Raipur, December 17, 2010
The members of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) took a bike rally on Friday in support of the BJP candidates for Birgaon Municipal Council elections. The BJYM workers reached every ward and campaigned for the BJP candidates. The bike rally was led by BJYM Raipur district president Sanjunarayan Singh.
Mahayagya, religious meeting tomorrow
Raipur, December 17, 2010
The Hanumant Shakti Jagran Samiti (HSJS) will organise Hanuman jagran mahayagya and massive religious meeting on December 19, 2010. In this regard, a meeting of the committee members was held at BTI ground at 10 am on Friday. Later, the HSJS members conducted bhoomipujan for mahayagya and religious meeting.
The president of HSJS Dr Purnendu Saxena informed that the committee would perform country-wide mahayagya for fast construction of Lord Rama temple in Ayodhya. In Chhattisgarh, 172 regions have been selected for mahayagya, he said.
Saxena informed that the mahayagya at Raipur would be performed by from 1-4 am on December 19 during which Acharya Dharmendra would address the devotees. Besides, the mahayagya would be specially attended by about fifty sadhus and saints, he said.
To invite large number of devotees in mahayagya, the committee members will take out a bike rally in city on December 18. The rally will commence from BTI ground and return to the same place after going through Avanti Bai Chowk, Pandri bus stand, Jail Road, Fafadih chowk, Station chowk, Telghani Naka chowk, Rathore chowk, Tatya Para chowk, Azad chowk, Lakhe Nagar, Purani Basti, Kankali Para, Sadar Bazar, City Kotwali, Jaistambh chowk, Ghadi chowk and Shaheed Bhagat Singh chowk.
The bhoomipujan for mahayagya was attended by national treasurer of Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) Ramesh Modi, Shrirang Raje, organising head CS Thakur, co-organising head Jagdish Patel, chairman of Beej Vikas Nigam and senior member of Gayatri Pariwar Shyam Bais, BJP state secretary Sanjay Shrivastava, etc.
YC members intensifies campaign in Birgaon
Raipur, December 17, 2010
The Youth Congress (YC) has intensified its campaign in support of Congress candidates for Birgaon Municipal Council (BMC) elections. In this regard, the members of Youth Congress (YC) Parliament Raipur led by their president Vinod Tiwari conducted door-to-door campaign in Birgaon’s ward 26 from where Congress has fielded Anil Pal and ward 31 from where Riaz Khan has got ticket from the party. Besides seeking votes for the party’s corporator candidates, the YC also sought votes for BMC chairman candidate from Congress Dr Om Prakash Dewangan. Tiwari informed that the party’s state unit had asked the YC Parliament Raipur to intensively campaign in support of the Congress candidates in Birgaon. During YC campaign, Tiwari was accompanied by Ashish Dubey, Sushil Agrawal, Indrajeet Singh, Sunil Kukreja, Kamlesh Mishra, Samir Singh Chouhan, Sunny Agrawal, etc.
Wonders of magnetism evoke interest in students
On 3rd day of INSPIRE Internship Winter Camp II at RSU
Raipur, December 17, 2010
Magnetism is not difficult, but simply requires carefully attention. It is almost ubiquitous on earth and hence it carries significance in human life. Professor Kalobaran Maiti from Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) Mumbai was explaining how magnetism is doing miracles while speaking on subject - ‘Wonderful world of magnetism’ during the third day of Pt Ravishankar Shukla University’s (RSU) five-day Innovation in Science Pursuit for Inspired Research (INSPIRE) Internship Winter Camp II on Friday.
“Magnetism is a force of attraction or repulsion that acts at a distance. It is due to a magnetic field, which is caused by moving electrically charged particles or is inherent in magnetic objects such as a magnet,” Professor Maiti said.
“A magnet is an object that exhibits a strong magnetic field and will attract materials like iron to it. Magnets have two poles, called the north (N) and south (S) poles. Two magnets will be attracted by their opposite poles, and each will repel the like pole of the other magnet. Magnetism has many uses in modern life,” he added.
Talking about Michael Faraday who is known for his fundamental discoveries on electricity and magnetism and had also proposed a widely used method for visualizing magnetic fields, Professor Maiti said, “Faraday not only viewed the space around a magnet as filled with field lines, but also developed an intuitive notion that such space was itself modified, even if it was a complete vacuum.”
On Faraday’s younger contemporary, the great Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell, Professor Maiti said, “Maxwell placed this notion on a firm mathematical footing, including in it electrical forces as well as magnetic ones. Such a modified space is now known as an electromagnetic field.”
