Saturday, 22 April 2017

MCI,PRESCRIBE ONLY GENERIC DRUGS

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Medical Council of India, MCI, has issued a public notice to all physicians to prescribe drugs only by generic names and warned them of action if they fail to adhere to its guideline.
The MCI has also asked the medical practitioners to ensure that there is rational prescription and use of drugs failing which strict disciplinary action will be taken.
The MCI reiterated its 2016 directive, in which it had amended the clause of the Indian Medical Council Regulations mandating the doctors to prescribe medicines by generic names in place of brand names.
Recently, while inaugurating a multi-speciality hospital in Surat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had stressed on putting in place a legal framework to ensure that the doctors prescribe low cost generic medicines to the patients. The government is also revising the National List of Essential Medicines of 2015 to include more medicines.
The Jan Aushadhi programme, under which the government provides essential medicines at reasonable rates at specially established shops, is also being reinforced.

DEATH TOLL 130, IN MAZAR-E-SHARIF TERROR ATTACK

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Afghanistan, the death toll in yesterday’s Taliban attack on an army base near Mazar-e-Sharif in Balkh province has risen to more than 130. Most of them are Government soldiers. At least 10 Taliban militants were killed in the fighting and one attacker was detained.
Fighting lasted for several hours yesterday near the city of Mazar-e-Sharif in northern Balkh province. The army said, insurgents targeted those leaving Friday prayers at the base’s mosque and others in a canteen.
A military spokesman said, the Taliban fighters wore army uniforms and drove through military checkpoints before launching the raid. He said, the death toll could rise further.
The Taliban said in a statement that the attack was retribution for the recent killing of several Taliban leaders in northern Afghanistan.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has strongly condemned the terror attack. In a tweet, Mr Modi said, it is a cowardly terror attack. He said, India prays and offers condolences to the families who lost loved ones.

COMPETITION, MORE COMPETITION = LOOT = AAP 67 OUT 70 MLAS

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April22, 2017 (C) Ravinder Singh progressindia2015@gmail.com

All the talk of Competition and Competition and Competition results in LOOT. I am jointly addressing Talk Of Competition and how Competition MEANZ Loot in India and Tata Power CEO Anil Sardana article in ET.

Before Sardana was appointed CMD of Tata Power it traded at Rs.1600/share – today 52 week trade Rs.67 to Rs.91 – lost 95% value. NDPL indulged in MEGA SCAMS; T&D, Trading in Energy Purchase & Sales and Fabricated theft cases. Two are covered today.

I accidently took out July14 Electricity Bill – it was Quadruple of latest bill. Within days of AAP government left Delhi and lost LS2014 Elections electricity bills doubled. People of Delhi couldn’t believe DAYLIGHT LOOT of NDPL, BRPL, & BYPL.

The very first opportunity people got – Elected AAP again winning 67 out 70 seats.

This Inventor & Power Engineer in 1975 found TRF Coal Handling Plant at BTPS Project to be Substandard and Offered JRD Tata to improve it – 42 yrs later we find TP indulging in all kinds of SCAMS.
TP Market share in Generation is 5%, Distribution 2% of India. TP and many other Tata Group Companies Could have been Global Leader.  

1. POWER TRADING SCAM; Buy 13.9 BU, Cons Sales 7.9 BU
Private Discoms Are Operating Trading Companies also, ENRON indulged to TRADING Rigging in California in 2001 – in 15 years Private Companies Mastered this Scam.  Since 2010 I had Exposed ‘TRADING SCAM OF DISCOMS’ who Buy 50% More Energy Than Required at upto Rs.19/U & Sell Surplus Power cheaply – Rs.2.60/U FY15.

