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DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 2016 (PAGE 17) India generates 18.5 lakh metric tonnes e-waste every year BENGALURU, Apr 21: India generates about 18.5 lakh metric tonnes (MT) of elec- tronic waste every year, with Mumbai and Delhi-NCR accounting for the biggest chunk, a study says. Also, the figure is likely to reach up to 30 lakh metric tonnes per year by 2018, growing at the rate of 25 per cent, it said. Mumbai, with 1,20,000 MT has topped the list in generating e- waste followed by Delhi-NCR producing 98,000 MT and Bengaluru producing 92,000 MT, the joint-study by Assocham and Frost and Sullivan said. Besides, Chennai with 67,000 MT of e-waste, Kolkata 55,000 MT, Ahemdabad 36,000 MT, Hyderabad 32,000 MT and Pune 26,000 MT have made to the list, it said. Just 2.5 per cent of India's total e-waste gets recycled due to poor infrastructure, legislation and framework, the study said that this has lead to a waste of diminishing natural resources, irreparable damage of environ- ment and health of the people working in industry, the study said. Over 95 per cent of e-waste generated is managed by the unorganised sector and scrap dealers in this market, dismantle the disposed products instead of recycling it, it added. In India, about 5 lakhs child labourers between the age group of 10-14 are observed to be engaged in various e-waste (elec- tronic waste) activities, without adequate protection and safe- guards in various yards and recy- cling workshops, Assocham Secretary General D S Rawat noted. "It is a matter of concern that most of our e-waste is handled in the most unscientific way by scrap dealers, who may be inad- vertently handling radioactive material, as was brought to light in the past in Mayapuri (west Delhi) case," he added. Further, the study strongly advocates legislation to prevent a child's entry into this kind of labour which includes collection, segregation and distribution. E-waste comprises computer equipment (about 70 per cent), followed by telecommunication equipment (12), electrical equip- ment (8) and medical equipment (7). Other equipment, including household e-crap account for the remaining, it said. The Government, public and private industries contribute over 70 per cent of e-waste, while 15 per cent comes from households, the study said. Televisions, refrigerators and washing machines make up the majority of e-waste generated, while computers make up to 20 per cent and mobile phones 2 per cent. (PTI) Army undertakes war games to deal with nuclear attack JAISALMER, Apr 21: A strike formation of the Army today undertook drills to counter any tactical nuclear attack on its mechanised unit, as part of the war games being conducted in deserts of Rajasthan. The simulation came as about 30,000 soldiers took part in a major exercise ‘Shatrujeet’, led by the elite Mathura-based Strike Corp, in desert area of Mahajan firing range where it is honing its skills to count- er Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) warfare among others. The aim of CBRN simulation was to validate the army’s response in case its faces a tactical nuclear attack. “Our policy has been always that we will never use nuclear weapons first. But if we are attacked, we need to gather our- selves and fight through it. The sim- ulation is about doing exactly that,” an Army source said. The aim is to practise the capa- bility to strike deep into the enemy territory in an integrated air-land battle environment. The exercise is in the last phase and next week on April 22, Army Chief Dalbir Singh Suhag is likely to visit to review the exercise. As part of its training and oper- ational preparedness, various drills involved in CBRN warfare were practiced by the troops including use of Individual Protective Equipment (IPE) and fighting in a CBRN contaminated area.