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SUNDAYSEPTEMBER 8, 2019

CHANDIGARHVOL. XXIII, NO. 210

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My message, especially to young peopleis to have courage to think differently,

courage to invent, to travel theunexplored path, courage to discover

the impossible and to conquer theproblems and succeed. These are greatqualities that they must work towards.

This is my message to the youngpeople.

A. P. J. Abdul Kalam

Lenovo launches LenovoA6 Note

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VDS camps organized indifferent villages of

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Study finds eight in ten children inIndia suffer from oral health problems

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505 Allen students across all centers have been selected to become NTSE ScholarsChandigarh: NTSE (NationalTalent Search Examination) is aprestigious National level ex-amination cum ScholarshipProgram conducted by NCERT(National Council of EducationResearch and Training), Delhi.The Exam is conducted in TWOStages and 4000 students of thecountry were selected fromState/UT Level to appear forthe Final round of NTSE.

The merit list of 1069 qual-ified students was declared bythe NCERT and Allen CareerInstitute students came out withflying colors. 505 Allen Stu-dents across all centers havebeen selected to become NTSE

Scholars, 39 of which belong toAllen Chandigarh Centre.

Allen Chandigarh CenterHead, Mr. Pushkar Rai, con-gratulated the selected studentswho will become NTSE Schol-ars.

These students are now eli-gible for a monthly scholarshipprogram, starting from class XIand will continue till studentstudies for PhD in accordanceto the UGC norms, provided thestudent is studying in an IndianUniversity.

Mr. C.R. Chaudhary, VicePresident Allen Career Insti-tute, beside congratulating stu-dents, congratulated the entire

Allen Team for the success andshared his vision, “Our initia-tive is not just to spread aware-ness, rather train students fromearly classes for cracking thiscoveted exam. Our entire PNCF(Pre Nurture & Career Founda-tion) Division is working day inday out towards this vision andtaking it ahead across neighbor-ing states such as Punjab,Haryana, Himachal Pradesh,Uttrakhand etc.

Inculcating Cultural valuesto make student’s journey to-wards success filled with enthu-siasm is our motto and we strivetowards it for producing won-derful results year-on-year.”

NEW DELHI : The Chan-drayaan-2 mission will “ab-solutely have no impact” onISRO’s ambitious mannedmission Gaganyaan, scheduledto be launched in 2022, ac-cording to an ISRO official.

PG Diwakar, who was ear-lier scientific secretary at thespace agency and is now theDirector of Earth ObservationsApplications and DisasterManagement Programme Of-fice at the ISRO headquartersin Bengaluru, said both Chan-drayaan and Gaganyaan havedifferent objectives and di-mensions.

“There will be absolutelyno problem at all. It will haveno impact. The satellite mis-sions as well as the humanspace flight mission will govery smoothly without anyproblem. Each mission is of adifferent type,” he told PTI.

Diwakar, however, de-clined to comment on the rea-sons behind the glitches facedduring the landing of Chan-drayaan-2. The lander Vikramlost contact, just 2.1 kilome-ters above the lunar surface.

The ISRO plans to sendthree Indians to space by 2022,an announcement made byPrime Minister NarendraModi during his last Indepen-dence Day speech. Besidesthis, the ISRO will also launchAditya L-1, India’s first solar

mission, by next year.There are plans to build a

space station and launch inter-planetary missions to Marsand Venus. Diwakar saidChandrayaan had its own chal-lenges while the other mis-sions will have different objec-tives.

While Chandrayaan-2 wasmeant for soft-landing ofVikram on the lunar surface,Gaganyaan’s mandate will beto send the astronauts to spaceand bring them back to earthsafely.

Prime Minister NarendraModi said the Isro scientistswill be undeterred by the set-back on the Chandrayaan-2mission, and asserted the na-tion will achieve its goal ofreaching the moon.

Modi was speaking hoursafter the Vikram lander of theChandrayaan-2 mission lostcommunication contact withthe ground centre in the weehours of Saturday in Bengalu-ru, a moment he personallywitnessed. He said the ISROscientists have a very strongspirit of working and will notrest till the objective is met.

“The dream of reachingthe moon will be accom-plished ISRO and those work-ing with it won’t stop, get tiredor sit down,” Modi said,speaking at an event in Mum-bai in the day.

Won’t impactfuture missions:

ISRO official

I have never received the role of adamsel in distress – Neena Gupta

CHANDIGARH : The ever inspiring & supremely talented ac-tress Neena Gupta of the fame JaaneBhi Do Yaaro and Khalnayakand more recently for her role of a pregnant senior citizen in Bad-hai Ho, shared her memories of working in Bollywood. In con-versation with film trade analyst KomalNahta on his show ‘Ko-malNahtaAurEkKahini’ on Tata Sky Classic Cinema, Neena Gup-ta recalls about her recent roles and her discord with the usual lady

luck.Starting with a

round up of herjourney so far, sheshared that rolesand scripts havenever come easy toher. Speaking of herrecent project,Neena revealed, “Iusually don’t getthe movies that Iaudition for! Evenfor Badhai Ho, Iloved the scriptbutwas very anxious

that someone else might get the role. I had not given an audition,and I didn’t even know the director. Later when I met Amit Shar-ma, I begged him to give me the role as I really wanted to playitand 4-5 days after our meeting, I got selected. I was extremelyhappy!”

On being asked whythroughout her career she has mostlyplayed the roles of abold, strong and progressive woman whobreaks social stigma, the actress replied, “I have always receivedroles of strong women from the beginning. Media had built myperception of being a strong woman because of my personal life.Iwanted to play the role of a damsel in distress, but I wasn’t givenan opportunity to explore that kind of a character.”

Known for her hard-hitting dialogues on screen, her real lifehas been a journey of challenges and breaking stereotypes. Sheshared, “I have suffered a lot in my career because of my person-al life.I am a normal, household woman. However, if there is aproblem, I become a lioness, as any other woman would do.”

To watch the complete interview of Neena Gupta, tune in toTata Sky Classic Cinema on #318 on Sunday, 25th August1PM.You can also watch the interviews of other veteran actors onTata Sky Classic Cinema.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2019

NATIONTeaching is a very noble profession that

shapes the character, caliber, and future of an individual. If the people remember

me as a good teacher, that will be the biggest honour

for me.

A. P. J. Abdul Kalam

CHANDIGARH: Teachers and students of Adarsh Public Smart School celebrated Teachers Day. Students acted as teachers. Principal Sunita Thakur congratulated all the teachers and inspired them to do their work with full responsibilities and dignities to uplift the nation. She also told the students about the great man Dr. S.Radha Krishanan who was the former President of India and a much respected figure in the community of Intellectuals and also cut the cake with teachers.

Teachers day Celebration at Adarsh Public Smart School (APS 20)

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Panasonic India announces thewinners of the fifth edition of its RattiChhatr Scholarship Program

BRIEFNEWS International conference on “Electronics and communication,

Renewable energy and iot’s vision 2040” organizedChandigarh’s biggest luxury exhibition

The Indian Bride was graced by Bollywood beauty Gauhar Khan

SHIMLA: Reaffirming its commitment to empower the ‘leaders of tomorrow’ with opportunities to pursue and grow in the fields of their choice, Panasonic India, today offered scholarships to 30 students from 19IITs under its RattiChhatr program. The company’sflagship scholarship program, is aimedat providing assistance to select undergraduate students, enabling them to pursue higher education at their respective Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) across the country. Present at the event were Amitabh Kant, CEO, Niti Aayogas the chief guest, along with Mr. Manish Sharma, President and CEO, Panasonic India and South Asia, and Ms. Ritu Ghosh, Head, Corporate Affairs & CSR, Panasonic India.Currently running in its fifth year, Panasonicflagged off the second phase of the program, with an aim to award scholarships to total of240students by 2022.Congratulating the winners, Amitabh Kant, CEO, Niti Aayog, said,“I would like to congratulate these meritorious students, whose persistent hard work has brought them here today.Panasonic India’s ongoing efforts to catapult the young achievers’ dreams and aspirations forwardwith their RattiChhatrscholarship program is trulycommendable. Such programs provide young studentswith support in both education and skill-development to help them study at the top-ranking institutions of the country like the IIT's.”Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Manish Sharma, President and CEO, Panasonic India & South Asia, said,“Connecting aspirations with skills.

CHANDIGARH, SEP7 Technology and Electrical Engineering for how introduction of these areas in the curriculum of scientists, scholars, engineers and students from the the budding engineers has enhanced sustainability of

Punjab & Chandigarh state center of Institution of universities, technologists, entrepreneurs and the solutions to the current engineering problems. He Engineers (IEI) in association with Baba Banda policymakers all around the World. Thus, the also highlighted the importance of IoT in healthcare Singh Bahadur Engineering College Fatehgarh conference provided opportunities for the in General & Post – Operative care in particular. Sahib today organized a two day International delegates to exchange new ideas and application Dr. AP Singh of SLIET Longowal presented the Conference on “Electronics and Communication, experiences face to face and to establish research final report of the Conference, benefits of the Renewable Energy and IOT’s Vision 2040” at relations. renewable energy generation techniques with a Engineers Bhawan, Sector 19A Chandigarh. The In the two days event, 06 technical sessions for vision of about next two decades (Vision 2040).conference was inaugurated by Dr. K.K. Aggarwal academicians & researchers & 02 sessions for the The researchers and engineers coming from Chairman of the National Board of Accreditation students were organized. Some of the international academia and industries interacted for the (NBA), responsible for gradation of the Technical delegates also presented their research paper advancements of this technical sector and shared Institutions. Also present on the occasion were IEI through Video Conferencing. Er Vice Chancellor best practices and thereby learn to transform their National Chairman Dr. Gunaraja & other dignitaries of IKG Punjab Technical University (PTU) own research findings through step towards ‘Make of National & International repute. Jalandhar Dr. Ajay Sharma was the Chief Guest of in India’ campaign. This conference will act as a path

While speaking about this international the closing ceremony held today & Maj. Gen. Dr. which leads to the search for knowledge. The conference IEI Chairman Punjab & Chandigarh Er G.S. Lamba Principal of BBSB Engg College was conference focused on Improving researcher’s JR Garg said that the aim is to present current the Guest of Honor. retention and success, enhancing researcher’s researches being carried out in the areas of Vice Chancellor of IKG-PTU Jalandhar, Dr. development and learning and supporting well-Electronics, Communication and Information Ajay Sharma shared his valuable experiences on being and social inclusivity.

