Coir Board Pavilion is having participation from 28 nos. of exhibitors from various parts of the country which depicts the skill and craftsmanship of coir workers in producing a variety of handmade products and handicrafts like toy, ornaments etc. The range displayed at the pavilion includes traditional coir products like handloom coir mat, mattings, Rubberized Mattress, handicraft coir products, carpets, coir pith, coir geo-textiles, etc.

The fair offers opportunity to entrepreneurs engaged in Coir sector to showcase their products to a very large pool of potential customers and create new avenues for growth and self-reliance.

Shri Jitan Ram Manjhi visited the stalls of 2 Research Institutes of Coir Board i.e. Central Coir Research Institute (CCRI) and Central Institute of Coir Technology (CICT) in the pavilion wherein the newly developed machines/technologies/products were exhibited and interacted with the exhibitors. Live demonstrations on the Application of Coir Geotextiles for soil erosion control, Coir pith composting using PITHPLUS, Cocolawn, Mobile Fibre Extraction Machine (MFEM) etc are exhibited in the CCRI stall.

Coir Board’s participation at IITF 2024 underscores its commitment to raising public awareness of the Coir sector and its role in achieving a developed nation by 2047.

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PM Modi gave the mantra of ‘Progress of the People’ at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit on Saturday. He said that the people of India have handed over the capital of their trust to us for the huge goal of making a developed India.

He said that in the era of social media, false news has also spread. Even in this era, the citizens of India have faith in us. When the confidence of the public increases, its different effect is seen on the development of the country. The culture of risk taking has been common from the ancient civilization to today’s developed countries. The changes that have come in the country in the last 10 years have again given new energy to the culture of risk taking among the citizens of India.

PM Modi said that the government has eliminated gas shortage in the last 10 years. Similarly, mobile phones and Rupay cards are examples. Earlier, having a debit or credit card made people feel proud. Today, even the poor have Rupay credit and debit cards in their pockets. Today, even the poorest of the poor do online transactions. They use UPI. This is also an example of employment through investment and dignity through development.

PM Modi said that to understand the growth trajectory on which India is today, it is important to look at another approach of our government. This approach is – ‘Spend Big for People’, ‘Save Big for People’, i.e. more spending on the public and more savings for the public.

Citing an example, PM Modi said that today our capital expenditure is more than Rs 11 lakh crore. This amount is being spent on new hospitals, roads, railways, research facilities. Along with increasing spending on the public, we are also saving the public’s money. For example, the country has saved Rs 3.5 lakh crore due to direct benefit transfer. The poor have saved Rs 1 lakh crore due to free treatment under the Ayushman Bharat scheme. The citizens have saved Rs 30,000 crore due to the cheap medicines available at the Jan Aushadhi Kendra. The Ujala scheme has saved Rs 20,000 crore in the electricity bills of the people.

He said, “For the first time, 12 crore people have got clean water under the Har Ghar Nal Se Jal scheme, due to which such families have saved more than Rs 10,000 every year. 10 years ago, no one had thought of such a big change in India. Today there is a hope and thought that this century will be India’s century. For this, we will have to make many more efforts and we are also working in this direction. We have to make such world class products, such world class infrastructure, education, films etc. should be made.” PM Modi further said, “We are moving with the mantra of Progress of the People, Progress by the People, Progress for the People. 10 years ago, nobody had thought that such a big change would happen in India. India’s success has inspired us to dream bigger and fulfill it. Today there is a hope, a thought that this century is India’s century.”

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According to the police, the incident took place at around 10:38 pm, when four miscreants riding on two bikes opened fire from outside the petrol pump office cabin and then fled from the spot. Anshul Rathi, injured in the firing, was admitted to GTB Hospital, where doctors said that he was injured by glass pieces, although his condition is out of danger. It is being told that Anshul Rathi was working as a supervisor at the petrol pump for six years.

It is being told that the police is scanning the CCTV footage to identify the miscreants who opened fire. Petrol pump owner Harish Chaudhary told the police that this incident may have happened due to old enmity. Harish Chaudhary is a resident of Gokulpuri area and has some legal cases pending against him. However, after talking to the family and acquaintances of the pump supervisor Anshul Rathi, it was learnt that he had no personal dispute with anyone.

One person said, “Harish Chaudhary was the target of the miscreants. They fired 20-22 rounds of bullets. Bullet marks are visible both inside and outside the office. The fear of Delhi Police has vanished from the miscreants. Delhi has now become a crime city. An employee of our petrol pump has been injured. He is admitted in the hospital.”

According to an eyewitness, “20-22 rounds of bullets were fired at Mukul Diesel Pump in Gokulpuri. The incident took place between 10-11 pm late at night.”

