Phurailatpam Banti’s Visual art at ‘Trafficking of children for sexual exploitation’

 

Phurailatpam Banti’s fine art at ‘Trafficking of children for sexual exploitation’

Phurailatpam Banti Sharma was brought into the world on June 26th 1981 at Khoyathong Polem Leikai in the Imphal West region of Manipur to a Meitei-Hindu Brahmin family. He finished the Certificate in Interactive media and Web Designing from Vivekanda Foundation of PC training Delhi. He likewise holds different Recognitions in photography, videography just as the DFA Confirmation in artistic work and took an interest in different photography contests at the public level. (National  youth Festival 2012 in Mangalore under the service of youth undertakings a games, govt of India). 

Phurailatpam Banti has worked in advanced composition, delineating folktale accounts of Manipur , he is knowledgeable about visual expressions and experimented with different mediums and types of painting throughout the long term. As he battled to deal his craftsmanships, he took up a brief occupation as a photograph writer for different media houses like Image tv Kakching, e-pao.net (web-based media and distribution site) and as an independent photograph columnist because of his photography abilities. 


However, his imaginative ability of being a characteristic conceived painter was never a long way from him showing guarantees and encounters in the field of visual expressions. His artwork were first chosen and shown at the “Chitra Santhe” coordinated by Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath on 31st Jan 2010. 


His artworks were likewise displayed at the 33rd Yearly State Workmanship Show coordinated by Manipur State Kala Akademi, Imphal, seventh Manipur State Craftsmanship Composition 2009 held at the Manipur State Workmanship Exhibition coordinated by Manipur state Kala Akademi, tenth Manipur State Craftsmanship Article 2013 coordinated by Manipur State Kala Akademi under the aegis of Lalit Lala Akademi, New Delhi. 


After the entirety of his battles and energy in this fine art, one of Phurailatpam Banti Sharma’s best painting is currently being printed as a coat front of the book named is ‘Trafficking of children for sexual exploitation’ (Public Global law 1864-1950) and by Sunil Salankey Rao, distributed by OXFORD College Press. This book is avilable in Oxford grant on the web (Oxford college press is a division of the unerversity of oxford). 


The book examines the improvement of public global law (1864-1950) identifying with the ‘Trafficking of children for sexual exploitation’ . The creator Sunil Salankey Rao is a legal advisor of Public Worldwide law and a partner instructor at the Monash College, Australia. 

Banti Sharma did related with social issue of his craft . The highlighting of Sharma’s work of art in a worldwide distribution is a surely extraordinary accomplishment for himself as well as for the artistes in the state. So we need to appreciate for him and our Manipur govt additionally need to see the value in our Worldwide craftsman to Mr Purailatpam Banti Sharma, child of Phurailatpam Damudor Sharma. At the point when I read this book in that time I saw Banti’s representation and I realize that he is additionally a photograph columnist of e-pao.net Manipur. I visit to his home and connected with Mr Phurailatpam Banti Sharma.

Banti purailatpam need to help out Goverment and need to help Artist. So many Artist likewise work Global Degree of there painting. He say that adoration to Craftsman and compassionately Backing to Craftsman. Craftsman likewise bring a significant level of our Socity to know our way of life and numerous more.If painting, compelling artwork in Olympic Game,our Manipur Craftsman will get the Madel.Artist additionally have Dream yet in here no Fantasy.