CHANDIGARH: Fashion and cinema go hand-in-hand. Many television and cinema celebrities venture into the fashion world after their success in front of the camera. One more such prominent name is being added to the list - Gauhar Khan. She has launched a clothing brand by the name of 'Gauahergeous'. Recently, she launched her clothing

Badrinath Ki Dulhania line in the biggest luxury (2017) and Begum Jaan exhibition –The Indian Bride (2017) to name a few. She held at Chandigarh.has many accomplishments Gauhar began her career to her name other than her as an actress with Yash Raj work in Bollywood and F i lms ' Rocke t S ingh : Fashion industry.Salesman of the Year after

She has created a name her successful stint on the for herself by modelling for ramp. She started her career big names of the industry like in 2009 and since then, she Manish Malhotra, Ritu has worked in movies like Kumar, Payal Jain and Neeta Game (2011), Ishaqzaade Lulla.(2012) , Fever (2016) ,

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While presiding over the fe-licitation and award functionunder "Beti Bachao, BetiPadhao" campaign andPOSHAN Abhiyan organ-ized by the Directorate ofWomen and Child Develop-ment, Department of SocialJustice and Empowermenthere today Chief Minister JaiRam Thakur said that the In-dia was forging ahead fast in21st Century, but a largepopulation of the countrywas still devoid of proper nu-tritional diet. The Chief Min-ister said that HimachalPradesh had made com-mendable progress in ensur-

ing proper diet and nutritionto the infants, lactating andexpectant mothers. The cred-it for this goes to effectivefunctioning of Women andChild Welfare Directorate,Panchayati Raj institutionsand other organizations atthe grass root level. Jai RamThakur said that the

POSHAN campaign waslaunched by Prime MinisterNarendra Modi from Jhun-jhunu in Rajasthan duringMarch last year. The govern-ment is endeavouring to en-sure a healthy nation by pro-viding nutritious diet to theinfants. He said that Shimla,Una, Kangra and Kullu dis-

tricts of Himachal Pradeshhave won national levelawards in effective imple-mentation of ‘Beti Bachao,Beti Padao’campaign for theyear 2018-19. The ChiefMinister said that keeping inview the hard work renderedby the Anganwari workers,the State Government wasproviding additional hono-rarium of Rs. 1800 to An-ganwari workers, Rs. 1100to mini Anganwari workersand Rs. 900 to sahayikas permonth. He said that StateGovernment had also made aprovision of 25 percent in therecruitment and promotionRules for promotion fromsupervisors to Child Devel-

opment Project Officers sothat maximum promotionavenues could be ensured forSupervisors. He distributedcash prizes of Rs. 5.25 lakhto specially abled childrenwho won medals in SpecialOlympics World SummerGames held at Abu Dhabi inMarch, 2019.

He presented cash awardof Rs. 1.25 lakh to Raghu-nath Singh from Una districtand rupees one lakh to Shub-ham from Bilaspur districtfor cycling, Rs. 75000 toNisha Dhawan from Mandidistrict for athletics, Rs.75000 to Pooja Kumari fromBilaspur district for powerlifting.

Govt committed for adequate nutrition to mothers, children: CM

CM will launch Mukhya Mantri SevaSankalp helpline on Sept 16th SHIMLA : Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur will launch the MukhyaMantri Seva Sankalp Helpline from Shimla on 16 September, 2019.The Mukhya Mantri Seva Sankalp Helpline has been setup for regis-tering the complaints of citizens of the states and getting the same re-dressed through the concerned departments. Citizens would be ableto get their complaint registered by calling the toll free number 1100at the Call Centre.

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VC SMVDU meetsGovernor

SRINAGAR: Prof. Ravindra KumarSinha, Vice-Chancellor, Shri MataVaishno Devi University, met GovernorSatya Pal Malik at the Raj Bhavanhere today. Prof. Jain, who recentlyjoined as Vice-Chancellor of theUniversity, briefed Governor about itsfunctioning and about variousadministrative and academic issues ofurgent importance.Governor emphasised the importanceof continuing hard work by the facultyand students for achieving the higheststandards in teaching, research andextra-curricular activities. He wishedProf. Sinha a successful tenure.

Kashmir a matter of existencefor corrupt Pakistan Army:Former Army Chief VK SinghJAMMU: Union Minister and formerArmy Chief VK Singh Friday gave astern response to Pakistan Army ChiefGeneral Qamar Javed Bajwa’s warcry,showing the neighbouring nation a

mirror to itsailing state ofaffairs.“Bajwa can goto any extent. Itis a matter ofexistence of thePakistan Army.

They indulge in corruption in the nameof Kashmir, and if Kashmir does notexist, then where will they go,” hit backSingh. “When they have nothing,scarcity of food and no money to runthe office, then they talk like this,” headded. Repeating his failed rhetoric togain international and local sympathyon the issue of abrogation of Article370, Bajwa once again on Fridayclaimed that India is committingatrocities in Kashmir and trying toimpose Hindutva in the valley. “TodayKashmir is a victim of Hindutva andatrocities are taking place there.Kashmir is Pakistan’s agenda. Themove by the present Indiangovernment is a challenge for us.Pakistan will never leave Kashmirisalone. We are committed to our dutytill the last soldiers, last bullet and lastbreath. Pakistani Army is ready to goto any extent. War clouds anduneasiness are visible but we hope forpeace. TodayKashmir is burning andunder threat. I want to assure thepeople of Kashmir that we are withthem and will not ditch them. We areready for any sacrifice on Kashmir,”said the Pakistani Army Chief inIslamabad. Pakistan is leaving nochance to raise tension and threatenwar with India over Kashmir afterfailing to internationalise Article 370’sabrogation and the end of Jammu andKashmir’s special status by theNarendra Modi government. PakistaniPrime Minister Imran Khan evenboasted about nuclear weapons andhow a war with India is imminent.

Hardcore criminal bookedunder PSA in KathuaJAMMU: An alleged hardcore criminalwas arrested in Kathua district of andbooked under the Public Safety Act(PSA), police said. Farman Ali, aresident of Ande Chack village ofRajbagh, was wanted in several casesand was evading arrest since 2017, apolice spokesman said.Ali was arrested on a specificinformation by sub-division borderpolice team in the outskirts of Rajbagh,he said. "The accused was bookedunder the PSA by the order of Kathuadistrict magistrate and was sent toCentral Jail Jammu," the spokesmansaid. The PSA is an administrativedetention law that allows detentionwithout charge or trial for up to twoyears in some cases. However,National Panthers Party (NPP) chiefpatron Bhim Singh recently demandedrelease of all detainees who havebeen booked under the PSA, saying itis no more a valid law after theCentre's move to scrap special statusto Jammu and Kashmir. On August 5,the Centre had abrogated provisionsof Article 370 in the Constitution whichgranted special status to Jammu andKashmir for residency and governmentjobs. Parliament approved theresolution in this regard and alsopassed the bill on the bifurcation of thestate into Union territories. Later onAugust 9, President Ram Nath Kovindgave assent to the Jammu andKashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019,bifurcating the state into Unionterritories -- Jammu and Kashmir, andLadakh -- which will come intoexistence on October 31.

Gunmen leave four offamily injured in SoporeBARAMULLA: Four members of afamily, including a minor girl, wereinjured when unidentified gunmenresorted to indiscriminate firing inSopore, in this north Kashmir districton Saturday.Official sources told TNN, that a groupof unidentified gunmen entered aresidential house at Dangarpora,Sopore and fired on the inmates.The injured were immediately taken toa nearby hospital, they said.

State Dinner hosted in honourof outgoing Guv Kalraj Mishra

SHIMLA, SEPT 7

The State Government hosted the State Dinner in honour of out-going Governor Kalraj Mishra here on Friday evening, who hasbeen appointed as Governor of Rajasthan. Chief Minister JaiRam Thakur presented memento, shawl Himachal cap to KalrajMishra as token of respect. He also honoured the lady GovernorSatyawati Mishra on this occasion. Speaking on the occasion, the

Governor lauded the rich cul-ture and traditions of Hi-machal Pradesh and said thatthe people of the state are veryaffectionate. He said that evenbefore assuming the charge ofGovernor, he had long associ-ation with this hill state as heused to come here most often

as In-charge of the state BJP. He said that the natural grandeur,geographical complexion, forest wealth and rich cultural tradi-tions of the state attract everybody.

The other morning, Iwent to my neighbour-hood bank locker look-

ing for something to wearduring the ongoing GaneshUtsav. I expected the bank tobe deserted, and the old, fa-miliar bank officers to be sit-ting around morosely withnothing much to do, no busi-ness to conduct. Instead, I hadto wait for a longish periodwhile ladies from the vicinitydid whatever they had to dowith the contents of theirlockers. The bank was filledwith people, and I didn’tsense much gloom and doom,even with the Sensex tanking,bouncing back and dancinguncertainly to some freakydisco beat.

This was most confusing.Just that morning, I had readwith much trepidation, longreports written by financialwizards, which had made mytoes curl. I imagined theworst. And I rushed to mylocker to make sure the mod-est gold jewellery I had accu-mulated over the past 40years, was indeed still intactand where I had left it. Just incase I needed to flog it forgroceries down the line.There was no free moneyfloating around. And mywonderful lady friend who isin charge of my savings, hadwarned me of dire times tocome. I had listened, holdingmy breath, as she elaborated

on a scenario which wasscary as hell. Timorously, I fi-nally dared to ask, “Will thecoming crash be worse than2008…?” She shook her headforlornly, stared at her toesand said ominously, “Justhang on to what you have.”Oh dear! There wasn’t all thatmuch to hang on to. I decidedmy best option was to tightenmy belt… and avoid avocadosalad for a month.

