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  • MPs Panel To Visit JK

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    SRINAGAR: Jammu & Kashmir recently has become a popular destination for parliamentary committees to hold meetings and conduct study tours. As the budget session draws to a close on Thursday, a parliamentary committee from the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways is currently meeting in the scenic tourist resort of Sonamarg, located in central Kashmir’s Ganderbal district.

    The committee, headed by Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, includes MPs from Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha and will be in J&K from April 9 to 11. The meeting will discuss various issues such as the implementation of the vehicle scrapping policy, the review of Bharatmala Pariyojana, and the new bus ports policy. Apart from Gadkari and his deputy V.K. Singh, the committee comprises 21 MPs from Lok Sabha and three from Rajya Sabha.

    Officials from the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, National Highways Authority of India, National Highway Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited, and other agencies are expected to attend the meeting, which is being held in Sonamarg.

    The J&K administration is fully prepared to host the meeting, with the General Administration Department and the Roads & Buildings Department appointing a team of officers to ensure a smooth visit. Details suggest that the meeting may also discuss other issues, besides those mentioned above. (KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Parl panel pulls up govt over lack of basic amenities in Anganwadi centres

    Parl panel pulls up govt over lack of basic amenities in Anganwadi centres

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    New Delhi: A key financial panel of the Parliament has pulled up the government for paying poor remuneration to Anganwadi workers and helpers, asking it to revise their wages in a manner which is commensurate with their work.

    The Public Accounts Committee (PAC), a key financial panel of Lok Sabha, has also directed the government to provide facilities like drinking water and toilets in Anganwadis in a time-bound manner.

    In its report, presented to the Parliament on Wednesday, the Ministry for Women and Child Development has been asked to revise and increase the remuneration of Anganwadi workers and helpers appropriately.

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    It expressed dismay over the fact that despite earlier reminders about salaries of Anganwadi workers and helpers being low and unattractive, the ministry had not done much about it.

    The committee noted that there are large number of vacancies in the posts of Anganwadi workers and helpers on account of meagre wages being paid to them.

    “The critical role played by these Anganwadi workers and helpers during the Covid period cannot be ignored as they were tasked with distributing rations along with carrying out their main responsibilities pertaining to primary health care and immunisation, supplementary nutrition, educating families about family planning measures etc. The committee, therefore feels that it is high time that the Anganwadi workers get due recognition for the selfless and continuous services they have been providing,” it noted in its observations.

    In this context, the panel, which is headed by Congress’ Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, has asked the government to revise their wages in such a manner that the benefits and salaries being paid to them should be commensurate with the work that they have been performing and for this, the ministry should seek necessary budgetary support also.

    The panel further noted that as many Anganwadi centres are functioning from temporary structures and semi-pucca premises, which may not have toilets or drinking water facilities, the ministry should moot a proposal for providing mobile toilets in states where the Anganwadi centres don’t have them.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Parliamentary panel calls for body to regulate digital markets

    Parliamentary panel calls for body to regulate digital markets

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    New Delhi: Rajya Sabha’s standing committee on commerce, in a recent report on regulation of e-commerce, has recommended a “Digital Market Division” within the Competition Commission of India (CCI) be created as an expert division, specifically tasked with regulation of digital markets.

    In its report, which was recently presented in Parliament, the panel has also urged the government to formulate a national cybercrime policy, which holds significance amid increasing reliance on digital technology.

    It has asked the government to formulate a comprehensive national cybercrime policy or a legislation, in consultation with stakeholders and industry experts.

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    The committee, which is headed by Congress MP Abhishek Manu Singhvi, has said in its report that “the presence of an overarching regulatory body, that glues together different ministries and departments and authorities that presently regulate e-commerce, will strengthen the regulatory regime and bridge the existing gaps in enforcement”.

    The committee recommended that a Digital Market Division within the CCI be created as an expert division, specifically tasked with regulation of the digital markets with participation from all the existing regulators concerned with e-commerce such as Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade, Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology as well as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

    While highlighting the significance of a national cybercrime policy, the panel noted that the government has adopted a fragmented approach with regard to matters relating to cybercrimes.

    It further observed that such fragmented approach will not serve the purpose keeping in view the critical nature of the cyber infrastructure with increasing reliance on digital technology.

    It therefore suggested that “cybercrimes and its related matters such as skilling and training in digital crimes investigation, creation of dedicated cybercrime division, cyber security standards, investigation process and grievance redressal mechanism, merit attention in the form of a National Cybercrime Policy”.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Anti-toll gate panel asks voters to defeat BJP in Karnataka assembly poll

    Anti-toll gate panel asks voters to defeat BJP in Karnataka assembly poll

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    Mangaluru: The anti-toll gate action committee, which spearheaded the successful agitation against the toll gate at Surathkal here has asked voters in the twin districts of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi to defeat the BJP in the ensuing assembly elections for imposing hefty hike in toll charges on highways.

