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Builder booked for trying to grab Dilip Kumar's bungalow released, Banu requests meeting with PM NEW DELHI, Dec 16: The incidents of kidnapping for ransom have shown an upward trend in the national capital, with Delhi Police saying there main challenge is to ensure the victim's safety. Nineteen incidents of kidnap- ping have been reported till November this year in the city as compared to 14 during the same period last year, including a sensa- tional case where a minor boy was brazenly abducted from a school bus on the eve of Republic Day from Shahdara, according to data released by Delhi Police. Police said in kidnapping cases, their top priority is to ensure the safety of the victims involved. "We have to be very careful even with minute things. Our main challenge is to ensure that the victim is rescued safely without any injuries. We have to closely monitor the actions of the kidnappers," a senior police officer said. According to police, in such cases it is difficult to take the victims' family into confidence. "It's often difficult to convince the parents of the victims and take them into confidence. Because in the process, sometimes they tend to lose faith," G Ram Gopal Naik, Deputy Commissioner of Police (crime) said. In kidnapping cases, media plays an essential role by not leaking sensitive details pertain- ing to investigations as it might ultimately pose a threat to the victim's life, police said. "Even your single mistake can pose a threat to the victim's life. There are times when even investigating officers tend to lose hope, but we we keep patience and work with the hope that the victim is still alive. There have been instances, where the victim is killed within 24 hours of kidnapping and the accused make ransom calls claiming the victim to be alive," an investigative officer said. In most of the cases the accused are known to the victim. In a case where the five-year-old boy was abducted, the kidnap- per was a customer of the vic- tim's father. The accused was aware about the financial status of the victim's father. In October this year, a first- year Delhi University student, along with her minor brother, allegedly kidnapped a three- year-old son of their landlord and demanded a ransom of Rs 50 lakh.(PTI) NEW DELHI, Dec 16: Soon, passengers onboard trains or students in faraway locations can take a tour of the National Rail Museum or see the Kalka-Shimla rail route without moving from their seats. Taking forward its digital initiative to preserve and pro- mote its heritage, Railways has tied up with Google's education initiative to create and deliver virtual educational expeditions using 3-D imaging and virtual tours of its prominent heritage places. As a part of this project, Railways is considering provid- ing virtual reality glasses to pas- sengers on rent so that they can have a glimpse of the sites with- out actually being there physi- cally. It is also planning to col- laborate with schools and NGOs to take the glasses to class- rooms. "We want to take this for- ward and offer an opportunity for students across the country, wherever they are, to experience railway heritage. They might not be able to come there physi- cally, but they will experience it as if they were. We want to join hands with educational institu- tions, NGOs for this purpose. "The railway minister has asked us to provide such glasses to the onboard staff so that they can be used by passengers," Subrata Nath, Executive Director (Heritage) said. The cost of these glasses - Google's version is called Google cardboard - vary, with the cheapest coming for less than Rs 200. All one has to do is use the Google Expedition app or open the Google arts and cul- ture website and search for the railway heritage sites one wish- es to visit. In the first phase, virtual expeditions are being created for Kalka Shimla Railway (KSR) and CSMT, Mumbai -- both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Nath said that the project is exciting especially because it can be used as a teaching tool for students who may be unable to afford trips to the sites them- selves. "Through this innovative project, children and students will be introduced to a new way of learning using virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), thus creating classrooms with no boundaries. "With VR and AR, teachers will no longer be limited by the space of the classroom and this project will allow teacher, say in Kerala or Tamil Nadu to guide students through scenic panora- ma of Kangra Valley Railway, located thousands of miles away in Himachal Pradesh or Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, Mumbai, without travelling even out of their city or town," said Nath. (PTI) Soon, a virtual tour of railway heritage sites in trains, classrooms MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 2018 (PAGE 12) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Hkkjr ljdkj@GOVT OF INDIA j{kk ea =ky;@MINISTRY OF DEFENCE dSaVhu LVkslZ foHkkx@CANTEEN STORES DEPARTMENT {ks=h; fMiks ch Mh ckM+h@AREA DEPOT: B D BARI Tel: 01923-220481 B D Bari (Bari Brahmana), Fax: 01923-222365 Jammu-181133 E-Mail:[email protected] Web: www.csdindia.gov.in E- TENDER NOTICE For & on behalf of the President of India, Area Manager Canteen Stores Department, Ministry of Defence, Bari Brahmana Jammu invites E-tenders (online) in TWO PART from reputed and eli- gible parties for the following:- Sl.No. Description of Service(s) Qty Due Date & Time#for Tender Fee EMD Submission of Tender Opening of Part-A E-Tender No: CSD/B.D. BARI/1/18-19/ET/7 Dated: 15-12-2018 1 Watchman 12 31-12-2018 31-12-2018 Rs.1000/- Rs.76,000/- By 1500 hrs By 1530 hrs Qty: Quantity, # refer to tender documents for other important dates The Techno-commercial Bid and the Financial Bid have to be submitted online at www.mstcecommerce.com/eprochome/csd. The vendors (bidders) are required to register themselves online with www.mstcecommerce.com/eprochome/csd. The vendors (bidders) may contact the following for assistance in vendor registration. Contact person (MSTC Ud): Centralized Help Desk - 033-22901004, Mr Dinesh Kumar Meel, Manager Mobile No:- 9587892087 and Mr. Asish Adikari, AM, Mobile No. 9654531675. Contact Person (CSD Bari Brahmana)- Area Manager :- 01923 - 220481, E-Mail:- [email protected]. The tenders are also available on Canteen Stores Department website (https://www.csdindia.gov.in) for down- load. The Bidders are to go through the Important instructions for E-procurement and Tender Documents for detailed information and submit the bids in compliance of the same. All further updates or amendments, if any, pertaining to this tender shall be notified and uploaded on the CSD website as well as MSTC website (www.mstcecommerce.com/eprochome/csd)only and no separate corrigendum would be published in this regard. Therefore, potential bidders are advised to visit the above mentioned websites on regular basis. Ref. No: BDB/Est/E-Tender/W/M/07/ Sd/- Dated: 15- Dec 2018 (Vinod Raina) Area Manager Kidnapping incidents show upward trend in Delhi: Police MUMBAI, Dec 16: Following the release of builder Samir Bhojwani, who had falsely claimed ownership of the two plots on which Dilip Kumar's bungalow was built, the legendary actor's wife Saira Banu Khan has requested to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss the issue. The 96-year-old actor's bun- galow is located in the upscale Pali Hill area of Bandra. On Sunday, Banu's request was shared on Kumar's official Twitter account. "Request from Saira Banu Khan: The Hon'ble @PMOIndia Shri @narendramodi Sir, Land Mafia Samir Bhojwani released from jail. No action taken despite assurances by CM @Dev_Fadnavis . Padma Vibhushit betrayed, threatened by money and muscle power. Request meeting with you in #Mumbai," the tweet read. Earlier this year Banu had approached police and lodged a complaint against Bhojwani. In January, the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Mumbai Police had registered a case of cheating against the builder for allegedly trying to grab the bun- galow of the veteran actor. The police officials suspect- ed that Bhojwani forged certain documents to grab the property. After the offence was registered, a team of EOW sleuths raided Bhojwani's residence in Bandra from where they seized weapons, including knives and daggers. Bhojwani was arrested by EOW in April this year. (PTI) 13-year-old Indian boy in Dubai owns software development company DUBAI, Dec 16: A 13-year-old Indian boy in Dubai, who developed his first mobile application four years ago, also owns a software development company, a media report said today. Aadithyan Rajesh, a student from Kerala, was only nine years old when he developed his first mobile application as a hobby to beat boredom and also has been designing logos and websites for clients. The tech wizard, who start- ed using a computer when he turned five, has finally launched his own company 'Trinet Solutions' at the age of 13, the Khaleej Times reported. "I was born in Thiruvilla, Kerala, and my family moved here when I was five. The first website my dad showed me was BBC Typing, a website for kids where young students can learn typing," he told the Dubai- based English daily. Trinet has a total of three employees, who are friends and students from Aadithyan's school.(PTI)
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Builder booked for trying to grab Dilip Kumar's bungalow released, Banu requests meeting with PM
NEW DELHI, Dec 16:
The incidents of kidnappingfor ransom have shown anupward trend in the nationalcapital, with Delhi Police sayingthere main challenge is to ensurethe victim's safety.