Next came my neighbour.He is a serious money manwho tracks global financialtrends. He announced em-phatically and loudly, “Thiscountry is going to hell. Oureconomy sucks. There is nomoney in the market. Peopleare being laid off.

There are no fresh jobs.We are in for trouble. Bigtrouble.” After that, wetucked into a moist and richapple crumble pie (withvanilla ice cream) and quick-

ly changed the subject. Sud-denly, our mood improved. Ifigured we were hitting a sug-ar high. Outside, I could heara street band playing Ganpatiaarti, as Mumbai welcomedits favourite deity.

The visit to the bank lock-er definitely cheered me up asI congratulated myself on be-ing smart four decades ago,by buying traditional Maha-rashtrian and Bengali goldjewellery, when all myfriends were investing inrocks and stones. In India,gold has always been our se-curity blanket — the best pro-tection against financial dis-asters that have nothing to dowith sweet old us! What cancitizens do when elected rep-resentatives screw up? Wehave no say in what goes onin those mighty corridors ofpower. Could we do a thingabout the current administra-tion getting `1.76 lakh crorefrom the Reserve Bank of In-dia’s reserves? We were givenan explanation, of course, andoffered many justificationsfor this unusual action. If weweren’t convinced, well, toobad. It was a done deal, take itor leave it.

Then came the merger ofPSU banks and we went,“Huh?” All sorts of strangepolicy decisions were an-nounced, with our financeminister breezily explainingroll backs and what not.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2019

For Modi 2.0, at the end of the first one hundred days, thetime that usually marks the point of departure fromwhich critical evaluation may commence, many who call

the shots are wearing long faces. Things have hardly gone well.The euphoria of the famous poll victory in May has ebbed. Badnews before Assembly polls in a clutch of states.

Although RSS outfits like the Swadeshi Jagran Manch aredesperately arguing that there is no moment of crisis, the Har-vard-educated Swadeshi economist Subramanian Swamy saysit is time to say goodbye to the $5-trillion economy dream ifpolicy changes are not quickly made. Dr Swamy’s views aside,there is no gainsaying that economic growth has dipped to fiveper cent in the first quarter of the year compared to eight percent a year ago, and this is the lowest point in about sevenyears. This is bad news for India. The finance minister knowsthings are bad.

Two months after presenting her first budget, NirmalaSitharaman had to announce many new decisions, hoping thesewould shore up the economy. Strange, these never occurred toher before. Hoping to straighten things out, the government hascaused the merger of 10 banks. It has also taken the highly du-bious step of extracting as much as Rs 1.76 crore from theRBI’s dividend and surplus account, expecting this would helpkick-start the collapsed demand cycle, thus raise rapidlyshrinking employment.

Even if some of these decisions are of questionable value,they have been taken in the desperate hope that the economywill be boosted somewhat. But the hardcore RSS-wallahs seeno crisis. They seem to think that Hindu nationalism can trumpthe “dismal science” of economics in elections. And the gov-ernment has indeed been energetic about fulfilling RSS's Hin-dutva dreams, delivering as it has on its 70-year-old plan forKashmir. It is hell-bent on wiping out the “termites” of Unionhome minister Amit Shah's description through the NRC routein Assam. Kashmir and NRC are part of the so-called Muslimquestion in India. And this, RSS-BJP hope, might pull theBJP’s chestnuts out of the fire.

Might there be a point here? Perhaps. If the Modi regime isgasping for breath on the economy, the Opposition, especiallyits largest component, the Congress, seems to be losing coher-ence. Its members are defecting to the BJP. A few senior lead-ers are singing the government’s dubious tune on Kashmir.There is little organisational energy. Worse, there is the sappingof hope. Advantage government, by the look of things.

EditorialView in 100 days: Fragile

economy, shaky Opp.

When leaders outgrowtheir soil and theirpeople and acquire a

large-than-life image, they be-come the cynosure of all eyes— even those of their fiercestrivals. Perhaps, this explainsthe curious case of formerCongress minister D.K. Shiv-akumar, who is now coolinghis heels in a Delhi police sta-tion in a money launderingcase and is considered bymany as the heir apparent ofthe undisputed king of Kar-nataka’s Vokkaliga communi-ty —the Janata Dal (S) leaderand former Prime Minister,H.D. Deve Gowda — who isthe Congress’ biggest rival inits Mandya-Old Mysurustronghold.

Interestingly, just beforethe recent Parliament elec-tions, during a BJP core com-mittee meeting in the state,party national president AmitShah had stated that there wasno need to conduct an “Oper-ation Lotus” to bring down theJD(Secular)-Congress coali-tion government as it wouldfall on its own due to the bick-ering between the Deve Gow-da family and former Con-gress chief minister Siddara-maiah. All that mattered wasdeciding whether the BJPshould form the governmentin such a situation.

The second and more per-tinent point made by Mr Shahwas that the BJP was a formi-

dable force in Karnataka butthere were some unfinishedtasks when it came to buildingthe party. What he had in hissights was the vast, Vokkali-ga-dominated Old Mysuru re-gion where Mr Shivakumarheld sway.

The message was morethan clear — the rising star ofVokkaliga politics should ei-ther be in the BJP fold or... bedemolished politically. Thepitched battle for grabbing theVokkaliga heartland had onlyjust begun.

Mr Shah and other nation-al BJP leaders had already feltthe heat when Mr Shivakumarhandled the Gujarat MLAsduring the Rajya Sabha elec-tions in which the Congress’Ahmed Patel was a candidate.He shone once again duringthe by-elections in five con-stituencies in Karnataka in2018, and most so in Ramana-

gara, where Anitha Ku-maraswamy, wife of thenchief minister H.D. Ku-maraswamy, was the JD(S)-Congress coalition candidate.The BJP picked Chan-drashekhar, son of formermember of legislative Assem-bly C.M. Lingappa, an arch-rival of the Deve Gowda fam-ily, to take her on, but just twodays before voting, Mr Shiv-akumar ensured that MrChandrashekhar retired fromthe contest leaving the BJPred-faced!

In the same election, MrShivakumar delivered a shockto popular BJP leader MrBoya Sriramulu by leadingthe Congress to victory in hisbackyard, Ballari, defeatingMr Sriramulu's sister Jo-ladarashi Shantha. He alsofoiled the BJP’s attempts —until recently — to poach onCongress legislators by resort-

ing to his own “Operation Lo-tus” and holding the flock ofrebel MLAs together.

With 105 of the 224 As-sembly seats in its kitty, BJPleaders knew that it would notbe long before it came to pow-er in its southern citadel. Nordid Mr Shah ever doubt theability of the Karnataka BJPto deliver over 22 Parliamentseats with the final figure animpressive 25.

But when it came to vot-ing patterns in the Assemblypolls, things were not so rosy.The BJP was finding it hard tocross the half-way mark in theAssembly on its own. Thebiggest hurdle was the votingpattern in Vokkaliga-dominat-ed Old Mysuru, which had al-ways shied away from theBJP and tilted towards theCongress and JD(S).

The Vokkaligas weresceptical about the Lingayat-dominated BJP. The tradition-al rivalry between Vokkaligasand Lingayats, the two domi-nant communities in Karnata-ka, dates back to state reor-ganisation in the 1950s whenVokkaligas opposed the con-cept of Akhanda Karnatakafearing that the numericallysuperior Lingayats woulddominate the political as wellas economic landscape.

Soon, the inevitable hap-pened with Vokkaliga CMKengal Hanumanthaiahbrought down, ironically with

the help of a fellow Vokkaliga,Kadidal Manjappa, who,however, did not survive longwith Lingayat leader S. Ni-jalingappa becoming CM inno time. Nijalingappa latermade way for Devaraj Urs af-ter the Congress split and theLingayat vote shifted to theJanata Parivar. But withVokkaliga titan Deve Gowdabecoming the patriarch of thecommunity and the JanataParivar, the Lingayats didwhat was expected of them —move to the BJP.

With Mr Deve Gowdanow in his eighties, theVokkaligas have started look-ing around for a mascot andwho else fit the bill but the dy-namic and bellicose D.K.Shivakumar, who interesting-ly had fought the Gowda fam-ily for over three decades. Theenmity was finally forgottenwhen the Congress and JD(S)came together to form a coali-tion government last year andMr Shivakumar became thetroubleshooter of the coali-tion.

His rivals admit that it ishis ability to work with his en-emy’s enemy which makesMr Shivakumar such a formi-dable foe but this has alsoproved counterproductive.While handling Congress pol-itics in Belagavi, he supportedLakshmi Hebbalkar (now anMLA) and incurred the wrathof the powerful Jarkiholi

brothers. The rest is historywith dissident Congress MLARamesh Jarkiholi leading therebellion against the coalitiongovernment leading to its re-cent downfall.

The BJP did try to get MrShivakumar into its fold,knowing his ability to ma-noeuvre his party out of anydifficult situation, and hisdeep pockets. But Mr Shiv-akumar had his eyes on loftiergoals — something he wouldnever achieve in the Lingayat-dominated BJP — the CM’spost itself. When the BJP re-alised that getting him into theparty was next to impossible,they resorted to the only pos-sible tactic — target his finan-cial deals and soon, the En-forcement Directorate was onhis tail ensuring his arrest in amoney laundering case.

But has the party erred inunderestimating the falloutwith the Vokkaliga communi-ty uniting in support of the be-leaguered leader? Going bythe raging protests across thestate after his arrest, there aremany who feel the BJP mayhave overstepped its boundsand burnt its fingers, losingwhatever chance it had ofgaining a strong foothold inthe Vokkaliga heartland.

Even a senior Congressleader like MallikarjunKharge who had his reserva-tions about him has rallied be-hind Mr Shivakumar.

