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Dr. Prem Singh was 1st MLA of Renuka ji who represented this constituency 6 times in Himachal Pradesh Assembly. First Chief Minister of Himachal Dr. YS Parmar elected 4 times MLA Renuka and Dharam Singh, RS Chauhan and Roop Sing represented this constituency single time. Prem Singh was born on 23rd of September, 1948 in Maina-Baag village of Sangrah Tehsil, District Sirmaur. His father Salik Ram was a (Hali- Laborer of Farmer) poor farmer and after struggle and hard work of his father he passed BVSe from Punjab University. According to his friends and family members Dr. Prem Singh appointed Veterinary Doctor in 1972 at Sangrah and he left his Govt. Job to fight Assembly Election in 1982. Dr Prem Singh elected MLA on Congress ticket in 1982, 1985, 1993, 1998, 2003 and 2007 and was only defeated by Janta Dal nominee Roop Singh in 1990. Dr Prem was lover of Folk, Hindi and English Literature but he could not complete his Autobiography because of sudden death. He died in morning time on 23rd of September, 2011 due to a heart attack. MLA Prem Singh died on his 63rd Birthday at his paternal residence in village Bag in Sangrah Tehsil. His wife Vidya Devi, daughter Rekha, Son Viney Kumar ,daughter in law Sima and other well-wishers shocked with his sudden death. His 85 years old mother Sajno Devi is still alive. Govt. Degree College Sangrah, Sangrah Tehsil, CDPO office Girls Hostel, Police Station Sangrah, IPH Division Nohradhar, ITI Boghar and Renuka Vikas Board etc. Government instate/ Offices were opened/ started after his affords and he always tried to gave batter Roads, School and Health falsities to villager of area. Dr. Prem wanted to open SDM Court at Sangrah, Tehsil at Dadahu and decided to make high-tech Bus Stand Building at Nohradhar, Sangrah and Haripurdhar but he couldn’t fulfill his dream. Dr Prem Singh held different important positions in the Congress Party during his long inning in the active politics. During his tenure as MLA he also chaired different boards and corporations besides remaining Chief Parliament Secretary in the Cabinet of Congress/ CM Virbhadra Singh. About 5000 people of area participated in Funeral/ Cremation of their loving MLA at bank of Giriganga. Congress Leader and central Minister of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Virbhadra Singh came to village Bag of Sangrah Tehsil with his Son Vikramaditya Singh on 1st of October, 2011 after sudden death of his close party Leader Dr. Prem. He grieved over the untimely death of Dr. Prem Singh and also gave their condolence to the bereaved family.
Sangrah Vikas Manch
Sangrah, District Sirmaur,
Himachal Pradesh-173023, India.
The people of Carmarthen braced the cold weather and came to visit the National Assembly for Wales Bus on Wednesday. A few comments were made regarding the constituency boundaries; some local people feel they aren’t represented properly due to the fact that their constituency is shared with Pembrokeshire. One person specifically came on board to express his view that stroke services are lacking in Wales. He was therefore pleased to hear of the inquiry into Stroke Services that has been conducted by the Health, Wellbeing and Local Government Committee. Their report is available on the Assembly’s website. One person felt that Wales should have more law- making powers, and that St David’s Day should be made a bank holiday. A group of sixth form students from Ysgol Bro Myrddin came by and were very eager to have their say. They mentioned that electronic voting should be considered to get a higher turnout at elections, especially as people in rural areas don’t tend to travel to polling stations. They said that many young people think politics is boring and that it should therefore be made more relevant to get more young people involved in future.
