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10 INDIA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2013 Lt Col among 5 peacekeepers killed in South Sudan School children carry placards as they participate in the Autism Awareness Walk 2013 at India Gate in New Delhi yesterday. Autism is a neuro-physiological disorder which affects the social and emotional areas of the brain and the UN General Assembly declared April 2 as World Autism Awareness Day, observed each year since 2008. — AFP Opposition shutdown in AP hits normal life HYDERABAD Normal life in Andhra Pradesh was hit yesterday as opposition parties in the state called for a shutdown to protest the hike in electricity tariff. Buses of the state-owned Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) were suspended in most parts of the state as opposition leaders and activists stopped vehicles. Shops and business establishments also remained closed in many towns. In Hyderabad, the response was mixed. Ten Left parties have called for the shutdown, which is being supported by the Telugu Desam Party (TDP), YSR Congress Party, BJP and other opposition parties. Leaders of the CPI, CPM and the other Left parties were arrested when they tried to stop buses at the Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station in Hyderabad. CPI state secretary K Narayana said the protest would continue till the government rolls back the hike in electricity tariff and also withdraws the power surcharge imposed by power distribution companies for purchase of electricity from outside the state. Opposition parties staged sit-ins outside APSRTC depots in Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Guntur, Tirupati and other towns in the state. Pawar’s remarks rock Maharashtra house again MUMBAI The opposition in the Maharashtra state assembly created bedlam for the second successive day here yesterday over Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar's recent remarks on the people in drought-hit areas and attempted to bring a censure motion in the house. The proceedings started amidst noisy scenes with Leader of Opposition Eknath Khadse saying that a mere apology from Pawar was not acceptable and he must resign. "With his statements, Pawar has insulted women and lowered the stature of Maharashtra. He must quit from his post. The Opposition members were vehement in their protest on the remarks. “The chief minister should make a statement, apologise and dismiss Ajit Pawar," Khadse demanded as opposition members rushed to the presiding oficer's chair raising slogans against Pawar. The Shiv Sena also sought to bring a censure motion against Pawar who maintained that since he had tendered an apology in the house Monday, the issue had ended. Shiv Sena legislator Subhash Desai who sought to move the censure notice, said Pawar's remarks were "derogatory" and deserved to be condemned. However, citing procedural issues, Speaker Dilip Walse-Patil rejected the censure motion even as the house was adjourned twice amid uproarious scenes and later adjourned for the day. Known for his brashness, Pawar again uttered some controversial comments which several parties and groups termed as "insulting and ridiculing the drought-hit population". "Who is that (Bhaisaheb) Deshmukh? What is the point of his protest? Will it yield water? When there is no water, where will I arrange water from? “Should I urinate in the dams?" Pawar had said at a public meeting in Pune district on Sunday, sparking off waves of protests and condemnation across the state. Later, he said in the same speech: "The population is increasing due to load shedding as people have nothing to do when there is no electricity." By Sunday evening, Pawar apparently sobered up and offered an apology for his statements. He followed it up with a similar apology in the assembly Monday, but the angry opposition kept up its demand for his removal. — IANS Antony refused to support Sanjay Gandhi: WikiLeaks NEW DELHI Five Indian UN peacekeepers, including a Lieutenant Colonel, were killed and four injured by ighters in South Sudan, the external affairs ministry said yesterday. "Peacekeepers from India in UN- MISS (United Nations Mission in the Republic of South Sudan) attacked in Jonglei. Five dead and four wounded," ministry spokesman Syed Akbaruddin tweeted. Elaborating on the incident, Akbaruddin said: "It happened this morning about 8:30 am. The convoy carrying 32 Indian soldiers was attacked by ighters. There were ive casualties, including a Lieutenant Colonel, a JCO (junior commissioner oficer) and three soldiers. Four others have been wounded." "We were informed that there were ive casualties of Indian battalion that was attached to the UN peacekeeping force in South Sudan. They were escorting a UN convoy in the volatile state of Jonglei in South Ireland probes death of Indian woman GALWAY — An inquest opened in Ireland into the death of a pregnant Indian woman who was allegedly denied a termination, sparking