Nineteen incidents of kidnap-ping have been reported tillNovember this year in the city ascompared to 14 during the sameperiod last year, including a sensa-tional case where a minor boy wasbrazenly abducted from a schoolbus on the eve of Republic Dayfrom Shahdara, according to datareleased by Delhi Police.
Police said in kidnappingcases, their top priority is to
ensure the safety of the victimsinvolved.
"We have to be very carefuleven with minute things. Ourmain challenge is to ensure thatthe victim is rescued safelywithout any injuries. We have toclosely monitor the actions ofthe kidnappers," a senior policeofficer said.
According to police, in suchcases it is difficult to take thevictims' family into confidence.
"It's often difficult to convincethe parents of the victims and takethem into confidence. Because inthe process, sometimes they tend
to lose faith," G Ram Gopal Naik,Deputy Commissioner of Police(crime) said.
In kidnapping cases, mediaplays an essential role by notleaking sensitive details pertain-ing to investigations as it mightultimately pose a threat to thevictim's life, police said.
"Even your single mistakecan pose a threat to the victim'slife. There are times when eveninvestigating officers tend tolose hope, but we we keeppatience and work with the hopethat the victim is still alive.There have been instances,
where the victim is killed within24 hours of kidnapping and theaccused make ransom callsclaiming the victim to be alive,"an investigative officer said.
In most of the cases theaccused are known to the victim.In a case where the five-year-oldboy was abducted, the kidnap-per was a customer of the vic-
tim's father. The accused wasaware about the financial statusof the victim's father.
In October this year, a first-year Delhi University student,along with her minor brother,allegedly kidnapped a three-year-old son of their landlordand demanded a ransom of Rs50 lakh.(PTI)
NEW DELHI, Dec 16:
Soon, passengers onboardtrains or students in farawaylocations can take a tour of theNational Rail Museum or seethe Kalka-Shimla rail routewithout moving from their seats.
Taking forward its digitalinitiative to preserve and pro-mote its heritage, Railways hastied up with Google's educationinitiative to create and delivervirtual educational expeditionsusing 3-D imaging and virtualtours of its prominent heritageplaces.
As a part of this project,Railways is considering provid-ing virtual reality glasses to pas-sengers on rent so that they canhave a glimpse of the sites with-out actually being there physi-cally. It is also planning to col-laborate with schools and NGOsto take the glasses to class-rooms.
"We want to take this for-ward and offer an opportunityfor students across the country,wherever they are, to experiencerailway heritage. They mightnot be able to come there physi-cally, but they will experience it
as if they were. We want to joinhands with educational institu-tions, NGOs for this purpose.
"The railway minister hasasked us to provide such glassesto the onboard staff so that theycan be used by passengers,"Subrata Nath, ExecutiveDirector (Heritage) said.
The cost of these glasses -Google's version is calledGoogle cardboard - vary, withthe cheapest coming for lessthan Rs 200. All one has to do isuse the Google Expedition appor open the Google arts and cul-ture website and search for therailway heritage sites one wish-es to visit.
In the first phase, virtualexpeditions are being createdfor Kalka Shimla Railway(KSR) and CSMT, Mumbai --both UNESCO World HeritageSites.
Nath said that the project isexciting especially because itcan be used as a teaching toolfor students who may be unableto afford trips to the sites them-selves.
"Through this innovativeproject, children and studentswill be introduced to a new way
of learning using virtual reality(VR) and augmented reality(AR), thus creating classroomswith no boundaries.
