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‘Jijamata Samman’ Ceremony to Honor Sporting Mothers on January 19 in Bhopal. #JijamataSamman #KhelBharati #SportsMothers #NeerajChopra #LovlinaBorgohain #SportsCeremony #Inspiration #MothersInSports #BhopalEvents #WomenInSports #bcci #cricket #SportsFans #bhopal #bhopal_the_city_of_lakes #bhopalnews #bhopalinfo #bignewshouse #BreakingNews

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National Sports Day: Mansukh Mandaviya pays floral tribute to Major Dhyan Chand

The National Sports Day is celebrated annually in India on August 29 to commemorate the birth anniversary of legendary hockey player Major Dhyan Chand. It was included in the list of celebratory days in India for the first time in 2012.

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Vinesh Phogat Disqualified for Overweight, Dr. Ajay Kumar Criticizes Government

Former MP and senior Congress leader Dr. Ajay Kumar criticizes the central government over Vinesh Phogat’s disqualification and misuse of funds. Former MP and senior Congress leader Dr. Ajay Kumar criticized the central government after Vinesh Phogat was disqualified from the women’s wrestling 50 kg category due to being 100 grams overweight. JAMSHEDPUR – Dr. Ajay Kumar, former MP and senior…

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পরম্পরাগত ওষুধের উপর গ্লোবাল সামিট বিশ্বের জন্য অনন্য সুযোগ প্রদান করবে : মনসুখ মান্ডভিয়া

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The Hindu Morning Digest: August 28, 2024

Union Labour Minister Mansukh Mandaviya. File | Photo Credit: PTI Here is a select list of stories to start the day Labour Minister to meet Central Trade Unions on Unified Pension Scheme, Employment-Linked Incentive scheme Union Labour Minister Mansukh Mandaviya has invited all Central Trade Unions (CTUs) for an “introductory meeting” on Wednesday (August 27, 2024), in which issues such as the…

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President Droupadi Murmu to launch Ayushman Bhav campaign today

New Delhi: President Droupadi Murmu will inaugurate the ‘Ayushman Bhav’ campaign on Wednesday through a virtual event. Hopefully this will signal a significant leap towards achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and ensuring healthcare for all.

The ‘Ayushman Bhav’ campaign is a comprehensive nationwide healthcare initiative. It aims to provide saturation coverage of healthcare services, reaching every village and town. This initiative builds upon the success of the Ayushman Bharat program.

The campaign is a collaborative effort spearheaded by gram panchayats in coordination with other stakeholders including the Department of Health, other government departments, and local elected bodies in the rural and urban areas. The core objective is to extend comprehensive healthcare coverage to every village and town, transcending geographical barriers.

Read More - https://apacnewsnetwork.com/2023/09/president-droupadi-murmu-to-launch-ayushman-bhav-campaign-today/

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Chardham Yatra | chardham yatra news | chardham yatra package | Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya | Modi Sarkar

Modi government’s gift to Chardham Yatris, medicine will reach by drone, ambulance and doctors will be deployed The Narendra Modi government (Modi Sarkar) has given many gifts to Chardham Yatris. Now medicines will be delivered by drones in remote and high areas and ambulances and medical professionals will help during the journey. The Modi government has decided to provide better healthcare…

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चार धाम यात्रा के लिए बेहतर स्वास्थ्य व्यवस्था उपलब्ध कराएगी, केंद्र सरकार

चार धाम यात्रा के लिए बेहतर स्वास्थ्य व्यवस्था उपलब्ध कराएगी, केंद्र सरकार #CharDhamYatra #DrMansukhMandaviya

केंद्र सरकार जल्द ही देश भर से चाम धाम यात्रा पर जाने वाले तीर्थयात्रियों के लिए एक मजबूत स्वास्थ्य सहायता और आपातकालीन प्रबंधन के लिए बुनियादी ढांचा तैयार करने की योजना बना रही है. तीन स्तरीय संरचना की मदद से यह सुनिश्चित किया जायेगा की, चिकित्सा की दृष्टि से तीर्थयात्रियों को उनकी यात्रा के दरमियान स्वास्थ्य सहायता मिल सके. केंद्रीय स्वास्थ्य एवं परिवार कल्याण मंत्री डॉ. मनसुख मांडविया ने आज…

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"Maharashtra has become the first state in India to implement a universal healthcare policy by merging the Ayushman Bharat scheme of the central government with the Mahatma Jyotirao Phule Jan Arogya Yojana scheme of the state.

The updated policy will provide a coverage of INR 5 lakh ($6,900) for 120 million citizens, irrespective of their ration card status, and will encompass 1,900 medical conditions, an increase from the previous 996. Co-branded cards will be distributed to 10 million citizens by August [2023]...

