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												  Aphtha Crackers, HOPE and Polypropylene (D) If So, the Details Thereof; and .':Trojects Have Since Been Received by the C.;Ompany701 Written Answers CHAITRA 19, 1914 (SAKA) Written Answers 702 TPA. Govememnt approvals for foreign ted its recommendations; , collaboration and import of capital goods for ~aphtha Crackers, HOPE and Polypropylene (d) if so, the details thereof; and .':trojects have since been received by the c.;ompany. (e) the decision taken by the Union Govemment on each of these recommenda- Committee to Suggest Reduction in tions? Government Expenditure 6685. SHRI MORESHWAR SAVE: Will THE MINSITER OF STATE FOR PLAN- the Minister of PLANNING AND NING AND PROGRAMME IMPLEMENlA" PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTA TION be liON (SHRI H.R. BHARDWAJ): (a) Yes, Sir. pleased to state: (b) Details of terms of reference, com- 'a) whether the Govememnt have ap· pOSition and tenure of the Committee are -pointed a Committee to indicate the areas given in the office order as per statement where the Govememnt expenditure can be attached. reduced, (c) No, Sir. (b) if so, the details regarding its (erms of reference, compositon, tenure; (d) Does not arise. (c) wheher the Committee has submit- (e) Does not arise. STATEMENT No. 17/4/91-FR Government of India Planning Commission 'Yojana Shavan' Sansad Marg, New Delhi. Dated 19th February, 1992. ORDER Subject: Setting up of Committee ofthe National Development Council (NOC) on Austerity). The National Development Council (NOC) in its meeting held on 23rd and 24th December, 1991 has decided to set up a Convnittee of the National Development Council on Austerity. 2. A Convnittee of the NDC on Austerity is, accordingly, constituted as under: 1. Shri Biju Patnaik, C.M. Orissa - Chairman 703 Written Answers APRil 8, 1992 Written Answers 704 2.
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												  Page 11 Page 7 Page 17OID‰‰†‰KOID‰‰†‰OID‰‰†‰MOID‰‰†‰C New Delhi, Friday,April 4, 2003www.timesofindia.com Capital 28 pages* Invitation Price Rs. 1.50 International India Times Sport Justin Timberlake Pakistan’s Babri is Favoured teams is sexier than now a gurdwara: come good in Beckham: Poll No dispute Euro qualifiers Page 11 Page 7 Page 17 WIN WITH THE TIMES AP Graphic: Neelabh US 3rd infantry Established 1838 division reaches Bennett, Coleman & Co., Ltd. Saddam Airport, pushes ahead What’s the use of sending a to within 10 km $2 million missile into a of Baghdad Ba’ath Presidential $10 tent to hit a camel HQ Palace in the butt? — George W Bush Saddam International NEWS DIGEST Airport 5-km Former DDA official held: The radius CBI on Thursday arrested former Delhi Development Authority (DDA) 10-km vice-chairman Subhash Sharma for favouring a construction company radius and a school in return for graft. J&K talks: Centre’s interlocutor on Kashmir, N N Vohra, met Deputy Prime Minister L K Advani on Thurs- Obstacles ahead day to discuss the groundwork for talks with various political groups in Short-range Suicide Street-fighting Jammu and Kashmir, scheduled for 1 Iraqi missiles 34attacks could take later this month. P7 could target US by Fidayeen heavy toll of US formations Stand on Iraq: Defending the gov- forces can soldiers ernment’s stand on Iraq in an inter- hold up view with this paper, external affairs Iraq may advancing Snipers hidden minister Yashwant Sinha said the 2 destroy culverts coalition 5 in bomb- stand taken by India was no differ- and bridges to slow columns damaged buildings ent to what it had said earlier about the invasion of Kuwait or the Soviet down US troops will pose a threat invasion of Afghanistan.