"With VR and AR, teacherswill no longer be limited by thespace of the classroom and thisproject will allow teacher, say inKerala or Tamil Nadu to guidestudents through scenic panora-ma of Kangra Valley Railway,located thousands of miles awayin Himachal Pradesh orChattrapati Shivaji MaharajTerminus, Mumbai, withouttravelling even out of their cityor town," said Nath. (PTI)
Soon, a virtual tour of railway heritage sites in trains, classrooms
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E- TENDER NOTICEFor & on behalf of the President of India, Area Manager Canteen Stores Department, Ministry
of Defence, Bari Brahmana Jammu invites E-tenders (online) in TWO PART from reputed and eli-gible parties for the following:-Sl.No. Description of Service(s) Qty Due Date & Time#for Tender Fee EMD
Submission of Tender Opening of Part-AE-Tender No: CSD/B.D. BARI/1/18-19/ET/7 Dated: 15-12-2018
1 Watchman 12 31-12-2018 31-12-2018 Rs.1000/- Rs.76,000/-By 1500 hrs By 1530 hrs
Qty: Quantity, # refer to tender documents for other important dates
The Techno-commercial Bid and the Financial Bid have to be submitted online atwww.mstcecommerce.com/eprochome/csd. The vendors (bidders) are required to register themselves onlinewith www.mstcecommerce.com/eprochome/csd. The vendors (bidders) may contact the following for assistancein vendor registration.
Contact person (MSTC Ud): Centralized Help Desk - 033-22901004, Mr Dinesh Kumar Meel, Manager MobileNo:- 9587892087 and Mr. Asish Adikari, AM, Mobile No. 9654531675.
Contact Person (CSD Bari Brahmana)- Area Manager :- 01923 - 220481, E-Mail:- [email protected] tenders are also available on Canteen Stores Department website (https://www.csdindia.gov.in) for down-
load. The Bidders are to go through the Important instructions for E-procurement and Tender Documents fordetailed information and submit the bids in compliance of the same. All further updates or amendments, if any,pertaining to this tender shall be notified and uploaded on the CSD website as well as MSTC website(www.mstcecommerce.com/eprochome/csd)only and no separate corrigendum would be published in thisregard. Therefore, potential bidders are advised to visit the above mentioned websites on regular basis.Ref. No: BDB/Est/E-Tender/W/M/07/ Sd/-Dated: 15- Dec 2018 (Vinod Raina)
Area Manager
Kidnapping incidents show upward trend in Delhi: Police
MUMBAI, Dec 16:
Following the release ofbuilder Samir Bhojwani, whohad falsely claimed ownershipof the two plots on which DilipKumar's bungalow was built,the legendary actor's wife SairaBanu Khan has requested tomeet Prime Minister NarendraModi to discuss the issue.
The 96-year-old actor's bun-galow is located in the upscalePali Hill area of Bandra.
On Sunday, Banu's requestwas shared on Kumar's officialTwitter account.
"Request from Saira BanuKhan: The Hon'ble @PMOIndiaShri @narendramodi Sir, LandMafia Samir Bhojwani released
from jail. No action takendespite assurances by CM@Dev_Fadnavis . PadmaVibhushit betrayed, threatenedby money and muscle power.Request meeting with you in#Mumbai," the tweet read.
Earlier this year Banu hadapproached police and lodged acomplaint against Bhojwani. InJanuary, the Economic OffencesWing (EOW) of the MumbaiPolice had registered a case ofcheating against the builder forallegedly trying to grab the bun-galow of the veteran actor.
The police officials suspect-ed that Bhojwani forged certaindocuments to grab the property.After the offence was registered,a team of EOW sleuths raidedBhojwani's residence in Bandrafrom where they seizedweapons, including knives anddaggers.
Bhojwani was arrested byEOW in April this year. (PTI)
13-year-old Indian boy inDubai owns software
development companyDUBAI, Dec 16:
A 13-year-old Indian boy inDubai, who developed his firstmobile application four years ago,also owns a software developmentcompany, a media report said today.
Aadithyan Rajesh, a studentfrom Kerala, was only nineyears old when he developedhis first mobile application as ahobby to beat boredom and alsohas been designing logos andwebsites for clients.
The tech wizard, who start-ed using a computer when heturned five, has finally launchedhis own company 'TrinetSolutions' at the age of 13, theKhaleej Times reported.
"I was born in Thiruvilla,Kerala, and my family movedhere when I was five. The firstwebsite my dad showed me wasBBC Typing, a website for kidswhere young students can learntyping," he told the Dubai-based English daily.
Trinet has a total of threeemployees, who are friends andstudents from Aadithyan'sschool.(PTI)
