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SENSEX BSE 21120.12 133.13 0.63 % NIFTY 6276.95 38.15 0.61% Rajan says he doesn’t see debt mgmt agency clipping RBI wings Aamir Khan: Not In Favour Of Censorship, Surprised Nh10 Was Denied Certificate SPECIAL EDITORIAL / MUKESH PANDEY BBC served legal notice for telecasting banned 16/12 film which is on rape RNI No.: DELENG/2011/37961, Postal Regn. No.: DL(E)-20/5369/2014-16 WWW.BUSINESSSENSEX.COM Vol. 5, No. 02 02 MARCH TO 08 MARCH 2015 (WEEKLY) MONDAY NEW DELHI 10 PAGES RS. 5 BBC was served a legal notice for broadcasting the banned documentary film which was on the gang rape of a paramedical student in Delhi. The name was India’s Daughter.Alok Verma director general of Tihar Jail gave the notice to BBC before it telecasted Leslee Udwin’s telefilm.He said BBC has become li- able for legal action. It is to be seen that Home ministry also took it very seriously and said “No final approval was taken by the BBC for commercial use of the documentary and we are waiting for a response.” Legal notice consisting of five pages said, it was agreed by Udwin not to use it for commercial pur- poses but he sold it to the BBC and for this she did not take permission of the jail authorities. The banned had failed as video of the movie went Viral. As it is Videos crop up on You Tube and rakes thousands of views. The notice send by our Govern- ment is justified as the image of our country will be tarnished. People, tourist etc would become cautious about their safety. Those viewing it may think that our Government is total failure and people are not civilized and Police is also a failure and India is still in much backward in time and is yet to civilize and respect Human value. Rapes take place in all the countries but less and we don’t like to be depicted as a Barbarian Country. Airtel to double 4G network by next fiscal: Sunil Mittal Gang-rape documentary: BBC airs film in UK, rejects India’s call for worldwide ban B USINESS S ENSEX Mob drags out rape accused from Dimapur jail, thrashes him to death An alleged rapist, suspected to be an illegal Bangladeshi mi- grant, was beaten to death on Thursday after being pulled out of a jail by a mob at Dima- pur in Nagaland..... CONTINUED ON PAGE 08 Prashant Bhushan, Yogendra Yadav out of key AAP panel AAP leaders Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan, ac- cused by their colleagues of orchestrating moves to unseat Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal as the supreme leader of the party, were removed Wednesday from the key po- litical affairs committee, their future roles uncertain. While the party said that the two leaders would get new responsibilities, there was no clarity .................. CONTINUED ON PAGE 07 Protesters march in Wisconsin after black man shot dead by police Recipie Of The Week SEMINAR ORGANISED BY HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS CONTROL CELL ON WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT SPICED LENTIL & COCONUT DHAL...... CONTINUED ON PAGE 10 Mumbai, Sebi today directed four promoters of Pipavav group firm, SKIL Infrastruc- ture to partially sell their stake within three months for violat- ing takeover norms and de- posit the resulting proceeds with investor ...... CONTINUED ON PAGE 03 Sebi orders 4 skil infra promoters to partially divest stake BUREAU CHIEF New Delhi: The British Broad- casting Corporation on Thurs- day morning (IST) telecast the controversial documentary in UK featuring one of the Decem- ber 16 gang-rape convicts de- spite Indian government’s call to block the film worldwide. The documentary’s broadcast was advanced by the BBC from its original March 8 scheduled date, coinciding with Interna- tional Women’s Day. Meanwhile, the Delhi Police is, reportedly, likely to question Leslee Udwin, the British film- maker who made documentary and interviewed convict Muke- sh Singh in Tihar jail here. The Home Ministry on Wednes- day obtained orders from court to restrain the broadcast of the documentary and promising to investigate how permission was given to interview the rapist. The issue was raised in both houses of parliament, as mem- bers across party lines asked the government to stop the telecast of the documentary saying it in- sulted women. “Our government condemns the incident of December 16, 2012 in the strongest possible terms and will not allow any attempt by any individual, group or organi- sation to leverage such unfortu- nate incidents for commercial benefits,” Home Minister Ra- jnath Singh said in a statement in both houses of Parliament on Wednesday. “In what condition this order was given I have asked for full information on that. In future, no one will be given permission to interview rapists,” the Home Minister said, as both houses saw members protest against the documentary. Rajnath Singh said the permis- sion for the documentary was granted in 2013, adding that the documentary