For Shivakumar, arrest opportunity in disguise

In times of economic anxiety,old is gold indeed

Madame Sitharaman, it is time to rejig outdatedrules and challenge Budget traditions It may not be a Saigon

moment for the Ameri-can forces, yet an im-

minent deal with the Tal-iban clearing the way forgradual withdrawal of allforeign troops fromAfghanistan is no less ig-nominious for Washing-ton. After fighting fornearly 18 years, the Amer-icans seem desperate toend an unwinnable war ina region often described asthe “graveyard of em-pires”. But will the accordbetween the US and theTaliban bring peace to acountry devastated andfragmented by fourdecades of conflict?

In what could betermed a remarkable twistof irony, US officials satfor more than one yearacross the table to negoti-ate peace with the very in-surgent leaders who theUS had once declared ter-rorists and sought to anni-hilate. The presence in thenegotiations of MullahBaradar, the Taliban’s sec-ond in command who wasincarcerated for nine yearsby the Pakistani govern-ment at the behest of theUS, made the agreementpossible. Among the Tal-iban’s negotiating teamwere also four former in-mates of Guantanamo.

Unsurprisingly, theTaliban see the agreementon withdrawal of foreignforces, which has been itsmain demand, as a victory.

Although still to be ap-proved by the Kabul gov-ernment, the agreementwould see 5,000 US troopsleave the country withinfive months. The timeframe for the withdrawalof the remainder of for-eign troops would dependon security guarantees bythe Taliban, including apledge that the countrywill not become a safehaven for terror groups.The troop withdrawalcould be completed in 16months, provided the Tal-iban stick to their promise.

Kabul’s consent to theagreement could open apath for direct negotia-tions between the Talibanand Afghan officials over

the country’s political fu-ture. But that would be themost difficult part of theAfghan peace process. TheGhani government wascompletely sidelinedwhile the Americans di-rectly negotiated with theTaliban. There is no wordfrom the Taliban leader-ship as yet that they wouldbe willing to talk to theKabul government nowabout the future politicalsetup.

For many Afghans theprospect of the return ofTaliban rule is disconcert-ing. To alleviate the con-cerns, chief US negotiatorZalmay Khalilzad has as-sured the Afghan leaders,that as part of the agree-

ment, the US would re-serve the right to assistAfghan forces should theybe attacked by the Taliban.

Intriguingly, the Tal-iban have yet to definetheir political agenda.There has been some indi-cation that the conserva-tive Islamist movementwould be willing to workwithin a pluralistic politi-cal system. Yet there is noclarity whether the groupwould take part in theelections.

In their interactionwith various Afghan fac-tions and delegations, theTaliban leaders have heldout assurances that theyrecognise women’s rightsand would not oppose fe-

male education, but thathas not helped remove theconcerns about the Talibanreturning to their old waysafter the withdrawal offoreign forces. It will alsobe important to see theTaliban’s position on thecoming presidential elec-tion later this month. Thecampaign has remainedlukewarm, as most candi-dates believe the pollscould be delayed becauseof peace negotiations. Itseems improbable that theTaliban would participatein the election.

The situation has be-come more complex withthe Taliban having extend-ed their control and influ-ence over a large part ofthe country. Moreover,they have never ceasedfighting while negotiatingwith the Americans. Hoursafter Mr Khalilzad briefedthe Afghan government onthe agreement, the Talibancarried out a devastatingsuicide bomb attack in ahigh-security zone that ishome to several interna-tional organisations inKabul, killing more than adozen people.

The advance of theTaliban forces in variousAfghan provinces has alsointensified. The insurgentshave launched assaults ontwo northern Afghan citiesin two days, which seemeda clear attempt to increasetheir leverage at the nego-tiating table.

4MY MISSION IN LIFE IS NOT MERELY

TO SURVIVE, BUT TO THRIVE; ANDTO DO SO WITH SOME PASSION,

SOME COMPASSION, SOME HUMOR,AND SOME STYLE.

MAYAANGELOU

NEVER STOP FIGHTING UNTIL YOU ARRIVE ATYOUR DESTINED PLACE - THAT IS, THE UNIQUE

YOU. HAVE AN AIM IN LIFE, CONTINUOUSLY AC-QUIRE KNOWLEDGE, WORK HARD, AND HAVE

PERSEVERANCE TO REALISE THE GREAT LIFE.

A. P. J. ABDUL KALAM

STARS TALKSSeemaa Singh, As-

trologer and Vastu Ex-pert known for her accu-

rate predictions of winningBJP minister Kirron Kher, as

well winningof Punjabelections byCongress. Shehas deliveredmany lectureson astrologyin India as

well as abroad. Followed byinternational conferences andT.V. shows on various Chan-nels.ARIES:-Appropriately forthe time of year, today's plan-etary picture remains opti-mistic. Seldom will you havebeen so determined to getyour own way, especially

where money is concerned. Lucky Color:-PinkLucky Number:-5

TAURUS:-You must be freeto branch out in a new direc-tion if that is what you want.It's neither fair nor reasonablefor other people to hold youback, however noble and self-less their intentions.

Lucky Color:-WhiteLucky Number:-11

GEMINI:-original ideas willfire your imagination, andyou'll be ably assisted by thefriendly presence of Mercuryin a supportive sign, encour-aging you to come out intothe open and put yourself onthe line.

Lucky Color:-YellowLucky Number:-8

CANCER:-You were born

with profound creative talentsbut you've not always beendiligent in expressing them asthey deserve.

Lucky Color:-TurquoiseLucky Number:-3

LEO:- You have the courageto live in the present eventhough it does seem in-evitable that unfinished busi-ness from the past must nowbe cleared up.

Lucky Color:-Sea GreenLucky Number:-23

VIRGO:-Amid the chaos andconfusion you stand alone,able to think clearly and evencome up with answers whichhave eluded other people solong.

Lucky Color:-PeachLucky Number:-7

LIBRA:-Statements attrib-

uted to a close friend mayhave been an eye opener asfar as you are concerned. Yetthe truth is that you may haveclosed your mind to a majorpossibility for much too long.

Lucky Color:-Navy BlueLucky Number:-14

SCORPIO:-Be wary of thosewho promise you the earth,but don't mislead other peoplewith your own outrageousclaims either.

Lucky Color:-BrownLucky Number:-2

SAGITTARIUS:-Althoughyou may feel shaken after re-cent hurts and slights, youmust now begin to reorganizeyour life.

Lucky Color:-PurpleLucky Number:-8

CAPRICORN:-You may

still be in a state of shock-or,at least, mildly surprised!

Lucky Color:-RedLucky Number:-9

AQUARIUS:-This is a ro-mantic time for many people,even if they don't have thecourage to admit it.

Lucky Color:-MaroonLucky Number:-22

PISCES:-Everything that hasoccurred in the past few dayshas positive potential if onlyyou would recognize it.

There is no situation so triv-ial or insignificant that youcan't learn something from itof lasting value. Your financial situation is

about to shift, as well, so getready.

Lucky Color:-GreyLucky Number:-1

Afghan accord: Still unclear if Talibanready to contest polls

Hurricane Dorian: North Carolina faces'long night' as death toll in Bahamas climbs

North Carolina bracedfor a "long night" ofstrong winds and driv-

ing rain as Hurricane Dorianmoved near the US state'scoast on Friday after devas-tating the northern Bahamas,where it left at least 30 peopledead and thousands home-less.

Authorities in Florida -which was largely spared bythe storm - blamed six moredeaths on the hurricane, USmedia reported, though theyoccurred as the victims werepreparing for the storm's ar-rival or were evacuation-re-lated.

"Dorian should remain apowerful hurricane as thecentre moves near or alongthe coast of North Carolina,"

the Miami-based NationalHurricane Center (NHC) saidFriday morning, after down-grading it to a Category 1storm.It warned that, al-though weakening, the hurri-cane was still packing windsof 150kph, with some areas ofthe Carolina coast forecast tosee dangerous storm surges ofup two metres about 15-30cmof rain.

"We know we're in for along night and we'll be eagerto see the sunshine in themorning," North Carolina'sGovernor Roy Cooper toldCNN on Thursday night.

The slow-moving mon-ster storm also spawned sev-eral tornadoes but there wereno immediate reports of casu-alties. Many residents of

coastal Carolina heeded evac-uation orders while othersbattened down their homeswith plywood and prepared toride out the storm.

Dorian's centre was ex-pected to move to New Eng-land on Friday night and Sat-urday morning, and thenacross Nova Scotia late onSaturday.

US President DonaldTrump tweeted that he hadspoken to the governors ofNorth and South Carolina,telling them he is "ready toassist". Dorian was a Catego-ry 5 hurricane - the highest onthe five-level wind scale -when it slammed into thenorthern Bahamas on Sunday,leaving a trail of immense de-struction.

With 105 of the 224 Assembly seats in its kitty, BJP leaders knew thatit would not be long before it came to power in its southern citadel

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Thomas Cook India identifies Punjab as a high growthmarket for its holiday business,

delivers strong 30% YoY growthhandigarh : Thomas Cook India has identified Punjab as a high growth marketwith a strong 30% YoY Cgrowth for its holiday business. In an initiative to

leverage this opportunity, Thomas Cook India has strengthened its presence by launching its 11thconsumer access centre in Punjab: 5 owned branches and 6 Gold Circle Partner (franchise) outlets. With the emerging and trending demand for micro-breaks and destination weddings, along with millenials and Gen S travelling increasingly for holidays from the region, Thomas Cook India has observed that Punjab has become of the key source markets.While Dubai, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand are some of the popular short haul destinations among travellers from Punjab, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Europe are some of the favoured long haul destinations.Mr. Rajeev Kale, President & Country Head Leisure Travel & M.I.C.E, Thomas Cook India said, “Punjab has been identified as a high potential source market delivering a strong growth of 30% YoY for our Leisure Travel business. Our second outlet in Amritsar, at Ranjit Avenue, was selected as it is a prime locality catering to a viable catchment of consumers across families, business travellers, students, senior citizens and NRIs.”