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Tro pobl Caerfyrddin a’r cyffiniau oedd ymweld a Bws Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru ddydd Mercher. Cwyn sawl ymwelydd oedd nad oeddent yn cael eu cynrychioli’n ddigonol gan eu bod yn rhannu’r un etholaeth a Sir Benfro. Daeth un person draw yn arbennig i ddatgan ei bryder ynglŷn a’r diffyg Gwasanaethau Stroc yng Nghymru. Roedd yn falch felly o glywed am yr ymchwil diweddar gan Bwyllgor Iechyd, Lles a Llywodraeth Leol y Cynulliad. Mae adroddiad y Pwyllgor ar gael ar wefan y Cynulliad. Roedd un person yn gryf o blaid mwy o bwerau deddfu i’r Cynulliad ac yn awyddus i weld Diwrnod Dewi Sant yn cael ei wneud yn ŵyl y banc. Daeth rhai o ddisgyblion Ysgol Bro Myrddin draw i fynegi eu barn am bleidleisio. Soniodd ambell un y byddai dull electronig o bleidleisio’n syniad da gan nad ydi pobl o gefn gwlad yn tueddu i deithio i’r gorsafoedd pleidleisio. Yn olaf, roeddent o’r farn mai diflas ydi gwleidyddiaeth i nifer o bobl ifanc ac y dylid ei wneud yn fwy perthnasol er mwyn galluogi mwy o bobl ifanc i gymryd rhan yn y broses ddemocrataidd.
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Partner countries constituents and GPE staff members at the Eastern Europe, Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia Constituency meeting.
Egypt, May 2023
Credit: GPE
The people of Carmarthen braced the cold weather and came to visit the National Assembly for Wales Bus on Wednesday. A few comments were made regarding the constituency boundaries; some local people feel they aren’t represented properly due to the fact that their constituency is shared with Pembrokeshire. One person specifically came on board to express his view that stroke services are lacking in Wales. He was therefore pleased to hear of the inquiry into Stroke Services that has been conducted by the Health, Wellbeing and Local Government Committee. Their report is available on the Assembly’s website. One person felt that Wales should have more law- making powers, and that St David’s Day should be made a bank holiday. A group of sixth form students from Ysgol Bro Myrddin came by and were very eager to have their say. They mentioned that electronic voting should be considered to get a higher turnout at elections, especially as people in rural areas don’t tend to travel to polling stations. They said that many young people think politics is boring and that it should therefore be made more relevant to get more young people involved in future.
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Tro pobl Caerfyrddin a’r cyffiniau oedd ymweld a Bws Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru ddydd Mercher. Cwyn sawl ymwelydd oedd nad oeddent yn cael eu cynrychioli’n ddigonol gan eu bod yn rhannu’r un etholaeth a Sir Benfro. Daeth un person draw yn arbennig i ddatgan ei bryder ynglŷn a’r diffyg Gwasanaethau Stroc yng Nghymru. Roedd yn falch felly o glywed am yr ymchwil diweddar gan Bwyllgor Iechyd, Lles a Llywodraeth Leol y Cynulliad. Mae adroddiad y Pwyllgor ar gael ar wefan y Cynulliad. Roedd un person yn gryf o blaid mwy o bwerau deddfu i’r Cynulliad ac yn awyddus i weld Diwrnod Dewi Sant yn cael ei wneud yn ŵyl y banc. Daeth rhai o ddisgyblion Ysgol Bro Myrddin draw i fynegi eu barn am bleidleisio. Soniodd ambell un y byddai dull electronig o bleidleisio’n syniad da gan nad ydi pobl o gefn gwlad yn tueddu i deithio i’r gorsafoedd pleidleisio. Yn olaf, roeddent o’r farn mai diflas ydi gwleidyddiaeth i nifer o bobl ifanc ac y dylid ei wneud yn fwy perthnasol er mwyn galluogi mwy o bobl ifanc i gymryd rhan yn y broses ddemocrataidd.
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Telok Blangah Constituency held their Welcome 2014 at the West Coast Park with recreation and games activities for the participants.
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Justin in his constituency office in Montreal. June 2013. / Justin à son bureau de circonscription à Montréal. Juin 2013. Photo: Adam Scotti
President Cyril Ramaphosa joining the South African Muslim community for an evening of Iftaar, engaging with the Athlone Parliamentary Constituency Office in the Western Cape Province under the theme "We Shall Overcome COVID-19! Giving Thanks, Celebrating our Courage and Unity" [Photo: GCIS]
Candidates from the NA-43 constituency in Bajaur Agency in Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) participate in the first-ever candidate radio discussions to better inform FATA voters.