maker violated the conditions on which the permis- sion was granted. Sushilkumar Shinde, who was the home minister in 2013, how- ever, said he was not responsible for it. “I had not given any permission to make a documentary on the Nirbhaya case. It was not given by me. I observed the conversa- tion in parliament, Rajnath Singh has not mentioned my name. It must have been given by some- body, I do not know,” Shinde told reporters on Wednesday. Making similar statements in both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sab- ha, the home minister said or- ders were obtained from court Tuesday night to restrain the broadcast of the documentary. A Delhi court on Wednesday di- rected continuation of the ban on the telecast of the documentary. Rajnath Singh said he was per- sonally hurt when he got to know about the documentary. “I would like to make it clear. As soon as I got to know about this incident, I was personally hurt. I immediately talked to the concerned authorities and gave instructions that it should not be telecast in any condition, and (restraining) orders were taken from court last night (Tuesday) that whatever has been telecast should not be released,” he said. As the Home Minister promised responsibility will be fixed, offi- cial sources said Tihar jail direc- tor general Alok Verma met him on Wednesday on the issue. Parliament members across party lines condemned the inter- view of the December 16 gang rape convict, while some said it reflected the mentality of several other men in society. “There is a documentary which is so derogatory. It should not be shown,” Janata Dal-United leader KC Tyagi said raising the issue in the Rajya Sabha. Nominated member Javed Akhtar said that while members were angry about the comments made by the convict, he has heard similar comments in the house. “The anger is why the interview was taken. Is the anger on why he said these things, or the an- ger is why is it being told to the world? I have heard such things in this house,” Akhtar said. BJP Lok Sabha member Kirron Kher said: “Mentality needs to be changed. They don’t consider women as human beings.” Several women activists also raised objections to the docu- mentary calling it unacceptable. “This is totally unacceptable. We have to draw an ethical bound- ary. I do not understand why they are doing it (airing the in- terview),” women’s rights activ- ist Ranjana Kumari told report- ers. Delhi Commission for Women chairperson Barkha Singh said: “This defames the nation. How could they be given permission for interview?” The documentary “India’s daughter” by British filmmaker Leslee Udwin has kicked up a storm over the interview of one of the six men who raped the 23- year-old trainee physiotherapist on December 16, 2012 on board a moving bus in Delhi. BS BUREAU Barcelona: Flush with an invest- ment outlay of USD 3 billion a year on networks, telecom major Bharti Airtel plans to double its 4G network by next fiscal as it gears up to take on competition, including the much-awaited for- ay of Mukesh Ambani-led Reli- ance Industries group. “We have decided to roll out (4G). We have 20,000 base sta- tion now, in March, and we will be doing another 20,000 next year,” Bharti Airtel Chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal said here. Mittal said funds would not be a constraint for the company’s expansion plans as it is spend- ing USD 3 billion every year on networks alone, excluding spec- trum, and its 2G and 3G roll-outs are among the most expensive in the country. The company will be rolling out mobile tower sites to use its 20 MHz broadband wireless access spectrum, which Mittal said is “life saving” as 3G networks are now choking up in metros and tier 1 cities. Companies, including Airtel, at present have only 5 MHz of 3G spectrum in select parts of coun- try and the government has put another 5 MHz block of 3G spec- trum in the ongoing auction. Speaking on the sidelines of re- cently held Mobile World Con- gress, Mittal said Airtel, through its newly inked partnership with China Mobile, will try to bring down price of the smartphones that can support all networks, to below Rs 6,000 apiece in a year to push usage of networks. “In my view, in 12 months time you will have USD 100 smart- phones. You already have USD 100 smartphones. What I am say- ing is it should be multi-mode, multi-band. Customer says give me good speed, good quality network so if he drops from 4G, he must connect to 3G and if he drops from 3G he must connect to 2G,” Mittal said. He said the partnership with China Mobile gives Airtel an “economy of scale” and it will be able to lower its capital expendi- ture significantly. Mittal said driving down cost of equipments, devices, setting up standards for next generation technology like 5G and exchange of best practices are main objec- tives of this partnership without any equity transaction. “Funding is not a constraint. Ev- ery year