By:-Rajesh Nongthongbam

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“AZADI KA AMRUT MAHOTSAV” MOTIVATIONAL EVENT IN HONOUR OF INDIA’S GALLANTRY AWARDEES AT AIR FORCE STATION HINDAN

 

“AZADI KA AMRUT MAHOTSAV”


MOTIVATIONAL EVENT IN HONOUR OF INDIA’S GALLANTRY AWARDEES AT AIR FORCE STATION HINDAN

Posted On: 14 AUG 2021 5:11PM by PIB Delhi

1.         In commemoration of India’s 75th Independence Day Celebration under the theme “Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav”, a felicitation ceremony in honour of gallantry awardees and their families was organized at Air Force Station Hindan on 14 Aug 21. The following gallantry awardees along with their family members were honoured during the event:-

            (a)       Late Major Mohit Sharma Ashok Chakra Sena Medal

            (b)       Col Tejendra Pal Tyagi Vir Chakra

2.         Mr. Rajendra Prasad Sharma & Smt Sushila Sharma, parents of late Major Mohit Sharma Ashok Chakra and Col & Mrs. TP Tyagi graced the occasion. Air Commodore Manish Kumar Gupta AVSM, Air Officer Commanding, Air Force Station Hindan felicitated gallantry awardees and their families in the presence of Station Personnel and other invitees. Air Officer Commanding lauded the gallantry awardees for setting the highest Military Standards during the tenure of their meritorious service.  A total of 4 students who registered on GAP portal were also invited to witness the event.

3.         The awardees said they were touched and felt highly honored by the gesture extended to them.  Video clips of the wars, displaying the courage and valour of the gallantry awardees were screened for the invitees providing first-hand accounts of the challenges faced by the soldiers during 1971 war and the counter-terrorism operation in 2009 at Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir.  Col TP Tyagi Vir Chakra shared his experience of 1971 war with the attendees








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Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah welcomes Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s decision to observe 14 August as ‘Partition Horrors Remembrance Day’

 

কেন্দ্রগী গৃহ মন্ত্রী শ্রী অমিত সাহনা ওগস্ত ১৪বু ‘পার্তিসন হোরর্স রিমেমব্রেন্স দে’ হায়না পাঙথোক্নবা প্রধান মন্ত্রী শ্রী নরেন্দ্র মোদীগী ফিরেপ্পু তরাম্না ওকখ্রে


লৈবাকসি শেত্তোক্নখিবা মতমদা হিংসা অমসুং নুংশিনদবগী মরুমদা ময়ুম মকৈ মাঙ তাকখ্রবা মশিং থিঙমদ্রবা ঐখোয়গী ইচিন ইনাউশিংনা কত্থোকখিবা অমদি থেংনখিবা অৱাবা কয়াবু নীংশিংদুনা শ্রী নরেন্দ্র মোদীনা ওগস্ত ১৪বু ‘পার্তিসন হোরর্স রিমেমব্রেন্স দে’ হায়না পাঙথোক্নবা ফিরেপ লৌখ্রে

“অসিগুম্লবা মরুওইখ্রবা ফিরেপ অমা লৌরকপগীদমক্তা প্রধান মন্ত্রী শ্রী নরেন্দ্র মোদীনা ঐনা তরাম্না ওকচরি”

“লৈবাকসি শেত্তোক্নখিবগী থম্মোয় শোকখিবা অমদি নুংশিরবা মীওই কয়া মাঙখিবগী অৱাবা চৈনা ৱাহৈনা ফোঙদোকপা ঙম্লোই”

“‘পার্তিসন হোরর্স রিমেমব্রেন্স দে’না খুন্নাইদগী হন্থনা য়েংবা অমদি মীবু ৱাহনবগী ফত্তবা ৱাখল্লোন মাঙহনখিদুনা ইং-চিকপা, নুংশিনবা অমদি লিংজেল মান্নবগী ৱাখল্লোনবু মপাঙ্গল কনখৎহনগনি হায়না ঐনা থাজৈ”

