Setback for Congress: Telangana Bill rejected

Hyderabad, Jan 30: In a major setback for Congress-led UPA government and Sonia Gandhi, Andhra Pradesh assembly on Thursday, Jan 30 rejected the much anticipated Telangana Bill. Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy played a crucial role in spoiling Congress's dream ahead of Lok Sabha election 2014. The state assembly rejected the bill by voice vote. The assembly also passed a resolution moved by the CM rejecting the AP Reorganisation Bill. Following this, the Assembly was adjourned sine die.

The CM earlier on Wednesday threatened to quit politics if the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Bill, 2013, is tabled in Parliament in its current form. Reddy was quoted as saying, "The Bill is incomprehensive and incomplete. What the Centre has sent us cannot be accepted by anybody. Even then, if the Centre tables it in Parliament, I will quit my post and quit politics."

Continuing his statement, the CM also added, "The Union home ministry cheated us on the Telangana Bill. It is the responsibility of the home ministry to check the Bill and ensure that it is in proper order before sending it to the Assembly. I am not asking them to correct flaws, but am opposing the Bill."

Read more at: OneIndia

Cabinet Secretariat Recruitment 2014 -Govt. Of India

Govt.  Of India Cabinet Secretariat Recruitment 2014 

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India's only hospital for fish to open in Kochi

Thiruvananthapuram, Jan 16: The country's first hospital for fish has been sanctioned, and will come up shortly in Kochi, Kerala Minister for Fisheries K. Babu said Thursday. 

The hospital will be set up with Rs.5.6 million assistance from the central government. In a statement here Thursday, the state fisheries ministry said the hospital would come up under the Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies. It has been named the Aquatic Animal Health Laboratory. "This is going to be a great boon for those people who are into aquaculture and the 'hospital' will act as a one-stop place for technical assistance, help and guidance," Babu said. 

The hospital will also address pollution-related problems faced by the fisheries sector. "The central assistance will come by way of two equal instalments and the Kerala Fisheries University will also chip in," Babu said.

Source: OneIndia

Evangelical clergyman stabbed to death in Andhra Pradesh

A group of strangers murdered an evangelical pastor in Andhra Pradesh and tried to kill his wife as well before they fled the scene of the crime on 11/01/2014.

At present, the government appears unable to deliver justice in the case, but was able to arrest a group of Christians who demonstrated to demand the arrest of the culprits.

The murder victim, Rev Sanjeevulu, died  after two days of suffering.

According to some sources, on the afternoon of 11 January four men visited Rev Sanjeevulu's home in Vikarabad, a village that is 64 kilometres from the state capital of Hyderabad. The clergyman heads a group called the 'Friends of Hebron'.

On the doorstep of the reverend's home, the men said they wanted to "pray with the pastor," but as soon as he came out, they stabbed him seven times and beat him with clubs and sticks.

After she heard screams, Sanjeevulu's wife rushed to him, whereupon the attackers tried to kill her as well. Although she was stabbed, she luckily managed to escape and survived.

The pastor was admitted to Yashoda hospital (pictured) where, despite medical treatment, he died yesterday afternoon from his stab wounds.

The day after the attack, many Christians and friends of the clergyman went to the hospital where they expressed their sorrow for the attack.

Christian leaders in Hyderabad organised a dharna (sit-in protest) demanding justice from the government.

Some of the faithful marched outside the offices of the Chief Minister to demand the arrest of the culprits, but were themselves arrested.

Police did announce that it was launching an investigation into the incident.

Sajan K George, president of the Global Council of Indian Churches, told AsiaNews that he was "deeply saddened" by the murder of the clergyman.

"Although the motive of the attack is not yet known, we must strongly condemn the fact that anti-Christian persecution has made a comeback in Andhra Pradesh. We need to see justice done," George said.

"Approximately three months ago," he added, "we know that Sanjeevulu had a heated discussion with some members of a Hindu fundamentalist group, who threatened him. It could be premeditated murder."
Source: AsiaNews.it

KHALVONTAWI VOL. VIII NO.3 SPECIAL ISSUE NOV.-DEC.2013

KHALVONTAWI

VOL.VIII. No.3

Special Issue Nov.-Dec. 2013

Editor: Mangneu Thangkhal

Jt. Editor: Hanglamthang

Contents
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1. Editorial……………………Tutung Christmas Midangte Adingin

2. Gen MuatmuatTamai Lehang(Random Thoughts)……………...Bravepitt Eimi@facebook.com

3. SianmangSehsa( Missed Luv Story)…………………………. Jacob St, Gurgaon Vankhua

4. German-te Tawndan leh Hun Zakdan Apana"Zil Di a Hoih Ka Sak

Khenkhatte" ………………………………………………………………………. Sian Deutsch

5. Nitak 2:30(LoveStory)………………………………………………….….Lungzuang Gurgaon

6. NelsonMandela leh Mihingte Manphatna leh Zalenna Sualna…..Dr. Ravi Zacharias

7. Sunday Diary(Mingling Thoughts)……………………………………….. Mingling Suantak

8. DelhiKhalvontawi Meet 2013 (Report)………………….……. Bruce K. Khaalnou

9. Kuate'n BangGen?

10. Khalvontawi gelh ding dan Ngaihdan lakna

*KV News a thu kisuahte editor ngaihdan a hi kim kei hi.
*Suah ding a thugelh hung kipia tengteng suah teitei ding chihna hilou hi.
*Thugelh hung kipiate laigelhtu in amin ahung piak banga kisuah ahi.
*Laigelhtu hihna diktak KV News personnal file ah kikem hi.
*Laigelhdan kitangtuakna di'n spelling, punctuation leh thugualdan edit kibawl hi.

Tutung KHALVONTAWI Annual Special Issue hung sponsor sak Rev. Dr. Langthang tungah ki lungdam mahmah hi.

Mr Paulun Manlun | Photo

 Dated: 04.01.2014

Pic:- Bruce K. Thangkhal

Lawlessness Prevails Over Court Order in CCpur

Lamka, 7 Jan 2014 – The suffering of refugees from Tuinuphai village in Churachandpur, Manipur, continues as district authorities fail once again to follow court orders.

Despite clear instructions from the Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) and a subsequent ruling from the Sessions Court on an appeal by Mr Letsei, the district administration has shown no intention of enforcing the law. This failure reminds people of the poor law and order situation during past ethnic violence in the district.

Ignoring the risks, the district authorities sent the refugees -- mostly women and children -- back to their village this morning. They were accompanied by the Additional Deputy Commissioner (Addl. DC) and Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO), but without proper security.

When they arrived, they were met by a large group of angry women armed with firewood and other weapons. This happened right in front of the district officials, who had no choice but to take the refugees back to their shelter at Zogal Hall, Lamka.

It is shocking that the district administration has failed for the third time to protect and resettle these helpless refugees. Such negligence raises serious concerns for both the central and state governments, especially given their claims of improved law and order.

There is growing fear that violence could escalate further if officials continue to ignore their responsibilities, especially when acting against a court order. If the administration can overlook or refuse to follow court rulings in favour of the more powerful, how can the rights of the weaker sections of society be protected?