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												  13SUNDC COL 01R3.QXD (Page 1)œND‰‰†‰KœND‰‰†‰œND‰‰†‰MœND‰‰†‰C OF INDIA Today is Gurupurnima or Vyasa NEWNEW KIDSKIDS Purnima. The great scholar Vyasa, who THETHE wrote the divine epic Mahabharata ONON THETHE and codified the Vedas, was born on this day. It celebrates the might X-FILESX-FILES of the guru or teacher through BLOCKBLOCK respect and reverence. SPECIALSPECIAL REPORTREPORT ALL THAT MATTERS New Delhi July 13, 2003, Capital • 40 pages including Men & Women & Classifieds + 8 pages of Delhi Times Price Rs. 2.75 SNAPSHOTS I hit him AP Dollar India dreams bigger and bolder with bottle, Graphic: Neelabh By Priya Ranjan Dash going to the US for medical rise against the dollar is TIMES NEWS NETWORK treatment. not temporary.The debate is in- confesses The rupee has been on the stead over the point at New Delhi: The Sharmas to- rise against the greenback for which the rupee’s appreciation day have no regrets over the the past several months. On would rest. Exec’s wife fact that they had to postpone Friday, it ended at 46.12, a 33- Last month, market opera- TIMES NEWS NETWORK their summer travel to the US month high tors were predicting that by a couple of against the dollar. the rupee would breach the Chandigarh: Swapna, months. On Fri- And the benefits Rs 46 mark towards the end wife of Delhi-based sen- day, while buying are being felt all of the year. ior executive Mandiv dollars for the SUNDAY around. The rupee is already nearing Sapra who was found family’s upcom- Undergraduate that mark and poised to go murdered in a five-star ing trip, Mr Shar- SPECIAL study in a good US past it this week.
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												  List of Famous Cricketers of All TimeFollow Us FAMOUS SPORTS PERSONALITIES List of Famous Cricketers of All time “You can also try the quiz on Famous Sports Personalities here – Quiz Link” Name of the Cricketer Famous for/ Known as Sachin Tendulkar Holds most of the batting records Sunil Gavaskar The little master Rahul Dravid The Wall Sourav Ganguly The best Indian captain Virender Sehwag India's finest opener Anil Kumble India's highest wicket taker Kapil Dev India's best all-rounder Javagal Srinath India's leading pacer for a long time Harbhajan Singh Best Indian off-spinner Zaheer Khan India's best left-handed fast bowler Aggressive captain and an equally Mohammad Azharuddin good player VVS Laxman One of the most elegant batsman MS Dhoni The best finisher Mohinder Amarnath Scored first test century for India Bishan Singh Bedi An effective spinner of his era Navjot Singh Siddhu Explosive batsman of his era Virat Kohli Next legend in making Vinod Kambli Short but marvellous career Ajay Jadeja A fine middle order batsman • First player to take a 5-wicket haul and score a 50 in the World Yuvraj Cup matches. • First player to hit 6 sixes in a T20 World Cup www.recruitment.guru/general-knowledge/| 1 Follow Us FAMOUS SPORTS PERSONALITIES Known for his slower deliveries and Venkatesh Prasad was one of its first proponents in world cricket The fastest Indian bowler to the milestone of 100 wickets in 18 test Ashwin matches and the fastest in the world in over 80 years Only Indian batsman to have scored Gambhir more than 300 runs in four consecutive Test series He has a record of fastest 100 wickets Erapalli Prasanna in Tests by an Indian Bowler (in 20 Tests) at this time.
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												  Hollande Warns of Turkey-Russia War RiskQATAR | Page 20 SPORT | Page 1 Barshim wins fourth straight INDEX Asian DOW JONES QE NYMEX QATAR 3, 20 COMMENT 18, 19 Halal Qatar festival REGION 4 BUSINESS 1 – 12 puts on display Indoors title 16,365.77 9,967.25 29.56 ARAB WORLD 4 CLASSIFIED 7, 8 -47.66 +152.73 -1.21 INTERNATIONAL 5 – 17 SPORTS 1 – 12 heritage, traditions -0.29% +1.56% -3.93% Latest Figures published in QATAR since 1978 SATURDAY Vol. XXXVI No. 10004 February 20, 2016 Jumada I 11, 1437 AH GULF TIMES www. gulf-times.com 2 Riyals Annual fly-in starts in Al Khor British MP praises progress on workers’ welfare in Qatar In brief AFP Lee was a member of a cross-party Doha group which met government minis- ters, World Cup offi cials and made site visits to workers’ accommodation and he head of a British parliamentary one of the tournament’s prospective delegation on a fact-fi nding visit venues. AFRICA | Terror Tto Qatar said yesterday the World He said the British parliamentarians Cup 2022 hosts had made “progress” on had been granted “freedom of access” Qatar condemns the issue of workers’ welfare. to talk to whoever they wished. attack in Cameroon Conservative Phillip Lee, co-chair Lee said there had been particular of the all-party parliamentary group improvement over the awarding of Qatar yesterday condemned two for Qatar, said Doha has listened to its contracts and urged Qatar to empha- explosions that took place in a sise the “human” diff erence it is mak- market in the north of Cameroon critics over its treatment of migrant that killed at least 24 people and workers.
