi, Angela Merkel Talks on October 5

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Patna: The Directorate ofRevenue Intelligence (DRI)sleuths have seized fake noteswith face value of Rs. 25.43lakh and arrested one personfrom Bihar's East Champarandistrict in connection with it.

Acting on a tip off, the DRI CONTD. ON PAGE 2

Fake Notes With Rs. 25.43Lakh Face Value Recovered,One Held in Bihar

NEWS IN BRIEF

New Delhi: One of themost critical operationalpositions in the IndianArmy - the DirectorGeneral of MilitaryOperations or DGMO -has been vacant foraround 24 hours now.The last DGMO,Lieutenant General PRKumar, retired onWednesday.

"I cannot recall theposition being keptvacant ever," a formerholder of the positionsaid. Each time, a suc-cessor is chosen daysahead.

Sources in the ArmyHeadquarters indicted

that the post is not likelyto be filled soon.

The DGMO is a seniorcommander tasked toplan, supervise and con-trol operations acrossIndia including Jammu

and Kashmir, NorthEast, the India-Pakistanand India-China borders.

Besides, the DGMOalso advises the govern-ment on operational

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Don't Need 4 Points, Need One. GiveUp Terrorism: Sushma Swaraj at UN

Key Army Post Vacant, NoReplacement Soon, Indicate Sources

Airport AuthorityAsks SpiceJet to PayExtra Rs. 70 LakhDaily to Clear Dues:Report

New Delhi: The govern-ment-owned AirportsAuthority of India (AAI)has asked SpiceJet to payan additional Rs. 70 lakhper day over and above thedaily payment to clear itsdues, totaling around Rs.150 crore.

AAI's per-day billing toSpiceJet towards landing,parking and other supportservices currently stands atRs. 1.30 crore, sources saidtoday.

"We have sought an earlyclearance of the dues fromSpiceJet, which are around

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Mumbai: The bilater-al trade between Indiaand China has a poten-tial worth over USD 80billion in 2015 fromUSD 70 billion in 2014.

"Despite the devalua-tion in Chinese yuanand fluctuations inrupee value, we arehopeful of upward trendin bilateral tradebetween India andChina, which is havingpotential to touch USD75-80 billion in 2015from USD 70 billion in

2014," India ChinaChamber of Commerce& Industry (ICCCI)President Kashi S Deoratold reporters.

This will create hugeand unprecedentedopportunities for boththe countries, he said.

China's exports toIndia increased by 9.8per cent, 16.3 per cent toThailand and 12.5 percent to Vietnam in theJanuary 2015-July 2015period. Economic

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India-China Trade Has Potential WorthUS $80 Billion in 2015: Industry Lobby

New Delhi: At a timewhen the number ofdengue cases is on therise across the country, asurvey has claimed thataround 92 per cent peopleare unaware of the factthat the deadly disease iscaused by mosquito bite.

The survey, which cov-ered 16 cities with a sam-ple size of around 1,600respondents, is commis-sioned by GodrejConsumer Products

Limited, which sells mos-quito repellents under the

brand name 'Good CONTD. ON PAGE 2

Gandhinagar: Gujarat'shome department is inquir-ing into a complaint by agroup of more than adozen policemen inGujarat, who have allegedthat a senior officer "heldthem captive" in his garagefor over 12 hours onWednesday, because hewanted to "punish" them.

The garage had no door,but, ordered to stay in thecramped garage, not a sin-gle cop stepped out tillabout 8 pm on Wednesday,when they phoned an SOSto the police control room.After they had called thelocal media.

As proof of their miseryover hours, the cops shareda video that they shot on acell-phone as, they alleged,

they awaited further ordersfrom their senior,Additional DirectorGeneral of PoliceTechnical Services VipulVijoy at whose garage theywere made to wait.

On the video, the police-men, many in uniform, arecrowded into the small,cluttered room.

The policemen said MrVijoy had summoned ateam of 17 personnel,including a sub-inspectorand four drivers attachedto the technical wing to hisofficial residence on theoutskirts of Gandhinagarearly on Wednesday morn-ing, ostensibly for anassignment.

When they arrived, CONTD. ON PAGE 2

Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh:Vice President HamidAnsari today said the Statehas to ensure the right tolife to every citizen irre-spective of faith or creed,remarks that assume sig-nificance against the back-drop of killing of a man bya mob over rumours thathis family ate and storedbeef.