The police is investigating the matter seriously and is trying to identify the accused soon.

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The cabinet says that planning for bus marshals is a matter of service as well as law and order. Therefore, the LG has been requested to make a plan for this.

Senior officials have given in writing to the Delhi government that only the LG has the right to make a policy for bus marshals. Therefore, the cabinet has said that till the plan is made, the bus marshals should be reinstated immediately as before 31 October 2023. It may take several months or years for the LG to make a policy. Therefore, the cabinet has urged to immediately reinstate the bus marshals where they were posted.

It said that the Delhi government is ready to bear all the financial expenses incurred on the bus marshals. The LG should immediately allow the use of civil defence volunteers as bus marshals. For ease of understanding, the decision of the cabinet meeting has been sent to the LG in both Hindi and English.

The Delhi government has said that the 2012 Nirbhaya incident had exposed the lack of women’s safety. In view of this, bus marshals were deployed to protect women so that security is maintained in buses at all times. The presence of bus marshals also reassures passengers, especially women, that there is a person in the bus who is ready to prevent incidents like molestation, theft or fights. CCTV cameras help in identifying the culprit after the incident, but bus marshals take immediate action, which can prevent the incident.

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According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the average air quality index in the capital Delhi has been recorded at 347 till 7:30 am on Monday. While the AQI in Faridabad, a city of Delhi NCR, remains 165, 302 in Gurugram, 242 in Ghaziabad, 271 in Greater Noida and 237 in Noida.

At the same time, the highest AQI of 409 was recorded in Jahangirpuri, Delhi.

The AQI level remained between 300 to 400 in most areas of the capital Delhi, in which 378 was recorded in Anand Vihar, 397 in Alipur, 389 in Ashok Vihar, 400 in Bawana, 352 in Burari Crossing, 316 in Mathura Road, 356 in Dwarka Sector 8, 344 in Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range, 311 in DTU and 336 AQI was recorded in IGI Airport. Apart from this, AQI was recorded at 338 in ITO, 216 in Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, 308 in Lodhi Road, 369 in Major Dhyanchand Stadium, 389 in Mundka, 344 in Mandir Marg, 352 in Narela, 368 in Nehru Nagar, 363 in North Campus DU, 356 in Najafgarh, 366 in Patparganj, 339 in Okhla Phase 2, 369 in NSIT Dwarka, 368 in RK Puram, 384 in Rohini, 383 in Shadipur, 337 in Siri Fort, 372 in Vivek Vihar and 391 in Wazirpur.

AQI of 325 was measured around Geeta Colony of East District. Here, water is being sprayed on the roads, so that the dust flying on the roads settles there and does not spread in the air. Due to the spread of dust particles in the air, people, especially children and the elderly, face difficulty in breathing.

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NDMC has been reconstituted by the Notifications issued from Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India on 17th September, and 5th November, 2024 in which three elected representatives from NDMC area constituencies, four Official- Members and four Non-Official Members have been nominated.

Accordingly, LG – Delhi, Shri Saxena also administered the oath to Ms. Bansuri Swaraj, MP-New Delhi, Shri Virendra Singh, MLA-Delhi Cantt., Shri Anil Valmiki, Smt. Sarita Tomar and Shri Dinesh Partap Singh, and Smt. Niharika Rai, Secretary (Finance), Government of NCT of Delhi as Members of NDMC today evening .

Among them, Shri Kuljeet Chahal has been nominated as the Vice – Chairperson of NDMC as per the notification of MHA.

The oath taking ceremony was also attended by the Chief Minister, Delhi – Ms. Atishi Marlena, Member of Parliament – Shri Ramvir Singh Bidhuri, Shri Yogendra Chandolia and Chief Secretary, Delhi- Shri Dharmendra and other Senior Officers of Council & Delhi Government.

In the exercise of the power conferred by the certain provisions of the NDMC Act, 1994, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India in every five years is issuing a notification for nominations of the Members of NDMC. As per the NDMC Act every new member before taking his seat, is required to take an oath of affirmation in the prescribed format.

The New Delhi Municipal Council Act, 1994 was amended in January, 2012. In accordance with the NDMC (Amendment) Act, 2011, a thirteen member Council headed by a Chairperson governs the New Delhi Municipal Council. Out of 12 members, 2 members are MLAs of New Delhi representing constituencies which comprises wholly or partly the New Delhi area and the Member of Parliament (MP), representing constituency which comprises wholly or partly the New Delhi area, 05 are official members and 04 are non – official members nominated by the Central Government.

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Kejriwal once again said on Sunday that he will waive off all the old bills and make the water bill zero. Those who have received wrong bills, they do not need to pay that bill.