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												  Five Year Integrated Course in Journalism ENGDU Five Year Integrated Course In Journalism ENG Topic: DU_J18_JOURN_ENG 1) Who was the winner of the 53rd Jnanpith award in 2017? [Question ID = 18947] 1. Raghuveer Chaudhary [Option ID = 45781] 2. Krishna Sobti [Option ID = 45779] 3. Kedarnath Singh [Option ID = 45780] 4. Shanka Ghosh [Option ID = 45782] Correct Answer : Krishna Sobti [Option ID = 45779] 2) What is the next number of the series? 1, 9, 28, 65, 126,… [Question ID = 18939] 1. 198 [Option ID = 45748] 2. 217 [Option ID = 45749] 3. 176 [Option ID = 45747] 4. 239 [Option ID = 45750] Correct Answer : 3) The next General Elections in India will constitute the: [Question ID = 18950] 1. 16th Lok Sabha [Option ID = 45794] 2. 14th Lok Sabha [Option ID = 45791] 3. 15th Lok Sabha [Option ID = 45792] 4. 17th Lok Sabha [Option ID = 45793] Correct Answer : 17th Lok Sabha [Option ID = 45793] 4) Who is the first Indian ruler used rocket artillery in war? [Question ID = 19005] 1. Hyder Ali [Option ID = 46012] 2. Tipu Sultan [Option ID = 46011] 3. Shivaji [Option ID = 46013] 4. Maharana Pratap [Option ID = 46014] Correct Answer : Hyder Ali [Option ID = 46012] 5) Who is the first woman Supreme Court judge elevated directly from the Bar? [Question ID = 19007] 1. Indu Malhotra [Option ID = 46022] 2. Gyan Sudha Misra [Option ID = 46021] 3. R. Banumathi [Option ID = 46019] 4. Fathima Beevi [Option ID = 46020] Correct Answer : Indu Malhotra [Option ID = 46022] 6) Who is the present chairperson of the National Commission for Women? [Question ID = 18954] 1. Lalitha Kumaramangalam [Option ID = 45808] 2.
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												  Corruption in India: Bridging Research Evidence and Policy OptionsCorruption in India: Bridging Research Evidence and Policy Options Sandip Sukhtankar1 Milan Vaishnav2 April 27, 2015 Abstract Corruption has become an increasingly salient issue in India today, spawning both enormous interest from the media as well as a large amount of academic research. Yet there is a large gap between what has captured the media’s attention, the policy options under discussion, and the actual evidence base drawn from empirical research on corruption. We attempt to bridge this gap, directly addressing the particular challenges that corruption in India poses. Academic evidence supports the popular perception that corruption is widespread and endemic. However, we find that the costs of day-to-day corruption are just as large, if not larger, than those of the “scams” that dominate headlines. Further, we find that there is very little evidence to support the idea that greater transparency, information, and community based efforts have a significant impact on reducing corruption on their own. This is also true for some technological interventions, although those interventions – like direct benefit transfers – that bypass middlemen and corrupt officials have a much greater scope for success, as do interventions that transfer bargaining power to citizens and beneficiaries. We find much to commend in the sensible and wide-ranging legislative agenda to combat corruption, including the Right to Service and Public Procurement bills. However, what is most important for combating corruption is not the law on paper but the implementation of the law; the binding constraint, as always, is the government’s desire and ability to punish corrupt officials and politicians.
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												  +Dlovwrup Udlq Show Grzq Rq Udel Fursv' 5 76 - # 8 # 8 8 0!%$#*12 7979: 67(8,* .;&9&<,4 <=2%= 30O9:9:4-26250 0=4505>=,=/ ! " # ""#$!#% %#%#% /=6-202 $62;25605)0(205 $>20-?$=456 #&#%%# @ !.!A /# 99 @0 2 0 & & 3 4+3+567 2 0*234(0 52/623 Haryana, 25.01 lakh hectare are under wheat cultivation. he hailstorm and rainfall As per latest Agriculture Tthat lashed Punjab, Ministry’s data, sowing of win- Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, ter or rabi crops, an indicator Uttarakhand and Himachal of the pace of farm activities, is Pradesh on Tuesday may dam- down by nearly 5 per cent com- age the ongoing standing rabi pared to last year. A significant crops, including wheat culti- fall in sowing in Gujarat, vation. The national Capital Maharashtra, West Bengal and was also whipped by severe Rajasthan has affected wheat hailstorm and downpour since and other crops, bringing the early on Tuesday. overall area under rabi crops According to Agriculture down by nearly 5 per cent to Ministry officials, while the 588 lakh hectares. The total production of wheat and other area cultivated in the corre- rabi crops was expected to sponding week in 2017-18 was come down this year as the around 618 lakh hectare. sowing area has reduced as Rabi cultivation data compared to that of the last released by the Agriculture year, the hailstorm will further Ministry showed the area damage the rabi crops. under rice is about 21.5 per “However, it is too early to cent lower than the same peri- estimate the damage from hail- od last year due to a drop in storm.
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												  Current Affairs Question Bank: June 2017Current Affairs Question Bank: June 2017 1. Who among the following Indian crickets has featured in the top 10 of the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Players Rankings for ODIs? a. Shikhar Dhawan b. MS Dhoni c. Virat Kohli d. None of the above 2. Which of the following English alphabet will be printed on the new 1 rupee note as the insert letter which is to be issued by Reserve Bank of India? a. L b. I c. M d. R 3. Dadasaheb Phalke Academy Awards for the first "Internationally Acclaimed Actress' will be conferred to a. Deepika Padukone b. Priyanka Chopra c. Aishwarya Rai Bachchan 4. What is the name of biofuel manufacturing technology developed at the P.K. Sinha Centre for bio-energy at IIT-Kharagpur which will change the way biofuel is manufactured by making the process cheaper, quicker and pollution-free? a. Soil to soil b. soil to fuel BankExamsToday.com Page 1 Current Affairs Question Bank: June 2017 c. Soil and fuel d. Fuel from Soil e. Konkana Sen Sharma 5. Raksha Mantri’s Awards for Excellence was conferred to a. Ordnance Factory Bolangir b. Ordnance Factory Kanpur c. Ordnance Factory Dehradun d. Ordnance Factory Medak 6. 2017 PEN/Malamud Award for Excellence in the Short Story is conferred to a. Jhumpa Lahiri b. Chitra Banerjee c. Urvashi Vaid d. Padma Lakshmi 7. 'HR Innovation of the Year', for its significant contribution to skill development in the automotive sector at the Asia-Pacific Excellence Awards was conferred to a. Maruti Udyog b. Hyundai Motors c.
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												  19 January Page 4Imphal Times Supplementary issue Page No. 4 BSF Conducts Sightseeing Tour PPFA appeals to hoist Phot Story of Sit-in-protest Tri-colour paying being staged at various part of respect to martyrs the state against Citizenship By Our Correspondent independence, the Guwahati, Jan 19, freedom fighters symbolically set 26 Amendment Bill 2016 passed Patriotic People’s Front January as our Assam (PPFA) reiterates independence day and by the lok Sabha its appeal to the people of continued their struggles Assam and northeast as well as sacrificed. India to hoist the National Every Indian should pay flag as in every localities homage to the martyrs of a mark of tributes to the our freedom struggle on martyrs of our Freedom both Republic & Struggle and also respect Independence Day by to the Indian constitution hoisting the Tri-colour as IT News BSF. Company located at The Battalion is closely on the it symbolises the suffering Imphal, Jan 19, CI post Maphou associated with two forthcoming Republic and sacrifices of our organised and other children Home namely Day. freedom fighters, it 182Bn BSF ,Koirengei entertainment for children Tabitha Home and Carmel The forum pointed out added. under the initiative of N.D which was followed by a Jyoti Children Orphanage that a number of martyrs PPFA maintained that Mao , Commandent of the grand . located at from Assam including without showing respects Battalion organised an Kamal Sharma , Second – Luwangshangbam, Kanaklata Barua, to those freedom fighters, Excursion cum in Command (Operational) Imphal East. The Mukunda Kakoti, Kushal one should not cry Sightseeing programme & A.Shasikanta Singh, Battalion had also earlier Konwar, Tilak Deka, demanding various for children and of Carmel Duputy Commandent and arrange similar Excursion Bhogeswari Phukanani, constitutional rights.