"The State has to ensurethe Right to Life,enshrined in Article 21 ofIndian Constitution, toevery citizen of India, irre-spective of the citizen sfaith or creed.

"Citizens have a right todemand security and there

could be no developmenttill the security of citizensis assured," he saidaddressing a Quami EktaSammelan organized herein the presence of digni-taries including GovernorRam Naik.

Citizens have a right todemand security and therecould be no developmenttill the security of citizenswas assured, he said.

Mr Ansari said that unityamong the people of the

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State Has to Ensure Right to Life of EveryCitizen Irrespective of Faith: Vice President

92% People Unaware ThatMosquito Causes Dengue: Survey

Senior Officer's Order 'Held Them Captive'For 12 Hours, Say Gujarat Cops

Mumbai: The AamAadmi Party has becomethe Kejriwal party, allegedMayank Gandhi, a seniorleader of AAP today, alsodrawing comparisonsbetween his party chiefArvind Kejriwal and PrimeMinister Narendra Modi.

Mayank Gandhi, a mem-ber of AAPs NationalExecutive, is the mostprominent party leaderfrom Maharashtra and tillthis morning the state unitof AAP was made up of his

supporters.That unit now stands dis-

banded at the orders of MrKejriwal, who is also Delhichief minister. MrGandhi's current relation-ship with the Aam AAdmiParty is - complicated.

"I had told them that wedon't appreciate that theAam Aadmi Party hasbecome 'Kejriwal'sParty...Perhaps that's whythey are still angry," MrGandhi, a member of

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AAP Now Kejriwal Party,He Does What PM ModiDoesn't: Party Leader

New York: In heraddress to the UnitedNations GeneralAssembly, external affairsminister Sushma Swarajfocussed on the need totackle terror. Respondingto Pakistan Prime

Minister Nawaz Sharif'scomments a day ago, shesaid talks and terror can-not go together. Pushingthe case for reforms in theUN Security Council, shesaid nations that providepeacekeepers should have

a bigger role in decisionmaking.

Here are her Top 10quotes: Grateful to the

United Nations for declar-ing Mahatma Gandhi's

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Nations That Provide Peacekeepers are NotDecision Makers: Sushma Swaraj at UN

2 NEW DELHI | FRIDAY | OCTOBER 02, 2015Fight for right

Don't Need...who laid down their lives in peacekeeping

operations across the world India has been proving it's mettle, con-

tributing forces in peacekeeping ops for over25 years India has been facing terrorism for 25

yrs. New York has faced terrorism as well The future of the international commu-

nity is now dependent on how we respond tothe greatest threat that we face today:Terrorism The nations who harbour terrorists,

train them and/or help them in carrying outops, The UN must stand against these nations In 2008 Mumbai blasts not only citi-

zens but tourists were also killed. The perpe-trators of this heinous act are roaming free We have nabbed 2 terrorists alive and

we know who's responsible for this. Talks and terrorism cannot go hand in

hand Nawaz Sharif's four points not needed.

Just one point stop terrorism and begin talks Talks were held between our Prime

Minister and you in Ufa NSAs were also scheduled to talk, we

want the talks to happen India is ready for talks Their successful implementation will

require political resolve and an inclination toshare finances & technology As a woman & elected MP, it is my

conviction that there is a shortcut to socialchange - empower the girl child When we meet in Paris, the world will

expect us to deliver an ambitious and credibleagreement Developing countries can do way more

if they have provision of tech, finance, &capacity building support from developednations In India, our motto is "sabka saath,

sabka vikas", the welfare of all our people. For an organization like the United

Nations, 70 years has a unique significance. Itis an occasion for revitalization and forrenewal In the Eastern tradition, the Banyan is

a tree that signifies wisdom, yet is non-judg-mental and all-encompassing Unlike humans who may have planted

its seed, banyan is still young at 70. But with-out constant regeneration & expansion, itwithers

Nations That..birthday as the International Day of Non-

Violence. UN seems a passive organisation when

it comes to quelling conflict in some cornersof the world. We must ask ourselves if we have

political will to craft alternatives to conflictand to pursue them with commitment. India has been the largest contributor

to peace endeavors. It is lamentable that thecountry that provides soldiers for peacekeep-ing has little to no role in decision making. The future of the international commu-

nity is now dependent on how we respond tothe greatest threat that we face today:Terrorism. Countries that support terror mustbe made to pay a heavy price. The mastermind behind the Mumbai

terror attacks are walking free. New attacksare taking place. Recently we have caughttwo Pakistani terrorists alive. These terror attacks are meant to desta-

bilise India and legitimise Pakistan's illegaloccupation of parts of Jammu and Kashmir. Talks and terror cannot go together.

