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happy independence day to u all.

New Delhi August 15:
            Defence Minister A K Antony said India would continue to strive for peaceful relations with all its neighbours and sought to allay misunderstandings by some nations about the security measures taken.
In his Independence Day message, the Defence Minister said India's rising economic stature had brought with it several challenges to the nation's security which are varied and manifold. He said the developments in and around neighbourhood had forced the ccountry to review and upgrade the security apparatus.
''The security measures taken by us are often misunderstood by some nations. However, we have always been a peace-loving nation and we will continue to strive for peaceful relations with all our neighbours,'' he said. He said that although the pressure on the Armed Forces personnel was tremendous, the need for exercising maximum restraint could not be over-emphasised.
''I wish to stress that any instance of human rights violation anywhere would not be tolerated,'' he warned. The Defence Minister said that post 26/11, India had taken several steps to strengthen the security apparatus, particularly along the coastline. The government had cleared the setting up of four air enclaves at Goa, Kochi, Vizag and New Mangalore. Coastal security had been strengthened, with acquisitions of new systems and platforms.
Pointing out that Armed Forces all over the world were modernising and becoming technology-intensive, he assured the Defence forces that the modernisation plans were on the right track. ''We want to give our Armed Forces the latest and the best possible equipment. We would like the modernisation process to proceed hand-in-hand with indigenisation.'' He said the success in the development of the indigenous nuclear submarine - INS Arihant must be replicated in other fields too.
The governent had accorded top priority to creating infrastructure and build all-weather roads in inaccessible areas. The Border Roads Organization had been given the responsibility of constructing the Rohtang tunnel which would ensure that the remote areas in the northern region, which remained inaccessible for over six months, would now be connected and made accessible throughout the year. The Rohtang tunnel would be the longest tunnel in the country at such a high altitude.
He said that during his visit to Siachen in June this year, the jawans had raised the problems and difficulties being faced by them. ''Some of you wanted better quality socks and more snowmobiles for operational requirements. Some of you requested reduced telephone rates for better communication with your family members. I have directed the concerned officials and departments to take immediate remedial action.''
The Defence Minister said the Government had taken several welfare measures for the Defence personnel and was making efforts to improve the quality of atta, rice, vegetables, tea, pulses and other items. Similarly, the government had made a provision for special rations to troops deployed in counter-insurgency operations. Special rations had also been authorised for additional troops serving in high-altitude areas, specifically above 12,000 feet.
A pilot project had been launched at 20 locations across the country for rail e-ticketing. With this facility, the system of railway warrants would be replaced and Armed Forces personnel would be able to book and print e-tickets through IRCTC websites at unit locations. This project would be gradually extended to more than 5,000 Army, Air Force and Navy units across the country. He said the government was trying to ensure that there are no procedural delays in pension-related cases of ex-servicemen.
Some Armed Forces personnel were retained in service, despite a disability that is attributed, or aggravated by military service, who forego a lump-sum compensation in lieu of the disability. ''Keeping in view their valour and sacrifice, it has been decided to grant them a disability element, or war injury element, at the time of their retirement, or discharge, in addition to the retiring/service pension or retiring/service gratuity.'' On the other hand, in case of pensioners who retire on disability pension, a decision had been taken to pay them a Constant Attendant at the rate of Rs 3,000 per month, in addition to the disability pension.
The government had also granted permanent commission to women in non-combatant roles, he said and called for full cooperation from the Armed Forces in taking forward all such welfare schemes to their logical conclusion. In an effort to further improve the living conditions of jawans, he said the Government had laid special emphasis on Married Accommodation Project (MAP). Under the project, a total of 1,98,881 Dwelling Units would be constructed in four phases.

Chandigarh August 15:
            In a major initiative to upgrade road infrastructure in Punjab, the state government has planned to invest more than Rs 25,000 crore into a series of projects aimed at improving the efficiency of road transport network.
In his message on the eve of the Independence Day, Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal today said under this ambitious programme, the state government had chalked out infrastructure revamp in Punjab, covering over 13,000 kilometers and involving major four-laning, six-laning, widening and up-gradation of all key transport arteries in the state.
He said Punjab, during the last three years of the SAD-BJP regime, had achieved a rare distinction of constructing and completing maximum ROBs in the Northern Railway. ''We started on 27 ROBs/RUBs in the state with an estimated cost of Rs 400 crore out of which 14 ROBs have been completed and opened to traffic. The remaining 13 ROBs/RUBs will be completed within the current financial year,'' he said. Twelve more ROBs/RUBs would be constructed during the next financial year with an estimated cost of Rs 250 crore.

Ludhiana August 15:
"Dad save me, they have entered my home, they will kill me, please do something, please save me... ,” and the call disconnected. These were the last words of Rajveer to his father, the moment before he was attacked at his house in Brisbane, Australia, on August 8. He was brutally thrashed and strangulated before he was thrown near his house.
Kulwant Singh, father of Rajveer, tried to establish contact with his son but there was no response. After two hours of frantic calls, someone identifying himself to be an employee of a private hospital, responded to the call and told Kulwant that his son was on a ventilator and that chances of his survival were thin. Last night, around 8:30 pm, friends of Rajveer broke the tragic news to his family that their son fell victim to the hate crime.
“My son had died on August 8, but the Australian authorities deliberately put him on a ventilator to cover up the issue,” said Rajveer’s father. Kulwant, who runs a grocery shop, had spent all his savings to send him abroad. He had gone to Australia in December 2007, completed his hotel management course from an institute in Melbourne and later settled in Brisbane. At present, he was working in a restaurant.
Rajveer’s mother Manjit Kaur said he was planning to return to India. He had told that he would celebrate the Independence Day with them. Kulwant Singh said, “Since these hate crime cases started taking place in Australia, I kept on asking him to return. But he insisted that such cases were taking place only in Melbourne. He used to say that Australia was a safe country. But he had to pay a heavy price for his error of judgment.”
His younger brother Harprabhjit Singh and sister Dolma Singh are still in a shock. Now another trouble is staring at the family as it does not have enough financial resources to pay the hospital expenses where Rajveer was admitted. The family has demanded the Indian Government’s intervention in the matter.

me too talwar i hate that proble GS u need uto fix that

really menu nhi hassa aunda funny ki gal haa ess wich

it not funny why u think it funny

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i knw 22jii menu pata tere bare yaar chal fir ajj tu bade ma nhi janda kurya de mager yaar  :hug: