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HOW DARE YOU!                   “You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. People are suffering, people are dying, and entire ecosystems are collapsing. We are at the beginning of a mass extinction and all you can talk about is money and fairy tales of endless economic growth. How dare you!”                 The 16 year old environmental activist Greta Thunberg scolded in the United Nation’s summit. She is protesting for Climate change at global level. And the issue related to environment arose in the Mumbai. The last green lung of the Mumbai and the unique jungle within the premises of the concrete jungle is the Aarey Milk Colony. It was developed as milk colony for dairy development and was envisioned by Dara N Khurody in 1951. Further, the plans of the Film City and zoo were proposed. This expansion had to cover parts of Aarey forest. But recently it is in the controversy due to MMRCL’s (Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd) project which passes through Aa
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News 10 Jawan in spotlight Kisan is forgotten Monday,1st April, Aurangabad                     Malvan Village in Surendranagar districts which lies Saurashtra region of Gujrat. The farmers of this village and surrounding villages have several complaints about both the State and Central government. These include failure in payment of crop insurance. Poor MSP. Water scarcity in spite of good connectivity to Narmada canal, and power shortage. As Gujarat goes to polls on 23rd April.  The reporters speak with the farmers of Malvan to understand how they perceive the all-important Lok Sabha elections. people said In 2018 we didn't receive any rainfall and all talukas in Surendranagar District were declared drought - affected.        Farmers suicide: file photo   Fasal Bima Yojna all affected areas should receive 25% of the sum assured within 7 days. but in the last 3-4 months. we have received 6%. A man wrote to the PM CM Dy. CM  and even local MLA but nothing has happ
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News 9 This NYAY card gives hopes, to 2019 elections Friday, 5th April, Aurangabad                      Just look around - some of the richest free market economies also run the most powerful welfare programmes so there is no contradiction, in fact, there is organic chemistry between the two so seriously, can NYAY be funded without throwing the fiscal deficit out of whack? while the Congress has yet to enumerate the blueprint. This is just one iteration several variants will be possible, to begin with, everything will not happen on day one. So if we assume that the rollout will be across 10 20 30 and 40% of the districts over years 1 through 4. Cash needed on year 1 is 36,000 crores on year 2 is 1,08,000 on year 3 is 2,16,000 and on year 4 is 3,60,000 crores respectively.                                      There are two existing schemes which can justifiably be tweaked to realign them with NYAY. The first one is the food subsidy programme which is already budgeted
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News 8 10 ECONOMIC DRAWBACKS OF MODI GOVERNMENT Tuesday,26th March, Aurangabad.  Real Interest Rate = Base Interest Rate - Rate Of Inflation                   First, we look at real interest rates now. This is the difference between the base interest rate in the economy which could be the 10-year treasury or the State bank of India prime lending rate minus the rate of interest that's a real interest rate contrasted against the healthy sub - 5% mark during almost the entire UPA decade. Real interest rates have actually flashed bloodied red they've soared above 9 to 11%. Under Prime Minister Modi this has happened despite a benign inflation situation which simply proves, how this government has jumped at the nation's dwindling savings keeping real interest rates high and crowding out private investment. Now the second impact is in weak consumer demand that there it's no surprise that high-interest rates actually virtually killed consumer demand. Retail Aut
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News 7 10% disc on agricultural products at Maha-Agro 2019   Tuesday, 5 th  March,  AURANGABAD            Maha-Agro 2019, State level Agri Exhibition was held at Ayodhya Nagari maidan in the city. Maharashtra’s Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis was the chief guest for the inaugural ceremony. The exhibition will carry on from 5 th to 8 th March. Agri-Exhibition in Auranagabad      MAHA-AGRO State level Agri exhibition 2019 with various stalls.           Many companies from all over the state were contributed to various stalls. The main attraction for farmers is a 10% discount on any product. Many new fertilizers including organic and inorganic fertilizers, seeds, recent irrigation techniques, other medicinal powders and methods for preservation of crops & advanced agricultural instruments were there at cheap rates. Various women saving groups (Mahila Bachat Gat) made their stalls with different types of homemade food items & cosmetics. The blood donat
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News 6 Two sitting MPs from state denied tickets in BJP’s list Saturday, 23 rd March, Aurangabad.                 Sitting MPs Sunil Gaikwad (Latur) and Dilip Gandhi (Ahmednagar) were denied tickets for the forthcoming Loksabha Elections in the BJP’s first national list of candidates announced on Thursday. The list included 16 names from Maharashtra.           Gaikwad had won the 2014 election by a majority of over 2.5 lakh votes. Considered to be close to Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, he was reportedly at loggerheads with Latur district guardian minister Sambhaji Patil-Nilangekar. Heena Gavit The nomination of Sujay Vikhe Patil, son of senior Congress leader Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, from Ahmednagar instead of Gandhi was a foregone conclusion ever since he joined the party last week. Sujay, a neurosurgeon by profession, will be making his entry into politics with this nomination. His late grandfather, Balasaheb Vikhe Patil was long associated with the Congress.
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News 5 Funds for Garbage Problem had not been used completely by AMC Tuesday, 5 th March, Aurangabad.              Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis announced Rs 86 crore to solve the garbage problem of Aurangabad city. Replying to a debate over the issue in the legislative council, the chief minister said a detailed project report (DPR) would be prepared with the objective of solving the garbage disposal problem in three stages within one year. Rs 86.21 crore have been sanctioned for this, he said. Of this amount, Rs 30 crore will be given by the Centre, while the rest will be provided by the state government. Rs 36 crore, which is the Aurangabad Municipal Corporation's (AMC) share, too will come from the state's coffers. Defeat in Garbage management of the ruling government            Solid waste management projects for 152 cities worth Rs 1,856 crore have been approved, and projects for another 48 cities would be approved before 31 March.
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