Delhi BJP President & Gen. Secretary Petty BSES Contractors

15 01 2015

Satish Upadhyay and his General Secretary from the party immediately.
It was Impossible for BSES to install FAST METERS without the services
of Satish Upadhyay and Anil Ashish Sood – Meters are Tested after
Installation but they didn’t disclose the FEATURES installed in the
Meters to Run Fast.
1.    All Meters were set to run around 3% fast at all times.
2.    All Meters were Programmed to Capture Return Current in case of
common Neutral between two meters.
3.    All Meters had Software to Run Meters Fast – Technology Defined in
General Electric Patents abused by BSES.
Within 2-3 months of Takeover by BSES in July2002 all Electricity
Meters were Test Checked by Companies like the one owned by Satish
Upadhyay – meters even 1% Slow Were Replaced Immediately – 17% Fast
were not.
Most meters were needlessly replaced 2-4 Times – Good
Electro-Mechanical Meters were replaced by L&T Meters and then by
Chinese / Indian Computerized Meters.
Purchase of Meters needlessly in itself is Rs.1000 Crore Scam and Fast
Meters in last 12.5 years Caused Rs.12,500 Crores Scam to Consumers.
Satish Upadhyay responsible for Meters installation was also INVOLVED
IN FABRICATED THEFT CASES – BSES didn’t account for Load Factor which
is 11%. For example a Consumer with 10KW Load would have 1.1KW average
load.
Over 1,00,000 Fabricated Cases were registered and many times more
were SIMPLE EXTORTIONS. This too is Rs.1000 Crores Direct Loss to
Consumers – and many times more for Extortions.
Since 2002 I have made Petitions to PMO regarding LOOT of BSES & NDPL.
Delhi BJP has Sabotaged LED & SolarPV Programs.
Ravinder Singh, Inventor & Consultant, INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND PROJECTS
Y-77, Hauz Khas, New Delhi-110016, India. Ph; 091- 9718280435, 9650421857

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#4: UBA All India Inter University Basketball Tournament for Men Day 3

15 01 2015

#4: UBA All India Inter University Basketball Tournament for Men Day 3 and Day 2 Evening- Bengaluru wins thriller against Punjab, Hosts Sathyabama stays undefeated
Gopalakrishnan R & Vishnu Ravi Shankar, Chennai, 13^th- 14^th January 2015: In an exciting series of morning games, a full strength Jain University, Bengaluru team which was seeded 4^th from the South Zone, upset North Zone’s no. 1 side Punjab University, Chandigarh 99-97. Earlier on the same court, Jamia Millia Delhi continued its deceptive winning streak beating MG Kasi Vidya Peet University, Varanasi in a must win match.
Jain University, Bengaluru trailed by double digits early in the fourth quarter before its point guard Vinoth drained back to back threes that brought his team within one possession. Two quick fast break opportunities followed, and that coupled with Punjab missing some clutch freethrows meant that Bengaluru side went through to the quarterfinals as the top seeded team from Pool A.
In the other close morning match, GNDU Amritsar beat Bharathiar University, Coimbatore 81-65 to force a triple tie in Pool C between Bharati Vidya Peet University, Pune, GNDU and Bharathiar. It remains to be seen which two out of these three teams will go through to the knockout stages.

Chennai teams remain undefeated in Day 2 Evening Games

The two teams from Chennai that have qualified for the UBA All India Inter-University Basketball Tournament for Men 2014-15, Sathyabama University and University of Madras have remained undefeated thus far in the league stages. The University of Madras played their second game yesterday evening against the team from Jamia Milia Islamia, New Delhi and picked up a 71-58 win. The game remained close in the first half, with Jamia staying within single digits of the University of Madras team. However, the Chennai team pulled away in the second half owing to their superior size advantage over the New Delhi team. Karthickeyan S. from the University of Madras team poured in 27 points, while his team’s imposing centre Jeevanatham P. put in 12 points and had numerous blocks.
The home team, Sathyabama University faced a formidable opponent in Pandit Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur yesterday evening. The game was an up-and-down battle in the first half that saw four lead changes. Both teams were sloppy throughout the game with a similar number of turnovers, but Sathyabama’s superior rebounding advantage (43-19 in team rebounds) carried them through to victory. Sathyabama’s point guard, Arun Prashanth led from the front with 23 points and 4 assists in the game, while Sathyabama’s centre, Rakesh had a double-double with 21 points and 11 rebounds. Despite Kiranpal S. from the Raipur team shooting lights out from beyond the 3-point line and scoring a game-high 35 points, it was not enough as Sathyabama maintained their lead in the second half and hung on for the win.
In the matches held on the outdoor courts yesterday, the top seed from the North Zone, Punjab University, Chandigarh picked up their second win of the tournament with a comfortable 65-48 victory against the team from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal on the basis of a balanced scoring attack. The other game was between GNDU, Amritsar and the fourth seed of the East Zone, VBS Purvanchal University, Jaunpur. This was a completely one-sided affair as the second seed from the North Zone, GNDU Amritsar dominated the Jaunpur team from start to finish to pick up a 95-58 blowout victory. GNDU’s Sukhjit N. had 22 points and 7 assists and Harmanpreet put up a double-double with 22 points and 10 rebounds.