we are spending USD 3 billion into networks other than spectrum. Our roll-outs of 3G, 2G are the most expensive roll- out in the country,” he said. On the growth potential of 4G networks in the country, Mittal said Airtel and Reliance Jio In- focomm put together will be 10 per cent of China Mobile’s 4G network by 2015-16. “China Mobile has rolled out 700,000 base stations. They will be doing 1 billion by end of this year. It will be single larg- est deployment of TD LTE (4G) network by any operator in the world. Demonstrators marched on Saturday to protest the police killing of a 19-year-old un- armed black man in Madison, Wisconsin, a shooting that came amid growing scrutiny of law enforcement’s use of lethal force against minori- ties, the poor and mentally ill.................. CONTINUED ON PAGE 04 SPECIAL COVERAGE On the International women’s day that is on 8th March a semi- nar was organized by HRVC at Gurudas nagar at Kathuria sewa sadan in Laxminagar. Various intellectuals discussed about Women’s protection and gave their statements on it. Lots of women were present .Chair- man shree Mukesh Pandey and others said that women should be educated on laws for their protection.Once they know about the legal protection then they will move around without figure. He in his speech tried to make them know about their legal protection. All the women present were very happy. Such “(In) India, Reliance (Jio) and us, by end of next year, which means financial year 2015-16, will have 100,000 base stations,” Mittal said. He said in terms of customer base, Airtel has about 1 million 4G customers while China Mo- bile has 100 million and has cus- tomer target of 250 million by next year. “India will have 25-40 million customers in the TD LTE (4G) space. We are much smaller and therefore we can’t be as much audacious and bold as China Mobile is in driving the eco-sys- tem, driving prices of devices down and, more importantly, in setting up the standards,” Mittal added. seminars letting the women real- ized their rights in our constitu- tion should be organized. Chief guest was Mrs. Meenakshi- Hon’ble Mayor of East Delhi, Mr. Jaigopal Verma- Dy. Mayor, Mrs. Asha Singh-Dy. Chair- man of Education, Mr. Kawar sain- President of BJP (District Shahadra), Mrs. Neema Bhagat, President of Mahila Morcha east Delhi (BJP) were present. The whole programme was co-ordi- nate by Dr. Sharad Kumar mem- ber of HRVC. Chairman Mukesh Pandey has vowed to cause of women and how to make the women feel safe and have self- respect Mr. Mukesh Pandey further said people think that these seminars will result into nothing, people will here and once at home for- gets about it. He reminds that in European countries also gradu- ally only rights were given and in which women themselves fought for equality and won. therefore these seminars attend- ed by many responsible people women included hence here also gradually this fight for equality and protection should go out to people, there houses and will result in India a safe heaven for women. “We should know the meaning of Women’s Em- powerment, what is Women’s Empowerment? Each Woman should know her power” he added. It is to be seen and as the saying goes, Mother is the first teacher of a child will result into better India. The slogan of the seminar was “BETI BACHAO, BETI PADHAO”, Mrs. Neema Bhagat, Presi- dent of Mahila Morch, BJP (East Delhi) said the slogan represnt todays situation in our coun- try we should teach our daughters first not only consentrate on our sons. “My own daughters is a docter and we support her more than the boys of our family” she added. Mr. Ravish Pathak advocate of Supreme Court & Gen. Secretary of HRVC also address the gath- ering by their valuable thoughts on law for the women In India. He informed the audience about their rights and how the HRVC is ready to help each of the ci- vilian. All the guests communi- Mr. Mukesh Pandey, Chairman of HRVC addressing to the audience Mr. Mukesh Pandey- Chairman of HRVC, Mrs. Asha Singh- Dy. Chairman of education and Mrs. Meenakshi- Mayor of East delhi hounering with rewards cated to the audience and share their views about the Women’s Empowerment. Many Media Partners like CNN, Dainik Jagran etc. were also present in the seminar to cover the programme. Mrs. Neema Bhagat, President of Ma- hila Morcha East Delhi (BJP) sharing her thoughts with the audience Hon’ble Guests of the seminar Mrs. Meenakshi- Hon’ble Mayor of East Delhi, Mrs. Asha Singh-Dy. Chairman of Education, Mr. Kawar sain- President of BJP (District Shahadra), Mrs. Neema Bhagat, President of Mahila Morcha East Delhi (BJP) Gen. Secreatry of HRVC Mr. Ravish Pathak communiacting to the Meadia
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EDITORIALSPECIAL EDITORIAL / MUKESH PANDEY
BBC served legal notice for
telecasting banned 16/12 film which is
on rape