Give up terrorism and we will sit and talk. Ifthe response is serious and credible, India isprepared to address all outstanding issuesthrough a bilateral dialogue. As a woman and elected parliamentar-

ian, it is my conviction that there is a shortcutto social change - empowering the girl child. India has always been a willing partner

in global efforts to counter climate change.We will play our due role in reaching a mean-ingful, equitable and effective agreement inParis.

AAP Now ...AAPs National Executive,said.His disenchantment was reflected most in

his comparison of his boss with PM Modi,AAP's chief target for political attacks. MrGandhi said, "Personification of just one indi-vidual is not right. Even PM Modi doesn't dothat but Mr Kejriwal does."

The decision of AAP's central leadership todissolve its Mumbai and Maharashtra unitsthis morning was very sudden. "Sycophancyhas won," Mayank Gandhi tweeted, adding asarcastic "Jai Ho."

Mr Gandhi had earned the ire of AAP's topleadership earlier this year when he had writ-ten a controversial blog against his party forsacking key leaders Prashant Bhushan andYogendra Yadav.

He said the going had been tough since, buthe was not looking at joining any other party."This is my party...May be I am not cut forthis kind of petty, competitive politics. I camefor a different reason. They can throw me out.It's their choice," he said.

AAP says the move to dissolve its statebody is part of a process to restructure and

strengthen the unit. It has promised a newteam soon.

The party, which stormed to power in Delhiin February this year, has seen several roundsof rebellion and expulsions since, the last inits Punjab unit.

Airport Authority ...Rs. 150 crore. We have asked them to make

an additional payment of Rs. 70 lakh per dayfrom today besides the daily billing of Rs.1.30 crore," sources told PTI.

The AAI is looking at recovering the entiredues of Rs. 150 crore by the fiscal, they said.

Earlier in April this year, the Gurgaon-based low-cost carrier had sought a three-year moratorium on the dues besides seekinga waiver on the interest against the dues.

The AAI had, however, turned down theplea. Confirming the developments, aSpiceJet spokesperson said the airline hasagreed to the proposal. "We have started mak-ing additional payments as requested by theAAI," the spokesperson said.

SpiceJet, which is now under the ownershipof its original co-founder Ajay Singh, hadposted its second straight quarterly profit atRs. 71.8 crore in the April-June period of thecurrent fiscal, helped by a steep 42 per centreduction in costs and higher seat occupancy.

Mr Singh took back the reins of the budgetcarrier early this year after acquiring theentire 58.46 per cent stake of Kalanithi Maranand Kal Airways Pvt Ltd in February as partof a revival plan.

Key Army...issues both during peace and war.Five other positions are vacant too -- the

Director General of Defence IntelligenceAgency, Director General of Rastriya Rifles,Director General of Mechanized Forces,Director General of Military EngineeringServices and the crucial post of MilitarySecretary.

The Defence Intelligence Agency is a tri-services organisation drawing expertise fromthe Army, Air Force and the Navy. Its task isto collect, collate and analyse intelligenceconcerning the military. It also advises theNational Security Council.

Its last DG, Lieutenant General Anil Bhalla,retired a month ago. There has been noreplacement.

The Directorate General of Rashtriya Riflesoversees logistics and overall management ofRR battalions deployed in counter-insur-gency operations. Over 60 battalions of theRR is deployed in Jammu and Kashmir alone.

The commander of the Mechanized Forcesdeals with logistics, procurement and overallmanagement of about around 60 Tank regi-ments and 40 Mechanized Infantry Units. TheMilitary Engineering Service services allthree forces.

The Military Secretary deals with all thetransfer and promotions and is one ofPrincipal Staff officer to the Chief of Armystaff.

The government, however, played downthe gaps. A senior official of the defence min-istry said, "There is no reason for alarm,issues in each area are being addressed satis-factorily."

State Has...country is essential for India s progress and

development.The Vice President said that a meeting of

hearts and minds of the people was essentialfor India to move ahead.

Mr Ansari said if there was a need to organ-ise conference on communal harmony itmeant that there was something amiss inunity.

"Kaumi Ekta are two words. Whether itssouth or north, the entire India is one commu-nity and unity is necessary, which had beensaid by our ancestors since ages," he said.

"But if we need to organise a kaumi ektasammelan, then it means that there is some-thing a miss in unity," he remarked.

He said that therefore it has to repeatedtime and again that unity was necessary forthe country.

"Without this, the country cannot progress.People ask what is required for unity. Thepoint is whether hearts meet or not. If heartsdo not meet, then thoughts will not meet andpeople cannot march ahead together," he said.

"Therefore when we say that we needdevelopment, which we do, if we have tomake our position in the world, the mostimportant thing is to strengthen unity," MrAnsari said.

The Vice President said that all personswere citizens of this country.

"We have our own religious books, but as acitizen, the Constitution is one religiousbook. It says Right to Life is basic right ofevery citizen," he said.

Ansari said that everyone has to be told thatsecurity was needed.

"If there is any lapse in security, while thegovernment is responsible, the citizens arealso responsible, if we cannot protect ourneighbours," he said.

Mr Ansari said that if all citizens fulfilltheir responsibility then India would reachthe top.

Ram Naik said unity was important in soci-ety and only then the counrty could progress.

He said that during the world religion meetat Chicago when all speakers addressed eachother 'ladies and gentlemen,' Swami

Vivekananda said 'brothers and sisters.'"It made an impact all over the world," Mr

Naik said.He said that a 'shlok' is engraved at the

entrance of Parliament that only those havinga mean heart differentiate and those havingbigger hearts refrain from doing this.

"The entire world is a big country. Whetherits Quran, Geeta or Bible, all give one mes-sage to love and do good deeds," he said.

Citing example, he said, "In Firozabad ban-gles are made by Muslims. We have to takethis brotherhood forward."

He said that unfortunately today there wasa threat to the country and its unity.

To overcome this threat though unity is ourresponsibility. We should take a resolve," hesaid. SP MP Naresh Agarwal said "it will bean insult to our freedom fighter if we fail tomaintain unity. It is the core 'mantra' ofdemocracy."

Referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modipraising Samajwadi Party supremo MulayamSingh Yadav he said that at times "wrong"conclusions were drawn.

Trade, Security...becoming closer and the Indo-German

Chamber of Commerce was the biggestGerman bi-national Chamber outsideGermany with more than 7,000 German andIndian member companies across many sec-tors.

However, he also noted that German indus-tries have high expectations and also seekresolution of certain issues like "questions ofcorruption, questions of framework forinvestments, safety of taxation, IntellectualProperty Rights" and legal redressal for "easeof doing business". "....Industries say we needgreater progress in order to implement theseplanned investments. The two leaders willaddress these issues definitely in a friendlymanner," the German envoy added.

Asked if the issue of the stalled India-EUFree Trade Agreement will figure during thetalks, he said it was high time that parleys onit should resume because it will help toresolve issues on the negotiating table. "Theissue would be picked up during the talks," headded.

India, he felt, should be part of the networkof trade agreements between countries glob-ally.

The two sides "will not just talk the talk,but deliver tangible results", he said,adding,"let it be suffice to say that the out-come will reflect the broad spectrum of delib-erations of the consultations. The deliver-ables will cover the areas of security, econo-my, development cooperation, climate, cleanenergy...and food security."

In addition to government to government or"G2G agreements, German enterprises areexpected to conclude momentous deals withIndian business partners, Mr Ney said.

Germany is India's largest trading partner inthe European Union and the seventh largestforeign investor in India.

This visit would be an opportunity to con-solidate stronger strategic, political and eco-nomic partnership between India andGermany.

External Affairs Ministry also issued astatement saying the Consultations was "aunique Summit-level dialogue with Cabinetparticipation of both Governments that helpsadvance the bilateral partnership across thewhole range of priority areas of mutual inter-est between the two countries".

PM Modi and Ms Merkel will alsoexchange views on regional and global issuesof common concern, it said.

Chancellor Merkel and PM Modi will visitBengaluru on 6 October, where both will par-ticipate in a business event hosted by NASS-COM and also visit the innovation andskilling centres at the German company M/sBosch.

After the IGC, the majority of the Germanministers will return to Germany, Mr Neysaid, adding, however, the EconomicCooperation and Development Minister willspend one more day in India to visit coopera-tion projects.

During Ms Merkel's visit, the GermanForeign minister will discuss global andregional security issues with NationalSecurity Adviser Ajit Doval.