ierce debate on the Catholic country's strict abortion laws. Savita Halappanavar, a 31-yearold dentist originally from India, died in a hospital in Galway, on the west coast of Ireland, last October after suffering a miscarriage. She was 17 weeks pregnant and miscarrying when she went to Galway University Hospital on October 21, complaining of backache. Her husband Praveen said his wife, a Hindu, repeatedly requested that doctors terminate the pregnancy but they refused because there was still a foetal heartbeat and because Ireland "is a Catholic country". Savita Halappanavar died of suspected septicaemia on October 28, ive days after losing her baby. "The next few days are going to be very tough," Praveen said as he arrived for the irst day of evidence at Galway Coroner's Court. The inquest is his last chance to ind out the truth about how his wife was treated and why, he said. The medics who treated Savita Halappanavar will be among those called to give evidence at the hearings, which are expected to last a week. — AFP Virtual ofice @Kochi for just Rs 500 Sudan," he told a TV channel. "The casualties, including the injured, are being brought back by the UN by helicopters from Jonglei to Juba (the capital of South Sudan)," Akbarudddin said. He said the Indian ambassador in South Sudan, along an oficer of the Army Medical Corps, is waiting at the Juba airport to receive the bodies and the injured. "The irst priority will be emergency treatment for the injured and they will be sent to UN mission hospital in South Sudan and then as per the advise of the medical team, they then will be transferred appropriately," he said. "With respect to those who have paid the highest price and laid down their lives, our embassy will work with the UN to bring back their bodies to India," he said. Akbaruddin said the Indian embassy is in touch with the UN on the issue. "We have 2,200 India personnel in South Sudan. Our embassy is Fresh all-party meeting on land takeover bill by April 18 NEW DELHI Consensus eluded an all-party meeting on the land acquisition bill yesterday, forcing the government to ix another meeting on April 18. "We have some minor differences and have decided to meet again on April 18," Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kamal Nath told reporters after the meeting at Parliament House. Nath said all parties were asked to give their suggestions by April 15. These would be circulated April 16, ahead of the next meeting. The Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Bill, 2011, seeks to address problems of the industry regarding acquisition of land for setting up projects. The bill provides for land acquisition, rehabilitation and resettlement of the displaced people. It proposes to replace the Land Acquisition Act, 1894. Nath said though parties were largely of the opinion that the bill should be passed at the earliest, they had some suggestions. Senior BJP leader Sushma Swaraj said the bill was earlier with the parliamentary standing committee and certain amendments had been moved but the government failed to incorporate these amendments. She said her party's stand was that acquisition should not be the only way to acquire land. "Leasing of land would be a better in touch with UN representative on this matter," he added. India is a major contributor to UN peacekeeping forces around the world and has suffered losses in the past. “Five peace keepers from India with UNMISS (United Nations Mission in the Republic of South Sudan) killed in ambush in Jonglei state this morning,” spokesman Syed Akbaruddin said. Four Indian soldiers were also wounded in the attack. “The casualties including injured are being lown by UN helicopters to the Juba (capital of South Sudan),” Akbaruddin said. In 2010, ighters hacked to death three Indians in their camp in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Akbaruddin said that the Indian foreign ministry was arranging for the bodies of its peacekeepers in South Sudan to be returned home. — IANS Sushma Swaraj said the bill was earlier with the parliamentary standing committee and certain amendments had been moved but the government failed to incorporate these amendments proposition so that the farmer gets regular annual income. In this way, the land would go back to the farmer if it is not used," she said. Her party also objected to the deinition of the term "public purpose" in the bill as it was "very wide". "But I am very hopeful that a consensus would be arrived at," she said here yesterday. The bill seeks to provide for a fair compensation to land owners in both rural and urban areas with the stipulation that consent of 80 per cent of the people for acquiring land for private industry was necessary. Earlier, the bill's consideration was deferred by the Lok Sabha in the winter session till the budget session under pressure from opposition members. It was referred to the standing committee. — IANS By Ashraf Padanna THIRUVANANTHAPURAM — A powerful section in