New Delhi: With a view to pro-

vide logistic support to the IEC

activities- information, educa-

tion and communication, hold-

ing camps for transiting to the

digital mode of payment, the

Government has undertaken

a series of measures to pro-

vide incentives to the district

administration which will give

a boost to cashless digital pay-

ment systems across the dis-

tricts, talukas and panchayats.

NITI Aayog has enlisted a

series of incentives for the

communication campaign for

the district authorities and

administration to promote the

transition to the cashless dig-

ital payment systems.

These include incentives for

digital payments for day to day

financial transactions like buy-

ing or selling goods/services,

transferring money etc.

NITI Aayog will provide logis-

tic support for outreach activ-

ities at the district, taluk and

panchayat level in form of the

seed money of Rs.5lakh per

district administration as a part

of the communication cam-

paign.

The purpose is to enhance the

seeding of Mobile and Aadhar

numbers to the bank account,

issue of Rupay cards wherever

necessary, issue of PIN wher-

ever necessary, downloading

of app wherever necessary and

finally achieving two success-

ful transactions.

The top ten best performing

districts will be awarded the

Digital Payment Champions of

India award.

The first 50 Panchayats which

go cashless will be awarded

Digital Payment Award of

Honour

The five digital payment sys-

tems are -

1.Unified Payment Interface,

UPI

2.USSD (*99#banking)

3.Adhar Enabled Systems

4.Wallets &

5.Rupay/Debit/Credit/Prepaid

Cards

The Hindi/English version of

the brochure which gives step

by step approach to each of

the five options is available on

the website- www.niti.gov.in/

conetent/digital-payments. In

order to help spread the mes-

sage of advantages of digital

payment systems , NITI Aayog

has collated and put up the

entire sets of creative materi-

al - presentations/posters./FM

radio spots/ films on its web-

site dedicated to the digital pay-

ments-www.niti.gov.in/cone-

tent/digital-payments.

In addition, Common Service

Networks are being mobilized

to enlist the support of people

and the merchants in going

cashless.Ministry of Electronics

and Information Technology

has announced cash incentive

of Rs.100 for every merchant

enabled to transact digitally.

Two resource persons have

been provided in each district

collectorate to co-ordinate the

CSE in each district.

NITI Aayog has also solicited

the views of the districts in

terms of the challenges being

faced by them, the solutions

thereof and the manner in

which they can be supported.

It has lauded the efforts made

by the district authorities in

d e s i g n i n g i n n o v a t i v e

Campaigns to help spread dig-

ital payments in their respec-

tive districts and urged upon

them tp share and document

the best practices. It will go a

long way towards ushering in

an era of transparency and

good governance for a cor-

ruption free India envisaged by

the Pr ime Minister Shr i

Narendra Modi.

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Shutterbugs' Fair From Dec 7

Jaya under close watch of expert doc-tors; supporters pray for her recovery

RBI to issue new `20, `50 notes, old ones to be valid

Udaipur: A fair of noted pho-

tographers will be in organized

in Udaipur from December 7

through 9. The three-day fest

is expecting to have more than

2000 photographers and pho-

tojournalists besides students.

Revealing the program in

a press conference, senior

photographer Rakesh Sharma

(aka Rajdeep) said that such

a session at large scale will be

first in Udaipur. He added that

the Lake City camera club is

really excited. Last session

had happened in Banaras.

Rajdeep said that the ses-

sion will have emphasis on

fashion and model photogra-

phy. about 10 models will fea-

ture for the same. Nupoor

Paneri, Sania Khan, shweta

Sharma, Jaideep Sharma, and

Mangal will be among the fea-

turing models.

There will be a presenta-

tion on photojournalism as

well.

Secretary Dinesh Pagaria

said that inauguration of the

function will be done by light-

ing of lamp later sessions of

technicalities about photogra-

phy will be held. There will be

an exhibition of selected pic-

tures.The second day will be

dedicated to model photogra-

phy. Participants will learn nitty-

gritty of photography in Saas-

Bahu temple and during Jungle

Safari. Experts like Hari

Mahidhar, Vinay Parelkar and

Shivji Joshi will enlighten the

participants. A visual presen-

tation is also planned post

lunch session on day-2.