NDPL Prosed to buy 13.9 BU 2015-16 of Power against 7.9 BU sales and 8.9 BU required at state boundary. When AAP Government came to power in 2013 – This loot was CHECKED. TP wanted to buy 13.9 BU of Power – 4.6 BU more than required but was allowed to buy 10.5 BU of Power – Sale of Surplus Power Approved was 1.46 BU only – 3.8 BU earlier.
http://www.derc.gov.in/ordersPetitions/orders/Tariff/Tariff%20Order/Tariff%20Order%20for%20FY%202014-15/TPDDL%20Tariff%20order%20FY%202014-15.pdf
4.91 The Petitioner has projected 4434 MU of surplus power — The Petitioner proposes the sale of estimated surplus power of 4339 MU at Rs.2.65/unit. FY2014-15 when AAP was out of power in Delhi.
4.95 It has been observed that, the rate of Surplus Power realised by
DISCOMs varies from Rs.2.31/U to Rs. 3.31/U during last three year.
http://www.tatapower.com/investor-relations/pdf/97Annual-Report-2015-16.pdf
4.101 TPDDL has projected 4616.97 MU of surplus available for sale which shall be sold and the sale proceeds shall entirely go towards reducing the net power purchase cost charged to TPDDL consumers.
2. Fabricated THEFT Cases – Domestic Consumers.
In six months of Door to Door Campaign against Discoms including NDPL I didn’t come across a SLOW DOMESTIC METER – but all meters were 3% to 60% Fast, yet NDPL launched Fabricated Theft cases.

Here in latest NDPL ARR – for Sanctioned of 3664 MW – Sales were 3371 MU – this is just 10.5% Load Factor. Avg monthly consumption shall be 76 U/Kw.

But in 2005 Domestic Consumers were EXTORTED to pay Rs.5 Lakh for 5 Kw Load when average billing was Rs.3.20/Unit –  Rs.2.5/U for Domestic Users.

Against 380 U/Month [5KW Load] or 4560 U/Year – Consumers Were Extorted to Pay for 2,00,000 Units in Fabricated Theft Cases by Anil Sardana.
Ravinder Singh, Inventor & Consultant, INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND PROJECTS
Y-77, Hauz Khas, ND -110016, India. Ph: 091- 9871056471, 9718280435, 9650421857
Ravinder Singh* is a WIPO awarded inventor specializing in Power, Transportation,

