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Gujarat court refuses to ban book mocking PM Modi
BSF to train youths in 3 Upcoming Gujarati movie ‘Hardik border districts of Gujarat Abhinandan’ all set to release in August Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad
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A court here has dismissed a suit seeking a ban on the sale of a Gujarati book in which author Jayesh Shah, a Congress leader, has allegedly mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Civil court judge A M Dave cited Article 19 of the Constitution and dismissed the suit on Monday, holding that banning the book, titled “Fekuji Have Dilli Ma (Fekuji is in Delhi now)”, would violate the fundamental right of freedom of expressionThe book dwells on a list of promises made by Modi during his campaign for 2014 Lok Sabha polls and claims that he has failed to deliver on them. The suit demanding ban
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on the book was filed by a social worker Narsinh Solanki, who contended that the book is meant to “defame” Modi. Solanki alleged that the contents and the title of the book are defamatory and derogatory in nature and they would spoil the image of the Prime Minister. According to Solanki, Modi came to power just two years back, a timeframe too short to fulfil all the promises he made during the poll campaign.
Solanki sought the court’s intervention to put an immediate ban on the sale of the book, which is in the market since last few months. However, not convinced with the arguments of Solanki, the judge said that India is a democracy and people have all the right to express their personal views through a book. The court held that banning the book would violate the right of freedom of expression.
As part of its Skill Development Programme, the Border Security Force (BSF) will train 800-1000 youths from three border districts of Gujarat – Patan, Banaskantha and Kutch – for employment in defence and paramilitary forces, said a Gujarat government release Tuesday. The training will help the youths with the recruitment examinations of the Assam Rifles, defence forces, home guards and police and para-military forces, the release added. The BSF will be imparting train-
ing at its campuses in Gandhinagar, Dantiwada, Bhuj and Gandhidham. The training will include preparation for physical capability, physical training, written examination and escort duty. Each team of 50 youths will be given training for 30 days, during which they will also be provided with food, accommodation, uniform and physical training kits. The BSF has made arrangements with private security agencies to secure youths who do not clear the exam employment with a monthly salary of Rs 10,00012,000.
bad habits/fantasy world becomes their daily routine of life for which they start lying to their parents for money. But one day Muktamaasi catches them red handed while smoking hooka and kicks them out of her PG. With the help of estate agent Pappubhai they rent a new flat. Now, they become more careless about their life, career and studies. All they love to do now is Jalsa. And when their parents come to know about them they cut off with their parents. Soon, their dream world collapse. They waste their money in smoking and drinking.
Met Department’s (IMD) forecast, the morning’s depression over North Arabian Sea has moved Westwards and laid centred about 740 kme West South and laws related to social of Porbandar. The system media will be given to the would continue to move audience. Sharing details Westwards slowly towards about Social Media Day, Oman coast during next Chairman of Computer 24 hours. Also, the offTechnology Foundation shore trough at mean level Mr. Hemang Raval said, from South Gujarat coast “With the help of social to North Kerala coast media people of India persists. This is expected have been effectively to bring “light to moderexpressing and sharing ate rainfall and thundertheir thoughts, creativity showers very likely at a and rights. few places in Saurashtra, Kutch and North Gujarat region” on Wednesday, and will continue till the end of this week.
“There is no more terrible thing than to live and have one’s being under the shadow of a man-eater...” wrote the legendary Jim Corbett in his classic ‘Maneaters of Kumaon’ in 1944. Fear sinks deep in a countryside which is known to harbor a man-killing big cat. Many a wildlife enthusiast in recent months has shown a brisk readiness to assail any move by Forest Departments across states to deal with such ‘problem’ animals. While vigilantism serves to keep the system on its toes, sweeping and indiscriminate criticism only compounds the challenges in wildlife management. Man-animal conflict is a complicated issue, wherein history, culture and religion, socio-eco-
nomic aspects, forest and revenue land interface, myriad governmental jurisdictions, an expanding human population and its needs all play their part. It is hence important to segregate it from the issue of immediate and day-to-day wildlife management. The latter, which needs prompt and effective action, cannot be held hostage to the intransigence of the former. Nothing impacts the long-term success of wildlife conservation like
local community support and goodwill, and prompt action to protect this sacrosanct pillar of conservation becomes inescapable in cases of conflict, most imperatively in that most grave of circumstances: a human kill. This rather wide detour was to give context to the subject at hand: why conservation of the Asiatic Lion in India’s Sasan Gir National Park and surrounding areas is one of the world’s greatest conservation success stories.
cent state executive of the party in Mehsana recently, the district executives would also be completed soon, he said. Announcing programmes of the party in the coming days Rupani said that from July 4 to July 6, 24,000 party workers would be visiting 48,000 booths, often accompanied by senior party leaders. “The workers will hold meetings at the booth level,” he said. “On July 4-5, there will be a meeting of party MPs, both from RS and LS, at Ahmedabad which will be attended by party leaders like V Satish, Dinesh Sharma, CM Anandiben Patel and me. Various issues like the role of MPs, their issues and MPs’ Adarsh Gram Yojana will be discussed,” he added.