(PTI) DIP/J-388 Dated : 21-4-2016 DIP/J-380 Dated : 21-4-2016 Sd/- Chief Engineer, DIP/J-409 EM&RE Wing, Dt : 21-4-2016 Jammu DIP/J-402 Dt: 21-4-2016 Government of Jammu & Kashmir J&K Service Selection Board, Jammu. FINAL NOTICE The J&K Services Selection Board has issued the selection list of the candidates for the post of Teacher, Distt. Cadre, Samba in pursuance of Notification No.03 of 2012, 02 of 2013, 05 of 2013 and 06 of 2013, under item No. 240, 427, 503 and 605 respec- tively. The said list has been recommended to the Indenting Department vide letter No. SSB/Sel/Secy/2015/4571-77 dated 13.05.2015 for further course of action. Furthermore, while, issuing the select list some slots have been kept blank. Whereas the following candidates were advised to deposit the requisite documents vide Notice issued under endorsement No. SSB/Sel/Secy/2016/7648/50 dated 31.3.2016, within 12 days. Whereas, the following listed candidates have still failed to submit the requisite documents till date: Now therefore, above mentioned candidates are hereby informed/advised to submit the requisite documents within 03 days in the J&K Service Selection Board, (Central office) Jammu from the date of issuance of this notice enabling for release of their recom- mendation to the extent of Government Order No. 252-HE of 2012 dated 30.5. 2012. DIP/J-397 Sd/- Dt. 21-4-2016 (S.A Raina) KAS Secretary, J&K, Services Selection Board, Jammu. davp 46101/11/0005/1617 DIP/J-375 Dt: 21-4-2016 OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, PHE MECH. PROCUREMENT DIVISION TRANSPORT NAGAR NARWAL JAMMU Phone No. : 0191-2473118, Email: [email protected] Corrigendum-I e-NIT No. PHE/P/01 dated 07-04-2016 Sub:- Supply of Alumina Ferric 16% (minimum) Al 2 O 3 Grade-IV for purification of drinking water conforming to IS: 299/2012 (Vth revi- sion). Ref:- Tender ID: 2016-PHE-28124-1 Scanned copy of certificate / undertaking as per enclosed format uploaded be appended in instructions for bidders Cover 1 st (Technical Cover) at S. No. VII. All other terms and conditions shall remain the same. Sd/- Executive Engineer DIP/J-407 PHE Mech. Procurement Division, Dated: 21-4-2016 Jammu Dilip Kumar discharged from hospital MUMBAI, Apr 21: Veteran Bollywood actor Dilip Kumar, who was hospitalised for nearly a week due to respiratory problems, was discharged today. Kumar was admitted to the Lilavati hospital in suburban Bandra on April 15 because high fever, chest infection and respira- tory issues. “He is fine. He is stable and normal now and so we have dis- charged him today,” Dr Jalil Parkar said. Wearing a light pink color kurta-pyjama, Kumar came out on on a wheel chair accompanied by wife Saira Banu around noon. Earlier, doctors had said that Kumar would be discharged last evening but the family decided against it and postponed it for today. Superstar Aamir Khan had come to meet the 93-year-old legend last evening. Kumar, whose real name is Mohammad Yusuf Khan, has fea- tured in several hit films during his six-decade long career such as “Madhumati”, “Devdas”, “Mughal-e-Azam”, “Ganga Jamuna”, “Ram Aur Shyam”, “Karma” and others. He was last seen onscreen in the film “Qila” in 1998. He was honoured with the Dadasaheb Phalke award in 1994 and the Padma Vibhushan in 2015. (PTI) ED seeks Mallya’s deportation; writes to MEA NEW DELHI, Apr 21: Armed with a non-bailable arrest warrant against him, ED has approached the External Affairs Ministry seeking initiation of deportation proceedings against liquor baron Vijay Mallya in con- nection with its money laundering probe against him in the Rs 900 crore IDBI alleged loan fraud case. The agency has written to MEA and will also soon write to the CBI to get an Interpol Red Corner Notice (RCN) issued against the Rajya Sabha MP to get him arrested, based on the NBW directed by a Mumbai court. Only last week, the MEA had suspended Mallya’s diplomatic passport and has sought a reply from him as to why his passport should not be revoked as the ED said the businessman was not cooperating in the probe in the said case under the stringent Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). Sources said once the deportation proceedings are initiated, the MEA will seek assistance of their counterparts in the United Kingdom to interdict Mallya and fly him back to India. “The grounds for deportation are primarily two. A non-bailable warrant issued by the Mumbai court and suspension of the passport of the businessman,” they said. Mallya is understood to be in the UK after he left India on March 2.(PTI)
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India generates 18.5 lakh metric tonnes e-waste every yearBENGALURU, Apr 21:
India generates about 18.5lakh metric tonnes (MT) of elec-tronic waste every year, withMumbai and Delhi-NCRaccounting for the biggest chunk,a study says.
