People are jealous and that's why they talk nonsense. But let me tell you that they won't succeed. "
Friday 30 December 2011
Big Boss House
Actor Mahek Chahal, 32, Who was evicted from the Big Boss house two weeks back will re-enter the show this Monday as a wild-card contestant.The move has set tongues wagging that the decision has something to do with her proximity with the host Salman Khan.
However, Mahek who was chosen by the public over co-contestants Laxmi Tripathi and Sonali Nagrani, Says, " I am a strong contender and people need reason to break my image.
However, Mahek who was chosen by the public over co-contestants Laxmi Tripathi and Sonali Nagrani, Says, " I am a strong contender and people need reason to break my image.
Thursday 29 December 2011
POPULAR DESTINATION
Meerut, with its imminent history and luxuriant picturesque backdrop has a well-developed tourism sector. The notable tourist destinations include:
- Jain temples of Hastinapur
- Gandhi Bagh(Company Garden)
- Suraj Kund
- Chandi Devi Temple
- Mansa Devi Temple
- Bale Miyan ki Darghah
- Jama Masjid
- Shaheed Smarak
- Augharhnath Mandir
- Sardhana
- Parikishatgarh
- Baleni
- Barnawa
TRANSPORT
Meerut is a metropolitan city, and it is the biggest city in NCR after Delhi.The nearest airport is the Indira Gandhi International airport which is about 80 km away. By road, Meerut is well-connected to Delhi, NOIDA, Hapur,Faridabad, Modinagar, Ghaziabad, Saharanpur, Haridwar, etc. A large number of people commute to Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad and Gurgaon every day for work. Two national highway(NH-58, NH-119) pass through meerut. An expressway from Delhi to Meerut is under development.
There are 2 main Bus Terminals Bhainsali Bus Terminal and Shorab Gate Bus Terminal from where Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (UPSRTC) Buses serve cities all over the state. Meerut has two Railway Stations Meerut City and Meerut Cantt. The city is well connected to Delhi Ghaziabad, Agra, Dehradun and others.
City Buses, Auto Rickshaw and Rickshaw are the convenient option to commute within the city. The Metro Rail Project has been passed and by 2012 it will be running in the city of Meerut. Many new projects have already been passed like INNER RING ROAD, OUTER RING ROAD and construction of new flyovers. An airport(BHIM RAO AMBEDKAR DOMESTIC AIRPORT) is also under construction and is expected to be completed by 2010.
There are 2 main Bus Terminals Bhainsali Bus Terminal and Shorab Gate Bus Terminal from where Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (UPSRTC) Buses serve cities all over the state. Meerut has two Railway Stations Meerut City and Meerut Cantt. The city is well connected to Delhi Ghaziabad, Agra, Dehradun and others.
City Buses, Auto Rickshaw and Rickshaw are the convenient option to commute within the city. The Metro Rail Project has been passed and by 2012 it will be running in the city of Meerut. Many new projects have already been passed like INNER RING ROAD, OUTER RING ROAD and construction of new flyovers. An airport(BHIM RAO AMBEDKAR DOMESTIC AIRPORT) is also under construction and is expected to be completed by 2010.
ABOUT MEERUT CITY
Meerut is one of the most important towns in the Northern part of India. The town, situated in Western Uttar Pradesh has got a long history behind it. The city was the part of Hastinapur Empire of Kaurvas that ruled the Vedic India and was the protagonists of Hindu Epic of Mahabharata. Meerut is the fastest developing city of Uttar Pradesh after Noida and Ghaziabad. |  |
Meerut ranks 4th in terms of population in Uttar Pradesh. It is an ancient city located 56 km (35 mi) north-east of New Delhi. Meerut also has one of the biggest army garrisons/cantonments in this part of the country. It is famous for its scissors, sports goods and Gazak. Meerut is also the sports capital of India and with the availability of 3500 hectares of industrial land and proxity of Delhi it is developing as the industrial hub. | |
Tuesday 27 December 2011
Fog clears as Sun shines
LUCKNOW: The political temperature in the state shot up with the announcement of dates forassembly elections, but the mercury level dropped to freezing level in some parts of west UP, intensifying the coldwave conditions.
Najibabad in Bijnor was shivering at 0.5 degrees Celsius minimum temperature, while Muzaffarnagar recorded 0.6 degrees Celsius. The weatherman has not predicted any relief for Sunday. In fact, Christmas could be the coldest day of this winter in terms of minimum temperature.