Photos, press releases and full transcripts (Urdu and English) of all FATA radio candidate forums are available for download at the following link: bit.ly/11CBmmQ
Individual radio forums were held for most FATA constituencies with MNAs competing for election to the National Assembly of Pakistan.
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
A throng of people in Fenkle Street, upon the re-election of the Berwick-upon-Tweed constituency MP, Edward Grey (Viscount Grey of Fallodon).
A decent politician, Grey held the seat for an impressive length of 31 years, from 1885 (when this new Berwick constituency was formed) until 1916.
Britain's Foreign Secretary in 1914, his main failing had been to clearly state to Germany that action against Belgium would definitely lead to war. If he had been more thorough in pushing this point, is it just possible that the past may have been slightly different ?
Grey famously stated that, "The lamps are going out all over Europe. We shall not see them lit again in our time".
In 1900, Fenkle Street was still a major shopping and trading street in Alnwick town.
Note the archway and the adjoining building to the left of this photo -- the old "Drill Hall", often mistakenly thought to date from the 1860s, this was actually built circa 1834.
Although commonly said to have been constructed by the Northumberland & Durham District banking Company, it may indeed have included facilities for a subscription library, possibly provided by local philanthropists.
The provision of a library of this sort would have been popular in this street, with printers such as Graham, Smith, Davison and Hunter Blair all being at one time or another within a stone's throw of this site.
Note that the balconies used above the shop have been removed, but even today the new stonework put in place is obvious.
The old "Drill Hall" is an impressive building and one used for various Council and community roles, including the Lionheart Radio station.
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Youth from Kisumu Ndogo Maskani in Nyali constituency participate in a Gumzo Mtaani, an informal set up where the community members – mostly youth – meet to discuss election related peace messaging and civic engagement matters.
Peace dialogues such as the Gumzo Mtaani are implemented by civil society organizations, and promote civic education and engagement with young people and discuss the importance of maintaining peace in their communities during the election.
Kenyan civil society plays an important role in government oversight and advancing an inclusive development agenda. USAID works with civil society organizations and empowers local development organizations to strengthen Kenya’s governance reform agenda and secure democratic gains enshrined in the 2010 Constitution. In the lead-up to Kenya’s 2022 elections, USAID supports activities such as civic engagement forums, peace dialogues, and public information campaigns which safeguard democratic spaces and promote free, fair, peaceful inclusive and credible elections.
Photo: Alex Kamweru/USAID
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Civil society plays an important role in government oversight and advancing an inclusive development agenda in Kenya. USAID works with civil society organizations and empowers local development organizations to strengthen Kenya’s governance reform agenda and secure democratic gains enshrined in the 2010 Constitution. The goal is to help strengthen capacity to engage and catalyze citizens, government, and the private sector for county-led development.
USAID Kenya and East Africa Mission supports an inclusive, peaceful, and well-governed civil society that promotes dignity and civic engagement. In the lead-up to Kenya’s 2022 elections, USAID supports activities such as civic engagement forums, peace dialogues, and public information campaigns which safeguard democratic spaces and promote free, fair, peaceful inclusive and credible elections.
Amritsar:
All India Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha and Prabhari Himachal Pradesh.Advocate, Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal said that Sardar Navjot Singh Sidhu has won the Amritsar Lok Sabha seat three times. Talking with the media persons at Shaheed Harbans lal Khanna Samarak, District BJP office Amritsar today, Grewal said that in a row if he contested it would have been a bonus but as Shri Arun Jaitley a prominent National BJP Leader and Star Campaigner of our BJP party. He said that Shri Arun Jaitley has deep family roots with the Amritsar city and to win elections from here would be very easy for the party with heavy margin. Grewal said with the blessings of Shri Arun Jaitley our President of Punjab Pradesh BJP Shri Kamal Sharma has vowed to win the Amritsar seat for Shri Arun Jaitley and working day and night with his team. He said that a close aide Shri Tarun Chugh, General secretary of Punjab BJP. Grewal said that Shri Tarun Chugh is a very staunch protestor against corruption and corrupt practices in the City Amritsar and he has earned a reputation for himself which makes him very popular figure amongst the urban population of Amritsar. Grewal said that Shri Anil joshi Cabinet Minister Local Bodies himself is garnering response from local bodies and under his guidance Shri Bakshi Ram Arora, Mayor who is the Common voice of all councillors of Amritsar Lok Sabha Constituency .The win margin for Shri Arun Jaitley is bound to convert into a landslide win when a seasoned politician like Prof. Rajinder Bhandari who knows what it takes to win an election is campaigning for Shri Arun Jaitley. In this meeting Former District President Amritsar BJYM Somdev Sharma also addressed the gathering. The meeting marked the presence of Aman Devgan, Rajiv Sharma, Vibhor Aggarwal, Rakesh Sharma, Pankaj Bawa, Sooraj Bawa, Ramandeep Singh, Amar Singh, Bobby Munday, Maninder Raj Singh, Gurmeet Singh and large number of BJP leaders and workers.