Universal Healthcare Policy with Extended Coverage for 120 Million Citizens

During a joint meeting, Union health minister Dr Mansukh Mandaviya, Maharashtra’s deputy chief minister Devendra Fadnavis, and state health officials made this decision. Fadnavis emphasized that the enhanced healthcare scheme would extend coverage of INR 5 lakh to 120 million citizens in the state...

Maharashtra Introduces Enhanced Healthcare Scheme, Expanding Coverage and Infrastructure

Vinod Bondre, acting CEO of MJPJAY, mentioned that the enhanced scheme would cover citizens regardless of their ration card category, unlike the current MJPJAY scheme that only covers citizens below the poverty line with yellow or orange ration cards. The improved scheme will encompass 1,900 medical conditions compared to the existing 996. Fadnavis stated that co-branded cards would be issued to 10 million citizens by August [2023] and 100 million citizens within the next six months...

Fadnavis also expressed plans to increase the number of empaneled hospitals for the scheme and strengthen rural healthcare infrastructure..."

-via Trak.in, June 28, 2023

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Greater than a Medal...

The story of Vinesh Phogat is one of enduring resilience and an athlete's determination to overcome all the odds stacked against her. From being one of the faces of the brave protest against the sexual harassment faced by women wrestlers (including minors) at the hands of the then head of the Wrestling Federation of India and BJP MP, Brij Bhushan Charan Singh, to becoming an unceasing source of inspiration for innumerable people in this country, Vinesh Phogat has become a shining light in not just the sporting history of India but also among those fighting for a safe and better society.

The story is not unfamiliar to the world because the latest chapter of it unfolded at the Olympic Games which was recently held in Paris. The official version is very simple: Having fought through a draw that needed her to beat the defending Olympic Champion, the reigning European Champion, the reigning Pan American champion in each of her rounds, Vinesh had entered the final and was scheduled to face Sarah Hildebrandt of the USA before she was disqualified on the morning of the bout for being 100g above the permissible weight of 50 kg. Vinesh Phogat's disqualification meant that she would end up receiving no medals. However, it is the role of different sporting and political authorities of our country, and all the events that took place leading to the Olympic final that needs our examination as a concerned society.

The Indian Olympic Association (IOA), as is the case with any other sports-body in India, has long been a rubber-stamp that is invariably controlled by the ruling dispensations. The role of this body in this whole affair is suspect. That the alacrity with which it announced the disqualification of Vinesh Phogat from the competition was not shown in making an appeal against the decision has not gone unnoticed. Its President, P.T. Usha, has been quick to absolve her organisation from all responsibility in the matter and has covertly and overtly placed the blame on the shoulders of the athlete. The Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, addressing the issue in the Parliament, stooped so low as to declaim about the money the government had spent on Vinesh Phogat's training. At this point, it should not be forgotten that it was this same ministry that had delayed in providing accreditation for Phogat's support staff including her coaches and physiotherapists. The snide and even belittling remarks following the disqualification and the barely concealed glee of many elected representatives of the ruling party point to the deep resentment that they had harboured towards Vinesh. However, the most noticeable was the silence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi following each of Phogat's victorious bouts leading to the final. It was very uncharacteristic because he has always been quick to bask in the reflected glory of the achievements of our sportspersons. It is unsurprising that his social media post after the disqualification was equated to the shedding of crocodile tears by the discerning public.

Vinesh Phogat's achievement can only be understood in its true proportions if we take into account the reason for her being above the permissible weight by a mere 100 grams. This is also the reason why she has been a thorn in the flesh of the authorities in our country. Phogat is an athlete whose normal weight is 55-56 kg. She usually competes in the 53kg weight category. However, she had to forgo all rigorous training during the phase of protest where she and fellow wrestlers and Olympic medalists Sakshi Malik and Bajrang Punia protested for many days and nights on the streets of Delhi at Jantar Mantar demanding the arrest of Brij Bhushan. Not only was she unable to train, she also had to undergo surgery to correct a lingering medical issue. In the meanwhile, the qualifying spot in her preferred 53 kg category was already taken by another wrestler. Fearing that the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) would not allow her trials in the 53 kg category as retribution for her role in the protests, she appeared for trials in both the 53 kg and also the 50 kg. Subsequently, she qualified for the Olympics in the 50kg category. In a sport as gruelling as wrestling it is normal for athletes to gain and lose weight between matches. However, the very fact that Vinesh had to lose 5-6 kg just to compete in the Olympics, that too in a category that is not her preferred one speaks volumes about her determination and character. But, the very fact that she was forced to do all these is the result of the constant obstacles that were erected before her by the nefarious authorities, particularly the WFI which continues to be ruled by Brij Bhushan in all but name.