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												  P I- of Ar Iarnentary InformationThe Journal - of PIar iarnentary Information VOL.XLlI NO.4 DECEMBER 1996 LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT NEW DELHI CBS Publishers & Distributors 11. Darya Ganj, New Delhi-2 THE JOURNAL OF PARLIAMENTARY INFORMATION VOL.XLlI NO.4 DECEMBER 1996 CONTENTS PAGE EDITORIAL NOTE 363 ADDRESSES Addresses at the Fiftieth Anniversary of the First Sitting of the Constituent Assembly 365 PARLIAMENTARY EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES Conferences and Symposia 376 Parliamentary Delegations visiting India 380 Indian Parliamentary Delegations going abroad 380 Bureau of Parliamentary Studies and Training 381 PRIVILEGE ISSUES 383 PROCEDURAL MATTERS 388 PARLIAMENTARY AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS 389 DOCUMENTS OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND PARLIAMENTARY INTEREST 393 The Supreme Court and High Court Judges (Conditions of Service) Amendment Act, 1996 395 The Representation of the People (Amendment) Act, 1996 396 The Representation of the People (Second Amendment) Act, 1996 397 SESSIONAL REVIEW LokSabha 405 RajyaSabha 426 State Legislatures 435 RECENT LITERATURE OF PARLIAMENTARY INTEREST 438 (ii) ApPENDICES I. Statement showing the work transacted during the Second Session of the Eleventh Lok Sabha 446 II. Statement showing the work transacted during the Hundred and Seventy-eighth Session of the Rajya Sabha 450 III.Statement showing the activities of the Legislatures of the States and Union territories during the period 1 July to 30 September 1996 454 IV. List of Bills passed by the Houses of Parliament and assented to by the President during the period 1 July to 30 September 1996 459 V. List of Bills passed by the Legislatures of States and Union territories during the period 1 July to 30 September 1996 460 VI.Ordinances promulgated by the Union and State Governments during the period 1 July to 30 September 1996 462 Vll.Party position in the lok Sabha, the Rajya Sabha and the Legislatures of States and Union territories 463 INDEX 469 EDITORIAL NOTE December 9, 1946 is a red letter day in the history of our parliamentary democracy.
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												  A Passion for Pine: Forest Conservation Practices of the Apatani People of Arunachal PradeshHIMALAYA, the Journal of the Association for Nepal and Himalayan Studies Volume 26 Number 1 People and Environment: Conservation and Management of Natural Article 7 Resources across the Himalaya No. 1 & 2 2006 A Passion for Pine: Forest Conservation Practices of the Apatani People of Arunachal Pradesh Michael A. Rechlin Principia College Vitu Varuni Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.macalester.edu/himalaya Recommended Citation Rechlin, Michael A. and Varuni, Vitu. 2006. A Passion for Pine: Forest Conservation Practices of the Apatani People of Arunachal Pradesh. HIMALAYA 26(1). Available at: https://digitalcommons.macalester.edu/himalaya/vol26/iss1/7 This Research Report is brought to you for free and open access by the DigitalCommons@Macalester College at DigitalCommons@Macalester College. It has been accepted for inclusion in HIMALAYA, the Journal of the Association for Nepal and Himalayan Studies by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Macalester College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. A PASSION FOR PINE: FOREST CONSERVATION PRACTICES OF THE APATANI PEOPLE OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH The Apatani are a small tribal group in the northeastern India stale of Arunachal Pradesh who havc developed a culture around forest conservation that is unique among Himalayan peoples. Strict clan controls over tribal lands combine with private plantations to maintain a well protected forested landscape within their territory. Private, family owned and managed, plantat ions are primarily comprised of two locally non-i ndigenous species, blue pine (Pinus wallic!1ial1u) :ll1d a bamboo species known locally as bije (Phyllostuchys bambusaides). These two species are highly prized and central to the tribal culture.