RNI No.: DELENG/2011/37961, Postal Regn. No.: DL(E)-20/5369/2014-16 WWW.BUSINESSSENSEX.COM Vol. 5, No. 02 02 MARCH TO 08 MARCH 2015 (WEEKLY) MONDAY NEW DELHI 10 PAGES RS. 5
BBC was served a legal notice for broadcasting the banned documentary film which was on the gang rape of a paramedical student in Delhi. The name was India’s Daughter.Alok Verma director general of Tihar Jail gave the notice to BBC before it telecasted Leslee Udwin’s telefilm.He said BBC has become li-able for legal action.It is to be seen that Home ministry also took it very seriously and said “No final approval was taken by the BBC for commercial use of the documentary and we are waiting for a response.”Legal notice consisting of five pages said, it was agreed by Udwin not to use it for commercial pur-poses but he sold it to the BBC and for this she did not take permission of the jail authorities.The banned had failed as video of the movie went Viral. As it is Videos crop up on You Tube and rakes thousands of views. The notice send by our Govern-ment is justified as the image of our country will be tarnished. People, tourist etc would become cautious about their safety. Those viewing it may think that our Government is total failure and people are not civilized and Police is also a failure and India is still in much backward in time and is yet to civilize and respect Human value. Rapes take place in all the countries but less and we don’t like to be depicted as a Barbarian Country.
Airtel to double 4G network by next fiscal: Sunil Mittal
Gang-rape documentary: BBC airs film in UK, rejects India’s call for worldwide ban
BUSINESS SENSEXMob drags out
rape accused from Dimapur jail,
thrashes him to death
An alleged rapist, suspected to be an illegal Bangladeshi mi-grant, was beaten to death on Thursday after being pulled out of a jail by a mob at Dima-pur in Nagaland.....
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Prashant Bhushan,
Yogendra Yadav out of key AAP
panelAAP leaders Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan, ac-cused by their colleagues of orchestrating moves to unseat Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal as the supreme leader of the party, were removed Wednesday from the key po-litical affairs committee, their future roles uncertain.While the party said that the two leaders would get new responsibilities, there was no clarity ..................
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Protesters march in Wisconsin after
black man shot dead by police
Recipie Of The Week
SeMInAr OrGAnISed By HUMAn rIGHtS vIOlAtIOnS COntrOl Cell
On WOMen’S eMpOWerMent
SPICED LENTIL & COCONUT DHAL......
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Mumbai, Sebi today directed four promoters of Pipavav group firm, SKIL Infrastruc-ture to partially sell their stake within three months for violat-ing takeover norms and de-posit the resulting proceeds with investor ......
CONTINUED ON PAGE 03
Sebi orders 4 skil infra promoters
to partially divest stake
BUREAU CHIEFNew Delhi: The British Broad-casting Corporation on Thurs-day morning (IST) telecast the controversial documentary in UK featuring one of the Decem-ber 16 gang-rape convicts de-spite Indian government’s call to block the film worldwide.The documentary’s broadcast was advanced by the BBC from its original March 8 scheduled date, coinciding with Interna-tional Women’s Day.Meanwhile, the Delhi Police is, reportedly, likely to question Leslee Udwin, the British film-maker who made documentary and interviewed convict Muke-sh Singh in Tihar jail here.The Home Ministry on Wednes-day obtained orders from court to restrain the broadcast of the documentary and promising to investigate how permission was given to interview the rapist.The issue was raised in both houses of parliament, as mem-bers across party lines asked the government to stop the telecast of the documentary saying it in-sulted women.“Our government condemns the incident of December 16, 2012 in the strongest possible terms and will not allow any attempt by any individual, group or organi-sation to leverage such unfortu-nate incidents for commercial benefits,” Home Minister Ra-jnath Singh said in a statement in both houses of Parliament on Wednesday.“In what condition this order was given I have asked for full
information on that. In future, no one will be given permission to interview rapists,” the Home Minister said, as both houses saw members protest against the documentary.Rajnath Singh said the permis-sion for the documentary was granted in 2013, adding that the documentary maker violated the conditions on which the permis-sion was granted.Sushilkumar Shinde, who was the home minister in 2013, how-ever, said he was not responsible for it.“I had not given any permission to make a documentary on the Nirbhaya case. It was not given by me. I observed the conversa-tion in parliament, Rajnath Singh has not mentioned my name. It must have been given by some-body, I do not know,” Shinde told reporters on Wednesday.Making similar statements in both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sab-ha, the home minister said or-ders were obtained from court