He said currently the electromagnetic fields (and other types of field as well) were a cornerstone of physics. “Their basic equations, derived by Maxwell, suggested that they could undergo wave motion, spreading with the speed of light, and Maxwell correctly guessed that this actually was light and that light was in fact an electromagnetic wave,” he said.
Professor Maiti further informed about Heinrich Hertz from Germany who had produced such waves by electrical means, in the first laboratory demonstration of radio waves. “Nowadays a wide variety of such waves is known, from radio (very long waves, relatively low frequency) to microwaves, infra-red, visible light, ultra-violet, x-rays and gamma rays (very short waves, extremely high frequency),” he said.
The other lectures were imparted by Professor VS Sunder from Institute of Mathematical Sciences Chennai who spoke on subject – ‘Catalan numbers’ and Professor Nitin Chattopadhyay from Jhadhavpur University Kolkata on – ‘Chemistry for you’.
Cong: Give Rs 100 per quintal to farmers as compensation
Choubey hails CM’s letter to Agri Minister Sharad Pawar
Raipur, December 17, 2010
The state government should announce at least Rs 100 per quintal as compensation package for farmers who have incurred huge loss due to unseasonal rains. The leader of the Opposition at state Assembly Ravindra Choubey on Friday demanded from the government that the farmers must get compensation as majority of their crops damaged due to intermittent rains in the past couple of months including the recent ones in the beginning of December 2010.
Choubey also hailed Chief Minister Raman Singh’s letter to Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar pertaining to his demands for relaxation of paddy purchase norms in state in wake of unexpected rains that damaged huge amount of crops.
However, he slammed paddy procurement process of the government terming it slow. “The government has by far purchased only 10 lakh tonnes paddy against the target of 50 lakh tonnes which is very less. Now, what about the remaining amount of paddy? Either, several tonnes of paddy have been damaged in the fields or during transportation to procurement centres,” he said.
Choubey also criticised the government for not posing generosity towards the farmers after rains damaged their crops. “The farmers are not getting benefit of crop insurance schemes which is a gross negligence from government’s part,” he said.
“The farmers are already indebted heavily because of farm loans and duplicate fertilisers, substandard seeds and rains have further put them in the low spirits,” he said.
“The government has also refrained to disburse the bonus as it had promised earlier and now if it would not announce the compensation package, the indebted farmers might compelled to commit suicide,” he said.
The members of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) took a bike rally on Friday in support of the BJP candidates for Birgaon Municipal Council elections. The BJYM workers reached every ward and campaigned for the BJP candidates. The bike rally was led by BJYM Raipur district president Sanjunarayan Singh.
Mahayagya, religious meeting tomorrow
Raipur, December 17, 2010
The Hanumant Shakti Jagran Samiti (HSJS) will organise Hanuman jagran mahayagya and massive religious meeting on December 19, 2010. In this regard, a meeting of the committee members was held at BTI ground at 10 am on Friday. Later, the HSJS members conducted bhoomipujan for mahayagya and religious meeting.
The president of HSJS Dr Purnendu Saxena informed that the committee would perform country-wide mahayagya for fast construction of Lord Rama temple in Ayodhya. In Chhattisgarh, 172 regions have been selected for mahayagya, he said.
Saxena informed that the mahayagya at Raipur would be performed by from 1-4 am on December 19 during which Acharya Dharmendra would address the devotees. Besides, the mahayagya would be specially attended by about fifty sadhus and saints, he said.
To invite large number of devotees in mahayagya, the committee members will take out a bike rally in city on December 18. The rally will commence from BTI ground and return to the same place after going through Avanti Bai Chowk, Pandri bus stand, Jail Road, Fafadih chowk, Station chowk, Telghani Naka chowk, Rathore chowk, Tatya Para chowk, Azad chowk, Lakhe Nagar, Purani Basti, Kankali Para, Sadar Bazar, City Kotwali, Jaistambh chowk, Ghadi chowk and Shaheed Bhagat Singh chowk.
The bhoomipujan for mahayagya was attended by national treasurer of Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) Ramesh Modi, Shrirang Raje, organising head CS Thakur, co-organising head Jagdish Patel, chairman of Beej Vikas Nigam and senior member of Gayatri Pariwar Shyam Bais, BJP state secretary Sanjay Shrivastava, etc.