Ms Ney also added that though Germanywas already involved in Indian government'sinitiative such as "Make in India", "SkillIndia" and "Clean India", there will be moreinvestments in these areas now.

Senior Officer's ...alleged PSI PC Sachade, the senior officer

was not home but they were herded by aguard into the garage and told to wait insidefor further instructions from the ADGP.

"We were told to just sit in the garage, MrVijoy did not come, nobody did. We were notassigned any work, said Mr Sachade, allegingthat they were neither served any food orwater, nor were they allowed to step out to getsome.

After more than 12 hours, the policemensaid, they called up the police control roomand the local media. A police team rushed tothe bungalow and brought them back toDGPs office.

Mr Vijoy has denied the allegations and hasaccused the group of policemen of neglectingtheir official duties.

''These staffers are radio operators and therehave been several complaints of disruptions

of network connectivity at police stations andinstead of attending to them they have beenignoring their work," said Mr Vijoy.

"I told them they just cannot work till thenormal working hours since its police depart-ment and ordered them to come to my resi-dence to operate out of my temporaryoffice...gave them two walkie talkies as well.They were not held captive. They were sup-posed to work there,'' he added.

India-China Trade...cooperation between India and China in the

last decade has been a remarkable story, fromvery modest beginning of USD 2 billion in2000-01 to USD 70 billion.

China has become India's largest trade part-ner and India is China's seventh largest exportdestination.

"The leaders as well as the captains of theindustry, belonging to both India and China,noted with appreciation the positive momen-tum in investment projects as Chinese com-panies respond to the invitation of PrimeMinister Narendra Modi to 'Make in India'and Indian companies expand their presencein China," Hong Kong-based MeorientExhibition CEO Gavil Fang said.

A large delegation comprising around 600of China's leading furniture, textile, electron-ics, LED manufacturers, traders are expectedto visit Mumbai in December, Fang added.

"We import chemicals, agri products, met-als, electronics, tiles, sanitarywares and furni-tures from China," Mr Deora said.

After the successful visit of Liu Weiping,Governor of Gansu province of China, lastweek, Governors of Guodong and Shandongand Mayor of Shanghai are expected to visitthe country in November to boost the trade,Mr Deora added.

92% People...Knight'.It, however, said that 85 per cent of the

respondents know it is a life threateningdisease and 76 per cent parents are of theview that children are most vulnerable todengue, said the survey report titled 'GoodKnight Dengue Awareness'.

The survey, which was conducted byNielsen, said the number of dengue caseshas seen an alarming rise in the last fewyears.

"What's even more startling is that 80 percent population agrees that mosquitoes arevisible during the day but only 8 per centuse any repellents during the daytime," thereport added.

The survey found that overwhelming 87per cent respondents across all cities,except the India IT capital Bangalore whereonly 62 per cent people agreed, see dengueas a life-threatening disease.

"The agree rate was 100 per cent inKolkata, 97 per cent in Delhi and 89 percent in Mumbai. Apart from the metros,nearly all the cities with the exception ofHubli - which had just 8 per cent agreeing -exceeded the national average of this sur-vey," it said adding that Agra also scored100 per cent.

On the issue whether children are moreprone to this viral disease in school as thedengue mosquito bite during the day light,88 per cent agreed in Kolkata followed by83 per cent in Delhi.

"Chennai and Mumbai had an agree rateof 65 per cent and 66 per cent respectively.The lowest disagree responses were record-ed in Kolkata at 11 per cent and Amritsar at14 per cent," it added.

Moreover, on the topic that children morelikely follow their teachers rather than theirparents when it comes to education aboutdiseases, 78 per cent felt that teachers canprobably play a key role in making theirstudents better aware about dengue.

"While outdoors and sitting in one's bal-cony figured second and third highest at 37and 34 per cent respectively, among otheroccasions when people were most likely tobe bitten by mosquitoes," it added.

According to the survey, 79 per centclaim that mosquitoes are visible during theday, they probably do not realise when theyare bitten.

"This comes in the light of the fact thatpeople are most vulnerable to mosquitobites at night," it added.

To prevent mosquitoes, 67 per centprefers liquid vaporisers, coils accountedfor 37 per cent and aerosols came a distantthird, with 7 per cent.

FIR Lodged ...intimidation under relevant sections of the

Indian Penal Code against the SamajwadiParty chief for threatening Indian PoliceService officer Amitabh Thakur over tele-phone on July 10.