Evening Results from 14^th January 2015

Outdoor Court ‘B’

Bharati Vidya Peet University, Pune (Akshay Bhosale 32, Gautam Daddikar 18, Aniket Jadhav 16) bt VBS Purvanchal University, Jaunpur (Gurpreet Singh 18, Ravi Kishor 9) 100-47 [37-16, 27-3, 23-13, 13-15]

Morning Results from 14^th January 2015

Outdoor Court ‘A’

Jamia Millia Islamia University, Delhi (Ankur Tomar 17, Manu Babu 14, Harsh Malik 10) bt MGKVP, Varanasi (Abhishek Kumar 28, Ashish Kr Singh 16) 65-61 [11-17, 14-17, 19-11, 21-16]
Jain University, Bengaluru (Kaif Zia 24, Visu Palani 23, Yashas Ramesh 20) bt Punjab University, Chandigarh (Khushmeet 28, Ravi 25, Arshpreet 15) 99-97 [25-28, 23-24, 19-25, 32-20]

Outdoor Court ‘B’

Pt RSS University, Raipur (Kiranpal Singh 23, Rahul Kumar 15, Krishna Pandey 13) bt Shivaji University, Kolhapur (Arshad R Khan 14, Paresh Naikwade 12) 74-39 [19-10, 18-9, 25-8, 12-12]
GNDU, Amritsar (Harman Singh 26, Yadurinder Yada 17, Subjeet Singh 15) bt Bharathiar University, Coimbatore (Kasi 21, Sri Ramalu 14, Gopi 9) 81-65 [20-21, 17-12, 16-10, 28-22]

Evening Results from 13th January 2015

Indoor Court

GNDU, Amritsar (Sukhjit N. 22 pts 7 assists, Harmanpreet S. 22 pts 10 rebounds, Yadwinder S. 21 pts) bt V.B.S. Purvanchal University, Jaunpur (Ravi K. 16 pts, Gurdit S. 14 pts 16 rebounds, Shantnu S. 12 pts) 95-52 [14-10, 31-15, 36-15, 14-12]
Sathyabama University, Chennai (Arun Prashanth 23 pts, Rakesh 21 pts 11 rebounds, Vimal R. 16 pts) bt Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur (Kiranpal S. 35 pts, Ajay Pratap Singh 17 pts, Vinay J. 14 pts) 88-76 (21-21, 21-15, 25-15, 21-25)

Outdoor Court ‘A’

Punjab University, Chandigarh (Maninder 10, Deepak 10, Rajveer 10) bt University of Burdwan, West Bengal (Ranjoy Prasad 16, Rahul Josh 14, Raj Mukherjee 10) 65-48 [18-0, 15-21, 16-7, 16-20]
University of Madras, Chennai (Karthickeyan S 27, Jeevanatham P 12, Nagaraj N 10) bt Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi (Manu Babu 24, Yugal Beniwal 9, Ankur Dwivedi 8) 71-58 [15-14, 16-11, 19-19, 21-14]

About the All India University Championships

The Association of Indian Universities (“AIU”) Annual Men’s National Basketball Championship Tournament is a large Pan-India basketball tournament.  The winning team is crowned the number one university basketball team in India.  The Tournament is structured similar to the NCAA Basketball tournament in the United States.  It is broken down into regional series which are held in each of four regions in India — The South Zone, the North Zone, the East Zone, and the West Zone.  The teams in each region compete in regional tournaments, and the four winning teams from each region play in the final Tournament – The Inter Zonal Tournament.
The top four teams that have qualified from each of the four zones are as follows:

South Zone

1. Sathyabama University, Chennai
2. Madras University, Chennai
3. Bharathiar University, Coimbatore
4. Jain University, Bengaluru

North Zone

1. Punjab University, Chandigarh
2. Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar
3. University of Delhi, Delhi
4. Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi

East Zone

1. Mahatma Gandhi Kasi Vidyapeeth University, Varanasi
2. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur
3. Burdwan University, Burdwan
4. Veer Bahadur Singh Purvanshal University, Jaunpur

West Zone

1. Bharati Vidya Peet University, Pune
2. University of Rajasthan, Jaipur
3. Savitribai Phule University, Pune
4. Shivaji University, Kolhapur

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“The Contemporary Embassy – Paths to Diplomatic Excellence”

15 01 2015

Book Discussion on “The Contemporary Embassy – Paths to Diplomatic Excellence” with Ambassador Kishan S. Rana
EVENT DETAILS
DATE		Wednesday, January 28, 2015
TIME		4:00 PM  – 5:30 PM (Registration: 03:30 pm)
LOCATION		WWF Auditorium, 172-B, Lodhi Estate, New Delhi – 110003
SPEAKERS		Ambassador Kishan S. Rana, Former Indian Ambassador to Germany Dr. C. Raja Mohan, Distinguished Fellow, Observer Research Foundation (ORF)
CHAIR		Ambassador Eric Gonsalves, Former Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs and Ambassador to Belgium and to EEC and Luxembourg
ABOUT THE EVENT Embassies are at the cutting edge of the international system, agencies of the home system that transact with foreign countries. Past few years have witnessed evolution of purpose of diplomacy as set out in the Vienna Convention of Diplomatic Relations 1961, as a consequence of which the role of embassies has been extended to being that of a promoter, negotiator, communicator, manager, synthesiser, and service provider across the entire gamut of external affairs. This proactive and intensive involvement has lead to perceive embassies as the “CEO’s of multiagency missions reaching out to the entire society and not just the government”. In that context, Ambassador Kishan S. Rana raises the question whether embassies are likely to undergo evolutionary changes adapting to requirements of efficiency and tighter accountability in his book “The Contemporary Embassy – Paths to Diplomatic Excellence”. The book discussion session will have experts on diplomacy reflecting over the main argument of the book on the departure from formulistic rituals of diplomacy and on ways embassies could do better.
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SPEAKERS   AMBASSADOR KISHAN S RANA, Former Indian Ambassador to Germany Ambassador Kishan S. Rana is a career diplomat who joined Indian Foreign Service in 1960. He served as Ambassador/High Commissioner to Algeria, Czechoslovakia, Kenya, Mauritius, and Germany; also consul general in San Francisco and worked in China (1963-65, 1970-72). He also served on staff of PM Indira Gandhi (1981-82). In addition, Ambassador Rana is a Professor Emeritus, DiploFoundation, Malta and Geneva; Honorary Fellow, Institute of Chinese Studies, Delhi; Archives By-Fellow, Churchill College, Cambridge; Public Policy Scholar, Woodrow Wilson Centre, Washington DC; guest faculty, Diplomatic Academy, Vienna; Commonwealth Adviser, Namibia Foreign Ministry, 2000-01. Ambassador Rana authored number of books on diplomacy and international affairs such as Inside Diplomacy (2000); Managing Corporate Culture (co-author, 2000); Bilateral Diplomacy (2002); The 21st Century Ambassador (2004); Asian Diplomacy (2007); Diplomacy of the 21st Century (2011); India’s North-East States, the BCIM Forum and Regional Integration, (co-author, 2012); The Contemporary Embassy (2013). Ambassador Rana is fluent in Chinese and French. He holds a BA (Hons) and a MA in economics, St Stephens College Delhi. DR C RAJA MOHAN, Distinguished Fellow, Observer Research Foundation Dr. C Raja Mohan is a Distinguished Fellow at ORF and is leading the Strategic Studies Initiative of the Foundation. He is also a foreign affairs columnist for ‘The Indian Express’, a Visiting Research Professor at the Institute of South Asian Studies, Singapore, and a Non-Resident Senior Associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Washington DC. Earlier he was a Professor of South Asian Studies at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi and the Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. He was the Henry Alfred Kissinger Chair in Foreign Policy and International Relations at the Library of Congress, Washington DC during 2009-10. Dr. Mohan served as the Diplomatic Editor and the Washington Correspondent of ‘The Hindu’ and the Strategic Affairs Editor of ‘The Indian Express’. His area of expertise includes India’s Foreign and Defence policies, Asian Security, Arms Control & Disarmament, and the Impact of Rising Powers on the Global Order.  CHAIR AMBASSADOR ERIC GONSALVES,   Former Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs and Ambassador to Belgium and EEC and Luxembourg Ambassador Eric Gonsalves is a career diplomat born on 5 May 1928. He joined the Indian Foreign Service in 1950 and served in various capacities including Counsellor, London; Deputy Chief of Mission, Washington; Ambassador to Japan and the European Union; Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs (Vice Minister). After retirement he served as Director, India International Centre, Delhi 1986-91, Director, Asian Relations Commemorative Conference 1987, Member, International Observer Group, Sri Lanka Elections 1989-94, Member, Board of Management MAHE (now Manipal University) 1994-2006, President, Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, New Delhi (till April 2008). Currently, he is Member of Governing Body, Centre for Policy Research, Delhi and Convenor Indian Delegation BCIM (Bangladesh China India Myanmar) Forum. Ambassador Gonsalves holds a B.SC (Hons) degree from Madras University.

