Thursday, 1 February 2018

Tell Mark Zuckerberg: No Facebook for five-year-olds

ON  BY NARESH SAGARLEAVE A COMMENTEDIT
Respected Sir / Madam,
As you may be aware, Facebook has launched an application specially for 5 year old kids called “Messenger Kids“.
People are criticizing about it worldwide and we as  Social Activist Group members of Mumbai are against this Facebook Move, would request all media fraternity to cover this news and create awareness so that children’s do not fall in trap of social media at young age and get influence.
Such social media app can put bad effect on child and they may easily come across other hazardous game like ‘Blue Whale’.
Research shows that adolescent social media use is linked to depression, poor sleep, and unhealthy body image – and now Facebook is targeting even younger kids. Facebook’s Messenger Kids is the first major social media platform designed for young children. It features stickers, emojis, and animations to keep kids coming back to the app again and again. Younger children aren’t equipped to deal with the interpersonal challenges and addictive power of social media. And moving friendships online displaces the face-to-face interactions crucial for developing empathy and healthy relationships. Help us protect childhood by telling Mark Zuckerberg: No Facebook for five-year-olds!
So if you agree. kindly click on this link to sign the Petition to Mark Zuckerberg to remove this page/app from their site.
 
Even New York Time has published article with title ‘Turn Off Messenger Kids, Health Experts Plead to Facebook‘
For details please read the trailing mail.
 
Regards.
Deepak Rajesh Dubey,
Contact: +91 9773282367 | +91 8655777054
MSSQL Database Administrator.
M.Sc- IT , Healthcare IT Professional.Research IT Engineer / Research Co-investigator, Maharashtra State Health Department’s Better Health Heart Survey Project.
Social Activist & Member, Aam Aadmi Party  
 
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From: David Monahan, CCFC <ccfc@commercialfreechildhood.org>
Date: Tue, Jan 30, 2018 at 10:06 PM
Subject: Tell Mark Zuckerberg: No Facebook for five-year-olds
To: grvora@gmail.com
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Gaurang,

Facebook wants to get young kids hooked on social media, and we need your help to stop them.

In December, Facebook rolled out Messenger Kids, the first major social media app for children under 13. Today, CCFC sent Facebook a letter signed by more than 100 leading experts and advocates detailing how Messenger Kids will undermine children’s healthy development.

Will you join us in telling Facebook to scrap the app?  

Facebook Messenger Kids has no lower age limit. Given Facebook’s enormous reach, the app is likely to normalize social media use by kids as young as five. But there’s a wealth of research linking adolescent social media use to depression, poor sleep habits, and unhealthy body image – and younger children are even less equipped to deal with the interpersonal challenges and addictive power of social media. 
Messenger Kids’ emojis, colorful stickers, and animations are designed to draw and hold children’s attention even if they’re too young to type. Kids will want to stay on the app for its fun design, and because it’s where their friends are. But moving friendships online displaces the genuine interactions crucial for developing empathy and healthy relationships. And the app’s enticements will make it harder to set screen time limits, something more than half of parents already say is a “constant battle.”

Facebook asserts that Messenger Kids will provide a safe alternative for the kids who have been lying their way onto social media platforms designed for teens and adults. But the 11- and 12-year-olds already on Snapchat, Instagram, or Facebook won’t switch to an app clearly designed for young kids. Messenger Kids is not responding to a need. It’s creating one.

Please sign our petition and tell Mark Zuckerberg to wield his immense influence in a way that helps children thrive: no Facebook for five-year-olds! 

Thanks, 
David Monahan
Campaign Manager, CCFC

CII Business Delegation to Belarus and Ukraine

ON  BY NARESH SAGARLEAVE A COMMENTEDIT
“Exploring New Markets for Business & Investment”
03-09 June 2018
CII, in partnership with Ministry of External affairs, is organizing a business delegation to Belarus & Ukraine from 3rd to 9th June 2018. The objective of the visit is to explore opportunities for business and investment.
A comprehensive business agenda that includes business to business meetings, interaction with senior government officials, Trade and Investment Forum in Belarus and Ukraine and visit to key industrial sites are on the business agenda of the delegation in both the countries. The visits would also include SEZs/Technology Parks etc.
The focus sectors of this delegation would be Pharma, Agriculture, Textile Solar Energy, ICT, Industrial goods, EPC and Financial Services. The delegation would meet the key stakeholders from business and government to identify opportunities for investment and trade in Belarus and Ukraine.
The delegation will arrive in Minsk, Belarus on 3rd June and conclude their visit in Kiev Ukraine on 9th June 2018. The tentative agenda for the delegation is attached for your reference.
I am writing to invite you to join the delegation and confirm your participation by registering online at the following link
In case you are unable to join, kindly nominate a colleague.
Alternatively, you can also send the enclosed registration form, latest by 10th May 2018.
I look forward to your kind response.
Regards,
Sreekumar Nair

FM Arun present Union Budget 2018-19

ON  BY NARESH SAGARLEAVE A COMMENTEDIT
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley presented  the Union Budget 2018 -19 in Lower house of Parliament starting from rural  common man’s aspiration fulfilment by Modi government then vision for poor, famers to enhance their knowledge and Opportunities with easy fund giving then better price for crop. Poor women of burning wood shall be replaced by providing gas connection to tune of 6 Cr women .He then enunciated targets Goverment fulfilment under various Goverment scheme and program.Education health providing social security next government  efforts to give better rights through various schools institute and program. Agrigarian uplifting is main stay of government.22 K Villgaes market on anvil. PM scheme for development for villages and rural category is in mission mode.Fisheries and animal husbandry to give the new opportunities. National bamboo, 22 national mega Good park are listed. Heath insurance scheme upto Rs 5 Lakh .Eklavaya schools for poor caste shall be developed.MSME are allocated Rs 3794 Cr.