The final day will see felic-

itation of achievers. A session

of traditional photography will

be held in the guidance of Anil

Risal singh in the ambiance of

Shilpgram.

Chennai: Tamil Nadu Chief

Minister J Jayalalithaa, said to

be critical after suffering a car-

diac arrest, on Monday con-

tinued to remain under close

watch of an expert team of doc-

tors at the Apollo Hospitals

where she has been under-

going treatment for more than

two months.

Doctors were closely moni-

to r ing the cond i t i on o f

Jayalalithaa and trying their

"very best", the hospital said

early on Monday, hours after

she suffered the cardiac arrest.

The 68-year-old Jayalalithaa

has been put on extracorpo-

real membrane oxygenation

(ECMO), a heart assist device,

and was under the watch of

experts, including cardiolo-

gists.

A large number of AIADMK

cadres, including women, anx-

iously stayed put outside the

hospital, which has been cov-

ered in a thick blanket of secu-

rity. Worried party supporters

continued to pray for her recov-

ery.

State DGP TK Rajendran on

Sunday asked all police per-

sonnel to remain on duty from

Monday "until further orders".

"They should report in full uni-

form with their vehicles for law

and order duty until further

orders," he said.

Announcing the sudden dete-

rioration in health, a statement

by Chief Operating Officer and

head of transformation of

Apollo Hospitals Dr Subbaiah

Viswanathan on Sunday night

said, "she is being treated and

monitored by a team of experts,

including cardiologists, pul-

monologist and critical care

specialists".

Following the development,

Tamil Nadu Governor Ch

Vidyasagar Rao, who is also

the Governor of Maharashtra,

airdashed to the city from

Mumbai and visited Apollo

Hospitals on Sunday night.

U n i o n M i n i s t e r P o n

Radhakrishnan, who arrived at

the airport here on Monday

morning, said all BJP leaders,

including Prime Minister

Narendra Modi, wished for a

c o m p l e te r e c o v e r y o f

Jayalalithaa and they were

praying for her.

He expressed confidence that

Jayalalithaa would soon recov-

er and resume official duties.

AIADMK ministers, who stayed

put at the hospital since

Sunday, left on Monday morn-

ing. They did not talk to the wait-

ing mediapersons.

Party workers, who had gath-

ered in large numbers outside

the hospital after news of her

cardiac arrest broke, braved

midnight rains and continued

to wait outside, praying for the

recovery of 'Amma' (mother),

as she is fondly called by her

supporters.

Actor and party supporter,

'Gundu' Kalyanam, said the

party workers had faith in the

divine power and expressed

confidence that Jayalalithaa

would recover.

President Pranab Mukherjee,

DMK leader M Karunanidhi, his

son and opposition leader K

Stal in, Union Ministers,

Congress leader Rahul

Gandhi, chief ministers and a

host of leaders have expressed

concern over Jayalalithaa's

health condition and wished her

speedy recovery.

Jayalalithaa was admitted to

the hospital on September 22

after she complained of fever

and dehydration, and was later

treated for infection and res-

piratory problem.

JP Sharma to be 16th VC of MLSUUdaipur: Retired professor from

Rajasthan University and the

national president of the orga-

nization coordinating the atten-

dant culture in RSS Jagdish

Prasad Sharma has been

appointed as 16th vice chan-

cellor of Mohanlal Sukhadia

University.

After IV Trivedi's retirement

on June 13, the charge was with

Pro fessor Uma Shankar

Sharma. After Sharma, the

responsibility was with divisional commissioner Bhawani Singh

Detha.

JP Sharma had retired two years back from the Economic

governance and financial management department of Rajasthan

University. He hails from Dhankauli town of Deedwana Tehsil

of Nagaur city. He served about four decades in Rajasthan

University

There are 30 books to his credit and he is member of var-

ious educational bodies like UGC, AICT, NAAC, and expert

committee panel of All India Council for Technical Education.

He has also served as director of Rajasthan University

Administrative Training Center where coaching for Rajasthan

Administrative Services is given.