HDFC Bank voted Most Honoured Company by analysts

HANDIGARH: HDFC Bank Ltd., has been voted the Most Honoured Company in Asia (ex-Japan) by close to 2,500 Canalysts and investment professionals. This recognition was

the result of Institutional Investor’s annual ranking of the region's most highly regarded companies and executives. Known as the Institutional Investor All-Asia Executive Team rankings 2019, the global financial magazine ranks companies in 4 categories - Best CEO, Best CFO, Best IR Professional and Best IR Company.

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Chandigarh: Following the successful launch of Z1Pro in July, vivo, the global innovative smartphone brand, today announced a power-packed addition to its Z-series portfolio – the all-new vivo Z1x. A perfect amalgamation of performance and appearance, the vivo Z1x is thesecond offering under vivo’s online-focused Z-series.The device will be available in two variants –6GB+64GB and 6GB+128GB with twostriking color options–Fusion Blue and Phantom Purple; and will be priced at INR 16,990 (6GB+64GB) and INR 18,990 (6GB+128GB).It will go on sale starting 13thSeptember on Flipkart and vivo India E-store. The all-new Z1x is powered by the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 712AIE chipset, running on a massive 4,500mAh batterywith vivo’sproprietary 22.5WFlashCharge.

SHORT TALKS

vivo Launches its Second Device in the Z Series - Z1x

Panasonic’s online brand Sanyo launches new Kaizen TV series powered by Android TV

HEALTH/TECH

HANDIGARH: Honeywell (NYSE: HON)announced Ctoday that it is working with

theAurangabad Industrial Township Ltd. and Faridabad Smart City Ltd. to run cities more effectively and improve citizens’ living standards through smart building technologies and services that seamlessly connect an array of city services, including emergency r e sponse , t r a ff i c management, road congestion, crowd monitoring, pedestrian safety, and crime prevention. The Aurangabad Industrial City (AURIC) and Faridabad smart city projects were commemorated this weekend by Shri Narendra Modi, Honorable Prime Minister of India. The two projects are part of Modi’s 100 Smart Cities Mission, which aims to use technology to improve the quality of life of residents as well as drive economic growth in 100 cities across India. Akshay Bellare, President of Honeywell India, said, “Honeywell is proud to support the 100 Smart Cities initiative.

YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2019

Homeopathy: The proven treatment method for PCOShandigarh/Ludhiana, September 6th, 2019: For years now, women around the world have been told that Polycystic Ovarian syndrome C(PCOS) is not just silent but also deadly. 1 in 10 women of childbearing

age are affected by this ailment and at least half of them go undiagnosed. An endocrine system disorder known to cause diabetes, liver disease, endometrial cancer and heart disease, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is also the root cause of obesity, severe acne and even hairloss which can lead to low self esteem issues. While it is a genetic, hormonal, metabolic and reproductive disorder, this World PCOS awareness month Dr Batra’s highlights how PCOS and PCOS symptoms are not just easy to manage but can also be predicted ahead of time.Women with PCOS produce a larger amount of male hormones and not enough female hormones, which effects ovulation. In patients of PCOS, the ovaries are typically enlarged and may even contain multiple small cysts. Women know their bodies best and they need to gauge whether their mood swings, uncontrolled weight gain, increased acne, irregular periods and unwanted facial hair growth are the result of an underlying issue i.e PCOS. According to a study conducted by the US National Library of Medicine (National Institutes of Health) on women with PCOS and their first degree female relatives i.e. mothers or sisters, it was found that 67% of the mothers and 87% of the sisters were also affected. In fact it is said that 61% of first degree female relatives of PCOS patients have a chance of also being affected by the ailment. What is alarming is that while studies have shown that a cluster of genes are responsible for the ailment and its manifestation, researchers and scientists cannot accurately predict which family members will inherit the ailment and which will not and therefore most conventional methods of treatment have not been able to accurately remedy the problem.

CHANDIGARH: The International Gemological Institute (IGI), along with the most prominent names in the diamond jewelry industry is all set to host a Diamond Carnival from September 9 to September 11, 2019 across Chandigarh, Ludhiana and Amritsar. The carnival is a first of its kind initiative aimed at helping prominent retailers curate the most incredible design creations for their esteemed clientele. With the prime focus on celebrating North Indian craftsmanship, the carnival focuses on exclusive designer creations from ateliers that bring out the cultural insignia for the customer base in the region. Transforming business and providing a more categorized and refined business opportunity, IGI aims at revamping the gem and jewelry industry across the region.

IGI’s Diamond Carnival to bring elaborate design creations to Punjab

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SANYO, today unveiled Kaizen series, its new range of Android TVs certified by Google that comes with advanced Japanese technology. Equipped with Android Pie 9.0, the new series extends a superior TV viewing experience along with Google’s user-friendly and dynamic interface. The 32 inch of must-have features, the new so that viewers can seamlessly HDR TV is priced at INR 12,999 range stands out with its IPS mirror their favourite movies, and the 43 inch 4K TV is priced Superbright LED Display and shows, and photos directly from at INR 28,999. They will be revolutionary Bezel-less design their mobile device to their available to customers on with flame retardant VO Sanyo Android TVs. With the Amazon.in. Sanyo’s Android material. The models are voice search capabilities of the TVs are designed to give a equipped with the latest Android Kaizen series customers can ask premium cinematic TV viewing Pie 9.0 software with built-in their TV for the latest experience to users. With a host Chromecast for content casting blockbuster.

handigarh : Jindal IVF under the aegis of Fertility Preservation Society (FPS) of India today organized CNational conference on fertility preservation in cancer

patients at Hotel Mountview, Chandigarh. The conference was attended by more than 200 leading Medical Practitioners & fertility specialists across North India wherein Fertility Preservation in cancer patients and Barriers regarding fertility preservation in newly diagnosed cancer patients was discussed. Speaking on the occasion Dr. Umesh Nandani Jindal, Local Organizing Chairperson & Director Jindal IVF Chandigarh said that the incidence of cancer is increasing day by day. More and more cases of cancer affecting young population are reported. But the good news is that there have been many advances in the treatment. Cancer is no more dreadful once its picked up in early stages. At young age fertility is an important issue to everyone. In today’s scenario it is of utmost importance to discuss about fertility preservation in these young adults. Fertility preservation is a ray of hope for those who wish to fight cancer powerfully.

National Conference on Fertility Preservation in Cancer Patients organised

handigarh, Social worker Sifiya Haneef from Kerala will be conferred the Neerja CBhanot Award for her extraordinary work

towards uplifting widows and helping more than 300 families. She has been providing homes,

constructing toilets in colonies, distributing medicine and providing pension to widows in distress. The Neerja Bhanot Pan Am Trust announced that S i f iya Haneef wi l l be conferred the award on September 7 on the occasion of Neerja’s birthday this year. The Neerja Bhanot Award will

consists of Rs. 1.50 lakh, a Citation and a Trophy. Sifiya deserved the Award as she met the criteria laid down by the Trust which stipulated that the Awardee has to be an Indian woman, who, when faced with social injustice, overcomes it with guts and grit AND then helps other persons in similar social distress. The Neerja Bhanot Award was instituted in 1990 in memory of Neerja Bhanot, who saved hundreds of lives while sacrificing her own during a Pan Am plane hijack at Karachi Airport.

80 attend ‘diet awareness’ camp

udhiana: To make his mark in the FIA World Rally Championship 2, an Arjuna Awardee Gaurav Singh Gill will participate in ‘Rally of LTurkey’ from September 12 to 15.

The three-time APRC and six-time INRC champion will be driving a 1.6 Turbo R5 that has been developed by M-Sport. Supported by JK Tyre Motorsport, the rally ace will fancy his chances as most of the stages in the ‘Rally of Turkey’ will be run on gravel, something that he relishes. Gaurav Singh Gill said, “We will carefully pick and choose the rallies that I will participate in this year, keeping in mind the car, the terrain and my strengths. I am excited about my first stint with a renowned team and a new support system in formidable JK Tyre M o t o r s p o r t . ” T h e recently decorated Arjuna Awardee has already had a satisfying exploration in the WRC-2 2018, having taken part in four rallies, one each in Italy, Finland, Wales and Australia as an unregistered driver. He won 11 stages despite facing challenges, underlining his prowess and skill at the top level. Meanwhile Gill was felicitated by JK Tyre Motorsport for his Arjuna Award recognition. The company’s Marketing Director Vikram Malhotra congratulated the champion, declaring the award as a watershed moment for Indian motorsport.

Arjuna Awardee Gaurav Gill sets for World Rally Championship

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handigarh: As many as 80 staff members attended a ‘diet awareness’ camp at Smt. Aruna Asaf Ali CGovt PG Collage, Kalka. The camp was organized

by Ojas Super Specialty Hospital, Panchkula in association with the college Home science departmentKusum Adya, Principle of college inaugurated the camp. In camp dietician Shivani Gulati provided diet consultations to staff besides other general check-ups were also done during the occasion. Speaking during occasion, Shivani Gulati said that while breakfast is given the reputation of being the most important meal of the day, eating lunch is just as essential to staying healthy. Going too long without food denies your body glucose, the sugar that supplies your brain with energy. Skipping lunch also slows down your metabolism, leads to overeating and makes it difficult to meet your nutrient needs for the day, she asserted.

handigarh: Motia Group, one of the leading real estate developer of Tricity Ccelebrated International literacy day at

their ongoing residential project ‘Motia Huys’ in Peermuchalla, adjoining sector 20 in Panchkula on 8th September. The group celebrated the day by distributing books and stationary items to the children of the labours working at the construction site of Motia Huys. Mr. Abhi Mittal, Director of Motia Huys along with Yashu Mittal and other employees of the group visited Motia Huys and distributed the books and stationary items among all the kids of the labours. While talking about literacy day, Mr. L. C. Mittal, Director of Motia Group said, “Education is the most important element for the overall development of personality of an individual and everyone must have the right to basic education. Celebration of International Literacy Day gives us the opportunity to understand the importance of literacy in laying the foundation for human development.”

ohali: Renault, the number one European brand in India, has launched its all new game-changer, Renault MTRIBER, at an attractive starting price of INR 4.95 lakhs

(ex-showroom, all India). The all new Renault TRIBER was unveiled at Landmark Renault, Mohali in presence of Virat Khullar, Director(Marketing), Renault India and Rajiv Vohra, Director, Landmark Group. Abhinav Goyal, CEO, Benchmark Group and Karan Sood, Area Manager, Renault India too graced the occasion. Renault TRIBER will be available in four trims - RXE, RXL, RXT and RXZ. It has been s p e c i f i c a l l y designed for the Indian market, which will offer an unmatched value propos i t ion to customers looking at a B-segment car. Renault TRIBER is a spacious, ultra-modular, fuel-efficient vehicle with attractive interiors, which boasts of many modern and practical features in less than 4 meters. Virat Khullar, Director(Marketing), Renault India said, “With the launch of Renault TRIBER , we will enter the largest and the fastest growing segment of the Indian automobile market. Renault TRIBER will reinvent the game in terms of space and modularity, targeted at a wide set of customers across segments.