the Congress party led by A K Antony in Kerala opposed ascendance of Sanjay Gandhi as heir to his mother Indira Gandhi and hence he failed to visit the state during the Emergency. According to the unclassiied US diplomatic cables published by Wikileaks yesterday, CPI, his party's key ally in the ruling coalition led by Chief Minister C Achutha Menon during 1970-77, was also angered at him calling it "the most corrupt party". "Antony and those refusing to support Sanjay question his rapid ascent to a position of power, asking themselves, we understand, what sacri- ices he has made for the party or the country," says the cable dated May 14, 1976, quoting "knowledgeable newsmen". Sanjay Gandhi died in a 1980 plane crash at the age of 33 while Indira Gandhi, the second longestserving prime minister of India, was assassinated by her Sikh bodyguards four years later. Antony, who was elected the party chief in Kerala in 1972 at a young age of 32, was "one of the only leaders to latly criticise the new Youth Congress and Sanjay". The other key critic was West Bengal Congress leader Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi of West Bengal. "Despite an earlier announcement that he would visit Kerala, Sanjay has not so far done so, though Ambika Soni (his close associate and president of Youth Congress) was in the state last month," the cable says. Describing the Kerala Youth Congress "somewhat more radical than the Youth Congresses in other states", it says Sanjay's policies were not popular in Kerala. The Americans also suspected the split in the Youth Congress in the state and the CPI's attitude toward him "might well combine to make him decide against visiting the state at least until" he gets a warm welcome. "Talks with a variety of people in Kerala May 9-11 left us with the impression that Sanjay Gandhi is not very popular in that state. Knowledgeable newsmen with whom we met resented Sanjay's rapid buildup, saying that until 1975 he was known only for his association with the Maruti (the car he introduced in collaboration with Japan's Suzuki)," it says. Though the newspapers were gagged and public protests outlawed like anywhere in India during the state of Emergency, the state's coalition government was hugely popular that it returned to power with a huge majority of 111 seats in the 140- member Assembly. Though Antony, Vayalar Ravi and Oommen Chandy were in the rival camp, the Gandhis enjoyed the strong support of K Karunakaran, the powerful home minister of the state who succeeded Achutha Menon as chief minister. "One of the journalists with whom we met speculated that it could be extremely embarrassing for the KPCC to have to ask the CPI chief minister of the state to welcome Sanjay at the airport if he were invited to visit Kerala," the cable says. "Despite differences of opinion of him, all those with whom we talked agreed that Sanjay is being groomed to succeed his mother some day. Sanjay already wields great inluence with his mother, one stated he had heard from his Delhi sources, and he discusses policy matters with ministers and gives them instructions on actions to be taken," it says. According to one journalist, it says, Sanjay was known as a "friend of the United States," and his policies and programmes seem designed to appeal to "capitalists and industrialists." Disgust with years of work stoppages, violence, demonstrations, and student unrest was widespread and few wanted a return to pre-Emergency politics. Newsmen, Kerala govt ministers, professors, and non-Communist opposition politicians all agreed that in any election a Congress-dominated coalition would sweep the polls. KOCHI You can open a virtual ofice in Kerala's commercial capital Kochi paying just Rs 500 a month, thanks to Spacelance.com. "With the intention of providing affordable ofice space solution for freelancers, start-ups, home-based businesses, NRIs and student entrepreneurs to show their business presence here, we came up with this idea. We offer service at affordable cost without compromising the quality," said Boby Thomas, founder and CEO which launched this costeffective service. "Our service gives a virtual platform for businesses to operate remotely and still show their presence in the city. We have plans starting from as low as Rs 500 per month," added Thomas. Spacelance.com will provide a prestigious address at the heart of Kochi, a dedicated virtual landline number with a Kochi STD code, a virtual Kochi fax number, a live receptionist to answer and forward your customer calls and mail handling and ofice support facilities. Spacelance basic plan starts at just Rs 500 a month, which includes a virtual address and mail handling services. The standard plan is Rs 1,000 per month which gives an additional dedicated virtual phone and fax number. CITIZENS carry placards during a protest march near the Myanmar Embassy in New Delhi yesterday against the killing and the torching of Rohingya homes in Myanmar. Organisations and civil society condemned the Burmese government in the strongest terms for its inaction and collaboration to stop violence against and expulsion of Rohingya people in Rakhine (Arakan) state. — AFP