Cook with Hritu

Chhena Payesh

Ingredients:Milk 1 1/2 litres,Saffron (kesar) a few strands,Lemon

juice 1 1/2 tablespoon, sugar 1/2 cup, almonds blanched and

chopped5-6Pistachios blanched and chopped 7

Method:Soak saffron in two tablespoons of warm milk and set aside.

Boil half litre of milk. As it comes to a boil add lemon juice and

keep stirring till all the milk curdles.

Strain the whey and tie up the chenna in a muslin cloth and

dip in ice water till it cools completely. Then squeeze till all the

liquid drains away. Set aside.

Boil milk, add a pinch of saffron, reduce heat and let it sim-

mer till reduced to half the original quantity.

Add sugar, stir and simmer till it dissolves. Mash chenna in

a bowl. Add it to the milk. Simmer for two minutes.

Add almonds and pistachios and the soaked saffron and

take off the heat.

Cool and serve.

Campaign To District, Taluka And Panchayat Levels

Children shown their talent indance competition in Udaipur

Action against illegal mining

Sharma visited shilpgram dis-cussed utsav preparation

Work shop organised

Chittora prepared a small diary

Udaipur: A healthy competition was organised by Universal

Sr. Sec. school Udaipur to explore potential of kids. This infor-

mation is shared by Monica Singhatvadia MD of the school. In

this compitition children displayed their talent in folk dance, bol-

lywood and patriotic dances. In these compititions winners were

Kartvya Pawar, Kavya Sukhval,Siddhi Kharol, Anjana Vaishnav,

Sudeeksha Parihar, Kriyansha Jhala and Nidhi Vasita. At last

Sandeep Singhatvadia distributed prizes amongst children.

Udaipur:(Hritu Sodhi) 55 vehicles and a JCB earth mover

machine was confiscated in a drive to curb illegal mining in the

district. AS many as three cases were registered and an amount

of rupees 2787990 was recovered. Additional director of min-

ing and vigilance Abdul Latif shaikh apprised that six teams

were formed to check the illegal mining in the areas of rivers.

till date this year, the vigilance department has registered eight

cases and have seized a whopping sum of rupees 6355290

and 110 vehicles.

Udaipur: Union minister of Tourism and culture Mahesh

Sharma recently visited WZCC and discussed with the direc-

tor about preparation of Shilpgram utsav and various activities.

On last Monday minister was offered warm welcomes by

artisans and staff working in Shilpgram. The director Furkan

khan informed ins and outs of WZCC in detail. The minister

accepted invitation to participate in Shilpgram utsav.

Udaipur: Udaipur, Next education India private limited has organ-

ised a workshop for principals and head masters at Redison

green.The manager Neeraj Malik delivered welcome speech

while Suniti Sharma principal of Maharani Gayatri Devi Girls

school told them about new techniques and innovations in school.

She said that India is amongst developing countries that is

implementing new innovations in education.

In this workshop principals of various public schools like

MMPS, Rockwood, CPS, St.Terresa, St. Paul, St.Marrage shared

their experiences.

Udaipur: miniature artist Chandra prakash Chittora prepared

a small diary in the shape of an art piece made of red ribbon

studded with tiny pearls. By this he imparted a message about

awareness of Aids.

New Delhi: The Reserve Bank of India announced on Sunday it will issue new sets of `50 and `20 notes that have to carry the

year of printing, 2016, on the reverse side of the currency.

All older notes will continue to be legal tender.Documents posted on the central bank's website said the RBI will shortly issue

`50 banknotes without an inset letter in both the number panels and will carry the signature of governor Urjit Patel.

The ̀ 20 banknote will have the inset letter 'L' in both number panels and carry Patel's signature.The security features of both

banknotes will continue to be similar to the currency in circulation at present.

The inset letter is considered an additional security feature for a banknote that is said to indicate the press at which the cur-

rency denomination has been printed.The Mahatma Gandhi series of notes are called so because they prominently display

Gandhi's portrait on the obverse side.

The issuance of new notes comes at a time the country is grappling with a cash crunch following the recall of ̀ 500 and ̀ 1,000

notes three weeks back in a bid to drain illegal cash from the economy.Millions of people have lined up outside banks and ATMs

but have often gone back dissatisfied because authorities have little cash to disburse as 86% of the currency in circulation has

been taken off the market.

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