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Radio Noida 107.4FM in association with Asian Academy of Film and Television, Asian School of Media Studies, Asian Business School, International Children’s Film Forum, IFTC, IFTRC, World Development Organization, COMCON, Media Lab Asia organized national seminar on the opportunity and challenges of running community radio.

The seminar which was divided into four segments saw many prominent speakers from all over India who gave their point of views, suggestions, case studies, actual working and describe their problems. “I am proud to be associated with the group which believes in social work of the highest order” said Lt. Gen. K.M. Seth, the former Governor of Chattisgarh while inaugurating the seminar.

“I have always believe in giving back my knowledge and my resources to Entertainment Industry to which I belong, India- the country I live in and Humanity without which we don’t exist” said Sandeep Marwah President of Marwah Studios. “Radio Noida 107.4FM is an addition to our work of community” Marwah added. Others who spoke on the subject were Harshvardhan, K.R.P.Verma, S.N.Goswami, Dr.H.O.Srivastava, Rakesh Agarwal, Nirmal Bhatnagar, Brahm Prakash, Deepti Pant, Vijay Laxmi, H.M.Srivastava, C.R.Chabra, Taneja from Min. of I&B

Kalyan Sarkar, Latika Sahni, V.Kannan, Mansoor Naqvi, Satish Anand, Rahul Sehgal, Lalit Kumar and large number of film, TV and Media students and professionals attended the seminar. The seminar was designed, planned and conducted by R.K.Singh Dean Asian School of Media Studies who later also paid vote of thanks.
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Snakehead Fishing in Thailand
Posted March 13, 2010 by rajaryanme in Travel

When most people consider taking a fishing expedition, Thailand is probably one of the most overlooked locations in the world. This is due in part to the fact that not everyone is aware of how exciting and rewarding a Thailand fishing trip can be. However, each year more and more fishermen from all over the world are flocking to Thailand in order to take part in unique fishing experience. This experience is known as snakehead fishing.


The snakehead is considered to be one of the largest and most renowned variety of fish that a fishermen can ever catch. There are many reasons for this. However, the first reason is due to how hard they are to catch. This is because they are quite intelligent. Their intelligence is also backed up with superb strength that is easily compared to that of a shark. In fact, they can very easily bite straight through a fishing rob with their powerful and deadly jaws.


On top of their strength and intelligence comes a great speed. They are very quick and can cover many yards in a matter of seconds. This makes them a hard fish to catch, which is why so many seasoned fishermen take on snakehead fishing in order to truly challenge themselves and their fishing abilities.


Other people don’t consider Thailand fishing because they are so unfamiliar with the area and are uncertain of what is specifically needed in order to go snakehead fishing. That is why companies of fishing exist. The unique and reputable companies are comprised of seasoned snakehead fishing experts who can accompany you on your Thailand fishing experience and can provide you with the training that you need and the tips that you need in order to effectively begin snakehead fishing with ease and precision.


If you are considering Thailand fishing or are already prepared to book a snakehead fishing holidays, then you should immediately contact some Angling Adventure companies . They have a wide variety of Thailand fishing tour packages available and can accommodate individuals, families, or large groups on snakehead fishing trips. They are very professional companies who know what it takes to fish for snakeheads and who can also guarantee your safety while on the open waters of Thailand. Additionally, they are considered to be one of the most affordable fishing expeditions companies in all of Thailand.


If you are true fisherman who is looking for an exciting and challenging fishing adventure, then Thailand has what you are looking for. There are a wide variety of fish that you attempt to catch in addition to the snakehead fish. Not only are the fishing grounds filled to the “gill” with game, but the scenery and culture of Thailand is something that should not be missed by anyone.


When experiencing Thailand fishing turn to switch some professionals. Put your trust in a company who knows what it takes to catch snakehead fish and to make your fishing trip to Thailand all that it can be. There is no other things to rely on when it comes to all the fun and excitement that Thailand has to offer in the fishing department.

Vedanta Resources group miner, Sterlite Industries India Ltd (BOM:500900) gained momentum on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) after the company’s ADR (American Depository Receipt) 1.64% to USD 17.95 on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on Thursday, 11 March 2010.

Meanwhile, MCX copper April contract opened weak at Rs.338.60 per kg down by 0.34%. Company stocks rose over 1% on the BSE in the morning trading session on Friday.
Sterlite stocks touched a high of Rs.829.75 and a low of Rs.818.05 so far during the day. The stock had outperformed the market over the past one month till 11 March 2010, gaining 7.06% compared with the Sensex's 6.29% rise.

India's largest copper maker by sales has an equity capital of Rs.168.08 crore. Sterlite Industries India's net profit fell 77.2% to Rs.46.59 crore on a 39.8% rise in sales to Rs.3611.99 crore in Q3 December 2009 over Q3 December 2008.

Sterlite Industries operates with interests in aluminum, copper, zinc and lead and power. Sterlite Industries' main operating subsidiaries are Hindustan Zinc for its zinc and lead operations.
Source: www.commodityonline.com
Everyday Kile Majhi, a four year dongria kondh child from Phuldumer village gets up early in the morning. He wears nice blue dress and goes to the newly opened Child Care Centre set up and run by the Sterlite Foundation, a subsidiary of Vedanta Resources in his village. For last two months this has been his daily schedule. And he is very happy now because, unlike children in neighboring villages he does not have to go to the forest. In six months time, he has learned few of the English poems and when he recites them his parents feel proud of him. He has learns alphabets and numbers, besides music and dance.

Six months back, he was not so lucky enough to think about education and school. His parents could never think that their child will one day speak English. However, after opening of the child care centre, the residents of this tribal village could see the first ray of education, after sixty two years of independence.

“We are completely illiterate and same were also our forefathers. We always think how our child can read and write. We are very thankful to Vedanta Company for responding to our requirement. Now our children can get education in this school.” Says Chanchala Naik, Naib-Sarapanch, Trilochanpur GP and a villager from Phuldumer. For them this child care centre is not less than a school, as they get basic education.

About 35 children, mostly from dongria kondh community are studying in this child care centre, which is running under a thatched house built by the villagers. In order to encourage the children for education and also to minimize the burden on their parents, the child care centre provides dress material, books and teaching and learning materials free of cost. Besides, the children were also taught about sports, games, singing and dancing. They were provided with nutritional food such as egg, rice, dal and vegetables. The students of the peripheral villages of Lanjigarh are immensely being benefited out of these child care centres of Vedanta Aluminium in the area.

“Health of our children has also improved, after joining the school. Being a tribal village, Phuldumer was completely ignored by the government. However, Vedanta Company started the school for our children. In future, we are hopeful that the company will take up other development works,” says Ratu Majhi another tribal leader. “The response by children and villagers is excellent. The children come to the centre neat and clean,” adds Ms. Gita Pattnaik, teacher of the centre.

Earlier there was not an education facility available in the village. The nearest school is at Trilochanpur, five kilometer away from the village. “As forest comes in the way, it is risky to send our child to the school,” said Shringa Majhi. So, all of the children preferred to go to forest, rather than to schools. All the parents vow that they will send their children to primary schools, after completion of their education in child care centre.

Source: blog.vedantaaluminium.com
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