On September 14, Chief JudicialMagistrate Som Prabha Mishra had directedthe registration of an FIR under appropriatesections.

On Wednesday, in the Lucknow bench ofthe Allahabad High Court, the Uttar Pradeshgovernment had assured the bench of ChiefJustice D.Y. Chandrachud and Justice SNShukla that if the FIR has not been registeredso far, it shall be registered forthwith.

For Gandhi..."challenges of the present" and enable in

building a strong and resurgent nation.Gandhi Jayanti is a day when "we should

rededicate ourselves to Bapu's ideals of non-violence, peace and tolerance," he said.

The President's message assumes addedsignificance as it comes against the backdropof lynching of a man by a mob in Dadri in UPfollowing rumours that he had consumedbeef.

Mr Mukherjee said India's heritage is"deeply imbued with the idea of being 'onepeople.' It is a celebration of our diversity, ourplural culture, our many languages, religionsand different modes of life. This was the ideathat moved those who strove for India's free-dom."

He urged the people to imbibe wisdomfrom the valued teachings of MahatmaGandhi and strive to translate Bapu's idealsinto action.

"May his vision lead us through the chal-lenges of the present and enable us build astrong and resurgent India," he said.

"Our deep and abiding commitment todemocracy stems from this idea. We continueto be guided by these ideals. We remain com-mitted to them not because it is our past, butbecause it is also our future," Mr Mukherjeesaid.

Terming Mahatma Gandhi as an "extraordi-nary revolutionary with rare farsightedness,"the President recalled the words of formerPrime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru on Bapu'sdemise "the light is gone and yet it will shinefor a thousand years."

UP Government...BJP-RSS, it is the Akhilesh Yadav govern-

ment which is to be blamed... not just inDadri, but at other places too. People are outto spoil the atmosphere yet the government isnot taking action against them," Mayawatisaid.

"The state government is neither takingaction on its own nor letting the local policedo the same...the main reason for this is theybelieve that they can survive only in such anatmosphere," she said in a press statementhere.

A 50-year-old man was beaten to death andhis son seriously injured by a mob whichbarged into their house in Dadri village lastMonday following rumours that a cow hasbeen slaughtered and the beef was stored inhis house.

Alleging that government has never shownany remorse in any such unfortunate incident,Mayawati said, the Samajwadi Party govern-ment has never appeared serious in fulfillingits constitutional duty of ensuring justice tothose affected.

It has become a practice for this govern-ment to "weigh heinous crimes in money" asit believes that "sorrows and tears can bebought and sold", she said.

"In this incident too, the government hasfailed to ensure justice to the affected familyand in turn exposed the internal understand-ing between Samajwadi Party and the BJP-RSS combine," the BSP chief said.

It has exposed the reality of the bad law andorder situation in Uttar Pradesh duringAkhilesh Yadav regime, Mayawati said.

A Million Dollars...plates, three sim cards and five ATM cards,

the police said.The men have been arrested and sent to jail.Police checks on vehicles have increased in

the state after elections were announced, withthe Election Commission ordering that theflow of black or untaxed money to be used inelectioneering be monitored and checked.

A police officer said they suspect that thetwo bikers arrested are part of a group operat-ing along the border that Bihar shares withNepal, and that the money might have beenbrought into India for the assembly elections.

Madhepura is about 280 km away fromstate capital Patna.

In an Uttar...spread and a temple was also built in the vil-

lage at her instructions, the villagers say.Her father and other villagers then began to

hold a community festival in her name.According to villagers, she stopped eating andhas been surviving on liquids ever since.

Attired in red and adorned with heavy jew-ellery, she bore a striking resemblance to con-troversial self-styled godwoman Radhe Maa.

On September 21 this year, as news of thegirl "taking samadhi", or leaving her body as aform of mediation spread, thousands of peoplefrom nearby villages gathered in Pura AmarSingh and started chanting bhajans to pleasethe "goddess".

Women in large numbers started worship-ping the girl.

With the crowds swelling, area police officerKaramveer Singh reached the spot and inter-vened. The girl was shifted to her residencefrom the temple where she was placed underhouse arrest.

The police then spoke to the family andasked the father to submit in writing that he'llensure her safety. To control the crowds andprevent any unrest, policemen have beendeployed in the area.

A team of doctors from the health depart-ment also reached the village and examinedthe girl after the administration was informedthat she has been on a liquid diet for the pastmany years.

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