Friday, January 28, 2011

BTN: ग्राम स्वास्थ्य चेतना यात्रा पर उठा सवाल

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nawal
 

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Thursday, January 27, 2011

BTN: बिहार के खेतों में आग लगा रही है बिहार सरकार

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Monday, January 24, 2011

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Friday, January 21, 2011

BTN: Well done HR Bharadwaj - BS Yeddyurappa must quit until he is cleared

BS Yeddyurappa  was caught in land scam. he was trying to drag Kumaraswamy and a few previous CMs to show that every one did it before me and my family  returned the land. So let's forget this.
 
But, Hindi Movie Deewar has got an appropriate dialogue for this scenario
 
Doosron ke paap ginane se khud apne paap kam nahi ho jaate , doosron ke jurm sabit karne se yeh sacchai nahi badal sakti ki tum bhi ek mujrim ho.
 
Good for BJP; he has to resign and some one else would take over.
 
Good for democracy and  it would set a precedent for all other corrupt CMs.
 
Still  Dr. Manmohan Singh's CBI would act as Jesus - the only savior of corrupt CM like Mayawati,Mulayam and Lalu-Rabdi.
 
 
Thanks
Manoj Padhi
 
source: NDTV
 
Bangalore:  Karnataka Governor HR Bharadwaj has sanctioned the prosecution of Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa following several allegations of his involvement in land scams. 

Mr Yeddyurappa will now be prosecuted under Section 19 of the Prevention of Corruption Act.

Earlier this week, the Cabinet asked the Governor not to sanction the prosecution of the Chief Minister requested by a group of lawyers, who want to formally take up allegations of corruption against Mr Yeddyurappa. The Governor said the request by the cabinet was 'like a thief' requesting the police to not take action against him.

Following the sanction, the BJP has said the Governor is acting like the prosecutor

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Thursday, January 20, 2011

Monday, January 17, 2011

BTN: In powerless Bihar village, a school by innovation and Skype

Great inspiration - Any one is interested to spare his time..  or you can suggest some good teacher you know. We may approach the Government with a proposal/student proposal/school , from which may help to employ top class teachers to develop  video contents. It is a win-win for every one.

I checked skype - skype has got very great applications for remote tutoring..

If we find people, appropriate contents can be developed in advance for such students and teacher can be on line to answer question at real time..

I believe, for mass education, the Government should provide at least an internet infrastructure at every school. I believe there are satellite based education programs - but most of them are not interactive. Skype based education would be much better than those satellite based recorded programs..

-Manoj Padhi

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Hi -- This goes to show nothing is impossible ..
venkat

In powerless Bihar village, a school by innovation and Skype

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/In-powerless-Bihar-village--a-school-by-innovation-and-Skype/735925

Irena Akbar & Santosh Singh, New Delhi/Chamanpura
Indian Express, January 11, 2011

Intro: Upset by MNS's anti-Bihari campaign, Chandrakant Singh decided to
help his village stand on its feet.

In an under-construction school building in Chaman pura village of
Bihar's Gopalganj district, children are learning algebra, chemistry,
Newton's laws of motion.

There's no teacher in the classroom, no blackboard. The teacher is
hundreds of miles away, and he is teaching via Skype. In this very
unsual school, teachers mark their attendance using a biometric
fingerprinter, and students log their attendance in a computer.

The school is even more unusual because Chamanpura has no electricity
yet. The computers are powered by two large generators. In an
undeveloped corner of a state that has long been synonymous with
underdevelopment, is unfolding a story of remarkable enterprise and
innovation -in several ways, a microcosm of the turnaround of Bihar
itself.

The hero of the story is 36year-old Chandrakant Singh, who founded
Chaitanya Gurukul Public School to "provide world-class,
technology-enabled education" to the children of Chamanpura, the village
in which he was born, and where he completed primary school by the light
of a kerosene lamp.

A merit scholarship took Singh to DAV College in
Siwan, and then to a B.Tech from BIT, Sindri, and an M.Tech at IIT,
Bombay. Then came a one-year stint at Tata Steel, followed by three
years at Bosch in Germany -and finally, his current job as an R&D
researcher for General Motors in Bangalore.

For a man of a distinctly academic bent of mind -he got his first patent
while in Germany it took, oddly, an incident of lumpen politics to fire
Singh's dream. Three years ago, when Raj Thackeray's MNS was attacking
Bihari migrants in Mumbai, Singh decided to do something. "I was
disturbed, and wanted to arrest the migration of students from Bihar,"
he said. The first instinct was to get in touch with the principal of
the primary government school in Chamanpura with an offer to fund six
students who would pass a scholarship test. But the principal never
conducted the test.

Singh sought the advice of Surya Narayan, dean of IIT, Bombay, who
suggested that he make a business plan for a revenue-generating model.

Singh then wrote a 100-page plan - a blueprint for a Rs 30-crore campus
that would be completed over 10 years, including a school, an
engineering college and an R&D centre. He e-mailed the plan to 3,000
friends, eight of whom agreed to fund it.

With these eight and himself, Singh formed the Chaitnaya Gurukul Trust.

After the state government approved the proposal, the trustees met the
villagers of Chamanpura and told them of the first step of the project -
the Class I-VII Chaitanya Public School. Within three months, they had
13 acres of land - from 100 villagers who sold plots from 3 decimals to
an acre in size, at a price that was 30 per cent above market rates.