YC members intensifies campaign in Birgaon
Raipur, December 17, 2010
The Youth Congress (YC) has intensified its campaign in support of Congress candidates for Birgaon Municipal Council (BMC) elections. In this regard, the members of Youth Congress (YC) Parliament Raipur led by their president Vinod Tiwari conducted door-to-door campaign in Birgaon’s ward 26 from where Congress has fielded Anil Pal and ward 31 from where Riaz Khan has got ticket from the party. Besides seeking votes for the party’s corporator candidates, the YC also sought votes for BMC chairman candidate from Congress Dr Om Prakash Dewangan. Tiwari informed that the party’s state unit had asked the YC Parliament Raipur to intensively campaign in support of the Congress candidates in Birgaon. During YC campaign, Tiwari was accompanied by Ashish Dubey, Sushil Agrawal, Indrajeet Singh, Sunil Kukreja, Kamlesh Mishra, Samir Singh Chouhan, Sunny Agrawal, etc.
Wonders of magnetism evoke interest in students
On 3rd day of INSPIRE Internship Winter Camp II at RSU
Raipur, December 17, 2010
Magnetism is not difficult, but simply requires carefully attention. It is almost ubiquitous on earth and hence it carries significance in human life. Professor Kalobaran Maiti from Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) Mumbai was explaining how magnetism is doing miracles while speaking on subject - ‘Wonderful world of magnetism’ during the third day of Pt Ravishankar Shukla University’s (RSU) five-day Innovation in Science Pursuit for Inspired Research (INSPIRE) Internship Winter Camp II on Friday.
“Magnetism is a force of attraction or repulsion that acts at a distance. It is due to a magnetic field, which is caused by moving electrically charged particles or is inherent in magnetic objects such as a magnet,” Professor Maiti said.
“A magnet is an object that exhibits a strong magnetic field and will attract materials like iron to it. Magnets have two poles, called the north (N) and south (S) poles. Two magnets will be attracted by their opposite poles, and each will repel the like pole of the other magnet. Magnetism has many uses in modern life,” he added.
Talking about Michael Faraday who is known for his fundamental discoveries on electricity and magnetism and had also proposed a widely used method for visualizing magnetic fields, Professor Maiti said, “Faraday not only viewed the space around a magnet as filled with field lines, but also developed an intuitive notion that such space was itself modified, even if it was a complete vacuum.”
On Faraday’s younger contemporary, the great Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell, Professor Maiti said, “Maxwell placed this notion on a firm mathematical footing, including in it electrical forces as well as magnetic ones. Such a modified space is now known as an electromagnetic field.”
He said currently the electromagnetic fields (and other types of field as well) were a cornerstone of physics. “Their basic equations, derived by Maxwell, suggested that they could undergo wave motion, spreading with the speed of light, and Maxwell correctly guessed that this actually was light and that light was in fact an electromagnetic wave,” he said.
Professor Maiti further informed about Heinrich Hertz from Germany who had produced such waves by electrical means, in the first laboratory demonstration of radio waves. “Nowadays a wide variety of such waves is known, from radio (very long waves, relatively low frequency) to microwaves, infra-red, visible light, ultra-violet, x-rays and gamma rays (very short waves, extremely high frequency),” he said.
The other lectures were imparted by Professor VS Sunder from Institute of Mathematical Sciences Chennai who spoke on subject – ‘Catalan numbers’ and Professor Nitin Chattopadhyay from Jhadhavpur University Kolkata on – ‘Chemistry for you’.
Cong: Give Rs 100 per quintal to farmers as compensation
Choubey hails CM’s letter to Agri Minister Sharad Pawar
Raipur, December 17, 2010
The state government should announce at least Rs 100 per quintal as compensation package for farmers who have incurred huge loss due to unseasonal rains. The leader of the Opposition at state Assembly Ravindra Choubey on Friday demanded from the government that the farmers must get compensation as majority of their crops damaged due to intermittent rains in the past couple of months including the recent ones in the beginning of December 2010.
Choubey also hailed Chief Minister Raman Singh’s letter to Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar pertaining to his demands for relaxation of paddy purchase norms in state in wake of unexpected rains that damaged huge amount of crops.
However, he slammed paddy procurement process of the government terming it slow. “The government has by far purchased only 10 lakh tonnes paddy against the target of 50 lakh tonnes which is very less. Now, what about the remaining amount of paddy? Either, several tonnes of paddy have been damaged in the fields or during transportation to procurement centres,” he said.
Choubey also criticised the government for not posing generosity towards the farmers after rains damaged their crops. “The farmers are not getting benefit of crop insurance schemes which is a gross negligence from government’s part,” he said.
“The farmers are already indebted heavily because of farm loans and duplicate fertilisers, substandard seeds and rains have further put them in the low spirits,” he said.
“The government has also refrained to disburse the bonus as it had promised earlier and now if it would not announce the compensation package, the indebted farmers might compelled to commit suicide,” he said.
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