Renault Triber: All-new super spacious and ultra Modular game changer launched at inr 4.95 lakhs

Usha Bloom Series Fans – A flower for every ceilingCHANDIGARH : Usha International, one of India’s leading consumer durables companies, has launched its complete range of Usha Bloom series fans inspired by flowers aptly named Daffodil, Primrose, Magnolia, Dahlia, and Lily, further strengthening its Goodbye Dust fans portfolio this festive season.Commenting on this, Mr. Pranav Malhotra, Category Marketing Lead - Fans, Usha International Ltd said, “The Bloom series fans are so aesthetically attractive that this festive season will give our consumers the perfect reason to bring one home. They are vibrant, elegant, and exotic, and of course, come with the promise of superior quality and performance that Usha fans are trusted for. So go buy one today to add a flower to your home that will always be in full bloom.” Available in attractive colour combinations ranging from a sparkle grey and blue, sparkle golden and cherry, and sparkle red and black, as well as the greys and blacks, these fans are beautiful enough to be conversation starters in themselves.

CHANDIGARH: Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) and Toyota Group of Companies handed overcontributionsto theKarnataka Chief Minister’sRelief Fund for rebuilding cities affected by the recent floods and landslides in the state. A cheque worth? 3,72,07,674was handed over to the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Karnataka, Shri B. S. Yediyurappaby Mr. Shekar Viswanathan, Vice Chairman & Whole-time Director, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, Mr.K. G. Mohan Kumar, Managing Director, Toyota Kirloskar Auto Parts andMr. T. R. Parasuraman, Deputy Managing Director, Toyota Industries Engine IndiaPvt. Ltd. This voluntary initiative by Toyota and its employees amassed strong support for the swift relief activities currently being undertaken by the authorities.Further to the assessment of the on-ground realities and magnitude of the devastation, Toyota Kirloskar Motor jointly with its 6,000 plus employees, initiateda collection drive, where the employeeswholeheartedly came forward to donate a day’s salary.

Toyota Kirloskar Motor’s employees pledgetheir one-day salary towards Karnataka Chief Minister’s Relief Fund

Widower work to be recognized by Neerja Bhanot Award

Motia group celebrates International literacy day

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Miss Vaishali Gupta and Mrs. Ranjana Garg North India Queen 2019 Winner Announcedhe biggest Show of North India Mrs Category 1st Runner Up Mrs. Ekta named "Ms. & Mrs. North India Chauhan & Mrs. Neha Juneja and 2nd TQueen 2019" (A Fashion Contest) Runner up Mrs Simran Arora. Miss

Organised by Glam Zone Unisex Salon In Category1st Runner Up Miss Sheelu association with Step 2 Step Dance Studio. Shah & 2nd Runner Up Miss Riya The event was held in the auditorium of Makkar. There were three rounds Shamrock School in Sector 69, Mohali. including the opening of show, black (Ms Rupinder Kaur Grewal, Kohinoor magic round & introduction round, 2nd Mrs. World Punjaban 2018 & Exotic western & 3rd was the ethnic with several Achiever Awarded 2018), (Mrs Monika exclusive dance performances in between Sharma, Diva Mrs India 2019) and the event from Step2Step Dance Studio Ashwani Mahendru From Doordarshan Students. All participants awarded with was the Guest of Honour. Mr. Sudarshan subtitles and crown/trophy and three (co-owner of Glam Zone) and Mrs. winners in each category (Winner, 1st Parveen, presenter of the contest "Miss and Runner up and 2nd Runner up).Mrs. North India Queen 2019" We are very Jury members of the Event :-happy to be associated with this event 1. Mrs. Preety Panchhi, Model, Actor, which is beneficial for the talented people Writer, Social Worker.of the city. And we will continue to do such 2. Mrs. Aditi Jain, Socail Activist events even further. Mr. Yatin Gupta (Director of DM NGO).organizer of the contest, said, “I’m happy 3. Mrs. Shallu Gupta, Mrs. Tricity & that the event got a great response from the Mrs. Chandigarh, Brand Ambassadar modeling fraternity. This contest has given a of Anti Corruption Foundation of India.platform to all deserving girls and women of 4. Ms. Suman Ahuja, Mrs. North India the region.” Royal 2018. The winners of the contest included Miss 5. Ms. Sonia, Mrs. Vaisakhi Stylish North India Queen 2019 Vaishali Gupta and Queen 2018 & Face of India 2018.Mrs North India Queen 2019 Ranjana Garg. 6. Ms. Ritu Garg, Event Organiser.

JALANDHAR: ‘Furniture & Home Décor Expo 2019’- a holistic display of furniture & home décor items which have been brought to Jalandhar for the first time, has kicked off at Desh Bhagat Yaadgar Hall, here.The extravaganza is being held till Sep 9(Monday) and has been put up by I Ads & Events, an organization which is known for organizing such huge showcases. The exhibition has bespoke products mainly in three different genres - furniture, interiors & home décor.Said Lata Nair, Project Manager, I Ads & Events, “This inimitable expo has exhibitors from across the country who have brought a wide range of furniture & home décor items. For all those looking forward to refurbishing the interiors of their homes this expo will prove to be a boon. We also are displaying imported furniture from Malaysia, so not only Indian labels are there, but we also have an international feel to the Expo.”Over 60 exhibitors have put up their stalls spread over a sprawling area of 40,000 square feet. The exhibitors have come from far flung places like Chennai & Bengaluru in South India. A major representation is there from metro cities places like Mumbai and Delhi too.

Furniture & Home Décor expokicks off, furniture from across India showcased

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8NEWSHow Punjabi users are learning on the goCHANDIGARH : For a country that places paramount importance to education, Teacher’sDay celebrated on September 5, is an occasion to commemorate the ‘Gurus’ in India. Tomark this day, ShareChat, India’s fastest growing regional social networking app, has sharededucation trends amongst their users in India. With a focus on key topics such as examina-tion tips and shortcuts, the report puts light on the usage of the platform across different re-gions in India, like a significant increase of 3190.54% user generated content in Karnataka,especially around ‘Education’. This demonstrates the time Indians are spending on learningmore. Sunil Kamath, Chief Business Officer, ShareChat said "At ShareChat, our focus has al-ways been on providing our users with relevant and local content. This year’s education re-port demonstrates our relentless focus on enabling consumers to leverage our platform forthings that matter to them, like learning and teaching. YUGMARG, CHANDIGARH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2019

Amazon India unveilslong term sustainablepackaging initiativesLUDHIANA/HISAR: Amazon India todayannouncedits commitment to eliminatesingle use plastic from its packaging byJune 2020. A significant step towardsthis change is theintroduction of ‘papercushions’, which will replace plastic dun-nage like air pillows and bubble wrapsacross its fulfilmentcenters in India. Pa-per cushions will be used tofill the voidspace inside packages to ensure that theproduct is well protected in transit. Thisenvironment friendly and fullyrecyclablepackaging solution has already beenlaunched in select fulfilment centers (FC)and will be extended across all FCs ofAmazon in the country by the end of theyear. Akhil Saxena, Vice President, Cus-tomer Fulfillment, Amazon India, said,“Amazon India is committed to a sustain-able supply chain that leverages technol-ogy to build solutions that optimize theuse of packaging material, reduce wasteand create eco-friendly packaging. Withthe introduction of paper dunnage we areable to eliminate a significant use of plas-tic while continuing to protect customerorders. We have been relentlessly work-ing on reducing single-use plastic in oursupply chain. Today, less than 7% of ourpackaging material consists of single useplasticand we areworking towards elimi-nating usage of them completely in ourbuildings in India by June 2020.We willalso help educate our sellers who direct-ly fulfil customer orders to join us in thisdirectional change in packaging. Thisin-vestment in protecting the environmentensures a triple win – it is good for ourplanet, good for our customers and com-munity, and good for the business.”

Renault Triber: The All-NewSuper Spacious And UltraModular Game ChangerLaunched At Inr 4.95 LakhsLUDHIANA: Renault, the number oneEuropean brand in India, launched its allnew game changer, Renault TRIBER, to-day at an attractive starting price of INR4.95 lakhs (ex-showroom, all India). Re-nault TRIBER will be available in fourtrims - RXE, RXL, RXT and RXZ. Re-nault TRIBER has been specifically de-signed for the Indian market and will offeran unmatched value proposition to cus-tomers looking at a B-segment car. Re-nault TRIBER is a spacious, ultra-modu-lar, fuel-efficient vehicle with attractive in-teriors which boasts of many modernand practical features in less than 4 me-ters. “With the launch of Renault TRIBERtoday, we will enter the largest and thefastest growing segment of the Indianautomobile market. Renault TRIBER willreinvent the game in terms of space andmodularity, targeted at a wide set of cus-tomers across segments, led by the B-segment. With its attractive pricing, Re-nault TRIBER is the perfect fit for Indiancustomers, who place a high premiumon value proposition, in a car purchasedecision. We foresee Renault TRIBER tobe a key part of our expansion plans inIndia, as we look forward to growing theRenault brand in this diverse and excit-ing automotive market,” said VenkatramMamillapalle, Country CEO & ManagingDirector, Renault India Operations.