INDIAN ECONOMY MONTHLY REPORT

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22.04.2017 15:35:51 – Indian Economy Monthly Report
(live-PR.com) – Significant Achievements of NITI Aayog over the last three years.
I. Vision Document, Strategy & Action Agenda beyond 12th Five Year Plan: Replacing the Five Year Plans beyond 31st March, 2017, NITI Aayog is in the process of preparing the 15-year vision 
document keeping in view the social goals set and/ or proposed for a period of 15 years; A 7-year strategy document spanning 2017-18 to 2023-24 to convert the longer-term vision into implementable policy and action as a part of a “National Development Agenda” is also being worked upon. The 3-year Action Agenda for 2017-18 to 2019-20, aligned to the predictability of financial resources during the 14th Finance Commission Award period, has been completed and will be submitted before the Prime Minister on April 23rd at the 3rd Governing Council Meeting
II. Reforms in Agriculture:
a. Model Land Leasing Law
Taking note of increasing incidents of leasing in and out of land and suboptimal use of land with lesser number of cultivators, NITI Aayog has formulated a Model Agricultural Land Leasing Act, 2016 to both recognize the rights of the tenant and safeguard interest of landowners. A dedicated cell for land reforms was also set up in NITI. Based on the model act, Madhya Pradesh has enacted separate land leasing law and Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand have modified their land leasing laws. Some States, including Odisha, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, are already at an advance stage of formulating legislations to enact their land leasing laws for agriculture.
b. Reforms of the Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee Act
NITI Aayog consulted with the States on 21 October 2016 on three critical reforms –
(i) Agricultural marketing reforms
(ii) Felling and transit laws for tree produce grown at private land
(iii) Agricultural land leasing
Subsequently, Model APMC Act version 2 prepared. States are being consulted to adopt APMC Act version 2.
c. Agricultural Marketing and Farmer Friendly Reforms Index
NITI Aayog has developed the first ever ‘Agriculture Marketing and Farmer Friendly Reforms Index’ to sensitise states about the need to undertake reforms in the three key areas of Agriculture Market Reforms, Land Lease Reforms and Forestry on Private Land (Felling and Transit of Trees). The index carries a score with a minimum value “0” implying no reforms and maximum value “100” implying complete reforms in the selected areas.
As per NITI Aayog’s index, Maharashtra ranks highest in implementation of various agricultural reforms. The State has implemented most of the marketing reforms and offers the best environment for undertaking agri-business among all the States and UTs. Gujarat ranks second with a score of 71.50 out of 100, closely followed by Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. Almost two third States have not been able to reach even the halfway mark of reforms score, in the year 2016-17. The index aims to induce a healthy competition between States and percolate best practices in implementing farmer-friendly reforms.
III. Reforming Medical Education
A committee chaired by Vice Chairman, NITI Aayog recommended scrapping of the Medical Council of Indi and suggested a new body for regulating medical education. The draft legislation for the proposed National Medical Commission has been submitted to the Government for further necessary action.
IV. Digital Payments Movement:
a. An action plan on advocacy, awareness and co-ordination of handholding efforts among general public, micro enterprises and other stakeholders was prepared. Appropriate literature in print and multimedia was prepared on the subject for widespread dissemination. Presentations/ interactions were organized by NITI Aayog for training and capacity building of various Ministries/Departments of Government of India, representatives of State/UTs, Trade and Industry Bodies as well as all other stakeholders.
b. NITI Aayog also constituted a Committee of Chief Ministers on Digital Payments on 30th November 2016 with the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Chandrababu Naidu, as the Convener to promote transparency, financial inclusion and a healthy financial ecosystem nationwide. The Committee submitted its interim report to Hon’ble Prime Minister in January 2017.
c. To incentivize the States/UTs for promotion of digital transactions, Central assistance of Rs. 50 crore would be provided to the districts for undertaking Information, Education and Communication activities to bring 5 crore Jan Dhan accounts to digital platform.
d. Cashback and referral bonus schemes were launched by the Prime Minister on 14.4.2017 to promote the use of digital payments through the BHIM App.
e. Niti Aayog also launched two incentive schemes to to promote digital payments across all sections of society – the Lucky Grahak Yojana and the Digi Dhan Vyapar Yojana –Over 16 lakh consumers and merchants have won Rs. 256 crore under these two schemes .
f. Digi Dhan Melas were also held for 100 days in 100 cities, from December 25th to April 14th.