Also, the figure is likely toreach up to 30 lakh metric tonnesper year by 2018, growing at therate of 25 per cent, it said.
Mumbai, with 1,20,000 MThas topped the list in generating e-waste followed by Delhi-NCRproducing 98,000 MT andBengaluru producing 92,000 MT,the joint-study by Assocham andFrost and Sullivan said.
Besides, Chennai with 67,000MT of e-waste, Kolkata 55,000MT, Ahemdabad 36,000 MT,Hyderabad 32,000 MT and Pune26,000 MT have made to the list,it said.
Just 2.5 per cent of India'stotal e-waste gets recycled due topoor infrastructure, legislationand framework, the study saidthat this has lead to a waste ofdiminishing natural resources,irreparable damage of environ-ment and health of the peopleworking in industry, the studysaid.
Over 95 per cent of e-wastegenerated is managed by theunorganised sector and scrapdealers in this market, dismantlethe disposed products instead ofrecycling it, it added.
In India, about 5 lakhs childlabourers between the age groupof 10-14 are observed to beengaged in various e-waste (elec-tronic waste) activities, withoutadequate protection and safe-guards in various yards and recy-
cling workshops, AssochamSecretary General D S Rawatnoted.
"It is a matter of concern thatmost of our e-waste is handled inthe most unscientific way byscrap dealers, who may be inad-vertently handling radioactivematerial, as was brought to lightin the past in Mayapuri (westDelhi) case," he added.
Further, the study stronglyadvocates legislation to prevent achild's entry into this kind oflabour which includes collection,segregation and distribution.
E-waste comprises computerequipment (about 70 per cent),
followed by telecommunicationequipment (12), electrical equip-ment (8) and medical equipment(7).
Other equipment, includinghousehold e-crap account for theremaining, it said.
The Government, public andprivate industries contribute over70 per cent of e-waste, while 15per cent comes from households,the study said.
Televisions, refrigerators andwashing machines make up themajority of e-waste generated,while computers make up to 20per cent and mobile phones 2 percent. (PTI)
Army undertakes war gamesto deal with nuclear attackJAISALMER, Apr 21:
A strike formation of the Armytoday undertook drills to counterany tactical nuclear attack on itsmechanised unit, as part of the wargames being conducted in desertsof Rajasthan.
The simulation came as about30,000 soldiers took part in a majorexercise ‘Shatrujeet’, led by theelite Mathura-based Strike Corp, indesert area of Mahajan firing rangewhere it is honing its skills to count-er Chemical, Biological,Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN)warfare among others.
The aim of CBRN simulationwas to validate the army’s responsein case its faces a tactical nuclearattack.
“Our policy has been always
that we will never use nuclearweapons first. But if we areattacked, we need to gather our-selves and fight through it. The sim-ulation is about doing exactly that,”an Army source said.
The aim is to practise the capa-bility to strike deep into the enemyterritory in an integrated air-landbattle environment.
The exercise is in the last phaseand next week on April 22, ArmyChief Dalbir Singh Suhag is likelyto visit to review the exercise.
As part of its training and oper-ational preparedness, various drillsinvolved in CBRN warfare werepracticed by the troops includinguse of Individual ProtectiveEquipment (IPE) and fighting in aCBRN contaminated area.(PTI)
DIP/J-388Dated : 21-4-2016
DIP/J-380Dated : 21-4-2016
Sd/-Chief Engineer,
DIP/J-409 EM&RE Wing,Dt : 21-4-2016 Jammu DIP/J-402 Dt: 21-4-2016
Government of Jammu & KashmirJ&K Service Selection Board, Jammu.