This will also enable the health department with the early detection of birth defects, and provide their remedies when possible. To implement this decision, the health department has issued a directive on June 10 to all districts stating, “District hospital, sub district hospital or wherever the sonography machine is available and for gynaeocologist or radiologist are also available to conduct sonography, at such places it is important to conduct sonography of each pregnant w omen at least once.” “From this, we can identify pregnancies with higher risks, keep a tab on
the development of foetus, identify if there is any abnormality in the foetus, and provide required medical assistance. So, sonography should be conducted on every pregnant woman at least once in the second and third trimester,” the directions issued by the department further stated. “Though the availability of a gynaecologist and a radiologist is essential for conducting sonography at government health cen-
tres, the department has even allowed the same to be conducted at a private radiology centre in case of non-availability of medical expert or infrastructure. This is basically aimed at economically lower sections who either cannot afford the medical assistance or are not aware about these medical check-ups that should be undertaken on a regular basis,” said additional director (family welfare) Dr N B Dholakia.
In Saurashtra, the Balambhadi Dam (in Kalavad, Jamnagar) reached 1.05 metre live storage
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The Big Gir Success : This Gujarat Model Deserves Worldwide Applause Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad
Computer Technology Foundation to celebrate Social Media Day on June 30
Gujarat eletions 2017: BJP to train workers on party history, media management
Rupani said the first step would be to take the training campaign to the district level in July, when 12,000 workers would be trained and given certificates Sunvilla News | Gandhinagar
The BJP plans to train 5 lakh party workers in Gujarat ahead of the 2017 Assembly elections on subjects like the history of the party, RSS ideologues, the government’s achievements and media management. This was announced by state BJP chief Vijay Rupani here on Tuesday. Rupani said the first step would be to take the training cam-
paign to the district level in July, when 12,000 workers would be trained and given certificates. “About 12,000 workers at the district level will be trained by party leaders and senior district office-bearers in four phases covering 12 sessions. They will be trained on 12 subjects,” Rupani said. “The subjects will include the BJP’s history from the Jana Sangh era, workers and their methods, the government’s achieve-
ments, (RSS ideologue Deendayal Upadhyay’s) Ekatma Manav Darshan, and a session on Free Discussion and Media Management that includes social media.” He added, “Workers will for the first time be given certificates as trained workers. This will build a trained ideological cadre of the party.” He rejected the idea that a certified worker would get preference for a party ticket in the 2017 elections. After the re-
Whenever we think about big cities like Ahmedabad, image of big colleges, glamorous lifestyle, large shopping malls, multiplexes and night life comes in to our mind. Today, large number of youth belongs to small cities directly or indirectly falls in the trap of smoking, liquor, hookahbar and gradually goes down in depression during their study in a big city. A new film ‘Hardik Abhinandan’ showing reality of youth will surely kick-off new debate among youth and parents. Well known film director and writer Dev Keshwala and leading production house Kamdhenu Entertainment LLP have made the file ‘Hardik Abhinandan’ telling the story of three youth who came to Ahmedabad for higher studies. Story: Hardik AbhiNandan is a story about 3 boys Hardik Mochi, Abhimanyusingh Zala and Nandan Patel
who come to Ahmedabad from small cities of Gujarat for their further studies. Mukta masi, the owner of paying guest house is a very strict who has her own rules and regulations. But the boys have their own fantasy about the city life. They don’t want to get into the studies. The only thing they want to do in Ahmedabad is JALSAA! They want to enjoy their freedom. They get attracted to Aarti, daughter of Mukta maasi. On the very first day of college they get into their fantasy world of smoking hookah in a private hookabaar. These
Rain fills parched dams in Saurashtra With Saurashtra region receiving continuous rain for the last few days, Balambhadi dam in Jamnagar and Aji-II in Rajkot recorded fresh inflow of water while others continued to remain dry and maintained their existing water levels. In Saurashtra, the Balambhadi Dam and an outflow of 800 cusecs. According to the (in Kalavad, Jamnagar) reached 1.05 metre live storage. Aji-II has also received fresh inflow and its present live storage is 2.4 Sunvilla News | Ahmedabad metre. Also, with rainfall Every year on 30th June, at a few isolated places in Social Media has been count Committee (PAC) central Gujarat, including celebrated all over the and MLA Mr. Shaktisinh Vadodara district, Narmaworld and to be part of Gohil, well known writer da dam level that has an the celebration, Comput- and blogger Mr. Urvish overflow mark of 121.92 er Technology Founda- Kothari and Intellectual metre has reached 115.16 tion (CTF) has organized Property Right attorney metre with a fresh inflow guest lecture series at and advocate Mr. Jatin of 12,603 cusec water on Ahmedabad Management Trivedi will address the Tuesday. However, in SuAssociation (AMA) to- audience on various subrat, Ukai dam’s water levmorrow. On the occasion jects. Also, information on el remained at 283.9 feet Chairman of Public Ac- advantage-disadvantages with no inflow in the dam
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Gujarat health care: Govt centres must hold sonography test for pregnant women
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The Gujarat health department has made it mandatory for all medical colleges, district hospitals, community health centres and other government institutes where the facility is available, to conduct sonographies for pregnant women at least once during their second and third trimester. Private radiology centres will be roped in if the facility is not available at government health institutes. According to authorities, the move has been taken in order to identify high-risk birth conditions, and with medical intervention, help in its timely prevention.
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