The city was comparatively better at 5.6 degrees Celsius minimum temperature, one degree below normal. The maximum temperature was 21.6 degrees Celsius, two degrees below normal. Though night temperature dropped, the bright sunshine kept people warm and provided relief from the foggy conditions.
The state Met department has predicted further drop in minimum temperature on Sunday. There would be no significant change in the conditions for next 2-5 days. Met officials said dry icy northwesterly winds have led to drop in the minimum temperatures. Since the wind speed is high and moisture content low, fog formation is less and it's getting cleared easily during the day.
The absence of thick fog, as seen last week, and icy winds have led to drop in the night temperatures. The dense fog cover makes day colder as it restricts penetration of sunrays, but the temperatures are above normal at night as fog prevents heat from the ground to escape into the atmosphere.
Met office said west and central UP were colder than east, terai and Bundelkhand. In west UP, the minimum temperature in Agra was 2.8 degrees Celsius, Moradabad 3.2 degrees Celsius and Meerut 5.2 degrees Celsius.
In east UP, the minimum temperature in Gorakhpur was 5.2 degrees Celsius, Kanpur 7.1 degrees Celsius, Allahabad 8.6 degrees Celsius and Varanasi 8.3 degrees Celsius. Similar weather conditions are likely to prevail in the state for next 2-3 days. Foggy conditions in morning hours will continue.
Bright sunshine brought respite from coldwave in many parts of the state but nine more deaths due to cold and dense fog were reported in the past 24 hours taking the toll to 83. Three people each died in Hardoi and Jaunpur, two in Azamgarh and one in Barabanki.
Najibabad in Bijnor was shivering at 0.5 degrees Celsius minimum temperature, while Muzaffarnagar recorded 0.6 degrees Celsius. The weatherman has not predicted any relief for Sunday. In fact, Christmas could be the coldest day of this winter in terms of minimum temperature.
The city was comparatively better at 5.6 degrees Celsius minimum temperature, one degree below normal. The maximum temperature was 21.6 degrees Celsius, two degrees below normal. Though night temperature dropped, the bright sunshine kept people warm and provided relief from the foggy conditions.
The state Met department has predicted further drop in minimum temperature on Sunday. There would be no significant change in the conditions for next 2-5 days. Met officials said dry icy northwesterly winds have led to drop in the minimum temperatures. Since the wind speed is high and moisture content low, fog formation is less and it's getting cleared easily during the day.
The absence of thick fog, as seen last week, and icy winds have led to drop in the night temperatures. The dense fog cover makes day colder as it restricts penetration of sunrays, but the temperatures are above normal at night as fog prevents heat from the ground to escape into the atmosphere.
Met office said west and central UP were colder than east, terai and Bundelkhand. In west UP, the minimum temperature in Agra was 2.8 degrees Celsius, Moradabad 3.2 degrees Celsius and Meerut 5.2 degrees Celsius.
In east UP, the minimum temperature in Gorakhpur was 5.2 degrees Celsius, Kanpur 7.1 degrees Celsius, Allahabad 8.6 degrees Celsius and Varanasi 8.3 degrees Celsius. Similar weather conditions are likely to prevail in the state for next 2-3 days. Foggy conditions in morning hours will continue.
Bright sunshine brought respite from coldwave in many parts of the state but nine more deaths due to cold and dense fog were reported in the past 24 hours taking the toll to 83. Three people each died in Hardoi and Jaunpur, two in Azamgarh and one in Barabanki.
FIR lodged against Facebook, journalist
LUCKNOW: An FIR was lodged at Gomtinagar police station against Facebook and a Chandigarh-based editor of daily for posting obscene remarks on Hindu Gods and Goddess besides giving a call to burn Bhagwat Gitadescribing the holy book as anti-women.
Social activist Nutan Thakur lodged FIR under section 153, 153 A, 153-B, 290, 504, 505, 506 IPC and section 66 A Information Technology Act 2000 against one C I Chumber, resident of Jalandhar (Punjab), Facebook Inc. and others.