V. Atal Innovation Mission: The Government has set up Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) in NITI Aayog with a view to strengthen the country’s innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem by creating institutions and programs that spur innovation in schools, colleges, and entrepreneurs in general. In 2016-17, the following major schemes were rolled out:
a. Atal Tinkering Labs (ATLs): To foster creativity and scientific temper in students, AIM is helping to establish 500 ATLs in schools across India, where students can design and make small prototypes to solve challenges they see around them, using rapid prototyping technologies that have emerged in recent years.
b. Atal Incubation Centres (AICs): AIM will provide financial support of Rs.10 crore and capacity buidling for setting AICs across India, which will help startups expand quicker and enable innovation-entrepreneurship, in core sectors such as manufacturing, transport, energy, education, agriculture, water and sanitation, etc.
VI. Indices Measuring States’ Performance in Health, Education and Water Management: As part of the Prime Minister’s Focus on outcomes, NITI has come out with indices to measure incremental annual outcomes in critical social sectors like health, education and water with a view to nudge the states into competing with each other for better outcomes, while at the same time sharing best practices & innovations to help each other – an example of competitive and cooperative federalism..
VII. Sub-Group of Chief Ministers on Rationalization of Centrally Sponsored Schemes: Based on the recommendations of this Sub-Group, a Cabinet note was prepared by NITI Aayog which was approved by the Cabinet on 3rd August, 2016. Among several key decision, the sub-group led to the rationalization of the existing CSSs into 28 umbrella schemes.
VIII. Sub-Group of Chief Ministers on Swachh Bharat Abhiyan:Constituted by NITI Aayog on 9th March, 2015, the Sub-Group has submitted its report to the Hon’ble Prime Minister in October, 2015 and most of its recommendations have been accepted.
IX. Sub-Group of Chief Ministers on Skill Development:Constituted on 9th March, 2015, the report of the Sub-Group of Chief Ministers on Skill Development was presented before the Hon’ble Prime Minister on 31/12/2015. The recommendation and actionable points emerging from the Report were approved by the Hon’ble Prime Minister and are in implementation by the Ministry of Skill Development
X. Task Force on Elimination of Poverty in India:Constituted on 16th March, 2015 under the Chairmanship of Dr. Arvind Panagariya, Vice Chairman, NITI Aayog, the report of the Task Force was finalized and submitted to the Prime Minister on 11th July, 2016.The report of the Task Force primarily focusses on issues of measurement of poverty and strategies to combat poverty. Regarding estimation of poverty, the report of the Task Force states that “a consensus in favour of either the Tendulkar or a higher poverty line did not emerge. Therefore, the Task Force has concluded that the matter be considered in greater depth by the country’s top experts on poverty before a final decision is made. Accordingly, it is recommended that an expert committee be set up to arrive at an informed decision on the level at which the poverty line should be set.” With respect to strategies to combat poverty, the Task Force has made recommendations on faster poverty reduction through employment intensive sustained rapid growth and effective implementation of anti-poverty programs.
XI. Task Force on Agriculture Development: The Task Force on Agricultural development was constituted on 16th March, 2015 under the Chairmanship of Dr. Arvind Panagariya, Vice Chairman, NITI Aayog. The Task Force based on its works prepared an occasional paper entitled “Raising Agricultural Productivity and Making Farming Remunerative for Farmers” focusing on 5 critical areas of Indian Agriculture. These are (i) Raising Productivity, (ii) Remunerative Prices to Farmers, (iii) Land Leasing, Land Records & Land Titles; (iv) Second Green Revolution-Focus on Eastern States; and (v) Responding to Farmers’ Distress. After taking inputs of all the States on occasional paper and through their reports, the Task Force submitted the final report to Prime Minister on 31st May, 2016. It has suggested important policy measures to bring in reforms in agriculture for the welfare of the farmers as well as enhancing their income.
XII. Transforming India Lecture Series:As the government’s premier think-tank, NITI Aayog views knowledge building & transfer as the enabler of real transformation in States. To build knowledge systems for States and the Centre, NITI Aayog launched the ‘NITI Lectures: Transforming India’ series, with full support of the Prime Minister on 26th August 2016. The lecture series is aimed at addressing the top policy making team of the Government of India, including members of the cabinet and several top layers of the bureaucracy. It aims is to bring cutting edge ideas in development policy to Indian policy makers and public, so as to promote the cause of transformation of India into a prosperous modern economy. The Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore, Shri Tharman Shanmugaratnam, delivered the first lecture on the topic: India and the Global Economy. On November 16th, 2016, Bill Gates, Co-Founder, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, delivered the second lecture in the series under the theme: ‘Technology and Transformation’.
