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VOL - 07 FRIDAY 29 ISSUE NO. 120 BHUBANESWAR MARCH, 2019 (Air Surchange - 0.50P) 2.50 HE ALINGA HRONICLE T K CDaily Edition: R.N.I. No: ODIENG/2013/52530 FIND US ON facebook.com/thekalingchronicle Popular People’s Daily of Odisha FOLLOW US ON TWITTER twritter.com/thekalingchronicle Son rise in BJD State on heat wave control Bijaya back for Jay Bhubaneswar (K- Tirkey, Narasingha CN): It is time for the Mishra and Bhubaneswar (K- rected the concerned Bhubaneswar (K- BJP while announc- president Baijayant electoral prospect of CN): With global departments to keep CN): In a major twist ing to bring a change Panda and Odisha in- Baijayant Panda who temperature rising their response mecha- is pitted against high and last five nism in all readiness BJD’s film actor years (2014-2018) to tackle any situa- Anubhav Mohanty. witnessing hottest tion. Kendrapara Lok years, State Adminis- The meeting de- Sabha seat has seven tration has been cided a slew of mea- Assembly segments geared up to tackle sures to deal with the like Salipur, possible heat wave heat wave situation. Mahanga, Patkura, situation during up- The SRC said, Mahakalpada, Aul, coming summer. “Institutional ar- Kendrapara and The State Level rangement has been Rajnagar, under its preparedness meeting put in place for daily jurisdiction. Of the to this effect was held recording and predic- seven Assembly seg- under the Chairman- tion of heat wave ments, only four seg- ship of Chief Secre- situation. This year ments like Mahanga, tary Aditya Prasad block and district in the Kendrapara in the nature of poli- charge Arun Singh. Patkura, Maha- Padhi here on wise temperature Politics, veteran non- tics in the state. “Since the elec- kalpada and Patkura Wednesday. reading will be done. Congress leader in Bijay rejoined tions are around the are with BJD while Special Relief District level pre- Coastal Odisha Bijay the BJP following corner, we have de- Congress has three Commissioner (SRC) paredness meetings Mohapatra is back in days long discussion cided to launch a other segments like Bishnupada Sethi have already been BJP for Baijayant with senior leaders statewide campaign Rajnagar, Aul and outlined the issues for held in all districts Panda. like BJP Odisha In and fight together for Salipur. discussion. Con- and district level Bijay, who had Charge Arun Singh, the change in the Meanwhile, sidering the IMD pre- emergency rooms resigned from the party’s Kendrapara State Government in Salipur MLA Prakash dictions for current have been BJP for being side- candidate Baijant Odisha,” Bijay said Behera has switched lined in the Saffron Panda and telephonic Asked from over to BJP, giving party in 30 Novem- discussion with Na- where he would con- the saffron party the sons to rise in the Hemananda Biswal’s ber, 2018, today an- tional President Amit test polls, Bijay said lone support base for Governing BJD and daughter candidates nounced his decision Shah and General the Central Election BJP candidate Opposition Congr- in the ensuing to continue in the old Secretary Ram Lal. Committee (CEC) of Baijayant Panda. ess’s candidate list. Lok Sabha and party. After the meet- BJP will take a deci- However, the While opposition Odisha Assembly Mr.Mohapatra ing, Bijay said he had sion on this matter. picture completely Congress had earlier elections, the BJD year and the experi- operationlized”. along with Dilip Ray a discussion with the Bijay’s rejoining changed with rejoin made sons of Bhakta Naveen Patnaik also ence of last years, the Mr.Sethi placed had resigned from the party’s national vice- BJP has further boost See page -7 Charan Das, George See page-7 Chief Secretary di- See page-7 BJD list out: Arup Patnaik versus Aparajita Sarangi, Bitwit... Jitendra Negi Anubhav Mohanty versus Baijayant Panda BHUBANESWAR(KCN): BJD chief had denied In a bid to beat anti- tickets to six sitting incumbency, Biju MPs and 15 MLAs. Janata Dal president While denying and four-time Chief ticket to five-time MP Minister Naveen Prasanna Patsani, Patnaik on Wednes- Naveen has nomi- day dropped as many nated retired IPS of- as seven sitting Mem- ficer and former Po- bers of Parliament lice Commissioner of out of nine candidates Mumbai Arup announced for the Patnaik for third and fourth Bhubaneswar Lok phases of Lok Sabha Sabha seat. The top elections. Earlier, cop will face bureau- while announcing crat- turned politician candidates for nine and BJP nominee Lok Sabha and 63 Aparajita Sarangi in Assembly seats, the See page -8 THE KALINGA CHRONICLE BHUBANESWAR, FRIDAY, 29 MARCH, 2019 METRO CITY Popular people’s Daily of Odisha 2 BHUBANESWAR, FRIDAY, 29 MARCH, 2019 HE ALINGA HRONICLE ENTERTAINMENT BHUBANESWAR, FRIDAY, 29 MARCH, 2019 T K C 3 Popular people’s Daily of Odisha WATCH 'Manikarnika' trailer: This Kangana Ranaut-starrer looks like bits from a Bhansali product MUMBAI(KCN): dedicated to her king- of the talented actress' annoyingly, the film Ranveer Singh's in recreating such an Finally it comes. The dom. I don't see much efforts to appear wears a thick and "Bajirao Mastani". important chapter trailer of the belea- of that dedication in queenly, the trailer heavy Sanjay Leela ALSO READ: from Indian history. guered historical the trailer. Much of it barely offers a Bhansali hangover. In Ready to do a good It's not all a "Manikarnika - The is devoted to display- glimpse of the im- the way the camera movie down south, wash-out, though. Queen Of Jhansi" ing its leading lady's pressive supporting zooms in and pans the says actress Kangana Kangana seems to brings to us a furious, skills on horses and cast, namely Danny long stretches of the Ranau So is convey sufficient fire ferocious and feral with swords. The Denzongpa, Atul battle scenes, I was Kangana's Jhansi Ki and elasticity. Her ac- Kangana Ranaut, trailer gives us an Kulkarni, Suresh taken back to Rani, Bajirao or cent is a downer, who tells the 'gora epic primer on Oberoi and others Bhansali's "Bajirao Mastani or both? though. log', "We both want 'Kangana Rides The who flit by in this Mastani". In fact one It's a highly de- This is the way Jhansi. But you want Horse', 'Kangana steamroller view of a of Kangana's derring- rivative world created the trailer moves: up- to rule. I want to Swats The Enemy', woman warrior's day- do in a battle se- by people who seem lifting one moment serve." 