Posted On: 14 AUG 2021 3:02PM by PIB Imphal

কেন্দ্রগী গৃহ মন্ত্রী শ্রী অমিত সাহনা ওগস্ত ১৪বু ‘পার্তিসন হোরর্স রিমেমব্রেন্স দে’ হায়না পাঙথোক্নবা প্রধান মন্ত্রী শ্রী নরেন্দ্র মোদীগী ফিরেপ্পু তরাম্না ওকখ্রে‍। মহাক্কী ত্বীত্তা শ্রী অমিত সাহনা হায়খিবদা, “লৈবাকসি শেত্তোক্নখিবা মতমদা হিংসা অমসুং নুংশিনদবগী মরুমদা ময়ুম মকৈ মাঙ তাকখ্রবা মশিং থিঙমদ্রবা ঐখোয়গী ইচিন ইনাউশিংনা কত্থোকখিবা অমদি থেংনখিবা অৱাবা কয়াবু নীংশিংদুনা শ্রী নরেন্দ্র মোদীনা ওগস্ত ১৪বু ‘পার্তিসন হোরর্স রিমেমব্রেন্স দে’ হায়না পাঙথোক্নবা ফিরেপ লৌখ্রে‍। অসিগুম্লবা মরুওইখ্রবা ফিরেপ অমা লৌরকপগীদমক্তা প্রধান মন্ত্রী শ্রী নরেন্দ্র মোদীনা ঐনা তরাম্না ওকচরি‍।”

কেন্দ্রগী গৃহ মন্ত্রীনা হায়খিবদা, “লৈবাকসি শেত্তোক্নখিবগী থম্মোয় শোকখিবা অমদি নুংশিরবা মীওই কয়া মাঙখিবগী অৱাবা চৈনা ৱাহৈনা ফোঙদোকপা ঙম্লোই‍। ‘পার্তিসন হোরর্স রিমেমব্রেন্স দে’না খুন্নাইদগী হন্থনা য়েংবা অমদি মীবু ৱাহনবগী ফত্তবা ৱাখল্লোন মাঙহনখিদুনা ইং-চিকপা, নুংশিনবা অমদি লিংজেল মান্নবগী ৱাখল্লোনবু মপাঙ্গল কনখৎহনগনি হায়না ঐনা থাজৈ‍।”

Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah welcomes Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s decision to observe 14 August as ‘Partition Horrors Remembrance Day’

In the memory of the sacrifice and struggle of our innumerable sisters and brothers who were displaced in the shadow of violence and hatred at the time of Partition of the country, Shri Narendra Modi has decided to observe 14th August as ‘Partition Horrors Remembrance Day’

“I welcome Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi for taking this sensitive decision”

“The wound of the partition of the country and the grief of losing loved ones cannot be described in words”

“I am sure that ‘Partition Horrors Remembrance Day’ will strengthen peace, love and unity by eliminating the ill-will of discrimination and malice from society”

Posted On: 14 AUG 2021 3:02PM by PIB Delhi

Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah has welcomed Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s decision to observe 14 August as ‘Partition Horrors Remembrance Day’. In his tweet Shri Amit Shah said, “In the memory of the sacrifice and struggle of our innumerable sisters and brothers who were displaced in the shadow of violence and hatred at the time of Partition of the country, Shri Narendra Modi has decided to observe 14th August as ‘Partition Horrors Remembrance Day’. I welcome Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi for taking this sensitive decision”.

 

Union Home Minister said, “The wound of the partition of the country and the grief of losing loved ones cannot be described in words. I am sure that ‘Partition Horrors RemembranceDay’ will strengthen peace, love and unity by eliminating the ill-will of discrimination and malice from society”.

देश के विभाजन के समय हिंसा व घृणा के साये में विस्थापित हुए हमारे असंख्य बहनों व भाइयों के त्याग, संघर्ष व बलिदान की याद में मोदीजी ने 14 अगस्त को ‘विभाजन विभीषिका स्मृति दिवस’ के रूप में मनाने का निर्णय लिया है। इस संवेदनशील निर्णय पर मैं @narendramodi जी का अभिनंदन करता हूँ।