The story of Vinesh Phogat is compelling. She may have been disqualified for reasons beyond her control, and ones which are suspicious to say the least but she has, undoubtedly, won her greatest battle. She had famously proclaimed that she would happily sacrifice her career if it meant that countless other girls would get an opportunity for a safe working environment. She stuck steadfastly to the same goal going into this Olympics. She knew that it would be her last Olympics and that her career would be over but she wanted to fight for the women who would follow in her path. She was actutely aware that a victory at the Olympics, in front of the watching world would be the greatest slap in the face of a system that not only refuses to come to their aid but obstinately shields the criminals who wronged them. Needless to say, the authorities were also well aware of this. Yet, Vinesh's determination has inspired countless who celebrated each of her victories and wanted her to bring home the much coveted gold. The outrage and disappointment at her disqualification soon turned into a universal acknowledgement of the brave fight put up by this undaunted wrestler. If the rousing and heartwarming reception that she received on her return to India is any indication, Vinesh Phogat's and her fellow wrestlers fight has surely stirred the conscience of this country. This is important for a society that continues to stifle women's participation in not just sports, but all public activities. Recent events in our country are evidence that women remain unsafe in the present social atmosphere. It will be through unrelenting protests and collective activities like sports that we will achieve true democratization. Vinesh Phogat's role will forever be etched into the history of this struggle, for in a world where sportspersons and other famous personalities either openly endorse those in power or remain tight lipped to protect their own personal interests, she has fought the hard battle for a cause greater than an Olympic medal.

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NEET-PG Exam 2023: Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare, Mansukh Mandaviya told the Lok Sabha on Friday that the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Post Graduate (NEET-PG Exam 2023) will be conducted on March 5 as per schedule.

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EPFO simplifies process for funds transfer, correcting personal details

The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has introduced major changes to simplify key processes for its 7.6 crore subscribers by cutting down circuitous approvals that led to delays and inconvenience.  Labour and Employment Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said the EPF members, who have linked their Universal Account Number with their Aadhaar number, can file their transfer claims online using…

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18th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas: Dev Pragad, The Turnaround Man Who Revived the American Dream – Key Lessons for Indian Digital Media Houses

At the 18th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas Youth Conclave, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar made a significant shift from tradition by selecting a media and business leader as the guest of honor instead of a political figure. This departure was perfectly justified, as the guest of honor was none other than Dev Pragad, the "Turnaround Man" credited with saving Newsweek – a major U.S. magazine – from the brink of closure.

Born in Coimbatore, India, Pragad's career has become a remarkable success story. Dev Pragad, the CEO of Newsweek, has been hailed as the man who revived the magazine after its decline, transforming it into a digital success story. His leadership was instrumental in bringing Newsweek back from the brink of collapse, and today, the magazine is thriving in the digital world.

The Turning Point: Newsweek’s Revival Journey

In 2013, Newsweek was considered on its deathbed, with many predicting its closure. Fast forward to 2016, and Dev Pragad joined the company at a time when it was grappling with financial instability, management issues, and a loss of relevance in the digital age. By 2018, Pragad took the helm of Newsweek and started working on its revival strategy.

By 2024, Newsweek was celebrated as one of the most unlikely digital success stories, as highlighted by Variety. The publication has transformed from a struggling print magazine to a dynamic digital platform. The journey from "Newsweek is dead" to "Newsweek is digital success" is a testament to Pragad's visionary leadership.

The 18th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas and the Importance of Recognizing Digital Media Leadership

At the Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD) summit in Odisha, Pragad’s success story served as an inspiration to the Indian diaspora and youth. Minister Mansukh Mandaviya emphasized that PBD’s purpose is to bring the best practices from host countries and apply them to India’s development goals for 2047. Pragad’s journey exemplifies the impact of innovation and leadership, offering valuable lessons for Indian digital media houses.

Dev Pragad’s Approach to Reviving Newsweek: Key Lessons for Digital Media Houses

Pragad shared his insights on how he turned Newsweek’s fortunes around. One of the first steps was rebuilding the Newsweek brand, which had suffered due to management missteps, financial irregularities, and a shift from hard-hitting news to celebrity gossip.

Brand Reinvention: The first critical lesson was to rebuild the brand from the ground up. Newsweek’s brand had taken a severe beating, but Pragad saw this as an exciting challenge, focusing on restoring the publication's core identity.

Data-Driven Journalism: Pragad emphasized the importance of data in decision-making. Journalists were educated on the fact that even great stories are not valuable unless they reach an audience. Editorial decisions were driven by data, helping Newsweek tailor its content to digital platforms like Google, Facebook, and Apple News.

Strategic Partnerships: Partnerships played a key role in Newsweek’s turnaround. Collaborations with industry giants like Google, Engine Media, and Statista were crucial. Google Cloud helped develop a cutting-edge AI recommendation engine, which significantly improved content delivery.

