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8`Ge @<¶D 423 Dved Derxv W`C WRTV RNI Regn. No. CHHENG/2012/42718, Postal Reg. No. - RYP DN/34/2013-2015 *+"#*$,- %'"/ 84&-4+585+509 6+/ +&85/4+5+ 56(6470 -(&6-(4-&05+ &8 850&80&0 8&0(8&48 (&0&8( /8 0&0:&056858 8565/-&07+ 5(8&40 (958&-&<.&9 && '5, **6 $ ;& +% 5 &"'" . / !.012304 ! "#$!%&' $$() ''( *# R )) 05 56( city, 4,000 hot spots will be installed at bus stands. The he Aam Aadmi Party remaining 7,000 hot spots will T(AAP) Government-led by be installed across the market- Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal places and Residents’ Welfare on Wednesday announced the Associations (RWAs) in Delhi, Wi-Fi scheme under which a with each constituency having person will get free 15 GB data 100 hot spots. per month through a hot spot As per the officials, the network across the national work order for the installation Capital from December 16. of the 100 free Wi-Fi connec- With this announcement, tions has been awarded and the Kejriwal asserted his party has installation is under process. fulfilled all its poll promises. “The total expenditure of the 05 56( He said 100 hot spots will installation scheme will be be inaugurated in the first around 100 crore. The scheme he stage is set for a bitter phase at bus stands and parks will operate as per a standard Tconfrontation between the coming under the Samaypur rent model — the Delhi Opposition and the Treasury Badli and Adarsh Nagar Government will pay rent every Benches in Parliament next Assembly constituency on month to the week when the Government December 16. The CM said 500 company for each hot spot,” tables the controversial more hot spots will be set up said the CM. The Wi-Fi connections will Citizenship (Amendment) Bill every week till the Capital has The people of Delhi will be not get disconnected if a user which aims to provide citizen- 11,000 hot spots, as promised able to locate a Wi-Fi connec- moves from one hot spot zone ship to non-Muslim refugees by the AAP Government, by tion at every 500 metres in the into another as the connection from Pakistan, Bangladesh and September 2020. city, with the hot spot connec- will be automatically retained. Afghanistan. The Union The Government is also tions supporting a radius of 100 Installation of more hot Cabinet on Wednesday planning to integrate the metres. With 15 GB a month, spot connections across the approved the Bill, which was CCTV cameras with the Wi-Fi a maximum limit for a day will remaining areas of the city termed as “communal” and hot spots. be 1.5 GB. On an average, the will be determined on the basis “divisive” by the Opposition “Providing free Wi-Fi facil- maximum speed of the con- of the experience and the suc- parties, who plan to challenge ity to the people of Delhi was nection of the data will be 200 cess of these hot spot connec- it in the Supreme Court. an essential promise of our mbps, but the estimated speed tions, said officials. Briefing the media after the manifesto. Internet connectiv- will be between 100-150 mbps. Kejriwal said, “Free inter- Cabinet meeting, Union ity and data usage have become Each hot spot will be able to net connection will help stu- Minister Prakash Javadekar a requisite for people in this support 150-200 users simul- dents to a great extent and will said the Government has taken digital age. Considering the taneously, which amounts to be beneficial in the sectors of care of the interests of every- importance of internet in our around 22 lakh users simulta- health and education.” one. “People will welcome it as ! " #$% lives, the Delhi Government neously accessing the internet It is also to be noted that it is in the interest of the has decided to provide free across the city. the Government first imple- nation,” Javadekar said, when Muslim refugees facing reli- political parties, students bod- internet on the same lines of The AAP Government has mented the free Wi-Fi facility asked about the protests in the gious persecution in the neigh- ies and civil society members providing basic lifeline ameni- created an mobile application on a pilot basis for three North-East. bouring Islamic countries. from the North-East to assuage ties like 200 units of free elec- (App) and the users who want months at Sant Nagar market Talking to the media, many The Cabinet approval to their concerns. Shah held his tricity and 20,000 liters of free to use the free Wi-Fi have to in Burari area of north Delhi, BJP leaders said the Opposition the Bill came hours after Union last meeting with these groups water to the residents of Delhi,” download and fill their KYC where users were told that is unnecessarily creating con- Home Minister Amit Shah in the early hours of said Kejriwal. details and use the OTPs they would be able to down- troversies