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18th National Conference of IORA in collaboration with Gokhale Institute

15 01 2015

Dear Sir/Madam, I am happy to bring it to your kind notice that BIMTECH is organizing 3 days 18th National Conference of IORA in collaboration with Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Pune at Greater Noida. In view of your knowledge and expertise, I request you to kindly contribute a research paper for the conference. I also request you to kindly share the information with your colleagues and research scholars. Your contribution is envisaged to enrich the proceedings.  Brochure of the conference is attached. Abstract may be also submitted on http://bimtech.ac.in/iora-2015/upload-abstract/ With profound regards Dr. Shri Prakash Prof. of Eminence Centre for Research Studies Birla Institute of Management Technology Knowledge Park-II, Plot No-5 Greater Noida.Pin-201306 Tel:-0120-2323001-10, Extn -365 Direct Number: 0120-3239654 Email: iora.conference@bimtech.ac.in Conference Website: www.bimtech.ac.in/iora-2015/

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‘Hamare Yatraon ke Madhyam se Himalaya ko Samajhna:

15 01 2015

Nehru Memorial Museum and Library

cordially invites you to a Public Lecture

(in the ‘Samaj, Itihas aur Sahitya’ series)

at 3.00 pm on Monday, 19^th January, 2015

in the Auditorium, Library Building

on

‘Hamare Yatraon ke Madhyam se Himalaya ko Samajhna:

Askot-Aaraakot Abhiyan 1974-84-94-2004 aur 2014 ka anubhav’

by

Prof. Shekhar Pathak,

Former Fellow,

NMML.

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RBI slashes Repo rate by 25 bps

15 01 2015

• The policy Repo rate under the liquidity adjustment facility (LAF) has been reduced to 7.75% from 8%;
• Cash reserve ratio (CRR) of scheduled banks kept unchanged at 4% of net demand and time liabilities (NDTL);
• Continue to provide liquidity under overnight repos at 0.25% of bank-wise NDTL at the LAF repo rate and liquidity under 7-day and 14-day term repos of up to 0.75% of NDTL of the banking system through auctions; and
• Continue with daily one-day term repos and reverse repos to smooth liquidity.

Consequently, the reverse repo rate under the LAF will be 6.75% and the marginal standing facility (MSF) rate and the Bank Rate at 8.75%

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Europe on high alert

15 01 2015

German federal security agencies  currently examining a possible threat of copycat attacks by local sympathizers to the last week’s attack in Paris that left 12 people dead, Die Welt newspaper reported Wednesday. Investigators registered suspicious Internet activity, such as open calls for terror attacks.
According to a 25-page secret document, a copy of which was obtained by the newspaper, “The attack could also work as a spark for people living or staying in Germany who are predisposed to such acts.” However, German security agents have no “concrete intelligence or evidence” that any attack is in preparation. Many European countries are on high alert, boosting security measures in the wake of last week’s deadly terror attacks in Paris. Denmark, Norway and Germany have already detected various threats. Thus many European countries are on high alert, boosting security measures in the wake of last week’s deadly terror attacks in Paris. Denmark, Norway and Germany have already detected various threats.
On Tuesday, a controversial mosque in Denmark’s Aarhus has requested the police assistance in the grim atmosphere of various threats and the aftermath of the recent tragedy in Paris.
“They don’t feel threatened and they don’t want to press charges but they have pointed out that people are talking about them in a very, very ugly way and we are following the situation,” Commissioner Allan Aarslev told Metroxpress.
In a recent documentary aired on local TV the leadership of the Grimhøj Mosque leadership claimed “We want the Islamic State to come out on top. We want an Islamic state in the world,” according to The Local.
Norway’s TV2 reported on Friday that Norwegian security officers were investigating a terror threat against two Scandinavian countries, that was previously posted on a French website.
“We are aware of the threat and are now working on trying to clear up whether it is real,” Siv Alsén, a spokesperson for the Norwegian Police Security Service (PST) told Norway’s TV2.
According to The Local, the Danish Security and Intelligence Service (PET) said it could neither confirm nor deny the reported French threat.