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2013 INDIA 11 Modi accuses UPA of bias against non-Cong states A security guard tries to prevent protesters from entering the ofice of Dow Chemical International Private Ltd in Mumbai. Three thousand seven hundred people died immediately in the world's worst industrial disaster in 1984 when gas leaked from a pesticides plant owned by the US multinational Union Carbide in Bhopal. For decades, survivors have been ighting to have the site cleaned up, but they say the efforts were slowed when Michigan-based Dow Chemical took over Union Carbide in 2001. — AFP KOLKATA Gujarat Chief Minister yesterday accused the UPA government of discriminating against non- Congress ruled states. "Defying the constitution, the UPA government has been constantly discriminating between states ruled by the parties in the UPA coalition and those run by non-UPA parties," Modi said here. "The need is to raise voices against this discrimination," he told a meeting of entrepreneurs. Modi said such discrimination was shattering the dreams of many states including West Bengal. "People have elected them but that does not mean they have the power to discriminate." To buttress his point, Modi referred to the relations between the NDA government of Atal Bihari Vajpayee and the Left Front government in West Bengal between 1998 and 2004. "Here we had a Communist government. In Delhi, we had the Vajpayee government. Ideologically, there can be no meeting ground between us and the Communists. "But during those years there was no complaint of discrimination from Bengal," he said at a meeting organised by the MCC Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Indian Chamber of Commerce and Bharat Chamber of Commerce. He said this bias by the central government was threatening national integrity. "When states do well, the (central) government comes forward to take credit. But if anything goes wrong, the onus is on the state government. "They must learn to take the entire country along." Earlier, Modi yesterday started his trip here by visiting the Dakshineswar Kali Temple and Belur Math and exhorted the youth to make India the world leader by taking inspiration from the ideals of Swami Vivekananda. "I have full conidence that our youths will make India proud by making it "jagatguru" by following the ideals of Swami Vivekananda," Modi told journalists after paying a visit to the Belur Math in neighbouring Howrah district. Modi, who visited the Belur Math — global headquarters of the Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission — for the irst time after becoming chief minister, said he visited it quite often as a teenager. "I used to visit the Math founded by Swami Vivekananda frequently during my teenage (years) and I had received a lot of love and affection from Swami Athwasthananda," he added. Earlier, in a series of tweets, Modi described his experiences at the two holy places. "Blessed with the darshan of Maa Kali at Dakhineshwar. I apologised to her for coming after a long time," he said on Twitter. "Got the opportunity to visit Ganga Maa where Swami Vivekananda used to take bath. Experienced an inner joy being there," he said. At Belur Math, Modi meditated for some time. "On my request, the organisers let me spend some time alone in the room where Swami Vivekananda meditated. The experience was beyond words," he said. — IANS Mamata gheraoed, Bengal minister manhandled in Delhi NEW DELHI — West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee and her inance minister Amit Mitra were today the target of the ire of CPM and its students' wing activists with protesters manhandling the minister outside the Planning Commission here. A group of about 150 protesters from CPM and SFI ambushed the chief minister and other ministers including Mitra when they arrived at the Planing Commission complex around 3.45 pm for annual state plan discussion. Banerjee, who was advised by police not to get down from her car and drive inside, however, chose to walk through the slogan-shouting and placard-wielding crowd into the building. While the chief minister was immediately shielded by policemen, it was left to Mitra's lot to face the anger of the activists who were protesting the death of a SFI member Sudipto Ghosh in police custody in Kolkata last week. As SFI and CPM members chanted "Mamata Banerjee hai hai (Mamata down down), TMC hai hai, Hatyari Mamata sharm karo (have shame, killer Mamata)", an agitated chief minister walked into the building shouting that "this is uncivilised behaviour". The 65-year-old inance minister was pushed and jostled around as he tried to enter the Yojna Bhawan building. A woman protester thumped him twice on his chest and his kurta was torn in the melee. An angry Banerjee later vented