Candidates from the NA-47 constituency in the Frontier Regions (FRs) in Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) participate in the first-ever candidate radio discussions to better inform FATA voters.
Photos, press releases and full transcripts (Urdu and English) of all FATA radio candidate forums are available for download at the following link: bit.ly/11CBmmQ
Individual radio forums were held for most FATA constituencies with MNAs competing for election to the National Assembly of Pakistan.
The Global Environment Facility (GEF) Expanded Constituency Workshop (ECW) for East Africa brings together GEF focal points, focal points from the main Conventions (Biodiversity, Desertification, Climate Change and persistent organic pollutants), representatives from civil society and representatives from the GEF Secretariat and the GEF Agencies to discuss priority issues and share lessons and experiences from the development and implementation of GEF projects and their integration within national policy frameworks. Countries represented include Comoros, Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Madagascar, Mauritius, Rwanda,
Seychelles, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda
Albert Kenyani Inima
Boyani, Hamisi District, Vihiga County
29 November 2011
[ You can listen to the speech Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka made at Boyani on my Youtube channel at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-o_sqWfI7A&list=UUDCjO7EDzbK... ]
I was in Vihiga County this weekend to attend the function to ordain my father, Joseph Inima,88, as a reverend bishop of the African Divine Church. Altogether 113 reverend bishops from Kenya were ordained. This position is the second highest in the church hierarchy.
Joseph Inima has been a pastor and then a vicar bishop of Gajiremba Church, Munzatsi since 1995.
The ceremony was held at Boyani in Hamisi District, Vihiga County,where the headquarters of the church is located.
ADC is the third largest church in Vihiga County after the Friends Church and the Pentecostal Church. The Church was began at Boyani in 1948. The church has now spread throughout Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and DRC . Recently branches of the church have been opened in South Sudan and Netherlands.
The Vice President , Kalonzo Musyoka, was the guest of honour.
The sermon was delivered by Rev. Bernard Khatechi of the Garden of Hope Baptists Church, Nairobi who was introduced by the Head of the Church, Rt. Rev. Archbishop John Chabuga.
The Vice President commended the church for the expansion it has registered since inception as a Kenyan indigenous Church back in 1948.
Mr. Musyoka urged people of all faith to pray for the country and security agencies as they pursue the Al-shabaab militia both at home and in Somalia.
Mr. Musyoka reiterated that Kenya is not at war with ill-intentions but aims at securing security of Kenyans and peace in Somalia.
He said Kenya is in record being an active participant in conflict resolution in the great lakes region and the horn of Africa.
Mr. Musyoka called on religious organization to counsel the youth and discourage them from joining criminal gangs such as the Al-shabaab terrorist outfit.
Mr. Musyoka donated 200 000/= to the ongoing construction of the headquarter building. Musyoka promised to mobilize more donations to ensure the building construction is completed.
This is the third time Mr. Musyoka is visiting Boyani this year. He was here again on 29 August 2011 when he also donated 200 000/= towards the ongoing construction project.
Mwala Member of Parliament and also a pastor, Isaac Muoki accompanied Mr. Kalonzo.Others who attended were the Permanent Secretary in the Office of the Vice President, Dr. Ludeki Chweya and the Hamisi District Commissioner, Mr. George Okelo. There were also a number of candidates aspiring for various civic and national leadership positions. With over 1.5 million followers in Kenya, the African Divine Church is one of the biggest constituencies in the country.