The construction of the school began in May 2009, and the generators -
15 KVA and 25 KVA - came first. A year and a half later, the school has
45 rooms on two Wi-Fi-enabled floors - 10 of which are classrooms, each
with an LCD monitor or a projector, the rest being offices, a library, a
17-machine computer lab with 24-hour broadband Internet, and residential
quarters for students and teachers. There are four volleyball courts,
four badminton courts and a cricket pitch.

A swimming pool is under construction. Teachers came from across Bihar,
through a competitive exam. Sixteen of them received two months of
training from teachers at Mount Carmel School and IIT professors at
Bangalore.

They were taught how to use Powerpoint and Flash technology, and given
lessons in team-building. Singh is on the faculty, teaching residential
students Math on weekends via Skype from Bangalore. Several other
offsite trustees teach via Skype: Pankaj Kumar, a BIT, Sindri almunus,
teaches Physics from his home in Singrauli, MP, where he works with
NTPC, and Sanjay Rai, from BITS, Pilani, teaches Chemistry from Korwa,
UP, where he works with HAL.

The school's first session opened in April 2010 with 500 students, 10
per cent of the number of applicants. The students came from all
backgrounds - there is Om Prakash, son of a rickshawpuller from
neighbouring Hakam village, seven-year-old Rima, whose father is an
engineer in Chennai, and Harshita Kumar, the 10-yearold daughter of a
doctor in Ballia, UP. But most students are from 50 villages in Chhapra,
Siwan and Gopalganj districts. The basic tuition fee is Rs 300 for Class
I and increases by Rs 100 for every class upward. Hostel residents are
charged Rs 4,000 a month - but concessions are made depending on the
income of the child's family, which the trustees ascertain themselves by
travelling to their villages and meeting their families.


Dhanyavaa


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Saturday, January 15, 2011

Thursday, January 13, 2011

BTN: ARTISTS IN SOLIDARITY WITH DR BINAYAK SEN: Cultural evening of protest on 15th Jan, Jantar Mantar

Manisha:

BCCd to Several e-groups.

How would such Dharana help for his release, when the case is in court ? You need to hire a good lawyer.

If you will look for  people who oppose his release bypassing the legal route - I am one of them. He must hire the best lawyer and  explain us - why he was so sympathetic towards COP killers, who also hijack our train.

The issue here is I have 0 sympathy for Narayan Sanyal while Dr. Sen has got 100%. Dhrutarashtra  had exactly that amount of (100%) sympathy for his son Duryodhana and we all know what happened. We can take chances by releasing Dr. Sen with 100% sympathy for Sanyal, even though he is a proven Doctor and has got great public service record. National Security and safety of people and COPs are important for us than his public service in 36garh.

MDMK Chief  Vaiko was jailed under POTA for the same reason.

Why are you soliciting public opinion for a case, which need to be fought in courts ? If lower court has done injustice, he will be acquitted in Supreme Court, if he is really innocent. Have patience and trust the system.

Samrat Yudhistar had to visit 'Narka'  for one simple lie. Dr. Sen was sympathetic towards traitors and that itself is an immoral act. He deserves some jail term as a deterrent in order to discourage other Demon Right Activists.



-Manoj Padhi


Why Is Dr. Binayak Sen Being Jailed? - The Activist Version in support of Dr. Sen

On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 5:13 AM, manisha.sethy <manisha.sethy@gmail.com> wrote:

ARTISTS IN SOLIDARITY WITH DR BINAYAK SEN


An afternoon of cultural protest by artists, musicians, poets, film directors and writers against the persecution of Dr Binayak Sen will be held on 15th January at Jantar Mantar from 2-7 PM under the banner of 'Artists for Human Rights'.

Among those participating are well-known filmmakers, musicians, singers, poets and students bands from colleges and universities in Delhi.

Filmmakers: Aparna Sen, Gautam Ghose and Sudhir Mishra

Musicians: Rabbi Shergill, Susmit Bose and Dhruv Sangari

Poets and writers: Ashok Vajpeyi, K.Satchidanandan, Kumarnarain, Mangalesh Dabral, Gagan Gill, Sanjay Kundan, Teji Grover, Khursheed Alam, Mukul Priyadarshini and Gauhar Raza.

Bands: Imphal Talkies, Sangwari and other students bands


All are invited to come and attend the protest.


For further information contact:

Satya Sivaraman: Ph: 9818514952

Apoorvanand: 27662146

Manisha Sethi: 9811625577

Jamia Teachers' Solidarity Association (www.teacherssolidarity.org)


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Monday, January 10, 2011

BTN: सीधा संवाद – यह न्याय का कौन सा तरीका है मुख्यमंत्री जी?

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Sunday, January 9, 2011

BTN: सीधा संवाद – महिलाओं के लिये बने शार्ट स्टे होम

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Wednesday, January 5, 2011

BTN: रुपम पाठक मामले में एक नया मोड़

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Sunday, January 2, 2011

BTN: नीतीश जी, आप वाकई दूनिया के सबसे ईमानदार शासक हैं

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nawal
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Saturday, January 1, 2011

BTN: New Year 2011 Wishes

Dear Readers:

Year 2010 was a scandalous year for our Nation; we have lost billions while we failed to improve our BPL (Below Poverty Line) statistics..

Although we hardly have got any powers to contain any scandal before it happens, we should make efforts to 'shout' from mountain top as loud as we can in 2011.

Human Right Activists are hereby requested to stop showering love and affection for criminals and anti-nationals. In stead, they can plan visiting the victims of bombs courtesy terrorism/naxalism.

I wish you a very very happy new year.

regards
Manoj Padhi

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