Tuesday night to restrain the broadcast of the documentary.A Delhi court on Wednesday di-rected continuation of the ban on the telecast of the documentary.Rajnath Singh said he was per-sonally hurt when he got to know about the documentary.“I would like to make it clear. As soon as I got to know about this incident, I was personally hurt. I immediately talked to the concerned authorities and gave instructions that it should not be telecast in any condition, and (restraining) orders were taken from court last night (Tuesday) that whatever has been telecast should not be released,” he said.As the Home Minister promised responsibility will be fixed, offi-cial sources said Tihar jail direc-tor general Alok Verma met him on Wednesday on the issue.Parliament members across party lines condemned the inter-view of the December 16 gang rape convict, while some said it reflected the mentality of several
other men in society.“There is a documentary which is so derogatory. It should not be shown,” Janata Dal-United leader KC Tyagi said raising the issue in the Rajya Sabha.Nominated member Javed Akhtar said that while members were angry about the comments made by the convict, he has heard similar comments in the house.“The anger is why the interview was taken. Is the anger on why he said these things, or the an-ger is why is it being told to the world? I have heard such things in this house,” Akhtar said.BJP Lok Sabha member Kirron Kher said: “Mentality needs to be changed. They don’t consider women as human beings.”Several women activists also raised objections to the docu-mentary calling it unacceptable.“This is totally unacceptable. We have to draw an ethical bound-ary. I do not understand why they are doing it (airing the in-terview),” women’s rights activ-ist Ranjana Kumari told report-ers.Delhi Commission for Women chairperson Barkha Singh said: “This defames the nation. How could they be given permission for interview?”The documentary “India’s daughter” by British filmmaker Leslee Udwin has kicked up a storm over the interview of one of the six men who raped the 23-year-old trainee physiotherapist on December 16, 2012 on board a moving bus in Delhi.
BS BUREAUBarcelona: Flush with an invest-ment outlay of USD 3 billion a year on networks, telecom major Bharti Airtel plans to double its 4G network by next fiscal as it gears up to take on competition, including the much-awaited for-ay of Mukesh Ambani-led Reli-ance Industries group.“We have decided to roll out (4G). We have 20,000 base sta-tion now, in March, and we will be doing another 20,000 next year,” Bharti Airtel Chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal said here.Mittal said funds would not be a constraint for the company’s expansion plans as it is spend-ing USD 3 billion every year on networks alone, excluding spec-trum, and its 2G and 3G roll-outs
are among the most expensive in the country.The company will be rolling out mobile tower sites to use its 20 MHz broadband wireless access spectrum, which Mittal said is “life saving” as 3G networks are now choking up in metros and tier 1 cities.Companies, including Airtel, at present have only 5 MHz of 3G spectrum in select parts of coun-try and the government has put another 5 MHz block of 3G spec-trum in the ongoing auction.Speaking on the sidelines of re-cently held Mobile World Con-gress, Mittal said Airtel, through its newly inked partnership with China Mobile, will try to bring down price of the smartphones that can support all networks, to
below Rs 6,000 apiece in a year to push usage of networks.“In my view, in 12 months time you will have USD 100 smart-phones. You already have USD 100 smartphones. What I am say-ing is it should be multi-mode, multi-band. Customer says give me good speed, good quality network so if he drops from 4G, he must connect to 3G and if he drops from 3G he must connect to 2G,” Mittal said.He said the partnership with China Mobile gives Airtel an “economy of scale” and it will be able to lower its capital expendi-ture significantly.Mittal said driving down cost of equipments, devices, setting up standards for next generation technology like 5G and exchange
of best practices are main objec-tives of this partnership without any equity transaction.“Funding is not a constraint. Ev-ery year we are spending USD 3 billion into networks other than spectrum. Our roll-outs of 3G, 2G are the most expensive roll-out in the country,” he said.On the growth potential of 4G networks in the country, Mittal said Airtel and Reliance Jio In-focomm put together will be 10 per cent of China Mobile’s 4G network by 2015-16. “China Mobile has rolled out 700,000 base stations. They will be doing 1 billion by end of this year. It will be single larg-est deployment of TD LTE (4G) network by any operator in the world.