देश के विभाजन का घाव व अपनों को खोने के दुःख को शब्दों में वर्णित नहीं किया जा सकता। मुझे विश्वास है कि #PartitionHorrorsRemembranceDay समाज से भेदभाव व द्वेष की दुर्भावना को खत्म कर शांति, प्रेम व एकता को बल देगा।


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The launch of Vehicle Scrappage Policy today is a significant milestone in India’s development journey: PM

 

ঙসি ভেহিকল স্ক্রেপেজ পোলিসী হৌদোকপা অসি ভারতকী চাউখৎ-থৌরাংগী খোঙচৎতা শীংথানীংঙাই ওইবা মাইলস্তন অমনি

Posted On: 13 AUG 2021 11:35AM by PIB Imphal

প্রধান মন্ত্রী, শ্রী নরেন্দ্র মোদীনা হায়খি ঙসি ভেহিকল স্ক্রেপেজ পোলিসী হৌদোকপা অসি ভারতকী চাউখৎ-থৌরাংগী খোঙচৎতা শীংথানীংঙাই ওইবা মাইলস্তন অমনি।

মথং-মথং ত্বিত তৌরদুনা প্রধান মন্ত্রীনা হায়খি;

“ভেহিকল স্ক্রেপেজ পোলিসী হৌদোকপা অসি ভারতকী চাউখৎ-থৌরাংগী খোঙচৎতা শীংথানীংঙাই ওইবা মাইলস্তন অমনি। ভেহিকল স্ক্রেপিং ইনফ্রাস্ত্রকচর থম্নবা গুজরাতকী ইনভেস্তর সম্মিৎ অসিনা ওইথোকপা য়াবা কয়া অমা ফংহল্লগনি। ঐহাক্না ঐখোয়গী নহারোলশিং অমসুং স্তার্তঅপশিংদা প্রোগ্রাম অসি শরুক য়ানবা হায়জরি।

ভেহিকল স্ক্রেপিং তৌবনা মতমগা চুনদ্রবা অমসুং পোলুসন থোকহল্লিবা গারীশিং অসি অকোইবগী ফীভমদা শোকহনদবা মওং অমদা ফেস আউত তৌবদা মতেং পাংগনি। ঐখোয়গী পান্দমদি অকোইবগী ফীবম ঙাকশেনবগী থৌদাং য়াবগা লোইননা কান্নগদবা #circulareconomy অমা লৈহন্নবা অমসুং স্তেকহোল্দর পুম্নমক্তা ভেল্যু ফংহন্নবা হোৎনবনি।


The launch of Vehicle Scrappage Policy today is a significant milestone in India’s development journey. The Investor Summit in Gujarat for setting up vehicle scrapping infrastructure opens a new range of possibilities. I would request our youth & start-ups to join this programme

The launch of Vehicle Scrappage Policy today is a significant milestone in India’s development journey: PM

Posted On: 13 AUG 2021 11:35AM by PIB Delhi

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has said that the launch of Vehicle Scrappage Policy today is a significant milestone in India’s development journey. 

In a series of tweet, the Prime Minister said;

“The launch of Vehicle Scrappage Policy today is a significant milestone in India’s development journey. The Investor Summit in Gujarat for setting up vehicle scrapping infrastructure opens a new range of possibilities. I would request our youth & start-ups to join this programme.

Vehicle scrapping will help phase out unfit & polluting vehicles in an environment friendly manner. Our aim is to create a viable #circulareconomy & bring value for all stakeholders while being environmentally responsible.”

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Union Home Minister’s Medal for Excellence in Investigation”, 2021 awarded

 

Union Home Minister’s Medal for Excellence in Investigation”, 2021 awarded

Posted On: 12 AUG 2021 11:19AM by PIB Delhi

The “Union Home Minister’s Medal for Excellence in Investigation” for the year 2021 have been awarded to 152 Police personnel (List attached). This medal was constituted in 2018, with the objective to promote high professional standards of investigation of crime and to recognize such Excellence in Investigation by investigating officers.