    In a statement here, the committee convenor Muneer Katipalla strongly criticised the union government’s decision to increase highway toll charges by 25 per cent with effect from April 1.

    Katipalla said the hike in toll charges has burdened the people who are already affected by price rise and increased cost of living.

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    Toll charges have now been increased at the four toll plazas in DK and Udupi districts, he said.

    The common people should show their political will to teach the BJP a lesson in the coming elections and force all political parties not to act to benefit of corporates, he said.

    While DK has two toll gates at Talapady on the National Highway border with Kerala and Brahmarakootlu on the Mangaluru-Bengaluru NH 75. Udupi has two toll plazas at Hejmady and Sasthana, both on NH 66.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Pawar favours SC-appointed panel over JPC for probe into Adani issue

    Pawar favours SC-appointed panel over JPC for probe into Adani issue

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    Nagpur: Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar on Saturday put his weight behind the Supreme Court constituted 6-member committee, appointed by the Chief Justice of India to probe the alleged stock manipulation issue by the Adani Group, saying it would be more effective than the Joint Parliamentary Committee, (JPC) demanded by the Congress-led Opposition.

    Justifying his stand, Pawar said: “It is a common sense that the JPC will have more members from the ruling party (BJP) since it has an overwhelming majority in Parliament. Hence, in terms of effect, the JPC would not be a balanced panel as against the Supreme Court appointed committee which has independent experts.”

    On the controversy around Veer Savarkar, he said “at this juncture, it is not a national issue”.

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    “Moreover, late Savarkar was more science-oriented with progressive thoughts. He built a temple in which he appointed a Dalit as a priest in Ratnagiri,” he said, adding Savarkar also had a scientific stance on the cow slaughter issue.

    Refusing to comment on clashes that took place at Sambhajinagar (Aurangabad) in Maharashtra on the occasion of Ram Navami, he said “it would not be proper to debate on the matter, and now, the priority should be to establish normalcy there”.

    Asked about the possibility of simultaneous elections to the Lok Sabha along with the Maharashtra Assembly in 2024, the former Union Minister said “there was no basis for such speculations”.

    On the Opposition unity, he said that all non-BJP parties held a meeting recently and are likely to meet soon to speed up a joint alliance against the ruling BJP for the next general elections.

    Pawar said another meeting is being convened within the next 10 to 12 days as per the convenience of other political parties to chalk out a strategy for the 2024 elections.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Doda Land Sinking: Nine Member Panel Set Up

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    SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir administration on Friday formed a nine member committee to suggest remedial measures regarding sinking of land in Doda district.

    According to an order, the nine member committee will be headed by Chief Secretary.

    The committee has been asked to suggest measures for preventing environmental damage in light of carrying capacity, hydro-geology and geo-morphological studies along with covering other allied and incidental issues of land subsidence in Doda.

    The members of the committee include Principal Secretary to Government, Forest, Ecology & Environment Department (Nodal agency for coordination & compliance), Prof. J. S. Rawat, Kumaon University, Almora, Representative of Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun, Representative of Govind Ballabh Pant National Institute of Himalaya and Environment, Representative of National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee, Representative Ahmadabad of Space Application Centre, Representative of National Institute of Rock Mechanics, Bangalore and Representative of Central Pollution Control Board.

    “The Committee shall be at liberty to take assistance from any other expert/institution. It shall be free to interact with the stakeholders including the inhabitants and members of civil societies and may also consider the concerns in the media report,” reads the order.

    As mandated by the Green Tribunal, the committee shall complete its studies within two months and furnish its report to the Tribunal by e-mail on or before May 15, 2023.

    It has also been asked to meet within 2 weeks and complete its studies within two months. (KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Parliamentary Panel Recommends Fresh Mapping Of Dal Lake

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    SRINAGAR: A parliamentary panel has recommended to the JK Union Territory administration to conduct fresh mapping of Dal Lake.

    In its report, the department-related parliamentary standing committee on Ministry of Home Affairs has recommended to the UT administration to conduct fresh mapping of Dal Lake.

    “The Committee recommends that the UT administration may conduct fresh mapping of Dal Lake to get an understanding about the percentage of the lake’s water which is relatively clean or severely degraded. This will help the UT administration to make a conservation plan for Dal Lake as well as in removing encroachments,” reads the report which was tabled in the Parliament during the ongoing budget session.