as the Bill intends to completed his three days of Wednesday. Out of the total 11,000 hot received on their phones to load 50 MB of data per day free ) * + ( provide citizenship to non- interactions with leaders of Continued on Page 4 spots to be installed across the access the hot spot connections. of cost. " , + # ! " #$$ % )) Garg said that six sol- 05 56( ! " 0&8&9&048 diers died on the spot 7(&84 on Wednesday morn- arliament on Wednesday O P n a major tragic incident, six ing during a shootout Ppassed the much-awaited ! t least 18 Indians were Iparamilitary troopers of the in the camp. Bill to grant ownership rights ""#"$ &""'( Aamong 23 people killed ITBP posted in insurgency- Constable Masudul to residents living in 1,731 '" and over 130 injured in a hor- riddled Narayanpur district in Rahman who was unauthorised colonies in Delhi " % rific LPG tanker blast that Chhattisgarh’s Bastar were killed furious over some after the Rajya Sabha gave its + destroyed a ceramic factory in and two seriously injured when argument started fir- approval by voice vote. The Lok , -." Sudan, the Indian mission said one of them opened indiscrim- ing in anger, in which Sabha had on November 28 % here on Wednesday. inate firing at colleagues in a fit all the soldiers were passed the Bill, providing own- Sixteen Indians were miss- of anger before shooting him- killed. Assistant ership rights to more than 40 % & ing after the incident that hap- self to death. The two injured Inspector General lakh residents living in these P pened at Seela Ceramic Factory cops were airlifted to state cap- (AIG) Devnath unauthorised colonies. '($'( /% in Bahri area in the Sudanese ital Raipur for urgent medical Somkunwar of Anti- The Bill, known as the 0 , capital Khartoum on Tuesday. attention. Naxal Operation told National Capital Territory of The blaze sent large plumes Doctors who are treating that the jawan Delhi (Recognition of Property "12'"" 0- %, of black smoke into the sky of them at a private hospital have opened fire on fellow Rights of Residents in % % the northern part of the in that some Indian workers have list of Indians who were hos- described their condition `sta- soldiers with his AK- Unauthorised Colonies) Bill, northeastern African country’s lost their lives while some oth- pitalised, went missing or sur- ble’. The ITBP personnel were 47. ``What provoked 2019, states that there has been 3 " 3 capital. ers have been seriously injured,” vived the tragedy. stationed in Naxal-affected areas the shootout still remains a Bengal; Head Constable Daljit a phenomenal increase in the . % 2 “As per latest reports, but so External Affairs Minister S As per its data, seven peo- in Kadenar, 60 km from mystery’’, he remarked. Singh, resident of Jagpur, population of the National far not confirmed officially, 18 Jaishankar said. ple have been hospitalised, Narayanpur district headquar- According to Bastar Ludhiana, Punjab; Constable Capital Territory of Delhi in the %P % are dead,” the Indian Embassy “The Embassy representa- with four in critical condition. ters. Inspetor General P. Sundararaj, Bishwarup Mahato, resident of last few decades owing to ! said in a release. tive has rushed to the site. A 24- A total of 34 Indians who Chhattisgarh home minis- this seems to be a mutual dis- Khukrampura, Purlia, West migration and other factors. 4 ' “Some of the missing may hour emergency hotline +249- survived have been accommo- ter Tamradhwaj Sahu has pute. Soldiers killed in firing Bengal, and Constable Bejeesh However, it says, the devel- be in the list of dead which we 921917471 has been set up by dated at the Saloomi Ceramics ordered a probe into the fatal were: Constable Masudul AC, resident of Eravattur, opment of planned housing "+ 3 4 -"" are still to receive as identifi- @EoI_Khartoum. Embassy is Factory residence. incident. ``The reason for the Rehman, resident of Nadia, Kozhikode, Kerala. colonies has not kept pace ""'' % cation is not possible because also putting out updates on According to a statement firing will be revealed only after West Bengal (accused of open- The wounded soldiers are with the requirement of bur- " ,4 of the bodies being burnt,” it social media. issued by the Sudanese investigation’’ Sahu said, adding ing the shootout), Head Constable Ullas SB, resident of geoning population which 3.3 added. Our prayers are with the Government, the blast in a gas `` there is no such thing as ten- Constable Mahendra Singh, Pulimath,resulted in increase of unau- + 3 ' Official Sources in New workers and their families,” he tanker triggered the fire in an sion among the soldiers. They resident of Sandiyar, Bilaspur, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, thorised colonies.
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