I video-taped the the Vice President's speech and have posted the video on my channel at Youtube:
Albert Kenyani Inima
Email: albertkenyani@gmail.com
Youth from Likoni Maskani in Likoni constituency participate in a Gumzo Mtaani, an informal set up where the community members – mostly youth – meet to discuss election related peace messaging and civic engagement matters.
Peace dialogues such as the Gumzo Mtaani are implemented by civil society organizations, and promote civic education and engagement with young people and discuss the importance of maintaining peace in their communities during the election.
Kenyan civil society plays an important role in government oversight and advancing an inclusive development agenda. USAID works with civil society organizations and empowers local development organizations to strengthen Kenya’s governance reform agenda and secure democratic gains enshrined in the 2010 Constitution. In the lead-up to Kenya’s 2022 elections, USAID supports activities such as civic engagement forums, peace dialogues, and public information campaigns which safeguard democratic spaces and promote free, fair, peaceful inclusive and credible elections.
Photo: Alex Kamweru/USAID
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Civil society plays an important role in government oversight and advancing an inclusive development agenda in Kenya. USAID works with civil society organizations and empowers local development organizations to strengthen Kenya’s governance reform agenda and secure democratic gains enshrined in the 2010 Constitution. The goal is to help strengthen capacity to engage and catalyze citizens, government, and the private sector for county-led development.
USAID Kenya and East Africa Mission supports an inclusive, peaceful, and well-governed civil society that promotes dignity and civic engagement. In the lead-up to Kenya’s 2022 elections, USAID supports activities such as civic engagement forums, peace dialogues, and public information campaigns which safeguard democratic spaces and promote free, fair, peaceful inclusive and credible elections.
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Telok Blangah Constituency held their Welcome 2014 at the West Coast Park. Displayed of various types of kites flying by the Singapore Kite Association.
Candidates from the NA-43 constituency in Bajaur Agency in Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) participate in the first-ever candidate radio discussions to better inform FATA voters.
Photos, press releases and full transcripts (Urdu and English) of all FATA radio candidate forums are available for download at the following link: bit.ly/11CBmmQ
Individual radio forums were held for most FATA constituencies with MNAs competing for election to the National Assembly of Pakistan.
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Dr. Prem Singh was 1st MLA of Renuka ji who represented this constituency 6 times in Himachal Pradesh Assembly. First Chief Minister of Himachal Dr. YS Parmar elected 4 times MLA Renuka and Dharam Singh, RS Chauhan and Roop Sing represented this constituency single time. Prem Singh was born on 23rd of September, 1948 in Maina-Baag village of Sangrah Tehsil, District Sirmaur. His father Salik Ram was a (Hali- Laborer of Farmer) poor farmer and after struggle and hard work of his father he passed BVSe from Punjab University. According to his friends and family members Dr. Prem Singh appointed Veterinary Doctor in 1972 at Sangrah and he left his Govt. Job to fight Assembly Election in 1982. Dr Prem Singh elected MLA on Congress ticket in 1982, 1985, 1993, 1998, 2003 and 2007 and was only defeated by Janta Dal nominee Roop Singh in 1990. Dr Prem was lover of Folk, Hindi and English Literature but he could not complete his Autobiography because of sudden death. He died in morning time on 23rd of September, 2011 due to a heart attack. MLA Prem Singh died on his 63rd Birthday at his paternal residence in village Bag in Sangrah Tehsil. His wife Vidya Devi, daughter Rekha, Son Viney Kumar ,daughter in law Sima and other well-wishers shocked with his sudden death. His 85 years old mother Sajno Devi is still alive. Govt. Degree College Sangrah, Sangrah Tehsil, CDPO office Girls Hostel, Police Station Sangrah, IPH Division Nohradhar, ITI Boghar and Renuka Vikas Board etc. Government instate/ Offices were opened/ started after his affords and he always tried to gave batter Roads, School and Health falsities to villager of area. Dr. Prem wanted to open SDM Court at Sangrah, Tehsil at Dadahu and decided to make high-tech Bus Stand Building at Nohradhar, Sangrah and Haripurdhar but he couldn’t fulfill his dream. Dr Prem Singh held different important positions in the Congress Party during his long inning in the active politics. During his tenure as MLA he also chaired different boards and corporations besides remaining Chief Parliament Secretary in the Cabinet of Congress/ CM Virbhadra Singh. About 5000 people of area participated in Funeral/ Cremation of their loving MLA at bank of Giriganga.
