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FOCUS NEWS New Delhi, Sunday <strong>06</strong> <strong>September</strong> 20157 President of India presents National Awards to teachers on the occasion of Teacher's Day INS Trikand to Participate in Exercise ‘Konkan 2015’ The Indian Navy (IN) and the Royal Navy (RN) have an unparalleled history of interactions due to our shared heritage. Recent operational interactions between the IN and the RN started in 2004 with the institutionalisation of Exercise KONKAN, named after the Western coastal region of India. Since then, the two navies have been meeting regularly at sea and the exercise has grown in complexity, scale and intensity after more than a decade of exercising together. These exercises, hosted in rotation by both the Navies, also provide opportunities for professional and cultural interaction between personnel. The bonds developed through such events further strengthen the established mechanisms of maritime cooperation between the two navies, while pursuing common goals of keeping the seas around us safe and secure. Both the Navies share many common concerns such as protection of Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ), threats to maritime trade and commerce from piracy, illegal immigration and maritime terrorism. Maritime interactions under the aegis of KONKAN series of exercises have promoted synergy and inter-operability between the two Navies. The exercise also provides valuable opportunity to practice a wide range of maritime operations in realistic conditions. KONKAN aims to promote mutual understanding and provide exposure to each others’ operating procedures, communication procedures and best practices. This allows the Navies to develop greater confidence to operate together, if required, during complex maritime missions. Periodic conduct of this exercise has helped to build on past experiences and further advance professional as well as operational engagements between the two navies. Such engagements between the two navies symbolize the growing friendship of two major powers in the world, with an aim to maintain peace and stability especially in the Indian Ocean Region. This year, the IN will be represented in the exercise by a guided missile frigate, INS Trikand with integral helicopter and a team of marine commandos. The RN would be represented by HMS Iron Duke, an auxiliary vessel, a nuclear submarine and other shore based assets. KONKAN 2015, the 10th edition in KONKAN series, will be conducted from 05 - 11 Sep 15, in two phases. The harbour phase at Devonport will involve professional exchanges, exercise planning conferences, sporting fixtures and sociocultural events. The elaborate sea phase to be held off the South Coast of UK, will involve surface, sub-surface and air exercises of varying complexities. Explosive Ordinance Teams of both navies will also participate in the exercise. The benefits of our operational interaction are clearly visible as both the Navies today have an improved and steadfast understanding. KONKAN 15 will further enhance our capability to work together at sea in complex situations and also contribute towards maritime security in the global commons. New Delhi, Tomar highlighted the growing closeness in Indo-Australian relations. He emphasized the need for strengthening business relations in the mineral sector for mutual benefit, the geology being similar in two countries. He further explained the mineral sector reforms undertaken by the Government of India in the recent past to facilitate growth by introducing full transparency in the grant of mineral c o n c e s s i o n s through auctions, which is complemented by provisions for the ease of doing business. This is an opportune time for Australia to make investments in Indian mining sector, he remarked. He apprised the Western Australia government about the progress of upcoming auctions and invited Australian companies to take part in the auctions. The reforms also aim at boosting mineral exploration in the country and development of the mining affected areas. Shri Tomar sought collaboration with Australian companies in the exploration sector and his proposal was well received by them. Hon’ble Premier of WA expressed keen interest in the Indian mining sector and assured to take necessary steps for mutual benefit of the two nations. He highlighted the key importance of WA in mining sector, which contributes 70% of total mining sector in Australia and 50% of total Australian exports. He added that 30% of world iron ore production comes from WA and the production of bauxite, nickel, gold and LNG is also very significant. He further said that WA presents one of the most attractive investment opportunities due to its abundant resources and facilitative mineral regime. Earlier in the day, the Indian delegation CLASSIFIED New Delhi, The President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee presented National Awards to teachers from across the country at a function at Vigyan Bhavan in New Delhi. Speaking on the occasion, the President said that on the occasion of Teacher's Day we recognise the dedicated services of many teachers throughout the country who were actively engaged in building and strengthening the intellectual and ethical foundations of children. The President congratulated teachers who received national awards today. He also greeted all teachers of the country and expressed gratitude for their service and commitment. The President said he believed that more than ever, today we need inspired teachers to instill in our children the civilizational values of sacrifice, tolerance, plurality, understanding and compassion. He said that he would define an inspired teacher as a value-oriented, mission-driven, self-motivated and result-oriented individual. He said that our teachers need to get themselves a new orientation and evolve new methodologies to create relevant and effective approaches to teaching and learning. He also said that we must work for the long term goal of creating institutional facilities for innovative training and professional development of teachers. Union Minister of Steel and Mines meets Western Australian Premier in Perth, Australia led by the Union Minister visited Huntley mines, the world's second largest bauxite mine with production of 25 million tones. Delegation learnt about the state of the art technology and automation being used. The delegation visited the fully automated operational centre of RIO TINTO, where from the company operates its 15 mines at Pilbara, 1500 kilometre away from Perth. Total production from these 15 mines is 330 million tones. Officials from the company explained how automation is being used to manage operations of mines, rails and ports. This has helped them improve efficiency and reduce cost of production. The Minister also visited the office of Legacy Iron ore limited, a subsidiary company of NMDC based in Australia. Minister reviewed the progress made by company in acquiring the assets in Australia. On a busy day, full of other official commitments, the Minister made it a point that these visits and meetings were carried out successfully before leaving for India. PUBLIC NOTICE To be known to all that I (Ganesh Dass Wadhwa) S/o Late Shri Leela Ram and Smt. 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