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Poonam Pandey IndiaVOLIndia XI ISSUE I, MARCH 2020 UnboundUnbound(PAGES 100) `100 DELHI VIOLENCE : A STORY OF POLITICS, POLICE AND RIOT INDIA UNBOUND | MARCH 2020 | 1 Eco-Friendly Club & Resort Subscribe India Unbound & avail 20% Discount Family Parties and More... A Perfect Location for Swimming Lovers Exciting Range of Foods and Drinks Enjoy Luxury Tent & Cottages Western Express Highway, Mira Road - 401 107 Tel.: (022) 28458054 / 64481969 [email protected] 2 | INDIA UNBOUND | MARCH 2020 www.paliresortnclub.com EDITOR’s NOTE Greetings! Dear Readers, I sincerely appreciate that you have chosen India Unbound as your social media outlet together, we truly showcase the public press partnership and “Power of the Press”. I welcome you to read our pages. After more than a decade of exciting deliberation filled with countless brain storming sessions, creative ideas conversations and future planning discussions, I feel delighted to present our readers the latest March 2020 Issue. We have included as a cover story “Delhi violence: A story of politics, police and riot-ready mob”. After more than 59 people died and over 150 got injured in communal clashes that broke out in North East Delhi early this week, senior political leaders have spoken out. In focus of their statements was blame-game rather than confidence-building measures. 3 days after communal violence first broke out in Delhi, Congress president Sonia Gandhi demanded resignation of Union Home Minister Amit Shah saying he is responsible for current situation in Delhi. Addressing a press conference after holding an emergency sitting of the Congress Working Committee (CWC), Sonia Gandhi posed five questions to the Narendra Modi government of the Centre and the Arvind Kejriwal government of Delhi holding both responsible for the communal violence in Delhi. We have also highlited the issue of “ Coronavirus : Delhi man tests positive, total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases rise to 73” As the number of confirmed coronavirus cases reached 31 in India after a Delhi man with a history of traveling to Thailand and Malaysia tested positive on Friday, researchers say they have identified a protein present in the human body which is important for the entry of the novel coronavirus into lung cells, an advance that may lead to a novel drug target for preventing the deadly disease. The Union Health Ministry has asked states to set up rapid response teams at the district, village and block levels as cases of community transmission of the disease have been observed. In this cluster containment approach, rapid response teams consisting of health officials are to promptly check and sensitize every household within 3-kilometre-radius of the infected person’s house and all those who have come in contact with the individual, health ministry officials said. In this issue we have coverd special story “Nirbhaya rapists to hang on Poonam Pandey 20 March at 5.30 am, fresh death warrant issued for 4 convicts”.Four Group Editor men convicted of gangraping a Delhi physiotherapy intern, Nirbhaya, in INDIA UNBOUND December 2012 will hang at 5.30 am on 20 March, a Delhi court ruled on Thursday. Their execution has already been deferred three times. The most recent date set for their hanging was 3 March, but one of them, [email protected] Pawan Gupta, filed a mercy plea the day before. And like the three other [email protected] convicts’ mercy petitions, his was rejected. www.indiaunboundmag.com The Delhi government then asked for a fresh date for the convicts’ www.indiaunbound.news execution, saying all their legal remedies had been exhaused. The lawyer for the convicts, AP Singh, argued that orders shouldn’t be The views mentioned in all the articles passed today. He asked the court for time to ask Pawan Gupta whether he are of the author only. Data and Charts, wanted to move the Supreme Court to challenge the President’s decision if used, in the article have been sourced to reject his plea.\Speaking to reporters later, he decried what he called a from available information and have “judicial killing”.Meanwhile, Nirbhaya’s mother, Asha Devi, said she hoped not been authenticated by any staturtory 20 March would be the final execution date. authority. 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Happy Reading! 3 | INDIA UNBOUND | DEJANUCEARMBYE 2018R 2017 INDIA UNBOUND | MARCH 2020 | 3 VOL XI ISSUE I, MARCH 2020 CONTENT8 11 14 17 08 POLITICS NEWS ■ JNPT highlights the ■ Delhi Violence : A story of politics, importance of DPD and police and riot DPE to the delegates.... 26 BUSINESS NEWS 14 NATIONAL NEWS 22 ■ Coronavirus : Delhi man tests ■ Yes Bank Crisis positive, total number of confirmed Noose tightens around Rana COVID-19 cases rise to 73 Kapoor and kin ■ Woman Activist Urges UN To ■ SBI takes BIG decision Declare 20 March As No Minimum Balance ‘Rape Prevention Day’ required for Savings Account 31 GLOBAL NEWS 17 STATE NEWS ■ Israel orders 14-day 26 ■ Maharashtra Budget Brings Focus self-quarantine for anyone on Bal Thackeray’s Nativism Plank, entering country.... But There’s a Catch in the Agenda ■ Abdullah inaugurates self ■ Yogi Adityanath Government as Afghanistan president as Not To Take Down Hoardings, To Ashraf Ghani swears-in as Challenge High Court Order president for second term ■ Shivraj Singh Chouhan Not Interested In Toppling Madhya 36 SCIENCE Pradesh Government ■ First human ancestors to leave Africa died out in Java, 22 CITY NEWS scientists say 31 ■ MNS Sets Up Shadow Maharashtra 36 Cabinet Raj’s Son Gets Uddhav- Aaditya Portfolios mode ■ No Need To Discuss CAA, NPR In Maharashtra... ■ Holi 2020: Mumbaikars Burn Coronasur Effigy During ‘Holika .... 4 | INDIA UNBOUND | MARCH 2020 India Unbound{Z~©ÝY ^maV, {Zînj I~a & its Team wishing Everyone Happy Holi [email protected], [email protected] Poonam Pandey www.indiaunboundmag.in INDIA UNBOUNDGroup | MARCH Editor2020 | 5 CONTENT VOL XI ISSUE I, MARCH 2020 38 51 62 73 46 53 88 48 91 56 39 TRAVEL ■ Malaysia 46 AUTO ■ New-Gen Hyundai i20 Pictures 60 Leaked Ahead Of Geneva Motor 63 ñdmñW Show Debut 67 gm¢X¶© ■ Bajaj Auto launches Husqvarna Bikes 69 ’¡$eZ 71 n¡a|qQ>J 48 GADGETS 56 HEALTH 73 amOZr{V ■ Skagen Falster 3 Smartwatch ■ DENTAL PROBLEMS & launched in India How to Prevent Them 84 n¶©Q>Z Iob 51 FaSHION 60 EDUCATION 89 ■ ■ How to Dress Well when Planning your SAT practice 91 ~m°brdwS> You’re Over weight 60 ENTERTAINMENT 93 S>o-ñnoeb ■ 53 BEAUTY Shoot of Rajinikanth 94 Jf³ff-Jªff³ff Annaatthe cancelled due ■ Ways to Get Smoother Legs to Coronavirus outbreak 96 am{e’$b 6 | INDIA UNBOUND | MARCH 2020 team Editor-In-Chief: Nityanand Pandey Managing Editor: Parvez Lakdawala Resident Editor: Mohanan Abraham Senior Editor: Poonam Pandey Art: Suhas IndiaKale (Design Unbound consultant) team Editor-In-Chief: Nityanand Pandey Editorial AdvisoryEDITOR- IBoardN-CHIEF Managing Editor: ParvezPoonam Lakdawala N. 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