According to the FIR, Facebook social networking site is seen and shown all across the country through internet. C I Chumber, who identifies himself as editor-in-chief of a Punjabi daily newspaper, has posted remarks asking people to burn the Bhagwat Gita because in chapter nine women have been referred as' pap yoni ' (bad origin) which he says is against the Indian constitution which gives her equal status like the men. He cites examples from Russiaand says that the same shall be followed in India. He also uses open abuses and dirty words against many revered Hindu Gods and Goddesses including Lord Krishna and God Brahma.
Thakur said that use of such language can cause riots and amounts to promoting enmity between communities, doing acts prejudicial to maintenance of harmon, imputations, assertions prejudicial to national-integration, public nuisance, intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace , criminal intimidation and using Information Technology for the above said purpose.
Earlier, Thakur's husband Amitabh, an IPS officer, had lodged FIR against a group called "i hate Gandhi". She had also lodged FIR in Meerut against by my husband Amitabh Thakur and at Civil Lines (Meerut) against Facebook and others for putting obscene stuff on Hindu Gods.
She said that despite repeated complaints no suitable action has been taken by the police so far. "Facebook Inc, Headquartered at Pao Alto, California, USA has also been made an accused for having provided the requisite platform for dissemination of all these information, particularly when they had been overlooking such information despite repeated requests by many", she added.
Social activist Nutan Thakur lodged FIR under section 153, 153 A, 153-B, 290, 504, 505, 506 IPC and section 66 A Information Technology Act 2000 against one C I Chumber, resident of Jalandhar (Punjab), Facebook Inc. and others.
According to the FIR, Facebook social networking site is seen and shown all across the country through internet. C I Chumber, who identifies himself as editor-in-chief of a Punjabi daily newspaper, has posted remarks asking people to burn the Bhagwat Gita because in chapter nine women have been referred as' pap yoni ' (bad origin) which he says is against the Indian constitution which gives her equal status like the men. He cites examples from Russiaand says that the same shall be followed in India. He also uses open abuses and dirty words against many revered Hindu Gods and Goddesses including Lord Krishna and God Brahma.
Thakur said that use of such language can cause riots and amounts to promoting enmity between communities, doing acts prejudicial to maintenance of harmon, imputations, assertions prejudicial to national-integration, public nuisance, intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace , criminal intimidation and using Information Technology for the above said purpose.
Earlier, Thakur's husband Amitabh, an IPS officer, had lodged FIR against a group called "i hate Gandhi". She had also lodged FIR in Meerut against by my husband Amitabh Thakur and at Civil Lines (Meerut) against Facebook and others for putting obscene stuff on Hindu Gods.
She said that despite repeated complaints no suitable action has been taken by the police so far. "Facebook Inc, Headquartered at Pao Alto, California, USA has also been made an accused for having provided the requisite platform for dissemination of all these information, particularly when they had been overlooking such information despite repeated requests by many", she added.
Plea to freeze elephant as BSP symbol dismissed
NAGPUR: The Delhi high court on Friday dismissed a petition filed by representatives ofInternational Organisation for Animal Protection(OIPA) seeking direction to ban use of national heritage animal 'elephant' as party symbol by theBahujan Samaj Party (BSP).
Naresh Kadyan, the petitioner and Indiarepresentative of OIPA, affiliated to the United Nations, duly recognized by the Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI), wanted the court to issue directions to chief election commissioner (CEC) to freeze or replace the symbol of the BSP from elephant to other.
The petitioner also wanted respondent - ministry of environment and forests (MoEF) - to make guidelines and rules for the national heritage animal to protect them from any kind of abuse, unnecessary pain and suffering.
"The Central Zoo Authority (CZA) although imposed a ban on display of elephants, it failed to rescue them. The BSP was abusing national heritage animal elephant during elections by using it live in the party rallies and hence it should be withdrawn as party symbol," said Kadyan.
But, dismissing the writ petition for a ban on elephant as BSP's election symbol, the Delhi high court said, "Elephant does not come under the National Emblems Act (NEA) and hence the writ petition is dismissed." The NEA prevents improper use of certain emblems of government, said Rajender Yadav, counsel for the petitioner.
Kadyan said that under the Wildlife Protection Act 1972, elephants are protected under Schedule I, and hence use of any protected wild animals and their trophies is an offence.
He alleged that BSP candidates use live elephants for parade and campaign and also in victory rallies. Recently, a BSP MP had booked elephants for pride during marriage celebration inMeerut. Due to abuse, the animals went out of control and damaged public property. Same elephants were later rescued and rehabilitated by the authorities.