          Among the personnel receiving these awards, 15 are from CBI, 11 each from Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra Police, 10 from Uttar Pradesh, 9 are from Kerala and Rajasthan Police, 8 are from Tamil Nadu Police, 7 are from Bihar, 6 each are from Gujarat, Karnataka and Delhi Police and the remaining from the other States/UTs. These include twenty eight (28) women Police officials.

Annexure-I

NAME OF OFFICERS AWARDED UNION HOME MINISTER’S MEDAL FOR EXCELLENCE IN INVESTIGATION FOR THE YEAR 2021.

S/No

Name & Rank (S/Shri)

Name of State/UT/Org.

1

Shri Samineni Anthony Raj, Insp

Andhra Pradesh

2

Shri B Suresh Babu, CI

Andhra Pradesh

3

Shri K.V.V.N.V. Prasad, SDPO

Andhra Pradesh

4

Shri T Madhu, CI

Andhra Pradesh

5

Shri K Ravi Manohara Chary, SDPO

Andhra Pradesh

6

Shri M. Harsha Vardhan, Addl.DCP  

Arunachal Pradesh

7

Shri Bibekanand Das, SSP  

Assam

8

Dr. Rashmi Rekha Sarmah, DySP

Assam

9

Shri Sukumar Sinha, Insp

Assam

10

Shri Dipankar Gogoi, SI

Assam

11

Smt Nitasha Guria, SSP  

Bihar

12

Shri Babu Ram, SSP  

Bihar

13

Shri Hari Prasath S., SP   

Bihar

14

Shri Nilesh Kumar, SP  

Bihar

15

Shri Yogendra Kumar, SP  

Bihar

16

Shri Ugranath Jha, Insp

Bihar

17

Shri Md. Neyaz Ahmad, CI

Bihar

18

Shri Rajeev Sharma, DSP

Chhattisgarh

19

Ms. Indira Vaishnava, SI

Chhattisgarh

20

Smt. Indu Sharma, ASI

Chhattisgarh

21

Smt. Ezilda D’Souza, Dy.SP

Goa

22

Shri Nitesh Pandey, ASP  

Gujarat

23

Shri Vidhi Somdutt Choudhary, DCP  

Gujarat

24

Shri Mahendra Laxman Bhai Salunke, PI

Gujarat

25

Shri Mangubhai Vithalbhai Tadvi, PI

Gujarat

26

Shri Darshansinh Bhagavatsinh Barad, PI

Gujarat

27

Shri A Y Baloch, PI

Gujarat

28

Shri Aman Kumar, Insp

Haryana

29

Shri Amit Dahiya, DSP

Haryana

30

Smt. Kamlesh, L/SI

Haryana

31

Smt. Poonam Kumari, L/Insp

Haryana

32

Smt. Kiran Bala, Insp

Himachal Pradesh

33

Smt.  Nilza Angmo, DySP 

J&K/Ladakh

34

Shri Chandra Shekhar Azad, DySP

Jharkhand

35

Shri Shyam Kishore Mahto, Insp

Jharkhand

36

Shri Parameshwar A. Hegde, DySP

Karnataka

37

Shri H N Dharmendra, ACP

Karnataka

38

Shri C Balakrishna, DySP

Karnataka

39

Shri Manoj Hovale, PI

Karnataka

40

Shri Devaraj T V, CPI

Karnataka

41

Shri Shivappa Satteppa Kamatagi, PI

Karnataka

42

Shri Sujith Das S, SP  

Kerala

43

Shri Hari Sankar, AIG 

Kerala

44

Shri A Asokan, DySP

Kerala

45

Shri Siju B K, Insp.

Kerala

46

Shri Alavi C, Insp.

Kerala

 

47

Shri Shinto P Kurian, Insp.

Kerala

 

48

Shri K J Peter, Insp.