Multimedia Integration: The integration of videos, podcasts, and interactive graphics into Newsweek's content strategy enhanced engagement and provided readers with diverse ways to consume news.

Commitment to Journalism: Despite the focus on digital growth, Pragad maintained Newsweek’s commitment to high-quality journalism. The publication’s focus on investigative reporting and in-depth analysis of global issues helped it regain its credibility in the media landscape.

Conclusion: Applying Pragad’s Lessons to Indian Digital Media Houses

Dev Pragad’s story is not only an inspiration to the global media industry but also offers valuable lessons for Indian digital media houses. In an age where content consumption is shifting to digital platforms, Indian media houses can learn from Pragad’s data-driven approach, strategic partnerships, and commitment to maintaining journalistic integrity.

As Pragad continues to lead Newsweek into its next phase of digital success, his story serves as a beacon for the future of media, both in the U.S. and India. For Indian media houses looking to thrive in a rapidly changing digital landscape, the key lies in reinventing their brands, leveraging data, and maintaining a strong focus on quality journalism.

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New Delhi: Pointing to procedural lapses by the Sports Ministry in granting recognition to Brijinder Singh-led Indian Golf Union, Indian Olympic Association (IOA) president PT Usha has urged Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya to “recall” the order. Indian Olympic Association president PT Usha. (PTI) IGU elections have been shrouded in controversy as two polls and AGMs were held on December 15 under separate returning officers. While Usha has granted ‘recognition’ to Harish Shetty’s group, the sports ministry has backed Singh’s faction via a letter signed by Under Secretary Tarun Pareek. Stating her reasons for recognising Shetty’s panel, Usha argued that his election, held under the supervision of Justice (retd) OP Garg as a Returning Officer, had 21 out of 31 State Golf Associations (SGAs) in attendance whereas Singh’s group had participation only from nine SGAs. “Since the requisite quorum was met and a valid meeting held in accordance with the byelaws / constitution of the IGU, the IOA has deemed the election of the Office Bearers of the IGU at this meeting as valid and accorded recognition to the new Office Bearers of the IGU,” she wrote. The IOA president also invoked Article 22 of the IGU Constitution to buttress her argument. “This specific provision mandates the presence of a minimum 10 SGAs for a valid Annual General Meeting (AGM),” the letter noted. Usha also trained her guns on Pareek and called his December 28 letter granting recognition to Singh’s panel “procedurally incorrect.” “The manner in which this letter has been issued appears procedurally incorrect and reflects a lack of verification of the facts on record and a complete non-application of mind by the Under Secretary,” she wrote. Responding to the ministry’s concerns that IOA’s recognition of IGU elections violates the National Sports Code, Usha said the “concerns appear unfounded”. Usha also noted that NSFs such as equestrian and yachting have failed to conduct elections after completion of their term almost three years back but continue to enjoy recognition in clear violation of sports code. “It is troubling that the Ministry has placed undue emphasis on mere updating of the International Golf Federation (IGF) website as a basis for granting recognition to the faction of IGU. Such reliance on superficial factors cannot be the foundation for granting recognition to a National Sports Federation.” “The selective application of norms undermines the credibility of sports governance in India and the spirit of fair play that we aim to uphold. I look forward to your intervention to address these concerns at the earliest,” she concluded.

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[ad_1] Kumar Rakesh Bhubaneswar, 8th Jan. Union Minister Mansukh L. Mandaviya, speaking at the 18th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD), spotlighted India’s young demographic advantage and the government’s decade-long efforts to harness this potential. With an average age of 29 years, India boasts one of the youngest populations globally, positioning itself as a hub for innovation and leadership. Mandaviya highlighted flagship initiatives such as Skill India, Start-up India, and Digital India, which are transforming the youth into global leaders in innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology. These programs aim to equip young Indians with skills, entrepreneurial opportunities, and digital access, ensuring their participation in the global economy. Calling on the Indian diaspora to contribute to youth development, Mandaviya emphasized the importance of global collaborations to enhance India’s growth story. “Pravasi Bharatiya Divas serves as a vital platform to strengthen ties with the diaspora and leverage their expertise to propel India’s progress,” he said. The ongoing Pravasi Bharatiya Divas in Bhubaneswar has brought together over 5,000 delegates from across the globe, with discussions focusing on the theme “Contribution of Indian Diaspora in Developed India”. The event underscores the pivotal role of the Indian community abroad in shaping the nation’s future, particularly in areas like innovation, education, and investment. The three-day event will conclude with an address by President Droupadi Murmu, who will honor distinguished members of the Indian diaspora with the Pravasi Bharatiya Samman Awards. The post ‘India’s Youth Poised to Lead Global Innovation’: Union Minister Mandaviya at Pravasi Bharatiya Divas appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link