Demonstrators marched on Saturday to protest the police killing of a 19-year-old un-armed black man in Madison, Wisconsin, a shooting that came amid growing scrutiny of law enforcement’s use of lethal force against minori-ties, the poor and mentally ill..................
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SPECIAL COVERAGEOn the International women’s day that is on 8th March a semi-nar was organized by HRVC at Gurudas nagar at Kathuria sewa sadan in Laxminagar.Various intellectuals discussed about Women’s protection and gave their statements on it. Lots of women were present .Chair-
man shree Mukesh Pandey and others said that women should be educated on laws for their protection.Once they know about the legal protection then they will move around without figure. He in his speech tried to make them know about their legal protection. All the women present were very happy. Such
“(In) India, Reliance (Jio) and us, by end of next year, which means financial year 2015-16, will have 100,000 base stations,” Mittal said.He said in terms of customer base, Airtel has about 1 million 4G customers while China Mo-bile has 100 million and has cus-tomer target of 250 million by next year.“India will have 25-40 million customers in the TD LTE (4G) space. We are much smaller and therefore we can’t be as much audacious and bold as China Mobile is in driving the eco-sys-tem, driving prices of devices down and, more importantly, in setting up the standards,” Mittal added.
seminars letting the women real-ized their rights in our constitu-tion should be organized. Chief guest was Mrs. Meenakshi- Hon’ble Mayor of East Delhi, Mr. Jaigopal Verma- Dy. Mayor, Mrs. Asha Singh-Dy. Chair-man of Education, Mr. Kawar sain- President of BJP (District Shahadra), Mrs. Neema Bhagat, President of Mahila Morcha east Delhi (BJP) were present. The whole programme was co-ordi-nate by Dr. Sharad Kumar mem-ber of HRVC. Chairman Mukesh Pandey has vowed to cause of women and how to make the women feel safe and have self-respectMr. Mukesh Pandey further said people think that these seminars will result into nothing, people will here and once at home for-gets about it. He reminds that in European countries also gradu-ally only rights were given and in which women themselves fought for equality and won.
therefore these seminars attend-ed by many responsible people women included hence here also gradually this fight for equality and protection should go out to people, there houses and will result in India a safe heaven for women. “We should know the meaning of Women’s Em-powerment, what is Women’s Empowerment? Each Woman
should know her power” he added. It is to be seen and as the saying goes, Mother is the first teacher of a child will result into better India. The slogan of the seminar was “BETI BACHAO, BETI PADHAO”, Mrs. Neema Bhagat, Presi-dent of Mahila Morch, BJP (East Delhi) said the slogan represnt todays situation in our coun-try we should teach our daughters first not only consentrate on our sons. “My own daughters is a docter and we support her more than the boys of our family” she added. Mr. Ravish Pathak advocate of Supreme Court & Gen. Secretary of HRVC also address the gath-ering by their valuable thoughts on law for the women In India. He informed the audience about their rights and how the HRVC is ready to help each of the ci-vilian. All the guests communi-
Mr. Mukesh Pandey, Chairman of HRVC addressing to the
audience
Mr. Mukesh Pandey- Chairman of HRVC, Mrs. Asha Singh- Dy. Chairman of education and Mrs. Meenakshi- Mayor of East
delhi hounering with rewards
cated to the audience and share their views about the Women’s Empowerment. Many Media Partners like CNN, Dainik Jagran etc. were also present in the seminar to cover the programme.
Mrs. Neema Bhagat, President of Ma-hila Morcha East Delhi (BJP) sharing
her thoughts with the audience
Hon’ble Guests of the seminar Mrs. Meenakshi- Hon’ble Mayor of East Delhi, Mrs. Asha Singh-Dy. Chairman of Education, Mr. Kawar
sain- President of BJP (District Shahadra), Mrs. Neema Bhagat, President of Mahila Morcha East Delhi (BJP)
Gen. Secreatry of HRVC Mr. Ravish Pathak communiacting to the Meadia