Kerala

49

Shri V.V. Benny,  DySP

Kerala

50

Shri P Vikraman, DySP

Kerala

51

Shri Umesh Pratap Singh, Insp

Madhya Pradesh

52

Shri Alok Shrivastava, Insp

Madhya Pradesh

53

Shri Animesh Kumar Dwivedi, Insp

Madhya Pradesh

54

Smt. Aakanksha Sahare, SI

Madhya Pradesh

55

Shri Sunil Lata, Insp

Madhya Pradesh

56

Shri Jitendra Singh Bhaskar, Insp

Madhya Pradesh

57

Smt. Arti Dhurve, SI

Madhya Pradesh

58

Shri Reval Singh Barde, Insp

Madhya Pradesh

59

Ms Rampyari Dhurve, SI

Madhya Pradesh

60

Ms Anju Sharma, SI

Madhya Pradesh

61

Shri Abhay Nema, Insp

Madhya Pradesh

62

Smt. Mamta Lawrence D’souza, Insp

Maharashtra

63

Smt. Padmaja Amole Badhe, ACP

Maharashtra

64

Smt. Alka Dhiraj Jadhav, API

Maharashtra

65

Smt. Pritee Prakash Tipare, ACP

Maharashtra

66

Shri Rahul Dhalsing Bahure, API

Maharashtra

67

Shri Manohar Narsappa Patil, PI

Maharashtra

68

Shri Baburao Bhauso Mahamuni, DySP

Maharashtra

69

Shri Ajit Rajaram Tike, DySP

Maharashtra

70

Shri Sunil Shankar Shinde, Insp

Maharashtra

71

Shri Sunil Devidas Kadasne, SP

Maharashtra

72

Shri Umesh Shankar Mane Patil, DySP

Maharashtra

73

Smt. M Priyadarshini Devi W/SI

Manipur

74

Shri Banraplang Jyrwa, DySP

Meghalaya

75

Shri V L Chama Ralte, SI

Mizoram

76

Shri Temsuyangba Ao,  UBSI

Nagaland

77

Shri Debendra Kumar Mallick, Insp

Odisha

78

Shri Debendra Kumar Biswal, Insp

Odisha

79

Shri Trupti Ranjan Nayak, SI

Odisha

80

Shri Srikanta Sahu, SI

Odisha

81

Shri Sandeep Goel, SSP

Punjab

82

Shri Baljit Singh, Insp

Punjab

83

Shri Anant Kumar, Addl.SP

Rajasthan

84

Shri Suresh Sharma, DySP

Rajasthan

85

Shri Anil Kumar Doriya, Insp

Rajasthan

86

Shri Dinesh Lakhawat, Insp

Rajasthan

87

Shri Daraja Ram, Insp

Rajasthan

88

Shri Ashok Anjana, Insp

Rajasthan

89

Shri Dharmendra Singh, DCP  

Rajasthan

90

Shri Arun Kumar, Insp

Rajasthan

91

Shri Bhawani Singh, HC

Rajasthan

92

Shri M Saravanan, Insp

Tamil Nadu

93

Smt. A Anbarasi, W/Insp

Tamil Nadu

94

Smt. P Kavitha, W/Insp

Tamil Nadu

95

Shri  R Jayavel, Insp

Tamil Nadu

96

Smt. K Kalaiselvi, W/Insp

Tamil Nadu

97

Shri G Manivannan, Insp

Tamil Nadu

98

Shri P R Chidambaramurugesan, Insp

Tamil Nadu

99

Smt. C Kanmani, W/Insp

Tamil Nadu

100

Shri Nayini Bhujanga Rao, ACP

Telangana

 