Xiaomi India sells 100million smartphones in IndiaCHANDIGARH : Xiaomi, India’s numberone smartphone and smart TV brand, to-day announced that it has shipped over100 million smartphones in India in fiveyears. This milestone has been achievedin the period starting Q3 2014 until July2019 as per IDC 2019 reports.This makes Xiaomi one of the fastestbrands to achieve the 100 million mark,achieving the milestone within just fiveyears of its existence. The Redmi A andthe Redmi Note series have been two ofthe most popular smartphone serieswhich have significantly contributed tothis feat.Xiaomi has been the leading smartphonebrand in India for eight consecutive quar-ters, with a 28.31% market share for Q22019 as per IDC. Redmi 6A and RedmiNote 7 Pro were the top two best sellingsmartphones in the industry for Q2 2019.Celebrating the occasion, Manu Jain,Vice President, Xiaomi and Managing Di-rector, Xiaomi India exclaimed, “It’s in-deed a joyous occasion for us at XiaomiIndia. It's a testament to the love wehave received from millions of Mi Fanssince our inception. There have beenbrands who entered the market beforeus, yet are nowhere close to the as-tounding feat we have achieved.”

Amazon India aims toeliminate single use plasticpackaging by June 2020CHANDIGARH: Amazon India todayannouncedits commitment to eliminatesingle use plastic from its packaging byJune 2020. A significant step towardsthis change is theintroduction of ‘papercushions’, which will replace plastic dun-nage like air pillows and bubble wrapsacross its fulfilmentcenters in India. Pa-per cushions will be used tofill the voidspace inside packages to ensure that theproduct is well protected in transit. Thisenvironment friendly and fullyrecyclablepackaging solution has already beenlaunched in select fulfilment centers (FC)and will be extended across all FCs ofAmazon in the country by the end of theyear. The company has ensured thatitspackaging material in the form of corru-gate boxes and paper cushions containsas high as 100% recycled content and isalso fully recyclable.The plastic currentlyused in packaging mailers and bubblebags is made of 20% recycled content,and is also recyclable.Amazon India isaggressively developing plastic free al-ternatives for packaging mailers, bubblebags,stretch wrap and tape used in thepackaging which will help the companyeliminate all forms of plastic used in itspackaging.

Lenovo launchesLenovo A6 Note

CHANDIGARH : Continuing the reinvigorated commitmentof expanding its diverse smartphone portfolio in India, LenovoIndia today launched 3 new smartphones adding to its best-selling K Note series, the budget A series and the magnificentZ series, i.e., Lenovo A6 Note, Lenovo K10 Note and LenovoZ6 Pro at remarkable price of INR 7,999/-, INR 13,999 andINR 33,999, respectively.

Millennials expect nothing butthe latest from their smartphonesand receiving a tremendous re-sponse from the latest launchesLenovo has launched these smart-phones that are packed with every-thing that our consumers would ex-pect from smartphone today - aneye-catching design, AI enabledcameras, smooth performance and abattery that lasts long. These phonesalso provide pure Android experi-ence with a near stock android UIensuring that the user gets total con-trol over the device and their experience.

This budget beast comes with a powerful 4,000 mAh bat-tery that lasts upto 2 days packed in an elegant unibody design.Lenovo A6 Note is a value for money device that sports a 15.5cms (6.09") dewdrop display along with a stunning 13MP +2MP Dual AI rear camera with f/2.0 and a 5MP AI selfie cam-era to deliver stunning selfies. In terms of security, this smart-phone comes with a fingerprint as well as face unlock whichhelps in unlocking the phone in just 0.3 seconds. This 88%screen to body ratio smartphone boasts a MediaTek P22 OctaCore processor clocked at 2.0 GHz.

CHANDIGARH : A new nationalstudy by KANTAR IMRB for Col-gate-Palmolive (India) Limited re-vealed that at least 8 out of 10 chil-dren in India suffer from oral healthissues, underscoring the need forimmediate action. Some of the ma-jor oral health problems found inchildren surveyed include visibleplaque accumulation, white spotson teeth, visible caries, gum inflam-mation, bad breath and gum bleed-ing. The survey revealed that asmany as 2 out of 3 children havecavities or are at a high risk of de-veloping them. The study also high-lighted that around 9 out of 10adults surveyed suffer from a majororal health problem.

The study highlights that thehigh incidence of oral health issuesin children was recorded across thecountry - East India (89%), West In-dia (88%), North India (85%) andSouth India (64%). Some of thelarge cities also exhibited high inci-dence of oral health issues - Mum-bai (90%), Kolkata (93%), Hyder-

abad (82%), Delhi (79%), Chennai(60%) and Bangalore (46%).

Another finding from the sur-vey was the significant differencebetween the actual dental healthcondition of children and the stateof their oral health as believed bytheir parents. This evident disparityis mostly driven by low awarenessabout how crucial oral health is totheir children's overall wellness. Atleast 8 out of 10 parents surveyedbelieved that their children havehealthy teeth, while a dental exam-ination found that around 80% ofthose children actually suffer fromat least one oral health problem.This gap between reality and par-ents' perception of their children'soral health is most prominent inKolkata (92%), followed by Mum-bai (88%) and Hyderabad (80%).

The study also revealed thatmost children in India do not followessential oral care practices such asbrushing twice daily and regulardental check-up. More than 70% ofchildren surveyed do not brush their

teeth twice a day and more than60% of them have not been taken toa dentist in the past one year. More-over, the survey pointed out that 8out of 10 children who consumedsweetened products daily sufferfrom oral health issues. Around44% of children surveyed need ma-jor dental treatments such asrestoration, root canal or an extrac-tion. "Most parents don't know thatmilk teeth in a child need to becared for from the time they erupt inthe baby's mouth. These teeth con-tribute significantly to the toddler'soverall growth, allowing the childto chew nutritious food while en-couraging adequate development ofthe jaws. This lays the foundationfor strong permanent teeth and ahealthy smile. The high incidenceof cavities and oral health problemsin children has its roots in poor careof milk teeth." stated, Dr.Meenakshi S. Kher, Member, TheIndian Society of Pedodontics andPreventive Dentistry (ISPPD).

Expressing concern about the

insights brought up by the survey,Dr. V Gopikrishna, President, Indi-an Association of Public HealthDentistry (IAPHD) stated, "Thisstudy highlights the state of OralHealth in the country, calling out foran immediate need to increaseawareness.

Numerous other scientific stud-ies also strongly interlink poor oralhealth to several other health condi-tions such as diabetes, preterm low-birth-weight and atherosclerosis,among others. It must be remem-bered that effective management ofdental diseases and good oral hy-giene can lead to strong teeth,which can improve the overall well-being of an individual."

The survey was conducted byKANTAR IMRB among 2,030adults and 1,080 children belongingto diverse socio-economic back-grounds across 12 cities in India,viz. Delhi, Chandigarh, Lucknow,Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Hy-derabad, Chennai, Bangalore,Kolkata, Bhubaneswar and Patna.

Study finds eight in ten children in Indiasuffer from oral health problems

Gillette launches'safalta apni

mutthi mein' in HPCHANDIGARH : Gillette, India’s leading men’sgrooming brand, began the first edition of GilletteGuard Safalta Apni Mutthi Mein initiative in Hi-machal Pradesh. This programme was conducted atBaddi University with over 100 students was verywell received by them and aims to reach 2000 stu-dents in the year. The aim is to make a difference inthe lives of these young students all set to enter thecorporate world and create more job opportunities forthem. Through this programme experts from the in-dustry encourage young India to prepare for the jour-ney to success.

The Gillette Guard Safalta Apni Mutthi Mein ini-tiative supports students in career planning and per-sonal grooming sessions by experts from the indus-try.

Final-year graduation students will go through aJob Test and be encouraged to participate in groupdiscussions. The aim of the program is to reach 2000students in Himachal Pradesh. Speaking about theinitiative, Baddi University, said, “Through GilletteIndia, over 100 students from our college have re-ceived the right guidance regarding their career op-tions. The Safalta Apni Mutthi Mein session offeredinsights on aspects like career and personality devel-opment highlighting the importance of grooming inthe path to success. This is sure to help the students inthe long run.’’

CHANDIGARH : TikTok, the world'sleading short video platform, has part-nered with Conservation International, tolaunch the #SaveOurOceans challenge.Conservation International works aroundthe world to protect oceans and marineecosystems – and the people whose livesand livelihoods depend on them.The chal-lenge spotlights the critical role of theworld's oceans and what we can do toprotect them for future generations. As aplatform for creativity, TikTok users canshow their support for ocean conservationthrough their short videos and raiseawareness to protect our oceans for a bet-ter future. From August 26 to September9, TikTok users can apply an ocean effectthat lets them virtually "clean plastic" outof the ocean. For every video uploadedwith the hashtag #SaveOurOceans, Tik-Tok will donate $2 to Conservation Inter-national to help save 3,000 square kilo-meters of ocean (up to $100,000).#SaveOurOceans is a global campaignand users from countries and regions in-cluding: the US, the UK, France, Spain,Italy, the Netherlands, India, Japan, Hong

Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Malaysia, Indone-sia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, thePhilippines, Turkey, MENA, SouthAfrica, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Ar-gentina and Chile can participate.“Tik-Tok's global community allows users toshowcase and consume creative, every-day moments through videos. We’re de-lighted to partner with Conservation In-ternational on the #SaveOurOceans chal-lenge, which empowers our communityto use their creativity to show their com-mitment to and raise awareness towardclean oceans,” said Nitin Saluja, Director,Public Policy, TikTok India.

#SaveOurOceans Together withTikTok and Conservation International

H O S H I A R P U R :Hoshiarpur circle ofPSPCL has organizedVoluntary DisclosureScheme camps forload regularisation athalf rates organised indifferent villages .Inorder to boost thisscheme Er.P.S.Khamba Dy.C.E vis-ited the camp atBhikhowal village ofHariana sub division& motivated farm-ers/consumers toavail this golden op-portunity of Voluntary DisclosureScheme,which is valid uptoOct.31,2019 at such lower rates of2500per bhp for AP consumers & at halfrates for domestic /NRS consumers.Hesaid that consumers have to apply theirload in a simple application without any

documentation in these camps. 1437BHP load of 380 consumers regularisedtoday in the circle & PSPCL earnedRs.38.79 lacs as revenue.He added thatsimilar camps shall be organised everyweek in different villages of circle, be-sides daily in sub.divns.