Kejriwal, while directly interacting with the people in Rajouri Garden on Sunday, said, “I can fight them alone, but I need your support to save the work done in Delhi. Assembly elections are due after three-four months. This election is not to make Aam Aadmi Party win again, but this election is to save Delhi. People had given us the responsibility of Delhi 10 years ago. In these 10 years, we have worked with a lot of honesty. Other parties cannot do this work. Therefore, they want that all these works should be stopped in Delhi, because ever since these works have started in Delhi, it is becoming difficult for these parties to face the public in the rest of the country.” Arvind Kejriwal said that you people should call your relatives in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Haryana and ask how many hours of power cuts are there. Till 2013, electricity bills of thousands of rupees used to come in Delhi. When I contested the first election in 2013, I used to roam from street to street. Wherever I went, people used to sit with their electricity bills. There used to be an electricity bill of Rs 8,000, 10,000, 15,000. People used to say that they should either pay the bill or educate their children or run their household. Today, the electricity bills of the people of Delhi are either zero or very less.

Arvind Kejriwal said that we did good work in Delhi. The voice of those works reached Punjab. In Punjab, people gave us 92 out of 117 seats. Now the voice of the work done in Delhi is echoing in the whole country. This voice reached Gujarat. We got five MLAs. The voice reached Goa, two of our MLAs came. One of our MLAs has also come to Jammu and Kashmir.

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He has also served as Secretary of New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC), Secretary to Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit. He has also served as Joint Secretary, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India, Chief Executive Officer, Delhi Jal Board and Environment Secretary, Government of Delhi, Chairman and Managing Director, Delhi Tourism and Development Transport Corporation Ltd., Energy and Education Secretary, Government of Goa, Excise Commissioner, Government of Delhi, Deputy Commissioner South-West, Government of Delhi

His hobby is photography, and he is also a very good photographer.

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Speaking at an event during ‘ITU-WTSA 2024’ in the national capital, the Union Minister said, “We are at a critical point where emerging technologies are laying the foundation of a new world”.

He further said, since the launch of the “Startup India, Standup India” initiative in 2015, India has become the third largest ecosystem for startups globally with over 1.12 lakh government-recognized startups.

He said, “Academic research and startups are finding solutions to problems across different industrial sectors.

The India 6G Alliance is an important platform bringing together industry leaders, academia, startups and the government to advance 6G innovation. The platform is working under the Innovate in India vision for India and the world.

The Union Minister advised the youth to start small but think big and act immediately.

“You don’t need all the resources in the world to start something, just conviction,” Dr Pemmasani told the attendees at the ‘Innovation Exchange’ event.

Many people wait for the right conditions or adequate funding, but the best time to start is now. Action creates momentum, and momentum fosters success,”

Madhu Arora, Technology Member, Digital Communications Commission, Department of Telecommunications, asked ITU to support India on 5G Intelligent Village and AI-led Digital Twins technology.

Dr Cosmas Lakison Jawajawa, Director, Bureau of Telecommunications Development (BDT), ITU, said it is important to remember that people decided to innovate because they wanted to improve the quality of life and open new doors of opportunities and choices.

“Technology is a tool. I urge everyone in the development sector to make better use of technology. Technology should be used to save humanity with food supply, medication and shelter,” he said.

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Arvind Kejriwal said that the BJP people left no stone unturned to harass the people of Delhi. I cannot see the people of Delhi in trouble, the people of Delhi are part of my family. Now I have come out of jail and we are restarting all the work stopped by the BJP. In this sequence, the Delhi government is restarting the ‘Chief Minister Jai Bhim Yojana’.

Arvind Kejriwal said that under the ‘Chief Minister Jai Bhim Yojana’, children of Dalit, SC-ST, OBC and EWS community will be prepared for competitive examinations for free. Now the children of the poor will also progress and contribute to the development of the country.

He said that the ‘Mukhyamantri Jai Bhim Yojana’ was stopped by hatching a conspiracy to send Arvind Kejriwal to jail. But, all these conspiracies collapsed in front of Arvind Kejriwal’s vision of taking the children of the poor and deprived class forward through education. Through this scheme, the youth will now be able to fulfill their dreams again by getting free coaching for competitive exams.

Arvind Kejriwal said that the previous governments in Delhi did not do any work and hence they did not have to clash with the LG. Manish Sisodia built schools and hence he had to go to jail. If we also do not do any work, then we will not have to struggle. We do not have enmity with any party, we want to fix the system. The BJP people had also stopped the ‘Farishte Yojana’. But, now we have restarted it. Under this scheme, a person injured in a road accident can be admitted to any hospital and no questions will be asked to the person getting him admitted. Along with this, the Delhi government will bear the entire cost of treatment of the injured person. Due to this scheme, till now we have saved the lives of more than 26 thousand people.

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