her anger at minister of state for planning Rajiv Shukla and deputy chairman of Planning Commission Montek Singh Ahluwalia. "You have created a new precedent here. My minister was assaulted. This is scandalous. There were 20 hooligans. Can you stop development of this state like this... Delhi is not safe," she told them. Court notice to NDMC on Taj Mahal hotel lease NEW DELHI The Delhi High Court yesterday issued notice to the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) on a plea of Tata Group's Indian Hotels Company (IHC) against the civic agency's proposal to auction the lease of a plot on which Taj Mahal Hotel is built in the heart of the city. Justice M L Mehta sought a response from the NDMC which owns the plot on Mansingh Road in central Delhi and said he would consider the company's plea seeking an interim stay on the auction on the next date of hearing. "Issue notice to the NDMC and reply to be iled within two weeks. If there is any threat of coercive step against it, the plaintiff (IHC) is at liberty to approach the court," Justice Mehta said. The 33-year lease of IHC ended in October 2011 and was extended by a year by revising the revenue-share licence fee. In September 2012, the NDMC once again granted a one-year extension to the company. The civil suit iled by IHC sought the court to restrain the NDMC from "interfering with the possession, right to operate, run and maintain the hotel premises". The NDMC would hold a meeting today to decide on the proposal for auctioning the property lease. Senior advocate V P Singh, appearing for the NDMC, told the court that the land had to be put up for auction after the lease period got over. — IANS Drones deployed to protect rhinos at reserve NEW DELHI Aerial surveillance drones are being lown at an Indian nature reserve to protect rare rhinoceros from increasing attacks by poachers, oficials said yesterday. The unmanned aerial vehicle, equipped with powerful cameras, was operated for the irst time at the Kaziranga National Park in the north-eastern state of Asom on Monday. The drones will keep vigil and help forest guards monitor movements of poachers across the 430- square kilometre reserve, Asom Forest and Environment Minister Rockybul Hussain said. "These lights will continue till tomorrow and regular operations will begin once we get clearance from the Defence Ministry," Hussain said. "Besides this, we are going to introduce the electronic eye, a new surveillance system on the lines of closed-circuit cameras, to guard Kaziranga," he said by phone from state capital Guwahati. Hussain said forest guards would also be armed with automatic weapons to counter gangs of poachers in Asom, home to more than 75 per cent of the world's population of 2,400 one-horned rhinos. "Poaching is a very serious problem and the rhino is always under a major threat," said Suresh Chand, Asom's chief conservator of forests. Chand said poachers had killed 16 rhinos this year, compared to last year's total of 22 killings. Poachers kill rhinos for their horns, which many believe have aphrodisiac qualities, and are used in traditional medicines in Asia. — dpa Forestry oficials hold up unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) during a demonstration to the media at the Kaziranga National Park. — AFP Tripura remains on top in providing rural jobs AGARTALA Left-ruled Tripura provided 86.27 days of work under the central government's lagship rural jobs scheme in iscal 2012-13, the highest in the country, a minister said here yesterday. Quoting the performance report of the union rural development ministry, state Rural Development Minister Jitendra Chaudhury told reporters that Tripura has been providing the highest average employment for the past four years under Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act The MGNREGA mandates 100 days of employment in a inancial year to one member of each rural household. According to the rural development ministry's performance report, the national average of jobs created in the last iscal was 39 days and 42 days in 2011-12. "Tripura retained the top position since 2009-10 iscal in terms of person-days generation. In the 2012-13 inancial year Tripura provided 86.27 person-days, highest in the country, followed by Mizoram (69.25 person-days), Tamil Nadu (51.26) and Andhra Pradesh (49.61)," Chaudhury said citing the central government report. The minister said that Tripura could improve further in terms of creation of person-days of work if there were no administrative problems in view of the February 14 assembly polls. He said Tripura has also in the leading position in the country in participation of women and tribals in MGNREGA with percentages of 41 per cent and 43 per cent respectively. Kerala releases e-books on millennia-old Indian system of medicine By Ashraf Padanna THIRUVANANTHAPURAM — Ayurveda is taking the digital route to reach out to a global audience with Kerala Tourism launching two e-books on the millennia-old