'Kangana Bays For out binge. Thread- quence here, she to have the resources down to being a dis- Well, precisely. Blood', so on and so bare thunder in a gambols over her but not the vision. We appointment the next. The Rani Of Jhansi forth. fancy teacup. army to strike was a could do with a lot Let's hope the film is was passionately There is so much Alarmingly and move identical to more chutzpah when not as uneven in tone. When Julia Roberts realised she was famous LOS ANGELES (KCN): Actress Julia Rob- The Oscar-winner told the story during an Roberts stopped by the bathroom afterward. erts, 51, revealed that the first time she realised appearance on an episode of a podcast, reports "It was after the movie was over and I was she was famous was when she was in a bath- dailymail.co.uk. in the bathroom and there was a woman in the room stall at age 21 and a fan asked her for an ALSO READ: 'Ben Is Back' film review bathroom who said, 'Hey, girl in stall number autograph. She had her fame awakening after return- one, were you in 'Mystic Pizza'?" she said. The actress had just starred in the 1988 ing home to Georgia to visit her mother and The pushy fan proceeded to slip something film "Mystic Pizza" at the time of her bath- younger sister. The three caught a movie and under the stall and asked the "Mystic Pizza" room encounter. star to sign it. Hansika in Mohanlal’s next Tamannaah Bhatia and Shruti It seems Mohanlal-B new release Bogan. Venkatesh, who has Hassan are the new gal pals Tamannaah Bhatia eryday due to their Shruti. has been bonding busy schedules, but Tamannaah says, with her contempo- they always make “Shruti is a sweet- rary Shruti Hassan. sure to make time on heart and a dear Unnikrishnan team’s She will have a very made films like untitled film is get- special appearance in Bajrangi Bhaijaan ting bigger and big- my Mohanlal film and Linga, is the pro- ger. After Vishal and produced by Mr ducer, the project also Srikanth, another Rockline Venkatesh,” boasts of an excellent for a while now. each other’s birth- friend. Since we both popular south star posted Unnikrishnan. crew. Manoj Tamannah chose to days. Shruti Hassan, have tight schedules, Hansika Motwani According to the Paramahamsa, who take some time out who celebrated her we don’t get much will be making her director, who had last has cranked camera last week to meet her birthday couple of time to spend with Mollywood debut teamed up with for films including new BFF Shruti days ago with close each other the rest of Hassan to celebrate friends, had the year, so I needed through the film. The Mohanlal for Mr Vinnaithaandi Varu- her birthday. Tamannaah as one of to be at her birthday update was an- Fraud, VFX and spe- vaaya and Nanpan, is According to a her special guests. It party so that I could nounced by the direc- cial effects will have the cinematographer.
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    1 PARLIAMENT OF INDIA LOK SABHA COMMITTEE ON EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN (2019-2020) (SEVENTEENTH LOK SABHA) FIRST REPORT ‘YOGA AND SPORTS FACILITIES FOR WOMEN' [Action Taken by the Government on the recommendations contained in the Fourteenth Report (Sixteenth Lok Sabha) of the Committee on Empowerment of Women (2018-2019) on ‘Yoga and Sports Facilities for Women'] LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT NEW DELHI MARCH, 2020/PHALGUNA, 1941 (Saka) 1 FIRST REPORT COMMITTEE ON EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN (2019-2020) (SEVENTEENTH LOK SABHA) ‘YOGA AND SPORTS FACILITIES FOR WOMEN’ [Action Taken by the Government on the recommendations contained in the Fourteenth Report (Sixteenth Lok Sabha) of the Committee on Empowerment of Women (2018-2019) on ‘Yoga and Sports Facilities for Women'] Presented to Lok Sabha on 16 March, 2020 Laid in Rajya Sabha on 16 March, 2020 LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT NEW DELHI MARCH, 2020/PHALGUNA, 1941 (Saka) 2 E.W.C. No. 114 PRICE: Rs._____ © 2010 BY LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT Published under ……………………………………… 3 CONTENTS Page No. Composition of the Committee on Empowerment of Women (2019-2020) 5 INTRODUCTION 6 CHAPTER I Report 7 CHAPTER II Observations/Recommendations which have been 20 accepted by the Government……………………...……. CHAPTER III Observations/Recommendations which the Committee 43 do not desire to pursue in view of the replies of the Government……………..…………………………..…….. CHAPTER IV Observations/Recommendations in respect of which the 44 replies of the Government have not been accepted by the Committee ..……………………………………….. CHAPTER V Observations/Recommendations in respect of which the Government have furnished interim 46 replies………….…………………………………………… Annexures I Minutes of the sitting of the Committee on Empowerment of 51 Women (2019-2020) held on 03 March, 2020 …………….