Similarly, Kadyan said, in 2008, a BSP candidate booked two elephants for campaigning. Besides, elephant is being displayed symbolically on statues in parks along with statues of late Kanshiram and Mayawati. This is being done to gain popularity.
"We will appeal in the Supreme Court against the high court order," Kadyan stated.
Plaint against site, editor for Gita ‘slur’
LUCKNOW: A police complaint was lodged against Facebook and a Chandigarh-based editor of a Punjabi daily for allegedly posting obscene remarks against Hindu Gods and Goddess besides calling for burning Bhagwat Gita and describing the holy book as anti-women in Lucknow on Sunday.
Social activist Nutan Thakur lodged the complaint under IPC's various sections and the Information Technology Act (2000)'s section 66 A. The complaint named C I Chumber and Facebook Inc among others. The complaint alleged that Chumber, the Punjabi daily editor, had posted the remarks asking people to burn the Bhagwat Gita as women are "referred as 'pap yoni' (bad origin) in its chapter nine'', which he says is against the Indian constitution that gives them equal status. He has allegedly cited examples from Russia and said that the same shall be followed in India. The complainant accused him of abusing Hindu Gods and Goddesses including Lord Krishna and Brahma.
Thakur said that use of such language could cause riots and amounts to promoting enmity between communities, "doing acts prejudicial to maintenance of harmony, imputations, assertions prejudicial to national-integration, public nuisance, intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace , criminal intimidation and using Information Technology for the purpose''.
Earlier, Thakur's husband, Amitabh, an IPS officer, had lodged an FIR against a group called "I hate Gandhi". She had also lodged an FIR in Meerut against Facebook and others for posting "obscene stuff'' on Hindu Gods. She said that, despite repeated complaints, police had taken no action so far. "Facebook Inc, Headquartered at Pao Alto, California, USA has also been made an accused for having provided the requisite platform for dissemination of all these information, particularly when they had been overlooking such information despite repeated requests by many," she added.
Social activist Nutan Thakur lodged the complaint under IPC's various sections and the Information Technology Act (2000)'s section 66 A. The complaint named C I Chumber and Facebook Inc among others. The complaint alleged that Chumber, the Punjabi daily editor, had posted the remarks asking people to burn the Bhagwat Gita as women are "referred as 'pap yoni' (bad origin) in its chapter nine'', which he says is against the Indian constitution that gives them equal status. He has allegedly cited examples from Russia and said that the same shall be followed in India. The complainant accused him of abusing Hindu Gods and Goddesses including Lord Krishna and Brahma.
Thakur said that use of such language could cause riots and amounts to promoting enmity between communities, "doing acts prejudicial to maintenance of harmony, imputations, assertions prejudicial to national-integration, public nuisance, intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of the peace , criminal intimidation and using Information Technology for the purpose''.
Earlier, Thakur's husband, Amitabh, an IPS officer, had lodged an FIR against a group called "I hate Gandhi". She had also lodged an FIR in Meerut against Facebook and others for posting "obscene stuff'' on Hindu Gods. She said that, despite repeated complaints, police had taken no action so far. "Facebook Inc, Headquartered at Pao Alto, California, USA has also been made an accused for having provided the requisite platform for dissemination of all these information, particularly when they had been overlooking such information despite repeated requests by many," she added.
Woman burns herself after husband's death, dies
Bhopal, Dec 27 : A woman in Madhya Pradesh's Shivpuri district died in hospital Tuesday of extensive burns sustained when she set herself on fire after hearing about the death of her husband, police said.
Radha Vyas, wife of Krishan Gopal Vyas, set herself on fire Monday after learning that her husband, who had met a road accident in Meerut, had died in Delhi during treatment.
Police said Radha had got 95 percent burns and was referred to a Gwalior hospital.
"But she died in a hospital today (Tuesday). Both husband and wife were cremated together," said a local police official in Shivpuri.
The two were married seven years back but had no children. (IANS)
Radha Vyas, wife of Krishan Gopal Vyas, set herself on fire Monday after learning that her husband, who had met a road accident in Meerut, had died in Delhi during treatment.
Police said Radha had got 95 percent burns and was referred to a Gwalior hospital.
"But she died in a hospital today (Tuesday). Both husband and wife were cremated together," said a local police official in Shivpuri.
The two were married seven years back but had no children. (IANS)
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