101

Shri Aligati Madhusudhan, DySP

Telangana

102

Shri N Shyam Prasad Rao, ACP

Telangana

103

Shri G. Shyam Sunder, ACP

Telangana

104

Shri Nenavath  Nagesh, SI

Telangana

105

Smt. Rita Debnath, WSI

Tripura

106

Smt. Neeta Rani, Insp

Uttar Pradesh

107

Shri Mukesh Kumar Singh, Insp

Uttar Pradesh

108

Shri Akhilesh Kumar Mishra, Insp

Uttar Pradesh

109

Shri Ghanshyam Shukla, SI

Uttar Pradesh

110

Shri Ashok Kumar, Insp

Uttar Pradesh

111

Shri Sanjay Nath Tiwari, Insp

Uttar Pradesh

112

Smt. Shweta Srivastava, ACP

Uttar Pradesh

113

Shri Arun Kumar Pathak, Insp

Uttar Pradesh

114

Shri Anil Kumar, SI

Uttar Pradesh

115

Shri Ram Prakash Yadav, Insp

Uttar Pradesh

116

Shri Pradeep Kumar, Insp

Uttarakhand

117

Shri Sudip Kumar Das, SI

West Bengal

118

Shri Kausikbrata Majumder, SI

West Bengal

119

Shri Suman Sadhukhan, SI

West Bengal

120

Shri Jitendra Prasad, SI

West Bengal

121

Shri Krishnavijay Jayantilal Gohil, HC

Dadra& N.Haveli/ Daman & Diu

122

Late Shri Satish Chander Sharma, Insp (Posthumously)

Delhi

123

Shri Amaleshwar Kumar Rai, Insp

Delhi

124

Shri Sandeep Lamba, ACP

Delhi

125

Shri Gurmeet Singh Kataria, Insp

Delhi

126

Shri Virender Singh, Insp

Delhi

127

Ms. Domnica Purty, Insp

Delhi

128

Shri Anurag Kumar, DIG 

NIA

129

Shri Amit Singh, SP  

NIA

130

Shri Rakesh Balwal, SP  

NIA

131

Shri Kanchan Mitra, DySP

NIA

132

Shri Neeraj Sharma, Insp

NIA

133

Shri Vijay Kumar Shukla, Addl.SP

CBI

134

Shri Sham Datt, DySP

CBI

135

Shri Kaushal Kishore Singh, DySP

CBI

136

Shri Rajender Singh Gosain, DySP

CBI

137

Shri Ananda Krishanan T P, DySP

CBI

138

Shri Atul Hajela, DySP

CBI

139

Shri Maharshi Ray Hajong, DySP

CBI

140

Shri Ashutosh Kumar, DySP

CBI

141

Shri Sardar Singh Chauhan, Insp

CBI

142

Shri Ravinder Kumar, Insp

CBI

143

Smt. A Bama, Insp

CBI

144

Shri Rakesh Kumar Srivastava, Insp

CBI

145

Shri Deepak, Insp

CBI

146

Smt. Pachaiammal Sampath Kumar, Insp

CBI

147

Shri Tarun Gaur, Insp

CBI

148

Shri Sameer D Wankhede, ZD

NCB

149

Shri Kamal Pal Singh, ZD

NCB

150

Shri Rohit Srivastava, Supdt.

NCB

151

Shri Latchubugatha Sanyasi Babu, IO

NCB

152

Shri Ashish Ranjan Prasad, IO

NCB

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PM condoles loss of lives in landslide at Kinnaur

 

PM condoles loss of lives in landslide at Kinnaur

Posted On: 11 AUG 2021 9:54PM by PIB Delhi

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi has expressed grief over the loss of lives in the landslide at Kinnaur.

In a tweet, the Prime Minister said;

“The landslide tragedy at Kinnaur is very saddening. In this hour of grief, my thoughts are with the families of those who lost their lives. May the injured recover at the earliest. Rescue operations are underway and everything possible is being done to assist those still trapped.”


The landslide tragedy at Kinnaur is very saddening. In this hour of grief, my thoughts are with the families of those who lost their lives. May the injured recover at the earliest. Rescue operations are underway and everything possible is being done to assist those still trapped
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