ü Major steps taken by Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying & Fisheries (DAHDF) to discourage the Adulteration of Milk and Milk products in coming summer season, 2017 – Adulteration in Milk is harmful to health even while it is an unfair trade practices. Further, it is a market fraud and affects the honest efforts of the milk producers. Government of India has enacted Food Safety and Standards (FSS) Act -2006 in August 2006 to consolidate the laws relating to food and to establish the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) for laying down science based standards for articles of food and to regulate their manufacture, storage, distribution, sale and import, to ensure availability of safe and wholesome food for human consumption and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 is implemented by the Food Safety & Standards Authority of India through the State Food Safety Commissioners in each State. The State Government machinery is equally responsible in controlling the menace of sale of adulterated/synthetic milk. Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying & Fisheries is regularly reviewing the availability of milk situation in the country with National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) and State Milk Federations. The Department is observed that due to increase in the international and domestic prices there will be less availability of milk and milk products in the ensuing summer season which may effect the quality of milk and milk products.
ü India and Republic of Korea sign Inter-Governmental MOU for Defence Industry Co-Operation in Shipbuilding – India and the Republic of Korea (RoK) signed an Inter-governmental Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for Defence Industry Co-operation in Shipbuilding here today. The MoU was signed by Secretary (Defence Production), Shri Ashok Kumar Gupta from the Indian side and Hon’ble Minister of Defence Acquisition and Programme Administration (DAPA), Mr. Chang Myoung-Jin from the RoK side. The MoU will help the ‘Make in India ’ initiative of the Government of India. The Inter-Governmental MoU, was conceived under the overall umbrella of the ‘Special Strategic Partnership’ between both sides as declared in the Joint Statement of the Prime Minister of India and the President of RoK in May 2015. To substantiate the ‘Special Strategic Partnership’, the two sides had inter-alia agreed to encourage greater co-operation between their shipyards in the defence sector. Accordingly, it was decided to sign an inter-governmental MoU on ‘Defence Industry Co-operation in Shipbuilding’. The Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) has accorded its approval for signing the above MoU with RoK and also for nominating Hindustan Shipyard Limited (HSL), Visakhapatnam from the Indian side for the collaboration. RoK will indicate the name of its recommended organisation for the collaboration in due course of time.
ü Date for filing of declaration under PMGKY extended up – The Taxation and Investment Regime for Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana,2016 (PMGKY) had commenced on 17th December, 2016 and was open for declarations up to 31st March, 2017. Representations from stakeholders have been received stating that in some cases tax, surcharge and penalty have been paid on or before 31st March, 2017 but the corresponding deposit under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Deposit Scheme, 2016 (Deposit Scheme) could not be made by the said date. Accordingly, DEA vide notification S.O.1218(E) dated 19th April, 2017 has extended the date of making deposit under the Deposit Scheme upto 30th April, 2017 in respect of cases where tax, surcharge and penalty under PMGKY has been paid on or before 31st March, 2017.
ü World Bank Approves $ 375 Million Loan for Developing National Waterway-1 – In a major boost towards realising country’s ambitious inland waterways project, the World Bank has approved a $375 million loan for capacity augmentation of National Waterway-1(River Ganga) under Jal Marg Vikas Project (JMVP). The government is developing NW-1 (River Ganga) under JMVP from Haldia to Varanasi (1390 Km) with the technical and financial assistance of the World Bank at an estimated cost of Rs 5369 crore. The project would enable commercial navigation of vessels with capacity of 1500-2,000 DWT. Under the project, there are going to be three multi-modal terminals–one each at Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh), Sahibganj (Jharkhand), and Haldia (West Bengal), two inter-modal terminals- at Kalughat and Ghazipur, a new Navigation Lock at Farakka, five Roll on-Roll off (Ro-Ro) terminals, development of Ferry services at Varanasi, Patna, Bhagalpur, Munger, Kolkata and Haldia and Vessel repair and maintenance facilities.
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PARLIAMENTARY PANEL CALLS RBI GOVERNOR