Preneet Kaur Member Parliament, Patiala awarding Winner Trophy to Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association forthe 8th All India Dhruve Pandove Invitation Tournament held at Patiala in which teams from Chhattisgarh, Pun-jab, Himachal Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh participated in this cricket tournament. Himachal Pradesh won thetournament. Sh.R.P. Pandove Secretary Patiala Cricket Association, Dr Janak Raj Sachdeva President PatialaCricket Association Sh Terwinder pal Singh DSO Retd also seen the picture.

VDS camps organized in different villages of Hoshiarpur circle

Zee Bollywood celebrates AkshayKumar's birthday with his 101%

Shuddh entertainers on 9th SeptemberCHANDIGARH : 'Singh jahan pair rakhta hain, woh ilakauska hojata hain', this dialogue turned into reality 51 years agoas a star was born with his dreams turning into reality as hepaved his way into becoming Bollywood's 101% Shuddh Khi-ladi. This megastar is none other than Bollywood's most lovedcelebrity, Rajiv Hari Om Bhatia famously known as AkshayKumar. From mastering the art of being a chef to donning 'Za-abardast' roles in the film industry, this Chandni Chowk mun-da's journey as been a source of inspiration to many. Since thebeginning of his career in the 1990's, Akshay Kumar has left nostone unturned in entertaining viewers with masaaledar filmsand roles across genres. This 9th September, as Akshay stepsinto another exciting year of his life, Zee Bollywood the 101%Shuddh Bollywood channel will telecast Akshay's 101% Shud-dh entertainers - 'Singh is Bliing' at 6pm followed by 'Singh isKinng' at 9pm to celebrate his birthday. From a marvellous ca-reer spanning over 29 years, and with a whopping 100+ titlescredited to his name, Akshay Kumar has managed to win mil-lions of hearts over. Singh is Kinng and Singh is Bliing, are twoof Akshay's 101% Shuddh Masaledar films that will leave youin splits. While the superstar has achieved great heights withvarious movies, Singh is Kinng is one of the biggest hits forAkshay Kumar that got a thunderous response at the box officeand is remembered for its quirky storyline till date. Along withthe fun narrative, the blockbuster songs like Teri Ore, Jee Kar-da, and Singh is Kinng is still quite a rage among the audience.Following the life of Raftaar Singh who is the apple of hismother's eye and the biggest irritant for his father, Singh is Bli-ing features Amy Jackson, Lara Dutta and Kay Kay Menon inthe lead, in addition to the man in the spotlight Akshay Kumar.Directed by Prabhu Deva, the movie is the second venture ofthe actor-director jodi and will air at 6pm.

The power performer OPPO Reno2 Z on sale now CHANDIGARH : The recently launched OPPO Reno2 Z is all set to go on sale fromSeptem-ber6, 2019in India. Packed with quad camera, OPPO Reno2 Z is India’s first smartphone pow-ered by MediaTek Helio P90. Priced at INR, 29,990/-, the smartphone will be available acrossoffline storesas well as at online platforms such as Amazon and Flipkart. The OPPO Reno2 Zstands out for its superior 48MP quad-camera setupthat providesultra-clear images. It also fea-tures the Ultra Dark Mode for clear nights shots even under zero light conditionsand Ultra SteadyVideo for super-stable videos on the go. At the front, the smartphone adorns OPPO’s famed16MP risingcamera. The vertical rising front camera module is located at the top center of thephone and can slide out in 0.74s. The Reno2 Z comes with MTK P90 processor whichincorpo-rates one of the most powerful AI powerhouses, ensuring a spectacular gaming experience alongwith enhanced camera capabilities.

MOHALI: The Punjab Pollution ControlBoard (PPCB) in partnership with Centri-ent Pharmaceuticals, a leading manufac-turer of beta-lactam antibiotics, organizeda sensitization workshop on the environ-mental aspects of antimicrobial resistance(AMR).

While the Central and State Govern-ments have been making strides to tackleoveruse and misuse of antibiotics in hu-mans and animal use, this workshop wasa step forward in looking at environmen-tal contributors to antimicrobial resist-ance, such as effluents and waste frompharmaceutical manufacturing plants andhospitals. Underlining the critical natureof the fight against AMR, Sh. Rakesh Ku-mar Verma, Principal Secretary, Depart-ment of Science, Technology & Environ-ment, Punjab, who was the Chief Guest,set the context for the workshop. Sh. Ver-ma highlighted that, “AMR is a seriouspublic health threat, and if immediate ac-tion is not taken to combat it, by 2050, theglobal death toll attributable to AMRcould be as high as 10 million per year. As

endorsed by the National Action Plan forContainment of AMR, a holistic one-health approach is needed to tackle thischallenge of AMR, especially since anumber of factors, including environmen-tal and industrial ones, contribute to itsrapid spread. At this juncture, unmitigatedspread of AMR could lead to humankindlosing one of its most fundamental pillarsof healthcare – antibiotics - and all stake-holders, including policymakers mustwork in convergence to save antibioticsfor the future generations.” The workshopwas attended by academicians from thepharmaceutical and environment sector,doctors and representatives of pharma-ceutical manufacturing companies fromPunjab. Professor Satwinder Singh Mar-waha, Chairman of the Punjab PollutionControl Board (PPCB), which organizedthe workshop, in his welcome address hestated that,“Punjab has already been ac-tively working on pollution abatementfrom various industries with the objectiveof ensuring environmental sustainability.In the case of pharmaceutical pollution,

the odds are even higher since untreatedantibiotic residue affects both the envi-ronment and public health. We understandthat environmental regulations for thepharmaceutical industry are soon to be re-vised to include antibiotic residue limits,and it is imperative that the industry beprepared well in advance in order to en-sure successful adoption and implementa-tion of these regulations. This workshop isthe first step in creating awarenessamongst pharma industry players, envi-ronmental research and civil societygroups about the need for sustainablemanufacturing of antibiotics, adequatetreatment of antibiotic-laden effluents,and monitoring and measurement ofresidue levels in wastewater.” Notableamong the speakers at the event were Sh.Manjit Singh Saluja, WHO Representa-tive in India (Environment), Dr. JyotiJoshi, Head-South Asia and GARP, AsiaCoordinator, Centre for Disease Dynam-ics, Economics & Policy (CDDEP), andDr. Rajeshwari Sinha, Deputy ProgrammeManager etc.

PPCB organises Workshop on Environmentalaspects of Antimicrobial Resistance

Freedom to love and liveCHANDIGARH : September 6 was a significant day in the lives of theLGBTQIA+ community in India. It was this day, last year; the SupremeCourt of India struck down Section 377, and decriminalized homosexual-ity in the country. The LaLiT Suri Hospitality Group played its part thenand continues to play a part by celebrating the occasion with The Free-dom Tour.The Freedom Tour breathes inclusivity and celebrates love withoutboundaries. The idea is to mobilize people across the country to start aconversation. To celebrate what has been achieved and plan the trickyroad ahead.The Executive Director of The LaLiT Suri Hospitality Group and founderof Keshav Suri Foundation (KSF), Mr. Keshav Suri, who was one of thepetitioners in the Supreme Court PIL, is excited to celebrate this day,“The feeling on September 6 is similar to how the entire country cele-brates Independence Day on August 15. It was a landmark verdict, and Istill get goosebumps thinking about that day. But like I have constantlysaid, we have won a small battle; the war for equal rights still rages. Wehope that through the platform of our Freedom Tour, people talk aboutthe next steps of marriage and other equalities.”The celebrations started on September 1 with a Queer Mic at Kitty SuDelhi. The event bought in queer folks to share their journey as their au-thentic selves through spoken word, poetry, comedy, storytelling andphoto exhibition. The main focus of the event was on the sex workers,HIV positive individuals and acid attack survivors who shared their jour-ney and inspired young individuals. As part of the Freedom Tour, TheLaLiT group invited some of the biggest artists in India. The talent pool isa diverse and inclusive field with performers from different regions andreligions ready to rock the Kitty Su floors. It is our Indian field with thecolors and cultures of the country coming together to celebrate theshades of the rainbow.

Honda Cars India launchesNew Ad Campaign for 2ndGeneration Honda AmazeCHANDIGARH : Honda Cars India Ltd. (HCIL), leading manufacturerof premium cars in India, unveiled its brand new ad campaign#IMadeIt-Big for the 2nd Generation #HondaAmaze striking an emotional chordwith customers. This campaign emphasizes Honda Amazeas ‘TheChoice’ of aspiring young customers, drawing spotlight on the impor-tance of family bond and values. The approach was to create commu-nication that not just builds product awareness but create an emotionaland memorable narrative that resonates with consumer’s aspirations.The campaign is being translated in 11 languages for regional connectas the car enjoys immense popularity in Tier 2 & 3 markets as well.Cre-ated by DentsuOne, this new campaign film beautifully captures anemotional conversation between a son and a mother as theycelebratethe first big moveby the son i.e. purchase of the 2nd Gen HondaAmaze. As the conversation deepens, the mother realizes that her sonhas not only made it ‘big in life’ but is also ‘big on values’. The musicand lyrics exemplifies assurance and peace of mind “Tere sang mile josukoonmujhe, wohnaapaasakunkahinaur main’.”Commenting on thisnew Ad-campaign, Mr. Rajesh Goel, Senior Vice President & Director,Sales and Marketing, Honda Cars India Limited said, “The2nd Genera-tion of Honda Amaze has been a resounding success for HCIL and wehave been able to touch more than 1 lakh families since its launch lastyear, making it the fastest selling Honda car in India. We wanted toconnect with the core target of aspiring youth and took a fresh guardthrough an emotional story-telling that perfectly portrays the real mean-ing of arriving ‘big’ in life