Indian system of medicine. This is a irst electronic publication of its kind by a tourism board of a state in the country. The e-books will be available at online stores for purchase for easy reading on e-book readers, mobile phones or computer screens. A P Anil Kumar, the southern state's tourism minister, released the e-books on Ayurveda, besides one on the socio-cultural history of Kerala and another on yoga and healthy living, at a function held here yesterday. The event also witnessed the launch of a 15-minute ilm on Kerala's Western Ghats, besides two brochures on the excavation site of the ancient port of Muziris near Kochi and the key festivals and events of the state in 2013. Kerala Tourism is a pioneer in using digital tools for promoting the destination. The digitisation of four coffee table books was sponsored by Kerala Tourism. The e-books on Ayurveda are the award-winning coffee table books Panchakarma: Ayurveda’s Mantra of Rejuvenation and Ayurveda: The Mantra of Niramaya. The irst one explains panchakarma as a holistic rejuvenation therapy combining ive therapeutic actions to detoxify the body and revitalise the body system while the other is an introduction to the medicine system using texts from ancient scripts to modern research papers. The other e-books are Kerala: A Poem in Green and Gold, a veritable storehouse of information on Kerala by K Jayakumar, the former Chief Secretary who played a pivotal role in creating the tourism brand, and YogaSutra: The Art and Science of Living. “The e-books on Ayurveda are aimed at people around the world, to help them learn about the age-old system of medicine so that they can come to Kerala and experience its health beneits,” said Kumar. Panchakarma: Ayurveda’s Mantra of Rejuvenation had won the Paciic Asia Travel Association (PATA) Gold award in 2006 for promoting Kerala as a destination for Ayurvedic rejuvenation while the other one had won the National Tourism Award in 2003- 04 for The Best Publication in English. Those buying the Ayurveda e- books will get free e-brochure on Kerala Tourism. At the end of each chapter of the e-books, a link to the website of Kerala Tourism (www. keralatourism.org) provides instant reference for the readers about Kerala as a top tourism destination in the world. Titled The Call of the Wild, the 15- minute ilm on Kerala's Western Ghats cover seven major locations and the northern and southern bordering points of the Ghats in the state. Declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco, the Western Ghats is one of the world's biodiversity hotspots. The seven major locations appearing in the ilm are Eravikulam National Park, Silent Valley National Park, Mathikettan Shola, Pampadum Shola National Park, Anamudi Shola National Park, Myristica swamps and the Palakkad pass. The Tourism Minister also launched two brochures, titled Muziris and Celebrations. It is for the irst time that a brochure is being produced on Muziris, covering the entire excavation project to unearth the remains of the ancient port city that had trade relations with Rome before vanishing from the maritime map. The Celebrations brochure covers the key festivals and events in Kerala that are a huge draw among the tourists, especially from abroad, during 2013. This is the second time that Kerala Tourism is bringing out a brochure on the state's festivals and events. The irst Celebrations brochure was published in 2012. Both the Muziris and Celebrations brochures will also be distributed at tourism fairs and roadshows internationally and nationally. “Using modern technological tools is important in today's digital age to reach a wider audience who are eager to travel,” said Kerala Tourism Director Rani George. “The e-books, ilm on Western Ghats and the new brochures on Muziris and Kerala's festivals contain vital information suited to a wider section of people, both at home and abroad, and the young as well as the elderly.” The Kerala Tourism is also planning to hold International Conference On Travel Technology India 2013 from June 7 to 9 at The Leela Hotel, Kovalam, to promote tourism through social media in view of the growing impact of the web space on tourism marketing, The conference aims at preparing the travel and tourism partners in India and neighbouring countries to use the resources available online to drive business, get inputs in adapting to the changing technology and acquiring skills to beat the competition. Eminent speakers from around the world will discuss a range of subjects including how travellers use social media and how travel business need to respond, the impact of social media on consumer behaviour, effective use of the blog space, challenges of tourism marketing on social media and how travel professionals can leverage networking on LinkedIn. Around 300 delegates, mostly tour operators from different parts of India, have already registered for ICTT 2013, the oficials said.
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