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
On the Pershore Road in Stirchley, Birmingham.
Heading towards Dog Pool Lane.
The Selly Oak Constituency Office on Pershore Road in Stirchley.
To the left is Stirchley Community Primary School.
Red post box - GR - B30 225
My shadow.
New style red phone box behind.
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
ETT members took action, as part of ETFO’s one-day rotating strike action, on January 20, 2020, to send a message to Doug Ford at his constituency office that it’s time for a fair deal for students and teachers.
The future of our shared public education system is at stake.
The Ford government continues to demand cuts at the Central Bargaining Table, while refusing to address critical issues such as protecting our world class Kindergarten model, providing staffing supports for Special Education, addressing violence in schools, and so many other items we know are essential to students, parents, and teachers.
We will not relent in our fight for the schools our students deserve.
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns about any photo featured here, please contact Stephen Michalowicz, Communications Manager, ETT (smichalowicz@ett.on.ca).
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Giant chickens opposing a US trade deal visit the North Somerset constituency surgery of Liam Fox MP, protest organised by Global Justice Now highlights the concern that hormone-filled, chlorine-washed meat will flood British markets.
© Jess Hurd/Global Justice Now
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Youth from Kisauni Maskani in Kisauni constituency participate in a Gumzo Mtaani, an informal set up where the community members – mostly youth – meet to discuss election related peace messaging and civic engagement matters.
Peace dialogues such as the Gumzo Mtaani are implemented by civil society organizations, and promote civic education and engagement with young people and discuss the importance of maintaining peace in their communities during the election.
Kenyan civil society plays an important role in government oversight and advancing an inclusive development agenda. USAID works with civil society organizations and empowers local development organizations to strengthen Kenya’s governance reform agenda and secure democratic gains enshrined in the 2010 Constitution. In the lead-up to Kenya’s 2022 elections, USAID supports activities such as civic engagement forums, peace dialogues, and public information campaigns which safeguard democratic spaces and promote free, fair, peaceful inclusive and credible elections.
Photo: Alex Kamweru/USAID
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Civil society plays an important role in government oversight and advancing an inclusive development agenda in Kenya. USAID works with civil society organizations and empowers local development organizations to strengthen Kenya’s governance reform agenda and secure democratic gains enshrined in the 2010 Constitution. The goal is to help strengthen capacity to engage and catalyze citizens, government, and the private sector for county-led development.
USAID Kenya and East Africa Mission supports an inclusive, peaceful, and well-governed civil society that promotes dignity and civic engagement. In the lead-up to Kenya’s 2022 elections, USAID supports activities such as civic engagement forums, peace dialogues, and public information campaigns which safeguard democratic spaces and promote free, fair, peaceful inclusive and credible elections.
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/
Young people from YOUNGO – the youth constituency under the UNFCCC – are taking action today inside the UN climate talks. Silently holding placards bearing the words ‘Equity is the Pathway to Ambition’, they issue a powerful reminder to negotiators from developed countries that it is their responsibility to take the lead in acting on climate change. YOUNGO demands a renewed drive for progress at the climate talks; progress which is based on science and equity.
“We have had loud and fun actions so far. But today we are silent, reminding negotiators of the respect that the fundamental principles of this Convention require. Some governments believe they can simply overwrite the principles of a global convention but these are based on equitable values which are not up for negotiation. It is only by following a pathway which is equitable and just that we will be able to make real strides in the fight against climate change.” said Maja Gudim Burheim from the Norwegian organisation, Changemaker.
READ THE PRESS RELEASE HERE: pusheurope.eu/media/pressrelease-24052012/