Economic survey Misleading

ON  BY NARESH SAGARLEAVE A COMMENTEDIT
Economic Survey Misleading – Negative Exports, Patents Zero
February01, 2018 (C) Ravinder Singh progressindia2015@gmail.com
The Economic Survey 2018 is misleading and found excuses for Poor Economic Performance. I am referring to just two.
1. Exports way below 2013 level.
In April-Nov 2013 exports were $204b and Imports were $304b and Trade Deficit was $100b. But in this Petroleum Imports accounted for $111b.
In April-Nov 2017 exports were $197b and Imports were $296b and Trade Deficit was $100b. But in this Petroleum Imports accounted for only $66b.
In April-Nov 2017 Non Oil Imports increased to $231b compared to $193b for same period in  2013.
2.  India Worst in Patent Filing – Bogus Patents means Zero.

WIPO IPR data is FALSELY Presented in Economic Survey. PATENTS IN FORCE IS THE ACTIVE FACTOR IN PATENT OFFICE RANKING, India is 24 but practically Zero when Quality of Patents, and their Commercialization and in per capita.

Switzerland filed twice more patents 45,658 than (India 23,946), Granted 4 Times more Patents to Residents 3,446 (822) and had 162,761 Patents in Force (47,113) and Rank 9 in Patents in Force (24).

POPULATION OF INDIA IS 150 TIMES OF SWITZERLAND.
[8.18 — According to the WIPO, India is the 7th largest Patent Filing Office in the World. In 2015, India registered 45,658 patents in comparison to China (1,101,864), USA (589,410), Japan (318,721), Republic of Korea (213,694), and Germany (91,726). However, India produces fewer patents/capita (Figure 4).]

Indians Filed 23,946 Patents in India and Abroad but residents Indians were granted 822 Patents in 2015.

http://www.wipo.int/ipstats/en/statistics/country_profile/profile.jsp?code=in
In this 822 most are Process Patents which have no recognition in the world which recognizes PRODUCT Patents. Then CSIR & IITs and Companies file BOGUS Patents which have no commercial value – like the Mixture of Adhesives by IIT Kanpur – Head of Chemical Engineering.

http://www.wipo.int/ipstats/en/statistics/country_profile/profile.jsp?code=GB –  http://www.wipo.int/ipstats/en/statistics/country_profile/profile.jsp?code=IT
Great Britain has 458,422 Patents in Force, (45,113), Italy granted 8807 Patents to her residents (822),

http://www.wipo.int/ipstats/en/statistics/country_profile/profile.jsp?code=SE
Sweden granted 3397 Patents to her residents (822) and 93,545 Patents were in force (45,113)

http://www.wipo.int/ipstats/en/statistics/country_profile/profile.jsp?code=DK  
Denmark granted 995 Patents to residents (822) and 52,321 Patents were in force (45,113).

Population of Delhi is Three Times of Denmark.
Ravinder Singh, Inventor & Consultant, INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND PROJECTS
Y-77, Hauz Khas, ND -110016, India. Ph: 091- 8826415770, 9871056471, 9650421857
Ravinder Singh* is a WIPO awarded inventor specializing in Power, Transportation

The City of Waste

ON  BY NARESH SAGARLEAVE A COMMENTEDIT
Dear friends,
 
We have the pleasure to invite you to the opening of the Photography exhibition
The City of Waste
presented by
 BI Sign
 
 Tuesday February 13th, 2018 (6pm – 8.30pm)
 
India Habitat Center, Central Open Court, New Delhi
 
Inline images 1
 
6 pm – Walkthrough with photographers and researchers
Bénédicte Florin, Pascal Garret, Shankare Gowda and Rémi de Bercegol
 
&
 7 pm – Discussion Panel with artists, activists and researchers
Venue : Amaltas Auditorium, India Habitat Center
 
Speakers :
Ravi Agarwal, founder of Toxic link and artist
 Bénedicte Florin, researcher and photographer
Pascal Garret, researcher and photographer 
Chitra Mukherjee, Chintan Association
Asim Waqif, artist
 
 Moderated by Christine Ithurbide & Rémi de Bercegol  
 
With the presence of Jai Prakash Chaudhury from Safai Sena and Bhushan Ratwaya 
from the PVC market association
 
– – –
FULL PROGRAMME HERE ATTACHED –  EVENTS ARE FREE & OPEN TO ALL
“The City of Waste” is an artistic and scientific initiative on urban waste, recycler and innovation 
with multiples events in New Delhi & Kochi 
 
More info on :
 
Contact :
Rémi de Bercegol remi.debercegol@gmail .com 
Christine Ithurbide: christine.ithurbide@gmail.com 

Dear Naresh

ON  BY NARESH SAGARLEAVE A COMMENTEDIT
Naresh,
President Trump was at it again last night. In his State of the Union address, he tried to sow fear of immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers under the pretense of protecting national security and fighting gang violence.
He held up the tragic cases of children killed by the brutal gang MS-13 to argue for closing America’s doors to refugee children fleeing that same threat.
So much for “the home of the brave.”
When President Trump talks about “loopholes” in the immigration system, we know what he means. Trump aims to scare us into whittling away at the safeguards that allow families fleeing violence to seek asylum—and freedom—in the United States.
Join us as we defend our clients and help them find safety. Like Gabriela*: A human rights lawyer who fled El Salvador with her children after receiving death threats from MS-13. Now that her family has won asylum, she’s using her legal skills to help other survivors of violence.
We fight fear every day by making sure people like Gabriela get protection through our pro bono refugee representation work.
And we’re countering Trump’s dangerous attempts to use inflammatory and inaccurate claims to make Americans fear refugees.
Sincerely,
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