FINAL NOTICEThe J&K Services Selection Board has issued the selection list of the candidates for the post of Teacher, Distt. Cadre, Samba inpursuance of Notification No.03 of 2012, 02 of 2013, 05 of 2013 and 06 of 2013, under item No. 240, 427, 503 and 605 respec-tively. The said list has been recommended to the Indenting Department vide letter No. SSB/Sel/Secy/2015/4571-77 dated13.05.2015 for further course of action. Furthermore, while, issuing the select list some slots have been kept blank. Whereas the following candidates were advised to deposit the requisite documents vide Notice issued under endorsement No.SSB/Sel/Secy/2016/7648/50 dated 31.3.2016, within 12 days. Whereas, the following listed candidates have still failed to submit the requisite documents till date:
Now therefore, above mentioned candidates are hereby informed/advised to submit the requisite documents within 03 days in theJ&K Service Selection Board, (Central office) Jammu from the date of issuance of this notice enabling for release of their recom-mendation to the extent of Government Order No. 252-HE of 2012 dated 30.5. 2012.
DIP/J-397 Sd/-Dt. 21-4-2016 (S.A Raina) KAS
Secretary,J&K, Services Selection Board, Jammu.
davp 46101/11/0005/1617
DIP/J-375 Dt: 21-4-2016
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER,PHE MECH. PROCUREMENT
DIVISION TRANSPORT NAGAR NARWAL JAMMUPhone No. : 0191-2473118, Email: [email protected]
Corrigendum-I e-NIT No. PHE/P/01 dated 07-04-2016Sub:- Supply of Alumina Ferric 16% (minimum) Al2O3 Grade-IV forpurification of drinking water conforming to IS: 299/2012 (Vth revi-sion).Ref:- Tender ID: 2016-PHE-28124-1Scanned copy of certificate / undertaking as per enclosed formatuploaded be appended in instructions for bidders Cover 1 st (TechnicalCover) at S. No. VII.All other terms and conditions shall remain the same.
Sd/-Executive Engineer
DIP/J-407 PHE Mech. Procurement Division, Dated: 21-4-2016 Jammu
Dilip Kumar discharged from hospital
MUMBAI, Apr 21:
Veteran Bollywood actor Dilip Kumar, who was hospitalisedfor nearly a week due to respiratory problems, was dischargedtoday.
Kumar was admitted to the Lilavati hospital in suburbanBandra on April 15 because high fever, chest infection and respira-tory issues.
“He is fine. He is stable and normal now and so we have dis-charged him today,” Dr Jalil Parkar said.
Wearing a light pink color kurta-pyjama, Kumar came out onon a wheel chair accompanied by wife Saira Banu around noon.
Earlier, doctors had said that Kumar would be discharged lastevening but the family decided against it and postponed it fortoday. Superstar Aamir Khan had come to meet the 93-year-oldlegend last evening.
Kumar, whose real name is Mohammad Yusuf Khan, has fea-tured in several hit films during his six-decade long career such as“Madhumati”, “Devdas”, “Mughal-e-Azam”, “Ganga Jamuna”,“Ram Aur Shyam”, “Karma” and others. He was last seen onscreenin the film “Qila” in 1998.
He was honoured with the Dadasaheb Phalke award in 1994and the Padma Vibhushan in 2015. (PTI)
ED seeks Mallya’s deportation; writes to MEA
NEW DELHI, Apr 21:
Armed with a non-bailable arrest warrant against him, ED hasapproached the External Affairs Ministry seeking initiation ofdeportation proceedings against liquor baron Vijay Mallya in con-nection with its money laundering probe against him in the Rs 900crore IDBI alleged loan fraud case.
The agency has written to MEA and will also soon write to theCBI to get an Interpol Red Corner Notice (RCN) issued against theRajya Sabha MP to get him arrested, based on the NBW directedby a Mumbai court.
Only last week, the MEA had suspended Mallya’s diplomaticpassport and has sought a reply from him as to why his passportshould not be revoked as the ED said the businessman was notcooperating in the probe in the said case under the stringentPrevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).
Sources said once the deportation proceedings are initiated, theMEA will seek assistance of their counterparts in the UnitedKingdom to interdict Mallya and fly him back to India.
“The grounds for deportation are primarily two. A non-bailablewarrant issued by the Mumbai court and suspension of the passportof the businessman,” they said.
Mallya is understood to be in the UK after he left India onMarch 2.(PTI)