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Reserve Bank of India, Governor, Urjit Patel has been asked by a Parliamentary panel to appear before it again on May 25 over demonetisation issue.
Sources said in New Delhi that the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance has decided to call RBI Governor and ministry officials again to appear before it to brief the members about demonetisation as discussion on it is yet to be concluded.
The Committee headed by former Union Minister and senior Congress leader M Veerappa Moily had in January also called finance ministry officials besides top RBI officials to discuss the demonetisation of currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 and the impact thereof.
Meanwhile, the 15-member committee on subordinate legislation, headed by T Subbarami Reddya has sought details from the Reserve Bank about the post-demonetisation scenario, including the quantum of banned notes deposited so far and also the black money that has come back to the system.
The committee asked details about the quantum of banned notes returned to the system, details about fake notes and the quantum of black money come back to the system, post demonetisation in its meeting with RBI officials and bankers in Mumbai yesterday.

REMITTANCES TO INDIA IS NUBER 2 IN WORLD IN 2016 : WORLD BANK

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22.04.2017 15:21:07 – Remittances to India dropped by almost 9% in 2016 : World Bank
(live-PR.com) – India position in global finance is strong due to large scale remittance by professional Indians working abroad.We stand at number one now China has been close to us.
India ( $62.7 billion) was the largest remittance recipient followed closely by China ($61 billion), the Philippines ($29.9 billion), Mexico (28.5 billion) and Pakistan (19.8 billion), making up the top five. This 
was attributable largely to the fall in oil prices and fiscal tightening of the Middle-east oil-producing countries, having a considerable Indian migrant population accounting for a large portion of remittances.
As per the World Bank Report of Migration and Development Brief released recently, the remittances to developing countries have fallen for a second successive year in 2016, a trend not seen in three decades. In spite of a noteworthy 8.9 per cent drop in remittances to India in 2016, the country has retained the top mark among world’s largest remittances receiving nations. India has led the decline with remittance inflows amounting to $62.7 billion last year, a decrease of 8.9 per cent over $68.9 billion in 2015.
Global remittances, including flows to high-income countries, contracted by 1.2 per cent to $575 billion in 2016, from $582 billion in 2015. The Bank predicts that officially recorded remittances to developing countries amounted to $429 billion in 2016, a decline of 2.4 per cent over $440 billion in 2015.
As per the Report,low oil prices and weak economic growth in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and the Russian Federation are taking a toll on remittance flows to South Asia and Central Asia, while weak growth in Europe has reduced flows to North Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa.The decline in remittances, when valued in US dollars, was made worse by a weaker euro, British pound and Russian ruble against the US dollar.Consequently, many large remittance-receiving countries saw sharp declines in remittance flows.However, as a share of the gross domestic product (GDP), the top five recipients were Kyrgyz Republic, Nepal, Liberia, Haiti, and Tonga.
“Nationalisation” policies intended at lowering the unemployment rate of nationals have slowed employment of foreign workers, impacting remittance flows to South Asia.
In Bangladesh, remittances declined by an estimated 11.1 % in 2016, adding that in Pakistan, the 12 % growth witnessed in 2015 moderated to an expected 2.8 % in 2016. In 2016, remittance flows to Nepal declined by an estimated 6.7 per cent from the previous year’s high level though Nepal experienced oddly high growth in remittances, at 14.3 % in 2015, due to migrants sending financial assistance home after the earthquake.In Sri Lanka, remittance growth was estimated at 3.9 % in 2016.The Remittances accounted for 2.9 % of India’s GDP in 2016.It was highest for Nepal with 29.7 % of the GDP, followed by Sri Lanka (8.8 %), Pakistan (6.9% ), and Bangladesh (6%).
An increase of only 2.0 % is expected in 2017. Bangladesh’s remittance growth in 2017 is forecast at 2.4 %, India’s at 1.9 %, Pakistan’s at 1.4 %, and Sri Lanka’s at 1.3 %.
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RESULTS FROM DAY 3 OF HOCKEY INDIA 7TH JUNIOR NATIONAL HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP 2017 (MEN) ‘A’ DIVISION

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Results from Day 3 of Hockey India 7th Junior National Hockey Championship 2017 (Men) ‘A’ Division
 
~Hockey Odisha beat Steel Plant Sports Board 3-1 ~
 
~ Hockey Gangpur – Odisha beat Hockey Himachal 15-1 ~
 
~ Sports Authority of India beat Hockey Karnataka 6-3 ~
 
Bhopal, 22 April 2017: Action continued unabated on Day 3 of Hockey India 7th Junior National Hockey Championship 2017 (Men) ‘A’ Division at Aisbagh Stadium today. 

In the day’s early game, Hockey Odisha beat Steel Plant Sports Board 3-1, in Pool A. Despite a host of attacking chances, neither team broke the deadlock in the first half of the game. It took till the 53rd minute for the opener, scored by Amit Chirmako to give Hockey Odisha the lead. Within two minutes though Steel Plant Sports Board had equalised via Jay Prakash Patel. Hockey Odisha hit back with two more goals, first by Sudhir Kujur (56’) and then Suraj Minz (69’) to take the victory.

Hockey Gangpur – Odisha beat Hockey Himachal 15-1 in Pool B. Anand Ekka (21’, 29’, 39’, 65’) scored a hat trick and was assisted by Pratap Lakra’s brace (9’, 50’) for Hockey Gangpur – Odisha in the game. Hockey Himachal’s goal was scored by Jaswinder Singh in the 66th minute.

Sports Authority of India beat Hockey Karnataka 6-3 in Pool C. The two teams traded goals in the opening half, Md Saif Khan’s goal (18’) for Sports Authority of India was equalised by Hockey Karnataka’s Mokshith Uthappa in the 28th minute. Rausan Kumar scored another in the 29th minute to give Sports Authority of India the lead going into half time. They never let the lead slip in the second half, and consistently held Hockey Karnataka at bay to earn a well deserved victory.
In matches played later on April 21, 2017, Uttar Pradesh Hockey beat Delhi Hockey 6-0, Hockey Haryana beat Hockey Chandigarh 4-0, Hockey Himachal drew with Hockey Unit of Tamil Nadu 3-3, Chhattisgarh Hockey lost 3-7 to Hockey Maharashtra while Hockey Punjab beat Hockey Bhopal 5-0.