    The panel has recommended that the cleaning of the water-body should be completed within a time frame. “Additional allocations, if required, may be sought from the Ministry of Finance at the Revised Estimates(RE) stage for this purpose,” the report states.

    Briefing the panel about the steps taken for the restoration of Dal-Nagin lake, the UT Administration on Feb 16, 2023 informed them that the  work for the preservation of both the water bodies spread over an area of 25.01 sq. km. and in the catchment area of 337.17 sq. km has been undertaken in a mission mode.

    “Numerous other steps including de-weeding and lake cleaning on a large scale have been taken up for the conservation of the lake to restore it to its pristine glory,” the JK administration told the panel.

    In 2022-23, the Ministry of Home Affairs allocated Rs 273 crore for the rehabilitation of the Dal-Nagin Lake.

    The committee, in its report, said that it notes that while Rs 273 crores was sanctioned in BE 2022-23, the UT administration has not provided details regarding its utilization.

    The panel observed that there are large number of encroachments in the Dal lake area.

    “Weeds, silt and untreated sewage are increasingly choking the beautiful lake, which draws tens of thousands of tourists each year. The waste discharge from houseboats also adds to the pollution in the lake. The committee observes that the visible outcome of the projects are yet to be seen,” the report further states. (KNO)

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    ( With inputs from : kashmirlife.net )

  • Rahul attends Parliament panel meet on external affairs, denies anti-India remarks

    Rahul attends Parliament panel meet on external affairs, denies anti-India remarks

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    New Delhi: After returning from London, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi attended the meeting of the parliamentary committee on external affairs where, sources said he responded to the BJP MPs without naming him about MPs going abroad and speaking against the country.

    The meeting was held on Saturday.

    Sources said Rahul Gandhi said that he has not spoken anything which is against the country. The members of the ruling party objected to this, but Rahul was supported by the opposition members, sources said. After which External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar intervened and said the members should speak on the subject.

    Rahul has been insisting that he wants to speak in the House and met the Speaker a few days ago. He said four Ministers have raised allegations against him in Parliament House so he has the right to respond.

    “It is my right to be allowed to speak on the floor of the House. I requested the speaker today. I went to his chamber and I requested him. I said – look, I would very much like to speak. I told him that people from the BJP have made allegations against me and as a Member of Parliament, it is my right to speak,” he said on Thursday.

    The BJP has ceased the opportunity to target Rahul Gandhi, and BJP National President J.P. Nadda has said that Rahul Gandhi has become “a permanent part of this anti-nationalist toolkit”.

    Nadda said: “It’s unfortunate that the Congress party is indulging in anti-national activities. After being repeatedly rejected by the nation, Rahul Gandhi has now become a permanent part of this anti-nationalist toolkit.”

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Bandi Sanjay appears before women’s panel

    Bandi Sanjay appears before women’s panel

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    Hyderabad: Telangana BJP President Bandi Sanjay on Saturday appeared before State Women’s Commission in response to the notice issued for his derogatory comments against BRS leader K. Kavitha, daughter of Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao.

    Taking serious note of the comments, the Commission questioned Sanjay for about two-and-a-half hours. The panel pulled him up and warned him against making such comments in future.

    The Commission members reportedly showed Bandi Sanjay videos of his objectionable remarks made against women on various occasions and posed him several questions.

    Sanjay, who is also a Member of Parliament, clarified that he did not make any derogatory comments against Kavitha.

    It was immediately not clear if the Commission would summon the BJP leader again.

    After appearing before the Commission, he told reporters that the remarks he made were a common phrase used in Telangana.

    Earlier, there was some tension outside the office of women’s commission as BRS workers staged a protest demanding action against Sanjay.

    Women leaders and workers of BJP had also gathered there to defend their state president.

    Sanjay had made the remark while targeting Kavitha over the Delhi liquor policy case in which she was recently questioned by the Enforcement Directorate.

    The BJP leader’s office defended the statement calling it a common phrase used in Telugu which translated to if someone commits a crime, would you appreciate or punish.

    The Commission had summoned Sanjay to appear before it on March 15 but he wrote to the panel on Tuesday that since the Budget Session of the Parliament was in progress and his presence is must, he could not appear on March 15. He requested for permission to appear on March 18.

    The Commission on Wednesday responded positively to his request.

    The women’s panel had taken suo moto note of the derogatory comment made by Sanjay against Kavitha, who is also a member of Telangana Legislative Council.

    The ruling party has taken serious note of Sanjay’s remark and staged protests at various places in the state demanding his apology. BRS leaders also lodged police complaints against Sanjay.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

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