France, Austria, Belgium and Spain also are on “high alert,” relying on a general threat level. Transportation hubs, such as airports, seaports and train stations, energy networks and nuclear power plants have now tightened up security. Media agencies

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AIRASIA INDONESIA FLIGHT QZ 8501 UPDATE AS PER 14 JANUARY 2015 22:00 HRS

15 01 2015

 AIRASIA INDONESIA FLIGHT QZ 8501 UPDATE

AS PER 14 JANUARY 2015 22:00 HRS LT (GMT+7)

SURABAYA, 14^TH JANUARY 2015 – The National Search and Rescue Agency (BASARNAS) Republic of Indonesia this evening confirmed to have located the fuselage of QZ8501 in the second focused primary area. The confirmation followed the visual confirmation captured by a SAR vessel’s Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) showing the main wreckage of QZ 8501 aircraft as well as the right wing on the seafloor of the Java Sea. Sea divers from SAR team will be deployed tomorrow morning for recovery operations.

In addition, BASARNAS also confirmed to have recovered two additional passengers’ remains which were located near Sembilan Island, approximately 70 miles southwest from Kota Baru, South Borneo. The two remains will be transported to Pangkalan Bun and then to Bhayangkara Hospital in Surabaya for identification.

Meanwhile in Surabaya, Simon Djidrovski Coordinator EDPS, DVI Unit Police Forensics Sub-Directorate INTERPOL visited the crisis center at the East Java Region Police Headquarter this morning. During his visit, Simon also supervised the overall identification process led by the Disaster Victim Identification Police Department Republic of Indonesia (DVI POLRI) and he extended his appreciation on how the on-going DVI process has been conducted in accordance with INTERPOL DVI guidelines.

In addition, DVI POLRI announced that two more passengers have been identified as: Jie Stephanie Gunawan (female) and Christanto Leoma Hutama (male) today.

To date, BASARNAS has confirmed to have recovered a total of 50 remains of which 38 have been identified by DVI POLRI, 10 are still being identified and 2 have yet arrived at Bhayangkara Hospital.

AirAsia Indonesia would like to take this opportunity to urge the public seeking progress on the search and evacuation; and identification process of QZ 8501 passengers to refer solely to official information from BASARNAS and DVI POLRI.

You may also obtain substantiated information only from authorised AirAsia social media accounts: Facebook (www.facebook.com/AirAsia) and Twitter (www.twitter.com/AirAsia)

Our thoughts and prayers remain with the families and friends of our passengers and colleagues on board QZ 8501.

Note to Editors: We ask that members of the news media do not call the AirAsia Emergency Call Centre, as this line is reserved for family members seeking information about those who may have been on board.

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Press Conference Invite National Consultation on ‘Youth Voices for Beijing+20’

15 01 2015

Centre for Social Research Press Conference Invite National Consultation on ‘Youth Voices for Beijing+20’

Date: 14th January 2015
Time: 12:30 to 13:00
Place: Magnolia Hall, India Habitat Centre

Dear Madam, SirCentre for Social Research would like to invite you to the National Consultation between civil society organisations and the government officials.The consultation will serve as a feed for the Beijing+20 Global Review scheduled in March’15 in New York during the 59th Commission on the Status of Women. This would be the first time when representatives from Indian government, United Nations, European Union Delegation, and German Embassy will be having a direct dialogue and brainstorm with the members of the civil society. The programme aims at developing concrete strategies to accelerate growth and progress in women’s lives and to seek accountability for implementing the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action. Also, we will be sharing the recommendations integrated through ‘Youth Contribution to the Beijing+20 Review Debate’, a programme which is being run with the support of The Asia Foundation. Opportunity to interact with: The programme which is being run with the support of The Asia Foundation, aims to collate recommendations from the youth under the twelve critical areas of concern identified by the Beijing Platform for Action. CSR has been contributing to the Beijing+20 programmes since its inception in 1995 and the university consultations are facilitated to review and accumulate the recommendations that youth can suggest for holistic development and advancement of women. Dr. Ranjana Kumari, Director, Centre for Social Research Dr.Lalitha Kumaramangalam, NCW Chairperson Dr. Rebecca Reichmann Tavares, Representative, UN Women Dr.Sunitha Krishnan, Social Activist, Co-Founder Prajwala Looking forward to see you at the event. Best Regards Dr. Ranjana Kumari, Director Centre for Social Research