RATAN TATA & ANIL SARDANA, NDPL A SUBZI MANDI – 100% LOOT

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MPF FOUNDATION FACILITATED SPORTS STARS

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MICRON PRITHVI FOUNDATION PROFESSIONAL SPORTS TRAINERS

21.04.2017 16:34:29 – Micron Prithvi Foundation with team of professional to give an excellent coaching ,motivation,moral support and training in Rohtak in Haryana, India.MPF FOUNDATION FELICITATED SPORTS STARS
(live-PR.com) – MPF FOUNDATION FACILITATED SPORTS STARS:
Mr Romesh Vig Chair of Micron Group of companies along with Mr Karan Vig a notable sportstar and co- chair of Micron Industries has initiated foundation for the benefits of sports folks who are being selected on merit and are provided with stipend, diets and training of international standards in their Micron Prithvi foundation thus enabling youngsters to compete in the national and international games. Performance Director Robert Gorden, and host of other experts, Brigadier Khurana ,Mr Ajay Sharma, Dr Pannu, and performance coach Rajesh Kumar form formidable team of  MPF in providing international facilities, training to prepare for world champion to participate in ensuing Commonwealth game to be held in Gold cost, Australia and  Asian Games in  Jakrata.
Micron Prithvi Foundation is crucible with team of professional to give an excellent coaching ,motivation,moral support and training in Rohtak in Haryana, India.
Micron Prithvi Foundation, a non-profit organization is working assiduously to put India on the map on World Sports. Unless backed by means, Sportsman in India have suffered continually due to lack of infrastructure and facilities.
The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities is a revolutionary document, supporting Proud Paralympics in being catalysts for change. But in India, Paralympics with great talent, girt and determination, struggle to find the right platforms to display their mettle. With little or no support from governmental authorities, their abilities are being lost.
MPF sports achievers, who have just returned from a Paralympic event in Jaipur and won many Gold Medals have been award Felicitation done by Mr Manish Grover Hon’ble Minister Cooperative . Briefing the august audience he said there is visible differences in youth behaviour and are seen sprinting on road in morning.Haryana government is committed to lend all facilities for their shaping of soory person.He said Sakshi Has made us proud.
MPF introduce the mentor performance Director, an asset for the foundation scientific evaluation of players on daily basis .the Head Coach Mr Robert Gorden who has for 13 years experience at the Don Valley Stadium, the biggest Athletics Stadium in the UK. He has also been coaching for 23 years at every level from Junior development work to senior elite performance athletes with the England , GB and others International Sports Team. He is currently working with Olympic and Paralympics athletes in summer and winter Games, World Championships, World Cups, European Championships and Common Wealth Games across a number of sports. At MP, foundation shall be running a sports academy in mainly track and field sports, such as 100m, 200m, 400m, long Distance, Discus throw and many more games events
MPF, mission is very clear. To promote clean sports at all levels and give the talented Sportsmen and Sportswomen, the right opportunities. They intend to
Promote sports in rural areas.
} Prepare Athletes for World Olympics & Paralympics.
} Encourage more women and disabled athletes and give them a positive environment to train in their respective sports
} Impart sports-related education & training for all round development of the athletes
} Train coaches to further advance their skills to keep them in line with world techniques.
} Organize various sports meets in Villages, Local District and State level.
MPF is initiating in Rohtak, the Table Tennis Academy to introduce to our sports folks with international standards. The MPF is presently working along with the notable
Performance Director Robert Gorden, and host of other experts, Brigadier Khurana ,Mr Ajay Sharma, Dr Pannu, and performance coach Rajesh Kumar for formidable team of MPF in providing international facilities, training to prepare for world champion to particiapte in ensuing Commonwealth game to be held in Gold cost, Australia and Asian Games in Jakrata. Karan Vig co owner of MPF mentor ,the Veteran Cricketer Rajender Goel and renowned spinner with Lifetime achievement award from BCCI this year too was present to grace  the event.The Programme anchored by graceful noted RadioArtist and active member of MPF Mrs. Beena Kaushik who introduced important dignitaries along with battery of media person present from all segment.
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